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The age-herald., 1900-06-04
COTTON FUTURES V. ,
 RULED INACTIVE Due Partly to Absence of Liver
 pool News. ' DECLINED SEVERAL POINTS First Drop Game Immediately After the Opening Under Scattering Liqui-
 dation and Scarcity of Buyers.
 Pursued See-Saw Course
DECLINED SEVERAL POINTS

New York June 2-The market for cot ton futures opened steady 3 higher to 3 points lower and ruled inactive most of
 the short session, owing to the absence of news from the English markets, which were closed in the observance of the Whit suntide holiday, and unusually mixed crop and weather reports from the south. Com mission business came in slowly, Europe sent few orders, the south failed to show it's usual snap and energy while the local contingent was disposed to quietly even
 up and temporarily withdraw.
 Following the call there was a decline of several points under scattering liquida- tion and scarcity of buyers, but the course
 of the market as whole was of the "see-
 saw nature, with neither side claiming special advantage. The official govern
 ment chart recorded rains over the greater
 portion of the belt; but whereas moisture
 was beneficial in the country east of the
 Mississippi river, the territory west of that
 line was suffering seriously from excessive rafnfalls already.
 The character of crop accounts was bearish, except that of the southwest where farmers were unable to get into the fields and cultivate the plant owing to continued rains. The market for futures closed steady with prices net 1 to 3 points higher. New York, June 2.-Cotton quiet; mid ding, 9; gross receipts, 360
 Total receipts today: Net, 1,07O; exports | to Great Britain, 2,156; Continent, S,SZS; | stock, 250944.
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 107o: expprts | to Great Britain, 2136; Continent, 3,32S.i | Total since September l: Net receipts, | 6,313491; exports to Great Britain, 2,f3l,oS1 i; | France, 6S6625; Continent 2.5590 060.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
Murphy X Company's Cotton Letter

New York, June 2.-Liverpool vii; S0 hol iday until Tuesday next the 9th. Our mar ket opened practically unchanged from yes- terdays closing. The very strong statisti- cal position everywhere is likely to attract renewed attention, especially in view of the continued rains in Texas. Near the opening prices weakened on sales by local opera tors, and prices eased off to points. Later in the day the market strengthened on the small increase estimate of Latham, Alexan- der &, Co.,, and closed about the highest of the day. Spots were unchanged at cents. Should the rains continue in Texas 2nd other points throughout the south we can reason why cotton should not ad- vance much further.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
H. D. COTHRAN & co.

Room 10. Alabama National Bank Building.
 Private leased wires to New York, New Orleans and Chicago.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
tailY : ta te 'iie

Galveston-Easy; middling SAC; receipts 142; stock 23 Al.
 Mobile-Nominal middling 8 13-16c; re- ceiptS l. stock 5,524.
 Savannah-Nominal; middling Sc; sales 24; receipts 255; stock 21,929.
 Charleston-Nominal; middling Sc; re- ceipts 5,307.
 Misunderstanding doing; middling Sc; stock 1902.
 Norfolk-Nominal middling Sc; receipts g. stock 6,9l0. Batimore-Nominal; middling 9c; stock 4,9i6.
 Boston-Quet; middling Sc; net receipts 67: gross 197.
 Philadelphia-Quiet; middling 9Ac; re- ceipts Ill: stock 3510. St. Louis-Dull; middling 13-16c; sales 10: receipts 6i6 stock 40294.
 Memphis-Nominal; middling SEC; re- ceipts 313; sales 100o; shipments 449; stock 36537.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
Dry Goods

New York, June 2.-The week closes with generally dull conditions prevailing on the spot in the dry goods market, but recorders for private and summer specialties show some improvement in volume Brown cot tons of all descriptions sell in small lots only at previous prices. The orders for u.eached cottons are still small. Coarse hard grade dull and at prices unaltered. Print cloths continue inactive. Cotton yarns sell slowly and prices are very irreg uar Woolen and worsted yarns dull and inclined in favor of buyers
The age-herald., 1900-06-04

