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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.


Financial.
NEW YORK. New. @The Commercial Adser-
tiser's financial cahiegram says:
The markets here had gped start to-day the
news fFpn South Africa. They were fairs active
for an hour, after which enthusiasm chilled by
a runner that TIVE gold mines had been wrecked
Africans broke and the market weakened Consos
fell l.
The market began talking Of dssv money again.
Americans were quiet ard firm til New York began
selling anil tie closing fyrrgissr at fractional
loses Tnsoa were iss Aascesadss y
Money was Frtn early. bat supplies came cut
later.
Hreadstuns.
LONDON Noy @l-Wheas- s,afgoes on coast.
hugrys indifferent operators: sargscs pa-aaxe.
quiet ard steady. No 1 standard California wheat.
a0s Sd English e1sntry markets afm.
irnfrsts into Tinted kineaon@N heat. go 900 quar-
tiers fbuf. &c 90 barrels
Wheat ana foar passage 70 United Kingdom.
$40 90 tnShes. continent. i.sipae
LIVERPOOL. Noy Si-Whe&t steady; wheat and
AoaY ia Pans quiet French es3untsy mATlssts duh.
MtNas~ spot American ntsed. new. = Sid; 10
cid RI sd Futures steady. November. d 81. De
ceunher ia sd, Jsnaary. j. asd
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Nov . --Canadias Pacific. ~: Union
Pacific preferred -: Sssthsrn Pacific ptefcrred. M
Anaconda. ~: Grand Trunk. II. Bar silver quiet
at x I-isd. Money "a I~r cent
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circles under eyes thG. -. pale. thin. esna-
ciated faces fAE u, impaired digestion
tng. s.. Hadyan cures all these Distress
full symptoms. and permanently. Hudya0
makes rich blood, which In turn impngto
strength and a glow Of health.
Hudyan brings prompt relief 10 women
who are troubled with ieucorrhosa. beaS.
Ing down or dragging pains. peinfmi Pc
Rods. profase or acansY mens~s. trYeft1-
lar periods. HuA2an gives comfort. be-
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THE through tourist ear Tor n aFs@4s assY
rsNysee Row leaves seattle Mondays Ants
FA,3rssgays instead ct MenGHys ard Tues
saEa Per rates ard Fs-ssr aiions inquire
=. tstsv3lrxtsgn tsfYlce. ia3 Yssssr way.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Wheat Export, No ] el,lb. Soc; No hiuessern.
5l.c; milling. No. club, saas5c: binestem SIC
20 60 %
TACOMA WHEAT NARkET
TACOMA, Nov @.No change In wheat. Club.
5ssc: hluestern. 52e.
e. e. CO
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov % White rule Port
land wheat buyers in lire with the rest If
the world tpsaY few II them we're quoting UP
wheat aud E2e was ohtsfnshle Ter waIla Walla sf.h
a fraction possible f0r beavy STICK VALLEY
in poorer demand froIsofti1psiey ARD Sc sbot
the top ~ the market, with dealers quoting
syf5Ic for both valley ard WallA Walla
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cause IL cures sssch
disorders Don't SUBJ
nit to "a surHse1
operation; try HuA~
yam first-it has saw.
81 hundreds Of wo-
men.
Hutiyan cures cos
sfSsbesa. nervous
ness, a tendency 70
faint. loss OF apps.
tito, palpisafion 81
heart. dependency.
all gone feeling.
s'sepiesssiess. nau-
Sea.
why be a pais.
sirkiy. suffering wo-
man. when a helping
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov. ea-Yionr- Receipts, 1.Mi
barrels. experts Il 81 Market fairly active
WAest~Rsceipss. sm bushels; exports " rs
Spot Easy; Ne red 7ssc {. b. sfoat spot OPP
ticns opened frm about lie advance higher cables
closed unchanged te &C advance. Msrth closed at
s3sc and December sssc.
Nods-Dnii
Casfee-op.ions closed steady ~ net gain a 70 to
= points. Sales. 1859 bags, Including December
s55n5 sscs January. seAsS Sc, March, s5naS Soc
Spot Rio ffm; No. invoice. eye: No. jcAtinx,
Tse. ccrdosa, 6leIlic
Sugar Raw steady; fair refining. lsisc: ccntrifu-
gal, 8 test i4c, Refuess-Stesty
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sAss crsscn particular ssr-nrsh. December closed
sssc over SATURDAY,. May c1e~sd s@sc ksxkes.
E-psfssssns stsady. ossGinx slightly asavc Sat
urdsys saese. fork flss<a nacAaase9 lard ssc bet
ter and ribs &c aisher.
TIE leading fatnre5> ranged fasle~s.
Wheat No = Of&airs HtSAx<s Inwess r7nx;nr
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hand tn extended toward your Hndyan Il
within your immediate reach II il
pisasans 70 take. and pisasan. In effect.
Asia your druggist for Hadyanr-noshing
else, yea win not be disappointed. for Il
viii sase your pain and give you strs 9Th.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. WASH. Nor. -. fsss
Exchanges AZ the Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane aa3
Portland clearing horses To-day we're.
f-}sa~zrrax Rztsnre<
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Visible supply.

