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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
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The Butler.
Can A. Bocmsr, Chicago. J. A. Ms,Assm -
A. Bennington, vsneovr, W, Athy. IN NJ
o. II. German. Cleveland. D. Spencer, Dma141
w r. Gorgsly, Iowa. a. Crane, fu1uG
william Church. Denver. q. Wosmses - ~
A. +. Church. do. Mrs q, kuAoA Il
Mira NJ NJ. Church do. Rev J. G naa. 4 q
=. NJ. Preston, City. Miss Ropes IN
Miss NJ. r. Giddinrs. DIV, 9, W. Whe11. No.
H. n, Warden. Rossland. W. A. McueMM -
A. l.. Wright. Spokane Miss pisrua. Co.
J. +. Adams, Portland. l.. ObenmAyM. u
@. Brobes&f. Chicago. 9. A. Bsll. vuls04
Mn. Y. Gloor. do. w. A. Bfodta -
Miss L. Gloor. do. A. X MeTsdnlA y.
A. G. Wilkinson 4 son, G. II. Harino1GR III
Mn. Hope. Tacoma ". ". s~sss@ -
II. J. Willis. q. N. r. RIM. j Kinnsg. 49,
Carl Weldon. Seattle. N. Evsrt, AJ)nC1R
Gea. A, Cruz. Portland. Joe. T. Dse1a -
Mrs. H. Sage. Fairhavsn-J J. A. TAyi@o4 Il
j. X Jones. Gamble. r. T. Post~. =
II. w. Young Seattle ]. I. Rics -
Mrs. ". Scott. s.aplss. Mr. O. i. ~ nv
Joe Bortiean, Shelton. Grove xz
Mrs. Bordcau. do. VIM. smitA -
The Drunswishs "
Ross. Gresham. Nome J. u. ssilan Wn&
y Hr' r. H ansis. L..v.nwth 4. = Pau
". Il. Elliott Pullman Mrs J !. 49, -
Mrs. V. A. Bron.ll. do. 4. n, Iisisn -
Jas Ryan. Oak Hsrhos. Mn. Biley, ~
Martin Myers Eik City. J. N. DattMsss -
Mrs. NJ. N. Graves. Cntri y. q. HsnWy -
H. r.. Marsh, kamckana Nat Walton. -
NJ A. Kennedy. Dc. W. ". GauN. g
]. H. Leaning. Caiifrnia Carl schmidt. 49,
W. G, Palmer. Wisconsin W. u. MonrA -
Gus Olsen, do. g, Nj JohnsseA =
II, A. stroues, washingt. Mrs Johnstoa. = !.
A, g. Mare. Chicago. MARY Johnsipas o1gn1e
John Mills&fy. Everett W. JohnstNe. =
w q. whittier&f. MINI. Peter Rang. -
W O. Belfosd, Everett Bertha II. Dsn. -
w, Beard. do. G. A. Packard. ca
The Diiler.
r. s,kss, San Francisco. H. NJ MARTA. p -
Mrs. Ire, do. Minnie MwdsA a.
NJ r. summers. do. Annie CrossnAA
Mrs. II. r. Mocss. stsuw, samuel Hihle.
q. A. Truesdsll. do. II. O. zimmeFu19 -
Mrs Tr,iesteli do. Jas Stewart, Fhn11A
Miss A. Dougherty.do. A. Koch, Esaslt
chss Watson. u, verni 4, Cooper ~: .. w
Mrs. swsstnger. %, &. oalsshsf, piJ
o. u. AmberT. Arlingtn. q. raiier, No.
IL H. TAYLOR, NJ Bend J. r. Jacgsr. C11mA
H. L.. rursel. Portland. VIM. Ls~rsnsa ~
r. NJ. Jarvis. Arlington A, =, Tardsii,
A. NJ. Jones, Piehnck John fufness -
j r.. MeKinuy. sil.srtn, y. " Thampsas ~
Mrs. NeEinnsy, do. J NJ DE VITA. vsnep1a
The New England.