Favorite.-Moerlein Beer.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
LOCAL MARKETS,
l ccal fotton Marker

Local Cotton Market Good mddling, 9c. Middling, S7Sc. Strict low middling, S5sc. Low middling, Sc.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04

New Orleans, June 2.-Cotton futures steady. June S.37 bid; July, s.37@S.37 Au- gust, 7.99@S.0 .0O; September, 7.64@7 65; Octo- Der, 7.3SG7 39; November, 7.29@7.31 Decem- Der, 729@7. 30; January, 7.30@7. 31; February, ' 7.32GD7 .34 March, 7.34d736.
The age-herald., 1900-06-04
New Orleans Go ton Marke,

New Orleans, June 2.-Cotton quiet; sales 45O: ordinary 7-16c; good ordinary 15Sf6e: low middling S3sc; middling 13-16c good middling Sc; middling fair 9Ac; receipts, 511; stock 101,112.
 Consolidated statement: Receipts, net 1,- 070; exports to Great Britain 2,136; exports to the continent 3,323; stock 250,9H.
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PLANT SYSTEM
 Schedule in effect May 27, 1900.
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{By Private Wire to Murphy & Co)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
THIS os At LAST u IS r, Rqssen To
BALMY SUMMER THE TIME TO CURE.

The people at last understand that
the Copeland treatment II the only
reliable and safe method for the
treatment of Chronic Diseases az the
Head, Throat and Bronchial rubea.
and are I'm n conditions to appreciate
how the Copeland treatment works
In curing another diseaae-that
which affects the stomach. This IL,
not q curable disease under any
known plan adopted by the old
school doctors. Their method of
dealing with the lining Of this or
gan that In fnfnmed and irritated
by disease r. all wrong. II IL wrong
because the old-school doctors In
troduce into the irritated organ
medicines which further frritate and
fnnane Its structure and agwravate
Instead OF cure. Under the Copeland
method Of treatment the infln med
and diseased stomnch memb ranc II
soothed, not frritated. Next to the
Iunss. the stomach plays the most
important functfon In keeping m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

CHICAGO. July N---ttisrine frNAss in sersxrrter
ua~st wefs mate 81 rrsre. sxsr lower tAas yezssr.
aaYt riealax ~ tssns efrfe1 a. efst TAs pftns
sr.sr ass ~ sns.tHs nesN frtctsrn. n sess tAsn
rfafsei - -sse, nAies proved te = ~ Hish mari
~ the sAv Alserrsci vas ~ ~ ~; lat taf 10
tnF~snae the main fscfor IN thr smAE ieaiire be-
fng ths rsrsces NratAss IN W NasshRa~ aad fae
r-si,Aratiss wsaknsas A. NJ markets Ia nat 80.
tisn acairet< WFf1 mossgkte seie1 ts-f tax eur,e
tlrrs she afsss hela fslgsy ssaas Ct ahaas ~ 90
a eradaaIly sssrcAsiuE amannt ~ trade he teersa
actions srAIfS sreNiu< ipkkaifgar4 fAsf The ut
was Aiunast fr<eftgt thtc6y fton ttls revserf M
seatsrteg vsigs slowly sligpei - - fass hns hat
lae IS there aggsarei - t~ iA.r asman3 ard he
r-ice wss a. Af,cNed stmsia A. Thai pslEl isas
sore degree q sfe4dinsss. helped somewhat Is re-
ports Of good export eaSAsruents At the ssaboari
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
Wasting Catarrh
Of Entire System
Radically Cured.