The statement al the visible supply III grain in
store and saoat Saturday. November Is compiled
hy the New York Produce Exchange is follows.
Wheat, 81 900 90 bushels increase, l,iS.om.
Corn. II, 49,, 600 bushels: decrease. 80 600,
Oats s.ia1 900 bushels decrease ST. no.
Rye 1as2 go bushels: increase. ll.a0e.
Barley, 5. eco bushels; increase. 3ss go
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The following prices being offered 20 the pro-
duoer by the local dealers for delivery In round lofs
90 the dock and in the at Seattle:
Grain Oats sNss2l barney, 81 5ai wheat, chicken
feed, 81. 5odiss h-an. sil: shorts. SIS
Hay-Pnget sound. Ssal0: Eastern Washington
sifnofhy. s3efi5; alfalfa. 50 80 per tor
Eggs strictly fresh ranch 3lts33e
Butter-Fresh ranch. lsalse; creamery 36d2se
Pouitry-Chickens. lire, PC, spring. sea39 don
tufseys. iic. geese. Toe: ducks x5<as 80 dex-
Live steck-Choice beef cattle, cows, k4ffc:
steers. asa5c; choice sheep. ssa5c: good hogs. hive
isc hogs. dressed, SIC: calves dressed, large &c
small &c; calves. 1--we. large. &c: small. &c.
Hides. peits and wooi-Heavy sound salted steers,
60 lbs. Sc: medium. sound. per Id. SC: light.
sound, Under sc lbs, &c. cows, soupd. all weights.
Tie stays. hubs and oxen &c: sated kips TIC.
calves per H. sse green hides. 10 less than salfed
dry hides. Per H., lase: drs cults, one third less;
Summer deer per H. 22a25c; winter deer. dry. ii9
Rc; papery deer, sai5c; dry elk. smlac; green elk
sba5e; sheep pel.s. sscasi 20: sheariings isa2se
Eastern Washington wool SSdlac: Western Wash
ington wool. l6c; dirty or timber burned. l3glic
taiiow. 2ia3tc
q e q
JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
Jobbing quotations today follows;
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.
sugsr-Goiden c. in hbls. t5.sc: extra G. In Ibis,
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YsyFfsY. AEsFsl az half price 90 rsi1srned
yesstssr ztpn volunteers. Miss ssisxsnxki.
f.rsaslafe Criticism. III Cberry.
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WOOD. rs load. Tel Seattle Fasi Co.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

Ga the Froince EschAnse today The butter market
hrrn: creamery. lss a25c; dairy lAaa &c Cheese
Easy: iss lie. EsEs-FiTm; isc.
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xovExExrs or OCEAN STEAMERS.
rAatilla Sailed For and Qseen Ar~
riyra From san TranetscO.

THE Coast liner Tmatiila sailed for san
Francisco yesterday with Aa tons OF carr
go and the following passengers from See
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EXCELLENT lunches served daily frcn
y 20 O'clock Cafe Haibe. 80 Second.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
In ever TO the front, and you will find Its
accommodations unsurpassed. fts rates 40
low az thoee of any line. and everything
done to make your trip East enjoyable.
Before purchasing your ticket eah at the
city or depot ticket Office. l. A. Nadeau.
general agent. Seattle.
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Flour STEADY
Wheat spTins No. Z. 6ess-e: red. Ne. :. GAaaec
CnFn-Na. 2 ~.
oats-Na. g 1sse4c; white. Ne :. assc: No ),
gssssc
Rye-No. > ST.
Hsrles-No :. x-aSssc
Ftaxseesi--Sa. /, 81 Asi -
Timothy Prime e. sx7eH
Mess pe1s~Fe- barrel Sc ssaaeA
Issd~fes 10 rssansts. 81 Ssss
sides Short ribs loose. 81 SteSis
shnsiders-DTy s.lsest, Soxed. s27stc
sides Short clear. boxed s. ix46 o.
WHISKY itistiilers' finished xeods. prr fxylon
N.I.
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THANKSGIVING masquerade, Thurs
day, November 20. Ranke hall.
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Batter gsnch &c mp: fancy dairy IN SQUARES.
Saxc n
Cheese-Native Washington. lsdisc; Eastern, Es
isc half skim cheese, Hale.
EEgs-Strictly fresh raacA. H9ssc: Eastern sss
NC
Comb hoasy-Californs comb, l.sIisc: strainss
5sasc
poait-y~Iise chickens, Iac; live turkey,. lsc:
dressed Turkeys, ITWlsc: ducks. sAa5 Per doz
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drawn from sale. At the second
treasurer's sale they are sold to the
highest bidder.-Hugoton Hermes.
AN UPWARD MOvEMENT.

