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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
JOINING QUOTATIONS.


sasar Golden. G, q btls asaE extra G, IN bills
tssf powdered, eossc. dry graduated ss2ic; In
y higher cube, ssgse srot cash prices.
gltHf. etc Patent Excellent GGs: Imperial ta3S
Hsssity A. y. usiifornia brands, ~; corn meal rel
-, N@ per 100 lbs. IN ioih sacks corn meal
ess, fl'a per i@ HE, n ioib sachs: huehwhsat
Naf pure. $40 per % his, In 9Th saeks crarhed
nsAt " u per 100 lbs. ~ 10Th sacks, farins, e 70
~ w Rs, IN lo,ih sacks. fsfina, 81 per iaA lbs.
h sh SACKS isner relied pats saso per bhi. IN
n saen: corn meal yellow. s. 70 psr bbl. IN sqb
nsas corn meal. white 81 per bbl Ia seib
~; hnrswheat henr pure, s. - per tbl, In solh
- - cracked wheat, 8 pr bM. " seie sscls;
WtifNs uatnira "a 30 mt hill. Ia solh SACKS; gra-
seh neAf. s. pr hti. IN ssh sscks; whole wheat
Nn'. s. per Dbl. IN s0th sacks. sye meal yTs psr
q J, nae saess ~ tienf. 81 PER nhi fancy rolled
@t, i@lb net hbls SAL iaaey rolled cats %
1tn. ksss fsmss spilsd oats. per case y1@; nee.
1ssss'e lap sliss caeolira Nrs
Vsaes .ntsen Msvhs. per ~. zasasiie; lava pes
A@7sse Costa Hirs, choice, per H. i5avfiglr
sss s. ss s Nh sss y" p.r a sr'
a. ass s s ns' r. s & ss,. as rs
y fnm ''''''' '' - '- s'''s''
estter. cheese, Risks and roaltsy.
hslssf nsucA. ieeslS Nj. taney dairy. IN squares.
81 n: Washington essamssiss N and slb psin,s.
sasrs Native Washington, iasaislrs Eastern. n
e!la hslf skim cheese I@s
:. kEssesl'etly hssh ranch. sasssc Eastern. les
e. csas hoae, California comb. lssslsr: strained.
. nsIp, w. shis.sa. lAsls; I'VE ,ansy. Ne,
Nuts.
Nslanfs res ~ sacks ikaitc. Eastern black val.
~. Y reeans. ne aherss. iiic Bsaaii. Ia
sNeaSs. fsnss aeft shsil isc aifnonds. No q sc
Fshafs ~ rsee IN hiekary. tscl coraanu,s per
ehsssHnis, vi itshans ne popcssn, 81
HAY. 1rain and Feed.
~ ss s.S s s.- Y; s i s siiss , Il, WISH
ps,a iNs t,a.. S.
hsAr relNa seesai
= saA~" Aslg, So cracked So tsca meal per ,ca.
sA-ss-rseA sas&si, al cake meal. ~, r,a.
ss.s ss assn NJ sau,A 81. chenred iced.
royisrs Food.
II. assss's,sa ssslss geis sis tsr tow ssculsSsi
ssa.4sa sac Il iss ,sa halisi s Il. $40 ' -,
~ u f5A beef meat les. So lsf tea href
sr ~ psg ta,: hsst tssp. lsh. 81 per
@S esssAl aa So res sesa
Neat Prov isiens aud Fish.
:, - ss.s Cos t.yi = Yer y ssss pee "
arr : ~ a snai " psr h
.F~assNs nsHis iaysc iise sm,Af lsg tsesk.
49, w q, 'altef ss,lss ~
"a hSs.' na.ls az u. - White star 81
~ VIA Rss, 81 shield, W siuoa
80 ~ n,uto, sst qaus.. 4 sss..,r.
sssniseN 49, sciss. b.. rsek ssa Nss.,
$50 ~ sNst 81 hlhsk rvt sAxc. pygsess
~ ga Il p. . 80 N, ~ ss.se ',s
- sNsa aittngi Red saiuna Sia rink
49,. ~ nv. Sis ealnes bottle. shsis' s.;
- ps si s,s.i s i.',,s. 49, ls y, ssf1 s,S
Es~i tsfssas, isle sess 81 ,nsesrl hsrtsns
q ~ s...ss5,'. lsiie sse,.. ST. ssas.s
saaa a. ffa1an Aaaiiss. sJstae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

