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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-13

Cash quotations Were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. No. spring wheat 6sa73Ihc:
No. red 75lzc. No. corn S9Ika4Oc: No vel.
lev SSg,sqSg%c No oats, 22lkQ23c: No. white
2hhQ21l4c; No. white. 23ikG27c. No rye 4Sc
Fair to choice mailing barley. 55G5sc. No. fax
seed, slN91S1; No l Northwestern. s1.S7h
Prime timothy seed, 81. 10N4. 90 Clover seed con-
tract grade, So Mess pork, per brl. $40 50d1O CO.
Lard, per 100 lbs, S.l5qL17ls. Short-rib sides
tloose). S69On710. Dry-sa'ted shoulders (boxed)
$5I5n5S7l5 Short-clear sides (boxed), Sc 1896 S.
Whisky basis of high wines, s1.27.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 127 900 bl:
corn, z22 900 blu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye 1900 bu:
barley, 67.o00 bu. Shipments-Flour &c 900 bu !:
wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, $780, 900 bu; OATS 297 100
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley 20 900 bu
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Dry GOOds.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE dry goods market
indigo blue prints &c, to 4&c. Two other lines
have advanced prices Ac and others ex-
business will be done at the advanced prices or
whether transactions at old prices have not filled
up buyers that they will be able to take
further supplies. Other lines remain quiet and
firm.
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ROulfrE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Live poultry was firm
and higher fowls and chickens, 9Gl2c; geese,
7ocqsl.35. Dressed firm; springers, 10Q17c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 12-Poutry steady: chick
ems, &c; young. Ease; turkeys, &c; young, SIC
ducks, &c; geese, &C.
CHICAGO, Nov 12.-Dressed poultry active:
turkeys, 10c; chickens, 7lzq9c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12-Poultry firm: chick
ems, SdSc; turkeys, Sc.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Business was very
slow in the market for metals, with the under
tone generally quiet with the exception OF spell
ter, which was a shade higher to-day on good
export demand, closing frmer at 4.1504 zoe. The
rest of the list ruled unchanged. Pig iron war
rants were quiet at 1910; lake "copper" 16 75@17c;
tin dull at 2765d27. 15c; lead quiet at 437lkc The
brokers' price for lead was &c and for copper.
1CS71z117c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 12.-Lead was higher at L. 22Is
@i.25c Spelter higher at 4.05c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 12-Cotton steady.
Sales. $3.50 bales: ordinary. 7Ac: good ordinary
ding. sSsc; middling fair, 12-16c. Receipts, H.
495 bales; stock, 222, 800 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Cotton closed stea .iy
at &c advance. Middling upands 8 13-l6c; mio-
ding gulf, 10 1-l6c. Sales $50 bales.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Only a fair jobbing
trade was noted for evaporated apples. with the
undertone about steady at old prices. State
common, We're quoted from &c to sc; prime, 4xG
sac. Choice California dried fruits were in
active. Prunes were quoted from 31zc to Chs
per pound, to size and quality. Apricots
Royal 11G1ic: Moor Park. 15Q16c. Peaches
peeled. 16q2Oc; unpeeled. Sq9c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-13

Howard A. Adams. veneer dwelling North
New Jersey street. cost, 5000.
s. NJ Dyer. two frame houses. Nevada streets
cost. 1850
Enrich Furniture Company, addition. "a West
cost. 43uQ
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Marriage Licenses.

Bailey Youree and Courtney Sears.
John NJ. Taylor and Cora Wilson
Albert Slack and Minnie Sturgeon
George y. Benton and Emma G.. Bailey
Austin Flint Denny and Frances Gordon Pym.
George Clark and Anna Hartman.
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PENs;ASOI.A. Fla, Nov. I2-It is an
nounced that the North Atlantic squadron
will winter in gulf waters and that Pensa-
cola has been designated as their coaling
station. Large quantities of coal are now
being received at the Pensacola navy yard
The feet Is expected here early next month.
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Visible supplie. of Grain.

