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Il 0'BR|EN DEFEATED.
- 70 MeFADDES AT THE END
8 THE TWELFTH ROUND.
-, o. de Fight NJ the Bsginning
= ~ thirteenth, Being Unabls
!, - oa--suhseaueat Eaansna-
- showed Two Ribs Broken.

~ xforeoN SQUARE GARDEN. N. r.,
- n-oeorge McFadden. the local
*Svefxht boxer, administered a severe
Sianr to Jack oBrien. formerly Of
,Tfnr. N. S.. but now a resident OF
~ ~. before the Twentieth Century
25.b q Madison Square Garden tonight.
safr met for a twenty-five round
- q he lightweight limit. 1888 pounds.
~ nara were only twelve rounds OF
71sfine. O'Brfen was so badly punished
q ~ twelfth round that he was forced
!. me t,p when the bell rang for the
s,~fsaInx Of the thirteenth round, and
SSsrd or putting up his hands for at
z.<r 81 defense he extended his sloved
~ hand to McFadden, giving the lat
~ the bout.
4. IL early stages Of the night o'Bricn
n falriy well. and with his rushing tao
- kepl McFadden blocking on the de-
ErAve. but as the battle went on Nc
r1dsn's superior strength began to tell.
"a 4 vas plain TO be seen that oBrien
k7rj1lIs legs began TO give out, and Il
Sr only question then how long his
- and endurance would carry him.
n fhe twelfth o'Brien was sent to
n noor three times with iefts and rights
m ths heart. and was IN such bad
Xs1if}0n when he went TO his corner Mt
"a Of the round that ne was nd
" 10 give up. He complained Of his
W otde. but he insisted on going On.
9ever. better counsel prevailed. and he
s1S Induced to shake hands with McFad-
Mo would certainly have put him
S1 Is smother round. When O'Brien
.cck9d his dressing room and WAS ex-
sSine1sit was discovered that the NTH
~ SStcnth ribs on hts left side were
TSke6s There were about 500 persons
1fo house, most OF whom ha6 seen the
- cGovern contest two weeks ago,
IN II was the general impression that
81{1Ssun could beat either Of the light
"a tonighfs bout
4 ~ on the bout was not very brisk
21QS2 8Sn was the favorife at 100 W %
~ r. the evening, but later these odds
~ koDssd. to 1 being freely laid on
lIeYoAden and even money that ne would
~ within fifteen rounds. Both mon
211n weighed Ia this evening. each being
saSr ia weight Of 1SS pounds
sTSVaddcn was seconded by Billy Roche,
11S11 futile, Archie Martin and Tommy
foif. O'f3rien's handlers were Tom
Yl50rks, Paddy Moran and Sammy
S7fors the night came on there was a
|weIte-round go mt los pounds between
k9riey Garrigan and Terry Edwards.
MI 81 Brooklyn. The work Of these
"a. bantams was amateur ana the con-
III resulted IN draw.
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San Francisco Call
Race animosities against the Chinese
do not exist among Californians 20 any.
thing like the extent our Eastern friends
imagine. There II an opposition 10 the
immigration nf Chinese to the country
bu, that Il based upon reason and not
prejudice. There has never been a sug-
gestion Ia the press or on the streets OF
this city OF anything like an attack upon
the race By way OF revenge for what has
been done by the BOXERS on that score
the Eastern people may be content Moth
taliatory kind. nor II there even desire
on the part ~ anybody 10 attempt Ii.
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Crawford peaches came On the market in large
nc California psrs hsse eo,ae 10 he eansasen
that they cannot land infected fruit at seattle.
end are therefore careful The peaches arris-
rag On the last boat were a. good quality and sold
readily al . cents box. Bartlett pears Of an
excellent quality bring u-H box Pineapples
spa,ls sss ~ - aazsn sae a'e ponEnt n1l IT,
watermelon season is fairly on aud the melons are
selling AZ s. and E3 per dozcA Cantaloupes
bring $l,7s and - a dozen The salmon are begin
Ming 10 come In. but not In large quantities.
There are enough, however. 70 supply the local
market Two srhooness loaded With halibuf came
IN today. Lemons are scarce at s. and 81 box.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO Jaiy 81 cstsit- geeesr., - ~ IA
flst4as ne Wrseesusf ssFsfs sirrrx - sAsse
kighes hslseas-S sSexk SJsNag weststus active
fteaty Ard groEx natives httt "a szis tssn ~
= S-l snf tpsirs csFs Al rrs eyed IA ,,firns
uttyss fsa1 Eser - mHiiurs HE;ss Il. kstsff.
"a frrlfrs. NakN nitsd staeksrt. kses N srw9
AHt y heittrs, = t1t To esrpaTS s. e<Se 4; t4iia~
s. fattN ssk~s q asr Tesans tsst "a ,sts
to-day $50 ~ sf1nrs ~ Aaxs a.. r-au sserrs
& ASS ha1is 6 zsEa e
Hnrs Receipts q e-ifrsfet far t1-zs-~.r
u A. isft ssff EN rrsfksl b. d "a lnNrg. s.r
S VA u4rai atd assirheas g. Eats "a. sao.a 4,
- 'iae heaf1, Is is4A q fDish heAsy 81 &sAa a
haht s. f&Rs " hwA n tsies s. tasgm
shssr Eicsfess y IA shsrr asaff 70 strung
lsurs. stfenssr Ssa3 e fhascr weghtrs 81 tsss n
stts e. rssss sheep, Ssf; nsfiFs ismhs 81 ass
wesiers lsrahs. EsEs
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YAKIMA INDIAN TREATY.


