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PORTLAND. Or. Feb. lin the All
s@ncs o. Eastern adgices to-day the local
grain c@alsrs were inclined 10 90 slow. in
sEHfs OF the fact that Liverpool options
showed AT advance While the Eastern
market has no direct bearing Of the price
II Portland, there are many features IN
connection Herewith that leave rhe mar
kss m Machine slightly out n gear when the
Eastern exchanges are closed. Walla
"aHA was generally quoted at 5-15Ssc
and II II possible sha, a round lot OF
heAFy stock would bring from isc 10 ic
aeoys these figures. Valley IS quoted at
a-2Isc and blues+.m az sa1sIc
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-Intelligencer.
PORT CRESCENT. Feb. b. y. M
Barometer. 1924. cloudy; wind west. three
miles.
PORT ANGELES, Feb. Is. p. M
Cloudy; calm Arrived during the night.
four-masted bk Ancyya. In the hay. sh
Montgomery shire and bks Orient and An
ezra.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE

Climate and Crop Service Of the Weather
Bureau. PoFtn Rico Sect DON Central
Station. San Juan. Bulletin for the
Week Ending January y, 1895
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ARot Nj THE MILLS.

res 5aFx+nx @~71 consisting - g..
Stszsoe1 ayss HlszA Mcmillan. both cs Sac
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FOREIGN N&RfNET
tiosEng Quotations.

