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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-25
To Save tier Child

From frightful disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Ga1leger, of LAGRANGE, Ga,
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
great sores on her head and face,
and writes its quick cure exceeded
all her hopes. 1t works wonders in
sores, bruises, skin eruptions, cuts,
burns, scalds and piles. use. Cure
guaranteed by Flaws
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-25
What a Tale II Tells.

If that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotch-
es on the skin, it's liver trouble but
DIR. Kings New Life Pills regulate
the liver, purify the blood, give clear
skin, rosy checks, rich complexion.
Only 25c. at Flaws.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-25
For Over Fifty Years.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over fifty years by millions Of mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess II soothes the child softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by DRUGGISTS
in every part OF the world Twenty-Five cents
bottle. Be sure and ask for mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and to he no other kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-25
BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Ivy Reynolds is visiting
friends in Virginia City.
Mrs. w. T. Warren and children
left for Tesla, Cal, last Sunday.
-McKinley's vote in 1896 was T.
Io4,77o and Bryan's was 6,5I8,59o.
Miss Ada Torreyson has been
reporting the Cordelli case here this
week.
DIR. J. K. Stubs, OF the State
University, was over from Reno
Thursday.
New Hampshire has law which
allows bounty of 81 per bushel on
grasshoppers.
-Ernest Hall and wife, of Gold
Hill, were visiting Dayton friends
this week Thursday.
James Millsaps and wife rturned
Monday from their camping trip to
Lake Tahoe and Placerville.
Grand Master Workman Stew
ort was over from Carson last Sun
day on A. Q. U. w. business.
Jim Parker and Mrs. John Park
er drove in from Mason Valley Tues
day and returned Thursday.
Nevada ranges are being thined
out of horses by government buyers
for this country and Germany.
-Trib is clean; its odor pleasant,
mild, yet powerful; tulflls all prom
Uses. AS liniment, Trib is supreme,
Miss West, of. the Stewart Insti-
tute in Carson, was here Thursday
hunting up Indian children for the
school.
Good for man, good for horses;
Trib penetrates and cures bruises,
sprains, and swellings. Trib does
not blister.
George Kneirim came in from
Mason Valley Thursday evening,
and continued on to Virginia City
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Nellie Raycraft and Mrs.
Emma Sossa, the latter of San Fran
cisco, drove over from Carson Thurs
day and returned last night.
After three days effort a light
thunder shower visited this place
last Monday. Hardly enough moist
ure fell to settle the dust, however.
-Sagehen hunters report game
scarce and hard to get within gun
shot OF, indicating that the birds
have been shot at before the law was
out.
Mrs. VIM. Langevin, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in California for couple of months,
returned TO her home in Dayton last
Tuesday.
PROT. Monroe returned from Mis-
souri, Thursday evening. He spent
his vacation there and in Illinois, and
says Bryan is sure to be the next
President.
The young Piute who ran away
from the Indian School in Carson
this week went to Como. Thursday
he got tired of being away and re-
turned to Carson.
Much rain or cloudburst must
have occurred up Gold Canyon some
where last Monday, as the creek
which runs through this place from
the Canyon was booming.
Mrs. Ora Whiting stopped in
Dayton Thursday on her way home
to Hawthorne from Reno to visit
Mrs. w. ]. Church. Mrs. w. left
for Hawthorne yesterday morning.
The Ne,Os is the name of new
semi-weekly paper printed in Win
nemucca by Russell and Riddle. 1t
is Republican in politics. The boys
will have to rustic to keep from be-
ing riddled.
-WANTED-One young man
from Lyon County, New, to prepare
for the coming Railway Mail Service
Examination. We furnish every
thing, including Books & Maps. Ad
dress, enclosing stamp, Interstate
Correspondence Institute, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
"A Wadsworth man who has re-
turned from Nome says that Larry
Derby, well known throughout the
State, is running u dray at that
place. He is not getting rich, as
horse feed costs $40 per bale.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-25
The Emporium Grocery!
