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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
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QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.
Republic stockholders Informed OF
the Company's PInns.

After the payment Of the March dividend
the Republic Consolidated Company VIII
pay attirterly instead Of monthly liti-
dends until the new mill is In successful
operation. In notifying STOCKHOLDERS uf
this decision the board explains It's milling
programme. Their stockholders circular
says:
First the method Of treatment was very
expensive. costing about 50 per ton; and
second the process saved only Is TO 80
per cent OF the god. or about S3l.So lc
$40 per ton out OF $50. In other woros
after deducting the cost Of milling $50 ana
gold lost, say $3.50 the ore, worth $50,
only yielded SGT 80 per ton.
The circular then proceeds to deal with
the results secured by Mr.. lacking ne
fore he was engaged by the company and
Of those made by him since he has been
here;
Your board had some time previously
decided 10 consult y. G.. Jackling, cyanide
expert and metallurgist who had recent
thousand tons per day for the De La Mar
mines Of Mercur, Utah which is treating
al a handsome profit 80 ore. He. after ex-
haustive experiments. had found that ne
could treat the Republic ore by his method
for less than half what 1t had cost MS,
and at the same time save over 90 per cent.
Of the gold
Since that date repeated large tests and
experiments al Republic have proved the
correctness of his estimates. With these
figures before us no further reason need
be given for closing the old mill.
Your board has been able to secure Mt.
Jackiing's exclusive services for two years
for the purpose OF experimenting the con
struction OF the new mill with capacity
TO commence with OF 200 tons per day.
He win afterward take charge OF the
milling company"
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March LA spilrEe of activity. dne to
the report from New York that f0riy.slx boat loads
II wheat had hesn taken for export, the ouly
incident n break the monosany a trading IN the
wheat pit today II dsy generally speaking,
~ covering by shorts. with the endertune steady
because Il thc sseadiness ~ Liverpool In the face
81 the slump here yesterday. The abrupt curtali-
nient n the LiVerpoal session somewhat a a
damrer on the scitrity in the ineal lit The nshf
was wagpd around Sc faf NAV Tits option upeued
q shade ever $50 touched e5sr. sud then sold ~
70 slsc AZ Csc some wheat came uHt on stop los
orders on covering ~ shorts the MARKET sieadsell
and aursuated narrowly until near the end Tha
report that fogty-sx loads hsd been taken fos ~
1T, sdvaurcd Nav "a s54c before further rsTortS
less tsin,sh concerning the faicisu siies arrived
The market then reacted % $50. sod shortly a.
trrgsyds closed firm, May e. over yesterday. e.
Sssas6tC
In tho corn nnArhet thc Yelling pressure sod fho
demand were Rrfsfed against eArh raher apparently
~ see vhich rntiid b. thc indifferent The
result Nas Slow and hsasI market Mas aasci B.
down. Is 3ifn9ssc
The oas market vas firm. trade quiet Mas closes
q shade improved ircu yesterday. AZ 1aaG3r
r'scgis3ana nJ@uei steady because hag receipts
vc7e under the estimate bus turned woak rn eosu-
rslssiou house liqHiasfiou later b. ne dar ~
refsral demand ilapr0Fri Packers hllgina ana fsr
market rsliel shauls On tha tsise thsse vac tha
usual rtrdt sabtng vhirh fcgk ~ the e,lss n iss
sfsanrf haf ths fi0se steady. Maf rafk rirsFll
unshaussd. Mar lard asasc up, ard NAY fits s
iwrroref
Tho losd,rs fs,a-rs ranged a. fo-laws,
wheat Ne ? opealns HlGhrst Lowest fiosinr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
RICHES OF THE LARDEAU.
silver and Lead Prospectors over
look Gold Properties.

