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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-21

FOR YOUR sCRAP-BooK.
Recipes From Many Sources and Of
Acknowledged Worth.
CREAM OR EGG HASH

1IAEsAM CAN IN AA@ARAA
Take as much cold beef as re-
qEired-mince it fine in a chopping bowl.
Then TAXI as many cold boiled potatoes
as liked. also one-half of a medium sized
onion. and chop them together. Put in
the frying pan. having previously placed
a lump of butter in IL, and when It is hot
u into the hash equal quantities Of
milk and water. let it boil a few man
utes. Have ready n or W eggs well
beaten into which has been broker n
or two crackers: when the hash Is boil
ing put the eggs and crackers into Il.
season 10 taste. When nearly done,
which will be in a few minutes. poach
n egg for each person. Put the hash
on a platter and put the poached eggs on
IL. garnish with parsley and 1t is ready
for the table. Pork and mutton can be
served the same way.
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:, ImperiaI TabIe.

The chef Of Emperor Francis Joseph
.,rio estimates that Of S25O,ooO eN-
I'D on the imperial tables every
ear the unused" represents
sIon.0O0.
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Time Table corrected to May is, 1893.

'Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Wagner Parlor Cars to Boston and n. Y.
SWagner Sleeping Cars to Boston and
New York.
For detailed timetables consult folders.
q. l.. PIERCE, IL. A. HODGE,
General superintendent. Traffic Manager.
r. T. McKeever, Ger. Pass. Agent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-21

81 am positive ] would not be
living today bot for your
wonderful remedy, DR.. Miles
Heart Cure. had heart dis
ease four years and doctors
failed to help me. When | be-
gan taking this remedy ! was
unfit for anything, bot for six
months ! have felt perfectly
well. Mrs. Martin waldroff
e. Grand Forks, MINI. ~
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4 PEAL QUESTION.