Mr.. r. r. Otis, Inaex. Waak.s .Two
most remarkable features Of the treat
mcnt ] received at the Copeland Institute
were: First.
TIE Trtaiag Cost.
with all medicines furnished FREQ %
charge: and, secondly. the wonderful a.
rectness with which the treatment acted
upon the disease.
1T IL now four years since I nrst no.
ticed symptoms of catsrrh, caused be-
iievc, by repeated colds. TO which Lad
paid no attention. rtrSt the trouble was
confined to my ncstrils. one or the other
OF which was always stopped up. and
then commenced to hAve
Deli. Heavy headaches.
the pain extending from the temples on
either side across my forehead. Ny throat
became painfully infamed and had ring
Ing noises In my ears.
FINALLY, my stomach was Involved by
the rnalady. 90 that II could neither nat-
uraify digest nor retain my food. I
Lost twenty resnas
In weight. and my strength wasted away
until 1 lacked the enerGG to attend TO my
daily occupations In the mine.
This. briefly told. Ia the history ~ my
trouble up to the time I commenced my
course Of treatment at the Copeland Medi-
cal Institute. but that treatment has re-
moved every symptom of the disease from
my System. and restored me once moro to
perfect health and strength
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
ri MD TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle, July 81. 1000.
HI. 4 :. seattle. Tacom and Portland today
5: e.. at4z. esq 90 e152 ,S:s7 90
eaus rs,sofo 90 Dns %
49, rsMW 1857 %


s ". 4. 80 th.t the trsiness done on West
3 = this tine Of year Is dattsriug com
~ % he stmdiaess q trade. A "a % ~ =
~ men ase ~ hssy. and none q them
1I.z.' "a frsde u Alaska keeps mp vendenslly
- ffs<ta trade Il not rneaDt the hadSr 70
kntb entiiels INT the snFplies tnss ~ ~. Y
~ ~, f~rk 10 navson This trade beIcnss
~ a : natural right. and not mach Of Il
l<.s~tSrr eia< The steamers that arrive ~
y slnH daily bring soln from tne his sIa
Ia. III never cnrne when the people of Alaska
-. NM own food. They will always content
~. rj4h mining. and trade In the pfodurfs
n +. nInef1u farms The outlook can % noth'ng
...-s,s~3ns. and this smrep q revenue can al
~ dSn<nded upon By both producers and
4 ~ home market. Wholesale dealers In
1...s "a other commodities nH produced In
Ss IN d Washington have watched the ALASKA
~ 9ben san Francisco held this trade. but
~ kas sone b. To cite an instance. the
<f1Il nine. N Douglas Island. n confronted BY
5Jsndseo men, aud yet the supplies for tbs
s.sc1 nine are all taken from Seattle. II y
W.. s<11rar sos the California town 70 ship prod
"a II rr;ies farther than Seattle and land them
ss.rSess n Alaska in open competition. II e
s<S1gdai iinpoasibilify, and San Ffanefsco has
;s11sl down 10 that fact Alaska trBde il steadily
1,ISu snd must &fways bc the natural Inheritance
Il f1ifk II this connection Il mar be said that
z ~ merchants arc thoroughly capable Of taking
- 4 thS business and can ~ depended upon 10
a q coupctitors IN the open markst
n sneriAc matters the trade Ia getting along vefy
CsHfornia dcaIcrs are not taking the nh
x1ppinx infected fruit 70 this port. Al 4 con
615cs better grade Of fruit has been arriving
Ei<1 III past fss dsys. The new producing dis
II K Wsnatcbee II mailing A great record for ths
51fy a IL products In fact. II mar be said to
~ a. lead. although Yakima fruits are some Of
8 l1et In the world. There h an Inclination 70
~ Wtuxtcffe because .tt u an entirely new dis
"a % III Is open cuznoftition IN the mafksts n
'1oued The favsges N the cutwosm asc not o.
IS n wa anticipated, Fortunately. the life II
~ emn y Of short duration, and the present visit
r ~ PM may BE- said 10 b. sbnnt over
cmiHx h fish are happy 70 know that the run of
6onm has begun, and thst n may he mp 10 the
- Al all events. salmon are going 70 b. high
~ txnDcd product u Usually listed about August
IA there Il = suggestion that the price viii b.
~ pr cent higher than last season. Aiready
y p1w has sdsancsd. and ancthef advance r.
rko(uied 10 take place within the next ten dsys
i sht matter Of lemons Il Il di6icnit 10 recall the
~ whom lemons sold IN the Seattle market -
y present. price Of from Sc Ia 7 box. This sca1-
\ not accounted for, only the California deal.
n simply M they cannot buy any drsf.class lem
= Potatoes have been coming In fast OF late. hut
y narksf Is not oversupplied, for the government
rtr<ts Tor China and ths Philippines have been
uHr1us
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