J. II. Young. OF Comaplx, Lardeau dis
trict. says that investors are just be-
ginning TO find out the richness of the
Lardeau. For lengthy period prosnec-
tors only looked there for silver-lead pro-
positions and all the time they were walk
ting over rich gold mines, Some big strikes
have been made on Fish river. The Pom
tiac group on Pool creek, owned by H.
Moore. None Howe, ct al show values OF
s2lg25 and sl16.4 to the ton at the Trail
smelter. An option on the Mohawk group
on Pool creek has been taken for $4,000
The Beatrice on Mohawk creek shipped
100 tons IN January that went $3.50 10 the
ton. The Eva group. which showed ASSAYS
OF 500 to the ton in god has been bond
ed for $4,000 by the Lardeau Mines, Ltd.
who nave also taken a bond on the Lar
deau King and are at present cross-cut-
ting the lead. a number of big deals have
recently been made and eleven large COM
plnies will be operating In the Fish district
as soon as spring opens. The Beatrice.
Mohawk. Moscow. Eva, Lost Cup and
isardeau King are now working and are
all proving very valuable properties. The
Beatrice mine has built n rawhide trail
from the mine TO Camborne and is busy
taking out ore and shipping TO the Trail
smelter. Three hundred tons will be ship
ped this winter. which will net the owners
over 500 per ton. This mine H. opening
up very large ore bodies two and one-h half
feet OF shipping ore now showing In the
tCnnel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

N THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.
Record Of Discoveries, Develop.
ments. Dividends aud Sales

A Spokane syndicate has purchased the
Oakland group OF three claims near the
creek IN the Greenhorn mountains Oregon
The purchase price is given as si2 .Oo0
V
Superintendent Lowe. Of the Boundary
Company. says that al a depth Of thirty
three feet ne has three feet 81 hlsh grade
copper ore Identical with that found In tho
Reservation vein which traVsrses an nd.
Joining group Of claims.
v Y V
Tho crosscu' from the Old Ironsides into
the Victoria, ON the a0- foot level Is now
in Sls fees, OF which us feet Is In a
sple ndih grade Of chaicOpyrtte ore rhe
workmen are suil going through the ore
body. aud there Is no telling how wide
II may he
The tunnel on the Knob Hin ~ Repuh-
lie r. Ia almost Ne feet Il Is expected the
ledEe VIII be cut In about forty feet The
MsiuEo Is down 70 a depth u sixty feet
The ledge j. four fecl In width ana the
ore averages 80 yer ton Fourteen mea
are employed on the work
u j. reported that the drift IN the Pan
handle group on Nine~mile creek near
ore IN the face which IL sah To- averaee
a per cent. head and ten ounces silver a
better concentrating value than the aver
age Ia the Occur dAlencs.
The Mountain lion Company az RNpubiie
has one az the most complete and con-
Venicnl assay Offices tn tire state ~ VASE
inEfoa. Il is equipped Nith everything
requisite Tor a arAt class Essay offico. ia-
tluAiug scales that cos, t1la They are sail
% oe the Anest tnat are made for that
parpoae
uu CANYON creek and on F.Heen-rpiie
creek near GOLDEN r. G.. in northern Eas1
kpoirDaY. Wlshiu ssghi ~ Golden. the Csr-
tslnty Gold MiniHs Comraay of t9uches
have evidently struck ID RIGA on tNo cop
pfr-eatd properties acquitted hy t9ou Avt
year A The TesuN 0f active AeNelopnert
ecrk aii last -ty1'urf aua this winter. tary
have stgNck large h1sly ~ curper-ssq
oyc valued az from se8 la ~ ton
The North Star milne in Easst kaotenav.
Is non sh pping from rs 20 leo toms 81 are
per aay jo toe Trtl ~mciter The nrNav
from NEsuhvook 20 the end af tas North
Stay ;Famwsy is completed Z. covers !,
distance uf twtnfY-nup mites The Tram.
WAS frcm inc Nogta StRr tnuayi m9vshs
}g thv railway Is usiis in lupSta Thr
tttD ts a faI cnr. similar 60 thus, fotgna
in lcafNiCc. aud 80 ane % the lafrrst
msnvs .n East keotenay. rhe ore earTiss
ahout a. per cent lead ana from ~ to cl
per cent copper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

that only remnants of a once wider de-
post are now TO be found In such cases,
however there is less likelihood OF its
containing gold. But in any case II would
he 10 the advantage Of anyone attempt
the assistance of someone who has had
some scientific experience with forrna-
lions.
other forms Of quartz. as opal, agate
lance 10 the gold miner. and the only
feature of their occurrence that requires
mention here Is the method OF their Tor
nation. All OF them, including wood
opal. agatized and silicifled wood, may be
correlated y/h vein quartz az the result
% a deposition from similar state OF
solution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

