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,can. Russian, Japanese. East Indian.
french Germans, Italians. etc. all laugh.
ny, ing ana Jabberins away net one Of whom
can soldiss e TN the other The Ameri-
m 10y seis-rehant and the most indepen-
dent soldier in the world None have
me courage Of the American soldier But
ne mas MS faults. He Is careless about
saluu'ing officer. when he doesn't have
70 To-. ne VII let an officer OF another
a Tn,r pass BY him as Il he was a nobody.
e severely criticised by the other ma
uonahties here They say why don't
yon Americans discipline your. mem But
Ssy srs s ss ssst p. fault J, q our o soys
Of the werid- In fact they have too
much to spend. II would be better IL
S snsy rsSsiv "a 'sss pay fer they want e
TIE vices Of the different countries they
v s1ssL. ! an6 money puts those vices within
Evils - Campaign Life.
a New York yellow Journal has Just
u Tientsin. and h going to print these
photographs with an elaborate account Of
the American army canteen in China, and
a re ,o Ss . 3 ~ < supplying
tntoxfcants. This. understand IL to be
printed - afsensation in the shape OF
an attack on the administration week
or two before election day These pic
ture. will appear as reproduced photo
graphs. with the sign Army Canteen''
hanging before each. and might be made
Genuine enough to unthInking people
whose votes Il WIN be sought 70 Influence
Now the fact ID there IL not an army
canfeen IN all China Your correspondent
made 4 Z point to visit three drinking
placer Ia Tientsfn run By renegade Amer
leans from Manila. They had pitched
cheap tents, two OF them along the Bund.
and one on back street, and put out
the sign At each place. Army Canteen."
Army canteens do not sell whisky. These
swindlers, who are selling the most deadly
stun called whisky, and beer and all kinds
Of vile native drinks. vii undoubtedly be
looked after by the recently organised
provisional government Of T1entain. when
II r. well under way and working
smoothly.
OF course the least said about some
things that always follow the army the
world over. the better, as a rule. but the
adventurcre IN the shape OF disrcputable
women who are trying to get into ITEM
tssn snd Picking to follow up the army at
this time are too numerous to ATTEMPT an
estimate. The military authorities have
not allow many Of them TO come ~ a.
yet, but they are waiting At Hongkong.
~ Shanghai. at chefoo and at Nagasskf
They represent all nations and speak all
lanEuaGes and are from Paris. London
81. Petersburg, Berlin, Manila, San Fran
cisco, Seattle and Victoria.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General associations.

NEW YORK Oct F1our-Recerts. HIM
barrels. .xrorts scs2 barrels Market seise lower;
Minnesota patents. 81 ios4.io; winter srsish's SIS
ess a.
bushels: SPOT weak: No red Is&e. o. |;
use elevator Options were heavy under lower
cables fine weather and hesrsh Arsenune crop
news THE only demand came from scattered shorts
c1osed weak al IaAr net decline. March closed
s,se: Msv. s2s4c: October. nc; December, 80
wori-Quiet.
Hons Quiet
cofYee-Options closed steady. with prices nm
changed 70 points lower, ssles, 2 oo bags ncind-
ing October 7e: November. To5c: December. Il5c;
January cor; March. 7 soc Spot Rio dull: NO
invoice sxc. Mnd. quiet cordovs ss@s&e
sussr-Rsw steady: fair refining. she; csntnf~
gsl % test, sac. Refined quiet
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.ef33.I3a II Sf4o,s2t 3


IN spite Of = stormy and rsiry day hustness WIS
good on Western today. Thr demand for
~ kinds Of fruits and produce was firm all day.
The last consignment from san Francisco + clean
ING up nicely. Grapes especially in demand,
on secnunt a httie shorts n in ether fruits The
prices remain unchanged. Apples IN good de-
mand but there IS not much disposition on the part
o. the commission to sell unless for top
price The market Is firm and steady
Butter and eggs unchanged rsecffpts Of but
ter are fair. but fully up TO the demand. The
msrfet Is firm
Eg1s unchsnged The unsrtet Il wen supplied.
with Coed demand
Pceltry IS wssk. although the price Il unchanged.
The supply Is zreafer than til. demand. but there
II no danger Of general decline in prices
Other markets remain quoted
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Is a Fair OFFER.

