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Me,hodi.t Episcopal Churches.

African NJ +. church ltd Fourteenth svsnu.
Services II a. m and y. Rev. q. O. ualfoNSi
pastor. Services morning and evening Claxs meet,
ins. ! p, m. Sunday school. D IN.
Battery Street NJ y. ehurch--corner Third ave
nue. and Battery street
First NJ. +. chuch-Corner Third aud Marion
Rev 81 =. Randall, pastor Services morning and
evening.
Norwegian Daaish N. H. churoh-Tesry avenue
near Howell street. in tent. Services ios5 a M
and J rs ?. m sandss school, y m. Rev. q. ~
Hauge, pastor.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. l.--Fiour- Receipts n oss bar
reis; exports, n.sH barrels; market sSloc lower I;
Minnesots patents. g SOFAS winter straishts $40
wheat-Receipts. as bushels. EXPORTS s.iis
bushels; spot steady; No. 2 red, 77hc T. o. b.. 76c
little In spite of rather liberal deliveries on De
cember contracts but later receded They closed
easy At h@hc net decline. January closed At
7ese; March, BKc; May. 7sxe; December. fsc.
wooi-Quiet
Hops--Steady.
Cohee-options closed Arm. i5sn points net sd-
vance. Sales, 20 30 bags. Including December
Ioc. January. 6Dc; March. e.30a6 35c May, $50
6scc. Spot Rio. steady. No invoice, TIC. Mild
quiet: Curdova. ela@l3xe.
Sugar-Raw. Arm: fair refining 1870; csntrifu-
gal test, 4 T-l6c; refined. steady; granuiated
56oc; cut loaf. o..
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

