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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat, 63@641ac; No
spring wheat. 6612d6S1sc; No. 2 red, 3O1a@
3G3sc; No. oats, CSC; No. 2 white, ESQ
2519c; No white, 24a4@25c; No. 2 rye, 53c
No. barley. 37@44lac; No, flaxseed, s1.51 ;
prime timothy seed, 81. 75@2. 55: mess pork
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Chicago, Dec. ia lot of fancy Christ
mas beeVes were sold here to-day for
$S.25 to $3.50 per 100 pounds, the highest
price brought in this market since June,
1852, when the top price of 20 years was
reached. The lot sold to-day consisted of
l6 2-year-old Aberdeen Angus steers.
raised by Illinois experts. and weighed
from ,430 to LIS pounds.
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pit. Commission houses were in the mar
ket with Dlentitude of outside orders
and local bulls added literally to their
lines as an investment. May pork closed
15Gl71ac over yesterday; May lard 547lac
up and May ribs TIC better.
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Dec. 13.--Spring wools-
Nevada, 12@15c; Eastern Oregon, 12616c;
valley Oregon, 20122c. Fall wools-North-
ern mountain lambs, 1Od12c; mountain
lambs, s110c; San Joaquin plains, 7010c;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 15G16c.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Dec. 13.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S2S7, 209, :
9o4; gold reserve. s243 296, 7O4.
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Boston, Dec. 13.-Boston & Montana, 27s;
Butte & Boston, As; Parrot, 34k: Utah,
2Sh.
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London Quotations.

London, Dec. 13.-Anaconda. sT1s: bar
silver steady at 2Ii4d per ounce; money,
41a@5 per cent.
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IDAHO REAL ESTATE-FROM 10 TO
l,OG0-acre tracts for sale ~ and around
Nampa: at present can b. bought CSelp.
Address B. f. Walling, Nampt Idaho.
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FOR SALE-LOTS In THE WASECE
addition at very low prices and Al vesy
reasonable terms. Investors Realty cent
pany. 81 West Granite Butte.
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$3.50. BUYS A 10-ROOM NEW BRICK
house and 37x1O0-fo lot on west side.
close in; worth 5000, Conroy e Morley,
DC e. Broadway. Butte.
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a.s0D BUYS A NEW DOUBLE BRICK
house and 3GXlG0-foot lot rents for So
per month: terms. 500 cash, balance
monthly. Conroy & Morley, &C E. Broad
way Butte
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FOR RENT-EOC7IS.

FOR RBNT-SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: light, steam heat
and baths free. Durston bldg. Anaconda.
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS AND
boarai home cooking: good dry room
with house. IS +. Copper St. Butte.
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FOR SALE-EEaL, ESTATE.

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FOR SALE
4-room brick dwelling $l.G3G.
4-room brick dwelling, s. 01O.
4-room brick dwelling, 81 $50.
a-room brick dwelling, 50 coo.
lo-room brick dwelling. $500.
Broom brick dwelling, $5Oe0.
S-room frame dwelling. $3.GE.
l0-room brick dwelling $500,
24-rocm brick tenement. $G,.91
2i-room brick tcncmcntS. $1,000
Apply to w. II. Winters, 2G-2i Owsley
blk, Butte.
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FOR SALE-TWO BROOM BRICK
houses, on lot So by 1l5. close in. at Il
very low price. Investors Realty Co. 81
W. Granite. Butte
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LADIES FREE HARMLESS MONTH
ly regulator: cannot fail Mrs. r.
Rowan, r. %. Milwaukee Wis.
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE FRONT
rooms furnished for light housekeeping.
Apply 1l9 S. Montana st. Butte.
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MISSOULA AND BITTER ROOT VAL
ley lands. Write, stating wnat You
want. Geo. T. Brooks Mssnula
CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY. S.
Main St. for sale cheap. Mcmillan Il
Floyd, AZ Z. Broadway, Butte
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Want Anything?
A STANDARD WANT" ADV. WILL GIVE
YOUR WANT THE GREATEST PUBLICITY
LOST.