New Store! New Goods!
You can save money by purchas-
ing from us. We guarantee
everything we sell.
Here are Some Strictly Cash
Bargains:

40 bars Rex Soap. 81 90
80 bars Cudahay's Soap. 80. 90
IS cans Lye. 90
II lbs. Granulated Sugar. 90
20 doz. Clothes Pins. 49,. as
II cans Axle Grease. 80. 90
20 lbs. Rice. 80. 90
II cans Tomatoes. ......... 90
IL packages Flaked Wheat. I 90
10 packages Germea ....... 90
so lbs. second grade Flour. IS
so lbs. Douglas Flour. ...... 90
so lbs. White Rose Flour. 10
50 lbs. Liverpool Salt. ...... 90
4 lbs. Pyramid Soap Powder 25|
We also have large line of Veg
etable and Flower Seeds in
Bulk and Packages.
q. E. "YLIE.
Carson, Nevada.
Main Street. Opp. Raycraft's Stable.
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ADVERTHsING RATES:

Legal advertising, per square ...........S 90
Each subsequent insertion .............. 90
Commercial advertising. single column,
per inch per month. acknowledgements. 90
Double column. per inch. ............... 2 90
Discount of 10 per cent on commercial ads"
standing three months; 25 per cent. on ads"
standing six months 40 per cent on ads"
standing one year.
Local notices, per line of nonpariel, first
Zach subsequent insertion, per line. 05
No deviation from above prices.
In Memorum Resolutions published in the
ZINES will be charged for at the rate of ten
cents per line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-18
NEWS NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.


:, 4 new foundry, Il Is said. will be estab-
Iished In Ballard within short time. For
several days q number OF men have been
looking over the ground with view to
opening iron works. Arrangements have
not yet been concluded The plant win
90 a general repairing and manufacture
Ing business. Ballard has already two
countries and steel plants. btpdes
boiler factory. All are constantly busy.
making and repairing the machinery used
In the mills at ballard
@. G. Lemon was tried in the Justice
court OF Ballard yesterday on charge OF
attempted burglary He was released
and given twenty-four hours to get out Of
w CARPENTER. OF Deadwood, s. D.. Is In
Ballard visiting the family OF C. O. In
gals Mr.. Carpenter has Just recently
returned from Alaska, where he has
spent the past year.
Stra wberries were brought to Ballard
yesterday by J. A. McCrory. which COM
pared favorabiy with the finest seen on
the market In the regular strawberry sea-
son. They are the second crop grown on
Dir. McCrory's place Shis year
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered 10 ms pro-
dncev ~ the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dsrrk and n the cur AZ seattle:
Crnin--Osts s21SH barley. SIS. 5fff: wheat.
chicken feed. s's: bran. sii 50. shnfts sl2U.
Hay -PuGef soupd. $40: Easssfn Washington INN
ethy. SIS. Alfalfa. ~ per ton
Frrs- Strictly frcst ranch, 16rr
Butter Fresh ranch isa1sc; creamery. EdBc
Pouitrv~f.iTe chickens. fMifr. iire turkeys, Lee:
turteys. IN, e~esc. ier: ducks. ipal1c Der y.
Livs stock-Chcice beef cattle. cows. sfaslc.
steers tatac: choice shecp. r.: god hogs live e;
hovs- dressed Te: calves. dressed large. &C.; small.
lnc. calves live. large, Sc small. e.
Bidrs p~its and wno-Hcsvy sound saIsrd steers.
over % ihs. rtkr medium round. per N. sac; isht,
sound. undey g he. SIC: cows snnrt. an WEIGHTS,
stte: stars hrs ard oxen, i,fe; saitci s.ps sac;
crses. Ii. &C. r-ern hides fr less than .s',ed.
dry hide. per ~ iitsc; dry cu'is. onethfd less
Yri rarery deer, i2eise dry elk sam; green ELK.
safsr sherp peits 7srSsi -; shesriinss. isaftsc:
Eastern Washington wool saiIr: Western Wssiing-
Ton wool. 1sc; dirty or timber burned. isaiic.
tniov 1d3}c.