FufuUtlRns Aphi hDl
sumption to-day, but
il maV become 10 ~
r5.0 Hundreds Of p.
NE have been resfor
70 robust health a
condition by DR..
Pierce ; marvellous
Golden Medical
Discovery after /
reputable physi
clans had pro
them
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Feb. 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter tomorrow viii s4y:
The wool market has. on the whole.
shown a more improved tone during the
past week. Prices as yet have shown no
advance. II Is true, bat a hrIner feeang
prevails. and there has been more baSl.
ness transacted. The cause of the improve
ment was the report Of an advance In The
price Of heavy weiFhis 10y leading wqrsted
mil. and the poss billy that further al.
vance would be Established on these goods
mex, week. The bullish feeling is inisn
sifeti, also, by the course of the London
sales, al which prices have advanced alb "
80 per cent on some lines OF cross hreas
and fully per cert on merinns, The
month nf January was a disappointing one.
The volume Of business transacted aas
cons derably less than last year. The sales
amounted TO oniy IL So Do pounds ass eosn-
pared with q. sla.D00 pounds In 1855.
The sales 90 ths week I'm Boston amount
foreign. making total Of 4. SOS 600 asafsss
a total II "a fssi COR The previous week
and a total OF i.i27eo0 for the correspond
Ing week .ast year. Sales since January !,
1879. arlouut 20 f7.sss.os0 pounds. against
2,asl0,1@ pounds Inst year at this time.
London.
LONDON, Feb. The first series 81 the
iSs44 wool auction sales closed day
Throughout the series the tone was very
strong. II IL estimated that tie hane trade
secured E.n0o ba.s3. the continent ~ ,tnl
ard America e.tsa. Nineteen thousand
bales were carried over. The opening was
active 81 an advance OF rom 10 per
cent. Subsequently merinos were In par
ticiflar request, especially medium and IN
fer,0T combias 10y tae home trade and the
continent, Prices soon hardened II pe
cent ard the advance was maintained un-
I'll the end. The feat rs IF the sales was
the continual spirited constn n'a demand
fsr fine locks ana pieces. which were about
the dearest in the kel throughout
American requirements were nife9 the
demand for weIi-wrown and mefsu~n grassy
croasbreds cars'rg a rise 81 10 - II ter
cent. above the Decembe~ ave ar. D~rlnw
the last Aav or TWO noera tians slseksued
but the eager ~orgfpe'iiio~ wac aga-a evil
dent today he fine aus ! i a in syf7pa-
thy with merincs were strongly sap~or*etf
especially hy the home trade. g arss and
sha hhv. also secured sins. improved slight
" early In the session buf later tha-e was
a siarhen'rg I'm the demand. Wtthdr wai$
WE'RE more frequent. Cape 90 Go1d ucv.s
and Natal ~Es u nwii-d srpnsv. Tlcrs
vas . good request for ~ ~ grades e
ryseduus secured. sears &sh#d a 'v~n 81
Ti@~ and snow white grsessa per ~nn.
-"s'e number OF bales offered iosfsy was
i2l47.
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CHICAGO. Feb l.-~Cattie-There was
an psJert0ne Of StreNgfh n he estt 6
trade today and most II the cd heeF : o.
ping steers so at firm Dri res. While n.
palmer grades were disposed of rather
more readily thar aaY some time. FaaGv
cattle brought srE36 20. eh0srs steers, S.. Z q
SIS. medium STEERS xSf 3: essf steers. s4ss
sa5. bulls 3 mas IS. COWS and heffers s. Y
nf' calves. S-5o-f7Ie: Wessegn-fe5 steers,
ST IoeY5Ss
Uogs-Owinr to the large run OF hoes
prtces started AT aiksa5r lower. with re-
str.cted demand. Subsequently The pa K
eTs took hold more freely AMI tho make.
ruled nraasr rair 70 rhoi~e sfTTt&1f -:
mixed g. esFsS Sstk. hotrS~ra 81 fhai2 ~.
lights s.. sasss NJ. pgs. 81 srsfss5
Sheep-The demand fer SHEEP wes Fa:fi"
actlve AT steady nr'r@s Common 20 chetee
grades hrought a. scafA.sa, warnings, sssF q
4ea. lambs e. -+g9s 10
Receinss-Cat,ie. 1900: hess, S,ea;
sheep. ,sos0.
Omaha.
OMAHA Feb i--Ca'tIe-Recein's esa
head: market active I'd s'rGegr. S~tvs
beef steers sakTs "A: Ves.sr~ Steers SA.Saf
40 Texas stee~s. s51ss 80 cews I'D
heiFers. &. 9Saf4 es; "a~n~rs, e.2-ffs rs'
stccters ard feeders. e. -Fsl4 20: caves 3t15
& ga hui's ard stars szaa
Hogs-Recein's $ 20 hesh' mark g
lower u@avv 81 Essss -, mxsd - 'rsss. O,
lipht g Fnefs 90: bu'k Z sales ssF1lss