NEW YORK, Nov 12-The statement of The
visible supply of grain, in store and afioat, on
Saturday, Nov. 10, as compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange. is as follows Wheat
Gi.lO3.OO0 bu, increase of 669, 600: corn.
600 bu. decrease of Lbs O0o oats IL, 642 900 bu
decrease OF liioO0 rye, 1,lS6,000 bu an increase
of $1,000; barley. $500. 900 bu decrease of 1O2 0O0
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Hogs-Receipts LOCO: shipments. 500. The
quality was only fair. consisting mostly CT
light and mixed lots, there being but few
choice heavy sale. The supply fair
ly liberal for the first of the week, and with
a strong demand the market opened active and
fully &c higher. The bulk OF the sales were
made at A.9O@5, with the extreme range Of
s4.s5q5.o5 Trade ruled active, and all were
sold, closing strong Quotations.:
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choice TO extra cows, s.. 25G350; feeding steers
good to extra, 50. 7Jd4.
Lambs. choice 10 extra. s5.25G5s5: good 70
choice, s5Q5.25. Sheep. choice 20 extra, $iQ4zss
good to choice. s375H4.
Hogs, heavy. s., 12ik: Workers. 5:l5: mixed
Silly: roughs. H.4oQ460; stays. S-7Su42S
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GIadiora. Worth $4,000. Kincd.

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. l2--Glaciola.
dam OF King Lief. recently sold for $1,000.
had a leg brokea by kick and had TO be
killed. The mare once belonged 10 the late
Byron NcClelland-
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS Nov 12.-The wool market was
without material change Medium grades. J4I
2clec; light fine. lS@l7c; heavy fine, 1lQ14c; tub
washed, 2SQ29c
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p NJ time Il in BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus: s-DaIly. S-Sleepe-. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. f-E1cept sunday.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, Nov. Observation-Disclosures so: shipments,
23o The quality fair. The market opened
quiet, with rather a weak tendency. Later, trade
ruled slow and all were sold at about steady to
shade lower prices. The closing quiet.
Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none.
There were only about enough sheep and
lambs to supply the demand from local
butchers. and all were sold promptly at the
highest prices prevailing at the close of
last week The best lambs sold at s. and
decent at $425. Quotations:
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Provisions.

uars-Sugar cured. IS 10 20 lbs average 1ou
Stiostc: IS lbs average. ioAGllc; II lbs average
1tT1iIsc. 10 lbs average 116i11i2c.
Iard-Kettle rendered. S5sc; pure lard, SIC
Pork-Bean. clear. $3.50; rlIrnp. SIS.
T2acon-Clear sides. 80 TO 90 lbs average eikc.
n To 40 lbs average. CSC: % 10 80 lbs average
essc. clear bellies % to 80 lbs average SIC. "a
10 % lbs average 9Sc; Il to 16 lbs average Igssc
clear backs, 20 TO 25 lbs average, &c; to s lbs
average 9I.c; TO lbs average, I0c In dry
Shoulders-lS TO % lbs average. SIC: Is lbs av-
erage. slsc; 10 TO u lbs average. SIC.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE IN FAIR SUPPLY AND SELL
ING AT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs Active and Two and a Hnif to
Five Cents Hicber-Shecp steady
Condition OF other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts. go; ship
ments none. The receipts of cattle were
larger than usual at this time in the week.
but there were different grades represented.
There were no strictly prime kinds in their
class. but the quality was fairly satisfac-
tory TO killers. As usual at the beginning
of the week there was no urgent demand;
buyers were a little backward on account
OF reports from other places, and the sales
of steers were usually at steady prices COM
pared with those current at the close OF
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L.AKE ERIE a WEsTERN hi. III

Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex... TOO ~
Toledo Detroit and Chicago. linn. .s12.30 f415
Auncie. Lafay'te and LaPorte spec-rs-xo HOES
INDIANA. DECATUR a WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail and ex....fsB ~ 40
Chicago express. pd.........-....-..-.fn9 fx.4o
Decatur & ST. Louis fast ex. 9 c.. lilo s4oS
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Seeds.

Glover. choice, prime. s55016; English. choice,
ssq5; crimson or scarlet RE clover: s5as: timothy
choice, s22562.4c: fancy Kentucky, q lbs 81 20
extra clean. 60GI5c; orchard grass. extra. si.2e1
so: red top choice. S0cdS1.75; English blue
grass "A lbs. s2d2.50; German millet sIGI "a:
Western German millet. s9OcqSl; common mil
let SOGl90c.
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Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 300. The
receipts of hogs were fairly liberal for this
time in the week. but the quality could
have been more satisfactory There was
very good inquiry. however, from local
packing houses, and with active competi-
ton the offerings from the start changed
hands promptly at an advance of 21Sq5c in
prices over those current last Saturday.
1t did not take long to exhaust the sup
ply. and the market closed firm at an ad-
vance. Quotations:
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prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. hens. Sc per ID: toms. &c: hens. &c:
cocks &c; ducks. full feathered. &c; geese. full
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Building Permits.

