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70 ORDER THREE NEV SHIPS
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT N THE
SEATTLE 4 SAN FRANCISCO.


A new steamship line to be operated
from Seattle to Alaska. Honolulu ana san
Francisco will soon be established oy tho
Seattle & San Francisco Railway and Nav
ieation Company. II will probably De .
year before the ships are running. Dut tney
will be ordered at once. and as soon as
Hey are constructed viii be brought
around the Horn. ana become . part Va
Seattle's fleet.
AS has been said. the vessels are to %
new, and they will be as modern ana COM
plete in every detail as the best ouiioets
in the country can make them President
W. E. Guerin, Of the company, VINO mas
Just returned from the East, will leave
again for the Atlantic states IN . re"
DAYS for the purpose Of letting the con-
tract for the building Of these vessels.
The ships are to be Of 1000. 4.5oo and 6.ooo
tons capacity, respectively, and will prob
ably be finished and ready for delivery
within ten months or year Inc small a.,
est will be put on the run between oeata'e
to Honolulu and the largest Will be re-
served for the coal trade with san FRAN
cisco.
The affairs OF this company seem to be
reports placing all the bonds that 1t Is In
tended to issue now at the most satisIac-
tory rates, and says there Is nothing 10 pc
done now but to speed the developments
and get ready for the actual business OF
shipping coal He confirms the statement
Of President Meilen. Of the Northern Pa
cific that the company had secured per-
petual lease on the Palmer CUTOFF OF the
Northern Pacific road to handle the coal
as far as Black River Junction. From
there into Seattle. distance OF nineteen
miles, road belonging to the company
will be constructed In time to be finished
when the Palmer cutoff Is done. SO that
the entire route will be completed at the
same time As soon as necessary work
will be commenced on the construction OF
the wharves terminals and coal bunkers
In this city. and 1t is the general intention
to be through with all the preparations at
the time the railroad is finished.
The same intentions exist with regard
to the developments Mt the mines near
Leary station. the coal mine headquarters.
where ninety to 100 men are employed
erecting buildings and extending the min
ing shafts to get ready to handle the coal
for market. The main shaft striking all
the veins Of the property Is well under
way. and shaft No. 3 Is finished into the
mine for distance Of over 100 feet. 1t is
expected tina. the railroads will be fin
ished by the first of next year at the lat
est The surveys have all been finished
for this end OF the line. under the direc-
ton Of Chief Engineer F. HI. Whitworth,
and construction will soon be commenced.
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Flour -Reesir.s. ps.s barrels: exports. lass bar.
rsss: market srtrrE ard fairly active Ninrsssta
patents, Isatie; vistsr sssssass S. tlas 81
Wheat Receipts IS s-s hnshsis exports so Ns.h.
els SySas. firm: Ne. red. nc q + s4fss, IN Ar.
sse opscss epsas sfrsns 81 g. advance "a Aixhsr
cakes and nrssvorshie fzaisn ~roF nsw. The cub
srti9Tat strenssh ncraslesasI ts sss favorable
spring shess ersr snd renewed s1rsnrt sr.iv.
tis, WITH fnai seaesien Gsst 90 's,r realizing
S}ossd s'sa6T =. aare Bet higher; MAY rinssi a,
ssg; September eio~~s at '4e. nsceneer closed Al.
fAr
Ca1ee-fsptieas closed sssafr net UNBALANCED
Sales L en t@ss Including Ssnter,her Ssr Otto
oSs. AZ pcee-ss-. tsss scss Rio. dun ard s<,rs
tnsi. rsstS 4uies. ss<sst stes3v
Ssssr~k&a higher; ssss rsans-x ar -srt-sf1sss
p tear, ~ refined. srr. ard fairly sr.tve
Metals.
ffrefsttoss ths Metal Fsehanss ~Ff~ ues. or
ssrssyT. rFts variations II sf.ecssi ssrn.h
Tts went 80 SHADE further NADER adverse
cables and tser cGeriaxs ~ rrsacsrs sexesher vita
hsh: demand Ias tAiane~ a sAs list vas xks,sss
unchanged ans fairly .ses!r
rtx tras,-WsFrxm,s unchanged. SfSstsS
cexe<r-tass 81.
Tln~Ezss. 81 ts,saE ~
SFesssr~ naa S. ~ aa--snAt
Issd~<sntss :. s-sass-s TIE srm THAI sxrs tie
sailing rtce far miners ard sssi,srs auctes lead At
NS ~ TIE elsse
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roREIGS Markets.



NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Commercial Advef-
ti.er's London financial cabAegrsm says:
Business was moro active and the tone brighter
uas taken II the outcome IL the Transvaal affair.
and the money position was much befter On the
favorable bank statement The rise in sterling
exchange In New Yo-k rendered unnecessary .
change in the bank rate.
Americans strong and active, more busi-
ness being done In them today than IN the pre-
sious fortnight Baltimore Z Ohio jumped {
points. and Central and Southern Pacific and South
era Railway preferred also improved notably.
Spanish l.. so: Anacondas. III; Bostous better;
Utahs weak.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug. E.-Csnso.an Pacific. -; North
ern Pacific preferred. ~: Onion Pacific preferred
~. Atchison. NJ: Grand Trunk, 81; Anaconda. III
Bar silver. lid: money. "a per cent
BreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL. Aug E.-wheat-Spos No. . red
Western winter. firm. 81. I'D; No red Northern
spring. ann. 6 i'd. Futures firm; September. IS
Con-Futures. steady; September. 3s sd: October.
> I'D; November. IS sd
Wheat. firm; No. l standard California, g ID:
wheat in Paris steady: -four in Paris steady
French country markets. quiet; wheat cargoes OF
coast buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on passage
nominal and unchanged English country markets.
quiet
70 20 e
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aug, H.-Today's statement of
the condition Of the treasury shows:
AvasiAble cash balance ~, 30
ooo resesse an,2l,5os
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pFjce q hog. PACKERS holding "a in spite g me
moderats o6esinW. Hsas5 hog. - DeAss: mixeu
los. NAeln: hgAt. ..sseA9: 80. NSeA@'
cxiis. E4e4M
The market Tor sheep and lamts was aeain ueak.
enormous Receipts having again knccked the oo1an
ont q prices sheep sold 1t $aas for cuib mp %
8 344 fer ehotce Western rangers Satse sssnes s
were scarce and sold 1t = z@AW; lamhs. 0sae
as: prime nocks s. zf6 81
Recr4pss-Cattle. le.sD: hon. A.eee; sheep H~e
OMAHA. Aus. 1.-THE cattle maxfet was active
and steady. Receipts. i.De had Native bees
steeess. Ae0ae: Western steesS. >: TexAs &ee9s
10641. cyus snA he1fess q H0A0: ennnefs.
E89s9; stockess and feeders. N0@Aos calves.
@t@6N; bulls and stags Hsasa0-
HcGs-Receipts. 2No head; markef, & Menef
HEAVY. Asske6s 50; mixed. D. D3ln: light, A09
lse: bulk a sales. AE@A@
Sheep Market steady. Fair to choice Westens.
009A0: common and stock sheep. N0eAOi
lanbs. tA8eA
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l. II. Gray. trafi1c manager Of the White
Pass & Yukon. IL reported to have made
the record round trip between Skagway
and Dawson His time was nine days and
four hours. including a stop Of a full day
at Bennett. and this Is believed to be
speedier than the round journey OF any
body vet reported. Mr. Gray left Skagway
at o'clock the morning OF July %. and
arrived at Dawson at 4 o'clock the after
noon OF the 3lst. He finished transact.ng
