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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-24
CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS.
Boston store wishes to Announce
thnt thn Sinrn VIII nc

Boston store wishes to
that the store VIII lie
CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS DAY.
Boston store will not open until Tuesday
morning.
All stocks OF holiday goods and regular
merchandise are complete in every way,
giving a practically unlimited choice and
variety Of useful as we'll as acceptable New
Years gifts.
TUESDAY MORNING
WE OPEN UP
GRAND BARGAIN SALE
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE
JUST BEFORE INVOICING.
Wishing everybody a merry Christmas
and happy New ear and thanking you all
for your past patronage, We remain, re-
specially yours,
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
j. l.. Brandeis & Sons, Proprietors.
We will be open Monday till noon to ac-
commodate those who neglected to purchase
a Christmas present yesterday. We've still
a large stock OF watches, diamonds, rings,
silver novelties, brush and comb sets.
EDHOLM, Jeweler.
Opposite Postofice.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-24

We repair cooke, ranges, heaters, furnaces.
1907 Douglas, Omaha Stove Repair Works.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-24
Have Root pint it.
Hardy,s o store
Velvet candy at Sherman & Mcconnell,s.

Hardy's 99c store, 1919, 1921 Douglas, will
be open till noon Christmas.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-24

7 received the above order on date men.
some excelsior. HOOVER.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-24

HAYDEN BROS.
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leaving Portland Thursday evening. Nay
n 81 5 r.. IN. and or every thursday
thereafter a personally conducted toGrIt
excursion in essAT1s Of experienced con-
dssetors viii run shroaga - Chicago
These exearsscrs are np<rsted GA fa<s mall
srxirsa - tn o. n. 4 ~. O. H. l.. rnl3u
ParfAe ara C. d *. W. raarays ara
reach G-ascago ssriy NSntsy morning.
nak.ax the tine 20 Chicago less thar TIRES
ana = half days. hours 2G.sksr than az
81 her isoaa-
On shsee exeafssons special Alteration b
raid TO jaAbes and cnIldrsn fravsitnx aions
fh<y are weN cared tor ~ the s1aasxton
urson rureavfng the mast cowrteous srsas.
geas IN Yoota. Yer Fatso tickets hershs
etc. eau On or address T.. T.. Ksia. general
axent O. r & n. Cs- "A r7rst avenue.
Gsassse Wash. or J n foshsop. xen-
srai ageas- C.. q Erwin. 1sssrs<s pAasHnese
sxen.. ~ Third street. Portland, Or.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
bids win BE- received by the Board of Re-
gents OF the University Of the State OF
Washington. for the construction OF Two
Dormitories. 10 hs erected on the Campus
ct the Unive Nisy ~ 3eattie.
Separate bids must be rendered for each
building
The bid for each building must be accom-
panied by q certified check drawn in IA
vor Of the Hoard OF Regents. for the
amount OF two hundred and nifty dollars
OSooo'. - . guarantee that the person
or arm whose bid II accepted will sign \
contract within Ave days after the accept
xnce Of the bid. and Will furnish a surety
bond. - required.
Two ssparte surety bonds fer each
t9l0, 0QA.o0l each will Re required from the
contractor. one for the faithful perform.
sUce or the contract, the other for the
protection OF fabererS and material rleo
All bonde 70 be furnished by a surety
company authorised to do business in this
state. and approved by the Board of Re
gente.
Pians and specifications will be on Ale
for estimates al he Office u the ssrnervis-
Ing architects. Jcsenhans and Allan. as
4fs Pioneer building, Seattle snf az the Of
Zee Of Judge Moore. Regent ~ spokane
Washington. on and after Thursday. May
18th. $50.
All bids must be In the hsnas OF the Sec
resAry Of the Bosrd Of Regents by noon on
Saturday. June sfd. 1879.
BIDS must be addressed - Clark pa
Wis Secretary board OF Regents. rniver-
atty of Washington. Seattle" aud marked
or envelope Proposal fer perm,orses
The Hoa-d Of Regents reserves the right
20 reject any or al BIDS.
by order 81 the Board OF Regents. Cai-
verstty of Washington.
CLARK DAVIS, Secretary
Seattle, Washington. May 18th fSs-
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lmports and ExpOrts-
The experts for the week agGrsgate
3. azs SO. Of which tUe 50 was silver and
sssSo xold The Imports Ct sps,is Sc &c, he i.s
was gold ana 81 .aSS silver. The imports
OF dry goods and merchandise for tAA week
a. this port were valued N 3ls6.su.