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The Marine rseA.nsv rsrert. N. felis~irs,
SEATTLE Arrived SEPT ~ T. 4 ,ransprrt
~srI wr cssy 4 raesiA frass San rssncssrs, sert
y, afr Esrrhts, fFom Essiaa AsS v4sencis fsyra
Sa'rs saisa. sels AZ pmsura. - ssa
arc. fpF Sesss ~ csarina. ~ Sore, via skas
say Arrived. arri " schs ieutsa q itern csrs
veras sasl~d. sshs rrsnAa sHd Loassr, FER ceos
roar oANptr~ sri,sa. ses. "a .,Ar tn.
srsses, fssm .ag.yas.n
ssS rRsSrisco- Arrived seq. IS .s Min.
~, - t,as.. i kses,r 49,, rsr, usrs I'm
sehr vias frssr russ nsrhie Nor sss Tssarss srssn
SsrairnS saisrd, ssss. y ~ sars Mates sor
- Nsrsss.v ics s~sssls. ssps ~ .a warasis.
vIcr0aiA. " c .Ars.es sess "a n 1t, cec.
hsrss SEE CITY a rssAis tyas san Frans.ssc ant
ssnea Y I. y E. sssss:s
nssAs' sehs jsan a csssesi srsus Ssa rs,irn -
rmss rsskeass seAr AnAesyrs O. M, Nor GuAN
aaun tss rsFs cansss ~ M,stea~sa. i ~ srgsa
nArtists. fres a. sssesasi ss ccnass. ssoa ssis
vpFsy. fess~sea 81 ssrsH rxseel IN. ssra~sr
r1sas y ~ ssss,is ssgs 4 rs.,sa ~ 4, S ~
nrcnonshsss so n. ssers xoeetsrss 'sg raee
", Arrived ~ v.it-rss, isen csss sc~e. "a
TACOMA sAiaoa, ssrs u. seAr Magson, ssE ssn
san rRaxctsc, -Ar-,,ra sect q. a as.r.
Tea frcsa orss, essa 4 l. Essstun- fruRa raesuaa
VICTORIA a. r~Arsred sore. n Avsar,
ssattss ~ Narns. va sRaswsv sshara ~ ti-ns
shs we~pirs 90 sitssy VT; sds~i ~ ara vso-
ers3 thcash uatsuss~f
NOME Sasiea sept " ssr vslrnrEs fa- Srasltn
In pctt s~4s 81 ssF Isan s. NiuatmI ~ Chs5ass
Ns,sce ssAf selssls ar AilisnSs, atf atxen ha &c
sissukSrn. str Chxriea n fsaa. r~~crus cutter Nc
caliaek str p.serrsry sgr Thssher. sfr Asioz. ssf
naras AAH ~ ths FRIGHT hxhsrrs wssr Afiten N
q. nssss .aa ..ses.a :, s,s,,A Z ssgss,aAsr
Vas nsr1ei 70 the waters edge ths mc<nlax at
West Seattle
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. srrt II. q. y ctr
Adsirs. fe~ rnrst srsnd
NEAH Ray scrt. u. clear: west wind twefse
miles Passed IN, HI Gathefer. q m. from san
frsncisce for Taeozaa: sAip and fSslr-sAslet
srkocnef. .. -
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SAN rnANCfsco-Ar1ves sept NJ str State
Of California, from Portland afr Titsnfs from Ma
naiuso. h'hr WIS. fruu Fort Gamble. tktn J. T.