his business at the klondike metropolis
and left there on the return at o'clock
the evening Of August 2. arriving back at
Skagway at noon August T.
The P.-T. will be sent to campers In any
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When all others fail consult the Old
Doctor. who Is the most successful Throat
and Lung Doctor in America. He Will
tell your trouble without asking single
question. and WARRANT A PERMA-
NENT CURE in all the following dis
eases; PILES, FISTULA, TUMOR, cured
without Knife. or Caustic. All Female
Diseases Treated Successfully Nervous
Debility. Spermatorrhea, Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay Falling Memory. Weak
Eyes. Stunted Development. Lack OF En-
ergy, Impoverished Blood, Ptmples, I'm.
pediments to Marriage, also Blood and
Hair. Bone Pains. 6wellings Sore Throat.
Mouth, Tongue. Ulcers. Effects Of Mer-
curry, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. re-
Patients living away from the city,
consultation, may describe their trUub
free from observation, to any part OF
N nifArf aU mail IN
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BAN R1A0LB0NV oAA&A6BOs
DreoAstu9s.
SAX YRANcIsCo. Arg r.-wheas insetave;
euies<r. rsG being steady.
sppt quoeafinns we're.
Wheat saipgsns: No nsa; ehaaes us;
Bsri.y-Fssd n1aasle: brs~i.s. Esese
Oats--Red. SLHt1LH.
Receipts.
Flour quarter saeap. 1sos: wheat. csntais. i3see;
bassey. censals. $50: oats csntala ae0; poe.toes
aiddifnss. sscn. -: bal. TONS -: WOOL. halss.
=: hides. number. ~; auichsii,s. Aasks. -;
wine, gallons. n.'o
Pre1sse. Fssst, Eae.
MIllatuiRs -Msddiine. sllGn1: bran. sle9laa
Hay-wheat, Ees: ~hsss ana esa. res-a: hsss
bssisy. Hne& -: alfalfa. &AeH; clover. 0ee;
vss.ssbss. D EAny Ro... neeu: River
Burbanhs. 1sc6sI: Salinas Burhenks. a-zalD
swee4. ls63e. siissRskin minua, fsdsor; eucumheu.
lseesr: sreen psaa: Ise9c; ststns beans la1tc per
b: tomatoes. z@5or Der boz; Okla. 1@toc: 90
Fruits -Appies. choice. 81: common. SC; straw
s s. e,ss.i q ' p.. s. s s:S ga
s,mnoa c.iifosni. lemons. iscssiS choice cali.
Butter Fancy creamery. NJ do seconds. ne1sr:
fancy dAiry. Dezi!c: DO seconds heise; picked. .
6zlc; drtin. Ndisc.
Cheese -New, astoc; Young America, n@loic:
Eastern. uAalsc; Western, nt@13r
Eexs-store, HNac. fancy ranch. x111lSc: East
EN-.
Pouifs5-Tmkey sobhless il@l3c ID: turkey hens.
iiaiac: old ronsters. 1t6t =; young roostc-s. $50
6: small hroilers. e 50a3: large brullep. 0d3 50:
fryen, SsaAD: hens. 9afas Old duru. xaa3 50
yeune durks. cN@s; geese. N1 pair: goslinss.
si.sn92; old pigeons. 81. snaLB
Wool anA Hops.
wooI-Sprng: Nerads, ladllc: Eastern Orleon.
i14lsr. Valley Oregon. l7@i9c FAN; Northern
mountain lambs. eeaioc; mountain lambs. a6l0c
San Joaquin plains. es6c: Humboldt and Meudo-
elmo. i1zi3c.
CLOSING Quota tt0nas
whsat-lnactive: December. N-u
Con-Largs yellow. 006@l0A
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CHEAP RATES FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Three Northern Lines Establish
SDeeial Fares.