General 0aotattons.
F9orr-Receipts. iAS7s barrels: exporta
E.as6. Market. dan and lower to sell.
&35oatso: Minnesota patents, SA00t, win
ter extras. g sasJs 10: Minnesota bakers.
Esas. 10: winter low grades. sl4s0aa
Whea,-Recespts n.x4 hushels spot.
and 7.ssc elevator: No. red. sssc to ar
rive. T. O. b afioa.; No. l Northern Du-
luth. -9Tsc Z. 0. b. aiioAt 10 arrive Options
but promptly recovered on drocth news
from RoumAnia and cold weather In the
Northwest. In the last half hour the mar
ket broke again on rannors OF rains in
k Msy sIossa ' as july j. IS slsss
assc. September 7sAHs<Ac. closed ssAc;
December. s4ssass~c. closed 7ssc.
,s sr s sss'e sros % e se s1se
isg,7c. Pacific coast. 1885 crop. t07c; 1897
crop. uai5c. 1855 crop. ii1lSc.
Hides-F1rm: Galveston. % to 3 pounds.
Wooi-Sseady: domestic. i7923c: Texas.
coffee-opsions closed steady net UNI
changed. Sales, so bags. including. De-
voice. sa.c: No. jsasins. CSC: mild. dull /:
snsar-Raw. steadier To-Day: refining.
fse. centrifugal, - test, SAC: mclasses
sugar, &c
The brokers' price for lead IL 81. and
for copper SIS The metal exchange issued
no report today.
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lancs befus she sna Of the day's sesusoa
% 49, 2 al 9s,ss' e = n.I' 8.
ovsr pomt sacA a fsr tie veek In the
tx 80 sns ncrs pscneanced sos.es for
FEDERAL steal. S. and Asck.son preferred
~. All , innsss.anenal Payer. ovey potnss sa..a
~ intsress wae pruntnenE
Among tbs local shares which suffered
ss OF tie p<oeahilisy At the Ford
ropol,An Stree, Railway. 49,: Third Ave
nss, IL consolidated Gas. ~ and Nanhss-
tan. 8 aharp declines we're hkewIse made
shares
The government crop report was AZ nrs,
IAsorAosy received. but lated the decrease
ing factor with resultant depressing ef-
1ecs upen the grangeSA Money ruled fair-
" easy and sseriing exchange recsded on
ne .nno nns that N me needed ex-
msnt OF the spanish Indemnity. Another
influence on the exchange market was the
snor nous 2u,chAses q stocks Tor foreisn
only tenth Of which were resola on The
announcement Of Mr.. Fsower's death. The
deposit Of the mai x.scaee warrant for
which WAS announced fer Monday. was ex
pecsed 20 be reflected II an Improvement in
next weeks bank statement
The traffic returns for Avri, compared
fayorahsy with recent months and with
the corresponding month 10 the last four
years. The reports OF failures FIR tire
nrst week OF May showed the smallest
liabilities Of any week In SIX years. This
was not unnaturaliv accompanied by fav-
orabie trade reports. especially in the iron
and steel Industries, where higher quota
tons for many classes Of the output was
noticeable. The market was highly pro-
fessional In stock dealings and while some
holdings were sacrificed confident ouyiEE
Was not lacking b. large interests On de-
cIires
Increased activity was noticed In the
weeks bond market and . generally high
er Level OF prices was established ter the
gilt-edged tssues. Speculative bonds. how
ever. suffered, moving pretty much in uni
son with stocks.
United States new - advanced " new -
coupon. the % and the So coupon. y. new
- registered I'D the old H. =. and the 50
registered = in the bid price.
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A fsYm OF Wall street hrekess with "A
uptown of5c< ia = great Fifth avenue bosal
has a constant stream Of female customers
pouring tn and out frcn the commence
ns<nt 20 the md Of trading hours. Between
,raaes. the ladies'. many ~ whom ara of
v.ss-kacwn name and pcsstisn. haunt tire
hotel corridors and isscusz the fluctuations
gf ire various ssccks with TIE assncy a
experts IL their attacks upon the market
are anywhere near as aerse as their con-
v~rsassor II IL . wonder IL has not coli
iapsed Lang ago.
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0seaAsta1s.