Sheep--p sceiofs. 3 200 he'd ~a-kei.
steady FAR 10 chni~e na'ivAs 81 50 az:
fair to choice Wsst-rrs Sc saffs. cn-~rion
and stock sheep. se.ss7s.so: lambs. A1a
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Fe5. 1.-cornuara.tva e.-,
Eesz AZ Liverpool ccnsiderfnr the p;,,+
! psfe ytStssaay gave wheat good start.
me weather throughout the winter ysneat
country was recognized here as hef.sz
very trying GA the plant, ard an me-
aeias we're said 20 he for .he rTsost s.srt
sscs circumstances ~as ara vnffsas5
May opened sks.5se highnr al ssa.sTsse sr,ei
as there was u disposition on TIE sse~r
~ some sfieFts u cover J.se price touched
'@tac IRE cary s3g0S ~ recsyEerasi.,r,
ii the local market soon 7tsa rrss srs9 ,ry'
der the sasscpuraRgng weakness 81 IN.
New YORK market. while at Chicago skss
price Of May aaSwss q sac a4Va4sre ssx'er
yesterdays closing price. %ew York 9ld
rot recover plare than nc As the hf-n s--r
shorts who bad sold Nav wheat fy4-a
aTaand 30 showed no inclination t0 cover
ca 3n@ early A3EdHc@ tAE market Ma gsTr
xitaont soppssEf rs soon - I, Ssys ~ lse
mere moderate operators had Gakey vea4-
proAT iete Improvement ia prices gave
them The hoiders q teng ~ hest loaded
6c%s tSe market w5th ssYeg3nFe anr 2fgv
dsciiEess quickly ~ sEssc. mat 4z4ess
brought Msy wttAsr IRE ifnqgt of ss.sne
orders Tar cxpesf and tEtsssa s-slusa aE-
.ng % sfFs4 Mas ap 70 3sssa7sssc. where
Afodeg&ta receipts Hxht ese-tses and q
g1oi shipping demand sfrefl9E a3nsaf s9ra.
MAY Chased vitr ga3n 81 W.
Cats SIRE ssa~ sat strong, ard lsff or
f-rssvfssers ssar;e9 sr-r. tasr tscs ia,
weaker ua3er tae 3sseaence q TIE fase-
neon assAG iu wA9as. i-ass-. hoseyer.
ported healthy to0s cf c2-a trade. Sssss
81 the early weakness ~&s 8Scgiaea tn .
large increase - stocks At liverpool
EspFs s3gss~a &C 97sc higher. lard -Sse AID
wheat. Ne. 2.
Orsniag- Hlsesst- Lcw~..- f.ie~.rx
az III ,..s.sss. e. n II.
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Breadstu6x.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Wheat de-
ciGeG.y weak. and the market takes .ow~
es range. both SPOT and options i9NcE.
Barley continues Glil and unchanged a
part cargo dosn from Port Costa for
sydney. Oats, active AT the quotations.
spot quotations Were:
F-oasE-Net for family extras. AI5sIt2S;
bakers extras, SSet54.on.
Wheat-Shipf,.gg. Slta for No. l. and
sl.iziz9 lis7s fer choice. milling. S-lex
Lts&
Barley-Feed, sl.2714aI-so' brewing. nom-
inaA
oats--poor to TAR. si.2sal.27ss; good to
choice. s.. sbal.s5: fancy feed. 81 ssspi S7,s
gray, S-8Ni2S. milling. sl.3eal-ss. sur
Prise. S;4z.:4ll 20; hack for seed, a.oelp
llS: red. si.5o45Le5.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. 6.sss: Washing
ton, s.6i2, wheat, centa.s. e.iae. WASH
ington. 80. bar.ey. centa-s. aeu. Wash
lnston, lao; oats, centals. Washington.
sie: do Oregon, 100: beans. sacks. -ei7.
corn. Eastern. lao; potatoes. sacks. 2.SSs
oregon, 20: onions. sacks 40: Oregon,
20: bran. sacks, 40. nuddllngs sacks
go; hay. tons. 81; wool. bales. z. hides,
TASKS. l3s; wine. gailens. sl.eoo. brandy.
gallons, 900.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-FYFm: MAY, siis7..
Bariey-t1rm; new 1899 SIC.
CorE-~Larga ye2ow. s1lo
Cash Wheat.
wheat-Fdrm: May. E-isA; barley.
firm, new. soc.
Wool and Hope.
Wool-Spring: Nevada, io1I2'4c. east
ern Oregon. logic: valley do. Isalf7c
Fall: Northern mountain, ssIloc: noun
tain lambs, TQ9c. San joaquin plains, Ga.
Sc. Humboldt and Mendocino. sgaic.
Hops-Crop -. isaipc for good to choice.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Milistuffs-Mdd.ings. s22a2i; bran. $3.50
nayy-wheat. si4gi75o; whea, and oa,.
slSlls: best barley. .isg14; Alfalfa,
I'll eail2e: straw, per hale. toa7oc.
g., s,esse'anies-pota,oes. Early Rose. nio
s@allo Oregon do. 75easfi5: Silver
skin onions. oea 9oc, including Oregon: gar
Tic, Sabc; green peas. ilsc: string beans.
/, ,' e. lsc per fssand' tomatoes. per box. sa
per pound -"S
F'ruit-Apples choice. 81; common. soc.
oranges. nasels. u-s9ar2.7 IS, Mexican lines,
repack, 5ogge; common California lem
ons, lecasSl25. choice California lemons
81 ssjI2; bananas. si2,ay15o per bunch,
f'nneapp.eS; s.Qi'o Der dozen.
seconds. 5laSSc: fancy dairy. 2o42lc. do
t'heese-New. ilGi2c; California cream