VIM ". Could vaacausr n Nelson wGhe
" q ehsrrserhnne. Hiyfd, y, G, Ganxhlits ~
G. A. yapn. Anscoftss. Gus fSedsa. psse@
Pred Harkhosissn. do. VI. n. U9opsr4 FN1
Pred rirh. do. o n. Amheff. Adh9
j A. Eslston. City Yllas wIrlssms Ytt9A
w w. fenaker SPOKANE Mrs williams.
r. y, oBnan. Maple We. Dean, ~
y A. Meponsid. do. Alsf Fitrp.tneh = ~
H. ! Listisf. Townsend. u a, Swanson, - II
ia Rnpithe4s Esntan Thsa aclafAs. pe@1
Dan Gem. virtotga. A. RracsaAs. EdeMA
A n silver Chicago 81 Hosarif 8an ~
~ y Hamilton, cny WIN. Gesiid. xssresA
q pe,r1uav % Mrs Csyss;1 -
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Methodist Protestant Churches.
Presbyterian Churches,

Cumberland Presbyterian church Services morn
ina aud evening.
Second rreshytsrsn-Rev w A. Major pastn,
Thomas T. Edmunas viii preach in the sbsenee nt
the pastor at the morning service on Would Christ
Belong TO a Labor Unient' No evening service
Rentan chureh--Rev II. a. wnaisr pastor esry-
Ices at 70 .. M. union Sunday school at II a. m
Welsh seventh avenue and Olive street Re-,
Owen Jones. pastor Services at 10 10 a. m and
,.
Cairay freseytsrsn ehurch-Cornsr Twenty fourth
avenue and King street. Rev Donald Ross. rastor
Services. II a. and 70 .. M.
United Presbyterian Corner II Sixth avenue and
Seneca street. services at II a m. and o m
Rev. W VI. Tteissh, Of OLYMPIA, gill preach in ths
morning secret Il Happiness" and in the syea-
Ing What Is Our Soul Worth T.
Isks Union PrrsbyteFsn ehafrh- Klibourns ave.
nue.. Frsmont Rev A. J. carmHy. pastot serr-
ices. II a and - ,. va sunday school 10 a
Junior Eudsavof, D. tn. g v. sn D m
First PFr@hytegiAn- Corner Fourth Avenue ana
Spring street. Rev. A. L. Haieaison n. ID us.
tor Services At IL a and 70 p m SanA.y
schoal At u 20 ,. M cafistiAn Sndearos a. sra
Seats tree.
Westminster Pr.shy,eFisa church Re-. r. =. Hs,
Den. d u. q ksaFnss. Ssb. vii ri pHlplt Ia
absence q the pastor Rev Hugh W, Glchrast
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An Actors BlunAep.

Mr.. Florence loved to be called :. y
make a speech before tho curtain 4.
night. In a Connecticut city, he va -
out. and said;
Ladies' and Gentlemen: II Il d -
owe all the success have attained Y !.
profession. 1t was the early enccufs~
ment that I received here that prouls,
me to go on with my professional Nj ,
was here a boy; know you all: | ~.
nize you all; we knew each Other. N ,
can never forget the kindness that 4,
been showered upon me by the psopk Z
Hartford"
A man in the audience shouted: N,
Is New Haven. Mr.. Florence"
ut thus behooves an actor ~ n
Jefferson in telling the story. mot CHI 4
be prepared I'm his speech, hut pretty ~
satisfied In what place he Is acting - -
cess.
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Colore1 nsr,iss ehurch-fsl7 Madison street. Re-.
Eugene Harris vii gseAek At n a " and q m
trsunnt Bsptis: sanrch-Ret J. C.lrns helA,
services every Saaaay al hros ssltiax Services
AZ - a ana DC ?. m.
First Bsrtist~ FoHrth svsaa. Re-. Irwis
Bo~sTmsn, rAstor. sFrsicss u m. , III .ad
rs 2 - Morning. 4 CsrtAtn Rate fas Esrry
Dag." ErshsnE. "CFnssisx Ozi the eseod SPECIAL
aEsse
Nof-sEitr bsaisA- Services ever gqntsv ~ II
q ~ shG 70 3 N Rev >. A n tohn4aa N
rar1rEa rFrsfass ever ether saadsY An VIA
uEis-stSna the language are cordially tsFgsea
Msfkss ssrrst D&gsist church -Coruer Trsu,r.
Wshsr p n rastnr Moruius Trial ara T,s.
urarh g Religions PflnCptcs. Ext-iHs A.