For nlliins-No. club, sc: hluester Sc 70.
export-cub. H1e; bluestem. H.zc
q az O.
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Breadstu6s.
sAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l.--wheat steady on cali
s an auset IN the spot market Barley quiet Oats
n "a .shippirE No. l. S&-: choice fEc; mill
EaIlsy-F.ed. 7cerahc; brewing. rrsaSc.
os's-D'arh' Tor seed. n0hsL1; red. 81 so6iio.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. Geo: Oregon, issoo; wheat.
sentsls. 2eo; barley. cen,sis. $50: oats. eertals'
l,"' 1sans sack, 800 potatoes. sacks II 10: Ore
hsa. S,1: eran sacks Oregon 1900; hay. tons iss;
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Millstnns- Midflings. sIeaia; bran siaas Der tom.
best barley. $3.50: Alfalfa NSio; compressed wheat
T ssaT per s sas.ns srSs ,s s,,,n,.
s ssa.; ncssirA sweet. Nesoc Oregon Burbanks
Vegetable. -s,lver,t,o onion. un. .,,,,,s...
sea75c green peas sgfc; string beans. s@sc Der H.
tomatoes, YBc6Sl
na rs't' .1ss ; sssi.s e. ssmmG ,; ss
2so pin-.ppi.s. SssasS. sN''' ''hanas' sis
cy Ss, % .ss".s, sa,s seons s fam
Cheesc-Nsw California flats, 1oMmiic: Young
america, li@l2hc; Eastern. li@l5isc; Western ia
Egss Store. 2sascc; fancy ranch. rHc: Eastern.
Poultry, Turkey sothIers ,oaiic; turkey hens, 10
small hrocrs ras 50; large hroilers, s. 5adi; fry
era. 1D@f; geese. sl7ss2
Wool and Hops.
Woof-spsng Nevada, n@isc; Eastern Oregon,
loasc yallcy, Oregon. lsaf7c Fall-AIounf ain
lambs saloc; San Joaquin plains, eessc; Humboldt
and Mendociap, 1nli2c
Hops-Crop q 1900 lsA@f7c
Clostng Quotations.
Wheat Steady; May, siosx cash, ssNc.
Rsrley-No saIea
Corn-Lafge yellow. N.lh
20 % 70
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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FlnAnclAl.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The Commercial Advertis-
er's London financial cshiegram says:
The markets here were less active to-day ard the
movement was irregular Investment securities we're
dull though the average prier obtained for the ex-
cheduer bands. e92 D iod slightly better than
that reported yesterday
Americans opened firm, but eased on. some
dealers anticipating an unfayorabie bank statement
Money was plentiful
The nrsees ~ bars and eagles were unclaimed
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Finch nsdss Fencfng-No. 4 an a,n~h ansxb
81; No. q 90; or channel rustic or dror .jdinv
weight Zoo lbs. NlAi4. Fir timber-Jo5,.x and
scantiins, rough p 566it; slsIE g AXIS. s .
8. sIlafl Box boards Finch and IN SIG
"a shingles, 81 50; standard shiurss n N. 1ireh
fnish. L. IA and l6 feet, szsa3i: thiek aaxh ssssS
g.: cedar squares. T. g. and 10 feet. tia; picsets'
Kiln dried. 81 fn advance OF green. p,,x.gs n.
cement-Portiand K. b. s., SIS: A,sen,
Lime Roche Harbor. $50; San Juan. n.o; Is
land. H.@
Plaster Golden Gate. Der hbi, z.3.
Plaster Haif-Washed, $50 per sark. rnr..hes
$40 per sack.
e e %
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
For miiins-No club, sc; hlue,teu. Sc For
export-cub. Sac; bluestem. 8.zc
% % %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Dec f.-wheat- NouiralIv unchanged
niue dong; biuestem Sc: club Sc
% % 70
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Dec Wheat steady az ssasslse
for Wsfa Waila; &c for bluestem.
q % %
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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Colored Baptist church--lsiT Madison street Rev
Eugene Harris viii preach at II a. m. and n n,
Fremont Baptist churchRev. ] Cairns hold,
services every Sunday at Brow building Services
at IL q, m. and 80 p.
Market Street Baptist church--Corncr Twenty.
fourth avenue south and Main street, Rev u r.
Weber. d. d.. pastor. Services morning and even.
ing
a. m. and 30 p. Rev. ]. A. H. johnson ~
Tscoma, breaches every other Sunday An who
understand the language are cordially invited.
Swedish-Fifth avenue and Olive street Rev
T. W. Under, pastor; residence eos Olive street
Sunday services al 10 rs a. and as D m sun
day school at 2IS. Y. +. g. c. T., 5 D. m PRAYER
meeting Thursday. p. m.
First baptist Fourth avenue Rev Isoui. q
Bowerman, pastor. Rev George r. Csiru, the
noted evangelist, will begin series Of special
services today Workers meeting, 10 a. m Preach
ing services. II m and 7;sa D. m Children .
service. n m. Temple male auartettc and chorus
Gospel singing.
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Christian Church.

Firss Christian church Eighth arenue aud Bell
street Rev. n. a. Linsenfeiier. paster. Services
II q m. aud Z 20 p. N. Morning Sermon Faith ,
Its Necessity" Evening sermon. How Acquired
and Hos 10 Use II Spcsis crangeiicAi services
each 0enus q the week except Wednesday
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ToDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter the Post IntelliEencer viii allow I'VE
lines in formal church notirts free 81 charge. fer
ever line over Eve there will be a charge al .
cents. This nal. will be strictly adhered TO.
Church notices must be ia this cfiiec not later
than SO y m Friday
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r1sata<s-~fora stock s,a'is; sweet potatoes. 81 90
etu Pr swt bsess, Slai25 per sack rutahasss, 81
~ lark. fnfnirs N49oc per sack cabbage 81 2xf (
~ ext; xaslk. mc: lettuce. iosisc doz; eel
~ A1se pr dos; rsdishss. ior per doz green
Unions, me pes dcx; yellow Dsnver. 81 eoai n ;
sJsss riaat, Nile per III; seg plant, kzsc: squash.
MI tnreataes Il nnr hnx
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Religious service Unitarian. Rev W. n. snonas
rainisten Service and sgfm0n- at u Patriotic
address AZ "a The SUBJECT Seattle and fis
Religious Needs Public cdstlaily invited Chi
tfgns ssrricaS a. Hlis n m
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Tire Csiotvf Bsptist- Services every sunday .; II
0'elsck a. ~. saa aeiok n. in he founE Nat.
ufal.aias hsu ia the cid university sfoundA
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TAe Fssst-fnfEsliEcnceg hHs secured the
exclusive right for Washington TO Rand.
Mrxally 4 Co.'S latest folder map ~
china ard Asia These may be secured
al poss-fnteiliKeacer bualneza Offices Al
- cents each
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CATHOLIC Churches.