LOST.
LOST-WILL PARTY WHO TOOK GRO
cheted shawl from A. O. U. w. hall. S.
Butte, Dec. s, 1899, return to 1885 E. Sec
ond St, and receive reward.
LOST-BLACK AND WHITE HOL-
stein cow, branded IN d. on right
side. s. reward if returned to Arlington
Hotel, Butte
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MADAME GUY GIVES READINGS
daily; circles Sunday, Tuesday and Fri
day evenings. 203 Dakota ST.. Butte,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-WIDOWW WITH ONE CHILD
wishes position in exchange for board
and lodging. Address Widow, Standard,
Butte.
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personal.

SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF
Morgan Hole, late of Brendon HILL
England, will he please communicate with
his sister, Elizabeth Hole. Castle Priory,
Wallingford Berkshire. England
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MRS. DIR. CALDER. MEDIUM. Cir
cles Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
evenings at p. m. Parlors 40 and 50,
New Owslsy blk, Butte.
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CALL ON THE NEW MEDIUM AND
card reader at 209 w. Broadway, Butte;
hours, to p. m. and to 10 p. M, Sat
urdays excepted. Tests, Wednesdays,S L. m.
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CLAIRVOYANTS,

CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
clairvoyant; see him and be convinced
he is the one that will tell you the truth
and settle all your troubles and love af-
fairs. Parlors and ), IA W. Park St.
Butte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
UNION VETERANS UNION
Re.eIects Old Officers. Makes Change in
Name and adopts New Constitution.

Dos Moincs. Ia, Aug. 23.-Gen. Rob
EFT St George Dyrenforth of Washing
ton. ID. g., commander-in-ch Of the
Union Veteran Union, Gen. George f..
Ludley. South Dakota, deputy COM
mander-in-chief, Gen. w. l.. French.
Massachusetts, second deputy com
mander. were reelected. today The
other officers will be hereafter ap-
pointed.
\ new constitution was adopted.
changing the name to Union Battle
men or Union Veterans Union" Each
state is to be a division. each command
q regiment. The annual encampment
is to be held in October.
The organization is to be purely mill
tary and its objects are to be political.
20 urge the election and appointment
of soldiers to officers and otherwise fur
Their their concerns.
Washington Sioux Falls and Kan
SIS City are candidates for next years
caCampment.
The Women's Relief Association
elected officers. including president,
Mrs. Addie NJ. Johnson, Ohio, re-elect-
Cd: chaplain, Mrs. Lucy A. French,
Brockton. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
A GOOD DREYFUS DAY.
The General Stan Losing Ground and AcquittaI
Seems Only Result.

London, Aug. 2i-The special core
spondcnts al Rennes agree that although
yesterdays sitting Of the courtmartial
was mOnOtonous. it was altogether 4
good day for DrcYfus.
The correspondent of the Daily News
says: The moss important point in tn"
proceedings, perhaps. was the disposal Of
Gen. Gonse, who practically had to con
fcss that the general staff had shielded
Esterhazy. Thus MERCER and Gonse are
both practically ShelVed ana the general
staff is beginning to show signs of
WaVering.
Another good sign was when point
Of law arose over certain matters and
Col. JouauSt, the president Of the court
martial. replied: ! am not up in law. |
Will make inquiries ana If / find I have
the right TO do 50 | will make the or
der
The correspondent Of the Times saps:
II learn on good authority that The
forces of the prosecution are very Seri
ouSlN- discussing the adVisabiiity Of
adopting entirely new tactics"
The correspondent of the Daily Tc!n-
graph predicts an aCuuittal If the present
ministry is not overturned. and also re
fcrs To the intention Of The general stan
to adopt now tactics on the ground that
the only chance of cOndemning DreYlu5
is by duplicating t,sterhazy ana Henry.
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A FATHERS CURSES
Over Man Who Ruined ard Then Died Will
His Daughter.