II was announced here yesterday that
the Great Northern. Northern Pacific ard
Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation companies
had agreed on special rate Of half-fare
for discharged United States volunteers.
The rate will be effective to all points IN
Washington. Idaho and Montana from Sc
attic and Portland. and will he granted
upon presentation Of the discharge papers
or similar evidence OF service by appli-
carta
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Dairy Products.

Ds TIE Trxssar. rxreafFN tsslsy she better mar.
ass wss arra CsesnseEs lsso dAify. i2sssl-e
ssesse Farrr ssszisse
Esxs~ Fism fTssh. iasc
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CHRONIC DISEASES

Of the THROAT, KIDNEYS, STOMACH and
LIVER permanently cured, SO that therewIl
be no fear Of a relapse in the future.
GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRICTUREanl
that terrible and loathsome disease, SYN
ILLS, thoroughly and forever cured b 81
old doctor, who has cured thousands Ct
cases. This old doctor furnishes all med
at his Office and guarantees cure for D.
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,HfFAGo. AZ E--The d~nAna fx Ill ersAes
& rsssss wss rsrasr sis~ tatas, a-zt VITA a sHSe
seSssy ~ ksesd r-sess .sSe hide esSlcr al.
aszrss
ssssss - sAes~e sex*ee 6 aar< e. rrsrr-ews~
ssss@A u sSsz "a Sfacasrs aes se4xssEs s. S*s{ q
ssssls ssss ass Aesfxr~ tszs y TexAs sss<rs. s. =
- - An1 easvr-, - Rs-N
02o - 3 tSythR $4,000 e 3 - - -
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JODDING QUOTATIONS.
1ehbang anotatio:.s Yesterday wsss - ioliovs:
Sugar. FlOur and COQao.