Evistpn. firm Tacoma schr Lena swsasy. frur
Grays hArtes Sailed. s,r wsrhsgi, fer Chsfnainus:
chr Ashscn. frv csaailie sver; y. str Adams
for raget sound
roRT TOWNSEND Reported In Strait. sers
10. Hs ctr rendor frcr caIisa
roar TOWNSEND Passed an, SEPT II. ste
ngcennshire. from Yokohama; hk Ventura, from
Ahtwefrl
r0Rr LUDLOW Arrived. Srt M bksn Rent
eta. frosn Pert Tnsussnd
PORT TOWNSEND Passed M, sert. H. nr Val
snris from Ncrne far sesttie
HpQflsA -Ssifcs, Sept. re- schr Oeesnia
Vance, tfcm Ahetdcsn Zoe San Frsncisro; .shr
ifssi< Vance f'ern crsmerss far san Fsaneiseu
sehs fsrspn, frcyn Aberdeen fns rinnoinia
SYDNEY, ~ W~Aftfevd Aararxt From
vanerusss. via Honelniu ard brisbane
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N ualvsfaty.
1.aeeeeessssssessss'

III I, - .hsce1 exercises Of the year
>.,S yesterday In Denny hall. Inc
{4 80 ~ marked contrast to the
"A last year. the hall being
xns~vhst radical change IN the
.~errlnps viii be made this year.
49, f6fx were chapel exercises IN
-. there being no mention OF
~ ~ religious topics. During the
Sssr 4 religious service. consist
~ Hrvsnf,,re reading, n short prayer
y sxnsrs. viii be held four days
Ss-.t ronducfed BY pastor from
70, ~ churches Of the city.
sS,ieyous side ~ q students edu-
y IA Or. Crnves at the close OF
>.-<e chanel, lis one that has here
"A <ssr neglected nj the university.
.iSsss II il vary important side
s<s'3 X cultivated. That Il Is con-
<!f \ xsrx important work IL evident
~ tsf that the ministers OF the
<<k "a whom have their time very
lsSS@ Is, have expressed their will
- Il coma out here several days
.-uu1113 Tor these services. There
~ ~ enn1raisfon about tho attend
"A ~ should IKE 10 see every one
<.m il IL A. al possible"
ri f.fwvh rector OF st.
Ezi<onsi church OF this city, lead
~ mornings services.
Il S4nbedny OF each week instead or
6s1sIISt service, there VIII be talk
~ IIss topic q the GAY BY some
S"dneslay ths speaker will prob
~ - a Peters. formerly famous
5.e1;all n1nyer He Will probably
= fkaf sijhiecf. which II Just now
,Sllor the students TO considerable
II ~ -. - a a. -
~ expecf<d that the probabilities
~ ef11je difsculty VIII be found In
~ for al the incoming students.
~ fyyaveA yesterday: Unless
S;fonsefnents can be made 10 ac-
13sfs {hen. II II probable that after
1c1k ID moro preparatory students
IN TAKEN. Certainly no more are
W viii not be able TO accom-
m0ee than 90 students comforts
- " have considerably over sne
~ ~ must give tho preference 10
Ghinx regular collegiate work, Il
E9 6f0bohly b. necessary to take
~ n regard 20 the preparatory
No prohMhIe that AFTER the 80
r 51x6tied. Il viii be necessary 70
$3.50 e1ms]ar action IN regard TO the
1l c0]leeiafe students. We are
Sonpeuisaf crowded. There are
~ y b lhe freshman class. which has
"a necessNry the employment Of
" tA& etudents A. assistant In
111 ~ some Of the preparatory
ICY 4 our great necessities. the oh
u = Whlrh would he to relieve the
~ eo4Gesfion. II science hall. The
1ol1oe are very much overcrowded
81 ~ 4 II hard to say what the con-
|1 Nm ~ next year. The attendance
lunS(nE every year. and the present
n1 VII not be more than sufficient
= ~ t01j&Ee Of liberal arts. I sincere
+ ~ thai the next legislature will do
nlns b the way OF providing III
Y 0o16e building"
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Hrendstuffs-
SAN FRANCISCO, sept r--wheat-steady on
call and finn in the SPOT market
Bariey-Futufes quiet; spot. steady.