Can you ask a fairer offer than thatf
VIII any other man take such chances on
his remedy | make you safe. You know
what you are buying. as YOU pay for u
after you are cured. How can i do lit
Because have found by experience that
nine men out OF ten are honest enough to
acknowledge benefits received and II tho
tenth man beats me can stand IL n he
can. I'd hate 20 pack his conscience
about with me.
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PAT WHEN CURED.

This Is my ofrer 10 all who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Failing Vital Powers
varicoceie. Rheumatism. Pains In the
Back Indigestion, Constipation and other
ailments resulting from exposure. over
work and neglect Of the laws of nature
Any man or woman who fs weak or In
pain can be cured by my electric belt and
need not pay until cured IL they win So
cure me-
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oorrox MARKET.


XIV YORK a. E-Tns cgs,az zsrfei cp~see
szsad4. aiih rsia1s Eas raigts "a. aes Nsfcrt TIE
flc~s = fNf trf haar fssFe q marfrt fha-Ee
ls..t b. asQ 81 u8slJ ever aeaAcA q tA1 ilAaa
TTse rnarkst ciosns t.fe2y stests Al ret laxs "
san p1iEtx. thu ikst- IN Octcesr ezly
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Wool MARKET.


I0SfSfiN o.. IA itfsV sfifaeanes sls r4r-
81 e. - wst sertalaf toda3 Tft nuHhsY =
tsiss resTai ats n fa Nesf1os wsss : psf tsri
tels "a sstuifE fslffa n atmaa3 . - haesq
trade 49, is9 kpea vtEs ihA. trcn sSas sa.ss arzf
instraAe3 searfn bat Weskasa rsaft rse~SaEca
~ "a nseazNm snfsvsSf Trxasy sfaAsa. srrsTss also
tFsIag srrrs zisrlN ffsr eTntsttrtE T7a,e9 tghtiy
k~ef $50 reft-= rvsrss an frfAaT spci, srAo-
sss.sfss highrs rtres5s sritshas - As1e-ck we-s
, - esr1 ttaFF ~ Yeea rffsEf8rE issf Iuif
f'ars . goet Hers fs2 Nsfa, s-rit. wftt ~ ~
ereeisa = rr.tttzE Errsv rese . - 81 atsL
tfI1e I'D fGl1 fsf-cs.
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Flour Dull and easy.
whsat-No 4 srrlng esa75.e Ne red rtnc.
corv-No. ? mAtsfic; ~o 2 yellow foi4 ,sso&r.
Oats No. white. at3asc; Ne white, sAs
-sMf
a,,lss Coed feeding. Ec: fair TO ehosce mating.
skas7c
Fiss.esd No. 1. a.s. No. ! Northwestern, na
81 MM.
qsree4Aw geess rtsfne 81 fNss rs
Msss rusk~rer barrel. nominal.
i.ald-sl' PER t0 pisnnHs. fsf7ie ne s7ss.
sliaFt Rssr sides ioeer s. ioas Is
SAaslidsrs-nry ssltsd. bo1ed g21eNe
Short sidss Gear based Ssrteff
Whiskr- nasis q high wines, NE.
Clos~r-rcnfrstt efade. SO =.
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sYNopsTs
Local Repcrt-Maxisnum Temperature. 90 degrees
minimum, 50: mesn. 80; IS n Inch OF zen
during the past twenfyfcur hours. Weather show
cry: fresh 70 brisk soufberly winds
Portland reports high winds. thirty-six miles,
GEORGE N sALIpBURY,
Section pirectx Weather Bureau.
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Rreadstuffs.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct H-whest-Fu'urss.
steady; spot dull
Barley Quiet and on cali
Spot quotations were:
Wheat Shipping No. !. ssc; choice sAe' H'i''-
n a.rIs70T Fed ;oa-zzc: brewing. rsHsnNe
osts-cray, 81 nal %: black for seed. SIMS
10; red. sl.s7it@i-%-
Receipts.
Flour. qusYtcr sacks, ls,fss wheat ccrtsi. sem1
barley ecnssis ys-s cats featsls %a beans sssxs'
s.s3 bran. sacks, $50: ruiddiine. sacks. So; hay
tons. ecs: wool bales. g; hides nu'nhsf' ~
Produce. traits. Etc.
Mhtuss Madllngs ssssoi bran nssh . peT "a a.
hest barley. $40; alfalfa rasy %; compressed
wheat. saais: straw per tale, 0ai2Ac;
barhs. s5c@si 10: sweet. socesl. 10.
veastatlss cueumbsrs. Nsscr; rsen pess: e
se; string ses ss. 1sess per ID rs sssssh
Truit-Appies, choice. 81; common. Sc Mexcan
Hines. sidsD: common California lemons. VIZ
choice California l.moaa. s. Sse %; nananss' s'@
Ba,isr~Fsnsy creamery zsrss: . ,sssss ss
Sic; fancy dairy Aeashe seconds, ,ss'e v,,r,
America. iois@1ic; Eastern Ael~; Western NV
elsAc. :,
Esss- ssorr. ss1se' fancy ranch. 'oe; Eastern -
Pcar,r,-rursey scbblers. nGlsc; turkey hens. u
&ft. old ROSTERS 81 Jt1fs y0nng roosters, ]SSs -,
srr,n tro,iers 81 rag 50 large broers, Sa3 3:
frysr- ssa3 Is hens g d5; old ducks. sssss geese
si.Saie.
WOOL surfns- Nevada ii9fisc: Eastern orescu. 10
6sise. vslisy rlreson f6a1ac Fail Mountain lambs.
saiec: Humboldt and Mendooino. ioalic.
Hops-crup Of 1900 i2aisiae.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady: December. SIC; May. a~; eash.
@Le ..
Rarler-lnaetive: December. Tic; MAY. IKE
corn-Lsyss yellow. 81 2ikdi.25.
81 70 q
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I RN|ES N china.
- Ne CIeanIiesf, Ris-
s - Drusss. Ger~sss
"a 11ssl. whiis Americans
~ ~ ~ nsss r.ssiiissns