LONDON. reo ls-CA-s}iso Faefac.
E.1@. Northern Pacific preferred So
brand Trunk. S. gar sslver @11*d per
ounce Money. 1ix@isa T%r GENT
Rr~sa.tsn..
W-heat-('syroes ~ cs>ss'. nothing 5isaas.
sarzses on raSsAge nominal unchanged
frxlasn country markets wax wheat
and Aoar Hn passage 20 United Kingdom.
: s@ 1t@ vees1 and Hogr On passage 20
wrhTas a. IHifei knEiofz7 iD3lsr ship
meats ef wheat 20 coatsnerf. s1gss
LIVER g>t-s1I1 F@h Nv 7ea t-- - 81:
NJ starE4-a a}fcr-is- - -GsIfss -
Imports Of wheat lnEo Liverpool during
tAe vack From Afian,sc ports. "a 80
quarters Tscjsc parts. iS.%o quarters,
W. soot. s.sa5y: Ne California
Is -sstae -
Ccra-Saot American n1xes uew. . -
1seA CAsE@u o>t - .ee myTtfrs3t1s rgES-
o~r-s se.3 ~ ne pe'a>e Vas rtieassd yrs
1eres#y asearrsa9r tne other james Rogers.
vsaz e~.2 t~ a1 through , charge ~ S.
s-~.1s-F e-r-7ttct- Detective FexxTS v -
r7s *~ rHe arms sad lAst evening taAt be
are@~v al II 54a~s e~e-s lsSs ns I r 1@rtN1 Etn
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ta-uG taf-f-21F- 80 Sas1r.1 Agra1a. !
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Report-MaAimum temper
allure, 50 degrees: minimum. Is. mean. *.
Weather cloudy and RAINY. rainfall. ~ of
an inch.
c. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. FEB g. Isss
Exchanges a re Seattle, Tacoma. arys-
sane ard Portland cis@rlzg HOUSES scazy
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Brea dstuHa.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. fl-wheat.
aigfser and firm at the advance Barley.
qulet; prsees unchanged. oats active. re-
c~ipts sAsft; no change IN prices. Spot
F7ous-Set cash for fAsusly extras. s4sa
L. bakers extras $sssQ4; Oregon aud
Washington. tsgg3. IS.
Waeat -Sslipp.ng. H.l-1 for No. l. ami
s. fSs. FOR choiee: milling 81 iSsff IS.
snaa.
choice, S-ssdi.azz.. fancy feed. si.3sali sTls
gray 81 EA~4s .Ss31; neiEng, 81 Assrl 81, sur
prise 81 s.1 ! 20. black FOR seed. sl.soagl 90:
red. s.. SsssLso
Flour quarter sacks, l745: do Oregon
400. wheat. centa,s. S. 81. do Oregon,
40; do Washington. $40; barley. cen
tais llsse; do Oregon, 80; do Washing
%; b.ans sacks. i,sc; potatoes sacks.
2.ho. onions sacks. 10. bran. sacks. $3.50:
do Oregon. i.ss,. rniddiIngs. sacks. ~:
hay. ;ons Sss do Washington. is4, aides,
number. 49,. wine, raEons, f92 SO.
GIosinE quotations.
Wheat-Inaetiye: May. g,i7s..
Barley-~No. quoted
Gogn-I-arSe yellow, 10.
Bran-slsGI1s
Wool and Hops.
Weol-Sp-ing: Nevada. leal2izc: East
ern Oregon. IosfI3c valley do, l5l17c.
Fail: Northern -as34ntain. snloc. mount
ain @aInbs 1899. San Joaquin plains. els
Sc: Humboldt and Mendoctno, s4riic
Hops-Crop OF ISIS. l3stlsc-
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Minstuffs- anddiings si9 yggao5p. bran.
Hay-Whest, a2aI7: wheat ana oar. SIS
@lS. best barley. sI2al3So alfalfa. sil4l2;
stock $40: straw. per ba-e. soa7oc.
10. River Reds. pcn 10: Oregon Bur-
banks xdl-35, s.!veFskin onions. S0cnN:
gaoic, sec; green peas. s4iec: string
1snns 5aa Per Or drag ssg PAM Ior MD
Fruits-,Apples. choice. 81. common sc:
oranges. navels, 81. 95lr2 Il. Mexican Lines.
repasss ssas: common California lemons;
az bananas 81 25GF2 - per bunch
Bgiier-faney creamery. &c, DO &C
onis, HOB: fancy dairy zsa2.c, do SIC
Cheese~lNew ll9l2c: California cream
EasieTn' l21sa,3isc Western, Iiisaisc
Eggs Store, California, i}nI1c-
roultry~oid ROSTERS $3.50: Young
ROSTERS. $. 5"4sl "a. small broAers. tsai-5o;
large broiiers $3.50. flyers. S55NS: old
ducks, 45s155o gees, sl+"gl5' per pair.
old pigeons 49, young pigeo:.s. s2G22a
Exchange.
Sterling on London. 20 Jays. a4
Sterling on London. s'ght. 81 ssi..
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. -. DRAFTS ght So. l7,z
Mex dolls ..4n@f,4s / Telegraph -. =. %
Mining stocks.
Alta .... ....---... q Justice co.. .....-.. Il
Alpha Con ...-...- 5kentuCk Con $500.
Andes ..., .......- I9isady Wash. Con g..
Beichcr d.. ..-.-.,. - Ne1loan .-.-... 80
i}eaIon con .-.... i1l,<eyada co.,. .--... --
Gesg & Eclcher q. & occidental Con -. .
illlion 49,. ..+-... 4pphir $50. ..-....-lg
Caledonia .... go. 2t.sverman .... .....
Challenge Con lsP1tosi 900. ........ "A
,No.iaT -.t-... 3htgu@tsH ..-.--+.
C'oDudel.c. o.. ..... 13iSavage go. ....... .
Con Cal. Il Va DIX Scorpion ...+. ....- 3
Con Imperial .... Iseg Belener ...... 3
Con New York o.. Sierra Nevada .. -
Crpwn PcSt .--.. lslriiYer H.n ......... -.
Eureka con -..-.. STANDARD .... .-15
t.xGaequer .... a.. ..iSy indicate 80. ..... 8
Gould * curry .. 373t-ui0n Con ........ -
Cray Eaele ...+.,. &C. .aa Con .......... IA
Haze 81 Norcr1sE. y Yellow Jacket go. -
julia .... ...e..... 81
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Sugar 00bbingD--5oiden &. in bhls. 6.c;
extra &. sn n5ls. 55sc, powdered. size. dry
graduated, a=. cube. 1c, spot casa prices.
Flour. etc Uobolng)-Paten; Excellent.
California brands. t.i0. corn meal yellow.
s. 60 per $50 las. IN l0-l5 sacks corn meal
white, 81 q per 100 lbs in Iel5 sacks; buck
wheat Hour. pure, t3Jo per - lbs. s-lb
sacks cracked wheat. s. = per loo lbs, lo-io
sacks; fafina. - per 10 lbs, lob
steel cut cat meal. 3. - per io lbs. l0-lo
sacks; graham fiour. Ei.sG per TO- lbs le-io
sacks; whole wheat flour $50 Per Loo lbs
la-lo sacks, rye meal. 81 10 per LOO It's
ie-lb sacks rye hour, g = per 100 lis, le-lo
peas g. per ioo lbs. 25-ih boxes. split peas.
i30-lb sacks. s276. pearl barley. si55 per
loo lbs. In sacks; wheat fakes Ts-lD boxes.
y. whea, fakes $50 per case OF % Glib
pkgs. fancy rolled oats. $3.50 per bale in
s~ib sacks. corn meal yellow g. - per
,bl. In 5n-lh sacks. corn meal. white. s. Der
h0i ia D-lD sacks. backwheat -four. pure
s. ~ per Dbl in Oa-ib sacks. cracked wheat.
81 per haI. In tA-3b sacks: steei~CGt cat
meal, g. per bol in 5.lc sacks. graham
-four SIS per Dbl. In 5o-lb sacks whole
wheat -four 81 per Dbl. In si-l5 sacks, rye
meal, ga per bbl. in 5a-lb sacks. rye
-four. 81 per obl, pea meal. S. per bod. in
S0-io sacks fancy rolled oats $50 lbs net
bids 80. farcy rolled oats, si-lb sacks.
sac. fancy rolled cats per case. s. "a
Coffee oobetng l-tireen- Mocha. per III.
SO sc: Java. per H. 2tGs @sc: Costa Rica.
choice. per III ls4Iae. Roasted-Ar-
buckles in l0a-lb cases, per cwt. si2i5.
ee~lb eases per cwt- 81. Is. Ss-lb cases. per
cwt sis q. Java. 50-ib tins per 10, 6,c;
sack. Sac. Alden Mocha. 37isc: Caracols.
~. Lion. ioos. sl2is: SIS. So % 3ss. 81. Is.
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th4ck fash. t9G3s. cedar squares. :. {.
ard e feet. f-s@S1. pscke.s e.
Aasn-drsed. 81 In advance Of green.
Drzyage, 5sc.
-
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Nseat-Aarkat unchanged: export. No
@Sab. a-cs Nc. ! hsEeSseEa sic: milling,
NO. ] crab. sc: No. blaeztena. &c
g X
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Feb. lA-Wheat-Club, sc
bluestsra. se1s5c
e 6 e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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SEATTLE Markets.