Esrtphath. r: sGmEaihy VITA ths saselins
sEefts Fffss svsaas and Olive street. Re,
Aaase= Swsrt8 EAttrT. residence So OAr. ssr~st
asnday services al 70 70 n. sns n . IA ssssss.r
seso3 ~ . e. yaang ssgsisr prayer nsssias 81
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anxiety Is frequently felt Last =
bleed of childhood may be ~.
serious constitutional causes. ~.
monty the cause is local.
The best means of check,r. a.
dtate attack is pressure with -
on the upper lip. just benea,h =.
trils. a small pad OF ahsnrh....a ~ ~
or a piece of handkerchief NAV - ~
inside the lip and tightly nress.s pae
the sum from without. TIM. 49,
ing the two small arteries ~ ~ )
lip that supply the nose. Thes. ~ M
nariiy be felt pulsating In this 49,
II the bleeding il profuse Az ~ a0
the child should be placed !, Ak|
position. but with the hs.A al
while ice may be held to tina ~
the back of the neck. To dec,sss n
further the blood pressure whit - 81
sells of the nose mustard socsh.ss ~
service. In the meantime NO. n
nose must be avoided. phlsr,r. = 81
trils both In front and hack 4.
sort TO keep the sufferer from
peril. sesl|
The predispos,ng causes az -.
are, as has been said. conmc.s- !,
Careful examination OF the no.. e
physician is, therefore, alwav. 49, 81
in recurrent attacks. Diseassa ~
the nose are usually found. in vhs.S / q
vessels are spongy and unr~ss =
turgid. The depression OF tha ~.
health caused by repeated stt.,s. !.
noseoieed not infrequently require -. !
ton. II the trouble is due 10 svses.s..
weakness attention IL TO be esrsrssr. Il
rected TO an Improvement OF tha -
condition. while II the lungs ~ ss.a
selves weak repeated attack q s.ss
bleed are sometimes indications = a
need OF change OF climate or q ~
physical exercises at home.
The formation of scahs or cruee. Y
attended in childhood with pickine y n
nose. must not be overlooked n s
of nosehleed. Watchfulness may q ID
CURED to prevent the formation y Z
unfortunate habit, but tho affecsed -
must also be treated with oinfm@sH 4
other simple means of healing. nss's
Journal.
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.


CHICAGO July a--rhe activity in wheat was
only moderate, but the market showed broad I'M
dertone Of strength The range Of prices was rather
narrow. but considering the fact that the day
SATURDAY and spectators inclined 10 rest even
SATURDAY. business was brisk. September opened ac
Yesterday. at 7ss7slc. and sold TO Isle during
the first half hour. Liverpool showed advance Of
apkd and reported that there Argentina
wheat being offered, and that the American stun
was cheaper than either Russian or Danube offer
nss. Northwest tidings In no wise less gloomy
Profit taking followed the opening bulge. and Sep
tember dropped 10 TTIe. The market. however. soon
reacted on buyfng by the Northwest. the seahosrd
and local interests September rallied to ssAe
and closed strong taac improved, at fslG7sac
Moderate activity and conservative strength char
aeterigsd the trade Cables were higher and
country offerings remarkably small September
e1uacd lc over yesterday at 5stc,
Oats were quiet and steady. supported BY the hrm-
meas Of wheat and corn. September closed a shade
higher, at ssac.
Provisions strong and fairly active most Of
the time. Offerings were light. There WAS good
local having the prospect u decrease In the
lard stocks The cash business reported In good
shape September pork closed NAc yesterday,
lard ior higher and ribs isc improved
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, July n-F1our- Receipts q go bar
reIs: exports. $3.50 barrels. Sales. $50 barrels
Market inactive but steady. Minnesota pat
ents, 2sdt IS: winter straights. g. Tsd3. 90.
wheat-Receipts. F.lf5 bushels: exports, ISIS
bushels Sales. 2,iD bushels futures and 5000
bushels spot. Spot, steady. No red, s5e, 4 o.
b.. ahoat. SIC. elevator. Options displayed firm
pretty much all DAY. in spite Of small trade.
The close was steady. ic net advance July. sSsc
September, e2ac October, s3 3lsc: December. s3t.
Wool Firm; domestic fleece. 2s62sc.