Transfers. .; total 10
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were flied for record in the
county auditors orice yesterday.
Moore Investment Co 10 VIII 7. Priest. lot J
and - feet q lot I. block 2. University Heiahts
add. $40.
LHra Rasmussen 10 Edward L. Rasmussen. 10; 1.
tlook ). town a skJkonish. and lot Z. block 3.
Ponfiiis' Second add. 500
Charles White and wife, Anna. 10 Rosina scher-
vinssi. ot i block l. Seattle Homestead Association
First add. 1900.
A. X, Russell 70 Heinrich Bros. Brewing Co, lot
8. block 7. Indkins' add. $500
Fred sehopp and wife Louisa. 70 Heinrich Bros
Brewing Co. lot 7. block Z. Judkins add. 81. 800.
Henry Auernhcimer and wife. Louise. 70 Heinrich
Bros. Brewing Co. par, Of lot .. block T. Judkins
add. 81 90
Howard " Hsmlin 10 Josephine Hamlin. all
srantnr's interest 70 land IN to n. 4. also inter
est IN lots and Z. block 90. Seattle Tide Lands.
$1,000
NJ u. Ballard and wife Harriet f.. 10 r ID.
Christopher. lots Y. 2 aud "a. block 80. Brooklyn
add. $40.
Mari aud Margaret A. Campbell 70 Samuel Da-
vidsonsp 1T " block 10. Renton's. f2.00
Muiuaf Laud 90. 70 Cecilia Elizabeth Fryherg. lot
II. block co. Gilman Park, s225.
Arnold " Tourtillotie and wife, Ella g.. 70 Au-
gust Lunfxren. lot TO- block 81, Gilman Park. tsss.
John w. Cleek and wife. synihs G.. TO Swan
Biork lots and I. block 2. Graz Salmon Bay add
10 Ballard. $40.
Anna Mercer 10 Anna II Stone and Frank r..
Bingham. lots II and H. block 60. Lake Union add.
t.0D.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-2 cooks for country hotel, $50
each; cutoff sawyer. 81; mill hands, ~
camp turnkey on street car line, S2o;
store boy, 81 week and board. dinner
and short order cooks, SIS and So week;
tsamster to haul lumber, $50 clear: mill
hands near city. SIS clear. choreman,
SO clear; shoemaker; cedar tiemakers,
i3c: Nome waiter; dishwashers. 81.
shovelers, 81; band sawyer and setter;
X. L.. laborers: knot sawyers, &c. con-
tract to slash and burn land near city;
men, edgerman, dogger and laborers,
81 to 50 day; hotel houseman and pantry
man: man and wife at a mill on wages
or to run the kitchen: fallers. So: city
teamsters and laborers 81; hay hands,
$3.50 clear; backyard help. 81. Is to $3.50;
wood and bolt cutters, 81. 20 and xl.50 per
cord or $40 day; can washers. mixers
and farmers. $50 clear: coopers; planer-
man: walters. Your choice at Cranes
los Washington street.
BRIDGE carpenters. 81 and up; bridge
helpers, $3.50 and up; Jap boys house,
work, no cooking or waiting. si2 month;
ranch hand, 81 and board: channel ma
chine runner for Alaska. $50 and board
lar men, s.. rs day: outside mine laborers,
S2.2o; men 10 truck wheat. Zoe hour in
city mill men, S225: steamboat stew
ard, $40: cutoff sawyer. t2.25: all-round
woodsmen, $3.50: ratchet setter, s22S
small mill; carriagemen. 81; ballast men
N. p, free pass: mill laborers, 81, board
81; bolt cutters, 81. % cord, fare SOC; farm
restaurant cook. $40 week: county road
men, 1886 and board. Peoples Employ
ment office. Post and Yesler Phone.
Main Cos.
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POST-INTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