"a rreilers ssrui aissd, 8 Hs8ss. stlstaa eisr.
g fsf4 e erart sfFadr o. EfuNE tA7Atl Aeiisfs-
sr s. @lst 81 s&Bness. HFlra ta i0r b3ahff 3 fe1
taIiis. staas htEhes s. s9at C esifas stFuuEef.
tsas Tcssus rrgsirft. 90 rsass ri ssssTf sses3g
% strong s. se5 Teas tuiif frn. N4sF9is
Nass- Ncretpts toiar z &c taaofrgN 81 Hs8 cg1l.
mated Tn aFyy SOC. steady rigss3 fhsEs lns~
fer H& mss~f aHd tataheu s. stst Is so<d fe
et14es htsrB. " sAat q gQTsgh hsRfT W'8Nfs
hgAt fims&Ti tfk - faisF. e sfatE8
ssser.- Hsrxtrss q &c sneep AID hulss ssgoss
60 isr hsshrT 10 hsttEF sa6es 1fhfs saa NJ Efead.
g1r4 - clsolrs wstkrrf. @Hib hshc' s. sTzS; fslr
fr rhesee urcf a4aw - ~ kighef q JOSS &
y ssts-n sAcsp. s-fars 5seAW 5rsranss aru
S. -s9& ~ ratlte iErts siaw 10 m higher 1s6f K
Western larata strong % - hiaaf- fss1 e.
Ehrep. 80 1a fsesHau shipmsuts-e st;ls 90 10
hcss lH gt shssf nMs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

The OF CRY. Pa. compAoy that bought
ihg SutNan creek placcTs. near the Pend
dOccillc. In stevens county last wear i
fuskiDE prcpar lions 10 open the PROPERTY.
With the beginning 81 spgiuG These pla.-
from the mountains alouS the stream,
which has been Deposited al It's mo.fh
Tho depth of these piactrS Is not knawn.
t't a number or SHAFTS have been sunk
an the AarS 90 a depth If twenty fe.t
from which SAMPLES have been taken ev-
eraging The 5irt from tFP surface down.
showing values IN coarse gold runniux
from . cents Co - cents pcr cuhtc ward
Sufficient water can he secured M tho
start from sullivan creek tp handle an
wards 81 i.ooo CubiC yards 90 dirt per dan
of tWenty-fuuy hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

work to be done is a drift on the Jumbo
and an upraise on the Copper Bell. The
contract amounts to about $1,000 worth
of work The tramway from the Copper
Bell tunnel to the smelter site will be
completed and equipped within three
weeks, when ore shipments will com
menoe From that time until the smelt-
or is finished, from ten to twenty& tons
will be shipped daily. A full force of men
Is at work on the sfnelter. About 140 loads
OF material still remain to be hauled up
from Gold Bar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
Omaha.

OMAHA Marth I-Cattle- Rcfrioss 90 rasfse.
s-'fre AMI sirVssrr; netifF hssf steess tsa5Y
Western Fften s. s01i g. Ttzss sieez. g 71as u
cows and hefes. 81 1Si+3 otBuaFs g. z5a3. stark
sn and f,e5r.. s. sses. esites. ss47 81 h'llIs ana
stag 6. zoos 81.
Hogs Nsrripfs. 100. mRrkqt faade sasief. hsarr.
81 7sa455s ryistd As-- 40. light Hssgf.9. bu.E
- sates i6.4af13
sheep Receipts. 500 market. lsaI5o higbtr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
MARKET And TRADE REVIEW .
70 % o
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

business today In the local markets continued the
satisfactory conditions generally that have prevail
ed during the week. There is change in prices,
except in eggs, which are hard 20 keep track Of,
each dealer having his own quotations, ard the
general average being lower even than yesterday
Tntil the trade from the North occasions a larger
demand there is not much probability Of stable
price for this product unless unexpected change
IN the temperature should stop receipts. Beyond
this the market maintains its strength and If there
should be a variation il will be towards a rise in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