1891. ooDG 1.--Hussia and
S;7E rnore tYoops In PelxlnG
~. ~ ~o,,~.e. thso anv
.~st -. ,n.t ~.
.a..-.,s.s
= tno.e wv
n n soldiers escn actuany
80 CHINA are deceptive. and
2Sxo many more troops here
49, ~ have known. There
~ s..56~~ hare amour Amer
!! ~ '-Ss---. xs.t - wr.~
.s.-ss r~s-s--
- oeve'eps
i1'n 81 japanese ofnoefs. Ger
~ Japan haS 80 nersei. out
1oe 70 the world her soidierly
psi n this she has made
551 lnpresslon than any other
=. ~ fhs most cosmopolitan
<...--1sv she world has aver
Zl..l s.ss I. ~. sdm,rssicr ~
...... 1000.
II escs snu sveis csn'
M q n4fi0nanfy.
6o1dfers on the great march
~ Japanese. both officers
49, the heat and the de-
1s keffer than any other army.
~ 80 Rrf,ish soIdisrs ver~
~ ~" -. rn,,.. .xh.....S
81" 49,
Ine 'spanes soiuicr
uffie rice TOT supsistence;
~ through the mud IN his white
~ o005ehow he soon appears
1870 clothes an neat and clean
y ~ wear white caps with
80 menes wos A5ounn ~
sp'uier neveI complains.
1e4 with MS rood ana his
~ feIIowl He gets only
~ = month. He receives
- one-third OF that salary.
800 to HIS family.
11',es soldier never fsiIs IN a.
I1Ss,S, n INV srmv vhsshc~ y.
$e '<s -. ~ sve,. ..,,.t.. -. ~
Nd ~. .as,s~ s-.ss- 'Fn
~. ~ s.Ass nu -
TINS oiScspiine OF the
appFoecnes perfection
eooe any other army in
= ~ :. -. ...s~- s.sas~
Z| "! 4 80
9a0ier has All the ap-
1te. ana he ~ a brute.
l491 outrhEes Against help
In mas made helpless
or De SHOT, he has
Dr sport ana then split
e9nter A. the per-
~ soIuisr - SInor.
~ .nc soiciera oi all
w. ". Sun cni,rtcn
sk sa Iy III We sens
~ 2. ,etn tne
n nSut t.
IL l,om tno SnInese
ssssl n.y. ~ . y
ss..s. 'a M sn
Xrr~s 60 wv"
Sc5svnrn ~ ~ .rn..r.r. -.
Sf sna s,,a ~ uu.- ~,
appointment. Their uni
we're white once. but
q me NTH Wnsre you
W. neturniIy zoos
une - snc reasess mill
smsrt nrius - y net
~ - vne
~ p.a pa,u solaler
<.sr % the hussian army
= m oH.ccrs are well
sne e rey nave no
ssre ~ me weirare o.
~ ar.,ss ,,sss 49,
. so's',y aua's he
nns~ suIen ~ pore
snu ~ 11n,v ne
s ''"''
teaeh ana Ger1aan.
mai exnect the r-v~nch an.
1a1xenlv ana careless ionhinr
~ Thar nriecrm hsrs 4.
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On ths rfniucr Kxehsnfs TO-DAY ths batter naArfss
sfu. creamery ise1Ae. aairy. 1a!sc
t-fcsse- Firta; msNtsc
Esrs- STEADY frcsA. risc
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WARRINGTON, Oct. f7--Csen. MaeAr-
thur today cabied the following list OF
deaths In the Philippines:
Dysentery--septemher p. Company X,
SIKH Infantry. Francis y. Rowling; Sep
tember rs, Troop c, Eleventh cavalry,
John J. Curry; September II. Comnany A.
Nlneteenth infantry. James Meshearcr;
try. Peter sodergren. October H.. Conn
pany 7. Thirty~third infantry. J0les ID.
Stafexanders: Company A. Forty-nfth In
fan,ry. Daniel e. Robs; Company g.
October II, Troop q, Fourth cavalry John
r. Herndon: Company X. Seventeenth
Infantry. Walter ", Fessenien; October
I. Company r. Thirtiesh infantry Daniel
currie.
liberation OF iutestines-ccteber 4, Com
many X Thirteenth infantry. James p.
Sullivan Company G, Twelfth infantry.
Joseph p. HALEY.
cavalry. John Lyton
Typhoid fever~Cctoher q Company r.
Tweniy-fourth infantry, Ermine Cook
October T. Hosrital corps. Edward G.
Roth: August n. Company L. Forty-nuh
infantry, Thomas a. Riley: September -
Company ", Twenty-sirth infantry, John
J. Daian.
corps. Henry O Peterson; October !.
Company A. rorty-ninih infantry. Ar
Drewned-octobcr 4 Troop NJ. Fourth
cavalry, Leroy w ifAntt
Observation-Disclosures 2 Company u.
Forty-ninth Infantry. Corporal James
Cardiac alls,ion- October 10, Company
~, Twenty-ffth infantry. Smith Berns-
han.
Pneumonia October q Company u.
Thirty-seventh infantry. Edward sum
merp
D~nxue--AuEust -, Company l., Forty
fourth infantry. James r. Abortion
Died from wounds received In action
September 10 Company Al. Forty-hfth In
fantry, Edward RyIsnd.
Accidental discharge pistoi--July ~ Hos
rital corps. William ~, sharper.
Killed by eomrade-Octnber 7. william
Kfipn trtck
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n~csas Respect tor Appearance.
washington star.