CHICAGO. July H.--Cattie- Receipts as0o in
steer steady TO strong Westerns abosit steady:
butchers stock strong. Arm: natives. hest ON sAie
~ poor to medium. 81 sod5 i5 selected feeders
stssdy 70 strong at ykaA75 mixed stocksrs. S14
~, cows Gss %; heifers. 81 io95: Gamers, 81 800
-; oails Y Naaeoi calves. steady at IS s0d66o
hoes-Heeeipts. B,eoo: estimsted for tomorrow
2smo; ieft over $500; choice light. shade higher:
heavy, shade. lower; top. Nul. mixed aud butch.
ers. - maaNt: GOOD to choice heavy. 81 ioas IA:
tonsA heavy: g. @@se: light. U.iseszi, bulk q
sheep Receipts. 1000: sheep and lambs, steady,
rhoice hrm common lambs, easier: good to choice
wsthers - 1904 50; fair to choice mixed So s6da 10:
Western sheep. tss 10: Texas sheep - iot: native
lambs. NDs6. Western lambs. ssef6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BreadstuRs.

BreadstuRs.
LONDON. July 3i.--wheat csrroes on passage,
buyers and sellers apart carRocs No. I standard
California sos: cnrgoes WaIia WaiIh. -, cargoes
Oregon. 3s 81
LIVERPOOL. July 3i.--wheat-Q Quiet No. l
standard California. Is 2sd wheatsin Paris. duh
Flour in Paris, weak
Wheat dun; srot No red Western vintsr 4,
~; No. Northern spring. g. Vi; No. 1 California,
o. tdmss 3D. Futures. quiet July. nominal: Sep
tsnbef.ah ID; December Is I'D
Cora--spot new. quiet; old steady: American mir
ca. new. y ~; old. y i1h Futures. quiet; Sep
tsznber. lid; old. D. lid.
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The New Plan.

tnaanea and dtseased lintng Of tho
stomach 10 nrat soothed and uuictea
by the use OF proper remedies.
The sore ana tnaamea spets ere
healed and the lining Of the arw~n
IL restored tn tsa wonted tone ana
healthy condition.
Under this plan healing drugs
quiet the sore and innamed spots
that have Been shrowinw out auan-
tfttes - poesen that 10 mixed with
the foea, thus preventtn9 the Has.
tric jufcea FROM disseivinw ana at
Gesting ~.
when once healed the lining os the
stomach 10 enabled to serve the pup-
pose that nature Intended q 70
serve.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

MoIf- sailed July a. IT. Gredsrica. for 6An
Francisco.
sYDNEy-Arrired prior 10 July o. Be ctr wss-
rimoo, from Vancouver.
OYSTER HARBoR-Arise1 July y. Aus ~
siam, from san Frspeisco
TACOMA -ssiied July u. str Prosrrsc. fu sAa
Francisco
PORT rowSsEND-Passea in July b. maii
two. nasted sxhr; nlsch Funnel s1 p m. str
CLEVELAND. 7 80 b. m. from Cape None for asat-
tie. Passed out. rev cutter Mccullough.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

Laesl Rsrcrt Msssfapm tsrapsnfnrs. ~ ds<fses
ustinars = mska N Trsre n raia ssn snrirs
~ rssf twenfyfcar kragA Fairly Slouafs Mshi
ssfsetl. vieas
@ n sAFAsBuar.
aertson pfreSsrr wcxsasf Essrxn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

