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master nsaa dsnnaisa and aA's " sv'
October H.
Henslnu Port TOWNSEND
Cn Pn Ss aoagsn srfi,s eiana n to SAL MATER
aait.s amsr; ,,.r,s
ccaInsSs Aspf Am Gamble
E @ hoaesaa r.ss
aasra fna ana 81 l ss 'sa@ san Fa T ,sny,sue
Ssfeneai, sssason. Gamble
a = @ lAssoa ri.
Januar
Ynnss s sr Honolulu @ OVERDUE
E OK lss tons lhsrgso Neis.
& { 81 laa aes rsss ' ~
G Ss s Joh.assa A -.
1 n Coleman Trainer Am shr - Pedro. sound
M & s % ss ps Tssn.ena February
ss f sass B. T. toms fass . sss s s
s.ss: Ss's = .ss y 's = s s sa
Rsh b. s ss snns ss., r.-a..sA
9elsna ssnasrs An sar = ems 1s
s psasis en- Il = ssnt t. s i Rs cass. yspyn
s f s. g 3 = a 40 1872 .s si.- S Sssas
EEs1esss san Am sssa 80 tons ssn fsare Psss.
ssisatet sh. q tons. Fsdre osmpia
ga, e has Hsas h nAs e s ton: n0pgss se sound
sp6kans Am .hr tens, hsnslaia Ts~nssna
sssssss - sis f
Ws M seha. s r. a tons. s s csisa February
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.,.4..
snAll nc. NeAAsAs1 peeour 49,
ard sss.,ssasrs ra- ., -1rs
Waite Star. -, coin Special. sic: lard,
compound. yierres E.zc. Rex sac.
Fresh nsn HabDsnx5-Halsoat, s-xqSsxc:
sAsmon. s1sc; ssesiheaa salmon. s9loc.
salmon ,rgrs .eslr- erursserr aEs4r. scse.
&c, rock cod "a: trons. i.<a ssc. shrimps
Ice: shad fGTc. sunssf nc. Columbia
river smell, 5Ss4c. herring. s&4c. tom cod
&c: oysters, Oiympaa, Szso per sack, S-se
per gallon. CLAIMS 81 % per sack. Dungeu-
sss cTa.as, i've, &. 10: cooked, SIN.
ve~ssaA1.~
49,
Tosasoes s2ogNnxs ~ ate RIVER .l D~s
Dahks tE9+s Lsana Esriy Rose. 49,
H Lss.an. 49, ~ ATM sSFsss n ssr
s,Neslr, IN on'0n. sAS~S pH Was III sss.
80, oeetss ta9i-@ pr s&eas eAffsss !"
49, Per sack. rutaoA&ass sc Per sAe1.
tsrnaps, &c par saek $1,000. &c; paIs
nips u ptr SACK canliaoweI. ssvsi -
doxen green peas. sH2c. artfenoaes. 80
PET dcxsn garlic lsc ssssry, S0SE per
doxen; nctnouse lettuce. &c Per coxen'
IeHassss sc per 1osen: CaAfefnsA asPata a
gus ssz4ec PEI 10: rnUoaEo. sv$c per ID;
tomatoes. &%&s
Fruits.
Green Fruit fsoabtngp-Oranxes. seed
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special Dispatches ~ ozt.IgtefIlrsxsr>f -.
SFsH BAY. April 81 r. m~- Barosr,es
ser. - n. cloudy. wind vest ! rsiIes.
Pssset IN iaG might "a bark in tow Of 10
Tyees and sexssi Ia tow ~ me Tacoma
y M British steamer ssE m. a
strip s.E M. ship ID Tow OF the pls-
ne~r. I =. m.
TWIN. April a. p. sn-part cloudy.
eafgn
PORT CRESCENT. April "a
barometer. = 81. part cioa1y: winsg weed
~ nsif@~
PORT A<GEI.Fss Agra - m
fATs clear isEh' wss' gEna. Passed out
two-Fnazt.sf schooner .assg a m @astss q,
ss!p. Passed IN. tug Beyesn and barE
I1daa Wave. lob A. m In the has. shsos
palgenar ard rnvern@@ssstre
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


s-sh ship prumtgrton
oesania Chartered
r q %
BARK
srkS dlaraer
q
Columbia -
BY 4
pa'Eonar evfcusy uraxe
DankIrk by
y
4
gun Eaasa a. - feet
valued
IN sass ss rough @a s.s s,a aaf AZ 1 % @
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NEW YORK April s4~fSarmerrssi Al
ve-ssgerss London financial csAierrstsrz:
7-@e markets Mere 9gses ard Irregular to-
.sav Americans opened al Fa rffy. Tn@
lower prices tempted satTse buying mostly
81 Americans TIE toE< gradually hard
.y,sa closing ~ the rest Atckisnu Der
v~r preferred ard 81 Paul ware features
statement They think yesterdays shake
ss.t shout cheek over speculation ia In
sftxsrtsle faGs making the market 3esaish-
ser T4nfos W&<e "a Sfsy. Money %As sHsF
fer discounts were very fra II s. M
Ssr%taEss that ths stasssssri Gtsl useu have
exercised d farther spssaH or Utah.
