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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-28
THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON, Feb There u 10 material change
81 the wool afket this week There Is lack n
Eercral demand. aHd this tcuds % make the frsl-
ing artssr weaker fgr wnois Quarter hlaosis
heocgs aad uNis n that character ami coarser are
sst Ia demand and hold firm in price Territory
's-gs aro neotIHg with sane sales At agaut the
f1rnsr range q values
The secured has8s fnf fne ard ra4{grn tefrlterr
IL eef about s7a eeHts fas ccarsa stanle with
sod lines ~ stsfia 81 a46sc Fiar wsshca a~ss.os
Pro uertng with A sirS trade. tui pgscss ase hold
ing fairly stsa3s Boz he absence q trade
Tarltr.Y uaeA, Montana and nakaia hus uacii
ana arg. E2a .ic. sea1ifQd a. 40 stsrls sa45pr
Utah kra wyeminG 6ne medium ard ans 1854
sauNrHd, HA46@f staple. EsafSc Idaho fue medium
auh Gne i&8Gc seagfst @saSis gucGiuaa. saR.8c
secured t3H58c Ansira}sn scousci cgratau. super.
fre. Ms1c, soea. seaeg average. soassc
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Bakers. Glib boxes. Sc: Van Houten's. lib tins.
&c. Is. voc; l., 81 Ghsrdellis alb Sc
condensed MIN Gobbinzi-Eagle per case. rs:
Highland. Sc Is; st, Charles cream. si7s; STANDARD
-. Monroe. unsweetened. s.; Economy. NE;
Sauces Cobbingl-w orces,srxhire small, per don
Is; medium. s.75; large. 1850
syrups Dobbinsl-Drps, bblz. per gal. SIC: drips.
sobls, per gal soc; drD- kegs. per keg. sfs: dhps.
l-gal tins. per case. aTs. ddps t-gal tins. 81 50;
California drips. a-gai tins, per case. e Is: New
Orleans mciasses. lgai tins. Per sSas So ma
pic. log Cabin. lgsl tins. per dor, 81; tgal tins.
PER DOR. 81 g: 5sAi Jackets. 81 50. Bnis isal cans
Per dog. $780,. tgal cans. o. quart bottles, a.
Use gal.
.Jellie, johsins)-zoTb pals soc: sDib pals each.
u. California. BIB cans. doz In case. per don.
caekers tiobsinsi-soda. x SIC per Ib .oi.,
AAA. sae: sodas. X. boxes. sc per box; XXX.
bores, 5ec: No. J. cartons soda. lsc; No. !.
eartona xxx 1c; oyster. sc: Boston butter. y
,nIbole, assorted cakez, etc. I1fiec. ginger and
thon SNAPS loc per ID; pilot bread. Sic; Galstts
&c usual discount
Pickles tioh5insi = MIXED. trsi.. pcr don SEQ;
quarts per doz. - q; chow-ehow. quarts. per doz.
49,; firalili. pi'its. per dor. S175; pickles. in
n,oouen sezs, mi1>d and plzin. goc EACH tbbs.
pam al mixed. No. ,. per gal. DC; plain. No j.
Niaesaf tjobhingi-Bbis. ngr. per gal lie; to-gr.
ga. Ese. sbbi. :8gr PER gal. l3se; 'osr. iec;
Beans gothingl- Small white per ID, SIC; pink.
Vp.t - rs Bayos. per ID. tic; Lima. per ID. &C.
sF Dobangl Japan. SIC; China. &c; Island, se'
nfsa peas Uobhingi Field. green. SIC; Geld. yei-
salt iobhnsl- liverpool. NIB SACKS, per ton. tiss
ameficAn dairy. slb sacks per ton. 81; Coast
per .as a. i N .set per- ,s1 S .sek,
% IN bale, 81. 10 II ssrts q IN hale r.
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Feb. 2. schr Robert R Hind. Capt HeIinssen. for
Hfio. II. l.
YOKOHAMA-saiied Feb. g Abergeldie Hong
kong for Portland, Or Feb. q, Gienogle, Hong
kong. Tacoma
HoQUIAM-ArriTea, Feb s. schr Vine from
San Francisco for Hoqusfn sailed, Feb =, stx
CoQuille kiyer from HequiAm for san FrAncisco
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Nails. Tosi. and coranre.

Prepared paints, sgsl cans, 81 val co. lgAi cans.
rs psl" 's'i cans 'i'sai''i quart cans IL ''s
Nails. Tos;s and corange.
Nails i,obbinsi New list. cut steel Cos TO Cos.
40; as e, CO... wire. sac.
foot; Humboldt and Toledo, 5sc: Tyee crosseas.
saw. Sc per foot; cspadian Racer ard
81 list Axes Single BIZ, s. 50 per io1: daahl. biz.
ti2 q per dor, shorss ard spades Steel Sai3 per
s os 5 Is W s'1 Ga, f E Ell seI's o s15
ser doz Forks Hay. g per cent on list Gnnd'
stones lie9c yer ID Wedges Steel. icsn per ID
Scales How.'a and Falrhanss' platform. ), - and
20 per cent 90 list Rnrao. 20 and IS per cent on
i Per eo esns N III 's"' On m ''"0'' ''
Rope liobbinsl Manila. Iiineh and larger ne
sisai. lsineh and larger iee l7thr,ad. leic; and
sthread. iSc; Jared lath yarn. sissi, l2c per ID
Tiuware Pie.sd. net prices stamped. IS aud 10 to
Grsnitswsre IS and % per cent on
oskum Per bale, s. iOett g
fence. $50 green wire cloth, si7s per 100 squsrs
Powder tjoesins, nlsch blasting. per ser. ss.
Giant Hercules o. Iudsou dynamite. 70 per cent.
s. % per case q 80 r,s; per cent. 81 per case;
stump 81 80 Goider Pheasant sporting Is n sers
ss nepont Rife Sporting, s n kegs, 81; Eagle
Dark z5N hcgs sit ner ease
shot fiobhinsl Drop. sl6s per bag; buckshot.
81 %; chilled shot. N.0
Fsea-Pes 600 Double tape s. so triple tape, s. 90
Blasting CAns-NXN. sse PER 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron tiobbinsl 81 IS base. Norway iron. Sic
per n.
ard ssl,sn ami < per sss' -. "a list
Tlnpsts Oohbinsl Charcoal pstes. bright 10.
isxa0. IS per bls. TX, S7s; charcoal platss
terne &c. NsS. so 70 re-dippod goSs. tls
sheet iron iiehbipgl American common. Ma n
&c, galvanized. % per cent OF liar
ahingie bsnds-Gsiranifsd. Sc per ~; black 81 Is
per 100 lbs
tylra wp,ng ns.
Lumber and Butidina Materials.
Legs Superior quality, per NJ, No. I Or. Seal .
pasrrhsntahis ar. ttaS No. cedar te4T. common.
per NJ nsai spTues logs - 50. cedar shingls bolts
a
IunabeT~ Fir. rough 81 20: thick anish. surfaced
one OF two sides. 2. 10 aud II inches wide sisfao
IrnEfhs u 10 10 feet special lensths SOC per NJ
extra one inrh fnish, NAitiss all vertical grain. 81
per NJ extrs. Flooring Dressed and matched. sg
sei: stock boards sineh, yaaH; ielnch. 50 Asis .
isiaeh Nssis Fenrtng No. = or 6lnch antsA.
g. No. 2 50 or ehsmnei rustic. drop siding
rsssht 1000 lts. sleA Fir tiuhsr-Iuis,s and
,esstlinss roagh. - asis; sisi Is, 81 ASS; ) /
= snait Bon boards inch snd az tiS
"A. shingles. 81 So standard shingles n9. T.
nrh eassh. r. "a and 10 feet. t5yst thirk auish
sassss cedar sscarss. !. T. and 10 feet. t2tSas
psrAets So
kim irisd. 81 In .avsee. e green. nrAt,gr sr
Cement tohbnsl Portland. X n 8. ps.
Alsrs, ISIS
lime liobbins,- Roche Hubor. nee san Ju.a.
NS
Plaster tSohhlusl -Goldes Gate. p.r barrel pA
Plaster hair tjchhsngl q ashea, 81 50 geT saeh
washed ki1 Ter sAft
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IIRKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
. 70 70
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

=. sepe,ai tone Of business on Western avenue
e - s,sss TO-DAY Merchants are well supplied with
n VIA. Of rnerchantahie produce. Prices remain
ssssnasr is due In the morning from San Fran
=. sifh cargo q fruits and vegetables from
eeesst,rnis Easiy vegetables, such az peas and
s ~ IA good demand. Oranges selling veil.
es:~rnects are coming ia every day 81 well colored
,1s which IL easily disposed Of at present quota
49, 49, lemons. lines and bananas also IN good
rrtstoes are 10 demand The market f. somewhat
- sbsn il was The demand for onions Is fall
q siirhflv although the price remains the same
~ ra,,.se lttaee ard celery are in fair demand.
Sgrs Ar ws2ssr. The market Is not exactly over
.Tss Int there seems TO be little demand for
- sven at the present low prices II Is antiei-
,S mai the market will rise within few weeks
Erttsr i frmer Cheese is selling well at present
sG,sin i steady There Is good demand for seeds
q N nnds Chopped feed Is selling we'll The
-h,at market remains practically the same, al.
,brsrh some exporters quote 4c below today's hg-
srrs Other markets are unchanged.
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Quiet
Wheat No, spring. siaesc; No red. ssassc
Comma. 2 &c,
Oats No 2 2ziaes4c; No white, asci No )
white 2sa2stc
Rye NJ O. 53t@str
Harlcy No 2 1taiac
seed-No ! Sax 81 50: prime timothy $3.50
Fork-Mess. per hbL 50 f0al0es
Lard--per 100 lbs, IS a+asTs
RIBS Short sides. loose s. ess5 70
Sh0ulders-pry ssited. boxed. elGslc
Sidcs~ Short clear bowed s. s7Ba6
Whisky-Distiliers' finished goods per gal 81 ~
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THE Morgan Oyster Company have OPEN
81 A new and attractive retail branch s.ore.
- fgS Second avenue. and ars prepared
Go furnish 60 the eating public these tat.
ttsfrK trauSn5snfea Eastern and Puget
sound oysters, in car. shell or bulk. also
rine poultry, fresh. smoked and salt-d tsh
crabs CLANS lshsGers shrimp and game
la season. Thomas Cochran. Manager.
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Tha fl,luetrx er5fries = Incorporation xsrs tirG
gaIaf,lar @its tht ccs7aig kgdttcr
fl4|tris-C arbsa Fue. a. cApitai ttaek, sAeR a.
t5ar3 .nta Geo shares q TIE paE ratas z So ga b
ffustees WGHsm MeFhar Harm LaekeneacA En8
IateFh Frrxnsen
Il e Mles 4 Pgacr ca carlial stess So ~
t1assscs 2 e. MiSes, G u Kiehl :. s~nris
q IS Waha aa4 81 l. Ilpe~
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IssfsT srfart MzxsInrrn temperature e.. fnrirara
fernressfasu . rrear fc-usrAtsrs a. el iefh rsia
n wgLIAHER
OiisefTtr IS Gather BaraEu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-28

Rheumatism. srtatiea. Neuralgia. etc.
are caused by imperfect action Of the
kidneys. liver and skin. and their Ina
baity 10 throw oN poisonous substances
uric acid. etc. from the blood. The
consequences are disorders. bssih iocsl and
constitutional. affecting the tolntA. fnes-
Giles and membranes. and characterized
by pain and sweIlins more o. less In
tense. 1, - wcA sHssn by every Sufferer
that no various medicines" unit
msntN. "reiiefs@ etc. 40 nothing - cure
the disease-fslief IL only afforded a.
beAt.
~wlnlhrop wAah.. jan -. tss.--
Or A. r. sand~a Dear Friend AZ
ter Ions tlnls l viii write y9u IN re-
gard 70 ihe Iait ) purchased % yea
about ,~o years ago am rtGl psins
g. ana have u On ~ thgs writing
have neglected writing Ter 80 hnx.
afn almost ashamed % write hvt
can assure you have ng' fnfaasssn
yoa ~ any means. as fully believe
your hell has saved me many lgax
days ssfeFins. I was aid ~ Tor fear
years With what tha fott1Fa called
Rhsemailsm and triad many kinds ~
fns1seine but 70 no axah. bat your
Beit has saved m. Efsai expense az
complainis which have been relieved
hy slaciriclty hsx. recommended
your Heh 20 sNerg pns whom ] have
pas without health. psssgty 10 sara
IL follow
Wishing you Earcsss IN ycor work.
I remain very feepe fully.
fsixnesl w. r. uEILET-r; Mfr.
p s-Yos may nes my name IN
your list ~ testimonials " yo9 rtsh.
and / wsg answer all iNffegn wbere
stamps are lueiassG fer q reply. esa
votfeh for your Belt being al y0g
clalEa for a.
w r. n"
The Dr ssndsn Eseetris Belt WITH at
tacbmsHi for men Eivss strength and
overcomsr the sTscts sf early indiscre-
tons or later eHCasssz six thousand
save willing testimony during uaa Es-
tabhshed % years. Write for free hook
eBpiaislnx all. or drop ~ at my Office
and consult ne without charge.
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Hr~adstn1-.
sAN FRANCISCO. Feh q Wheat inariise sisf
rtssaet aaaS AND aaehauFq3 See tsieR ~ barter
srt har,ey ngmo, oats. strQastr Spot 9aoiA
Wheat shippips Nc T. ssie shoste. Eie. mia
hsi.s; @F..sd. GssTss hsgFus ~ss.4e
AIit. red. tiiliAl0
Receipts
F-sur. saastsy sacks. 6tss ehsaf. otnials, rs IS
bsrtey tgrtaIs $50. cats rcatAla nFfsea, -
iesfss seska IS pgtattrs. sss a&.i. hfen 'asss
ten hay. gess, lws ws,l bates ~ ai''' hAA
bes, G&
Produce. Frntt, hsc.
NsFr.svs.- NiAnsaes uf8n. hfAa. sissu rrs t1n
uAs-Wbsst trart vheat sad oat Nr9 tTst fsr
les s s.. q aNars, $500 e; sioek, 81 safsf eeui
presstd Whfst Sslt Nae r@ BALI ~ w -
E4,tsftsa Esgiy tasr. rs raa atgt f,e-AA Nts
~ eussf s. sEg Orasau naFhsaAs. lta5ar
Aosles- ghaiec 81 ca5naacn - -
i,ssfsrr- FaNey crssmers, E9t@iSc. 90 s--ofaA lss
a, fenry dairy l7s - 90 spsHlafa. iaei 49,
f,ss.tso~ catfgrnis rtu. &aatQs Yoi1G AmerAf&
lBssI}r Ets'rrn isslic
California. STORE otsAto
Wool and Hops
W. sr-Iue. Nevada. 14s 81 tastcfe preE0n
.-s,e. ,.f-, f1-pean. glfs-c. fti Northern
e--.rsate is-rhs gaal,c. Eeuntaia lamb 81 q
San Jlaauia riains. Ssl9e, hushoiit kue uasndo
''i us.tScroe e Isa. llSise tos shsies
closing Quotations.
wass,-lna,dyt Mas. 81 peoe'aser. s. IS
cash. Gtc
ftsrfr,-Ns stlcs
Scra Is-rs yeacv 81 essls Is
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or Feb 2, 100
Rain; stationary Temperature
UNlEEp STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRI.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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NEW NoRIS MARKETS.


NEW YORK Feb es-Speeisl csble and tse-
.rsrNfr communication % Hrststree,s show ne
fonewinr changes Ia attil&hls supplies fFcm the
wheat. va.,sd STATE, and Canada, s.ss ct Tie
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on the produce exchange today the butter market
arm creamery. iata2Sc. dairy, i5,t62ic Cheese
arm. lani3c Eggs, Arm fresh lsdlSse.
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SOAP uohhnri- Seattle s.ron. Ds. soc; iocs, -;
,gs NBi zs CSC; Corinne ics, 50 p; ns. soe /;
hahbstts, 10, 81. los 81: Proctor Gamble ;
ID; CATTLE. mo,iled isc
,, liesscao uosbingi-Piug ehewinr. Raitisar. &c;
Gilman. &c. star, &c: Horseshoe. &c; spearhead
teo; Piper Heiddeck eec; Scroll Tag &C; San Tag
per u. sc; Something Good 4Tc ane cut. chewing
pail, los. 80 s08T.51. Seal a North Carolina, Is
per 10. &c; ". lie; lime Kiln. 2ot &c. i-oz, &c;
Mastif. u nc. H. co.
Paper uohbingl GFocers' straw. e. butchers
straw. 2sc; No. 2. Manila &c. No. l. Manila, sac;
panef bags. less discount list, drsb express, sc
,Bass uobhing)-0rsin. per ioo 5Is old. per
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MIR. Jack.on'- Application.

Mr. Arthur c. Jackson. president Of the
Alaska Geographical Society at Seattle.
Ia seeking an appointment from the presi-
dent as commissioner 10 the Paris ex-
position in behalf OF the Northwest Mr.
Jackson's Inducements show that he was
commissioner at Antwerp and at Paris
and at Switzerland. His friends are urg-
ing him for this appointment, but there
is little chance ~ such a position going
to the state Of Washington. Mr. Jack
son was formerly a resident OF the state
az Florida
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Seattle and
international
Railway.
SHORT LINE
TO ALL POINTS IN
British Columbia.
Effective February ~, 1000.


Mixed train on Everett branch leaves
Everett sic a. M. arrives al Snohomtrh
sst0 a. m. connecting with No. on main
line for Seattle.
Leaves snohomish ESQ a. m. arrives IN
Everett 3 ~ a m
Leaves Everett 4ts .. m. arrives al sno.
homish s 10 .. IN.
Leaves Snohomish so p m, or after
arrival % No s from Seattle. arriving at
Everett Is 2, m
Train No. /. for Snohomish, Arlinst On
Weolley and Vancouver. leaves Seattle
> 70 a. m. Arrives Samas a.sa p. N.
Train No. leaves sumAs u 40 a. m
Arrives Seattle az D. m.
Train No. s, for W0oiley and interpeif-
ate points only. leaves Seattle sE n m
Arrives Wooiley SEQ D. m.
Train No leaves Nooiley At 6 - a m
Arrives seattle 80 " a. N.
Train No. Sundays oniyl leaves
q. ia
~. ". DANE.
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Awt.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Fep e the harai wheat situetios
Is AM hah&sd vita a ferF Emitqa kauuut ~ tlti
pev aaies WAas walia ssesil waller. saa'-t
hiuestesa. Ns8sec.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Export. Nc / riub. sac: 40 I eluestem.
$3.50 uliliiag Ne l siuh. Sac higestem. 81
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oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder oil. hbis. 4Nasoc; cases. sdvRuce.
White lead tiobbingl Pioneer Carter. 2Wolb
lots lie; 5nlb lots IL; less than s1alh lots, nc
Prepared paints. S-gsl cans, 81 val %, lgAi cans
ise8Le5. s-gal cans. tissatsa: quart cans. 81 800
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. rsh = No change in wheat Cias
Sc. hlaesieri. Sc
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Claim Against Niearasua.
May Get n Consulate.

Ex-Chairman J. IT. Schively. OF the Re
publican state committee. Is seeking ths
position of postofhce inspector and ex
pected To have the Endorsement Of IN,
present Republican delegation from tht
state He has not been successful Rnt
has been protesting seriously, cryinl
treaehery. etc. There Is now talk ~
consulate being located TT Port Arthur
on the Transsiberian railway. which Z.
on the extreme edge Of civilization. ans
for that Mace.
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~ sassas's lioeeinri BAKERS fIh Premium. SIC;
.att %c; Star. ig-lb bcxes. sc
-" ueetlnr -EpHs' .lb tilAs. iiie eetss. sseI
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
A Conf dent Youth.

$50, sir" exclaimed the father i'm
pressively, you wish to marry my
daughter?''
81 do" answered the youth resolute-
ly.
do you think you can support her in
the luxury to which she has been ac-
cuStomed?"
Il do When she makes her home
with me, she won't have the gas turned
down at 1870 from the meter as a hint
that 1t is time for company to go home,
and she won't have any complaints
about the amount of coal burned in or
der to heat the parlor for visitors. 1
kind of think, maybe, the dear girl will
be pleased with the change in time
Washington Star.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

The reporter and the other represent
ative of the junk dealer quickly veri-
fed his words. That was all. An oath
slid between the dealers teeth. He
seized on the clothes and examined ev-
cry pocket, every seam. Some one made
a jocose comment, and the crowd
laughed.
NO" said Tommy, 81 won't take
your money. l knew what was in that
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

want Tommy to be there. You know
how Tommy talks and the persuasive
ness of him." The father could not hide
a lurking smile. ''Well, they're hoping
whin Paulsen hears him he'll listen to
reason and go in for him. And Harry
Losing, he's going to see Paulsen and
persuade him how sound Tommy is
about kaping the saloons down and yit
raising enough rivinue for the Expenses,
and how he'll pave the city, but he'll
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-01
scandinavian Girl. Home,

A new work has been undertaken by
the Central Chicago w. I. C. u, Chi
cago. in the establishment of Scan
dinavian girls home and employment
bureau. home where girls coming to
Chicago alone from foreign countries.
In search of work, may be housed COM
fortably and healthily until suitable
employment is found for them. The
home will be in the care of Mrs. U.
f. Bruun OF 2s1 West Ohio street. a
native Of Norway, who is president Of
the Scandinavian w. C. 7. u, and ma
tional organizer of w. C. T. U. circles
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-01
Happy. Happy Emperl..

Last week Emporia woman sent
a long communication to this office
abusing the Emporia boys for smoking
too much tobacco. says the Emporia
Gazette. The communication was not
printed. The Emporia boys are par.
ticularly good boys and they get
enough abuse for things they don't
do without adding the vice of smoking
to their catalogue of crimes. AS a
matter of fact, there is not a town in
the west where fewer boys smoke or
chew tobacco than in Emporia. But
that is natural. The men Of this town
set the boys an excellent example.
Run over the list of men who do tha
bulk. of the business in this towri and
you will not find an inveterate smoker
in the lot Not business man on
Commercial street rated above $4,000
chews tobacco. Count over the bank
ers of this town and recall how many
of them you've. ever seen, with cigars
in their mouths. All OF which proves
conc,asively two things: Jirst, that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-01
TO BLUE AND GRAY.
Remarkable Evidence of National Unity
at Antietnm- Address by President
Mckinley.

Haccrstown. Nd, May 3O.-Another
link In the chniD which binds together
the once warning factions OF the North
and South wns forged. to-day by the
dedication OF n monument erected to
the memory OF the men who wore the
gray as well as those who wore the
blue and who ,led In mortal combat
on the bloody field of Antietam. The
event. which is probably without n
parallel In the history OF tile world,
was ginccd by the presence OF the pres.
ident of the United States. nccompa.
MED by many members Of his cabinet;
score or more OF United States SEN
ators: thrice ns many members of Con-
gress. the governor OF Maryland and
prominent men from nll parts Of the
county.
There were also present hundreds of
veterans who fought for the ..lost
cause" the thousands who fought for
the side that proved victorious Side by
side. shoulder to shoulder. they stood
with uncovered heads throughout the
ceremony which marked the convey.
ancc of the monument from the stnte
of Maryland TO the national govern
ment. All animoslties forgotten, they
listened to the simple stories of those
"ho soiu VI the HeTOISIn Oh the 0enu,
and of the cdespernte struggles OF those
who survived the battle and still live
TO tell the many Incidents of the day
of carnage and strife. A great crowd
of Others. who had come down from
the adjoining country to witness the
spectacle and TO greet tile chief ex-
ec'tivc of the nation, aided by their
presence the ijnpressiveness of the Ger.
pmOny and added to the atpu in oopoa of
the occasion.
The dedicntory ceremonies were
opened by Colonel Benjamin Il. Taylor,
who introduced General Henry Kyd
Douglas. director of ceremonies.
Prayer was offered by the, Rev. II. r.
Ulnrkson, and Governor Smith Nmade
an address of welcome. VI
Colonel Taylor, as presidentfof the
Ansietnm Battlefield Commission of
Maryinnd Then presented the monu-
H"ht ,n,,, TO TIC national government, and
Eiiln Root. sepretnry of. war, nccertcd
on behalf of the United States.
Aheh followed short addresses, main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-01
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Four months Of interdenomina-
.tionai work In Col. Hadley's iilus'ri-
tive total abstinence and rescue meet
ings. which he il holding throughout
the country. has resulted In the start
ing of several "6lue-button bri-
sadcs" or unions" which represent
and keep alive the principle Of total
abstinence from 4 christian viewpoint.
Their motto is Abstain and rescue"
The result has been so encouraging
that the Christian Abstainers' Union
has announced Its readiness to CO.
operate with those who wish TO organ
ixe such brigades or unions In any part
OF the country. John 8. Huyler Is the
president of the national organization.
which was Incorporated on October le.
1898. and which has given out 10000
blue button badges. Blanks and In
tions. as well as badges. may be had
by addressing Col. II. H. Hadley. vice
president. No, IS Lexington avenue.
New York.-New York Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-01
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Tho general Impression regarding
.h- Hunyarianx in the PennsyivaI'A
regions Ia favorable. Witness Is borne.
however. by the wiikestarge News.
that the Huns arc becoming more re-
spee,faI OF Law. better educated. and
sins,,iari,. that they already OWE half
the saioSn. in Luferue county. In
others lines Of trade. too. these people
arr found and there Is full evidence
sha, they will become q siron. factor
In political affairs Of the Wyoming
valley. They are quick to learn In
schools. and mos, OF the older genera
iion are weii-to-do and have acquired
much property. Twc-thirds OF the
crime In the coal regions could be laid
to the door Of the Huns In past years.
and often they escaped punishment
because they feiGned Ignorance before
the courts that they had vioint-i the
law. But the judges have since dis
cerned that the Hun was not as iu-
noeent n he looked. and the lines
have been drawn tighter about 'he for
eiguers. with good resuits.-Ncw York
Post.