fsssslaess opened W fairly waa yesterday.
though snipgzserSss from the interior were
rather Eght- The Alaska steamers szaeta-
nless 10 al to3sy VIII eniivsn matters. par
ttcGEarly WITH the commission men
Eggs continue weak and quosingz are
ssEI iow.
Poultry. excep, dressed turkeys. is
TIE market = weak at pre..ent prices In
Snofi$ syraa and barley Oats are at 3
gsau&sglA.
There = 10 buyiug Of nay JUST no~. Al
dealers are @sn stocked
An advance In cotsonses6 oil has
sGenstneael the qaotngs OF all Lines %
soap AZ advance In The price Of soap can
De- sooked for any time.
TIE following prices ara being offered 20
the producer by tne local dealers fer deiiv-
cry 10 round lots on the dock or in the car
.Gralr--flats. s2sa34. barley. 81: wheat,
efslc ken feed. ~: bran, SIS, shorts. 81.
aay-Pugei SOUND. ssas pes Ton: Eastern
WAasiiaston timothy. sl--ao. alfalfa. sa.sp
bqtter-Fresa ranch, i-gl5e, creamery.
foa.try-ch.ckena. live. lie. live turkeys.
fztlze
Lave s.ock-choice beef cattle coxs. DC:
steers. s+4q5c. choice sheep. sQqzc. good
nogs. I've 4ze: hogs. dressed. Is; calves.
Sfsa<eo. i@rse' eS small, &c. calves. live.
Hides. peits and wo0:-Heavy sound
Aa6e5 steers. over 81 pounds. Sc. medium
sound. per III. si4e. light sound under Is
pounds. IL; co@s. sound all weights. &c .
stays. bulls ard oxen, 4A5c. sailed kips
81. caH, per ID. SC; green hides. &c less than
salted dry hides. per ID, Izc, dry cull=. one
third lesS. summer deer. per H. @za3sc,
winter deer. dry. Isdlsc, papery deer. "a
lie. dry elk, s0i5c, green Elk. ats5c. sheep
gel's, zsgA'e; shearing. l5GZSc. Eastern
Washington wool. b. Western Washington
wool, i2c, dirty or timber burned loo. tai
low. 4ixN3c.
Jobbfng Quotations.
JobSiGg quotations yesterday were as
follows.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR TUEsDAT
Portland. Feb. IS. so
Occasional ran
c. 8 DEPARTMENT OF AERTCUL-
TCRE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. Fee q. ls9s
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STF- AMER Cs~~yh ala4 ~lL i@&~e Ssass.s
sar Everett - R-3 = n No L
e TX tz-st uH.G fz~chs~ Dosscs & b
SNstt. Nans.@r
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Or ANNIE RUSSELL xyneoosags..
- a.zcAlex ssSNk
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Eutteg~ Ranch l5sf7c. fancy dairy. in
squares. tlS02}c, Washington creameries
Lib prints 2ilteGc: Easterr Iowa and FL
Rsp &,a zSc.
Cheese UahhnE)~ Natae Washington.
Us, 41#.c Eastern i3Ilyfec
Eggs 0abniug)-S1rictiy fresh Eanch. ne
o.
comb honey~Canfornia. lie: strained
honey. e.
Poultry Dressed chickens i4Gi5c: Two
chickens ist5c live turkeys ItIl5r:
dressed geese. IL: dressed turkeys t5gl 6c
Walaufs per n. sacks itG1ec: Eastern
black walnuts. loo pecacs l59 !3c, I'll
her1s. lac. almonds fancy. soft she'll. lsae
- Almonds. No. 2 I%al1c peanuts. sac:
piue. 10; hickory To- Italian chestnuts.
i5c Braxii. l2c. cocoaGuts. It,r doE. 1sGs1c.
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Hay. srnia and Feed.