GIosin9 Quotations
LONDON. April s-~sssnasisn Pacific
Rs~. Nar*heFm Psselae preferred. -.
rns0s Facanc pressrTsa, afs, Grand
nar silver. ss.aay. = 7-fsf
Money. per eest-
Hr~aastgas.
LIVERPOOL Aurs! s~sTas No I red
-arsh@rss ~EsrfSx ~ Ia mosnEs2f.
Futures closed arr April nominal .
Mar. es SID. Iaay. - sAa
fsssyns~s-tsaE steady American Eaw. b "a
cid 70 sd Fksf4sres April. aeratnai. Mar,
quilt - sA8; jay p sxs-
gTog*-~Ss- f<ossss fancy winter. steady.
"a Sd
Hops al L<onaen--psriae coast. firm. 81
Wheas-syet No I. California e. 40
s. ~ waas; nominal ws-as fl Paris
qassx. srar ia Psrfs. steady
LONDON Apefi s~Rseaf ekrao<s OF
coast bsagsrs ard s~s.ass AeArs: aaxUoes
"a passage EASY FAR wszsse quiet 20. red.
WA.lA xAsiA. "a "a
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NEW YORK aaRkErS


NEW YORK Acrfs s~-iEsssrs<s IN tastsT
ssxFxst esnzefsa a@eGs tAS eanx statement.
~h4sa "a SIS appearance. received varied
fs7 srnv.sa sscm. TAs arst s-H-Ts stcs
xs-.sss1-s. fAwaraAies as Prices T~S1 al i've
IN ~Ase Aass fnla aaalysis ~ she statement
apce2F~5 seS. optimistic 20 =ssxs<. gsAstxSn Z
st II ts&wsFg che market we&s ~ Ens
ssss ard regularly Tts&nxe1 oa sae SAY
Tes~ srs~xukaskon wes characterized al a. ,
- spvsrissress ars trrogas4rtty After
AZ early show az ssrxzSxa. weakness 49,
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we're made from Phisadesraaa a. late a.
freay. ard Bsetcn and other efstee have
s--n taking advantage @ me Temporary
here TIE nasarAs result ~ the arrs@r
rates prevailing VIII be 10 attract capital
70 View York, and the next stas@snxnr may
snow fhss In eniarxed totals Bat II can
20, cave ESCAPED natfee that the quota
Uons On cal money do not reject an
acsasi sfrsngency 80 far as The Individual
INSTITUTIONS are concerned. Tine money
ABOUT the usual rates. temporarily inflated
call Mofssy figures oein9 due 70 the ais
cri1tnAsf8l exercised against the whole
indnstnai eollaterals- Then. too, several
operations requiring very large sums %
tsss locks up available rnoney. ne esse
sumsfaae<s sre affecting the money bar
VIII make an unsettled condffion Cags-
servatfve opirion. however ineisnes 10 Ehe
oeHef that the merit TIVE weeks viii see
mated and the market wiz resume les
previous esyeGitfea Of ease. At present il
Is Idle 10 Judge the real condition OF the
market ~ the quotations ~ cali money.
As already explained the banks are sub
jset Just now TO special operations which
are temporary in character and which
via nave but egausitory influence. A
larsef number Of Interior Institutions than
nsaai nave been buying commercial paper
In this center within the past few days
Imports anA Enperts.
The exports of specie from this port for
the week we're q. AT .sA of which 81 ess -
we're silver and Sac - goid.
The imports OF specie were G& xa. Of
which "a. 80 were gold and SAL. so silver.
General QaetattOns.
Fiour-Receipts T. - hbis; exports. ms
bits; market aaiet and barely steady.