1t would be surprising if real es-
tate-lands, etc.-did not feel the
same commercial awakening that
commodities generally has taken.
There is something substantial in
real estate holdings, especially in
lands, which have an enhanced value
no matter what crisis may overtake
other property.
A few sales Of lands in Ford
county has given rise to feeling OF
security which has not been felt for
more than ten years past. lu fact,
since the collapse Of the boom more
than ten years ago, lands in Western
Kansas have hardly had a market
able value-except lands that were
useful for alfalfa raising. But all
lands in Western Kansas have be-
come fixed in price, and are consid
cred valuable for whatever purpose
they may be used.
We neei not dwell OH the causes
that give rise to a confidence in land
purchases. It is not altogether be-
cause the people have recovered from
the effects of the boom and are in
spired with confidence in the future
of the country; but because tue va
cant places in the west must be filed
with the congested population of the
crowded States east of this section.
Gradually some one finds his way to
Western Kansas and secures piece
of land for farm and cattle ranch.
The people here who understand the
country, and know how to make
use Of the lands, do not need en-
enlargement in tie possibilities
Of the country; but there those who
who ind their limited means made
quate for purchases in the older
States, and they must seek elsewhere.
Western Kansas is adapted to neirly
all lines of farming, and is particu
larly adapted to stock raising, aud
the cultivation Of such crops as go
with stock raising. No better induce
ments can be offered on these lines.
The changes in lands now going
Oh in the east will stimulate western
purchases. And the cheap lands of
the west will draw capital. This
portion of Kansas will soon begin to
feel the impulse that is awakening
the east in land values.
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''Some people regard the election
OF MIR. Bryan in 1900 as an impossi-
bility, but I am not in that number, I"
said Mr.. p. w. Reese of New York,
at Chambcrlin eff the cholera
should kill off good many thous-
ands of our troops in the PHILIPPINES;
it yellow fever should ravage the
ranks of our soldiery in Cuba aud
Porto Rico, and if together with such
disasters the price of wheat should
drop to 40 cents bushel by August
!, 1900, then l agree that the election
of the Nebraskan to the Presidency
might be the result of such a grand
climax Of woes. But the very max
mum of National woe must be
reached in order that his triumph
may be assured. This seems to con-
stitute him the ideal of q calamity
candidate"
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As the result of reading q sensa-
tioDal story about cerebro spinal
meningitis, Bertha Schneider of No.
1926 Elliott avenue, st. Louis, is
dangerously i'll ut her home of that
disease. according to the statements
made by her physicians. Here is
what is known III the medical world
as case of sympathetic contagion.
The young woman is lying at the
point of death. She is attended by
three physicians who declare the case
is most peculiar, although similar
cases have been chronicled in the
medical record.
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The war of determination waged
against the English sparrow in Bos-
ton is justified by scores of scientific
authorities, who urge that the bird is
unclean. de6ling buildings, statuary,
drinking water and is not only a
cause of cost but also an aesthetic
disgrace. The nests are said to be
breeding resorts for Insects which the
sparrows do not destroy and they
mob and rlunder the native songbirds
of radiant p!umage. The sparrow,
however, has a multitude of friends
who resist these accusations and say
be does far more good than harm in
eating grubs, tree worms and cater
pillars; that he does not drive away
birds of song and beautiful plumage.
What becomes of these birds? Ask
the milliners. "While Lady Brassey
Of London, wears a cloak valued at
$500, 900, made from the finest feath
ers of rare birds-birds found only
in the Hawaiian islands-let US not
wax over eloquent about the spar
rows crimes!'
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Whatever else the Chicago election
has done or failed to do, it has laid
out, very cold, that conspicuous bad
influence in American politics, John
p. Altgeld. The fellow seems to
realize that he is done for; his wrath
full sputtering at the successful candi-
date; his bitter disappointment over
his trifing ote-one-seventh barely
OF the total-his savage vindictive
ness, reused by his failure to beat
Harrison-all Of this. cropping out in
his comments on the result, indicate )
that he feels that he is played ont
quantity; and that is great thing
for Chicago. for Illinois, for the
country and for the Democracy to
which latter Altgeld has chung in
spite OF his open espousement of the
most dangerous tenets of advanced
socialism and anarchism.
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The legislature passed new law
a'uring the recent session, that will
30 into effect when the session laws
are issued in May, that totally alters
the procedure in disposing of delin-
quent lands. Under its provisions
the county attorney brings an action
in tho district court, something in the
nature Of foreclonse suit. and the
lsnsls are sold ut sheriff's sale for the
amount of judgment and costs.
Should the amount be less, the county
clerk bids the land in for the county.
The treasurer is required to offer all
lands owned by the county for sale on
the first Monday Of Juno and Dc
cember of each and every year. and
at the first Offering of the lands So
<ffared must bring ali amount not less
-than the judgment, including costs,
and six per cent interest, or be with
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State Sunday School Convention.

