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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


D. Phelps. CITY Mira c y Toda. victors.
VIM. smith. San Fran. W. C. Todd. do.
Rev L, J. Grihbin; 7, An Miss A. MeQuade. %.
Iottie Ferguson. EyerettJ =. Carroll do.
ia Moran, Chicago Mrs. Carroll. do.
John Nevin. DO c. Anderson. Tacoma
NJ II McCielland. Sitka Mrs. Anderson, do.
NJ Robinson. Dawson. Robert Croft, Victoria,
Mr.. R Ra,:si N0G de Mr. r TT Nichols. pse.
DR.. Van Winter City. G. W. Saunders, City.
Mrs Van Winter do. IT, G. He's. do.
j. NJ Adkins. Chicago, J. johnson. do.
o. l.. Atwood. City. 7. A. COMEDIAN, Portland.
H. j Bergman do. II l. Hoizhousen. City.
s II, McCow. SPOKANE. NJ =. Davis, Les Angls.
Mr.. T. Jensen 4 2 chdn. Isabel MeFsdden do.
r. H. Matlcrk, Eugene. a. r. Smith. city.
Mark J. Kins. Nome. W o'Rrien, siiilwstr.
Mrs. II. r. Chadoourne Mrs o'Brien. do
Boston. n nneey. Fireman.
Miss Ella Day, TownsendF. q Barrett. MArngo.
John n. Roche Spokane. c. u. Barrett. 30
T.. Hames. England X. Thornton. whsieom.
Thos. Mcleod. Chicago. Mrs. Thornton. do.
The Diller.
H. +. Mulard. Nome. Geo. A. johnson. Postld.
Miles Fuik la Conner Walter Crockett. Coupcvl.
j ~ Henaersan. a.. WIN. Lender. Aiiesheny
otto Henderson. "a. Geo. y. Miller, y. Orchid.
=. r. legfcott. do. J. W. HASTE. Mt vern.
Miss Icncott, DO. Geo. Anderson. Loowstoa.
cl.ir hoylc Newport Joe MeCauley, da
Nias n Clifton. sedroWH ". Ridge, do.
Miss Il Fuller. DO. Bart Hsaiy Trlt
ia Hnl Dawson. Miss Janet Rielsau. TIC.
Nrs Ma, YATES. Nome Miss Agnes Phniips "a
Al pepssnafe siRuuood q, y. Cleveland. Do
N i. smith. Lake Rent Watson Alien. Mouohsn.
WIN. Mei'hee. Arl.nztnu Mr.. A. Mcston. BotheA,
G. W. Collins. Lakesds.
The BrunswIek.
r = Rsrne.. ssrztoss- r VI Jones 81 Paul
+ Duffy Dawson. II. G. Ryan. %.
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whAtrsn. ". yiacautSfr. MFyFv.
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ph1Hpstuys MaJlt G. q Murfss Nalaisr
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wisg Mag Walton. 80. ~ Gsmsss. " r.
Misa Nsrana % T1sa raaner. San Tgan
q Fkfe rart Angles MFs Connsr. 81
Cara M Yufts. YiriI- r. Evans. spcsaas.
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rahrsfua TtrouA Smnos. NiczQsts
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G. Miller. Tktams.
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Cash Quotations.

Flour-FiYm.
wheat-No spring. 7iid7ilc. No. 2 red 7SlGTsa
Corn-No. 2 Saa59ic; No yellow. 4oc
Oats-No 2. 2iS@22tci No. white. marie No. ;
white. Gsassc.
Bafley-Good feeding. sssc; fsir 10 choice mailing,
i1dgsc
Fiasseed-No !. sifi No Northwestern qn
Mess Pork-Per barrel SIT isdll %
Per 100 bounds s. s0d6 So
Short Rihs-sides loose. s. asa-
shoulders Dry salted boxed 6ta6sc.
Short Ssdes-Clear, boxed s. s5a7 IS.
Suaars-~G inchangcd
Clever fnrfraft vraHe
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Dairy Products.

On the produce cxcharge today the butter market
was Arm. creamery les1Qci dairy. itaisc
Cheese Firm laallsc
EESs- Firm; fresh i5saiic.
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COTTON MARKET.