Wheat-Recesp,s, Ifs bushels; exports,
M5 50 bushels; spot steady: No. red
-sss Z. Q. B. Options opened firm en- better
cables than expected. 5us weakening under
fine weather and q raid BY bear traders
ruled heavy all the forenoon, closing weak
at NC net decline. May closed sssss, July,
ass. sept, 7sisc-
wooi-Domes,ic fleece, isasic; Texas.
leaf4e.
Heps-paeifc coast iSs crop. 17Ilsc.
Conee-CpfienS opened steady, un-
changed 10 points lower. sales. s. 80 BAGS.
including May. 5.asc; July. &c: Sept.
. sbc. spot Rio. steady. No. invoice. ga
s1sc; No. 5obhing sAsaisssc.
Sugar-Raw. arm: fair refining, ic: GEN.
tsifusal. - test, ai.e. refined. firm
Metals.
Copper-Lake. brokers. Sis5A
The firm that axes the selling price for
miners and smeiters quotes lead at 81. II
g &c Il
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April A-~A little advance at
Livsrpoel. notwithstanding weakness here
present condition of growing wheat that
Indicated q very poor prospect for the ui-
innate yield, gave wheat a good start.
but interest ,assed and aownwsra ten
dency soon set in. Remembering past ex-
periences on the eve OF an important gov
eminent report. traders were not disposed
due Monday' oilers to sell were Ia ex.
cess OF the demand. An Improvement in
the weather proved . bsarash factor also.
20 sssar
Buenos Ayres stating that the Argentine
surplus Of wheat was about q, 900 900 bush
els was another revelation that tended to
binary news connected with the movement
Of the crop Was not influential. except that
q small increase In the visible was inds-
ated for Monday.
conpanied by selling orders. May slipped
OF 70 ~ about half an hour from the
close. The estimate OF Argentincs ex-
cablssran TO enc of the heaviest export
ing houses In San Francisco. stating that
the surplus would not exceed 10000
bushels. and that incessant rains since
harvest had BADLY damaged grain. This
statement was not received until near
the close OF the session, and the market
was then going down with too great an
III peSus 10 DC afreSteu fnStabtet May
wheat declined ia Il and closed at 5fM1is.
Rather favorable spring conditions to-
gether with the heaviness I'm wheat
caused corn 30 rule heavy and set lower.
There was a good inquiry for shipment,
but buyers and sellers could not come To
terms on any considerable amount. May
corn closed ~mA lower.
Rather favorable reports Of spring seed
Tag in Minnesota and Nebraska caused a
break in oats Longs nquidated freely.
May oats closed i.ftss lower.
Better shipping demand for lard and ribs
strengthened provisions until near the
close when weakness developed In sym-
pathy with grains. May pork closed a
shade lower. Lard and ribs closed each
a shade lower.
Tne leading futures ranged a. follows.
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Special Dispatch 20 fte pe~.- fntefgig@xc~y
PORT Hf4Ak EI<Fry srrff e. B~sDw aS1
HaFa@s. Destinations etc 81 we~s~s~ load
iHx ssrn5~r 10 this p<sgfs An sebr Farny
u3s&r1. Cast. feftssss4n. Ns~nevr< Cal !.
Afs sestT ghastsnGsr z-ap< Arsf&sson San
Pedro. Cal. Am scfy Excelsior. Capt Eur
ssetsssr. S&r FYSnesscu. Cal: IN ~ ~
Am bk s~rsiEols Csp4. TayEer. wasssssx ar
d~rss Am BID Top Gallant. f.sinyataf Hone
gsss, Il J.. By tk Dominion, Capt Hep
9uist 9yAney. ~ .. w Br ~ Ancyra
Capt. Stuart. CnliAs. Pssx: nx - Port
STANLEY. Cart Wnfsans Pert rzrs~ 1us-
sraiiA. h IA Scottish H1iia. Capt BlAex.
Dsrs. CAAustta. ln6ia.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Safiei. A,rsi > n
siafEaTn i,nFihz. str C2sgtna Seattle - ar
E1ssc pyramid aszrepr. 81 TAG BROTHERS
p5r&Fni3 nartoT ctr francis Lifting
karlgki sh Port George. Hoa0sElia. str
Bay. Arrived gr ctr BRISTOL pspsFi;ar.
hay ssr Willamette, seattle. afr Nacki-
fsaN. Tacoma. str coqaslis River Grays
karlcr
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pearet and some s-ocA- sos. na- csv.