The Post.fnteiaeneer has established branch asen-
eies whore classified Advertisements will b~ received
untn 10 .. each day The rates charged at the
branch agencies the same at the Post-Intslii
gencef hslness office Cash ads only viii be taken
st branch agencies Following is the list Of agencies:
Yorke BsrrinGtos's drug store,
Second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy. r. E. Fisher,
Broadway and james.
Rentoa nm Pharmacy. Madison
street aad Fifteenth avenue.
Wsiin Wsiia Pharmacy. Twenty
Arst aud East JeMerson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
sue south and Jackson.
shirtieM's DruG store, Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
schmit.' Drug store. IOx2 HoweI,
corner Borcn.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. ~. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. ID. Costtgaa's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
RALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard ave-
nae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewt"s avenue.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE Travelling agents are J.
A. Mcclellan. O. r. Loomis and v blanchard City
collectors v. r. Hawley John u. sheehan. J. A.
Goodfeiiow. A. n Mills and Robert Akin Post
m ssters everywhere agents Pay money only
~ these and 20 resident agents In the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified csl0mns,
10 . word each Insertion, mis-
Smum charge. Csc. Classified
advertisements runntng one
month without change Of copy, I
ei.BO Der line tseven words
cosnt 10 Iine). On three
months order, e1.86 per line
per month, On sIx months err
Der. ei.2O per line per month";
On yearly order, ~ per line
per month.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF meeting Washington State
Board of Pharmacy-Pubuc notice IL
hereby given that the Washington State
Board of Pharmacy will hold regular
meeting at --------------------, In the city
of Seattle, Wash. beginning at 10 O'Clock
a. m. July 16, 1900. Applicants desiring
to take the examination for registration
as pharmacists or assistant pharmacists
are notified to appear at said time and
Dated June Is. 1900.
J. H. DAY, President
J. w. MACARTHUR. Secretary.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mill at
the foot of Broad street. North Seat
tie. is now in operation. Mil office. tele-
phone Union Co. downtown office. room
G. Bailey building. over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone. Main $50.
COMPOSITION-we nre now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure). In nonpareil. minion, BREWER and
long primer Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address. Post-Intelligencer. So
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllens). room ~ Mckay building. Port
land Or.
CoNTRACTORS-Our mill is new. mod
ern, complete. The Seattle Lumber Co.,
Telephone. Union 81.
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FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.

and lodging house: "a bed
rooms. office, dining room. kitchen,
storeroom and outbuildings; house full
of boarders: making money; sickness
cause of selling; price only 500: rent
only $50 per month. 20-month lease.
Western House. Ballard,
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

= - = -----------
BAHkER-Fursral services Tor Goldie Edith BARKER
viii BE- held Wednesday. at 10 m from the
Sacred Heart church The BODY Ia at Butter
woffh's-
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BIRTHS.

RfSKER--In Seattle. at "a Fairviex avenue on
July T. 1900. TO Mr. and Mrs.. Harry ~ Rinker
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LICENSES To WED.

Licenses TO wed were issued By the county suditor
yesterday 20 Krut Psulson 49, snd sizrid o. Nor.
ken tssJ, both Of Pouisbc Dom.nick o. Mills (3sl
and Elizabeth Kslinovsh fzl. both Of Seattle rsa-
tah Dslrympis fssl and Mar Cuenthsr Qexai age.
both a. Seattle, John Lenox Battles tia and Clara
Rodins li3l. both ot Tze1ma; Charles o. Holloway
t1l ard Mira. Ellen Hail IS. both Of Tacoma
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LIN EBMOBES SPECIAL
! ~o acres overlooking the Sound. men.
house. good barn. ore acre in good bear
ING tf4lt ifr"s. balance $50 clover. nne-half
mile rom wharf and postoHiee. far. 70
CIV - daily steamer 90 and from c4ty
q ~ LlNERMDRE ~ New York Bldg
BY and seu your property through
W. D. Field. q HaIer building.
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The following letters await advertiser,
at this Office
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No. 2s5-ON HIGHLAND DRIVE =.
A house of rooms, in good statc AZ -
pair; lot 5oxSo; S}o cash. balance ~ ~
cent. interest; monthly payments. ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

GRAND Lau I o. .. r hail. aus First
avenue. Wednesday evening, July IL
Cicnta Esc ladies froe
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No. s9l-FOUR- ROOM HOUSE -
Lot 25xi20. located in We'll seitla5 49,
borhood. and convenient to 2 car 49,
fine view. "neeS
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-
PERSONAL.