Church of the Immaculate broadway and Madison
street. Rev. Father a. sweere, pastor Rev r. II
Smith and Rev. A. Trivcllf. assistants Conducted
by the lessts
Washington street. Rev. " X. pref0ntaine pnstor
Low mass. .. m. High mass. 10 80 a. m Rene
diction. 7 80 p.
Sacred Hesrt-Sixth avenue and Bell street Con.
Quoted by the Redsmrtortsis. Rev Thomas brown
pastor. Low mass. with sermon. a, High mass
with sermon. 10 50 a. IN. Benediction. 20 o m
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Meets essry sasSAy evening" A. Msseair fssngas
f,sr,ss 2snaus ssgnas and lfsr 81 Ia D n
SCAT free NJ 4 L Yerk. spestss.
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Messs every SansAf a "a y iiN Fhigf sss'
- TAssssisss q. 7 "a 3 The Hsssu wiEmAA
esagss naw tasAS ssAa ~ rhuEssy ns@eisnss
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LONDON. Dec. Atchison. ass Canadian Pa
cihc ss& Unlon Pacific preferred SAN Northern
Pacific preferred sat- Grand Trunk ga: Ana.
Conia, i0N Rand Mines, 20
Bar silver, steady, @sd Per ounce. Money. 2h@3
per cent.
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First Church of christ. scientist.

tnitafian chuFsh hatlaiug ssscnth Avcnue ~
tween fats and Uuien. Services A. u a, n. sun
tay 5aisci a. iz 81. Weekly regtibs wedhestay. AZ
p m Hcadans room 81 shuTrh cpsn frcm y tn
20 5 D t..
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No. hali-corner PIKE street and Third sv,nue
Cant GIN and Lieut. Gardner In charge. . IA m
knee drfn u a. m. holiness meeting D. M
family gathering.
No. hall~Corner Second avenue south and yesler
way Ensign Hernhardt and Lieut. Watson 4,
charge. ni knee driil II q. M. holiness meet.
ins 3 .. M. family gathering. D. M, free and
easy"
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padWay's
u Pills

caFs all Diaasdesx q HE ssouaeh. Bswela KisasFs
BsA4iass. Dx1anass. Ce~fIssuera. Pais@, Bek Head.
.sk4. Fsnais crnpiAiess, bAilgesrsas. Indigestion.
caraspatsea end ali i,issdsrS n ihs tzse r. pef
kox A. Esp<sls,A b. nS1. ES@yay 4 Co. Is
Ela street. \, l. II sas 10 act "nsd14s's sad
ne thar tie uans - co xA.t yea bsS
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Christian Catholic charea.