Alssr sas shaking osss Of uaany sEscufascr<
conssSerss ne $500 nsryo1 . today nAy =
S.ssIs ~ Yesterdays low level accepted
nanossmN proass teiay while certain
9ro wno nAd sold too AAssiiy yestex-
Gay. On reeelyirg increased margins frogs,
cussomsrs bought back stocks sold There
was dribaiing OF STANDARD stocks TIA.
s sas,r o.asrs nisa, Protest hssaiy speeu-
large speculative holdings. owing 10 sae
nArkets action yesterday induced stght-
enins OF loans on the rise today.
etc nsrxins ps,d ne s, ~.,s snsy az. nsasr-
uiatscn this week, and their pxr~r prssssts
were quickly wiped out. ~ ven - the
ksiaSaEs. invests The market, after os-
with the idea OF nauiaasinw the stocks
neso oy large interests, became topheayy
ana sasssa violently toward the end Of
the week with partial recovery leaving
losses IN the entire list except q few IN
important properties The net losses IN
the standard railways averaged sonnet ming
oeioW points. while in the specisities the
losses were In ali cases Considerable m.
largest declines being: Metropolitan. rsa,.
BROOKLYN Transit. Nj: Federal Steel ard
Sonsoaaated Gas. over L each. Sugar.
.i7-- AR Brake. 10: Manhattan. 81; Tnird
Stocks Of this class swept over a wide
rA1ios Ine range OF the stocks which
Infatuated most widely included Metre
positan. which was at one time some ss
points below the highest: Brooklyn Tran
elf, ABOUT D. Sugar Esa. Manhattan n
Third Avenue. ~, Federal Steel am; Peo-
pies Gas and International Paper well up
In the teens.
The greater part OF these violsn. a;ns
occurred In the :srst hour and half on
FRIDAY. when the industrial panic quickly
swept out the marginal holdings of spec
uiaiors all over the country. While the
strinEency In the money market was the
principal cause OF uneasiness, the discr;n-
snation against industrials. when its fun
scope became understood. was the i'm
mediate cause OF the shaking OF conf
dence- A number of commission houses
decided to insist on purchases OF Industrial
stocks being made outright or that mar
gins be increased largely. even Atty per
cent being exacted- Thus many special
ties held through the rise had TO he thrown
over. Aside from the money situation and
unfavoraale adyicss the Developments
were generally favorable
Most OF the weeks railway earnings
were good. and there was an increase for
the week OF over ~ per cent In the clear
fngs OF all the banks, partly attributable
10 the extraordinary way OF speculation
The dealings for the week were not far
from C. GO 90 shares
The bond market followed the variations
In stocks rather closely this week cut
net losses were not. a rule, important
L. 5. new As. coupon advanced "a. do
regular. the SIS and the old As coupon, 4
and do regular. u In the Did price.
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BOSTON. Arrsl So fsoSsan zna Montana.
~ nu$ts AID EaSt1a- "a a34met Azsi
lies ssS TAss&r&cs ~ NcsSsxtEe. S4a
p4rgstE. s.
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Nfntax stocks.


TEE bank statement:
sgrp9us reserve decrease -...--..-.f 80 r.
fsas rs dsr9eA - -.-~......... .- ssf %
SptSis- Increase ..--.-...-...,---- "a
I@xxl tender ssecTs.asss .-.-.-.--..... az sss
Deposits decrease .e.-...-.--... So ~
t,5rrsa4astara Increase Decentralization Is 30
kaaAs n8w hosA s,&.aiss4s ~ excess 81
regsairrsss ~Fsts ~ ire . F~T cert rssie.
Tea. as t~sn~Ysf - tAs associated SaGks
az $sS YORK elsY Scr th~ wess e4ssls8 z
Apra sna~s bat si1gsss changes ia sSe
conditions ~ fss hanks a whess ss2r
plus reserves having decreased less tkAu
oss-1aif raai1len collars. The Less ~ cash
was s. *s..aS. egstsr@ty * fna fgTas * iss.s}
TENDERS. bss IS deposits are almost four
millions is@s. reserve requirements are re-
6s3cet II gsFvErssytiosGi. te3s aHssgssax tEss
eject ~ the casa decrease The STATE
zu&Et = aat SE5&rt.s eleSx ~ Its various
exhshits Reviewing IRE aTeat~ cf tee
weea mere particularly Sffh reference so
TIC stock exchange FURRY and uns or two
heavy Era @StTtA3 syndicate ssstssrn~~sts 10
- - ne SAID sA2t t1e sxwas are In better
co edition THAR antics gated
Operations wfss $ne taterser hare a<sn
favorable ta tsss center during the past
fs~ aays. although ss~ statement DOES
Rot show IL Actual shipments % cur
rsccy experimenting enc Et4.ss1 AcsaArs
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The CoTTox MARKET.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April s.cotton. firm
rnl9dlsng fair l3-fec.
