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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29
Knepper For MinneapoIis.

ST. Louis, May 29.-President Robson,
of the st. Louis club, announced that
Pitcher Knepper had been loaned to the
Minneapolis club of the American league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29
Pedlar Palmer Wakes Up.

London. May 29.-"Pedlar" Palmer
beat Ware on points in a twenty-round
bout at the National Sporting club last
evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29

0cL arc OUT OF OTQer.
What to Dc.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 60 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-ROot is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery E.E
and book that tells ggssiEEssk- 81 sEsssz
more about it, both sent i: 81 ss::ssE
absolutely free by mail. -5sslzl Z. : 49,
Address DR.. Kilner & Home of swampRoot.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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St. Louis ..........1 000012OO-4 6
Philadelphia ........2 2 Al Is !
Batteries-St. Louis, Hughey, Powell
and Buelow; Philadelphia Piatt, Bern
hard and Douglass.
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R HE

Omaha .............O O01 0004+ IS 2
Sioux City -....-....-0 2 0 l IA II 5
Batteries-Burrell and Wilson; Corcoran
and Cote.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29

Pittsburg 435110O %-l4 u
New York .........O 0 0 0 0 O. 3 l
Batteries-Pittsburg, Chesbro and Zm-
mer; New York, Doheny, Seymour and
BoWerman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How 10 Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29

St. Joseph ...........5 0 90 3-12 Is 3
Des Moines ......... o 0 0 0 0 0 2 o. 6 6
Batteries-Maupin and King; McFar-
land and TWineham.
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Buffalo ..-............2 @ 2 0 0 0 81 7
Cleveland ............0 0 0 1 0 / 0 % IL
Batteries-Buffalc, Carsey and Schre-
COMPOST; Cleveland. Wilson and Spies.
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AT PITTSBURG.
Score by innings:
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4
Pueblo ...............4 0 0 j OF g
Denver ................0 0 0 / o. . 0 o. IL 4
Batteries-Blackburn and Graham; Sim
mons and Hansen.
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Milwaukee ........oO1oo II 1
Minneapolis .......O O00211 Is 10 1
Observation-Disclosures .Rettger and Dig
gins; Minneapolis, Hastings and Fisher.
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AT ST. JOSEPH.
Score by innings:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AT ST. LOUIS.
Score by innings;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT PUEBLO.
Score by innings:
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AT BUFFALO.
Score by innings:
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AT OMAHA
Score by innings:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

II W Z " = --1-11s
Score by innings:
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

The cost. of a days genuine fog In town
can be estimated I'm different ways. About
a dozen years ago. e.. Just before the
electric light had seriously interfered
with the street illumination by gas alone.
the calculation in pounds. shiilings and
pence worked out thus: Statistics fur
nished by one chief company showed
that 35,0oao 900 cubic feet in excess were
consumed In single day OF fog. This
was computed TO be quantity sufficient
for q years supply OF gas 20 town cf
1900 or i2.oc0 Inhabitants. Adding to
this tho extra supply demanded at the
same time of five other metropolitan COM
panie-, the total excess OF gas amounted
to $50 poo.o0o cubic feet or. put in another
way, the cost OF the days fog in gas to
London could not be past Mt a less figure
than E1.og or $500 Then. MS to The cost
In the Lancet, from health
officer, who 10 prepared 10 take
the lenIent view that IN spite OF
few days discomfort. people after "A fog
live on pretty much as before He N
ready to admit that 20 countcrhalance the
bad effect OF mechanical Irritation there
Is possible good to be derived from In
hating carbonaceous matter by reason Of
such matter being a dls.nfsctart, while.
as the result OF actual measurement,
there - shown 10 be present all the while
pretty much the normal amount Of oxy-
gen. tNF al TINS, Tie AFltFF - tHnNiHff4
that the mischief wrought goes far be-
yond streaming eyes and smarting nos
trils. There are other products "a the
b9neful air besides the PARTICLES OF sim
pie SCOT. sulpburogs anmoniacnl acid.
and organic particles which. when added
10 the usual accompaniment Of q lower
ing 81 tempcrafrr-. must tell materially
against the inarm OF aged. but this
question has been approached IN yet an
other way. Prof, 0llyst. IN a preliminary
report to tho scientific committee 81 tho
ROYAL horticultural society a few years
back details me feselt q @cFAping TWEEN
~ sauara yards 81 the roofs sf glass
houses 81 Kew ard also At Chelsea whica
had been carefully washed doSn previous
20 a visitation o. fog n both cases the
~eight ~ deposit was about the ssfnc.
thirty grains par square yard. or SIX tons
ger sgrfsce miis. Proceeding 70 anRlyse
the deposit collected al she more evnse-
w inhabited lacallsy. teere was found
bon, 81 per cent ~ mineral matter 10
- per cent OF cSFhen. while the analysts
yielded per cent ard Ia per cent of sui
phurous acid and hydrochieFie acid. re-
spectivsly. There was also considerable
proporfion--yiz-. u per cent-os hydro
cAfh0ns 10 which WAS attributed the Ia
usliiar nlehg!naps character ~ fogS as we
know thera.-Conienporsry Review.
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NEW YORK;.