HAY (fohbinpl- Puget sound. per ton s.
ole. Eastern Washington timothy. SIS 59r
IL alfalfa. ssa
oats 0o6blngl-Per fou, &S4E&.
Barley Rolled $%tag6
Germ Whole. 81 ~. cracked. 81. fed
meal rer tam 81.
Wheat. g.. eli cake meal siass..
fni81lacs kgi4sG bran. 81. shorts SIS.
CHOPPED feed. s1lSi21, dairy chopped feed.
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Fresh saat {loah!ngl-Cow beef 1tsc Per
n STEER beef y Per 20 mutton. wethers
otsc per ~. pork, 7ss1sc ger 10; veal large,
~ PSF 10. small ioc
Provisions tobb<usf- Jams, iaFse. l9'sN;
hams sn,aU Tic. Breakfast bacon. u'zc;
drN s8{te~1 sites. &c.
far1 ttoHblag II cine made. per 10. 20.
white Ssar. ~ Coin Special -. lard.
compound fterecs 6tsc Rex So.
FRESH fsh tahhiaka-liaighat. S5iSc. sa3
n9ar. -ss>.. Steelnsaa ss3nan. s8iA-, SAL
rssu traat lstsr dounaerS 25F4~ soies &:
rex cod cc trout t9s~ef}5<s snrswps ilC
SratlSa fTe~a sna kefei &c. snaeit. 445e:
CeIuu2h = river snsit S4sfe. herring. safe
tena eof *. oysters, Olympia sS5@ per
esck s. ~ rer gallon clans s. . Per sack /,
runkrrr,csS crabs. s3ss. $40. cooked 81 -
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Write for Testimonials.
uudsofl Medical Institute.
HadsOn Medical Institute.

Szn Fraacts SEQ. Cal
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AE-AcR b. CIRCUIT. s~,-esazy
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obhing Quotations.
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.