~ following prices arc being offered 10 the peo-
~ BY ne local dealers for delivery In round l0ts
- doch and W the car At seattle.
polne Oats. Ned2s. harley. li6: wheat chichen
- QHs. bran. SO; shorts. I'll
frlHes snund. SsMia; Eastern Washington
tl1shyl W: alfalfa, 81 per ton
us~strktl, fresh ranch, 1pfzle
SHtr Fresh ranch. tsdisc creamery, spQe2ic
HMtsy I.vc chickens, i20t2}c: Hive turkeys, Nc
W:w. ~; srese. los: ducks. ioaisr per H.
~ Mask~ Choice beef cattle. Cows. aia33e:
- Ms}c; choice sheep. tc: good hogs Hive. &c
dressed, To-: calves. dressed. large. ~; ANAL.
mivs<. live. large. Sc small. O..
-. prits and wool~ Heavy sound saitsd st<ers.
~ ~ lbs, &C.; medium. sound, per Ii, 7kc light
- under ~ Lbs. 70. cows, sound. all weights.
MI asfs hnils and osen DC; saited hips. &c,
Sg, per III. sc; green hides. ie less than ssited
hides, Der NJ ID. dry culs one-third lcss
oa1ef deer, per b. 2sdisac: winter deer, DRY GOA
~; pspery deer. l4sfiae; DRY eh sflpc. green ELI,
~ sheep peiis. 2scasi % shenviinss, isa7sc
fern Washington woal. saiic; Western Washing.
u wool. iseidci dirty or timber burned. isefisc;
e9ew, 4asie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

rhs Marine Esessnss reports tAs tul1swsns.
VICTORIA asissss 1als 81. : hstsiaship iowa
An 81 Hssis, tnr tralAkka Arrived n ~ Sgl.-.
osis frnwg sNlgk9x
TACOMA s4ii.d tnfs a.. Az "a Standard ~,
Br'ssl,sc schr rHEitFins. ix Hannsala
%EAH BAY, faly Al --fsses4 a. ST. clevsians
A. noou. hsai Care Nmt sax sfaltss. str lsies-
Mas;etwaa. Fr'u saa rrxuciscs ~ Tas.n,. ysss.ss
~at Am = fieriA, fnm Nir3sNa far CuMlsska
Z patsirsAip tara. frosa Nsesena caorsy. we;
rtr4. 4 miies
HtKSfME Paced 1u,r y. 81 c,sraoaa. fsam
GuNrxaas fvx San Fsrelsea
st-OKEN-Iplg a TAT a. Inax y y NJ Al
Errss frcr vtsSglsfs - Qassrstsrs. Irsf ia
Lat q, icra : . r. "a Aucgrs. FIRM nrrqoa
faf Qaff1si0En
sag FRANtiSED Atg4ysa Ig3y - ne str vie.
toFiA. frm ulatu hali.s.
SEATTLE sailed iuiy a. rev cssisr Msnuins
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed July 81 he T3ssi
Wave fcr Tacoma - Sp4yiac tdr 5sstt,a Ar
EssA Az HE-kE~s4~. fse<a s-.fsi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