cww vopu g.. a. .,x
az $500 sne ose.A ln prices yes'erday auernoon IN
ts'.s,ss ~ oon.nea ~ ores toosy snu more
vlu.y snct session tnan % any tu Gay ior months.
IuuiuAuon vas piainS " evidence. ana the Dear
opsf sa. added thsr selling 70 the burden OF tns
1870, IN tns cunnoence tnht lover pfices woMtd
susu'e tnsm 70 sov1 AZ p!ont Inc decnnes wnich
49, -, o.onsH H Aot ~ lnis Wy unco.erea many
urs wn,en nso neen placed ~ inc mar
~ :. Ine.sme y recent specnih,isc
~ " pon.. " ws,Nnss msue ~ eviuent mat
nv p ge".%u M au~s 2. specnsuse accounts
IN Leoples Us tners ~ large snort account al
ready snd the demand to cover was large enough to
x ,r nss nocs eomparauvey Meady until near the
.,se. ytnsiw.e .ns ~sasness va quite General
az Gown from J % ~ the coalers. granEers. Pa
TIE Ta ~! uunS ms oeihe tns principal suneiefs
the same range Of losses These were extended from
70 points ~ sugar, Tobacco, metropolitan. Gen.
u,.. sasc.ne ru,n"sm .ne nrst preferred and
n..a""s Univ pIci',feu me Desr usuess
eoss.su 20 so,ne stNm. nut IN DINERS tne selling
eon'lnueu 70 lsike 'uiune 70 the close, winch Was
aemve arg weak. . /.
ine is.naEy " tns s.ork mafset VS. unfeneved
uurIng tne wees. ana thc nnteu sstiviry ana the
narrow mosements ot prices we're nothing more than
rupes =. ny suslsre ~ ueep sno s,hsnant pool
Ing puhneu prokefs nave seen one anu another as
signed cnuse fof the torpidny eliminated by events
,nM vesk me Vermont election and TINS week the
MAme eiecticn were expected ny the sanguine %
sta the MARKET nut on neithe- occasion was any e.
ieet perceptinie beyond Z bali hour OF professional
undins seme pos,'ve oppression mas resulted from
the declaration OF the anthracite miners strike but
tne eusct On prices even IN the group o. coacafry-
ing rhfoaas' nas been small while the pqssibiii-
uss OF ham 70 saines threatened hy the strike are
imiiy recognized there an optimistic feeling IN
wall street. that the disshecuon either VIII not
spread iar or VIII d adjusted before II goes TO ex-
tremes
Tne weeks events nave resulted IN some harden
hk y money rates IN New fusk ana the Tone -
ngnincanfiy nrmer Eariy IN me week II became
Hnown ,nat prsparstons mad Been made by mem
Der OF the british loan syndrate 70 ship gold this
week 70 meet the fnssaiimfnt Que on SUBSCRIPTIONS
70 tne loan nut the Volume o. cotton bills bought
on the exchange maket nross the rate and frstrat-
"a the Intention TO ship gold Apparently the Brit.
Ism isan syndicate y under contingent on implied
cpnsatfon 20 faeiliate gold shipments. ana, with
further Instruments Que on subscriptions In tho
middle OF next mouth and o. November there VIII
rscur the possibility on gold shipments Later IN The
week Y was announced that New YORK bankers had
subscribed 70 y new Herman loan, TO the amount
Of $4,000 900. Experts estimate that the country q
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.