Money on call 2asi per cent last loans ?. per
cent closed asZa fer cent prime mercantile paper.
iAd5 per cent sterling exchange weak with NIL
tusl business in bankers bills ST. sSs demand ami
VISA .iNty days posted rates 81 siel $40 and 81 sIt
- commercial bills 81 STAT s2i silver ccrtifcatea
aia sac bar silver. 59i Mexican dollars i7ic GOV.
eminent bonds. firm; railroad bonds. strong
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
SPOKANE.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. March L-Sterling London,
sixty days. SIS; sight. sass
Financial.
Silver bars eoc; Mexican dollars, isl6i drafts,
sight ia: telegraph, %.
q &. q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

FTnur~W Weak
wssai sss.ss 10 e sFers I'd. Va 2 slea.e
Cagr Nc Ef-
os,s No. a. zaa.r vhlss, Na r.. Ne. >
Rss-N1 O. sssssr
HsfirF-No & Tssgte
Fl4rseg8-Na. : $40
Tia.cfhT ser1-frirns s. q
Mrs. rrFt-Fer htl g. gdEH
Lard Fsr lga ihs S. Gasr s
skies Sh1rt yshs iarse s. RgsE
-aeu.ders- Dr. rsIte1. bored EE 7sl,e
Ss3es Short dear boxed $ mes
WhekE- rtstiasrt' Ngtshea erfft rsr rasaes g. n
sassr.-l-I.t laaf. - ErLnnla.ss 5 =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

EYEGLASSES for defective sight and
headaches Consultation free Miss VII
ziaski. graduate optician, LIZ Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

- saa2.7s: japanese. sOcsN per box; lemons. Sc
yss according to grade; bananas. S2G2s0; Pine
,nnie. s. Sas 50 doc: apples gscSsLTs per box.
according to variety; California white ngs. scssi
smyrna rs, lsalse per ID; in sacks l0c cranherries
ya7fs bbl. Perssn dates. &c; fresh cider. Sc psr
nr5ea fruits-Aprieots. blesched. per ID. iiaisc:
&C.. California .fsrk. per ID. Sc; white In sacks,
sd-c in boxes = fsc peaches, evaporated. Per ID.
lSolsc: apples hseAched per 10. saii4c; p-unes.
81 l0a3 20 loose Muscstels e4essc per 10. seedlsss
unseatei., Sc: seedless sutanas. l246lic per Id:
smvrn1 AFs fancy large. 2c fancy small. 7cs golden
date 7s7sc; dried pears. lisiie; nectarinss *
Lumber and Building Materials.
rnrs-surerior quality. per NJ. No. ar. sssT
r,,reh.ptAble Ar si4s, No. l cedar. Sdli common,
per NJ, 500: spruce logs. yso cedar shingie bolts.
'Inrb.r-Fir. rough s. 50; thick hnish. surfaced
I'm. or two sides g 10 and u inche. wide, slsa29,
isnuths II 70 IL feet; special lengths. Soc per 81
r.tra one inch finish sl3sls all vertical grain -
n.r NJ extr. Flooring Dressed and matched. tf
All: stock boards. sineh. sssls' ioineh - Ss Is
lainch slsala Fencing-No or sineh finish.
20. No Z So; or channel rustic. or drop siding.
weight 900 lbs. sllaIi Fir timher-Jeists aud
.e.ntlines rough. s 50ais; T., 81 50gB:
z shalt RoI bnsrds-i2-inch and up. SIS
a. shingIes sl50: standard shingles. N-Di l.
ipch hnish. r. II and ls feet sS1Ai thiek hniso-
slsa5s: cedar squares. !. s. and 10 feet. staa
pirkets 81
Kim dried 81 in advance Of rreen. Drsysee SOC,
Cement tiObsinsl-Portland. X. B. s., S's
Lin. Uobhinsl Roche Hsrbor. ssc; San Juan.
g@
Plaster tioseinsl Golden Gate. per es-r.i. 8 Is,
Plaster hair tiohningl-washed. siso per SACK un-
washed $40 per ,act.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
Metals