hops and fruit trees are attached Spraying with
paris green or tie usual insecticides has been un-
fruit trees
In the ten 10 twelve days since they hrst appear
been DESTROYED IN many localities The. worm y
most numerous in the Sound country and has rot
appeared east Of the mountains
Extracts From Correspondents.
Lover Sound: NewhalI- Having pretty well
cone lot Of fire hay being secrired The pea crop
on high lands i short, owing TO hot and dry winds.
Frcdonia-osts vl ~ resdv - e4,t y two wsess.
srtworrs intnring garden truck badly Langley
Worms have been eating. up nearly all Of the gar
ready 70 ent Dungcress-Thr best hsyins ses-
son on record. cutwonns doing great distraction
stripped and Il looks though the hate crop vili
Be desfro1ed- Boston-Fine having weather Ar
anrtoR-H as sboslt all M and IN socd csuiition-
Eafiy wheat and oats are nearly ready to cut: Gar
dens about all ruined ~ worms. which win not
iesrs more than ons.thrd Of crop
trptr Sound; Black Diamond Fair week for
haying Potatoes hiithted worse than anticipated.
cntwofms very raveuouss even eating clover At
root Oats rirenins fast and win soon he ready
worms doins area.-d damage 70 vegetables and
climbing trees especially pear trees. and eating
fiuit and leaves. snmner--Hayins shout done.
clean. Late potatoes VIII not pay for digging.
Oats and whest ready &c cft
Southwest counsiss: oakville-Pass week favor
abs FOG gathering Of hsT: quality good Grain
rpepnz last Worms devournr vegetables Arc
.e.hsy turning cnt We'll Pasture 10 me GOT,
a,,eu Pofatnss hfn TAR 70 pe Food hoots o' "a. ~
snns do'ns We'll worn. nave not resenSu 'nts
iorahss YET heltnrsne- worms cleaning up ev.
essthihs. about bali on every SQUARE ieet
unfrvorsbie for hsyine Gardens are growing nice
" uu' cnt~orrns arr deins sonsinershe asmaks
70 rustsss. and cshozse Msesroeh~LArsest
part ~ the hay n barns; Snrd snahff Oats Dot
nihng our well worms eating M garden seseta-
hies etc doins rrIh DAMAGE to potatoes, CAB
q
ley Wild hay msstne tn fuii progress. Hasnx y
about all done Quite int o. frnin cut wheat
very poor. The worms are Going reat damage
70 AL growing crops climbing trees and Dripping me
frHfi eating rotafoe> IN the ernunh az Wen a. tnr
tops
Spokane Country; Spnksnt- Harvesting In faii
progress No material change h the prospect Tor
m enormous crcn, Wsveslr-Threshing y gen
efaL Very roos Weld q Writer wheat; spring crop
viii be verse. Peone-T Too hot for spring Ersin %
~ pcrfcetiy. FAN wheat va. god; spring wheat
VIII be only fair, and oats viii be light crop All
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

The Post. Intellixancsr has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand.
McNAily 4 Co.'S latest folder map u
tbina and Asia These may b secured
at post-tntsiAgaacsr busiDesa Offices 81
70 cents each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

NotSre 10 Captains a steamers q yesssls Pas
ina Rahsfa Pofns Nesh Ray % g. Grunns
Tri.ef stssas .satker bsrAa ahscrvw al that pcHt.
yin fs,au 70 Naffssns kxrhansr. Seattle. Al re-
ktit slGsalinx hisn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

Cash Quotations.
Flour Quiet.
wheat-No , spring. ssaTsc; No . red. lsseT7 c.
Corn-No. g 1t@sgsr
ost4- 80. Z siic; No white. zsssssci No. .
white. A@2iic
Rys-No. 2. s0@s2lc.
Barley Coed feeding barley. save; fair % choice
mailing. isui5c.
Flsxseed-No. l. $50.
Timothy seed-Prime S.m.
Mess pork-Per barrel, s1i ssalf.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. ss.sfEds.6.
Short Rihs-sides. loose. N@f %
shouiders-Dry sated. boxed. s3a7c.
Short sties-C Clear. boxed N sad7 %.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. 81 80
s'ears-cut loaf. 9. ssc granua.ed. CSC: confsc-
TONERS A. e.3c; on A. sl3c
C1over-Ccntrsct grade. s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
What Is Dyspepsia9

The name that has been gives TO
all stomnch diseases Is Dyspepsia.
md this nRme L. used for want OF
n better one.
The word Dyspepsia mean. .Dim-
cult- Dtgestion." II does not inai-
cate diseases 1t only Expresses =
condition. and suhacutc inhnmma-
ton of the stomach certainly ren-
ders digestion extremely afAcult.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