Special Dfsuatc h a, 49, t,ox* x..,,,-..
indian ra,, aAikiMA,, July @,-The Yakima
crs ~ y now AT Fort sim
treaties WITH ~ pvvrpyse oI negotaung
tion IA land iuh'ni1 lnaIans III reia-
the rnt,. aa,, w. on tne reservation WHICH
negotiations Win 1 nransb,y 70 secure The
can,n on.hs, u that time Is required 10
dtans The , ruyrslanutn Win inc in-
viii matn mempers OF the commission
lands in question no'' wb, .shspecson % me
In cont r ~, ~ $500 aeren when nave been
which 49, lpr many years, ana
in the Lar few mant 10 me indians Win
nerjv co,,sti,,,s ess'yation, as X was tor
the con,,,ss,d1 Inc DISTINCTIONS which
d nn rg rnsn have from the interior
l 5ss,I Eoyerpment 4 possible. and the se-
natl 1852 hA' HAeu price winch may De
The ,,,s,,.a ,a..v
s,,rvsvs s ~ ,h arose over The boundary
nsrhtg * ny isscryation.t Wnie " was
have been settisd verv nhea ons,'a '9ea na,
81 Mnat iaeas the Indians now have
wha .ne vaiue oi me iands, nut those
az ~. @se M X position 70 express an opin-
ina, ina, nc government win be. willing 20
fr,s},,,, y, ns .nnus ure TOT vaiuaoie Tor agri-
S,ascadesp trs Iney ne mostly IN the
~ 100 insy CONTAIN some minerals
NV part Or them are heavily timbered.
e, NV cnmtninsioners admit that they have
inrsa ososc ei the actuai value or the
Gsnu,a ~. u..,a,,
ern,,an,,e Nj, year or more before the gov
shnc VIII come into possession OF
msnn y, .sas mnst acl upon the treaty
- Inc commissioners, and rntify
s ~ eesvre the iaha can De opened for set
Tts
q g; g. Hoyt, q Beatrice. Neb.; 3, ].
Mcvns,,' 81 Iksaiispei,, Mont, and J. a.
ne .s,y consutuied. Barge, OF
ten.hp,r ssee. .usmeriy principal Of the FL
tr.snnuk n"rnai schocl. was . member.
s .ass y Mr. mcintyre Tne cnmmis-
k9intcs n the state. drawing salaries OF
POSITIONS were nominal As matter OF
i fas,' they could have been. called nom
uai iapor = commissioner had to do was
- nraw ms salary. and the most dif-
nru,t 'nteiiectuhI work ne was called up
~ "a - - y ~, was 70 ina3rse ms salary
.ast III p.ymeht ~ the nank. This
my tnc lhuit 81 the commissioners.
Tney oid their entire duty according TO
,tnstrpcuons, they never were given .
c rr.e mana ar, nor were they permitted TO
which created the. commission
I, n the course OF time the appropria-
non tor the commission was exhausted,
t anu me 1ues.ion q renewing It and CON
siueraple opposition developed. as nothing
nau peen accomplished. Seisa tor Thomas
,hTtcr. OF montana, IN which state, by
s ne way another reservation over
nad friend who had served the coun-
iry IhitnfuiIy and wat entitled to reward.
de took an interest IN the matter. and
aai l',n that there was self-sacri-
ncinG man on the board who war willing
lose their situations. Prof. Harge was
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PORT TOWNSEND Passed up July o. ps Al
nFynhilda, frcn Chefoo. Arrived, sh Reaper. from
Honolulu; biz Carrolltp. from kahului BIZ Hesper,
from Kauai; Chill bk Augusta. from Iquique.
Sailed, bk Carleton, for Tacoma
PORT Los ANGELES Sailed July =. STR Mine
ola fer Nauaimo
ASTORIA Arrived July -. . 8 Philadelphia.
from Puget sound
FfCTORIA-Arrived July =, Br str Princess
Louise from Danube and Tees
HONGk0NG-Auivcd prior to July "a. Br stz