Quiet ana nrm, win good volume q busiDs..
narksts today. and tho may be said In general
n the week Just closed
Fruit receipts hare not been 20 heavy ~ sovne days
ago, nor hzs the demand been Izrxe. but mni-
cfenf. however, 10 consume eoHsiCnmentA There IL
no chanas ia prices today from those a yesterday.
- noted beow nor Il there likely 70 be . material
variation before the close Of the season. Receipts
TO-DAY wers quite sufficient for the demand, but the
quality, especially in peaches. was not up to ths
heetofexs prevailing standard.
In yeestahIe products cabbage ID scarce. With 1ftis
tikeiihood IL an early full supply Onions from
Waiis Wails sra IN GOOD snpply. and thsfs arc
acme GOOD sweet potatoes on the MARKET which are
selling At the advanced prire Of SIS.
Butter and eggs during the week have each adj
ysnced. and bringing the prices listed beow. but
some dealers dnrine the day have raised the price
q eexs ic over that quoted. Both markets are arm
and md On active demand Poultry continues 70
eIut the msytet though quotations arr unaffected
The wcol market Il unchanged and weak. In syu-
patty with conditions y the Fast Hides are also
weak and, a. presaset earlier IN the week tho
mafket vii open % Monday n decline Of Nc
There b nofhing new In the hop situation. ercept
that the rains NJ the past day or two hare put .
dsmp<r On picking. In Lewis county yesterday pfck-
jns pns entirely suspended. There are no duceabls
uAshet prices. FIR there - ~ yet no mayfets and
contract prizes variable, rossrued By individual
circumstances - each trxnsaction.
Hay. oats ard feed remstn unchanged fof the day
and we<h. ne demand being good and tina supply
e4usl 70 s. the ouIy drawback being the continued
Other markets. are o. Yesterday, except sugar.
which hss advanced &c pr barrel, making the SOC
md advances during the week, and total increase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

The following deeds were Sled for record in the
county auditors Office yesterday,
Mary A. Erich TO Bessie ocfiitree, lot J. block -.
MERGERS Second add. North Seattle Ssh.
State Of Washington 20 Evelyn Robbins. neA Of
neil 16, tip q n. lie, $3.50.
{. X. Pike and husband to Joseph Ryan. lots
and TO- block a. Bigelows sdd 500
Luke McRedmond et ux 10 James sticker. lot 1.
block g. town of Redmond. $40.
Charles Shee TO +. j. Hamstrom. lot J, BLOCK 2.
Gilman Park. sl7s.
Dexter Horton 4 Co 10 Thomas 9. Lippy. lot :.
block O. ID. s. Maynard's plat, $4,000.
Carrie II. Osborne and husband to George A. Van
Chsve. 81 DeA Of nwA Of nei4 sec ss. tp Is. = s.
$50.
Charles Pierce ct M. TO Martha NJ harvested, lots
. and 10. block s. Francis Days add. s.. 100.
West Coast Improvement Co to Charles Hadhelds
reserve No 3. Gilman Park. $3.50
James s. Burhir e. to j. O. O'Brien. lot IL.
block 6i Gilman Park. 500.
II. W. Pratt ct ux 10 J. n Slusser, lot 10, block
g. Denny Hoyt's add. $50.
Henrietta Reynolds TO John Tierney. lot .. block
5. Terry's Fifth add. $500.
Thomas Henry jackson TO Lena Anderson, lot 10.
block 9. Laws Second add, SIPS
George II. Dearborn ct ux. to Peter Nelson, lot y
block IS, j. G. Kinnears add, 500.
Robertson Mortgage Co. TO Stanley n st. Clair.
part en- Of swi4 SEC q. tp D. 7 5, sl05.
George stitch ct to Joseph Stitch lot H. block
"A. Pontius' Second add 81.
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POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

The PostInteiiisencer has established branch sEen
cics where classified Advertisements viii b. received
until 10 a each day. The rates charged at the
gences hsisiness Office Cash ads only will he tAhen
al branch agencies Following Is the list d assnciss.
Yorke Barrisgten's drug store,
second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy. y. r.. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Renton MN Pharmacy. Madison
street aud Fifteenth avenue.
WnIia walla Pharmacy, Twenty
arst and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner YesIer
and Broadway.
shirtlen's DRUG store. Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. f0x2 How-
ell. corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and FIRST avenue.
a. r.. Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north
v. n. Costtaan's Pharmacy. Quecn
Anne avenae and Roy street.
DALIAND.
Preston's Pharmacy, ballard ave.
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont DRAG Company. Lake
street and Ewing nvenn-.
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weekly Bank statement.