ziaa uestiax1--G 4 n hal colltns hlexf. Rev
kzrsi Erusf s3sf ~ cassse services sasdaT II
u q. u. sna IN ~
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nssss i= ssessss ts,ssi. FiTsf stcvas Isl AHffsa
ssssss taaasEssd b. ~. naxi4sd saassht EssrJ-
saa1 tasifsd
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction church Preaching on Sunday at
II a. M
First Free Methodist church-Corner ~ Terry ave.
nue. and Pine street. Rev. A. N West. pastor
Services II and 30 p. m.
Duwamish Methodist Protestant churrh-Rev r
Plummer Reyeie. pastor. Sabbath school ESQ u
IN. Preaching, p m. All are welcome.
Swedish Methodist ehnrch--Fifih avenue ana PIKE
Preaching. II a. and 30 p m, Young People 8
meeting % p. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday
30 y. IN.
First Methodist proiestant-Third and Pine
Rev. T. rlummer Reselie pastor Services At II
a. m. and 30 y Glass meetings. 10 A. m sara
day school, las0 p m. c. Z. meetings. SIS D. m
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TAKE the fast and cornmodloft# s. =
s. home for Port Towueend and vlet0rl9.
leaving TesieT wharf, tomorrow AZ a. N.
Exxa - eelts
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TAKE me fsRs ana cafnmed oua 3. q
Sskerae Cor Port Tg~ueerd and Nief0Fis.
}easiug Yssler wharf t1TEGrrs@ a. 5 a n.
Fafe 81 csnta.
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Fs~~s esagss eteasas a. saslslsis' beaA4aayse-~.
~ ffsan street I4fa t9fAs ~ disf2asssm al
ssaa ssaas Seals free
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Tloar- Duii winter patents, 81 aes5 .. strAishss.
81 soas 90 clears Ssssa D. srftns sTsesais SO Pat
sass StaasS -; sirAishis. na3b; eakeis'. Sas
IT'S
wheat spsiax Ne, 4 es@sari red. No. a HAS
Csrn-No q size yellow, Ne Bs&&Ae
oa,s-Na q aA4-k white. Ne !. asssS&s.
M. s. G.A&hc
faisy-Fsir 10 chaieo mailing, sSsE1
Ffsssesi- Nc / NNh NegthWcstefn, Ne. slA
TiuaEhy Sod rfime. StM
Mes la'rk Ter barrel. ki&tl&A.
far3-rtr 100 prands &EnAt.
rides-Sh short ribs looas, " a&T
sitaalaersm TNfg saistd hixfd. sA@kse
sides sheft clear boxed. "a nat@
Nhisky- Basis u high wtncs. slN
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Christian Aavsatssss ehuseh~ns wnbsm Chap
usu. pss.nF Fraser, Ml3 a. rrcAthsnx. n
=. m suhsizg aeAeei N9 ,. m
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Meta ese-y srpaas rssuins ., - a'eiass. IA
rllss han Goinau t,0Fh Rev. 4 vs. Msy8tn pss,
fnT sah5es. 'sThe Historical Bass q Js,aA" b,
John ". rIatt
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sesensh-pay Adventist.

Meet ~ saraus ssssse naTfh. n T. fFras ras
to9 s.rsisss = II n sn1axI ,tAoal q n N
n i1aiuEaFs ufafins s. m
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xsstsaS ~ rssa enig. st tas aeeessii@ ssseias.
81 sk e'sissk .
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Seatfls ssfsnslaa3 Aasaftatiasa Fcrssssrs' bah
Fs Fiist sseuus PrggTeastrs Lggemm. Z "a
coufrrrslee sssE 4essS b faetuFe ~ Mrs
g~Frt W9i=sv sss in1frasSsgs sissr wSTlHss ~
Mrs 1ahnaaa and rss4aga " M cign1ssg. a. : -
3 y.
rhrrh q fse sal-fft Fshega ran. 1orasT
Errrt sfa-aa aHa AsHfsa STREET Me- freae EeaitA
4 Aisaless FsE va ieefsff rgss as-zsfrfie sd
urfser tsarsl CO written eursisaas A. - ,.
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2 70 q
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l-sterling on London,
sixty days, NLssh; sight. sis2h.
Financial.
Silver bars. Gikc; Mexican dollars Dik@5ie:
drafts, sight. 8; telegrsphic. ~.
20 % %
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Room % Hinekigy hotk. every sunday. s3a p m.
Al are invited. No collection.
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Meet every SUNDAY ~ ,. m, ia the Maxoels
tepiste. eutfsnf< S~ccnS stSiue Seats free
cod rssssr Etsrytsdy inTited,
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uss,s sssrt sunaay 1t 3 "a. Thsrpaa, svsSsns
sna FRIDAY At 3. n
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Scandinavian Fyanssiicsl Mieisss- Meets ever
SUNDAY ct 80 p a feas u Jackson street. peAs
Railroad kFsHus. the ship fa4ha
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Temple No i--Mceis AZ Acme business college.
corner Second avenue and ritr. Vycsy SUNDAY At II
a IA and 20 y Rev. W. W Mallory, pastor.
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TssrasarhErsi sarsrtF Ansrfs fs6ss- Meets ? -
p ~ flsf ThE71 sraae~ Lrt1fs - ~ saA3er'
'-IAr Faes = Ones oHE Hslsthssf. - Ms
uaftis & Izzn8lgA
tl,ssr Csss rAesssshfasi saeisss Ia ksseri1s
sandrT s7Fains af s'elsxk- 4 - h4il,
Pi-rssr tiarA s2tsrt ~Egpnaisam." ~ Mrs. q.
~ PtsEe
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Germsn--Harrisou street and Tsyior s,srue, Rev
J. r. Smith. V. r.. u Portland, Or. viii preach
IN German 81 70 70 a IN. Evening services Y. T..
5. c. +. at ! D. IN. Preaching at p. m Al arc
invited.
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social Democratic Meetings.