Boston.
BOSTON. July SIS some improvement Il noted
In the wool markets. Dealers are not exactly
ready to buy freely but direct bidding ON many
lines Of wool and In some instances fair purchases
are made Arriyals OF wool from the West. which
have been liaht for some time, are now more me
quent Quotations.
Territory woods. secured basis: Montana and
Wyoming, hne medium and fine. lielsc; secured
Soc staple. s2s53c. Utah. fine mcdfam and fine
lehne scoured, sr; staple. s1a53c. Idaho. fine
medium and hne. 16asifc. secured. s0c; staple
SAaA3c. Australian. secured spot prices, combine
supsrhne. nominal. s2as7c good. 0tts2c.
q e q
Visible Grain supply
NEW YORK, July a.-special cable and teis-
graphic communications to Hradstrtctfs show the
following changes IN available supplies from the
last account
Wheat. United States and Canads east 81 the
Rockies. ineuascd oos 90 bushels; adost for and
In Europe incrsssed ocS bushels total supplies
increased s0e 900 bushels
Corn. United States and Canada. east Of the
Rockies. decreased .t520 90 bushels
Oats. United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies. decreased .et1 bushels.
Pacific coast wheat stock decreased 1900 bushels
last week
p e q
silver Going 20 Europe.
NEW YORK, suiy sl-The steamship Majestic
sailing for Europe tomorrow, viii tske out $4,000
ounces u silver.
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BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jay n.--whsat-stsady on
cab and weak In the spot market
Harley Futures. easier spe'. hrm
spos quotsticHs were:
Wheat shipping. No I. Nes choice. slcsi; mill
Rssis, Fsea' Ts1sfse; brewing wessoc.
Oats Coed TO ohaice white. uHseiS; gray Orc
gen, 81 ioGfi.D.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks 400: Oregon. m: wheat.
centals 81 as barley. centas SOS: oats. eentsis.
sss; Oregon So Neans sacks. al potstoes. sacks.
sss brae sachs 100 hay. tons, ~; WOOL bales. II.
hides. number. III.
Provisions. Fruits. Etc.
Nnls.nns Niddangs. s'as: Iran. tif soaiam ~
Hsy-whsa,. psn. wheat and cat sseiii best
barley S.D. alfalfa, tssi %; compressed wheat.
Potatoes sweet. Haaae.
Vegetable. -siitsrslin onions. sscasi cucumhsrs.
s'tss rsa' ..ss,ss s'' ssa essss @ '
Fruit Apples, choke 81 common Sc; hsxfcan
limes. ,ssssNi eommca California lemons, hss
d ns. $, pinsspsie. q saasN
Rnttsr- Fsnes ereamers. Eassic seconds. 2lss1sc.
fanc5 dairy. lssssspc. seoonas. ls,sisc.
ehesse California Rata. aassc, Young America.
stow. issiisi fancy ranch. &c. Eastern. y
reui,ry -rurtsy scbsies. ssm~: turkey hens, u
@iie: oid resetefs q xfst Young ROSTERS. 81 nas.
snail hrcslers, NI}a4i large bratleys. y MAJ fry-
ers, sSaa 50 hens. s. seGsl cid ducks ksSs; ssess.
gi1fdl. Is,
Wool and Hops.
wool spriaE NstAss, issisei Eastern orexun q
mtstt valley oregon Rsfnc fall Nuethryn ruurt.
ain jamts' le4fsr, mopntaiu hDbs', saier saa
Joaquin plains. ssfcc Humtsldt and Msnfcctns.
tt4itc
noss-csss Il 1900, n@is
Closing Quotations.
wheat STEADY neccFhsg, 81 ~; cash. ,uo
raraey Fssiefs peesrter. III
CoYa Larss ysgisw 81 hFl14
g. & q
NEW YoRk MsRKETA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
The Old Plan.

The old plan Of doctcrinw for sscm-
seh troubles consisted in r~rwes ana
emetfcs.
Drugs that irrltatsA Or snaamed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

me hest Liver Medicine. A vegetaose
cure for Liver Ills. niiicaxnsss. Indlgss-
ton. Constipation. adv
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A very sick MAJ.
HOME TREATMENT.

Doctor Copeland requests All whe
are ailinE. MI who feel . gradual
weaken1n9 ov al whs realise that
their health in bein6 undermined
by some unknevvn compiaint, 10 cus
out this slip. Mark the question that
applies to youF case and will Aiag.
nese your case for you.
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For this Doctor Cspeband's serv-
ices sre freei II means mn charge
will be made. NOT = penny Will bs
received. II means no promtse %
pay--no fsture ohligatton n implisa
or demanded. IL means what n
says. To one and ali II 10 ussasivs-
cally and absolutely free.
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DON'T PAY MORE.