NEw YORK. Aux st-The cotton Naaykst ey.ensa
rasg. viA AHErsf contracts UNCHANGED una other
reeit'nss SCI peiais loser TIC market reacted SAT
uaiaik IN rnFsgiag ths infsf4Gr aersnasnf hsiuz
snail. and closed aqift ~ iasQ x 8 !. poin.s
6 q .
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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who has been discussing current topics
for several weeks past
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Peter MeCsrty, a seaman on the steam
ship WaIia Wala. vas taken to prnEi-
lance hospital sester-Azs ss1sx.ax <yssa
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
Portland, Or Aug q, 1900.
Cloudy aud thrratcning. with shower
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Aur a. 1900.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma, spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARkEr.

PORTLAND. Or. Avs ss-whrat- STEADY ard
hisheT MAlA WAAa. ssassc; VALLEY. ssc. blue
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Anr "a whfst- Strs,ly anA errs
hshsr. Bresisn. 81 ciab Ss, hofA ior e1pa7t
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TRl-O-LET.

BY the by and bye and bye try our
wine We have every variety and MI
very fine: they have age. body and purity
and the aroma is q surety that Migliavac-
cas- is the place TO buy wines. Phone
Main G51. 100 Main street
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Go 10 SPINNING tor bicycle repairs.
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cattle .ssao.Ia2 90. sss.sss 90
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SAN FRANCISCO. aug. 2L-whe.t-steaay for
futures; shade armer.
Barley-Quiet.
Oafs-stcady.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
CITY NEWS

| SUSAN AsOOA~~Jt AO@AASSA'y "a Wal
city, is now employed at White Rive
Junction.
Luther Beckley began work yester
day as one Of City Engineer Currier'
assistants in the surveying depart
ment.
c. f. Stevens left yesterday after
noon for Ferrisburgh to visit Yer
mont'S famous blind author, Rolant
Robinson.
Ford Flagg, of Richmond, was ii
the city yesterday on his way home
from Woodbury. where he has beer
playing baseball.
J. J. Mckenzie gave a very inter
esting lecture last evening in the
Quinlen block on the subject of 'La
Dor Saving Machinery"
The lady who lost her jacket at the
grand stand on the evening of the
Fourth, can have the same by address.
sing Lock Box Al, East Barre.
Mrs. G. N. Field and Miss Mamie
Brush came down from Williamstown
yesterday and joined party Of young
people who went from here to Wood
bury pond today.
Martin Casey, who has been away
at bis home in franklin Falls, N. H.,
attending the ordination ceremonies
of his brother to the priesthood, re-
turned last night.
Superintendent @. S. Currier states
that unless an unusually heavy rain
falls during the next three or four
days it will be necessary to put the
pumping station into working order
again.
The work on the Berlin street bridge
has practically been commenced. Two
derricks have been raised and two
gangs Of men will be set at work at
once. City Engineer Currier was
busy yesterday surveying the site.
Arrangements are being made for a
series of sessions of the city court for
the purpose of granting naturalization
papers to Barre citizens. The ses-
sions will be held in the evening each
time SO as to accommodate all persons
interested. The date for the first one
will be set soon.
Owing to a provision in the will
which left the property Of the United
States Hotel in Plattsburgh to it's
present owners, Charles Johnston the
formerly of Barre has been
obliged to vacate the hotel but he
will probably soon be quartered in an
,ther building where he will be pleas
ID to welcome his Barre friends when
hey visit Plattsburgh.
The youngest son Of Samuel Cars
veil, Ayers street met with quite a
erious accident yesterday. He was
to ride bicycle when in en-
leavoring to pass between the curbing |
md Eastman Brothers team which |
vas standing there, he fell and start
ed the horse. The animal Immediate
y bolted running over the young fellow
vrecking the bicycle and leaving the
10Y unconscious. He was picked
ID carried into his fathers house and
)r. Reid sent for. The doctor found
hat out side of having finger brok-
n there was no other damage.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10

A competent lady stenographer and
typewriter desires situation on trial
for part or full time. Inquire Of DIR.
l.. w. Hanson, Wood block, Barre,
Vt, tt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
Building Lots For Sale
Three Lots on Patterson St.,
Three Lots on Washington St.,

And thirty-five other lots adjoining Wash.
ngton street, are for sale. These lots are
plotted out, good size, on three-rod streets,
and are accommodated with the'electric road,
electric light sewer and water.
The land as laid out is held by its owner
more especially for those who wish to build
home for themselves rather than for tene-
ment houses. The restrictions are that no
one can build house to cost less than 81 800
nor place the same within twenty feet of the
street. Therefore l wise to invite the atten-
ton of those who wish to buy building lot
soil that you are to build upon, the accommo-
dalton that you will receive and the price
that you have to pay compared with other
locations in the city.
46tf HARRY PATTERSON.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
BERLIN.