9ing quotations yesterday were as
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-08-12

insumciehtly aouTished. Improper, insult
dcient nouTishment Is starvation.
When mans head aches il is because
the tissuee of the brain do not receive
sufficient nourishment for the blood t4re-
eeive impure and unhealthy nOurishment.
When a. man gets nervous and sIeeOIees. Il
means that the blood is not properly nour-
ishing, the nerves. When his skin breaks
out with b1otches and pimples and erup-
GonS, 1t means that the skin Il 6einR fed
upon the impurities of the blood. Almost
every known disease Is primarily due to
improper uourishment through the blood,
which is the life stream. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the greatest
of all blood-uakers and purifiers. It gives
edge to the appetite, coYrects all disorders
of the digestion, makes the assimilation of
the life-giviag elements of the food per-
feet, invigoTates the liver, promotes secre-
body. It makes firm. muscular Hesf, but
does not make corpulent people more cor
pulent- It cures o8 per cent of all cases
of lingering coughs, bronchial, throat and
kindred affections, which, if neglected,
lead up to consumption. 1t is the best Of
ali nerve tonicS and restorativee Kept by
all medicine dealers.
II was taken i'll in February, 1897, with head
ache and pain in my back" writes H. Gaddis,
called in doctor and he came three times He
said was bilious but kept getting worse;
took cough so that could not sleep only bV
being propped up in bed. My lungs hurt me,
I thought was going to die. 1 used two bottles
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and It
made me sound and well. It saved my life"
No remedy relieves constipation so
quickly and effectively as Dr. Pierce'S
Pleasant Pellets. They never Rripe
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Mare colt strayed

A 2 year old mare colt, light
bay, star in forehead, 1 white hind
foot. A reward will be paid for
information leading to recovery.
Henry Shoemaker, Victoria P.O
Mrs. Payne. the carpet weaver,
after long suffering, died last Sat
urdav, and buried in our cemetery.
Her daaghter, Mrs. Miller de-
sires us to tender her heartfelt
thanks to those who so kindly help
ed her mother during her long ill
ness, and her IN the hours of her
distress in paying the last respects
due a loving mother.
What might have been"- if
that little cough hadn't been ne
glected-is the sad reflection of
thousands of consumptives. One
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs
and colds. j. G. Farley.
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FIRST published July 90, 1899.


PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District court within and fOT
the county of Ellis, in the State
of Kansas,
MARY CROSBY, Executrix of the
estateof the late Anna Crosby. now deceased
Plaintiff.
ELIHU STOUT and Harriet A. Stout
his wife, Emma NJ. Judd and the Barnard
and Lease Manufacturing Company and Ed
F. Madden, Defendants.
The Defendant, Barnard and Lease Manu-
featuring Company, will take notice that the
said Mary Crosby, exectrix of the estate ol
the. late Anna Crosby, now deceased. plaintiff,
die, ,on the 4th day of March 1899, file Peti-
ton IN said District court, within and for the
county of Ellis, State of Kansas, against the
said Elihu Stout and Harriet A. Stout, his
wife; Emm NJ. Judd; the Barnard and Lease
Manufacturing company and Ed F. Madden
defendants, and that the said Barnard and
Lease Manufacturing company must anwel
said petition filed as aforesaid on, or before
the 9th day of September, 1900, or said peti-
ton viii be taken as true, and judgment rem
dered in said action against said defendants,
Elihu Stout and Harriet A. Stout for the sun,
of Two Thousand $4,000 dollars, with in
terest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent. PEI
annuHl, for the terms stated in the plaintiffs
petition on file in this action fog the foreclos-
ure of certain mortgage upon the following
described real estate, to-wit; The South east
quarter and the south half of the north east
quarter of section twelve Qz), in township
fourteen, south range eighteen west 9th pm.
on which the said Barnard and Lease compa-
ny claim to have judgment lien,
lying and situated in the county of Ellis. in
the state of Kansas, and adjudging that the
said y1lainfff has the fret Hen IN ea;d v,-ara;e.-
to the amount for which judgment viii be ta-
ken As aforesaid, and ordering said premises
to be sold without apPrAisement, and the pro-
ceeds applied to the payment of ihe amount
due plaintiff and costs of suit, and forever bar
ring and foreclosing said defendants, and each
of them, of and from allrights, title, estate in
terest, property and equity of redemption, in
or to said premises, or any part thereof
DAVID RATABONE, Atty for Plaintiff.
uS) HENRY KNoCHE, District Clerk,
W To-ang 1o S SOS 5w. pit fees 1850
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THE NEW
RUSSIAN DOCTOR
IN TOWN:
Dr.. Otto Won Mueller,
THE ONLY RUSSIAN SPE-
CIALIST IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Formerly Professor of tie Rus
sian MeGEc0L COELe0e: &
moan ReHiHoT .Oas9noo7a