Q00&oN0.s1
Sugar, Flour and CoGes.
Sugar Golden c. In bhis I sce extra c. IN bhis.
lsoc: powdered sssc: dry granniaisd. sSs; cube.
esls. Sta. theLers'p, sasc; california brands r. -
corn meal. ys s.s !. 3 yer 20 u.s. IN ~ ..ss::
ssssSsd .ssas e. per 10 r., II 10 :.e.:
;.ns ~ g y ! n y ~ sn -, .ss' s:, sssisa
- 4 ,sh :.si. @s Whoa. ~a... s ssal. e.
e = ..ss In ..e ss 2; 81, =. u Il ~
s:sA, i, 'es Rsa, se s.x se .pi. pea. M
she's. h.is.. g 50 per case q y IN pazs: ianey
rolled o.ss rs per bale. Ia IN .aels: corn neal.
white. . per hbi IN 50. saess: buehwhea, nour.
Psrs. G1 per -. In ah sacks erscssd wheat:
p Gil. 10 nn .se.s: graham soar. as PR Isl.
n Nh sacks. whole wheat nonr. 8 Per Dbl. b
- Sour. r.r I'll; fancy ~ ru,,.H eau, isan nj
6hls @ y: fancy rolled osss 3b saen. - -: sants
seisss s..: Per s:ss a,e. Lao, -.
Arsaess n ln Se ss... y ssr s.. Il 3
' s:s. s ,s ~ l. d. s:ss e. 4 q:
Nechs. Sc. Casaeois, Nc: Guatemala. 2ie: ground
s. & 'seas; Lion. i'". slas; =. ris: -
Halter. Cheese. Ewws and Poultry.
Rutter-Ranch. i.t@iar: fancy dairy. In squatss
lsa2r: Washington erramcries. lib and alb priass
Cheese Native Washington. lasise: Easssr..
tSl1; fancy California cheese, &c.
Fsgs Strictly fresh ranch. Sc
., snan """ss >aM'tn's eeop' AS1sc: stfnins4
Poultry chickens. &c: live iuraeys. nc.
6Fsssed tufteys. i,eisc.
Nats.
wainues. pr ID. sacks ise: Eastern black wal
s.ns. ~, Kan i.e s,m.,.,t. "a "a ,n...,.
sc: Pine. ise: hickory. lee: coeosnuts. Per dos
"e' pop1oin.
hss' "r@n sac seee
Hay-Passt sound per tou Csss: ksss9u washr
eueteo tinathy Sit: alfalfa = sadsa
Oats~Pes ton. ~.
isAsley-~Rolled xl
Corn Whole sas 50: CRACKED -: fsed meat pss
oc0 80
e,ssss. nan Az, snerts 1s. shorc~d Ted
email. dairy chopped feed. SIG
Meats. Provisions. and UtsA
r,,.h Mea,.--Ccv h,ss D. rss n, ssser 49,. r.
- n mutton ve,h.rs slc per H.. pask TIC - =.
veal iarss. 4 per y: small. isc
fast sss",. lac: drv sai.ca .,as., sse ''' '''@-
Lard Home. made, per ID. 81: White star. SIC.
frtn sp.44a, g. lard compound tse.ver :e.
Rev en- F.sB 20. ~. Mid Rsse. Sc
Fresh Fsshs ltainus .ssS: ehsuy,eA and sowaess
Hasaasr. ssas. .o.es Il. ress eesi. ssss shsinp.
,se. sh.d. sses smsls. tsss: herring ssse: hls-s
Cd. les: oy;,s.s .i,.ss... So ga 10 ~
a. cooked. SIS
/. vegetables.
ro&atoes~Sew potatoes sagsi 10 per rwt, sxsst
us,tasss- sss,e per n hr~ss 81 10 rer s.ra "a.
sss. a. neg aaek ,,s.n.ra& - esq ssrk ,,.r.s
~ ,ay ssek. eaihase tssise sss r. ,grsss, az ::
,,ry .ssk- csuitsawsf Ga usv sa,. ~. :. 49, -.
III suesrslsss ri 60 acr as,s. garlic a. ,et,n~e
isatss r~s .i.ss, -els., s.au.. re- Az sss.ss'
IA a,x: ta,nstns. ssassss w.x h.a. e. -.
er.as 81, shahase - pcs H.; cssn yssAr ,.sr
-
Frusts.
Ssre>u Fruit -s,ssurss. Mediterranean svs~.a n =
a. irnseus 81 sssss s. scst'sisns 10 grade, srrscs
fancy slssl % rer hss; tslssoreia tlsck esv exr-
49,. -, -. W Asssfgs,
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ceive searching treatnenA -
and cured for life. g
NERVOUS DISEASES g.
out dreams) or Debility an1
vous Power treated sctentt0 i
methods with never-faill1
makes no difference what =
or who has failed 20. cur
nen ana H1tddle-ageA ne
suffer should consult the
geon At once. Skin dfseaS1
name and nature compleo
neglected or Improperly treoel
present and coming generals
discharges cured promptly
drance to business. BOTH
suit confldentially. II IN IT,
write. Delays are danGeroo1I
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Cash Quotations.
Finsr-Firm
whea.-No, spsins. esss'ose: No red. '.sa-3c.
Corn Ne :. size
na,.--Na 2. s.asisr: No white. Bic. No 3
sss@ett
Rse-Ns 9 SC
partev~Se : stAeGr
F1ax sesa -Ne /. 81 az: new. Ne2aiu
Trcshy se~ss--psime E2
Mess srss~ fet hbi. s. ssss 70.
Iari~Psr 10 -. s. isss ~
s,oy. rita si,sss~fssse 81 ssss Is
Dry ealted shessbsers- nox-d Jdsir
Short clear sssies--Resea s&sssM
wsi@ss DiaieTs tnishea goods rer Esl st6
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"a n liz Ipcai vAeat naKket today. prices bsing
auoeed ~ SIC for dub and ~ for tneste0-
T. 8 =
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. A1e n.-Whesk-WauA WalIa. ne
0r; sai1sy. 0s9soe; bsnestsa. oQo1e.
4 y =
SAN R1ANCISCO 0ARKET1.
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Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. Aug H.-Closins:
Boston 4 Montana SIS Parrot 81
Butte Bc4tan rs
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eNen WHO Are WASTING A1payl
Take Time by the FOre1ock|