Mrs. R. P. Downer is gradually
failing.
Rev. J. J. Hall is in town and will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday. The
pulpit was occupied last Sunday by a
minister from Connecticut.
- Hiram Thurber has his new barn
up and boarded.
A household necessity. DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, wounds of
any Sort cures sore throat, Group, catarrh,
asthma: never fails, DIV
1t is reported that Rev. J. J. Good
acre will spend his vacation here.
Berlin is getting to be a great sum-
mer resort. ST.
Years of suffering relieved in night. Itch
ing piles yield at once to the curative proper
ties of Doan's Ointment. Never fails. At
any drug store, SO cents. DIV
We are all glad to hear that Blanche
Bullock is on the gain. She has had a
tube inserted in her throat to breathe
through.
J. f. Winslow is at home and 1t is
feared that he is not improved very
much in health.
TO Cure A Cold In ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QuNNn TABLETS.
All druggists refund the money II It fails to
cure. E. w. GROVES signature ia on each
box. 25c.
This is poor hay weather and not
much has been cut.
III owe my whole life to Burdock Blood
Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered my body.
seemed beyond cure. B. b. B. has made
me perfectly we'll woman" Mrs. Charles
Hutton, Berville, Mich. DIV
If Mr.. Towne had had his votes
printed he would have stood more
Than an even chance to have been
nominated for County Commissioner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
It Saved His Leg,

=. A. Danforth of LAGRANGE, Ga, suffered
for six months with frightful running sore
on his leg; but writes that Bucklen's Arnica
Wounds, Piles, its the best salve IN the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only Is cts. Sold by w.
H. Gladdlng, Parlor Drug Store. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
Card Of Thanks.

TO all who in any way assisted us
in the sickness and dissolution of our
little Phil, we wish to extend our
sincere thanks.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN ANDERSON.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and d.
arrhna Remedy. e. A. Drown & Co.
will refund your money If you are not
satisfied after using It. 1t is every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessful remedy in use for bowel COM
pl ,ints and the only one that never
fails. 1t is pleasant safe and reliable.
DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-10
The Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

II have been In drug store for twenty
wears and have sold most all of the proprietary
medicines Of any note. Among the entire list
have never found anything TO equal Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme-
DIV for all stomach and bowel troubles" says
o, W. Wakefield, Of Columbus, Ga. This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morDus in my family and have recommend
ed and sold hundreds of bottles of It to my
customers to their entire satisfaction. It
affords quick and sure cure In Pleasant
FORM" For sale by Il. A. Drown 4 Co.,
druggist, DIV
The evening world., 1900-04-03
IRELAND AND THE QUEEN.

\ y Queen victoria's visit to Ireland this week
we're IN act Of oondescending nattery, I'M
lsetaken q part Of conciliatory policy In
tine OF national peril. recent discussion as
to the probable character Of her reception
WUuM have seemed more natural. But the event
hardly bears such a disagrceabe stamp as that,
1Assv b every reason to believe that the Queen Is
1es9ly moved by the gallsntry and the losses OF
~ Irish troops In South Africa: that she goes to
- Green Isle In n condition Of sincere sympathy
Nh It, brave people. The followers OF the harp
~ shamrock have nothing to gain and much to
~ b. allowing her treatment to be other than
my courteous.
: 6oonad6 quarrel IL not with Queen. but with
= Voes0. II from victoria's present visit could
1Dult state OF feci: :. and finally OF understand
- Which would hasten the day OF Justice for the
~. blood would prove to have been shed In
0ogeA Africa for far better purpose than ..e
o111og u new gold mines to British possessions.
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THE BUSY LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER.
TUESDAY-IRONIHG DAY.