New York. Aug. 23.-Thc bodies of
John I.audauer. cigar maker. aged y.
and Josephine EngeI. aged d. We're
found in 4 lot ut River avenue and
15oth street. this morning. Both had
been shot through the heart. In Ian
daeur's right hand was 4 revolver
The girls father said that his daugh-
ter ana Landauer disappeared at III y
same time.
On the body Of Landaucr was found
q note addressed to his wife in which
he expressed regret for what he had
done ana said that he was about to
end all his troubles.
When examined 1t was found that the
pocket Of the girl contained nothing bu,
an empty pocketbook. There was 10
money ia the pockets Of the man, 50 one
motive, at least. for the double crime was
established. The police are convinced
that they had probably married before
the commission Of the tragedy.
When the girls father first saw tn"
body M Landauer he raised his hands
ana cursed him until he was stopped by
an officer. owe" the body. of his child
the man broke down completely ana acted
like one drmentcd. lie repeated his
curses ~ him wio had lea his chil1
aStraN.
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AT PLATTSRURG.
Gen. Merritt Leaves for East Presidential
Party Will Leave. Today.

Plattsbureh. y. n. Aug. 22.-The re-
view Of 10th Regiment which was 60
have occurred. today. in front Of Ho-
tel Champaign. was postponed on ac-
count of rain until tomorrow forenoon.
Gen. Merritt left. this afternoon. on
4 tour Of inspection Of the forts ana
defences ut burlington, VT. Boston.
Mass. and Portland.
The members of the Presidential
party spent the last day but one Of
their stay at Hotel CHAMPAIGN III max
ing preparations for their departure.
tomorrow. evening, for Iogn Br1nch.
President Mckinley ana party will re-
main At Long Branch. until Saturday
afternoon. when they will start for
Pittsburg. They expect to reach Pitts
burg. about o'clock Saturday evening
\ public reception was held in the
white parlor" of the hotel. this even
ing, at which President ana Mrs. Me
Kinley and Vice President and Mrs
Hobart We're present. Atty. Gen.
Griggs and family Will remain here
for several days.
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THE CHRISTMAS DINNERS
Of the goth Volunteer Regiments Will
Be Eaten in Philippines.

Washington, Aug. 23.-Secretarv Root
returned. this evening, from his visit IN
the President at Lake ChampIain and
Spent some time with Gen. Corbin and
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn.
That the campaign in the PhiIinnines
is to be pushed vigorously and nrourt-
ly is evident from remark the sacra-
tary made TO the reporters. He wae
determined, he said, that every ma,
belonging to the 20 regiments Of voIun-
teers now being recruited shall eat his
Christmas dinner in that country
Regarding the reports that Cen Voc
ley Merritt is to succeed Cen otis IN
command of the troops in the pbiIin-
pines Sec Root was non-committaI
The secretary's attention was co,Iad
to reports of fresh preparations far
treating with the insurgents with =
view to peaceful settlement Of Tia ,var
in the Philippines. He had NOT hoard
officially of these. although he exnroes-
ed himself as being glad if such ! COIN
ton of the difficulties could be nroupbt
about.
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The JAMAICAN DROUGHT.
No Abaten en-! Crops Destroyed Suffering
Must sult-Yaws Is Spreading.