Gsls.' y, a1e; Dung American l2usc.
" NFtEAtts tA>wfst-
f-ggs-otoTe, 2tU25c, fancy ranch re
Pouliry-Tsffkcy gobbiers iiGfl2c. 1ens
Ia lz.sc: Cd BOOSTERS. A50: young roost
ers, s5d"1isi0: small broilers e. Is. ~
hr0Eers. szf450: fryers. si5alss -! 800
SAeop. geese, A-5Vgi2 per pair: ella pig-
cons. !i.-9, young pigeons, s242S5
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. A.st:
sight, s4.s6i.. '''''
ksuaBeial.
Silver bars sass Drafts Sight n.
NICK a0is ''4.sxu" Telegraph :. =. %
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Infcaxo Great western ....s-..-,..-.. NSS
General Quotations
T1our-gecstnfs, g rs eagre,s: cxpo-ss.
e.sS barrels. market kowsr on spring gsseae
grs4e<. Minnesota ps.sEas. q. .as34-s
n Ae-s--R@xeipfSs Ia az i9lSnals exDScrts
z o. b. Options opsasd a-nser on The IN
expected sieaf.5sss Of cables arti srsfsvor-
abe weather news from the Nssz Ssze1ts
were stubborn .owevsr. and IA lS,re to run
them tn provoked more and heavier iiQuf-
dasaoa 81 uisS6sy. asipeg also By small
eiea-arces- In the las, hoar moderate al
lies followed ID export rsiaovs ard The
close was steady al isIs.c net iecS3e.
March closed al Assc.
Wool-Steady-
Hors-Sseady.
CosYee-Op.sons opened steady, net un-
changed prices. Sales were Il. so hays. IN
Guiding March 5.ss>; May. 5. s5c, July. 5 sac,
September. s.isc, spot. Rio. quiet; mia.
,su.ef-
Sagar-Raw, hruse-. fair refining si-ise;
centrifugal, s test. SiSc. reEi5ed. firm
Metals.
The advancing movement In metals IS
sti1 unchecked Today copper. IN ard
lead made another generous gain IN heavy
demand most fayorahl Jews from tse
primary points and strong cables o. prac
tscaity the sane class of Information as
has dominated the market for some time
past. Sellers were hard 70 End ever at the
advance. and the outlook is ali that held
ers could desire
Pig iroa-W arrants Ns1
CoppTr-I-ake. Sl1flT.ea.
Ttn-s2sSSSfaS7s
SpeIter-S5 7eSS5 80.
LAai-a sa74 75. The firm .hst fixes the
selling price ,or miners and smelters
quotes lead al $40 81 the cscse.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK Feb. THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial eablegram
saFS
business Wa reduced hare today and
c0n@cls were gati Or tae news hat a Chi
Tsese Fer cent. loan ef q 50 ess). aarsiYad
hg tGs Northern railways viii probably
be iesued 81 sae End - the week
TIRE American market = much zAVunk
Dealers who came over from Africans are
returning thitheF AMI nervous busle aels
al morning. ts4t %ew York h18shs Den.
YER issues ard k*rhisoTs Chesa S,ssake and
J7niea Pacific, and ~ sa* close ga1 a. the
fop.
confirm the report q the early appear
acce - Central Pacific reorganization
scheme The asae ssFNe4t VIII Dc sfa ia
exchange far = rer cent ~ 4s or ss0 on
- Southern Psstir,
Tintoes touched ss&4 ard closed at p on
Il s@rEe beag fmsiuFe tn Paris T7se~s xAs
a good HagF tha3 tee years ouspus ~
fss9 Tintpss has been taken A. T1sF1f Ara
cUss5~ gsssns% statistics for tha ssrtHt&tss
shaw supplies eoan "a fnns TIE fsAssk
aas boughs Tie s@e 81 bars Including az 80
African gald az T2s $a4a
Closing auosssfans.
LONDON Pen f~-l'arasfAu Pacific
Nsze GsraEd Trunk 81 Bar silver x,eaey
4s'sa yer aa4rse. Money 1@iA4 per cent
Conaoss. ul3s~
Breadsss1s
LONDON ref f-~w-heas- -e-arr1a~ .s
coast. fs1eTe inquiry; agfs1 sawsr csrxoAs
ar passage rather easier SNSa ssw@r
Exxltsh country markets asi~t
f-IN ksfsT'giatEs. Est IN. fsaat--ssrso, dat.
NJ f.assyrrn4z. - A3as% ssEG. No . saa
W easern wfazsT So 81 No I r~s SSrs ~
era spring 81 ID Futures ciese1 sasissf.
Aaseas - aa.d. May. - sisd~ Hssas "a
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lag dosrg. waMa waila, ssGzsc: valley. q
Is1e. hsueetsHs, SC
cEearesi-Sh Wssdass. with H. Sc hssshe.s
wheat; biz Gslgaie, with lg9ss bushels
What, both fer QusecszowE-
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BOSTON. Fe2, i-CioSigsS:
or. shori Isne iSia T'arnaFaca :. 80
Bosten Men .Sfs Humboldt :. "a
suite q Boston. - Parrot go. 80. ssts
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Wheat MArxes uaeA zage,i. expert. Ma
c.tsA sac. Ne, ! nsss@sgsrs. &c. aiming
Ne : ct4a, So. NJ g a.sscst CIR. See
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THAT