The thirty fourth annual convention of
the Kansas State Sunday School associa-
ton will he held at Hutchinson, May 8,
10 and II, 1899. Every Sunday school in
the State is entitled to representation.
Pastors are especially invited. Bishop
j. II. Vincent, Prof ii. n. Ilamil and
DR.. Kepbart are among the speakers who
will participate. Mrs. Roxana Beecl,er
Preuszner will direct the session devoted
to primary work. Prof. s. Il. HOagland
will conduct the singing. The Hutchin-
son Jubilee chorus will appear at every
night session. All the railroads of the
State have offered rate of one fare for
the round trip. Entertainment at all
hotels, restaurants and in private homes
at greatly reduced rates. For credentials
addless your county officers or j. +.
Drake. For any additional information
address,
J.F DRAKE. Ch'm'n Elk. Com,
Topeka, Kansas, or
j. Ii. ENGLE, Gent Secretary,
Abilene, Kansas.
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CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.-NO
TIE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office,
Dodge City, Has, March %, 1899
Notice is hereby given that Edwin Il. Henry
has filed notice of intention to make final
proof before the Register and Receiver
of the u. S. Land Office ut their office in
Dodge City, Kas., on Saturday, the 9th day of
May, 1892, timber culture application
ton No. 81. in township No. % south, range
No 26, west.
He names as witnesses:
james Barrow of Dodge City, Kansas. viii
liam Hickman of Dodge City, Kansas. Will
liam Hickman, jr., of Dodge City, Kansas,
Jumes +. GOudv of wilbur, Kansas.
THOS. n. SCATES, Register
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MANILA NEWSPAPERS.
Some Queer Announcements Are
Made In Them.

JJMC QuCCA announcements
Made In Them.
A bunch of Manila newspapers re-
ceived the other day by resident
threw an interesting side light on the
real condition of affairs in the Phil
lippine metropolis. They are full of
those quaint scraps Of incidental in
formation, which, after all, convey n
vastly more vivid picture than the
formal official reports. The papers
TEEN with advertisements and at least
half of them are for liquor houses,
cafes and american Bars" Beer
sells at zoe drink, and several well
known brands print announcements.
A circus exploits itself in regulation
style as a Mecca of Marvels, Mirth
and Music" Its prices are, boxes
SIS, parquette chairs $3.50. general
admission 81, and natures 50c." all
gold basis. The Filipino theatre
seems to be the main place of amuse-
ment of the city and its bills includes
1.-THE Mascot" and other old-time
light operas. Its prices are: Boxes
50, stalls 81, side stalls SOC, and gen.
eral admission 30c. Several ads. for
hand-camera supplies, card mounts,
developers and So Oh indicate that
the kodak fiend is abroad in the
land. An enterprising native dairy
man informs the public that he sells
milk from ''pure cows-Australian,"
leaving it to be inferred that COWS
with certificate of good moral char
acter are ut q discount in Manila.
Another native, who is running an
American laundry in Spanish build
ing with Chinese help, states in his
business cards that he boils all clothes
in hot water. Among the saloon nd
vertisemeDts is one for Japanese
bar, run by japanese ladies re-
Gently from Nagasaki, where for
many years they conducted a fret
class cafe. American officials are
especially invited" A curious little
card reads: "Remembar old Dad
Richman, at the Alhambra, the man
who made the first Sandwich in
Manila." This is delicious, and
proves conclusively that the sounding
trump of fame sounds every sort Of
note.
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Public men complain. greatly be-
cause they are misquoted by newspa-
per reporters. If newspaper re-
porter should put in print all he hears
politicians say, he wouldn't live if
teen minutes after the paper was Of
the press. and the newspaper would
be pied and thrown into the street by
the friends of the politicians.-Ex.
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,e with a sense of
lad and foreboding
lest the ruth
a. less hand of
= = death should
~ snatch them
away and leave
the expectant
" little darling
notherless. But
no woman who
fortihes herself
with the strength
',g power of DR..
Favorite Pre-
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First Publication April 20, 1883.
ROAD NOTICE.