Iantn should be made very damp and foned dry.
Nothing IL more repulsve OF unhealthy than damp
linen. Sheets are not tDade damp a. . cloth. a.
they should b sot when perfectly dry.
All table linen ,haa Is smbrosdsssa with cosored
silks should Be- washed quickly In suds made With
css~ soap. rsnsed thoroughly. then rolled In clean
sheets and soosd tmxseS;4seiy Il should b ironsd
perfectly dry.
Inquiry frequently made respeeeing the noAe
Of putting Q sIoes linen collars and shirt bosoms
ike thAs on new linen THIS S.oss enamel. n
somsslmes called ID proiuced mainly by friction With
warm iron and may be put linen by almoss any
person. The linen TO hs gssed resolves ~ much
strong starch a. :, 10 possie to charge WITH and
then Il dried.
The o.d-fashicned homo made ssi6snlng IL sAaAs
psr~mn white vax shout the size Of Q walnut.
table and moistened very slightly ths surface with
a cissa Ne, cloth II % then Irone1 In the usual way
With hatircu. and 10 ready for the sosstns opera
ton For this purpose . peculiar heavy Aatircn,
rounded 81 the bottom, and polished ~ br,sn, .
mirror II used II IL prescd nraay upon the lissa
md rubbed win much force. end this frctioaaa action
puts on the siesa. Elbow srssse" h the prsscipal
seeses connected vash ~ an Of gio0hG linen
The hsst shin s,sea bosrd II css msAe Of -.
sonei wood. . fscs wsds one foot M . half isas
asd Inch thick This should b covered with sws
thrvs shscknsssss oe aasnsi drawn s1ght asA wsl
tucked IN p,ocA cevsr aon1a u1sh casssa aaaasl
dnva vesy 49,. 80 - usls sus11os ~ I'll
uhss sseesa - ~ - - boogl ~ olDI
0oG0 - ou1 49,
The evening world., 1900-04-03


All Through tn. opera hi, thoughts were fas away-
In the time when little May Jackson won HE isvA -
was twenty -four then and May twenty-five.
She had a passion for jasmine always ha1 49,
about her and he had grown TO love the dsisaAs ~
GRANGE Of the flower. Then came . time Wan ~
summernss at the beach ceased: he heard ~ ueA0
from her until long aferward when he found shs ~
gone 10 the Continent with an uncle whe 10 oneo
died. leaving all his property 10 bis nises.
Weston was thirty now.
Al first he thought the sd love had returned. ~
again he felt that he never was more In isvs ~
Eleanor Forbes than tonight. He save hi0gs0
shake and tried In van 10 throw on the old De01oA
Early the next morning he sat down and Ws0eo -
Eleanor Forbes-told her the whole story-e14 oons
the message by his footman.
f-hp- rouid have seen her face a. she roAAl
mschievous smile broke her lips: not IN vain ~
she worn jasmine tina, evening! She took card non
10 case at hand wrote few words IN the lever
corner then inclossd with spray OF jasmine In -
envelope and rang for the maid.
A short time afterward Edward Weston rscsivsd the
dainty little envelope and with trembling hnssrs
broke the seal. Out dropped the fragrant }asnins
and with It a square of cardboard which bore the
following:
Eleanor May Jackson Forbes. Call this s~ssang
lat s."
II seemed n. II the time would never como when -
might her At last the clock chmed the half hsuf
Soon after he arrived at the Forbes mansion WoFdo
not needed. A little later he asked abeae he
name.
"Oh." she replied. laughing, my arnts ns0s .
Jackson. and I supposed. Of course. you knew ny
name was SoTSsE. ! .ss quite often introduced q
the seashore Miss Jackson by mistake. A. for ~
Eleanor have only lately taken that up ~ moD
suitable. Am forgiven
month later the wedding cards were out
The evening world., 1900-04-03
AFFINITY HUNTING.
6y Albert Psym Tsfhyns.