IT'S expensive TO make the best sham
poo. Yes, expensive TO make but we
are determined to have the best II you
try our shampoo you will say IL Is he
best you ever had We are replenish-
ing our stock of hair switches and
ornaments weekly and we carry no shop
worn goods. The best place in the city
for face powders, skin foods. hlaekhead
eradicator, hair tones and rpecial rem
edies for dandrun IS the Persian Hair
store, ZIG Second avenue. Phone.
Green I22l. +. S.-Encloso stamp and
all correspondence VIII receive prompt
attention.
ALL HAIR AND SCALP DIFFICgJI,.
TIES ARE SCIENTIFICALLY and
successfully treated by Mrs. Shelter. at
her parlors In the Downs block; she
guarantees To stop falling hair, cure
dandrun, allay any and all irritation
OF the scalp ard restore natural color
TO prematurely gray hair, when result
Ing from want OF nourishment, stimula-
ion and proper care; consultation free.
Phone. Blue 80 Modern Toilet Par
lors, 20 SECOND avenue.
LADIES! Chlehe.ters English Pennyroy
81 pills ARE THE BEST. safe. teiis-
BILE. Take no other. Send 4c stamps
for particulars. Relief for Ladies'" IN
letter by return mail ASK your drug
Eist Chichester Chemical Co. PhHa-
1@lpnla' IA
NoTICE-The charges win he half price
until the middle - July 10 those who
have not been able 20 take treatments
Yo,k ,e+ji~si t.int;roi,uls 49,. Ns~%
40 Jvaehirrtar hio.k Itst~, ., 80 ~
- S'e' ~ = =. a. S..1s.
BARGAINS In furniture: thrce-piece bed
arf hsse - sp' ~, ~. ca'ay she largest
fha fify "a, rsSsrs,s IN, y.t s,' s,'7 ~,
f-rsrt 'p,t~-itt,-, - "a ~ W
uuf AVENUE south.
SIR. trt-ur, 80 49, 80 - -
frvsa.fpSs~ ~ In CIT ~ ~ exc.
80. lin -..t.-.t..'' - t.'-N t'itaat m,ffp-
r--,-,s Fa,ar,,ss t,s,,..',t.,p @ .@.ll'.k half;
grows hair on bald heads very cheap.
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No. S12-HOUSE ON NINTH AVE a -.
or rooms; bath and toilet: sewer 49,
nections; lot 6QXlSo; street gradet: ,ncr
for two other houses; easy terms
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No. 26s-A SIN-ROOM HOUSE.
on good corner: lot 6lxisN overi..,s.s,
lake; spring water free; EASY TrpnSsnf
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No. s21-CoTTAGE on 18TH AVE eH
Near Thomas street; In popular rrs,Ssrss
locality; street graded and severed. ~
rooms and basement. -
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WANTED-2000 rockmen and GENERAL
hands for work on White Pass q
Yukon Route: wages $3.50 per day
and upwards; board 800 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock. which will be let At highest
prices: tools. powder md all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
TO NJ. j. Fency, contractor, II Colman
block. Seattle. Wash: Inns Of Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett, b. c.
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observation-disclosures.

YOUNG Eastern lady OF ability, 10 take
interest in business and travel: no
capital required. Address 5. care
Post Int ellisencer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
THE ISSUES OF 1000.
Republicans Are Fixing Up the
Whole Programme fer the
Democrats.

There is something amusing about
the energy which republican leaders
display III making the democratic plat
form lor 1896.
Senator Aldrich, in his opening
speech on the gold bill, took great
PAINS to tell mis- hearers just what the
democratic issues were to be and exact
j. what tie republicans were going to
CO about it.
This is u harmless sort Of diversion
for the republicans, ard if they enjoy
It it is quite as well that tLey should
keep up the farce Indefinitely.
One thing is Gel tail, however, and
that is TIE republicans cannot make is
sues and force the democrats 10 assume
Responsibility for them.
In the first p.&ce The democrats are
quite aoie 10 choose their own ground,
AID III the secoL0 pace il is too early
yet to set squaCrol.s in the held for
u latte winch Wiz Tot open before
JaI.e or July next.
vi course the republicans would like
10 choose issues. They would be
pleas &c TO put trusts, imperialism q ]
administration biunders o. all kinds I'D
the background and get up contest
over questions suggested by themselves
az: Oh which they think they could win
the .2ht.
There viii be many issues before the
%cople in the campaign of 1900. The
democrats will not look to the opposi-
ton for selection of those issues, and
Senator AlGrich has wasted his breath
III attempting to tell in advance what
the democratic party is going to do.
Let the able republican senator pos
scss his soul in patience. In good time
ne will know what ISIS ues will be taken
up by the democrats and he can be as-
<uved that they Will be of a character
to interest the people and to make it
lively for the republicans.-Chicago
Democrat.