THR0MlC Cataen6 n an It's
- fcms. Ast6mA. BroackiHs.
hctpdenf CeassMpfioa. Diseases Of
Me Nomsch. he Kidneys. tie Nssv-
oss System and Blood treated II tie
Ccpsland Institute At IS Z month.
medicines iscisdsd. snM csrs6.
Dba'f pay nsoss.
CONSULTATION FREE.
D.. Copelaad's Doek frss 70 ~.
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MY stomach grew weak and sentative
and my food would not digest properly. I
fost all natural appetite and what
ate lay like lead In my stomach. causing
great distress from indigestion. ac1uity
and severe sick headaches. had
Tired ana worn-0st
feeling. and was almost completely broken
down.
II had taken one medicine after another
without benefit until l vas greatly dis
cournEed. but when learned that the
Copeland treatment was curing 30 many
other cases OF iong-stauding chronic dis
eases decided 10 give IL n chance TO cure
mine also. In this
Was Net Disappointed,
and the treatment cannot he too highly
praised. II drove the disease from my
system and gave me back my health and
strength"
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= "ys your nose stopped upf" +
: DO you sleep with mouth wide :
. els there pain IN front Of headr' 3
. as your throat dry VI soref" .
2 Have you . bad taste In the .
> morningY" .
. DO you coughr' .
. DO you cough worse ct nightf" .
. .s1s your tongue coatcdf' .
us your appetite failingr' .
lis there pain after eafingrs .
Are you light headedr' .
: vo nw d's.y Eou get up suddenly sfs 3
DO you have hot fiashesr'' .
"Do you have liver marksy'
"Do your kidneys trouble your
do you have pain In back or un- Z
4 DER shoulder bladesf' 9
EDO you wake up tired ana out u z
scrtsf"
I Are you losing feshr'
lis your strength faiIiugr'
IMPORTATION or NEW HOME :
, TREATMENT SENT FREE
On APPLICATION.
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q e y
SEATTLE WHEAT NARKET.
wheat-Export No, I club. Sc: No Z bluestsn
9c. Miiling. No | club Sc: biusstem. -
70 % q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, July n-whsat unchanged. Blue
stcm. Sc; club. Soc
% % q
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND July 5.-wheat quotations are
for hiuestem
q y q
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST ron WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or, july 81 ieoe
Partly cloudy. mueh cooler
q. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCLrURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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s,a,,is. Jaiy n. ISM
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Ds. cepelaad's Deek frss to ~.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
Highway Robbery IN the CITY.

james Veney alias James Cutler, a bad
oegrotrom Wilmington, N G, who is wanted
10 Florence for shooting negro n short time
ago, was arrested last Thursday night shortiy
after be had held up Jake Darpan. and com.
pelled him at the mnzzle of a pistol TO deliver
bic cash; The robbery was committed uear
the depot about 8 O'Clock.
Veney was at Susan Peters restaurant q
short time before and there saw DarRan
With nooey He followed him and held him
up at the fret convenient dark place ou the
street. AZ soon as Wesley Fsllmore had
delivered bis money TO Veney be ran up TO "
and no'ified Policemen Smith and Sey mour,
Who went at once TO the depot and arrested
veney, who was ready 10 board the train for
Colunb;a
Veney has beeo committed to Jail aud IL
the Fiorencs authorities do not CLAIM him he
vii be tried for highway robbery at the
March term Of court Nothing much is
Known about Vsoey's record, but he 10 said
10 be bad negro vito q long record az a
criminal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
PROPH EFT GREEN TROUBLE
Arrested for Violating Postal Reg.
uiations.

Don't send obscene LETTERS through the
mails, unless you are hurt,ng trouble With
Uurle Sam
Prophet Greco, colored, found himself 10
peck o: trouble Monday, aud IL all came
from sending an Obsceoe letter through the
maii He vas arrested by Deputy Marshal
Hubbard and taken 10 Charl. stoo that at,er.
noon, and unless be can prove bis i,no.
crnce teyond douo. II will 60 hard with
him.
Green has been in Sumter for several
mon'bs buy ing OLD iron and brass for W H.
Landrum, u junk denler of Augusta, Ca,
and he 10 saia to be a quiet aud inoffens,ve
negro. who attended strictly to bis buviuess.
aud 90 conducted himself az to win the conf
dencs OF tho with whom be had business
dvslings He evidently had the full conf.
dence OF bis emplyer. for be KEEP, him we'll
supplied With money, and only yesterday
morning Green cashed check for $50 at one
Of The banks.
The letter that caused the tronble was writ.
ten 10 the wife Of Rooert Lido sevsrai weeks
ago and was sigued by Green. The le,te.
was forwarded to the pos'offce authorities
aud Deputy Marshal Edmund Deas made ca
Investigation that led him to swear out q
warrant tor Green's arrest. The letter Il
ssid TO bave been Of The most obsceue and
viiest DESCRIPTION.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
The Orchestra Concert.