State of Kansas. County Of Ford
Office OF County Clerk.
Dodge City, Kansas. A pill IL. 1s@9.
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th day
OF April. 1883, u petition signed by Joseph Ers-
kin and others, was presented to the Board
of County Commissioners of the County anu
State aforesaid, praying for the locating Of
y certain road, described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
section 81. township %, range -, running
thence east on township liHe three miles To
the southeast corner of section 50, township
-. range -.
Whereupon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the following banned per-
sOns viz: Geo. Reighard. Hiram WrNy and
N. COX, as viewers. with instructions to
meet at the beginning Of said road in
Grandview township on Monday, the 5th
day of June, y. D., 1-s9, and proceed to
view said road and give to all parties q
BY order CT the Board OF County Commits
siOners.
County Clerk.
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Relationship.
We have Just received from the
Department Of Entomology, Univer-
sity of Kansas. valuable publication
entitled alfalfa, Grasshoppers, Bees:
their relationship" This volume is
the work of Prof. S. j. Hunter of
that department, and comprises It's
pages, and over 100 beautiful illustra-
tons expressly prepared for this pub
LEGATION. Professor Hunter has
wisely made tho agricultural por
tons of the State his laboratory and
the farmers his co-workers.
With the hearty cooperation of
the resident farmers, he has been con-
Quoting experiments in the western
part Of the State for the past two
years upon methods Of alfalfa cul
ture that will eliminate the native
grasshoppers. Professor Hunter has
been given the direction of several
quarter sections Of alfalfa land, and
has caused them to be disked in the
spring, after the frost has left the
ground and before vigorous growth
has set in, the ground being in suit
able condition to work. The alfalfa
land SO worked last year produced:
First crop average, one and one
fourth tons; second crop average, one
ton per acre; while adjoining land not
SO treated averaged three ourths ton
first crop, and one half ton second
crop. Not only was the yield greatly
increased by this method of culture,
but the native grasses were also
killed. The details of the manner of
conducting this method Of alfalfa
culture are fully set FORTH. The far
mers have been called upon to give
their part OF the work and benefits
derived therefrom.
The work further takes up alfalfa
as a honey plant and adds practical
treaties upon handling bees. By Oh
servations made in various parts of
the State, it is shown that bees feed
ing exclusively upon this give greater
yields than these depending on other
source for the honey yield. A very
interesting fact has been shown in
this connection; it is, that where
bees work upon alfalfa the seed crop
is more than fifty per cent. greater
then where no bees visit the blossom.
This is due to the fertilizing infu-
ences of the bee.
Much more could be said upon this
interesting and valuable work. How
ever, we have reason to believe that
if eight cents in stamps are sent to
Professor Hunter. at Lawrence, Has,
to pay the postage, the sender will
receive a copy Of this important
volume. It ought to be in the home
of every farmer and bee-keeper in this
section.
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DeWitt'S Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles, Scalds. Burns.
ADVERTISED LITTER List.

ADVERTISED LITTER List.
The following letters remain unclaimed
for week ending April p, 1899, and
unless called for within thirty days, will
be sent to dead letter Office. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
''Advertised'', and give date OF this no
tice. One cent will be charged for AL
vertised letter delivered.
HOsick, Chas
Ki,chey, Sim
J. A. ARMENT, Postmaster.
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'They say there is no money in
the country" for proof that this is a
mistake just watch the people who
will give the next travelling doctor
taat comes along from five to one
hundred dollars and in return for the
same receive (O-Exchange.