9q7c; in bores. T4dec: peaches. evsnor,..a -. !.
ws.Siset5m 's ss s'srssss per u sisse prunes
e os5 30; ioose Muscsfeis sslc NJ sa,,n an L T.
anscaf'a sc; secdless sutanas i2saitr ~ ~
s s@' ds re- i asssy ar, rs ss ,,a .n. is
IL per ~ nectar1nes.
Canned Goods.
Canned vesrtahes t5otbfns,-Tom.,,.. a..
si.i .smasss. saisss sssa.: Silver ss. a
LIN. beans. liz: boston bnssa beans sa I, Rolls
nashroons e sess is; French peas a; I, ssss :
Canned Fruits tobhfugl Table -. ~.
!s s.ls. Cha cs;';.-s si:T''s -
berries Z, !, PEI .; su1r.n': s,S grapes. ss,
s'Ss.sg'. ';ss.ss '' siss..s4,. q
s sssss s.os I'M saS w. s;, !. " t,
isss. SIS rspss m iins. a' ssi'h tins. 81 Am
Canned Fish dobt1rs'--C iaras. Pm Tin.
81 dss nwssa salmon. "a sls iGsl'sr T.. IN Tn.
Alasts s,rer. don, In: Puget sound ' x, < Va
d. FRAN ,,s,S ss:,n Il! T.. sSs ias
Assr;sA !, * pr dos e. 'naslsrsi 5n ,as 'I Pc.
e csss' 81. Vet n sss. yGS.d ham,
~; ehfpped oesf In cans. s2Ts lunch tongue que
IN cans 2 .; russt hsss = 81 roast chicken. $50;
roast mnt I, ~; rosst turkey nD; pigs feet.
staple Groceries.
Chocolate Llcthnsl- Bakers I2-n Prcmlum. s-e.
I'm Eagle. z5c Star. I'm boxes. pc. ''e'
Bskey. IN tcrs- isc: van Houten. i'n t, Ms'
Sc; y, 90: Is: q, ahirardsIii's IN. &c '"''
nsSsas ~ essis. s ssss ee1 eI s.;r Tg
2 - Msnro- uasweeiened. s.; Economy 81 IS:
Sauces tiobbtns, --wmrvssrr~hir.. ssusu. per don.
. - medium, = Is large. $3.50
syrups tiohbngl- f,tps. ptk. per zsIlou. ne;
s ss & 81 psr s. III s's s,. Per s a s
-: California drsps, i-ral tins. per case. IS IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
MARINE VIEWS.

yfcyroRrA-Arrived Iuiy "a. N J. A. Thomas.
frvtn Yokohsns-
FORT BLAKELEy- Arrived July ~. sh bale.
hithA IA Augusta from Fort Tcwnssnd
VDCuEH foi>T.-passrd JrtY n 81 au.f
ssfu4sn from Oregon for Queenstown.
ANTWERP SAILED Jaiy n. sh xibeck. fos Ore
sou.
AUCKLAND Arrived yn;y d. str MoxnA, fram
san frsnTisco. via Moncsslu snd sgcnsy
MANITA sailed saiy ". MINISTER. too san
Franri4eS.
FORT LUDLOW Sailed Juiy %. schr y. 4 Red
Geld CAPS wlekheg for Hnneuia
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived JniT ~. ~ WilAfs'
etfr from Anartsras n ocridesssal from seattle.
-aii-.f ia rffsi Wave. faf rsrorsx. N SPARTAN
Tor s4sifbs. str k:npifr fns Coos Bay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