Mss4 n t.sii - is4 eseoHa ksssne souis ~ " y
a n IL and - p n EsFrsbeiy iaT,tet
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Evangelical Church.

Sunday. s p m, Lecture. Lotus group for children
II a. nj. Seats free.
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Receipts and shipments.


DatrY FFoHurts,
On he Py,strre EszhtnEe tctas To- hssttNr m&Ehrt
vss daii creamery. iNfas tsiu, ~ r. Cateae
Actise. mA@itsse ESgs Qs,ist fresh. ~
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Nesfirss heAd r. hasa-neut z ~ WKaA4rstan
ssrss. sstraase re- @HsT tetrnsa FIRST avenag t9ztA
SEQ ts-e~sassi sernNs tgefy ffening q; q o'teek.
I.ekaie cordially IavifaA
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Russian Orthodox church.


A ca Tsstvssr sssuae Hss y Ka@ad. pas,as.
sryyisct g q a q. tAsfn
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Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l--roday's treasury state
ment shows:
AAabc casu oAantrs .sss..-ssss.s.s-s.-. >iil1oisf
GCid
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coMA, Der. l-whsst- Nominsliy unchanged
ittie doing; biuestem. bsc club, Sc
q g q
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-24

The citizens of Chl pride, Mohavs county, which recently incorporated are now tbe sickes: people in the ter ri,ory. The Miner says:
 "At a public meeting hei1 m Chlo-
 ide last evening an anicable agree ment was arrived 8, by which the in. corporation Of the town will be dis. solved and the proceedings for patent to the town.ite now pending in the land ofice will be dropped. Money will be raised by subscription 10 meet sii demands created against the treas- ury oi the city, and when these lave been paid the board of supervisors will be petiii1net to appoint trustee and wind up the affairs of the town"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-24
GENERAL MATTERS
Correspondence About Heat,
 Bible and Politics

k iiloT PR0sPEcToR: Isn't it ho,H Is 1t possible that man in the un- know world will experience hotter place than in Arizons' Just possible, say few, for a shor; time. I an Of the opinion ho~sver, that mos. Of us suffer enough while htre on earth. to be excused from the tormepts wo read about in the hereafter. for one won't loose any s.eap in brooding over such things. God is just, il there be one. The Bible says Col made man. II so. let us not impute that in His wisdom and mercy that man wasn'; well made.
 Water is getting low ali over this section, and if rain doesn't come coon, stock will suffer for water. The Ora goons seem 10 be developing much work with good prospects, ahead think this year will show forth in a great measure the mineral wealth contained in the mountains with th . s5rk that i. going on.
 Has our Independencs day dropped out of sight since the Hanna aud Mc- Kinleyites have ignored the Declsrs- ton and Constitution of our forefsth- ers' By the eternal! No.
 The people will see to it that tine glor- lou. old fourth yet lives in the hearts of the people and die she will not, as long as tims exists Patriots to the flag and the glorious fourth are not all dead, th1ugh somexaa: sonan- builstic.
 Dewey and the Middle Pcpulisiic Readers are showing little sense Tn not joining hands in making this govern ment government Of, by. and for the people. Too much iaudation and the political mi: bas killed Dewey, which l am sorry 10 say. 1! is a scheme, in my opinion, with Hanna and Mckinley to boost Dewey and the Midile R siers to thwsrt 9ryaa. Strange isn't it what men won't do for nigsrdly and dishCnss. fame?
 J. II. LoCELING. South Pass, June 22nd 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-24