Monmouthshire. from Oregon.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed July n, Br str Empress ii
Japan, for Vancouver
FALMouTH-Arr Arrived July y. 81 Clargio 9.
Berpent frum Oregon
THE LIZARD-Passed July %. Br BIZ Colbert.
from Tacoma for Queenstown.
KfNSALE-Passcd July -. Br Al Eneelhosu,
from Seattle fur Queenstown
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived July 30. str Cxarina.
from Oyster hsrbor str San Mateo, from Nsnsimo;
str Mansusnss. from Nanaimo. Sailed. str City d
Pueblo, for Victoria.
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snlrAfrs o tuly n rhe Grand Ca,calt
ssnk essusd here tedas The ffack Was dew,
heavy ram that sen dartas Us nisht
~ nv, pnsse 81. ss-iofd nefhs wen secrna
sad icusb Arats rtTs-~sias s.lss. sta
~ VI wva eFst beat In 2 IA amt vas sscUnA
~ Msskes thini 1oe wAtss 0sAcs oawsra
~ ~ hpda aHG Austin Res sleo staFfsd
49, ~ fHss =. 20 -csesztans von scccnd
- ~ tseyih heats rime,-f IA. si5s. eiN
49, ~ Nsst Neat 81 sls aud wss sreand. Ais
w sa.sf AAts MtSss9kcn BERTHA Lss. fArE
- te'an Grs.tAr also started
- .sss1,ss perez s. 40 pnauishsS -Annie rauntoa
49,, 49, sss f'artA heats rfmc-flt ala The
= ~ 49, Ne At hesi IN 30, nssnA faschen
~ teHeHf hest o. .,lol Ira x Rcseie fecmp-
sfFs~ 40 ssarses
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are collecting money to relieve d,stresss,
ana suffering persons e'7s'
a note has been addressed to the United
states government By Chile in reference
- tns ian-American congress, to the e.
oisagrecnble questions are raised.
rresideHt Errazuriz. who has been IN
VIII soon resume his duties.
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wv YORK. tely - Result. A. nrsh,eu
~ nd half milcs hurdle ~pfsnshs sasn Won,
s&ee n<tos secrFsa. Pyvtsns thsui Tiwe. 2 ~ ~
~ hripnss MsFsthan VIVA. stsost n.s seycnd,
w &frf Tlsar NtA
W. nss tssisanks saisais won. nsllea seceus. snask
- xsas .,
NJ fxAmsz. ssllin< Rinsia0 wcn, Of.ENt aeeutsd,
'.@xsp fhirt T}ne l&
~ kni bait issflNrgs. aeiiina ouie II WOO,
sat xssx .sssast Mstca tAss,i fimf. ~ ~
ket siktesntk nallss Htrhftt wcA Native
rrh Alti1e tAirt fine a. -
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a Lotus, Joly ~ Resalys At Fair sroundsf
~ 1A Az etshth. kcias nfixhton wen. urea
r-yet. tex kins third fita4 &l
~ alis. ssllsns -crluc fsAni wen. Macon Sec
- xsfz third fine. 80
- hsfinxa sfieosee Afaaid wsn, Necklace se1-
N& 9aesn nlxae third frn,e, IA
- hasenxs hAnsiseAp. III Ne~ksr won. ohnst
eeEt. NJ llxhs third TINE ~
~ AL tsseass ysrls f.osss f-shcr wor. Sir
~ s>sans nanish third fftre, ,is&
f~nStxeAf seS.,ssS kanAAxsa thlra Ttme. ~
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MUNICH. July so.--This morning. the
p>ayers met IN the sixth round Of the
"A. when an adjournment took place.
feraeieben had the better position
sS1jnxt Billboard. Burp had worsted Ic-
81, Pilisbury Ind a decided advantage
es11nst Poplel. Jnuowsiki had beaten
CHM. Halprin and Hhowalter had nd
burned their game IN an even position,
y had Wolf and Schieicter Burn had
~ advantage against Maroczy and Mar
q had vanunished Gottschalk.
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way Ltnss Are washed Away
and Much Damage Done.