You are weaA!tng /; nsszFs no one 70 Ten
yO1 Yov csangs FEen walk with sotss
head uo. Ges HEpYA% and You VIII -
ab.. 81. Eses the HEUTA% treatment an4
sou HIi not kaO~ yoUr~e,f n a week. Is3t
yoel RFe going from bad - worse at tais
moment. Si0pi Yes. STOP And stop this
very minute. You can get hIpYAS -
@gj. to-day as you al De- abe 10 gsf Il to-
lnorFuw- u. man, and b. good oEle.
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II is

Your system that Is AL wrong YrDyAN
will make IL al right agasn- You havr
dreams HtfDYAN gives y1u sweet and
peaceful eieep. Yea know that there are
other men On earth who are mare many
than yea. HEDfAN fcssssdi3~treatnent
for a week VIII alter this. You ought 10
BE- as strong as your naxt-ivor neighsyor.
HfFrYAS wia give YOU thc vitality that
Z ~ sfs IN make whole man hut re-
rs,arrfaer that II Ia only
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Another Tight sausrs~.

,.Iohn" aaid Mrs Your glove. do you
know that YOU forgot something when sa's
went away this morning.
Mr. YoungIoys thought for a moment.
and then replied:
was if?"
She put her handkerchief TO her eyes
and sohhea Finally, when she could
trust herself 10 speak Fhs answered:
ssYnst-setu kiSse1 the ATTY bcfaFe YOU
started, b-hut You dia-didas kiNs ansb-e-
body else
'sch-ho." ne laughed, so yoa tfia uosce
il, sh 20
glad Hight came into her eyes. ard.
thTowsng her arms around him. she said.
.,Iry-yeST hs. afsswere T. and then felt 80
COED over his e.syernese that he had 10 go
ont and bay himself . quarters wsrih Of
cagaYs. Cleveland Leader.
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HUDY AN