Oats Quiet
Wheat shlprinr. No. l. sia5: choice. sics; mill
Bar ley ess.a7.,se: brewing nsslsc
oata-Gray. llsls@ls; black, for seed aa1
Receipts.
Flour Quarter sacks. r.lea; Oregon. T.7ro; whest
eentsis. l2,ocO Orescn I'D. barley. eentais. ssv
eats. eensais iapos Oregon isso: beans. sacks ise
s sasR iss:' ddius p sae is hay iaa i6
hides, number. 10.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
MTlstnss- Middlinss, sisaec; bran. sis.sosii Per
bailey w @ ssss a Gss s ssss. e
tl9. straw, per bale, sSNS7isc.
rutatoes River BuHbAnks s0asoe; Salinas Bur
Neeciahles- Cncunhers. 2ue4or. green peas, IA
&C: sizing beans. lSac per 10; tomatoes. @a5sc
asnafagus, Tsc@zn.
Fruit Apples choice. yfo common ssc: Msxi
can lines. $685. common California lemons 81 :
et2 3; choice California lemons s2.s0a275 bananas
Butter -Faney cssainery. slEasec; seconds. esA@
sc; fancy dairy, ne &c; seconds l7E2lc
Cheese New California fats, slssieri Youns
America. l0xl2Lc: Eastern. I4@NRc.
EGGS Store. iTazis; fancy ranch. sc; Eastern. u
fouifry-Tnffey gphtlcrs. iSalec; TURKEY hens. II
cite; old rosters, 50 s44 young roostsrs, 81 soss
small bro4lers ssa2 50 large brcilers s. a9s fry
ers s3ss. 81 hens s. s1ss: Old ducks. tsa4 %; geese
si.25gfN.
Wool and Hons.
Wool Swing Nevada liaisc, Eastern Oregon. II
@iic; valley Oregon. lscflsc Fan Mountain lambs
sNi0c; Humbcldt ard srndncino. ioesi2c.
Hops-crup Of 1850. lsA@tsc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady: December. Nlo; May. sl.lsMc
cash. N.@.
Rafley--No sales
corn-Large yellow. 81 2c1ff a1A.
q 20 2
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHIC AGO ssat = Cattle neefirss ?, a95 hsss
irsfu,lirF 90 Westerns ass ~ Tetars tlsnlr~
ssstsfs, rs8igTr snt light sia~ - 10 iagw ba,eh.
err stnss sresas Westerns f,radr Nsiirss-fsassi
s te. sslrrtse tsesens. tgs r. ~. faFrr A. 3 ss2
a. nasSsd stl.-ksrs fxfsss istr 81 tzN1 = raat
s. u8s q hssfrrx k1st 81 c8ruhTz = is@5 al
ttslS q saFt 70 tAi~ss t&aa ~ rrrA3s gcs s.acrs
81 sa24N grass s;rers g @sGw aafs s. -Sfs 70
Htas.- Ae.e3rts trsar uan feai saeasrTn~, esfl
MATED. fAQH isfs essf ~ Active ressrsil7
sfrafF ssrcss raarA heggr ghsh wsTn shstg ieM.
a. TaT " Estxet ara Nstehass. ~ '6s#1.N r~ssl
= fises sew ssss $ re.lss ssssg, nsasa
NrH, iSss a haif = ssiss A. fsAs s.
s.ars~ Esartsfs = 90 htzf Sheer and isr1ss
eNesse Asst te-iere ssssty q s.rsx poos 10 ssfth
us~ wssk 4hsfe sN~r tsncd ~ ttse4os wefk-ws
g -sst N fa.r ta refk~ ~iNeA 81 =Hs5 I Wrt
-, stfsr n 1884 IS Ttsss shssg s. ss5r ~. rAslts
isnss y Sos. Wrsrrn isnts, ssen
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% 70 .