Hops Steady; state. common to choice. 1899 crop.
laic old. case; Pacific coast, 1892 crop, l0a i3c
old Ss5c
Sales, 81 90 bags. including August, 3ods 25c; Sep
TENDER, Dds ase; October, Sings 3sc; November,
s0aa. sc: December. SOS roc: February. Co
March. sTsc: MAY. s.Sd9o. Spot Rio. easv; No 7
invoice. DC. Mild. quiet Cordova sidie4c.
augar-Raw strong: fair refining. tic; centrifugal.
~ test, Ac Refined. firm No. 9, 5ssc; No 7, 5t5c
No. .. spc: Mo- 9. 5s5c; No. 10. SOC; No. IL.
5Dr; No r. s2sc; grannlated ei0c; crushed, SOC
powdered. 6Ioc: cubes. s.25c.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCfsco-Arrived July n str Well
ington, from Coniax; str UmAtila, from Victoria
str Nashtenaw. from Nanaino; str sharan. from
Seattle. Sailed. july a. ship A. ]. Fuller, for
seattle str Homer for Unalaska
EuREkA~Arrired July %. str Brunswick. from
Coos Ray.
HoNGk0NG-Arved July 1, Br str Goodwin,
from Tacoma
fokOHAMA-Arrived previously. str Carlisle
CITY. from San Francisco and Portland for Hong
kong; sr Doric. from San Francisco. via Honolulu,
for Honskong
Observation-Disclosures previously. str China. from
San Francisco. via Honolulu and Yokohama; str
ldEuml. from Seattle
LUDLow-Arrired July % hs Star of BENGAL
Capt Henderson. from Port Blakeley, 10 complete
cargo for Melbourne. Australia
NANAiMo-Saied July q. str Mineoia. for Port
Los Angeles.
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Episcopal Churches.

y stephens Ballard Rsv. r. =. Hyiand: re
tor Divine service Sunday at II q m and ~
p N
St. Lukes- Renton Services on second and fourth
eundays Of the month At p m, with sermon oy
Rev II. II. Gowen
St Mark church-Hsrvsrd avenue and sprinG
street. Rector. Rev. J. p. d. Llwyd. Services .
at IL a. m and p m.
St. Paui's-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev VIM Kemper. rector. Sunday school.
s45 a. m. Services II q. n. and 30 p m. Rev
J. carries Roper. d. D.. Of General Theological
Seminary, New York. will oficiate in the morning
ST. Clement's-Twentyfourth avenue south and
Washington street Rev. George Buzzelle. rector.
Sunday school, 10 m. Morning prayer and ser
mon, II o'clock. Evening service. O'clock
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector, Rev. H. H. Gowen serv-
ices. 80 and II . m. and 20 p. Morning
subject, ~ Psalm OF the Sea" Evening subject.
Missions in China" Strangers cordially welccm-
Cd.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered 10 the pro
Queer by the fosi dealers for delivery In round lots
on tbs dock and In the car at Seattle;
Grsin--Oats. raal2; barley. SIS: wheat. chicken
seed rs9is; bran. SO; shorts. sl
Hsy-Pnset sound ssSio; Eastern wsshfnston
Timothy. st; alfalfa, - per ton
EsEs-Stnrtly fresh ranch. lsaf1c
Butter Frrnsh ranch. isdisc. creamery, D91ic.
Poultry live chickens i2ai3sc I've turkeys. lie;
furssys. Ii se~~ iec ducks. Iaaisc ib.
Live stnrk-choics beef cattle, cows Ma3ae !:
steers tatttc; choice sheep, te rood hogs lire r
hass, dressed, 10; calves. dressed large &c; small
l1ei calves live. large &c: small. &C..
Hides. Pe,s and wool-Heavy .onnd ssltsd steers.
ever % n. &c: rssium. sound per n. 7sc iaht.
enund, under 70 ns, 7c; cows, sound, all weights.
'c: stsss. bulls and oxen. Sc. salted hips. 7c
esivs. per D. se; srssn hides. II less than ssised
dry hides. per ~. i2c; dry cuffs. third less
summer deer. per ID, E.a3or; winter deer dry
22r: pspery deer i56isc; dry elk asloc: green elk.
edsc; sheep peits. Ect4si N; shesriinrs, iSd2sc
rssssrn Washington wool. aaiic: Western Washing
ION vol issisc; dirty or timber burned Baisc:
tslfow, 1d3lc
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BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July n.-wheat-rrm both on
Buisy-strons On cali and arn in the spot mar
ket.
oa.s-strone
Spot quotations we're: -.