Yea HUDYAE, tina, Will 10 this. You
want 20 get rl3 II those shaking hands.
Ask about the great refne9so~trea tuieFss.
You want 20 be abe 10 look tha world fair
~ ia the face. Ask sls1u, the great rssDs-
d.c~tfee trnent. You want energy, and you
want .ife Ask alsosr that grand rsfusibp-
treatment. Free 49, the air scu breathe are
The circulars and Testimonials. Al YOU
have 70 10 10 To- ask fer tasm. Write and
$40.
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TACOMA AssRAr MARKET.

TACOMA Yea waeat--s,}2A. 80
ssGeSsag-s s@ssf@e
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On the produce exchange today the hut
ter market was steady. CysarIefies, Ls4f
lSi%c. iajriss, iess al6c
Eggs-F1rna fresh. i1axc.
Cheese-Steady: cream, S%Hffc.
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PORTLAND WHEAT aaRREr.

PoRTI.ANp. FEB. awasas-psi. sosA-
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THE co1-rox MARKET.


NEW YORK. Feb &c ton Quist:
rTlaadline, CSC
View Orleans
NEW ORLEANS Feb. i.~Cottgn~~
Steady. m!d9iing. sac.
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ORDINANCE, NO. s23s-An ordinance es-
tabishing the cattle pound for the City
OF Seattle upon Block g Of yesler' >
ing the ease OF said block for a period
OF two years and anthorizing the re-
moyal Of buildings thereon and appro-
prasing money therefor.
Be 4 ordained by the City of Seattle
a. fo.iowa.
Section l. That the Board of Public
Works be and they hereby are author!x-
Hsoek D fesieTs second Supplemental
Addition TO the City % Seattle said lease
TO be for a period Of two years and az
an sfsnual rental OF twenty-five s.5. dol
lars
Section 2. That the cattle pound for
the City Of Seattle be and the same Ii
hereby established upon said Beck s. Yes-
ier's second supplemental Addition TO the
City OF Seattle.
Section 8 That the Board Of Pubic
Works lie and they hereby are AUTHORITY
cd TO remove the sheds and the corral
now existing upon neig boring property 10
said block, provided the cost and expense
OF said removal do not exceed the SUN O,
nty ,xo) dollars.
.see'i,n I. That the sum of seventy-isve
1s5i dollars or so much thereof as may be
necessary he and the ame Ii hereby an
Iropffated from the Genera, Fraasi Eor
IN. purposes hereinahove stated.
Section .. This ordinance skan take 81
fect and he Ia force fron and after its
passage and approval, III approved l,v the
mayor. otherwise II shag lake efyec, Al
Ire time Il sfaii become Il iaw under tie
provisions OF TIE city charter,
Passed the city CtalncE the 4esh aav os
January. issi. ard signed rs me in o3en
session IN atftentica,iou at rs Passage.
this 10Th day % January. 1Asa
j. \ JAMEs
President Pro TEN OF thA CIV COUNCIL
Approved by me this 1T day Of F,arsi-
AIRY. 1899.
". v Ru.EuART.
Acting Mayor
1850 $3.50 ,.
Attest: WILL HI. PARRY
CITY Comptroller and ex~ofsfeln sttv fsIerx
lsy O. h. CORY ELL. deputy cara.
ISeai.)
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AG CLASSES % carale aieyase@ are furcA
az the graad esi III sfsFn Mel cal ifaaf5-
tate, ''fsirty- Day Bast sTssrsT circulars
aFr fee 80. and ( you wsH sut ds@csihs
your d4saEs ans give sne doctors a chance
- help yo8. 500 wiii bs CUHb1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