Of richness S and the p9a e sn.s n shSh
nented morbid
specialist
CAN CURE
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The P.-T will be sent to campers In any
part OF the state without extra charge.
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sssrrLs WHEAT MARKET.

WHEAT rsssws Ne rssA SA NJ I kse~ssecs.
81, ssalsau4 Ne esssss - Ma , sszszssssaa go
+ q q
TACOMA WHEAT MAnMET.
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assossC1s &o0toGs Sso01 anu HO0ANbys
Rutter-Ranch. l.tRlic: fancy dairy In sQuarsa
lssor. Washington erramcrtes. lib and alb priass
1Esgsr
Cheess~Nativs Washington. l1sisc: Eastern. y
tf11; fancy California cheese &c.
Esgs Strictly fresh ranch. Sc.
Comb Housy Calf srnia comb, iiSi3tc: strained
si0sc
poulny-Livs chickens. isc; live turner's. lie /.
1fsssed tufteyp. i,Aisc
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Vegetables.

Potatoes potatoes, ssssi 10 PER ewt; SWEET
p,tasoss. ssssfe per n h~~sx sila rer ssrs. car
rst.. ss peg sack si,sshssas. DC per sack tsrnip~
tic Per SACK. estA2gc lgsi4e tsg h. farSasa 81 IS
per sack. csassasswse ga T~s aes: peas h per
H. saessrriws. ri ~ acr dps. garlic h. iet.aee
rsai& prf ds~. eTieti *sssac per iss, raatshez
lec seu; tossstns~. ssasaSs wax hsns Sc, string
heaas. Ari fhasase, ~ pcs H. csss, EsNS per
aas. siiyersssias. s. &si Is per ewt.
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SA. irnsens 81 suss 50 aestsssisns % grade, s-rscs
fancy slssl - rer hss; California hssck ess ~xrs
tsns 81 "a. strss ~. cherries. issasi ars4sgs
fAsssa rss hsss sssssssssrTes. u. yxseee> fsasl.,
Yskinss ss.ssss; California tyswfs~sis .sssSr;
plume AxSasi. white kfspes, 81 rss ssos, nsses
gesres 81 tes pears. 81 &~fs 7ss tqs rel ,svran,s
e,ssi "a crate. fsss~vrsss 81 - s.s siatts.ss.-
81 stss ses crate: ws.srrsescns. sass aosal can.a.
l.rsss Sass isgrs isgra.
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He sfS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS rs they cannot
reach tho seat of the disease Catarrh Is .
blood or constitutional disease, and In order to
euro 1t you must take internal remedies Hail.
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts
directly the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh euro Is not = Quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by ono of the best physicians
In this country for years, and Is q regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed OF tho best tonics
known, combined with the best blood purifiers.
acting directly on the mucous surfaces The
perfect combination Of the two ingredients fs
what produces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Strangers this town healthy? Do
many people die here?
Real Estate Agent-No, sir
Stranger-But I saw a funeral here
yesterday.
Real Estate Agent-Oh, that was an
undertaken who killed himself because
he couldn't make living.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Henry A. Salzer, manager Of the ia
nous John A. Salzer Seed Co.. La
Crosse, Wis, as also president of the
Idaho Gold Coin Mining & Milling Co.,
of the Seven Devil District. Idaho, is In
great luck. They have recently struck
an immense deposit of gold ore on
their properties. AS result the stock
Of this company doubled in price in
twenty-four hours. Quite number of
the Salzer Seed Co. patrons are inter-
ested in this mine with Mr.. Salzer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Mrs. Murphy-Oi say, Pat, what
would yez do If the ould house would
tumble on yez and crush yez to death
Her Husband-Faith, an Ord fly fer
me loife.-Ohio State Journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Marrying La Bunch.
Who watches me with tender care?
Who undertakes to trim my hair?
Who always wants the beefsteak rare?
My motherin-law.
Who helps my shattered nerves to jar
Who screeches like = trolley ear?
Who blatherskiles just like her ma?
My sisterin-law.
Who goes out strolling in the park!
Who wears my clothes whom o. .
lark?
Who tells me I'm an easy mark"7
Ny brothsrinlaw.
Who arises each morn at ten from bs4s
Who plays pinochle and looks we'll FED
Who has "rheumatics" since I am wed?
My father-in-law.
"A. McHenry.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

"HERE everywhere who suHer almost con-
stanty because they bring themselves to tell
all about their ills to physician.
Such surely explain their symptoms and their
suffering letter Mrs Pnkham Lynn Mass for the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Softleigh (time 1889 p. m.)-The fel
lows all say I'm dreadfully easy-go-
ing chap, dontcher know.
Miss Cutting (suppressing yawn)-
l don't believe it.-Stray Stories.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

The Facts In the Case
Brutus-W What's this yarn about
Caesar thrice refusing golden crown
Cassius-The dentist wanted to
crown one Of his teeth, and Caesar
didn't have the nerve to let him go
ahead
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20
A Gordian K,st.

Dasherly-I understand that he's
very well connected
Flasherly-You bet! He's tied to his
wife's apron strings.-Kansas City In
dependent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20
An Explanation

you referred to your friend as a
dead game sportsman"
Yes; he always buys his birds in
the market-house. Dead game is his
specially Washington Star.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20


illustrations BONNIE
of
MEMORIES OF
THE RED
THE absorbing MEADE
EoBERT ANNETTE tho Canary
GRANT WILSON
Of his "REALE OF THE WINTER
GIRL reading
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Chaffee-Miss Goldielocks asked me
what l thought of you last night.
Brann-Is that so?
Chaffee-Yes. But don't be alarmed
I didn't tell her.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

BY actual count $50 writers have already
said that after escaping Spanish bullets,
Dewey has at last succumbed to Cupil's
darts
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

Regular Stick
YES" said Brown, you always ind
me with a pen in my hand. l am .
regular penholder, old man."
Let's see," replied Jones, musingly.
- penholder il usually . stick, mt
it?"-Ohjo State Journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20
k3!|;}I5 N \ 81 i S
GIVE
LIKE FINDING MONEY.

Endless Chain Starch Book in OF Red
enabled large M package ct Red Cross starch
twelve beautiful coo wezh Cen
tain the beauti
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

fidence reposed in her has never been
violated. Over a million women have
been helped by her advice and medicine.
Mrs. Pinkham in attending to her vast
correspondence is assisted by women
only. If You are i'll, don't delay. Her
reply will cost you nothing and it will be a
practical help as it was to MISS ELLA E.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-11-20

In every county seat for our Gas Lamp.
Makes its own gas. Better light than cleo
tricity or Welsbach city gas. Cheaper than
ke, ossns. Retails x. Big money maker
Standard Lamp Co., Dept A." Chicago