New York.
NEW YORK, April s--t-stton. steady
nlAdilng fair. s-lsc
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SAN FRANCISCO April S-F1our con-
,inues 10 arrive on liberal scale. Export
nominal. active. Wheat easier ON cali;
prices unchanged. Barley easier on call:
spot market dun and weak. Oats quiet
but steady. Corn dull and weak: supplies
from East are liberal Spot quotations.
were:
Flour--Net for family extras. sssOSs 20;
bakers extras, 81. 4eGss5; Oregon and
Washington, SsSsM3a,
Wheat-shipping. sios. for No. and
Si.o7is for choice; milling. 81. I03iias..
Barley - Feed. H0Aai-lHs brewing,
oats-Poer 10 fair. sl2zsssl, s2,s: good to
choice. 81 ssal. 10: fancy feed. ST. t1s4f. Is.
gray. 81 sosrI b: milling, A.Sai-so, sur
prise. N2aiso
Flour quarter sacks. 81 as: oregon. s.7s:
Washington. 35is: wheat, eentais. $50:
Washington. 100. barley, eenSals. SO
oats. eentals. Washington, 80; Oregon. 49,
toes. sacks ,s-2; onions sacks. i,scs: bran.
sacks, eST. rnlfdlings. sacks, 80; hay. tons.
as5 wool. bales. 20. hides 80. quicksilver.
TASKS. II; wine. gallons. 81. -.
Closing Quotations.
Corn-Large yellow si.l0esf- lsss
Wool and Hops.
waol-Sprias Nevada. Ieal.,.c. Eastern
Oregon, ioaii.e: valley. ls6gi5c. Fan:
Northern mountain. SaIic. mountain
lambs. sasc. San Joaquin plains sg7c;
hGtUeHtIt ana MruabC2ba. SAslC-
Hops-Crop iSss, fse.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mtsturs-M iddlings. siszl zi.so: bran.
SIS SsirIs ~ per ton.
Nay-Wheas sIa.5asfI5.sa. wheat and
oats, sie. ara 90, bast barley. tlo51aii.5c:
alfalfa. pa37.So: stock nominal straw. per
bs De- Aesssss.
Potatoes-Earfy Rose. 81 s1<3Lse river
Bufhsnks. g .sai-se: sweet. E-Sa'2se, Ore
agahlss-s .uc.s,ss,bcrs s.sc4aSf %. garlic
lsssstlSc per ID; tomatoes. A-E&f3; fancy
asparagus. 81 asaFl Is; egg plant t31sc: Chill
green peppers. Ssfssssc, mushrooms. Asu75c
per box.
Frutt-Apples. choice, s.; common. sc;
berries strawberries ssNac per drawer
oranges. asvels. s. asi2; Mexican lines.
re~pacs. sf6FS. common California lemons,
GaI IS choice California lemons, 81 LOOT:
bananas, 81 ss0z - per bunch
Ruttsr~FaBcy creamery, The: do see
ords. fssFf lie. fancy dairy lsasisc; do sec
onds, i*ssitasc; picked. nominal. Ffrkin.
nomnaL
sraeese New. igszssiilse California
cream chestaer iec. young American if1
TIC. Eeastern. ir%sfialsc: Western rlt~a isc.
sfisc
pepltry-Turkey gcSblerx. lesaise per 10.
turkey hens. issrifc, old roosters. s. ssss:
young raesters q. soass. small srollers So
:. hens $751;: old ducks. ssS1- -. geese
81 sss- pair gossings. s. SN1se; old
pigeons. sl.ssa1l.5s; young pigeons. t3sT2 "a
Exehaaae.
Sterling OF London - days. HN'x s;er-
i!nx on London sight. ASA
Financial.
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on the grostcs exchange to-day tire ssu:-
ter market Was fra Creamery. is4Se
diaries ftss.e.
EGGS Steady. Fresh. I4.1ffs.e.
Cheese STEADY Cream Ira. as@sxc-
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IS p 9,
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market weaker; export. No.
club SIC. No. l tluestem, &C milling No.
! club, 59c. No. bluesten. Sc.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

closed with wheat dull and unchanged
Receipts continue extremely light. Club.
ssl4e; bIuestem, tUi1c.
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VESSELS ON PpGEr soUxp.

and aha ~~~ ""ss s'esS
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rTour-tui.t and easy Winter patents
s. Ssy 30; ssraights. s.. eoas 70. clears, 80
40; spring specials, s. t6IfsE: patents
81. sSf3 ~. straights. t2*aao; bakers.
& MA co.
whsat-So. spring. ssTTisxc: Ma
spring. sasoc No red .szys4c.
Corn-So. 4 5fxc.
Oa.s-Sa. 2 zsus7lses No. white. seG
aei@e: No. white .S3Sac.
Rye~No. = sziac.
Rariey-So. 2 HG4sc.
seed~No FAX, ula3. Northwestern,
81 -ss.: prime timothy. ga
Pork-Mess per ooi g tGe =.
fard-per fea lbs. E-stss5s3
Sisses-Short ribs 0oose,. 81 asslss. short
clear teoxedp ttNafs6
Shouiders-Dry ssISed (ooxeslp. A575sss
4Sa
xhisky~p is,illers finished goods. per
gallon. sd
Snzas~f-ut loaf &. 81. graduated t5a
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. April e.-Whest-Waila
Waiia. 5sai5sssc; valley and biaestem. SO
Coo.
Cieared-~Br bark Haimoral. for Queens
town, with 1i0.55a bushels Of wheat.
Re- = 70
SAN FRANCISCO MAnkETs.
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Grips Ravages Doomed.

So much misery and so many deaths
have been caused by the Grip, that every
one should know what wonderful rem
edy for this malady is found in DR..
Kings New Discovery. That distressing
stubborn cough, that infiames your
throat, robs you of sleep, weakens your
system and paves the way for Consump-
ton is quickly stopped by this matchless
cure. If you have chills and fever, pain
in the back OF the head. soreness in bones
and muscles. sore throat and that cough
that grips your throat like wise, you
need Dr. Kings New Discovery TO cure
your Grip, and prevent Pneumonia or
Consumption. Price 30 cts. and 81 90.
Money back if not cured. A trial bottle
free at VI. Friedman Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-02-17
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and
Don't Know II.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden death are cansed by
it.-heart disease, pneumonia, heart fail
ure or appcplexy are often the result Of
kidney disease, III kidney trouble is al
lowed to advance the kidney poison in
the blood il liable to attack the vital or
gans. or the kidneys themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell. Then
the richness OF the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble can re detected although
il be slow and deceptive. First, 10y an
alysis of the urine second, by the simple
test ii setting the III inc aside in glass
or bottle for twenty-four hours, when a
cloudy or brick dust settling indic,tes it,
II was for just such troubles that in
His intimate power and goodness the
e. eat Physical caused swamp Root to
grow for the benefit Of suffering man
kind. leaving il for His servant, DIR. X Il
mer, the great kidney and bladder spe-
cialist to discover il and make it known
TO the world Its wonderful efficacy in
promptly curing the most distressing
cases il truly marvellous You may nave
a sample bottle OF DIR. kilmer's swamp
Root the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, b. mail tree.
Address DR. Kilmer 4 CO., Bingham
ton, n. u When writing mention this
paper.
druggists. in fifty-cent or dollar sizes.
corYRi.HT is,s DR. AGO.
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Hall Happenings.

Lots of sickness in Hall township.
Mr.. Charles Jacobs is slowly recov-
ering from pneumonia. Mrs. Char
lo;te Jacobs is sick with grip and
asthma. Peter Friedman is very
sick with pneumonia. DR.. p. l..
Coble is kept busy waiting on his
patients. Mrs. Jno. Pinnick is slso
ve;y i'll with grip. We hope the
sick will soon be out again.
l.. L. Jacobs says he had the
worst thumb in the world, but it is
better now.
Mr.. JOS. Woods will start for Hi
nois to work in few days, but we
see him headed for Uncle John Pin
hicks about twice a week. Good
luck to you and girl, Joe.
Miss Alice Jacobs has been at
home for the last two weeks, on ac-
count of sickness at their home.
We learn that Hall township will
have 102 days of school this year.
The schools are generally giving
good satisfaction and there will be
several graduates this Spring Next
Saturday is examination. Get
ready, students.
We learn Mr.. A. A. Hessemer
will be candidate for County
Superintendent in June. Hurrah
for Mr.. Hessemer; give Hall town
ship a chance and some place in
the county, IS we are Democrats
here as well a any other place in
the county, and hope that people
will see that offices must be divided
out, and not all given to favored
townships. | hear there will be
several candidates for superintend-
ent. Keep the ball going, boys,
The longest pole will knock the
persimmons. Seven votes are re-
quired to elect. BAD Boy.