Virginia II one Of the states where
campaigns between Republicans and
Democrats. except In rpots. are out 81
date. Democratic asrlrants Tor office
wranxie IN the primaries. but an regular
election days everything Ia all one way
The polls are manned by Democratic ef-
"details, and the size Of the Democratic
majority r. easily determined. The only
question ever AT Issue r. making the ira.
frrisy bear a persuasive relation 20 the
occasion and the voting list Tho desire
10 make the returns unanimous is always
represset out OF respect TO appearances.
bat a comfortable Democrats majority
10 always q csrts,nty,
View Maps ef Cksmn.
The Yast-fnteligencer has secured tss
exclusive rsft ter WashlngtoB 70 Rand,
Me<any a Co.'S latest foifef mar cf
China AMI Asia rhsxe may he sscuret
AZ Past.tnteiltgcnSer business oIlces q.
10 cents each.
SAVE time ana money BY taking ths
Resale for Victoria ant Townsend Fare
Slc
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IL more In Electricity, rightly applied.
than you think II performs wonders IN
a broken-down man. Ii not only sets the
wheels OF health and vigor IN motion, bur
makes man feel so gioriously young and
of II. and then paying for It comes easy.
Pay me when cursd-that IL my propc-
sltion. II 10 an easy one for you to ac-
cept. VIII you accept Ill Then don't
wait till your troubles get chronic-
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You might think am taking long
chances on my remedy. don't. There
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LhUt - W01nlm8yOU.
WASHINGTON. Oct IA cable dis.
patch was received from Gen. Macarthur
today giving the casualties Of Cant.
Shields command IN the island OF Mar
anduque. Capt. Shields and his men were
captured by the insurgents. and after
ward rescued by Gen. Mares troops. The
Knled-Septen,ber IA. Twentv-ninth regi-
ment u. 8 v. Infantry. William An
drews. Elmer Rurare. Erwin Niles. Sep
TENDER n. Frank Welehand.
MISUNDERSTANDING IL. Cant Dever-
saux Shields. neck. mouth and shoulder
serious: 1Aown 8. Coivin. hin, slight: Rob-
ert u. jackson. cheek, slight Oliver @.
johnson. head slight. arm serious: John
r. Pole head, slight: John Chew. head
and wrist slight. shoulder serious.
Gen. Macarthur gives no details Of the
manner Of the rescue of Capt. Shields
party. but there IL every reason TO sup
pose that Il was due to the persistent eff
forts Of the forces under the command Of
Cen Hare.
Capt. shields party consisted OF him
self and hfty-one men. all but one Of
whom were members Of Company r. Of
the Twenty-ninth volunteer Infantry.
Capt. Shields was seriously wounded in
the neck. mouth and shoulder.
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PORTLAND. Or. oct I-in the LEGAL rnarsst
dealers hesitate shout pes,,ing ths p,ee = ".
Waila wheat below 53c Blucsfer ~ not1,nsi :. =.
with nothing dcirg Some sales ot Nsi'r' s'o 70
ported 70 interior mills AZ &C. -
Foreign wheat experts from Portland Tor the week
ending today were 81 s5s husheia
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SEATTLE wus.r MARKET.