Wh.st-shippins No. 1. sies; choice. scst; MIL
Rariey~Feed, Tca7zsc; brewing nsscse.
oa,s-Poor TO fair, sloI4ai ,loi: good to ehoice.
81 lssi. :; .sray Oregon. H.Ttsi.io; milling nios
lis; red. slosdi.T7t.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter men. mss; wheat, esnsal,, 40:
barley censIs $50; oats centais. 1870: corn cen
tails IS potatoes sacks, s3s2; bran sacks. e5; mid
dIinss. sacks, ri; hay. tens. SIS; WOOL bales, Is;
hides, number. SIS.
Prowisions. traits, Etc.
Miilsturs- Middiins,. N7aD; bran. ST. scaI:s per
ton.
Hsy-wheai saIa; xh... and cat. .ssli: hes:
dI2. straw. per hale EaT!c
potatoes~ss 50; River Reds. 47i2.
Vegetables SilTerskin onions, sidf.W cucumbers.
ooss5e green peas aastc; string beans. lsa3sc per
n tomatoes, sscas1: asparagus. '5otas2 50.
Fruit-Arpes, choice, 81; common. soc: MeIiean
choice California lemons. saa2 80; bananas. 81 soS
$50; pineappies. s. sod3.5o
Butter Fancy creamery. isssaoc seconds, issisc;
fancy dairy lie; seconds, 5lflstc.
Chees. California fats, sasie; Young America, 81
6i0c: Eastern. nominal
Egrs-store. Halec; fancy ranch. Dc: Eastern. "a
Pouitry-Turkey hens. ioaiic; old roosters. 50 900
9; young ROSTERS. 1850 small broilsr.: Hlss
as large hroilers. s. 75d3. fryers. sas 50: hens
s. oss: old ducks, 1as 50; geese. 81. i249iS.
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprinR Nevada, EHisc: Eastern Oregon. 10
Aisc. valley Oregon. isds1c Fan-Sorthern mount
ain lambs. ih6l2e: mountain lambs. Sfioc; San
JOAQUIN plains. saloc Humboldt and Mendocino
12alie.
Hops-Crop Of 1899. ilai3c.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Firrn: December, 81 III; cash. 81 81.
Barley Strong; December Tic.
Corn--Large yellow. S. Issil7i
% % T
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

Maritime EXCHANGE reports the following;
Tacoma transport kvarysn. from Tacoma Sailed
lnIy n, ar Dirigo. for sksswsy; su Fsrslian, for
sksSwey: iuIy u. &C Albert Never. for Redondo
.e 4 Baxter. for San Pedro: July 10. sc Gen
sAN FRANCISCO Arrived July II. ctr Wash.
tenaw from Tacoma Re- str Wellington. from Co.
slos ship spartan, from Seattle sailed. ship A.
FORT BLAKELEY- sailed July 70. SC Erie. for
Newport
roRT TOWNSEND Passed In July n. Rr ship
imhefhnrRs. 10 m from Vancouver. for Sc
attis Arrived, ship Ria HenAusA. from Hopoleu.
rrv CT MeCullaoh sailed. nosth hognd, s,f nj
NONE satiea Jolly & &c VIA. fer SEATTLE In
pvt. Vins Ssn BasaAtsutnFA sh Dashing
Ware. Affair ~ TheshslA. FysS v sander
A@csldc fgy ?. arf3fsS. atr passengers FROM ana
rsportiss Leslie n. fsam seattle. sent aground
iIa1d sis left June - IN fur None
uot sintr rrgnrfrd vessel ssG probable loss
burNH HARBoR Salles June %. &c Fred ".
ssudeF. faT ~ssttie
ErrErg KAUAI san.a Ja, .. hi Keeper .sr
yoKoHANA Arrived Jplg Il ss 'ts Queen ss,-
lsi3e sr-Fa seattle
NEAH SAY ln-.rs Ialr z 80, s rcd Mat
sssvas f-m San Franrisoo. ~ Tacoma
VICTORIA Jaiy q. 10 ar hnssofl. arrived 'ru-a
rA5o0A saae4 Juls n. .@ip ca,eus,. iar san
STATUE saari iay g. - \ VI R.r,.s ,ar
Sar re're AH-r' MeTsr 'or Resrn1s
NhA44 hAN tflawNf1 JEW 70 3 RAT ara
trr 0layt tre f7rtr ain4 q W3isa
FoRT ToW NsENp irwssa tu,g e. SIS tt.