Rsrs1 nuhh. july 30 "A dispatch 20 the
"r1ssn nom Valparaiso. chile. saws.
4 Ss-.s,est rains inundated the outskirts
"a ara So Twelve persons were drown
asfss moss Than seal persons were rem
A.ls l. ~, ~ repairing railway lines IN
b ID snSssiinated az IA ouo 90 pesos. There
atr 49, Ivy communication between this
"s santiago. The Masonic lodges
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Cash Quotations.

Flosir-puIi
Whrat~<o. srring, a9aI,ci Nc, rod Tesar'+c
cosu~ No. d waAinse M Jsiiow. nc.
t1ats->u 2 ne, No ? white. 739isc; Ne ,
wkis ssfR2ile
Rye-No NseS31e,
narieY-foot feeding 50 ~ fair 70 chclcs matt.
ipg slEiSc
Flax.ssd-No l. fss.
Tisacshy Ssss-r,luse Gn
Mnss fs1t Pcr barrel III fsaun
lard PEI 10 pruhds. s. sass ~
shrsl X lbs sides lapss. q ttfr 81
shonldsss dr. sailed hoxed, sS1.r
Short sa1cs clgAr ha1ei s. ssls
sngafs- r nghar@ti
a..nl...-I rrltn Z.
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II Does Not Burn.

Remember that ! make the only Eiec-
trio Belt in the world that does isa curing
without soaring or burning the naEh- II
has a powerful current. bur ! have ar
ranged speciel cushion electrodes and a
perfect regulator 80 that the patient has
fun control over the current AZ all times
II you have been humbaKgsd by q burn
ing belt, or by one that gives no current
at alt. f'wIli allow you halt the cost 81
mine fer Il.
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The post-Intelilgcncsr has secured the
exclusive right f0r Washington 20 Rand.
MrNaiiy a Co.'S latest folder map 81
china and Asia. These may ee saeureG
al observation-disclosures business offices a,
10 cents each.
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HOTEL aan,vALs.


Ihc nuttrf.
Nj, Reisussas, New rs rsrlns SAP F1a
~ 5' sl..... v, = e e.sS n''S Sss..a
! S ,,;. n I y s c,,'s. fe''lssa
NJ Mn. *. " WIFE oAas.us
wsl s, S,,s H sss ~, r''i as,;s.,,
4. j oacuas sseSaAi,a 4 J. srvsn Sss yess
j q Msssanssn. q n RMS E-wi~ As
u A shlsssie. psT~A " .wsssii's. Nssee'gr
M..,s, sl = ss.ss,. e. ssa s ossss sss
rhe nilI~r.
Il r sammers. Fssyhs tlash c,araa. saelscm
Il iArwsfiyr ststsik la l. Satheriap8 what
10. En-, R.s, ns", c.. Ss NJ s1'ssi fs.
rs,em Ussssanx Shci'ea Nianis~s
" u, Kps@laaa. ~ " : nssss. y pspa
s y. hs'ai ssss.u ssso H'ssiss 'S 49, s''
Nss Klsaat&sa. q Z ,isr,sas; o,
Va n.sss. & \ s..,s .ssss $500 r,.ils0
J : 1s as1SS NJ D. ssaa u wassass s.
lssn smi,A de wm Hsts.y tear
The brunswick.
J. u seslas-. saa FtAa. y 7 neissr s,vsit
Mrs J rsssssOa a 'ee'i es,rsss ssa,sle
] ppass' as Mi,. . Rsrxs, 5, Paul
T s''i h..e Rs.ss. 3 Nv w.,.. O'i rs...a
= N'i ns.,.. nsavvs 81 NJ nreva Sams
Q " Mnies, resslana ! W tsssvesi i.sAsH~
w S iasssss rsrsisaa aaliss. 'i rs.ua
y. wR.sa' d q rscFrsYss, lssad
NJ Wiser. "a r 1snef rerianA
eseetSs csak a. Ms {. A. Cafiia- skss
NJ Ne s'' @ssslsr d,r. : ssSsh.l5 Sss +
YictAriA r. Y. susiih. Tacoma
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THE COTTON MARKET.