Vhrnt-Frr ssprfs--Na I club. Nc, hlnsssszs. So
Tar rzssilnx-No eiua Sc. h@acsserz- 81
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LONDON Oct E-WAset-Carxces On passage.
very inactive English country markets. dun
LIVERPOOL. Oct le.-Whe,t-steady; Ne.
stessv pYour IN Paris dull French country
rarkrts dun Weather in England. ciosfy
vheaf-elosr- srot dsll No rea Western win
ter 6 "a. No l northern sprirE, 6 I'D No
California IS SID. Futures. dull December, g.
nd: February g. l&d-
corn-spot Arm American mixed, new. = SKA.
Futures quiet; new, q 2Nd: December, A. lsd;
January. s laAd.
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Trade Ycuf Old Belt,

II you have tried other electric hcits
back or the kind that Kives no current
at all, I will take them In trade. My
appliance IL guaranteed 20 give a power.
full current without burning or hitstertng.
/ have the only electric belt In the world
which cures without burning.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


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THE best running watch Is the Louis
KIoti Special" No. 81 Second avenue.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Or. Oct. Il. 1900
Shower: stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRf-
CuLTURE-wEArHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. Oct Is 1900
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or write for my .So-page book, free tell
ing about Il and giving names OF hum
dredS of cured men.
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rHr hes. running watch Is the "IAouls
KIogif Special" No 81 Second avenue.
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SAVE time Ana money BY taking she
Resale for Victoria and Townsend Fare
u.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct is-whest-ouict. unehansed
bsuestsrn, SC; club sc; both for export
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DECISION AWAITED WITH INTEREST.
Case Now Pending OF Great Importance 10
Employer and tmploye.

Hon. Orville ID. Baker Of this city.
has been retained in an important
case now pending in the supreme court
Of New Hampshire. in which William
\. Morrison. a millwright. 5 eks to re-
cover from the burgess Sulphitc Fiber
Co. of Berlin. n H. Mr.. Morrison sus-
tanned severe injuries, including the
total loss Of one arm and the destruc-
ton Of the other. rendering him help
less for the remainder Of his life, ana
unable to earn his livelihood The suit
is brought to recover 500 900. The de-
PENDANT corporation introduced no evil
dence at all. being content to rest on
the evidence developed from the plain
tiff's witnesses. The plaintiff obtained
a verdict and the case is now pending
in the law court Of New Hampshire
Mr.. Baker will argue it in behalf Of
the corporation in Concord, carly in
June.
The case turns wholly on a point
of law raised by Mr.. Baker, that the
corporation in the case owed no duty
at all to guard its machinery against
the plaintiff at the moment of the ac-
cident. as he was at that time putting
the machinery TO wrongful use for
which it obviously was not constructed
or intended; that the unauthorized and
perverted use Of the machinery made
him Il wrong doer and precluded him
from recovering. 1t will be seen that
the question thus raised is of far
reaching Importance to milloWners
and employees. The decision is awaited
with much interest.