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se< AcaSt4Se ~ S~attia IN tn~ lsffv cs
s. under Ordinance Ne AIS. ard
SrsssFx tAere,,n
49, : ferear given that fAe zssezs-
- F".E .; E~se&f Improvement flsstysr.
~ ~. Ter TIE 3zaa e2S eg1lsfs q. TIE Alters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

NOTICE TO CoNTRACIORS~No Ia
hereby given that sea-ad proposals win
be received by the undersigned secretary
of the hoard Of public works. ~ tae
city 81 Seattle. up to - o'clock a ma
THURSDAY February :, lsSs. for an am
nuianee for shs heAith Gepa rtssYant SAID
ambulance 90 he modern ard complete
In every particular
THE said bids Will ne submitted IN the
city council. who reserves tas right 10 re-
tect any and al taSs.
gy order Of the board 90 public works
FRANK Ot.EsSOS
Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

Paris ou.et: -four In Paris quiet, French
country markets steady.
T,orn--Spot quiet: American mtxed. new.
Is sd: American mixed. cid. Is ipsad.
Futures steady; February. rs Sad. March.
Is Tad May, - IND.
g & q
Condition of the Treasury.
WARRINGTON, Feb. TO-DAY state
msnf OF The condition OF the treasury
shows;
Available cash balance .........' tess sss
Gold reserve .-......s. ..,.,.s-t.s.. ~~s"a-'ssS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
Fruit.

Grs~r, fruit gobh3rs Oranges seAdunvs
e es7lt n: rRTeis s. 75Gs: lemons. s~ets. -
pies tarcv 35cNsl = per box COZ .tnr AZ
RES ssssssse per hex, hauknas 81 1s9<s "a
per i,unch eranberTtos. = per hAi e nsr
bax California WHITE 6gs. - vers Ian
box g. ~. 1e-ib carton box s. y calffor-
rsa hfa X aes &~fN boxes 81 20. SMYRNA
fgz. - per 20 res &afes. T[STb.c sese.;
agr,N ri fer ~ per gallon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

Potatoes tjebbipg}W River rar1x
Rose. STA: whise River Rurtanks sfsT,sa
Island Esriy Rase- slssfi7: fsland V-hlTs
SIS: Watkins 81 sweet potatoes ssfst.r
per 10. native silver skin onions TFgf.ie
per TO- lhz. orescr and Yakima silver
skins FGfar. beets. 81 Per sack. carrot.
s1stssc per sack: rufahagas. 5Ae per sack
furn9ps s5c rer stck: cabbage ls.rfNr:
- rSnips. sacstsl per sack. csulsavsr sar
afsl per q Zen t0rseradish, &c: garlic &C..
celery sA15ae Per soren, hctheuse fefrgre
So s3o per dozen: ra3yhes, iec per y!orer
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-07
Dsafness Cannot Be Cursd

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only n way to cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed
condition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
inf tm,d you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing and when it is
entirely closed deafness results and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever. Nine cases out Of ten are
caused by catarrh, which Is nothing
but aninfiamed conditioner the mucous
surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarr h
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY Il Co; Toledo, ..
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-07
Unprecedentedly low Rates to Colorado,

Every day from June 25 to July II
One fare plus So for the round trip to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo aud
Glenwood Springs. Tickets good to
return any time until October 3lst.
Never before such an opportunity
Take advantage of it and spend the
Summer in the heart of the Rockies
where heat and dust are unknown
where the sky is as bright blue as
Italy's, and the air as invigorating as q
tonic-where you car battle, and swim
and climb mountains all day and every
day.
See nearest Burlington ticket agent
and get full particulars, or, il you pre-
fer, write j.. Francis, Gen'l Passenger
Agent Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb