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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
sesssxc QUOTATIONS.
isk>1o Easissihss seaar WEIR ~ follows:
llMAR. Elnnr ana Cu6ec.

49, = ~. .-.-
d M ,sstsrsa sr~s apr srssa,,srd s ~ ~.
y ~ te.kkhst' ei'he nie .nat rash price.
ps = ~. "a ie,b ..ess: ecr meal.
sAf& m ~ in M IN iN.fb ,sca,. hueh~h.s,
1Nx ~ ~ p<r % NJ. IN s.ih 49, s,sessN
sa>t m Nv ~ ihs A. ialh ssrh. 1t.,i,. - ~
- = - y ielb s.rh,; fsrina. q ", ia liz
q - - mesi, ,si'ow. q 70 PER M, IN se-is
~. ~u,ss, 49,, .s"s p~ bsi y VIZ
~, $3.50 wheat I, ~, ~, y. Pr ssu ~ 80
sss a sSsrs. . -, NJ, I'm s ~ ~ sssssi
iw ~ III n AK .ses. svs ,,. .h0, !, ne =.
81 ~ - NJ, r. sost ssf eel fsns, 'eli.d
- d. Ka~s ral,ss al. ~" -, r..s 90 80
tn~ek ~ ss~s f.,,,,r. y "a TIVE
utss sievss Ncch. per IL. rssastk; lava. Nc,
. Ssss n y ooh fa'' s... ~, ~, hs - y.
- -. " <. -. ga - " es,ez. rsr rwt.
~ MA. - c ,ss prf ". ~ .rls No.
IN ss.s isssapsc' iica, ins. sbTsl ss-.
n.,,.. ss
- ..., """ry.
49, ws.hs... ~ ~ w 'sns' aa'gs IN SQUARES
- rs's.a s.ssHe's rs 70 saa 10 pvsnss
a.. NJ. M. sss.1s',, ssf Era.
ss;ssis sessss ttss
90 s.i,se. ~ sns hsi,ssn slzs
y~., -. ,.,.
49, - ssvs snsgssns snetsr i've snfkrya liei
II ''''s 'e'Ns "nt"' "sss rsf Do greer,
x.,.
v.,ss. a.. n sd, ,ss,.., 49,,
.s.s ,.sss s -, 49, as Z. l,,s R,,', =
e 4. 49, A1..s5s, ~ sseassii's ~
sass'ha" ~ iailans' iAi FopcqEs. y
M. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

Cylinder Oh, hhls, seH~ec; cases. &c sdseRee
waite Lead ljehhnxl fiuaeeF or Carter, 2ecth
Collier. ficf 'ipesog lie Prepared paints, S-xai
cans. 81 ssRi 20. isai esns 81 yAal IS. al rans.
slsseisos quart cans. 'lsesiiA
Nails. Tools and ccrdsge.
Nais tiobblnsl New list, Gu, steel, sas TO Cos.
loot ,lamholdl and splsde. ss.S Tsps er'sss,i
steci. "a pes foot hand t,issiop g per ssat. IN
list Axes s.nEis h,, s. . pel aes double BIT.
n e. sos ss,s l, "ss .g'ss. s,ssl ss,a -
d sass q per ao1 Pfcks Rasltnsd. oas ref
dos fpfAs Nav. = per cen, - ~ syind',snes
ssais. HOVE saa rslr.anhs platform ISIS ana
% per cent ~ hss nuffala q sud Is EaF crni 81
III, cosatsr . per ceut q 49, sronsrd rslas
asps sysSblnsl Naaia. ~ inch ard lssssr G'as
steal n. .sngh ant iAFgys 3 aiAread She .
ana sthscsa lec tsrred lath ysgn. sissi e ree ID
rln~sss l1eced, ass psiees s'A'npSa, p and "
asaas~sry We r. cent -
w.ge paiased hsft wire s. N s,issaissd hArhsa
teucs. NN. sscea wire cloth. Fin 81 100 sgaars
t,.,.s, ,ssssaes, nises siassias ues Ass SIS
oiant~ ussr7sies a. Jutsan eiuarniis. e. rrF erat
& v PER esss 4 s. he 2 ~ etnt. per csc
,,s,ss !, u aolase iTsa.sai seastas nm ksss
y nafsas Riae spgstius. &la tssh S. Essss
e. tssssrs Tscp NN s- hsss hsss,Aes
s = ss rs Las S.aSs ,ape. SIS asp. ,aps.
t,iasssag Cars xxx G8gs rsr iss
u~asy Hardware.
n.r Iros noseipsl s. s. tass Norvsy lser q
fqg -
.sA stlsankesA u y<r rept "a ist
Se~e4 Eing ifahhlns ~ Feg ~
Ft.rt.ts ih,hflast y'hsrgelsi elatee trssbf L.
ftssa s. . rxT kesf IN. - rAsfeaai pltfes
tsrre Il .exx 81 So rnig4sa raN. So
Sect Inn ttsAAln4t Apseft1sr 0d1sspaa. Ne e.
ttset xAtsauisrA q Per esut cs nst
@hts4i4 ltkBsss isaif srits3. q F@ lh' tszek s. a.
~ - "a
sssitsr ftstftagl finnefH htti and bshs &c 80
IL. sSfsa pilta< ~
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Threatened With
Total Deafness
Cured at Home.

Master Victor IArsen, Of cvcrett.
WASH. IL one of . VERY great number Of
children whe have been afflicted with ca-
tarPhAl disease Of head, throat and ears.
in this part OF the country. whore cii-
matio conditions are 20 favorable for the
development Of that malady. That he
Completely Cusea
OF his trouble ana fniiy restored Ia
health 10 astsstsd by his u,sther In . lct-
ter 81 recent date:
catArrh OF had ana throat. which greatly
injured his Generai health and iatscvty
threatened 10 completely destrey his hear,
ing. HIS nose was
sore ana lnaanea
And there seemed 70 be something IN his
throat that he was always trying 20 get
rid Of, asshe kept up . continual hawk
fpg and spittinx. He had swslilnse OF shs
ears, canning intense pain. ana which
were followed By chroaic discharge %
offensive matter. His hearing grew vUsy
dull. and feared he would BE-
Deaf Ter LATE.
Through the effects Of the Copeland
home treatment his trouble has beea en-
tireiy removed and HE health fuily re-
stored. Our family physiciAn has pros
nounced him perfectly well. a. very
thankful for his cure. and WIN a5waysl
cordially rscommAna the treatment that
cured him.
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nrnrrnl anetntlon..

NET YORK neL Flrss RaesigtK 82gs hsf.
.sh- srees.a r We tarfels Msskrs aaszsries
M.aussesa pstse;. s. nat&. vtzfaf ssrsishts. 5 y
wbszs- Rneelgtk IT. Is husArl sNoFss. iC.E3
sfgs,t.sr fiqtfeas e7suei FaFt t@t x3rArsAd iafef
ID Autaaa fvru sharis, iasrssva - ny2 essse rs~s
r.-rc s1ia 81 IL >aftsstst fo-sts- NsElzg AMI
7,-r.crs tEaf tte AFTsatius cry sa1stzd sscm
-sssirs rama fhe narfst hrake lu1-T larsa h.
-vaas h, us-ls's ftssAs ttacks aat ziaesd seak a.
Aas4tsr pes aesllne Nsrch siossd sSkel Mar. ~
ussafssr. $50. psessatrs, %%e-
Wool Stfsss,
HcQs-Elrna
cess.-o,sloEs ssSss4 steady. at . Ess s.rsses q
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Oct whsat-Cargsss passage.
1sljet and steady: caEsoes No. l standard California.
d 81, cArspes wsna wslia. lis English eountry
raaFssts. steady.
IJvyRpoOL, Oct 1--whsss. arnst Wheat and
flaur in Paris steady French country msfkets.
steady Weather In EnsaDd. elpsdg.
Wheat. No rcd Western winter. steady. 81 "a
Ne spring. nrb. q ID No California, Quiet, g.
eA.A fStares stnadg; uecsmeeF, s. sssd FehFu'
ssy. O. 4As
gorn- srnt quiet Arns,fcan mixed. new. "a SD
aid pnsuinai Futures, steady >esvmhrrs 10 ard.
r.een,her, q iy.d. JsnssTy. y usst.
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-. - again rcry active TODAY. ssaiaiins, ana
1T ~ ssrpsssins that Of YESTERDAY fariai.
49, ~ tfs csse on Western avenue, where
~ -',,ss men ssrs exeTtins Themselves 70 SUPPLY
y e. x's..x srnm asa Francisco brought up a
~ ~ ,.r,.ls AZ grapes. lat nisis. ard they
~ n dzs With the present eathsnn TOT
n : Slfkfpit tn maintain supplies if.c.% are
.S.5 III tbsse varieties. a. well a. - Eastern
a-E Il rrn,sraof cases ~ qutnrts we're also
...s{k q tss steamer fnt ,liey wrfe an eon-
49, - III " returned on the same boat.
<ss
A HkswIse with the iaai consignment.
II Z Xrxht mnst y paid ooth Ways y = nos
~ ssipgers Will take chances with another
2 :. ,h@.< Incidents there was no new feature
N. All rsrtet, and the SANE may pe sald ai
e-a.~. stieh have beeb well cleaned w y ths
49, Y mrs orders from ALASKA;
"a tazs continue tlseir firm market
rR III no Indication a decline. ne pfne,,
si,.r bdnx rather nc other wss re , nsmAn T,
49, 4 slll plentiful, At unchanged Friics
~ .s-,,~i flday a. ase seho"nefs from CAPE
-.Lss.,< sSScd soao pounds # haiihus % the nsh
s "a Fsiisssd shs es,''. ssrase x @ , ane
s.~ ffksf varieties rensin unchanged IN
~. "a eslmon coniiuues scarcr
49, ~ no new features 70 the nav oa's Wn
90 l. 1921 he demand beth Tor home, Aasti
~. .-<.~rsnf uxe continues iarsn. and supplies
= ,H1sis though ihe freight car hiocksde s,ili
Il - ufinN tH1 HhN'f tfitt- W. tt't
49, 4 md and has been % the market, and
1 ~ srssot OIL orders
@ W. srjee "a charters. even wien shirs can
- "a they are scarce prevents any active
= 49, m MARKET consequently 4 not ac~e,
= sss--<susrs fof export hsYe 20 hold the grain
n - setiss, IN the milling grades
t@"s ssryInse@ drill weak and inactive: There y
r%sI1 II ths Eastern situation. and irstufae-
x.@ ~ an holding or. purchasing a. they re-
~ 4, a,,ofatinns are stfl held M, bnt an I'M
- ~ ex.siK. II Il reported that there may
~ 1uS<ed sales which throwing the staple on
M S.:,1st russ lead 70 breaking o. prices IN
~sS.6i,t halaers and manufacturers are watch
" e.'l Slfsr ana both watching tho turn o. events.
s'f~ss - xn,tnns weak and dali AZ quotations.
sr3. u ,fsnsrirsd IA change the situation IN
= r1<1trs has hfrB progressing rapidly and =
~, ~. ~ frup having generally been harvested
Y ~ ecs6isson With iittie renoiteh damage from
Z, frul Safes are not reported 80 frequently
. ~ kpe5raise a the season. aud transactions
49, q ~ les Quotations vary. bat i29iic, or
.l1ss,~ !. ma n INSTANCES a. HiSc There u
.~sssn<y 4 10 the future course 81 the market,
"a Niyes md sellsrr alike appear 20 BE- holding
Nv uIuuni nssksss have witnessed little change.
1s--t 1ls nave feB the increased demand for
sE $50 ~ some changes N hardware quota
49, - ~ week brit otherwise prices have held
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

Dae5 points. Sales q 80 haee. including Norenn-
Der. sisa7. &c; December. .zsal &c; January. Y
al sor Spot Rio steady; No invoice. sac. Mid.
steady; Coriora, 81. aiic-
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. aAs; centrifugal
B test, 81. Refined, steady.
Available Grain Supplies.
Special cable and telegraphie sdrices To- Brad.
streets show tie available supplies from the last
accounts to DO follows
wheat--United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies increased lss1p busheisl afloat and in
in Europe, increase. 2lopeoe bushels; total supply
increased ISIS eno bushels.
corn-united States ard Canada. east o.. the
Rockies. increase 66s. 90 bushels
Oats United States and Canada. east OF the
Rockies. decrease. %. 900 bushels
The combined stock Of wheat AZ Portland, Or.
and Tacoma and Seattle. Wash. increased as.@a
bushels last week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
MARINE NEWS.

AK FRANCISCO sagief, OFT 2 nrtr Nae-r1
80 sesfts Arrived. shr fsysss n. tsras ss~fsis.
rhr Western Hrsns. feem Cr4s hsyi str 0esDnA>aAs
fers rcssLkss Nstiasaan. ftrn TkaasAA.
TACOMA AsE4fs1. Oct J. bsta Afse.4s. sr9z
hnrS4Aa.
PoRT GAMBLE ss1sa. Orr L sehr Reo~ss tsv-
ga fnF Hanelgiz.
xEAn BAY-Psssee cut. %. ), ~ Asn~s o.
s.sz Ia sycExy. ~ "a L4n14ss4 fss Loads. slAs
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neas~4s, fw sressg. NJ ~ os~sers. as ralfsa
Kszxssu-
Gratis HARBOn-ss1s1 gcss n. scAs G ~.
MsrsAA2I Ia sxa ysasn-~a Afrsr~1 NsA l. s4ef
hcy Ecsszrs. frur< Axa frksfecn
NExH BAr-Pssss1 GA os4s~ L sx oas%a.
~ AlAsfa
BOAR AsGKLEA--s sG~4. o~t 1 sss s~s ass~s.
~ Manassas
rAcoM1~ sslsa os1 L IN rsss q. sss~A -
81S Tsxas1es
iilIo-4rzsse1. ssy. -. Mas QSlehf~p. fsaa
ssafx1s. ssfs sSrsns Tksv<sss. frzu Gr3fs hart,
sx1sa. Hss4 -. sehs okxsaxzn. fsas fxSss sS1x-&
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enc Ago nrt Cattle asesssts 1ens hat
sr tasias Il 40 Wessarus .rf go ffx&us Generally
.tssAgs Autclsess steE Eaa Natives -fsaes -
rFysrs gasrs s. ass IS rcr - 1sflgrr 81 %aasE y
s,lss.a.s f-ssfses. g. s0af d mixet ffosse-s sUEs
4 s,4fs ss-ws q mss y asissrs. s. 1884 - caa-
ye,- xss2 81 tfaf 8. %sst.N. aslxoa, $s8 rex.
~, SO ssasss o. Ssss =. sfasyesS s Esg ha.ls
49, R~sirts ;sissy g ZEE hass tarae7rsw ss.s.
r,staa ssa Isl gsss fsa ssfrag % s. hisAsr
rae s. p wise1 -; t'isa7is = a,ts = 500 =
tishs & saas 81 toN = tslss. IS @&Sa
4ssssg Eeslrst q AZ hrsA ~Atse stsaAy 10
s.aS sssfte -Nfscs stealth etaern. hst 81 tsweg
ts.s.f ~ aaases ssshsTs N e.4s . taie s. ehasrs
80 s. Sssa IS WrsiEfu tArzr. e asa 3 Texas
sesrr = sass 81 nss.ss illhs. 3 .,ss H. Wettsrn
ltssls s. as g.
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rsaaslllA ffEs Aesstss a. AEn Possesses stf fas
a. ffaa .sttu4 sas skAxwsT. haSitsoss ~ssees<A.
larft sfsa1rs1
NgAu Nkr-oss . cseas. sasy sszs. 80 rslss
Tasaes asss srA< ns4ss7 I-e~szx frQsa feTk CAN bic
n s-YI n salssa. OK L % wasl.m u.
Fr...h faf " -ssEg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

BOSTON Oct. There il no change IN the con
aitions 81 the wool market this week the demand
for wool being confined 10 such lots AZ the manu-
factufers may need. The territory grades show the
principal sales Quotations
Territory Montana and Wyoming. fine medium
and fine, ITsmisc. secured slc; staple. b2a55c.
Utah fine medium and fine. lealfei secured tsa &c
staple 5adhsc. Idaho, fine medium and nne. isel7c,
ACQUIRED MOTOR staple, s1665c.
Australian, secured hssis apo, rrices-Cnmhins su-
perfins. nominal. s2@sse: scod Fsassc; average 70
afse.
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A Different Child
Since Taking the
COPELAND Treatment

Mrs. N. c. Hosch, Of sedro-Woo1-
ley. Wash. whose daughter Mabel has
Institute ier III heahh, resulting from
catarrhal diseate and obstruction OF the
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Ie.-sl nrtess- gsalnars tstnrsTatarss e iessesa.
rssrt,garS q ra.4a 81 Ne rio ssrsax ths isif
gssasT gDar Aas9s Fsrsif Asafg. ssAss isAE aEa
GEORGE n sAfEsErAY
Sssssea D.ree1as
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, a-whess-Fntnrss.
Harley Fasisr on call and steady in the spot mar
krt
Oats Fair.
spot quotations were;
Wheat sbinpiag Ne, l. si.oia choice HoiH
naIisy FEED ioa.ss lrewtas. TsSsase
oats Gray. 81 sis@i $. black, fot seed. ava
"a. rvd A2a~'l.@
Receipts.
Flour. aasEtsr .ssss SOC ors s iro' Wash
aeNs oats centais ~; 0reean, so; heaHs. tseks.
ssss POTATOES sacks STsa owsou. SD, bran, sacks.
.s' 81 Ssy tons. SO weoi. baiss g: hidss
nnmher, es-
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Mststuas Mid3ln4s, tias1l, tsAn. slesfif pcr ton.
nay whsat ssels. yhsas sna cats - ~ =
p',s,,es Rsyrr iiogtssls. aas1c. salinas Bur
'e'ss ,3'i c S ssss- 49, sr.en ysa. ss.e,
stYla- l~sns iitee rer n. sosnstnes, -essee; a.
F,.s, .esl.s ehaiss. 81 s: eommon. Sei Nssi.
80 Ntass sfs v. ecnnnp California iesnoos. 81 s
~ Is sfe5tr California lsirans. s. aas. bananas,
sai2 a, Tireapties s4@a.
~ Nfsar4 dairy 75sfc strnnds tsa34c
Chaese New california Gar. NHANos ysung
Areglsa- taN tiiie Aestrfu isssis
Eza ssase. @s1lc iau1y raafh. Ne. EastrFu -
rsaitt, rorley sssaasr. issisc; ,urhsy Dew. "A
T,s. alf rrs.siefs s. 0st, ynans reosterz xkfs -
ssasu h5ersrt slfeN iauss tros.efa SHs >. ~
eu sse7 p. hens s Sti ga dugkS Nais geese.
SEsl ~
Moot and Hops.
IS re4r SAUNA Nsfsaa tsFfss; Eastern O-xrnn y
4ts etNHs ufrsan $40 a. faf= NrrntAH isuaAs
s9l5, itemysilt snd Mrrtasira. iaatae
lisgs frcu y 20. fteitise
Ciostax Quotations.
whssg sisaAy neesatsr Seis MAJ mn; cash.
sfgA
pstisy-Na ssics
casa-t.srge yslls~. nnFl as.
G%
LAVE sEngk MARKET.
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COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK. Oct 1-The ccttoa market opened
steady AZ decline Of aesi2 points, early cables Re
ing Disappointing and early estimates pointing to
large recsfpts There considerable selling In
tia Afternoon. tho MARKET closing Ian points net
bower.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORT AND Or Oct. sThere !. considerable
wheat offering even Al the lower limits which are
nav Sst fsr wAliA waiia Sc heins the ruling ngurs
snfred today As high sc, and even sc per
talshri Mas been pas for valley for mullins purposes
Riuestefn Ia easy at Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

Vote ON Language Iessess.
For Trust book (Woocsrc sp--Bsowns.
Meredith Psmmb ard Fyssrs.
For Trust book Observation-Disclosures.
80 Browne = CO. cf AonGrsl offered
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. leading futures ranged rs follows.
0pentnr Highest Lowest
Cash quotations,

F1our--Firm.
wheat-No. . spring. yl%@7Thc: No 2 red. Fsiss
Tsc.
corn--No . sealeike: No. 2 yellow, 4oHawne
oats-No 2 22%@s5c: No white. 25asc; No.
white. NL@1si@e.
Rye-No q 5lhc.
Barley Fair to choice mating. ss6sse.
Fisxseed.-No I. S.Nik@ia2if No. l Northwest
crn, SIS.
Timothy seed-Prime, ~ 2seff 10.
Mess Pufk-Per barred, fi2 s0di2ss.
Lan Per Ion pounds. 81 2is@T.S
shHt Ribs Sides loose. 81 l0as 10.
shoulders--Drv saited. boxed. 6h@s$c.
short sides-Ciesr. boxed. "a 6fds1s.
whisky-Bxsis Of high wines III.
sugnrs-Cnt loaf. soc; EFsnulsted. s.loc; confec-
A &C. on A 8
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Home Treatment By Mail.

Patients VINO live ~ . distance can be
treated with perfect success BY the aiA oe
the Copeland symutom Blank. sent free
on application.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

On the prcduce exchange today the butter market
vas dun; creamery, isef1lc dairy nalsc.
Cheese Steady: lok@fi&e,
Eggs-FiTm: fresh. lec-
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TACOMA Oct 9--whest--Duii and norninsiiy 81
for tineste and SIC for club Exporters we're not "
the market
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q z &
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whsat--Fcs export--No. club, @hci No. ] blue
s,ern s. NC For miliing~No l club. SIC; NO.
t1ueSfenn Zoe.
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one Fare for the Roand Trip.
Via the q. v. Ry.

Only ua -. Seattle 20 Spokane aud re-
turn. 70 attend the Fruit Fair Tickets
On sAs Oct .. Good 20 return Oct u.
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wsshinston, ssse: California. stgTc. raisip. r
!! ggs ~ loose ssasc1tel. ssesse per IL: SEER,
smyrna hs. fancy, large. &c; fanc5. .rnaI 10, ~
golden dates. i9Ise; dr'ed pears iislics ~
teF --7-sAtllees
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-06-05
"Oh! How Happy I Am"

"HOW HAPPY l AM to be able to
say that | am free from pain after FIVE
years of severe suffering from neuralgia"
writes Mrs Archie Young, 1917 Oaks
avenue. West Superior, Wis Il am so
thankful to be able to say that your )
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Nicholas Is ChiNalrV-

Rough and harsh as he was, Nicholas
l., Gar of Russia, had a measure of
chivalry in his disposition. While driv-
ing through the streets of St. Petersburg
on one occasion, he caught sight of an
officer of his household in the act of up
setting an old beggar woman, whose
hands were raised III prayer for aims.
august witness of his act. and was rath-
er pleased when, few hours later, he
was summoned to the imperial presence
Nicholas soon undeceived him, and in the
presence of a dozen courtiers cut him to
the quick with his indignant reproof.
Enough! said Nicholas. finally; you
will walk up and down that corridor all
night, and every time you turn you will
say, in a loud voice, I am a puppy. 1
IN
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A CHINESE WONDER.
The Great Tide at Haug-Chau a
National Phenomenon.

Eliza Ruhamah Scdmore describes in
the Century great national phenomenon
which she has observed on one of her
many visits to the long-lived Chinese en-
pire.
There are three wonders in the history
Of China" she writes, 1.-THE Demons at
rang chau, the Tunder at Lung-chau,
and the Great Tide at Hang chau, the
last the greatest of all, and a living won
der to this day of the open door, while
It's rivals are lost III myth and oblivion.
On the eighteenth night of the second
moon, and on the eighteenth night of the
eighth and ninth moons of the Chinese
year, the greatest food-tides from the
Pacific surge into the funnel mouth of
Hang-chau bay to the bars and flats at
the mouth Of the swift-fowing Tsien-
tang. The river current opposes for a
while, until the angry sea rises and rides
on, III a great, white. roaring, bubbling
wave, ten, twelve, fifteen and even TWEEN
ty feet in height. The Great Bore, the
White Thing, charges up the narrowing
river at Il speed of ten to thirteen miles
an hour. with roar that can be heard
for an hour before it arrives, the most
sensational, spectacular, fascinating tidal
phenomenon-a real wonder of the whole
world, worth going far and waiting long
to See'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-06-05

Better Service Since the City Operates
the Traction Lines.

Better Service Since the City Operates
the Traction Lines.
Since Glasgow took over the tramways
in 1894 the cars have been kept we'll
painted, we'll cleaned and well lighted.
Advertisements have been banished, fur
Their improving the appearance of the
cars, although diminishing by many thou
sands the revenue of the undertaking.
The routes are painted conspicuously on
the end and side boards, and the cars
of the various routes can easily be dis
tinguished at some distance by their diff
ferent colors. Standing in the aisles is
not permitted, and the cars are run SO
frequently that one seldom has to wait
for the car he wishes. Fully twice as
many cars are now being run by the
city as were used by the old company,
although the track mileage has been in
creased only slightly. Routes passing
through the heart of the city have been
instituted
All traffic employees, from conductor to
point boy, have been uniformed. The
horses are kept in excellent condition,
and one does not see the poor old
''shacks" which adorn the streets in some
cities. Further, horse traction will soon
Dc replaced by electricity On two lines
the overhead trolley system has been in
operation some time; a third was opened
last November; and the electrical CONVEX
sion of the entire system is being pro-
ceeded with.-Municipal Affairs
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Fresh Water Three Miles Off Shore.

Every little schoolboy and girl in
America has learned from the geography
that the fresh water current of the ANA
zOn extends into the ocean twenty miles
from the mouth of that noble river, so
that ships are able to get drinking water
from the ocean when out of sight of land
But even among the grown folk it is not
generally known that Americans have Il
river in which they can take similar
pride. On still, calm days the crew OF
the lightship anchored three miles south
west of the mouth of the Columbia
River. Oregon, are able at strong ebh
tide to send a bucket over the side and
bring up water SO palatably fresh as 70
be used for drinking. This fresh water
spreads out over the surface of the ocean
in the shape of a fan, the apex being the
mouth of the Columbia. 1t is only about
two feet in depth, and if the bucket is al
lowed to sink below that the water with
which it is filled is strong with ocean
brine
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-06-05
BABY Made a Hit.

III. c. Barnabee, the popular comedian
of the BOstonians, tells a story about a
baby which made the hit of the evening
at a certain performance of Patience"
in which he took part. There was a
young couple up in the gallery" he says,
''and they had the baby contingent along.
My thunderous tones repeating my lines:
Where the dust of an earthly today is
the earth of dusty tomorrow" awak-
ened the baby, and it began to cry loud
and long. Then came my lines, It's a
little thing of my own | made the
most of them, and the house caught on
and yelled itself hOarSe"