Mr. Martin Davis, the unfortunate woman who was brought over from Bisbee and examined ss to her sanity, h,. been finally adjuiged insane and committed to the asylum at Phenix, being taken to thst institution by sn officer yesterday. An effort was made ,o spare Mrs Davis from com mitment to the asylum and place her under private treatment, the order was therefore held ia a5eyaocs. gn- fortunately Mrs Davis while here be- came subjec. Of another "spei" and gave evidences of dementis to such an extent that 1t was dssmei advisable 10 send her to the s,I Ilum without further delay.
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COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.
LOCATlON.

LOCATION. Oae mine by Marks, Kindred, NIch- ols ct al.
 Two mines by Mckit,rick < Parks. Five mines by Exposed Reef Mg Co. Three mines by Duraod & Gaetlin.. OAe mine by D Doran. O1e mine by Hsldermsn & Busen- back.
 MORTGAGE Jas Harrington to Chss E Bense. s K Williams to J II Myer. Cha. Tretmsu & R Warren to Bank of Bisbte.
 RD D Terreboono 10 r l. Woodmsn, Bisbee property s5Oe.
 DEED. CE Bcnse 10 Harrington Bi.beo property $500. Wm Hancock to J R Jones Bi.bee prop.rty s37j. Chas Holz to wm Hancock Bissee property S39O. G " Sanders to R Young, mines sl.
 Jas Negri to Jos Gallo. Bisbee pro. perty s200.
 Thos Gaynor to Copper King of Ariz. mines kl. Jas G Gsrr,tt Co 0 s Stevens, mines Sl.
 Pacific Improvement, Co to Mrs A E Gribble. Benson property S3I5. Jas q Houston to Jacob Scheersr. mines $50.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGES Bank Of Bi-bee to Frank Bruce.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. w H Jones 10 Jas Boone.
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The Los Angeles HeIa'd proposes this nice little primary school prob lem: II i. requires & standing army of 65,000 to hold down S,G00!O0 people in the Philippine Islands, how many will il take to hold down the 400. 100 GOO peo9le Of the Chinese Elm pirer This problem makes no ac count Of the superior average intelli. g=nce of the Cbiusmsn and bis better adaptation 10 soldering, when pro- perly trained. No objection 10 its use in European schools.
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John Hughes. Sup, of Schools Pima Co and son oi E li,or Hughes of the Stsr i. s Tombs,one vi.-itor on court business. MT Hughes was the news'' paper man who distinguished himself by interviewing Alvord. Stiles and Bravo John in the mountain hiding place of the desperate trio. By this stroke of journalistic enterprise the Star led all of its Arizona contempor- aries. During ar Hughes short visit he has already formed 6 favorable opiaIon of our Tombstons climate.
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ROhbad the Grave

A startling incident, of which Mir John Oliver of Phil ,delpha, was the subject, is narrated by hIm as follows. "I was in most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes suuk kes, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sioes no app =tite, glatd d'lly growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Forum nately, friend ad- vised trying Electric Bitterc, and to my greatjoy and surprise, ;le first bottle made a decided improvement. I con tiuued their use for three weeks, and to my great joy ani surprise. the frs, bottle made decided improve l continued their use Jr three weeks. and am now a well man. l knox they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another victim,' No one should fail to IT. them. Only s5oc;s. guaranteed, at The Tombstone Drug Store,
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Otto sehroeter who is well known in

Otto Schroeder who is well known in Tombstone and at present. doing jury duty At this term of court, yesterday received notification that patent for lis water heater bad been granted The invention is 6 circulating water heater for domestic purposes and is decided improvement over ,be water hsaters nov in general use. By it's use A saving in fuel is effected and an ingeni1s arrangement Of water pipe connections will do away with the ob- c.ions 10 the old style heaters.