NEW York MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Sept. r.-Flour Receipts, AN bar
rels; exports. D3is harfeis Market active. frner.
3G
wheat-fscccipss SIS hishels exports. q OF hush
els. spot. firm: No red. s2Ac. T. Q. b. so&e, eie-
sator Options opened easy because Of disappoint-
ing cables but quickly recovered and were strong
most Of the day. Buyns for Northwest, stronger
continental markets aud prospects for more rain IN
spng wheat belt afo1sed the hulilshness here pro-
noting also brisk demand from shorts closed firm.
isatsr nrt sd,ance: March closed s6skc; May.
sehc; September. size, October, slssc; December.
s7&c.
Wcol-puii.
1ops-Quict
Cosec~opiors closed barely steady. Sales. -. 800
bags Including September. &c: October, z5c; Mo-
vember, Tsea7.ssc; December. ssc. Spot Rio.
dull: No. ! invoice. sac Mild. quiet; cordosa. ~
aloe.
susar--Raw, Arm: fair refining, shc centrifugal.
% test. &c. Refined. firm.
Available Grain Supplies.
The statement Of the visible grain supply Sat-
urdsy 8epteaher l5 as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, Is ns follows
Wheat, II IN 600 bushels. increase 2lsl,o0.
Corn. 5.eos.Wa bushels. increase. 2ss. 600.
Oats 10 5sT 900 bushels. Increase. IA, 900.
RYE $4,000 bushels decrease. S.ouq
Barley, SIS 900 bushels; increase $4,000.
70 % %
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Fremont.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Workmen have almost completed the
building Of a house for Mrs Alice MILF
can north OF Fremont, on the road to
ballard The house Is being painted and
Will be ready for occupancy in about two
weeks.
-. Z. Denny. OF Fremont. returned here
saturday, after an absence OF three
months in the Index mining district
Tho Fremont Investment Company has
been established in Fremont. The OBJ
lect. OF the company Is TO buy and sell
land and build houses for sale.
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CHICAGO, Sept iT.-save for a moment Of I'M
essiress at the start when traders feeling the
disappointment ever the advance Of only I'D at
Liverpool. In the face n the bulge hero Saturday,
wheat was huoSsnt. The market made few fur
thcr gains IN spe N Liverpool. ana IN spite Of
increase in the worlds shipments and In the amount
on passage The demsnd general and broader
than usual because q predictions ~ more rain for
the Northwest. October opened 4@Ae inwer. at
T6sags'se. aud under liberal pressure from buyers
advanced 20 T7fs9T%e The visible increase %
@ igt 900 bushels rut wet blanket the market.
influencing considerable pruit taking by longs The
close however. strong. October. after reartins
10 7e%c. steadying and clcsins Nc over Saturday.
at Tfhc.
Corn was dun and inclined 10 weakness. October
closed NC lower. 81 slsc.
Oats were dun. October closed shade down. at
n@.
Prosi,ions again fell the pressure from shorts,
who were on the trail a pork and ribs. Lard was
supported by LIGHT stoks OF that product Lard and
ribs both held their gains we'll but the short inter
est IN pork havins beccme apparently satisfied. that
speculative article sased ca October pork closed
2i.asc higher; lard. iosi2Ae better. and ribs 100
lsisc improved.
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"B.-P." R~fasea to write.

Gen Baden Powell, the hero OF Mafe-
king, has decided To refuse the many pub
fishers offers made 10 him to write an
account OF the Mafeking siege. The recep-
ton now being given 20 reprints OF his
accounts OF the Matabele and Ashantee
wsrs indicates the eagerness with which
the public would take up a new book by
him, but the general, In view OF his Mill
tary promotion, feels that he should not
identify himself with the crowd OF war
correspondents and amateur specialists.
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81 Cd: s.rsos. wan. wsn.. ss "a English eoun-

S1- ttls farEott WhHa Wauo. pt S1 fb3ifsn couH-
try markets. part 81 dearer.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. r--whpat and flour In
Paris, qniet French country markets.. steady.