"f Mstssatn. 'ar rto7ma ssriewt ruttrr oAat.
HEREBY predict a good strike on
Toxic river &laaka. IN the very near fn-
tlre Fiarauce Marvin, Prophecies. We
torta hotel
OHIO steel Ranges Refrigerator and
NaEeT Stove AZ a's bargain T. C. Miles
s. FtY+r 90.
DE CApRfo's Hand A. I4escAi Park.
acek day nights AnA Sunday afternoons,
SALNIST sings HluneathaFs Ny
Queen" a. leschi Park this Afternoon
FOR san Francisco. frat class 81. At
Pacific clipper Line, 81 First avenue
RUBY rings. July birthstone -. r.
Fiack. tewtisr. SIS Second avenue
BICYCLES Attn coaster brakes sor rent
~ SP.naings.
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Flour STEADY tstsrs' extras e. D0as 20 winter
patents. s. 0gss 10. stfaiEhts s. sa5 ~ eisafa Ssa
70 sprieE ,psetsls, s. ss0fa Is, patenis s. 5oia %
strAisAts 81 tA57 70
whsstNe spring TS4asgse; No spring, T2sR
- No rcd T-asTs4e
COM NJ. ? Ssfe Va yellow ,aAstar
oats No e Als9aic. No. white Ssr. No
white NINA
Ha'lss Coed feeding psatae fair 70 rhcio- s.
Flssssed No I. s. % No Northwestern 81 rs
Met# fefh reg barrel SIT Hssia Gs
faya Per iS rounds " rMfs s.
shsFt Rihs sides tooes 81 ssS- 10
shcnlds1s b~v saIsea heAed stFee
Short SAd~s Clear NoSes 81 sosT Is
wbisay Hseis q high wines. s. ID
Sugar. larharseG
llarrr- Cnntla.A naaA..
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HOW TO CHECK a SosEnLEEn.
simple Means That May re Employ
ed In Any Family

SoEshlsed IL 20 common IN childhood
that iEtls account IL ordinarily made Of
g. Where - occurs repeatedly plthou.
apparent prOvacati0n. however, effort
should Pc made not Only 20 check the i'm
mediate attacks bat 70 ascertain the
cause % the trouble II r. well known
that heart disease. congestion ~ the liver
and other conditions affected hy or AZ
feeling the circulation Of the blood pre-
clsDosey TO nosebleed, and coaslderxble
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The real news Western today vas ths
arrival Of two carloads Of vatermeious from Cali
fornia. The first from Fresno. and
the frrTft Of 4 particularly fne quality. 1t
so@d for s. Is PER DOZEN. Ths other came from
Sacramento. and the melons smaller. They
brought 81 a dozen. sorne eantsloupes accompany
!ng the shipmsn, soid for $50 dezen. Small fruits
remain at About the price
The fish market 10 short Of salmon. With pros
poets Of improvement. The salmon not run
ming and there Indications that they may not
rim at all. A the away 1t Is sign
among fishermen that II there should he a run IL
viii be Of short duration. In ths small catches of
salmon recently made there MIXTURE m all
kinds. indicating no run
Although tea has been raised in price IN New
York. there viii be raise in Seattle unless
thing extraordinary happens Tea Is now 80 high
priced that people have stopped using IT,
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-fntslissneer WIN allow I'VE
unss in formal church notices free Of charge For
every line ever Eve there will Be charge OF .
cents This rule win be strictly adhered to.
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than 10 .. m Friday.
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No. i California, g. adass 3D. Futures, firm: July.
nominal; September Is I'd. December. s. I'D.
Corn-Spot firm American MIXED, new, D 1914 ,
old. is lid. Futures. steady: September, j hid
November, is llsd.
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Local Report-MAxmum temperature, 20 degrees
minimum, S. mean, 50. No rain Weather contin.
ues elear. warm and pleasant. with light westerly
winds.
q. N. SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather Bureau