s,siinoer oil bhls tod9oe cases. sc advance
White Load fohbinsl-Pinncer or Carter, a.0nn
Collier. rirs Devor, lie Prepared paints. 5-rAi
esn. els7eleol i-ssl cans. 8 nai .ss; lsai cans.
MS@ffo: quart cans. Neo@iy
Nails. Tools and CordaEe.
Nails tobtinsl New hs, cut steel, sos to es.
saw,- .cro.sent pssscn's su,tie.,ooss. nasse per
foot numsoldt ard Toledo Sc; Tyes cro.scut
steel. Soc pcr foot hsnd Dis.tcn's. 20 per cent "a
~ Ases~sinsls BIT. " 50 per dcyi double bit.
ni.n Per dcz shoveis and spades Steel. san rer
g soeT 70 per dos rlct -itsIircsd y soas % per
dos. Fotks-Hay. a. per rent on iist Grindstones
,isss per N wedscs-steei. ssiic per ib. Files
arsiss~ Howe ,ra r.i.ssns.. rnsform. sis ard
e PER cent on lis'. nansic. 70 snd y rsr cent, "a
list counter, y usr cent on HIST stnncrd scales.
~ per cert oH list
Rcne tinhhsnsl Msnn., ii-inch and LARGER lac
itic sissi, il-nch and larger Or othresa III: q
sud losthrrad- 3s; tsnea Hath rm- sisi he
r,gwar -r,see, net pr'essi stamped. - and 70
f,rsritrwste 70 yer cert ~
wirs rsiaes barb wire. $50: rsi,apisea harhea
fence. siss green wire cloth. ms per 100 square
Powder tlobasns, nisss blasting. Per hes. ra
ctar, Hsrcrles cr tadson dynamite per cent.
- ~ per ease u 70 r.! per cent. " per ease.
.srr " asss ps....n, SEWING n sr s.ss
~ punent Rsh~ Sporting. S-m kegs 8. Eagle
nwes IN hess. gu per es.s
sho, tlntsissl .ps.r ass PR tss; srckshCt.
rssss -rm Loo double ssp~ aH; triple ,are.
blasting c.p.-xxx. ssssse per 100
Heavy Hardware.
mar irOa tioheiasi-sess base; Norway irun. s.
lien RIPE lieeslnst wrusht Irsr, Al, si,ss. bissl
ana rsissrlrsa. ~ rsf ss*nt "a list
sheet ginr ticbtinsl ifc PER r.
rinpl.,, tiabssnsl -chsrrosl Plates. bright &c
,4xm SIS rer hrx TX SIS rharroaf platsa
,srse Il mss 80 70 fe'rnea Ns& Ns
sheet frcn tioshinsa Aseriran eemsnor. No e,
shinsIs Rsnds 1alsaaissd, &C zee NJ ssaes. 81 50
se,ss- s,a,Asns, ~rinnsr.' halt .na Aau. .,e -,
n sstsa virsrf. flf-
iamher aud Building Materials.
Inss aupestes sushsy per NJ Sa / ar SAT-
Understandable A.. sssfs Ne | cedar SNff common.
res " siqss ,psacc soss Na' eesiss shiHsis hrst.
I.uussr Fir, rausA. $50. ,aies aaish. .n,facea
Ans nr tvs Afss q ana y inches widr. slsxe y
lsusths. u Is a fgss peSlAt irnstss ~ per u
sstfA ens tnsh Haiyk n4ss Al srrsssst sstm. q
~ e,,ra tlsssssns Dressed ard rslsAei ST
afl staeA NsaniA t3ash. ESs: Asnca. q Saeass
1iaeh n&&8 Fsncine Sa * &iseh kai.A
81 Ne o.. a. ehsrnel yusite, o. efrp ssairs.
vslsss kss e. 49,. 49, ~ ''ss"s,.,s ,,. sns
4 yAaia Ras teard. I gnsh and ar SIS
~ ,Agasiss q ~ s,Anisss shinstss 81 ~ iiaes
aniss Il n aaa e feet, sssssi shies snlsA sssss
y scssF sgearss ? : : and - beet Elass rsoA
Atlr ssss,i. s. - .Ayaeos q srssn ptsssss. as
ceseat rorti.na X. y i q. SS. Alsen. 81 =
Lnss Rs.hs fiAseSt. nfs sas Jaan. Ma T.
Iqs..sr esassr Gate. p>r ssl las
rissssr Aslr-sw asAsd. 81 50 PcF ass. anwssA.d
Al 4 rec NscN
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WEEKLY CRor BULLETIN.