10 spite Of tho threatening weather of the
past few days there was q very fair audience
at the Orchestra Coocsrt last Thursday even.
log ltis to Do regretted that the audito.
rum OF the Graded School was not filled to
its utmost capacity for the object of the en-.
tertais meot was certainly q worthy one.
The audience was thoroughly entertained
Every numoer was we'll rendered. As soma
o'e remarked at the close of the concert:
"Generally these concerts have one or two
numbers that drag or fs:l but in the concert
OF this evening, every thing that vac attempt
ed was we'll DONE"
The program 10 given that those who failed
10 sttend may see how much they missed.
The program was as follows:
Medley Overture: 'Uueedit"
The Orchestra.
Vocal Duet: The Pilot Braye-Messrs.
Hurst and Rambo.
Waliz: Observation-Disclosures Hermsu--
The Orchestra
Recitation: Piatonic-Miss Fuller.
Selection: A Day 10 Swiizerlsnd-R. FL.
lenberg-The Orchestra.
The Owl aud the Pussy Cat: Solo and
Quartet
A One Act Drana-Ooe Actor: "Rehel. !"
Overture: King Midss-R. Eilenberg sud
Tobani-The Orchestra.
Rscitatioo-"Rooers of Sicily; Loogfel.
iow-Miss B. d Lee
Quintette: Lullaby Messrs Hurst, Rambo,
Flowers, Scarborough and Smith.
March: The Thoroug Observation-Disclosures
-Tooani-The Orchestra.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
THE WIRES WERE CROSSED.
Teiephone Exchange and Many
Phones Damaged Saturday
Evening.

The electric light and telephone wires be.
came crossed at ths corner of Main and
Republican Streets on Saturday. When the
current Wa turned on about 6 O'Clock there
was Immediate trouble. The current ran into
the Switchboard at the telephone exchange,
burning out a number of con nections. setting
nre 10 the switchboard and alarming the
operators who were on duty The alarm of
nre was gwen. the reel tqusds called out and
Two i'nes OF hose stretched from ,be bydrant
at the corner of Liberty Street, and the stream
nsnd'ed oy the Monaghan squad was carried
upstairs. but by the time these arrangements
were made the little blszs on the switchboard
hao oeen exungushed The damage was
not confined to the exchange but number OF
phones 10 various parts of the city we're
burned out and the telephone service was seri.
ously crippled Sunday and Mouday
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
For Horse Raisers

Stock ras,rs and admires of 6ne horses
will he interested in the advertisement and
pedigree Of Modoc McEwen, No. 327s5 which
appears in this issue. This standard bred
tTottiug stallion belongs to the best stratus of
American uotting Observation-Disclosures % ,
Mambrino and Wilkes to which families ali
Ut the fastest horses on the turf during the
past Is years trace their descent. Modoc has
size. s'yle and speed and is conceded TO be
the hsudsomest horse in the county by all
horsemen ~ho have seen him. Although
never trained for tho track be has trotted q
lie TO buggy 10 Q 30 with ease AZ q
roadster he is without n superior. having an
easy teo mile au hour gait and the bottom TO
keep at it ; tis disposition is kind and geutle,
and bis good qualities are tqualIed only by
his style and beauty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
An Editors Life Saved by Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part of October, 1896.
contracted bad cold which settled on my
lungs aud was neglected until / feared that
consumption he'd appeared 10 an incipiept
state. was constantly coughing aud trying
to expsl something which | could not.
became alarmed and after giving the local
doctor trial bought a bottle Of Chamber.
lalo's Cough Remedy and the result was i'm
mediate improvement, and after I had used
three bottles ny lungs were restored to their
healthy sta'e R 8 Edwards, publisher of
The Review, Wyant, III. For sale by A J
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