~ HERE 10 = swess and pleasing theory that
every woman has q chance to marry her az
hnity.
Granting tina, souls are distributed In pairs. DO you
know hat probability you have Of wedding youf twin
spirit7
Just one chance IN s.sN.sN0A
There may be q unit two out Of the way IN this
startling calculation. but careful figuring Of the
odds both sides has brought |; down to that APP
proximate result
In tho first place. there are its - 10 persons In
this overcrowd.d old world Of ours
The average society girl meets at most fo person.
with whom she hfterward continues on speaking
terms This lowers her prospects Of meeting her
affinity to one chance In 7so.tG.
SeIi. suppose they meet There II about one chance
In nfty that he will fall IN love with her There IL
barely one chance n 10 hat shs will fall in love
with him.
These twin souls sometimes a ,rine dense about
recognizing each other al first sight.
Hence. going back To the beginning. after the style
OF tho House that Jack Built, the chances that you
will meet your afnnty and that mutual love will
result are sbou, 10 10 ss7sSO
OF men who fan In love barely ne-fourth are In
position to marry. This again lowers you prospects
"a wedding your affinity to one chance In ~ isI o0
Parental objection one side or another 10 said 70
break fully 80 per cert, Of the proposed nsa,ch..
adays. which sends your chances tumblins down to
one In ss.2sa6co
Now let us allow collectively for the engagements
fractured by lovers ausrrels loss OF money misun
derss death ncklsness the attractive force Of
some non-afinvs outsider. and any OF the countless
other causes that smash loving hearts until the pieces
are soldered together by the warmth OF the next
hsmeD and which part engaged 'ok.
wise statst'cian once said that from every seven
engagements barely one marriage resulted. Grant.
ing he was righ, land his view very moderator.
your mai prospects Of meeting your anni,y at the
altar have dwinaIcd TO one chance In G3eGl6o
Ye, there must be an awful mistake somewhere In
these figures
For where IL the girl or man IN love who cannot
prove concusrey 10 airy who will listen that his
or her particular love AFFAIR II the cearcst case OF
I win-soui sfinity on record'
The evening world., 1900-04-03
An Aneodote Of Stevenson.

n, Graceful. and charming anrcdoie OF Steven
n san !s given currency In Golfers Weekly. Thu
novelist was VISITING a friend In California anc
speedily became great oonhdan Of his hosts litti,
daughter. oac day the subject Of birthdays was
being discussed, and then the young lady bewalied
her hari fate. she had been born Feb. - and
therefore had enjoyed only two birthdays In all her
eleven years. The kind-hear,ed writer sympsthired
with her. lie mcditated fe~ minutes. then went "a
the writing ds,k and drew IN the following docu.
ment:
J. Robert Louis Stevenson In a sound state Of
mind and boiy having arrived at an age when
no longer nave any use for birthdays. do give
and beaueath my birthday. ION the 18th Of
November. To Miss Adelaide ide. to re hers from
this year as long rs she wishes IT,
The evening world., 1900-04-03
SPONGE CAN'T AID GARDINER.

TT = Qsstly to be desired that District Attor.
~ Gardeners determination to fight hard
u Ais own defense before the Governors
j Commissioner shall not In any degree abate
His ardor In this direction may assist In
beinging out some truths which failed Of revela.
~ Sor lack Of fervor on his part on the aide Of
~ loas Grand Jury.
~ II wouldn't help Col. GARDENERS case n
Dose1cls II he could succeed In his effort to have
~ Grand yury's presentmcnt expunged from the
seust records. with a capable and earnest Dis.
slet-Attornsy." the record says. and the public
tslisvsA tho Police Dspanmcnt would find II
18Th di@eult and dangerous to permit or TO tosr-
e1s certain conditions In our city which are almost
laesant In their defiance Of law and order
u y neither the sponge nor the whltswash
bsulA that will now avail Col Gardiner In the eye
q NV Yosk.
The evening world., 1900-04-03
EARLY PHNSIES.

IF one wants early pansies Il 10 well to start then
this month. They seldom thrive well In the livina
room. needing liberal amount Of fresh air daily
The best plan Is 10 hx up = sort 81 hot-bed frame.
using box foot and half deep. II Is q good plan
To have II In such place that It slopes the south
Fft sash with hinges that u may be l.s'ed easily.
Sow thu secd In the fresh Rich. light soil that has
been put In the box covering them lightly and press.
Ing down slightly 10 insure moisture until germina-
ton takes place, Sprinkle lightly with water. Then
put tho sssh down until the plants begin to appear
On cold nights keep the snsh we'll covered and when
the days are wnrm and surshny let tho sssh be
openedL