NEW TuRH, InaF - The esfsca rssrks. Was
reasonably sc'ige hmt Nifhsag' rs,tfire rh.~,sta.
totsy. the .f@nt1g shresi . hrk a rs,hll- inter
ct, vtiie Trader we've tispo@sd % he hes-i.h
he ei,se wss asset. sikh prizes net y 70 !.
roiuis iosEsf.
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Take my Electric Belt for what II vii
do for you Give II fair trial and when
you are well YOU can pay me for H. Wear
II while you sleep at night or while you
are resting after your work. You will
and II witaitzer; a tonic TO your nerves,
a re5nvenator OF waning vitality. Uss II
for any aiiment which drugs have failed
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What II Cures.

Rheumatism. Lame Back. Nervous De-
bility. Physical Decline. yaricoceie and all
the evidences OF a wasting nervous ener-
gy: Locomotor Ataxia, Paralysis. Kid
ney, Stomach and Liver Troubles, Consti-
patton and every Indication Of III health.
II cures because " restores strength. and
where there is strength there Is no chance
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SORES AND
ULCERS.


Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood Is in poe- condition - is
sluggish, weak and unable to thru~- off
the poisons that accumulate ~ il. The
system must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great hlrger
to life would follow should il heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
and all impurities eliminated from the sys-
ten. S.S.S. begins the cure by first cleans
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health and removing from
the tn, system a 0ONsTAN7' DRAM
effe,e matter UPON YkRE SYSTENa-
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually grasses, and the sore or
ulcer heals. tits the tendency OF thesevlo
indoleiit sores to grow worse and worse,
and eventually to destroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing and TO some
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the scat
OF the trouble, s. S. S. does. and no matter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
else can. II supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore aud nouFish
the debiiitated. diseased body,
Mr.. ! raihcft Lock hex as winoua, Mics,
SAY 10, SIX yssss se9 my leg lss% hs rass 70
treated me and made two trips to Not SpringS
but found no relief Iwss induced try 5, SIS,
aud II made q compete cure. have been a per
fcctly well fasn ever since"
= - - Is the clly purely veg
1878 etshle blood purifier
~ known contains no
AAAA poisonous minerals to
- mi the digestion and
add to. rather than relieve your suffer
ings. II your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched, Bruised OF cut, your blood
10 in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
Is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write uur
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service
v,i- n 81 sPrcle,c aa ktsAmIA. "A.
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But will take my chances with nine
men out OF ten. l have the remedy. l
have proven iss curative power and thou
sands OF people In this state are praisln8
II. Now that I know that my Electric
Belt Is a positive cure for every uilment
for which recommend Il. l am willing TO
send II TO any honest man with instruc-
tiona for using II. and after he has used
II three months, II II has cured him. he
can pay me; IL not. then he can return u
10 me and he owes me nothing.
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Receip,. and shipments.