New York. Aug. Pa letter to The
Associated Press from Kingston, ia,
dated August Is. says: Although some
rain has fallen the drought continues
practically unbroken, especially in the
parishes of St. Anne and st. Thomas.
The crops have been destroyed alto
gethcr in the latter place and it is said
that even if rain now comes there will
be a failure of provisions.
The wont of water is keenly felt,
more particularly in the great peasant
district of Yallahs. And here as a
consequence of the drought, the
disease Of yaws is spreading
epidemically at an alarming rate, at
lacking the faces as well as the feet
of the victims.
Partaking somewhat of the character
Of leprosy, but more active. yaws is
not Immediately fatal but it has al
ways been a terrible scourSe among
the West Indian peasantry and some
years ago was made the subject of a
commission.
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CHINESE SEcLUSI0N ACT
Said to Have Been Applied by Gen. Otis 10
The Philippine Islands.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The state do
partment has been Informed throuph 4
diplomatic channel that Gen. Otis has
applied the Chinese exclusion laws ia
the Philippines. The information was
surprise to the authorities here. both
state ana military. as the matter ms
been under consideration for some
time ana it is not known tIiat Gen.
Otis lad put the exclusion la,ys into
force
The first irtimation IL that direction
came in 2 dispatch received few DAYS
ago from the Chinese consul ~ Ma
Mia. telling the Chinese legatiun here
that til" exclusion laws against chi
nese had been applied to tnc PhiIip-
piIcs. Tho dispatch was brought To
the attc-tiun Of tho state department
and inl uiiv Wa1 mad" rs 10 how the
action was brought about. IVY the chi
nese government has been aolicitouq
since Amctirls military contro! was
established IA ;ho philippians that the
United S,1t-a xclusian Jaws should
not De extended over TIM isands.
The 81, tc t.rHrmrnt know nothing
Of such An cvtcrs.rl ana made i'll
quiry Of the WAY department. The
military authorities. however. Were
equally without information as II Gen.
0tis course in this particular.
Accordingly the Chinese officials
We're advised that any action taken BY
Gen. Otis in applying the exclusion
laws 20 the Philippines was not the
result Of Instructions sent from here
hut was doubtless due tu an exercise ~
his authority as governor general IF
the Philippines.
What further steps the Chinese au-
thorities Will take has not been deter
mined. as Minister Wa Ting Fang is
out Of tn" city for a few days. There
is little doubt. however. that he viii
seek 10 have Gen. Otis order held in
allegiance until the authorities her"
pass upon the general question which
has been under consideration between
the TWO governments.
In this connection the state depart
meut has received an Important letter
from Mr.. Williams. our former consul
ut Manila, who still remains there in
q confidential capacity. He says the
native FilipinoS are strongly opposed
to Chinese labor. ana in his opinion
the exclusion of the chinese from the
islands would materially aid in bring
ing the war to a close He places the
chinese population ut - 600 which is
considerably more than estimates from
official sources.
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A NEW PEACEMAKRR
Tested at Sandy Hook-A Shell that Works
Almost Incredible Damage.

New York, Aug. 23.-At the Sandy Hook
proving grounds. today. an cXpcrimrn
was made with a dynamite shell whicI
tended to prove that if it had struck H
battlcship the latter would have been
sunk. Willard ). isham is the inventor
Of the nrojectile.
The shell. made from about 800. pounds
Of cast steel ANA carrying 4 bursting
charge of 129l2 pounds of explosive gela
tine, was fired from anordinary i2-lncl
rifle. mounted on an improvised earring
behind il shield. The charge used fn"
firing was composed of common brown
prismitic powder.
About 300 feet III front III the gun 4
piece Of harVeyized steel, y inches tn!CH.
ana specially treated, was placed at an
angle OF Is degrees to The line of fire.
Behind 1t was a thick backing Of oak aI'i
behind the oak was small mountain nf
sand. the whole calculated 10 be stronSo'
than battleship's side.
The steel target was blown clean up the
oak backing ana lay II feet To one sid"
and at right angie to the lire the sno;
had followed. Part Of the oak backing
and the sand Behind ii were also blown
away. Only about four pounds Of steel
fragments of the shell We're found.
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NEARING IHE DAY.
Admiral Dewey and Crew Preparing Tor The
New York Reception.