Wheat-S Spot, steady; No Western winter, Is
lad; No. ! Northern spring. Ga nd; No. Cali
fornia. q 5i4d Futures steady September. g
ehd; December. O. md
corn--Spot. firm; American rixed. new. Is nd;
old. nominal Futures. quiet. October, Is nd;
November. IS SAD; December. Is ghd
The imports az wheat into Liverpool last week
were % no quarters from Atlantic ports and 800
quarters from other ports
The imports q corn from Atlantic pcrs1 last week
were e. 100 quarters.
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NEW YORK. sewt sr~crstnn fHtswu@ c-sus6
wax w3sh fsiCsa 8rru t7is rosrss sutsr rsFessaxs
ssfersi a.tiar 49, siranst fatal tAsenre 4 has fa.
rasf Tks tsrslae "a net reasa aith ne ssss ~.
r-snt N can rTiess fnfhss easing san rglass ~,
fs-e rr-arr-af7ar asrfsstes itasf th4 8Een tufa
ire ueNrset hal srstcr wftk tasa IA thn early an.
rgueca sna biakn 90 sas legei rcint q its tEY un.
iast wreks rlse s1rplssen,es ~ sl,ssslirs sales
~ sAaq4 serasna Ths sssrket elase1 steady, al a
ma kss q IS 1e posutA
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Floer- Firm
wheat-No spfirF -g@-7idc; No ? rpd. IKE
Comma q ta%siiiise. No. , yellow soAettakc
oa,s--No. 2 nWGNe; Ne. white. 2lAa2sAe;
No ) uhite. 1ief2st3r
Rye~N6. 9 ss7Sa@r
Harley tio0f FEEDING ss4s9Ac; fAir 70 ehoiec
mailing sTTSsr
Flaxseea- No D. ss6. No I Northeastern. si5s.
Tifrishf SEED Prime shFt&
Mess Pork re-. farrrl Naaas0S.
lard Ter fcn rounds. 81. Ssste.rH.
Short Rits- Ssdss lfnse. E,is0s.
shaniders- Dry ssiie1 trxei. sh6s<e
short sN4s< Clear. boxed. q iaas. ..
whisky-~ BASIS a high wincs. A.8.
sugars rnrhanked
A. ara
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FOR family use Jesse Moore IA"
yvhlskey IA a prime favorite. and in thou
sands Of homes Il IS always on thu
bstf
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IDeeoe esesseeesssssssss,

- ~ Uindstorm Of last Thursday
~ - With INT doing damaFe IN f.a-
\ hcroe owned by w. l.. 1hriG, on
x oy<4He. caught fire about o'clock
UrNe4 % the Rr ,und almost before
~ heA po@leed the fra A small tug
III ~ ~ 'Ueye the firat alarm. The
~ hard the whistle thought the
- rcwbcat 20 60 20 the rrs-
~ SgtH, The house. with It's con.
- totaily destroyed. The owner
~ t11uo and his family were away
~ Me- broke out. Several chill
~ WAVING about the houre, and II
U0nt tAat they started bonfire IN
.s!sn spread &c 20 ths house, There
roQ)elna from Seattle has opened an
1Atona. pr. q. w. Vail has taken
- over Psyne's grocery storc
ofe the nearest physician was at
9vWHsy, halt mile away.
atsss shop Al Latona was orened
MA n, B@rt Htrahley, A. walters
Qkllee white formed party ~ La
5ro14 men who left Saturday night
Ateeotl1e expedition down the Sound.
- 70 ~ gone . week.
4 1omAnd for houses and rooms M
eeAeinues uuahated People ara
eaiiy. and every new house II
= sam ~ nnishsd. Builders are
9 Egsh deal Of trouble in getting
'<!s 70 work for them. On account
ssssia have ssom been sex ,,nIshss sal ,ws
81 ofv not ready for occupancy on
49,
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