seattle Juiy 81 100
United States Department ~ Ngsiggitage ClrrstA
ara t'rsf Raslg<in II tht Weather Bare1z NsSafaf
sca Sfettca. faf M rsst sniirg Iay g, tss
Use week war fat sa1 dgy ~ ths s&sisfa sTstsoa-
anI wArua ana dry r. fhs western ssstsaa. sxeeps
asuf4s on the N.h rear tss cost
uAqtrs rnasinNca With the sssnsshle weather Rai
a lsres srei ha ae~ txga ssciSrfi That wAieh
"a. heen Get wnhih tbs tea two weeks q N vgfy
solS aus,ity Wheat hsrrssssax has trsa 10 priu
eital ssrrlqv-frt x taytsetf IN TIE eastern 80
tesn The qesgslstens sfv NnthAm3sd sisse ,hs tAss
rr,,crs rhn hft weather bks uus httR lsrsrshis
fs g.rias Wheat Ard eats saf tkt yicid aiii ~
beiaw ire asefage, exee7k rnssikiy 10 tie eastern
vasf n WhynAn rcnnty. IRE rgfwrts IN rszrd 20
issts ana bailey Ia ihe eastern sectiau are uula-
varatle Wheat s. new hesinaos 70 fip%H IN p4fts
% the western ssetira
a. sn'ecs psst nsr q the Caast whteh has hrgn
lsartiaca IT. ihc state en- amQi, ktst fhs Zero
lyonia sa.is % gsTteratei cnteofra. has appeared
ia vast nurnheFs ana Is attaching ncarif All kinds
81 vegetation
me greatest damage has heen 20 sardsr r-ge-
table, aad late yutasess: but Ecos escys. wheat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

NHw YORK. 1sly 81 FlQlr Receipts. c.sa bar
,,is- sxs,rFts 1 10 harruis Maftst stsaay
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

Grave Results
Following Neglect
of a Common Cold.

sIr. Jos. Beaupre, Arlington Hotel,
Tacoma, Wash: 1.-TWO years ago I con-
tracted a severe cold. which / neglected
until 1t became a chronic case OF catarrh
and finally developed bronchial disease in
an aggravated form. then commenced
taking medicines Of all kinds, but none
seemed to do me any good. and steadily
grew worse.
when commenced my treatment at
the Copeland Institute / was
A Very sick MAJ.
I could seldom get afr through my nose,
and breathing through the mouth would
bring on terrible coughing attacks during
which / would nearly strange to death.
These attacks occurred many times each
day and every breath was accompanied
by wheeling. rattling sound In my chest.
could not eat, sheep or work. and was
altogether broken down.
I'm enc weeks time after commencing
the Copeland treatment felt better. and
since then I have continued to improve.
until am now perfectly weil--as well as
before the beginning of my trouble--and
all effects Of the disease have been re-
moved"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

the health. The lungs give the blood
oxyEen ana remove the foul Gsses
10 contains. The stomach manufae-
lures food into Substances from
which the more solid parts of the
blood are formed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
Entire System
Saturated with
Catarrhal P0iSOnS,

Mr.. schuyler Knowles. Cliften, Ma
son county. Wash: From my own per-
sonai experience l can recommend the
copeland treatment ~ thorough and
radical cure for chronic catarrh OF the
head, throat and stomach. after all other
methods have failed to give relief from
this wearisome malady.
II had been a sufferer for over ak wears.
and the disease appeared TO establish itself
more and more firmly until my entire
system was
saturated win Its FsissAs.
my nose was obsfructsd 20 thot was
unable to breathe freely, and Was COM
pellcd to hawk and spit almost inceapautly
to free my sore and swollen throat % the
Irritating mucus constantly dropping from
my head. In the MORNINGS there was
A enaStins. Bsrnins Sensat6Sn
In the roof Of my mouth. and I had to
cough for an hour or more 10 clear the
bronchial tubes OF the accumulated mu-
Gus.