Weekly bank Statement.
The weekly bank statement shows the following
changes:
surplus Reserve-D-crcased SzDms
LoansAInercased 81. 600.
Specie Decreased S7.esl 100.
Legal Tenders Decreased g. ~ i@
Deposits Decreased N.o635oo.
Circulation Increased ST., 90.
The banks hold so 36.l7s N excess q the ~
qui,ements Of the 25 per cent rule.
The Financier says.
The two factors outlined in this papers ANALYSIS
OF the New York bank statement week ago. arne-
w. the rapid expansion in loans and reduction in
cash holdings in response TO interior crop demands
have resulted In further shrinkage Of the surplus
reserve Of the clearing house institutions for the
current day period The loss in cash was s54,-
800 traceabe for the most pan TO shpmsnts q cur.
routine operations with the subtressury. As an
ordinary rule the reduction In cash lowers reserve
requirements to certain extent by iessening depos
It's but in the present instance loans expanded
Sooc0n and as deposits actually increased SIG 80.
the reserve ,saurs n, are something IKE guar
surplus shows fall Of S.2D,fk bringing the total
TO spS3s.l75 This. however. 4 20. 10000 over the
larger than 10 1898 The receipts in the loan item
were larger than expected and. contrary 70 the
operations Of 4 few baniu In fact the increase is
rather well distributed Stock exchange business
has not been heavy enough to can for the expansion
aud commercial interests have shown only ordinary
activity International operations and business with
the interior probably responsible for the heavier
totals. For all that present loans are heaviest in
the history Of the clearing house. and deposits are
nesrly at a maximum. and money ratea still easy
and show but few signs Of hardening.
A repetition Of the current statement, however.
will doubtless have decided influence on the mar
ket. Inc placing Of . new German loan At this CEN
ter will disturb the situation other than tempo
rafily present arrangements do not favor an ac-
tual export of specie The current balances in favor
Of thu United States Ia steadily growing from
month 10 month and will amount to much higher
figures before the close Of the year. The banks are
stl taking ont ncw circulation. the weeks gain
having been xHz,ooo
specie Imports and Exports.
Exports Of gold and silver from This port TO an
countries for this week aggregate $685. lis silver bars
and coin. and s32.sH gold.
The imports Of specie si7.ss7 gold and sis.sp
silver
The imports Of dry socds and merchandise wers
valued at H.slo66s.
q % y
Condition Of the Treasury
WASHINGTON. Sept. r--Today's statement Of
the condition Of the treasury shows.
Available cash balance SD6G s III
Gold tstB,o@s
q, q, .,
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Ne es1lowfne pssess ~ beipg eAsssd % Ne pro
Gace b. the ioca dealers for delivery n round icts
IN u dock sud IN the car 1t Seattle:
0fain-Osts. gz112; harley. III. 0QN: wheat
ehicksn feed ~: bran. III. D; shorts. t1@.
HAP Puget sound. tstde; Eastern Washtnstoa uD-
Shy. SIS. sifsIfs. n pr tcn.
EsEs~ Stfirtiy fresh ranrh. Me5c
Dut}er-~ Yresh ranch. isM16c; creamery. z4oor.
pcuifry ~Ltvs rhiekeus. Ii4fzr; live tuytsn. let
Hse stock~ Choice besf cattle, ROW.. N0cgrs
steess. t@tic; choice sheep Vel god hces, i've. e:
hem. drened. 7e: calves Dressed. large. Be; Nnan.
Htdes. p<Ita and wool- Heavy sound safted sfeevs,
ever . ~: r; mediun. souud. PEI. b. 7e; heht.
q; siaev. briis and oxen. III ssitsd kips. 70:
ea1vM, ~ ID. g.; srssn hfde L ie~ thau ssitsd
~ hi6ss, ~ n. i2c; dry ruIis. onethird 1ess;
esnmm DER. ptf ID, mt&3oc: Water deer. dry. ~
~; pspey deev, i16lsr: dsy Al. e4ioc; sresn sIh.
MI easp psits. nc@u q shssriirss. b4scc:
usses1n wseAinetea vooi. ePfie: Western washing
ten No., ~; dirty o. timber burned. 1s91sc:
tn1ew. &1oic.
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CHICAGO Sept is-The crowd was rather short
- result Of yesterdays deals. and Liverpool show
ed an advance II Ne IN place Of the decline which
had been expected; In view of the weakness hero
the previous session. they made rush 20 coser The
demand was further stimulated and the supply de-
creased by mor~ wet weather in the Northwest &C
compAnied BY Indications 81 frost and snuw Com.
mission houses sold freely 1t the advance bnt the
o6eringS were well tsken and the close was strong
October ID higher. At Te&c. There was fair cash
demand here. and that waa also hein toward the
end Trade faksy active
Corn was dull and easy. octoher cicsed Nc high
Or. at Hxr
Oats wsrs dnil and neglected October closed .
shade LEVER AZ s&@2Nc
Provisions were quiet, ssve In October pork which
furnished an interesting feature Two traders with
short lines out, attempted 20 saver Offerings were
light. and they rapidly bid the price up. October
pork ciosed CO. higher and lard aud rits each 50
higher
me leading futu,,, rsures a. soy,,~,.
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Flour Firm. Winter ra,ers,s s. sees; ssraigA,s
81 NFs ~. clear, s.. in.et 10. srrtnx speetAls a 10
patents. y sss straAsA,s, sssi 10 bNhsss', q ma
as
whsas-Se sprsns. rlG'sss. so rra. TTSs
fNc
CEN 4 tesenses Ne ysiio~. nea.e
oats-N Z segs'Se, Ne white. &As. No. 3
whas Nsse3t.r
i've M . Sc.
Rksle4 Coed tseains NJ fair 80 ehnscs aaaftins
ss4t1e
f1axsses No 1 Sss Ne 1 Northwestern. s. S.
Ttnaashs Seed, rftsae q i34s 70
Mes rrtk Per barrel 81 sefli
Tart -fer Ge rcsr,is Nri4tf 70
sA,as Hits Slaes- igssse q tatT =
sncalaer- DRY altea hcrss 81 sess
Shess ssies-f1set. how'd. $50 ~
MhtsAy RAsls n htsh vipea, SIS
Sisxtes- tfeshauret
taeses-Caatrast Fgsas sc
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LONDON, Sept B.-whest-carsoes on passage.
quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL. Sept I-wheat-Firm; No. /
standard California. g SID Wheat in Paris
steady. Flour In Paris. quiet. French country
markets. quiet
Hops-At London. Pacific coast e. k0e3 s.
wheat-C7ose-s firm No. red Western win
ter, 6 I'D; No. Northern spring. 6 44d: No. /
California. 6 5d@6s SID Futures. quiet; 5eptem-
Der, q 2xd. December. g. AID.
Corn-Spot, firm: American mixed, new. 4s I'D:
old. noninsi Futures. quiet; October. Is I'd; No
sember. 10 SID; December, Is sid
Flour-St Louis fancy winter, frm; 81.
g q q
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified co1umus,
, lie . word each insertiOnt safu-
I i,nu m charge, csc. Classified
J advertisements running ono
, month without change Of copy.
I $50 per line tseven words
) count 10 Iine). On three
Z months order, ei.a6 per line
! per months on ak months orr
} der, rl.2O per ltne per months ,
ON yearly order, ~ per line
) per month.
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Jas LAMPS give the finest light at
nominal cost Popular prices. Genernt-
ing or ronzeneratinx Double nantes
that are stronger. more brilliant and
lasting than any other. Pacific Gas
Lamp Company. 1909 FIRST avenue.
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The following letter. avail, advertisers
osnD OF THANKS.