Arau frca' IN t4taarr la ,n fo-n So IS % x1 n
t0tar. thfre has zen $3.50 1HrtAtis -ss~-s. 81 ~.
a'ay5et f-7 nefas. ncr ass thsre Hsoa as sss.4si
Pa ircn Warrants can ana EASY
t.rrftr- lJkt. 1|iet asa r--I. lar-ef az ca q
Tsr e. 0f1s 81 '-~@
- '-y's ~.ss-S - > 49, q. Ahs hisl that lxes
az as 90 ,he close -'
q q. o.
HnREIAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

II $ reported ms the Index Miner that
the GRAY Bros. have lot another contract
on the Copper Bell group The contract
ors are johnson s. L4n4berx. and tha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. March L-Today's statement Of
the condition II the treasury shows:
Available cash balance ...-.............--- Sss5e2s3
Gold reserye - is rs
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


HreudstuHs.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Wheat and barley,
steady: spot wheat weak spot barley, easier. Oats.
steady spot quotations were;
wheat-shippns. No l. 95c choice, s6ic; milling
asiodsl
Rariry-Feed, 72le7elc: brewing scas2sc.
oats-Gray, Oregon. SLGbaLl2s; milling, Nlsa
La; red, Sil2t@l0
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. 10 sS Oregon. Il 80; wheat
ceutals tt3is barley. ceniais. 10, oats ccnfsls,
ls0 potatoes sacks l3se Oregon, o.3l; bran, sacks
2ite; middlings sacks. so: hay. tons, 46g wool.
bales. 30; hides number. 2,6ss
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mnlstufs- Niidalnss, siTan; bran. sls9is per ton.
Hay-Wheat. 500: wheat and oat, Sae best bar
lev s. 5ea7 50; alfalfa SGd1 20 stock, 81 1905, com
pressed wheat. Ssaio. straw. Per bale, 1a i2sc
Potatoes River Burbanks, 56aTjc river reds IsG
ssc
Apples Choice ST. common 80.
Butter Fancy creamery. glc, seconds. ladnc; IAN
cy dairy, i7Hisc; seconds, lsal6e.
Cheese New California, s4ssc: Young America,
lo4ellc Eastern. lstaEc
Eggs-Californis. store, ll@i3ic
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring- Nevada i9ai5c: Eastern Oregon. IL
"a l6c. valley Oregon, 2na9lc Fall Northern noun
tain lambs l0dl2c mountain lambs. Salec; San
Joaquin plains. saloc Humboldt and Mendocino
lsalTc
nops-crop Of 1899. ll@i9c for choice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--steady; May. sIac; December. sLoii. cash,
es.c
Bariey-steady: May. &c.
Corn--Large yellow. slo2@alo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. March There was so little bust
ness doing in the local wheat marke; today that
quotations arc 10 a large extent nominal Some deal
ers shortened their limits 10 SIC fer Walla Wslla
valley, Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

ing aud a general io1hoation- The oldest menl6srs
II the exchange say they never saw anything hSe
it. Patriotic songs heard everywhere, instead
Of stock quotations. and dealings were infinitely
small Principal cauters similarly engaged ann
the wires usually devoted to business were boeked
hy messages u c0ugratulation. The markets opened
noninaily stronger. but sagged IN the absence oi
transactions The tone finally was harder runnors
that Gen. French was at Bloemfontein. ConSols
merely steady.
In short the public was too much preoccnpied 70
speculate Americans were the hvelissi- The mar
ket for them opened strong on free general buying
New York supplied stock but London absorbed II
eheeFfully closing almost at the top. Berlin WAS
stolid, bit Paris bought specialties. Tint0s rising
points on heavy bear closing Copper statistics
for the fortnight show that stocks increased "
tons The bank bought IS 800 in bars
Call money firm. Bills We're steady. silver
was good French tender q 500 hlos. Pals
cheqne 8 Isl Eerln. go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Export No l club sS3c; No. ! bluestem
55tc; milling, No. club, Sac; hluestem, &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

na.saea quartz may USUALLY Ne rcc0E-
e,vs,afhS tis stfasincd er hcd3ei ehaftc-
- ana hy the fact " rs ceNerins wide
"a. ~ b.fs II rs often associated
a.t,S ~ intsrhC4ded WITH. limestone,
s,sts aaartzts and either seiimentar.
,ssks II sometimes hAppcnS. also. that
Inc stratihca form % sNeA 9aaft1 ms
been dcstroyed ~ slosSss@slss 800 ,.'''
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Closing Quotations.