On the rvrfilfe exebAfgr taskS re hrsfsr rsrars
va, ssaE. uesmsv isalss sssFy. ssi-e
fnrsa-= steady. 50 sac
Eggs nen frsst, sife
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Breadstuns.
sts FRANCISCO Jniy ~ -ssaeat ss-- IN call
and quiet IN the spot market Bafiey. Quiet Oats
wheat. sairfinr No !. s-cs; choice Hosi; mill
G G.selss !. ' ss5s s sIs s s, Oregon.
slNala; red. 81 l24sl22A
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1850; % Oregon, ZOO;
wheat esntais 900 Do OREGON isp barley, e ,o.
beans. sacks, w potatoes sacks. slee brn- sasts
50; do Oregon. eco; hay tons, icol wool, bales
Provisions. Fruits. Etc.
Mistuhs Middlins. si'a@; brsu. iaNebn
has-whsst, ssalsi Wheat and o.t, ssii: s g,
SN2; straw, PER bale 29sTsc
Potatoes Sueet aas1c
Vegetables silver skin onions, 8 ssi; curumeer'.
s@see, green nsa.. 2sSsci string beans Ss'c re'
Choice anples 81 common ,ss; esm% ,s,,
ons sss 81 M.s,csn ,ss sss 81 bananas $40
a21: pneapples. s1sad5m
Rutter-Fsncy creamery s1azssc do seconds. ID
Cheess-caiifornia BATS. sastc; Young America.
ssaioc.
Poultry Turkey sobblsrs, aaioc: trrke5 hens. iea
lie; old BOOSTERS. saii; Young Foosiess = so;
small trniers sL15W2; large brniers s. MOI. fry-
ers, peaso hens. ssssss; old ducks. Steii geese
yizsgi1
Wool and Hops.
WooI-spfins. Nevada, belle: Eastern Oregon.
l1albc; valley Oregon. faaHc Fall Sorthstn
mountain lambs i0atfe; mountain lambs sAir,
San Joaauin plains, saiae Humboldt ana Meno"'
elmo. iSalic.
Hops-Cron Of 1870, ilaisc.
Closing Quotations.
whest-Essy: December. ni2a; cash, n-~t
Barley-Quiet; necenlbcr, 7sic.
con-Larse yellow, $iTkal,A
% q %
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FOREIGN ARkETs-


LONDON, Jciy 4 -whe4t-Carzo-s On us..s~~
rathss easter; English COUNTY, markets. ouiet
LIVERPOOL July @-wheas. cay; wtea. ana
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nxooKLyN July D.--ristsburx Brooklyn game
Dntfppned: rain
Htw YORK, July p.~Chicaxo-New York game
n4pcned; rain
PHILADELPHIA, Juiy A--st Louis Phiisisir
~ game postponed; rain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland. Or. July %, 100.
Continued warm probably cooler Wednesday
o. g. DEPARTMENT OF AoRuwlruRE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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n0NToN July M--f'incinnAii TOOK an eleven.
49, sane today The wnrk ~ hath teams M
3 ~ ninth inning consisted OF weak biting and
~ fielding Host6ps efrufs proved SRsfiy esqe'
~ IN the nfth Inning Astendanef. 500 Score
r. II. ",
|roeu ..,. ...... ............s..4.s.... 70
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Prices generally quoted are sbeut Sc for walla
wsils and valley and Hasec for tlue<ten
% g %
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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vast ~vsss ssfseres 10 call to-day esd test
Nv heh fQtI. II soS esnaet call ~rtte ~ osre
Ses ~ sssstssssiy aissusted bssA. snsi3el. ssss
ed. fkff.
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IF you cure me will pay you. II not.
l won't"
That IL a fair proposition. II h u SCI
we're test OF the value Of q curative rent-
edy. Pay only whom cured. Who dares
accept such an offer unless he Is positive-
~ certain OF his power TO curey Who
dares accept II anyway You not only
have to be sure Of the remedy. but you
must trust 20 the honesty ~ the patient.
Az the old saying goes. when the devil
was sick the devil saint would be. but
when the devil was well the devil . saint
was he" Some men are not half an grate-
full to the man who cured them AZ they
thought they would be before he did Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31

PORTLAND, July S-BGsinex In me lo~sl
shssi DAsist sss Va veg restricted scale tosay.
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DR.. N. A. MCLAUGHLIN,
,os csl.msss S.. Assvs fivsI aAIItf. VASE
~KyER ~oLD IN DRu0 STORMS.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. lniy nwhsat. y lower, slne,,ern.
s. ara, ~, both far export
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

WAss; Earqrs Nc ! eEse. &c Ne 1 hisrs.rr
y Maiiag, NJ c,sb, kc hlasssca a.
& * q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.