CARD or THANKS.
----a---.---~-~~s~
TO Columbia Lodge, Ne :. A. .. r. W..
- the Degree N Honor and 20 The
friends ana nssghhogs. we extend 10
you our hearffeif thanks FOR she kine-
ness SOU extended 10 Us IN our great
bereavement
MRS, " s. STof.fs
MISS MAUD sTCi.I. 6T1I.Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

NEW YORK, SEPT is-The cotton marhet opened
steady. with prices up Z3d2s points, and reached
level z5d3l points above last nights final bid before
big Of shorts showed the frst sign Of abatng
There slight reaction after the call under the
weekend selling Of settlement character, but the
market as whole generally steady, with the
underc1rrent OF sentiment bsish The market for
futures closed strong. with prices net zQ4s points
higher
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LONDON. Sept i5--Atchison. 2sis Canadian Pa
cihc. Nih linton Pacific preferred 81: Northern Pa
cifc preferred. r3t Grand Trunk. Z Anaconda, o.
Bar silver--Dul: q i5-isd per Dunes.
Finn uctaI.
NEW YORK Sept. i5.-The Commercial Adver-
Users London cahlegram says
The markets here stagnant and duh today on
the China and the money outlook discounts having
risen 70 tile German loan, and the announcement Of
A further issue of 50 g0o0p treasury hills authorized
by the war act. American securities quite
neglected and Inclined TO drop below parity.
Tintoe we're firm and Anscondss weak
Silver firm. though the Calcutta forward price
only s5h.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
SOCIETY NOTICES.


NEW opening. dancing classes. Monday
ard Friday evenings, AZ SO Al rrof
Wilson's dancing school Rauke hail
Pike stree, and rifth avenue private
lessons daily Ban room and dancing
reide ~-nf IRE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

PUBLISHERS NOrfCE.-Traveiins agents are
A. d. Burnett. J. A. Mcclellan. Q. =. IDoms and
John D. sheehan, ]. A. Goodfellow. A. II. Mills
and Robert AKIN Postmssters everywhere our
agents. Fay money only 10 these and to our resi-
dent agents In the various cities and towns Of the
Northwest