LONDON, March 1.-Csnadian Pacific, loi; uuio
Pacific preferred. 7ss; Northern Pacific preferred
ia; Atchison. "a; Rands Sli; Grand Trunk u
Anaconda, 81 Bar silver steady, q 7lsd per ounc,
q. G. Q.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. March l.-Whest-Quiet and unchan
ed hlucsteni. export. Sc; club, export SIC
E e. o.
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GraaA trals- oFaassa. sss-Al-Ea t-is-s2. Earlla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02

A Spokane syndicate has purchased IN,
Oakland group OF three cllms near m,
Ben Harrison property at the head Of .os
creek In the Greenhorn mountains Oregon
Tbs purchase price is given as si2 01o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
PALESTINE Pointers.
Firemen Elected Delegates TO the
state Contention.

y
state Convention,
Palestine, Texas, April 14.-Hook and
ladder company No. l held meeting last
night at the East Side Fire hall. The
following delegates were elected to the
State firemans convention. which will he
held in Waxahachie May .. w. H Nance
was elected delegate. and Sol Mailer. al
ternate.
Hon John Young Gooch went to Elk
hart last night.
Miss Essie Billman left last night for
Troupe TO attend the meeting of the East
Texas Teachers association.
w. H. Nance left last night for San
Antonio, San Marcos and Austin.
Miss Fannie Lou Fullinwider went to
Troupe last night to attend the Teachers
association meeting.
Jno. Wright spent yesterday In Tyler.
j., A, Russ spent yesterday in Long
view.
Burt Starr representing A. F. Starr
Co., is in the city.
Mrs. J. j, Quinn has returned from q
visit TO relatives in Arkansas.
II. NJ. McMahan has returned from Mar.
lin.
Colonel A. F. Starr and daughter, Miss
Dollie Starr, left this morning for Wealth
erford.
Jno. Daley is here for Sunday.
Barney Pearlstone will spend Sunda,
here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Decisions
FACT VS.. CONJECTURE.
x.,,,bIe Hints 10 those VINO
.rc Quick TO take Ad'a"'as
Timely sussestions.

ou tho advertising space Oh tho
.ysrsge newspaper is filled Win au's,''s
vents of spring time medicines piOo'
o,c when 1t is understood as
s'aa,,oe truth that the kidneys. liver ana
49,. Tho ouly blood purifiers oil tue
,'Ae Aoav much disappointment ana
hulian Iii he saved. Dizziness, paiplta-
inone! ara,,id feelings, headache oaek-
tivn. 30 are caused by the system pelhs
ao ol's,,,od nv uric acid which the kiuneys'
p,..''a,,, overwork or weakness, 40 nv.
em,',tpato The troubles mentioned are nus
.i.1,ntou,s The trouble lies deeper
~ - ttdnevs and liver in worRng oluel
NJ III shot vegetable specific. warner
So cure and the symptoms ana at.ehu-
80. trouhles will disappear. WIN inc sys
~, In ersi class condition ana tne So
nrgans of life doing the WORK na.uie ~
Tended them to do, most olseases
tbrown OF. 1t is the weakeheu' uoo
49, roiSoned body which falls an easy
la.ea chilis levers, pneumonia, con
rtion Bright's disease and death. NO
~, or woman can afford TO be laid up
LII , severe illness. 1t is the part OF
,yisdom IN keep we'll. Miss Florence Bul /
ann secretary of the lshwara Ineosopn
icaI society of Minneapolis. understands
,bis nerfect,y. and under date of January
"a last. writes: 81 have found warner
safe cure of high value. 1t greatly as
siets worn OIL; system 10 perform lts
dnties. and whenever any OF my trlenus
become languid or pale and full OF pain
/ advise them to try Warmers Safe Cure,
feeling assured that they will be satisfied
with The result" Miss Buffum's expert
ence can be yours. VIII you not also
enjoy It?