) Formerly Professor of tie Rus
5 sian MedSc0L CoELe0e, &
7l0aO Retired Surgeon
of tie Russian A7nay.
5 Who is now travelling through the
United States and has enjoyed won
$derful success during his travels
throughout European cities Africa
Australia, and Asia.
) ALI invalids who visit him before
the 22nd of July, 1899, will receive
}THREE MONTHS service FREE.
HIS long practice in the largest
Hospitals of the world enables HIM
s to successfully treat all chronic
diseases, such as bronchitis, asthma
and consumption, rheumatism,
sleeplessness. brain and nervous
exhaustion, paralysis, neuralgia,
headache, fits, st. Vitus dance,
cancers, tumors. skin diseases m
cluding freckles. pimples, ulcers,
salt rheum, ect- also heart, liver,
stomach and kidney diseases, ner-;
vous debility, confusion of ideas,
aversion of society, loss of memory
and energy, ect. Diseases Of the|
eye and ear are quickly and perma-
nently cured by an original and
never-fail1ng treatment. Cures
guaranteed where others have fail
led, but we will not accept incurable
cases. He will examine you
thoroughly, and if durable he will
frankly tell you so.
Young men who have become
victims of solitary vice, that dread
5 ed habit that sweeps annually to an
untlmely grave thousands of young
men Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence.
Take one candid thought before
1T is too late. A week or a month
may place your case beyond reach
of hope.
Remember it costs you nothing
to consult this eminent specialist.
and therefore the most humble in
circumstances can avail themselves
Of his vast experience. Catarrh and
catarrhal deafness is positively and
permanently cured,
DR.. Won Muller gives special
attentlen to the diseases of ladies,
and all female diseases.
The Doctor can be coSulted at 5
ELLIS on 18th of each month.
RUSSELL on 8th 6 22nd of $
each month.
At his Office on East Juniata street
IN HAYS balance of the month,
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s. L. RoarMzI

of the East Saline is one of the
best men of the county and whom
both the democrats and populIsts
were talking of as a union candidate
for Sheriff this fall He writes the
Free Press that he could not accept
the nomination; that he can't serve
two masters and do justice TO both
and his cattle business Is a far bet
ter master, more paying and last
ing. and more agreeable than pol
ltics and its turmoils and its trib-
ulations and everYbodys servant.
But he thanks the people for even
thinking of HIM for so honorable
an Office.
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's9IoAoIa
Mules taken uD.

A team of mules taken up on
Tuesday last. at my farm near the
Union School house. Owner can
have by proving property and pay
ing expenses. George Early.
FARLEY'S drug store is head
quarters for pure fresh Drugs. fine
cigars, etc. and selling agent for
BEGGs German saIve.
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Ike Zeigler Is having an awning
erected IN front of his store room.
James Reeder makes another
trip ID Mexico to attend court.
Mrs Wilson and Miss King. sis
ter of Receiver King, visited with
Rev. Brown this week.
At the Picnic next week, the
steam merrv-go-round that was
here circus day, will be there.
George Stalner, of Victor, Colo
RADIO, is here On a visit TO his broth
er A. p. and looks natural as ever.
Our cattle king, Tom Parker, OF
East Saline, was in tewn this week
riding around with Ned Beach on
Stock business,
BEAUnFU. You cannet be
beautiful without q nice mead Of
hair. Begg's Hair Remover ls sold
by Farley, the Druggist.
The new Reservoir blanks are
being sent oat and we have filled
them out this week. Some are turn
ing theirs into homesteads. Bring
US Your new blanks to make oat.
Mrs. j. II. Ward and children
have taken a months vacation. driv
ing to springs In Mitchell coaty
where they will 90 into camp and
have good outing.
Quench that thirst and refresh
the stomach by putting a little Of
DR.. Seelye's Wasa Tusa in your
drinking water. Sold by j. G. Far
ey.