SAN FRASCISCO. May 1a-Wheat.
spot market dull. Barley, dull; spot un-
changed ossA quiet; white firm ard coi-
Spot quotations we're:
Fzcur-Net for family eHtras. . so05.D IS:
ns a.s:r extra: g sc0s.ss; Oregon and
Whsst-Snirping. sla for No. and
Baliey-Fssi. nass3fb: Sresiag. nom
oass-Poor to fair. u-0oa Is; good to
choice, 0.4061-sI fancy feed. $40; gray,
G.&ssls ~. milling. 81 4s0Lse; Surprise. N-ss
0i-As.
Flour. quarter sacks. IL 10; DO Oregon,
300 wheat. eentAis. 81. 80. barley. centals,
45sS. oats, cenlals. i6Ss do Oregon. 30,
beans. sacks. -: corn, cent.ls. soe. Pota-
sacks. io&s: midaiinss, sacks, i.0ii. hay.
tons. iss; wccs. bales. S.. hides. number.
-: QUICKSILVER, masks ies: wine. gallonA
c1esaas oustatiens-
Wheat-eteady: December. u-i3,s.
Bariey-kos quoted.
SSosn-. n.sy's seiio~. uusail'ss
Wool a.A HeDs.
wool-spsins-Nsssda. s9lss; Eastern
S Northern 'o mountain 4ete: mountain
!smhe. s6Sc; San Joaquin plains 51ec:
Humboldt and 0endociuo, S6c
Hops-Crop 1888. 15c-
Produce, Fruit, Ete.
AilistuRs-Aiddlings, e150l9: bran. $i51
Hay-Wheat, H.so0l2; wheat and oat, 81
ell: best barley. G506s: alfalfn, tt0s-5o;
'' Pa,:, nons, stray; Sss esle %
OREGON DuroAnks. 81 5O0a.A
vegetabiee-Cucumbere 2015c: gar
lie, new. s0ec: green peas. 1AQ2kc: string
beans. 406c per ID: tomatoes. g. &97 box.
fancy asparagus. n0z1: egg plant. LOG
1z13c: chilli green peppers, S6i5c.
Green Fr,Iif-Apples. choice. IS COM
mon. 81; strawberries. s+qs: cherries ga
SOC: oranges. navels. t2.OQ5, California
lemons common Eui.25: choice. 81 504I2..
bananas. 81 5sa2.5o per bunch. pineapples.
sega per dog.
butier-Fancy creamery. isasc; seconds
ira Qi6c. fancy dairy. ltfl4i3c; seconds.
lz4Qi3s7c; picked. nominal. drkin, nouai-
nal
Cheese-New. sasaloc: Young American.
loGiic. Eastern. if11i5c
Eggs-Store. lsdlsc, fancy ranch, l73
i71.c: Eastern, ls5l7c.
Pouitry--Turkey gobblsrs 120i4c, turkey
hens, i30iic; ROSTERS, old. A1S-5o: young,
yi6S5o; broiiers, small. $3d4: large. 81 500
$50; fryers, $6Q1: hens, $4Qfs 50: old ducks.
As007: geese. u-ss8a per pair. old pig
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TIE banks now hold 81 - In excess
O. requirements Of & Per cant rule.
TIE New YORK F.raneker says.
As waa 10 - expected the bank state
meat for tbs csrysGt week saaTe snre
heavy changes over previous totals 1ss
In thS aggregate meg were not az besry
~ .As operations 90 the week lad led the
financial world 20 expect II had been al
tksfpzsess thai she excess reserve would
rls< asrrsass IL nos quite - xssan. ss, for in
addition 70 .hs fessy liquidation due 10
stock exchange bs1zaesH TIRE banks tad
Salre5 something nk~ a ugitsfsn sr4 BALI
fYcsn TIRE Interior ar4 Ire treasury opera
ssons involving as they I'D the payment
81 .n@ snanssa Indemnity. RI. made ne
hsnAs a creditor 20 The exssnt % te. n II
ssrs CO alros; Arsp~n nslssers counting
thA, ret included II tne statement q
Nav & Tire gain "a cash however ~
reported Saturday. wsa orzsy encszs eight
ard a quarter millions. ARD the sregsas@ n
aer,sxsfs Iess TRAN fwo millions. Trsere vas
= snrtasaxe IN ioars % s. So 10 AMI sno
eg~et OF tA& changes so.ss Wss 20 h.
crease the surplus reserve C.7E.s-
Thus tbs ataf<saant seems Tar est cf
sAAnre even from at average sfan5poszt
hryt wnrr ~ - taken under detail sone
trf~r>sssrg sassa are 6sNcscss4. TIE Ma
tsnast CITY bank a. the xgsrt shrsaxs
- Syaarss savrsses WAS vna@e gaSrss
ats.sass s<S ss1s<e III 1epo<fSs. IS ezxs IN
rs~azs wAa alHnsS 40 xrs@s. ARD tn i1sn
exrAaxs@Ssu aFsss4 - "a 80 Tsssz seems
,osa.Aa "a xses af kgzosa sscss, az. Il u
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Fair 70 ehescs, 31le: nenwy pse&sra -
e1Wk: nfxe4 ANoa9E eutehsrA 01o
-: agh1 00d1o: - $3.50
Us IT. ~ 81 =. see =. ~ rsSsss -, cesssy
rsssssss osna ~: lsss n.sss: sas.p.
IN Wool MAnK0T3.
LONDON. May 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auction saIeS today numbered N>eSl
ea1ees and consisted q GOOD esaecstons %
nzegifaoe ana erusa- hredss Competition wAo
spirited and few hundred bales were
taken by the home trade. Ther~ were
fewer sccureds offered. The demand for
this grade has fallen CD and prices were
hsedS ware especially keen. the home trade
securing the bulk Of the o6erings- Friday,
May -. has been Sc, for the closing OF tho
series-
THE COTTON MARKRT2.
New Orleans.
NEW oRL-EANs May i&-costen cosy;
NEW YORK. Nay Ia-cos.oa auise:
poa.,es zzakxrr~
Financial.
NEW YORK, May sa-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial canisSran
There was considerable activity in the
markets here today for Saturday main
iy in Americans ard West Australians
Americans opened strong. half above rars-
news 81 W. as ..s esnsea II:
WORT. TAe apprehension now il thar Mr..
Keen viii control the market and raid Il
Berlin bought Canadian Pacific. but II
Joined in the relapse Anaccndaa were
ssm an .ssy affected. falling 70 iis: Tiatos
Money was siack and IL inclined to b
easier.
LenAen seeek Exchange.
LONDON, May lA-Tae close Of the
week found the stock exchange stu arm
dency. which many think foreshasiows .
coming boom. Arseutines were q leading
feature. owing to the rise % from 70 ~
points Tn anticipation OF the issue OF .
I per cent. loan for an amount variously
estimated between kAooOoO and Es.ooWo.
Americans were irregular and ciose4
sSsp i ss ,hss scssss e. assA s
Roswell p. Flower
Among the decreases were Union Pacific
sc n.,. wsA ss pDs sss s. un,Sn ia x,
New York Central and Hudson River. N:
Reading nrst preferred. III: Atehison pre-
fsrrsd. I: Wabash ,preferrej, !: Chicaxo.
mon. =: Canadian Pac,nc. 81: Northern
Pacific preferred, q; Wabash denenture..
Atchison ordinary, n Balsimoss
Rio Grands =: Northern Pacific ordinary.
y. and Pennsylvania. -
Money was easy on call at from ~
per cent; on fixtures AZ ~ and on three
Clostng 0aotatious.
LONDON, May ia-canadian Pacific.
ia0ss; Northern Pacific preferred. 81:
Union Pacific preferred. So Grand Trunk.
lh01A per cent
Bseaast1as.
LIVERPOOL. May ia-wheat-Spct
steady: No. California. g Sd: No. 2 red.
western winter. s. Id: No. red northern
2 p sa s,2 "a Fats.es Siss es:s s Nav.
Corn-Spot firm. American mixed new.
O. sd American mixed old. - sid
Futures easy; May - Sd. July. 81 SD:
FTour-ss, Louis fancy winter steady at
Is ID. Hops-At London. Pacific coast
"I IIVERpoor. Nav ,s-whea, steady:
No. ! standard California. e6s 3dm3ss ~:
wheat In Park dull. Flour In Paris zteaAy,
LONDON, May ia--Wheaf--Cargoes or
coast buyers and sellers apart, cArgoes on
passage easter and neglected: WaiiA Wal
Ia. -.
= = e.
ConditSon 81 the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, May i3-Today's state.
mens OF the condition Of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ....... .seas sss. "a
Cold reserve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. ~
-----------~------------
THE WEATHER.
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lE vainscoetne. MON; ru15e. szUM.
~ o1ngSoos II. s<aD6nr4 01nU3ee, &l18.
1-ineo finish. 4 u and Is fees. 693t.
csck 4niah. 0o40. cgdnr squares. I. s 3
and - feet, 33sGo6. packets. 81
Kun 0rtsd. y Ia advance Of greeA DfaJ-
. 9 q
oeA1T1& W0EAT AA0KDT.
Wheas-Export, No. club. Sc: No.
biasssem. dc; milling. No. club. &c. No.
= EG
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. May 1.-The week closed
with wheat dull and unchanged ~ sSc for
club and &c for hlusstem-
g 3
PORTLAND WHEAT 0ARKET.
PORTLAND. May l:.-Wheas-WAila
waiia. sc; vaxey. sssfe: oisestem. &c
vs-sr. IS g, q
SAN FRANCISCO uARKETS.
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SYNOPSIS.

Local Eeport fpsst Twelve hourst-~Msxi.
mum temperature. - degrees: minimum
-, mean. g.. dry bsiib. -; weather buie.
q No rain. Weather clear. north n eae
wind. eight mites per hour
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Buroom
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also appArsns that IN - soeA,e g - -
0Aiuxng banks must - oDuD1t H.
irG- Tie result - not safiD4A01Ky, foe
sAe reAl operations u the weNk - -
octnS4te with the showfnG thuo -
he syssem q averages employed - ocuoe.
- a1so responsible for another fAoe mica
Gvss an aztAvcrahie unge % a. exaaee6
The reserve carried Ay AL tho hanks IT.
q their deposits. as against I'll pef cent
sof .ae oruyloua week Il The NAtfonAi
CITY hank sesAss Including the heavy
gains, are separated II heccenes apparent
thai the other banks IN the clearing house
ARE carrying 4 reserve Of ssas than ~ Per
cent. indicating q more restricted loaEing
power. Az Z matter II fact the real con-
tiston Of tie hanks does not warrant this
conclusion. The outlook - rather toward
easier money.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. May II. 1889.
made 1T Portland for 70 hours, ending 3
p. m. Nay L. IeeJ
Fair.
q. q DEPARTMENT or A0RICUI~
TURF. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Nav II feon
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CHICAGO. May i2.--Fears OF damage to
the growing crop ny Hessian flies. chinch
bugs and frosts gave wheat Arm start,
considering the demoralized condition OF
the stock market. The trade was In u
hearisn temper however. and after more
marked advance had been scored the mar
Ike, turned weak and ruled heavy the re-
mainder OF the session, holders iiquidating
freely
Reports OF heavy rains in Southeastern
Europe OF districts which have bAen suf.
fering from drouth added TO the selling
movement. Buying against puts caused a
feeble rally near the close July opened
&c lower at .0asR7ui.c. advanced 10 Tefsc.
declined TO ss&e. and closed with buyers
at Tac.
Corn advanced early CT light receipts
but was run down later by the decline In
wheat Favorable weather and increa SD
acreage had a depressing influence July
closed ss4Isc lower.
Oats followed corn. July lost kISc.
An improved cash demand. higher prices
for hogs and buying by packers strength
ened provisions. July pork advanced t19
i2izc; lard. Ioc ard RIBS. TIC.
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R~eeivss asa shsp.~nss.


Or, ire prc11ce Exchange today .hs bat
ser market wss steady. rrsanseries, lso
He. aairsea iaGlssc.
Egxs-ssexSyg sTe@h. fi4f-
ghesNe-Wesk. creams leA4dilc-
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F9our-Qules: winter patents s. Jsds 50.
stratshts & ss1s -; clears ssua. 10. spring
specials s4.ie, patents 81 nss95.S 10. straighss.
s. ssag -, bakers - 3gs -
wheat--No. sprlne. ssysc. No. spring,
s,sEf.sc No. red. s1i4Q3er
t'orr-So. 2 3y.e
oass-~So. Z ssis@g-c: No, . white. 3er:
No white, s2A9@ae.
Rya-.Na !. aes
Eariey-No. 9. 3s0sie-
Flax sesd-So. /. ua5. northwestern.
11
TSfsssyshy zasi-Prirne f7E
Ae.s pork-is esGss u Per oni
I-erd-xS 0sszs1s2S per 80 fhs.
sasrt rtns-Sides (leoses. 81 54ts9
Dry zaifess shoulders sboxete--sA9F1c.
Short clear sides thoxel4-H SxSs
whi4ky-TJissiileTs finished goods. $lA
per gal.
s14ysxa~~~ Contract grade NE
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle. NY n -.
noeo * he ooaftIe Ta0umn, -.
.Mns Ana fugtiAnd c5eArfnr houDo1 today
$500. ~ - Qo8y061 -
ICONS ....-..-.. 1MLx1 q ulle %
ssessssass .@s s. Z
9 = -
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ATTuRNENS-AT-IA
-. ~~~~~~-~ -
nap IL PETERSON. attorney ana
ssSAsssor. proctor IN admiralty Fourth
@sr Mutual Life building.
sasAshLkS y. ENNS. attorney and soan-
ss ~ ssw. III ia.nae street. Hotel but
~ sgildsng
- nlN. FERRY a. GUERiN. Lawyers.
sseseer building. phone. Main Al.
IN, - -
if q RIDDLE. attorneys At Law.
sssns SS~StsNGi Bailey building.
nAstsE. ALLEN, HUGHES 4 Nc
-SAshs HALEY building.
4. -
49, - - - Mon. "a Seattle NatkSra! IA nh
ss - ,a.AASy ft1. Seattle National Bank
bAt -;e2-l1i Washington building.
Dsss--
-xs T. TANEfs.S as New York block.
T. Aust 20 New York eeiiasn1.
A. ROOT, 1e~gs Eoxweu building
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-30

Some twenty-five years ago, when the
scorae Tor slag) produced by the an
cicnt Greeks in working the silver
mines of Lawimur. near Athens, was
removed In order to be revoked by
more efficient modern appliances, the
seeds Of Il kind OF poppy of the genus
Glancinon, which had lain underneath
the Stag in a dormant condition for at
least 800 years sprang up again ali
over the uncovered ground. Unknown
in modern times, this plant was de
gcribcd in the first century Of our era
by Dioscordes and Pliny, and had dis
appeared from the face Of the globe
for 10 or 20 centuries. The fact that
these seeds should have retained their
vitality so long seems very extraor-
binary, but there are other instances
quite as remarkable. For instance,
raspberry seeds found in 1885 In an
ancient tumulus. in a coffin buried
thirty feet below the surface, and be-
lieved to have been there since the
second century. were successfully
planted. And in another case seeds OF
the Polygonum Conyolvnlus, dug up
from the bottom Of n sandpit where
they were believed TO have been buried
for 1000 years, were still vigorous and
produced healthy plants.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-30

Joliet, H., Sept. 25.-Irwin Fuller Bush,
a young married man of this city, was
sent to Kankakce asylum last March pro-
nounced hopelesSly insane. Recently
through treatment with lymph from the
glands of goats, Bush is home, completely
restored in mind and body. The lymph
had been discovered by DIR. Roberts, Il
ply OF Greene county, Mo. Its APP
plication for insanity cases was demon
strated at Chicago laboratory, where
Bush was taken last June. He was sub
jected to injections OF the lymph, showing
steady improvement, until he was dis
charged last Tuesday cured. DR.. Robert.
has gone to Europe to lay his discovery
before Professor Koch OF Berlin and other
foreign scientists.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-30
Il IS A PATRIOTIC DUTY.
THE VIEWS OF EX-GOVERNOR
PattisOn Of Pennsylvania ON the Ones.
ton of the Hour 49, Our Title tn tho
Philippines Valid one Addr.ss.s
All Parties.

Chicago, Sept. p My duty as m
American citizen commands my support
OF the counry's policy at this iuncture. .
SAID Ex-Governor Patti,on OF Penn.vl.
vania.
The islands are Gus by title of treaty
and We have no title to Louisiana or Al
aska except that confirmed by treaty.
As they are ours we are bound to see
them paciiied, to set up law and order in
their midst. This, our first duty, is ma.
tlonal duty, and democrats and repubh-
cans alike are bound to help fulfill that
duty.
Il have no doubt the American people
VIII readily consent to erect around them
a ring OF self-governing republics. once
they are convinced the respective peoples
are capable of autonomy But ! have no
doubt that the American flag will float
wherever it is now planted until such
time as there is no doubt that free and
orderly government can be established
and exercised by these people We have
stepped in and our paramount duty. supe-
rior to all others, is to afford protection
to those lands and to the individuals and
to the trade in those lands"