Nice. Aug. 23.-Admiral Dewey and
The officers and men of the OLYMPIA
now at Vile. France. near here, are
already anticipating their New York
reception ana are preparing for their
part III it. The admiral has received
permission from the authorities to
land the Olympia battalion at Vile
france for drill purposes, during the
remainder Of the cruisers stay there
NJ. Grlnct, project Of the Apes Mar
times. visited Admiral Dewey. today.
The former expressed the plcaurc of
the French government at the ad-
mirars visit. adding His assurance Of
personal admiration.
1t is expected that Admiral Dewey
will come to Nice, tomorrow, and re
turn the projects ana other official
calls
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A SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT
BY Sig. Ressmann. Italian Ambassador. lust
Before Death. Regarding Drey'us.

Paris. Aug. .2.-The Figaro gives an OK
tract from letter written Just before ~
died by Signor keSsmaun. the italian am
hasSadOr "a France. 10 whom Col. Panz
dressed letter impicating Drcyfu4. The
following IS the significant sentence: -
have only one regret and that is tO die
without having seen the innocence OF tnc
unfortunate DrcNiuS established"
Tho Matin publishes an interview win
tomJe EStcrha2y, who denies the dllega
made at RrHneS regarding him by Gen.
Gonse ana Gen. De Buisdeffrc. These
generals hr says. have not scrupplcd -
stab him III tine back III order 10 save
INAm 81. 49,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Sir Louis Davies. Dominion minister OF
marine ana fisheries. will so To Londo..
this fall for conference with the i'm,
pcrial authorities regarding the AtaskaH
boundary question. a rumor thar 81
Wilfrid Laurier. the premier, is also g.
ing to London. cannot be confirmed.
The National Council Of the Daugn-
.ers Of Liberty at TifIn. Ohio. nd
iourned. Wednesday. to meet at Char
lotto. n c.. the third week in August
1900. officers We're elected with Thomar
Il. Ivy. Virginia, national councillor
Sally a. Joseph, Ohio, national asso-
ciate councillor.
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WHOLLY FALSE.
Col. Schneider Did Not Hold the Views Ex-
pressed in Forged Letter.

Paris. Aug. 23.-The Figaro. today,
publishes a letter from Col. Schneider,
the Austrian military attache. supple
nenting his telegram declaring the let
ter of Nov 80, 1897, to be forgery.
He says:
.On Nov. 50 my opinion was abso-
lutely contrary to that expressed in
the document. The fixing of the date
and my signature to the text consti-
tute forgery even in the case-of which
| am unable to judge without having
seen the Textile text itself be mine,
written under another date"
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THE UNTOLD MIsERIES

Tint or,se from, the Errors of Youth or EXcesses
Of mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
of Men, from whatever cause arising can he ailc-
or, Know rhyseif Manual a Wade Mccnm for Men
only who seek for True Principles or Ireatmeht.
DAYS Address THE PEABODY MEDICAL. iNsIl-
TUTF No. Bainch Street Boston Mass; con
suitation person or by lette;s CUM lDENllAL'
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READY FOR THE WORST.
NJ. Guerin and Backers Even WiIIingt to Perish
in Their Fortress.

Paris. Aug. 23.-The Guerinnites are
still holding out at the headquarters
of the anti-Semite League. when mas
been beseiged since Aug. II by the au-
thorities as a result of the disturb
ances here All is quiet but they nave
erected a fresh barricade of chairs ana
tables and have soaked these with Pc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
circumstances Alter Cases.

In case Of dyspepsia. nervousness,
catarrh. rheumatism, crUpti0Es. etc.
the circumstances may be altered by
purifying and enriching the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Good appetite
and good digestion, strong nerves and
perfect health take the place Of these
diseases. Hoods Sarsaparilla is Ameri-
cas- Greatest Medicine and the best
that money can buy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24

A party of Hallowell school children
enjoyed a trolley ride. last evening.
They came through the streets OF this
city shouting and singing and appear
to be having the best time imaginable.
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This Report Officially Denied.

Paris. Aug. pa rumor WAS current
in various newspaper officers. late this
evening. that President Loubet had
been assassinatcd at Rombouillet.
the report WAS officially
declared untrue.