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DISSOLUTION.

TINE partnership between p: "a "A
l. DAVIS and w. G. STEPHENSON
o-Superintendents and owners o.
Kings Mountain Military Academy
has this day been dissolved by mutua
consent. The claims due the Academ!
must be paid to w. G. stephenson, ant
all present obligations Of the Academ!
are assumed by him.
B. A. DAVIS,
w. G. STEPHENSON.
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CHICKENS FOR SALE.

MOT having winter quarters for my
~ large flocks, I will sell at once, 40
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, and
25 BROWN LEGHORNS. All good
breeders. Don't wait until later on, as
I will not have them then.
BROOKS INMAN, Yorkville, 5. Z:
oot "a w If
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APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD.

APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elk parte Jane Chambers ct al In re
Homestead.
wv HEREAS JANE CHAMBERS,
w widow of Oscar Chambers, has
filed verified petition with me, pray
ing that homestead exemptions be set
apart to her and minor children out Of
the personal and real property Of her
husband and their deceased father, no.
tice is hereby given to all parties con-
cerned that they intend to claim such
homestead exemptions out Of the prop
erty Of said deceased, and after due no.
tice. by publication hereof according
to law, I will proceed to have such
homestead and homestead exemptions
set off to them, unless good cause be
shown to the contrary.
W. BROWN WYLIE,
H. Clerk of Court.
(. Oct. 8 W At
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OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
West and DaViS'S Mammoth Ministries.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a.
TOMPANY includes rs artists, trav-
" cling In their special car. Harris &
Vaughn, Cole & Johnson, the Big 4
Gouget Bros, and other celebrities.
Street parade at IL o'clock. Reserved
seats now on sale at the store Of w. B.
MOORE & CO.
Oct, "a W 1t
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CHARLOTTE STEAM LAUNDRY.

TAM Agent for above Laundry.
l. Clothing left at my residence or
with my mother at ]. M. Heath & co. s.
will receive prompt attention. Laun-
dry leaves Tuesday and returns SatuI-
day. will call for and send Laundry to
vo;rr home. KEENE DOBSON.
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LAND SALE FOR PARTITION.

anN MONDAY, SALESDAY IN NO
~ VEMBER next, I will sell at pub
lie auction, before the court house door
AT YORKVILLE, the CLINTON Nc
GULLY TRACT OF LAND, situated
In Bethel township on the waters Of
Crowder's Creek. and containing 126
ACRES, of which 65 acres are in tim
ber, and the balance in cultivation.
Land bounded by lands Of Joseph
Brandon, Quinn and others. Terms
of sale CASH. Purchaser to pay for
all papers. For further particulars
call upon or write to me at Bethel, 8. G.
J. M. BARNETT, Executor.
October 10 W At
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HYMENEAL.

MARR1ED-At the residence Of the Of
ficiating officer, near Zadok, on Octo-
ber Is, 1900, by Magistrate John A: Nc,
Mackin, Mr.. FRANK JOHNSON and
Mrs. SUSAN A. HOPPER. Both OF
Castor county, N. c.
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STOVES! STOVES!!

WE are still agents for the NOBLE
w STOVES. Our most popular
sellers are the IRON KING, ELMO
and COTTON KING. These Stoves
have been sold here for over THIRTY
years. Praise Is unnecessary, as they
are already too we'll known to require
it. We also keep line of good, cheap
er stoves. G. H. O'LEARY.
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G.. HI. O'LEARY.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

T UST received two car loads Of Fur
u niture. Knowing what the
trade needs and having bought right,
under these conditions it Is no trouble
to please and sell. Here you will find
everything that is found in a FIRST
CLASS Furniture Store, at prices that
take. G. II. O'LEARY.
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Ghe porkpille Cotton Market.
Sperial gotires.

Preaching at Beth.Shiloh.
There will be preaching at Beth-Shi-
loh, on Saturday, October rs, and Sun
day, October 27, by Rev. F. E. Rogers.
There will be communion on Sunday.
Oct. "a VS.. t
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

FLA ~ Ia hAON rOn SHAhIs
NUR VALUABLE PLANTATION.
~ containing 28O acres, large 6-room
dwelling house, three tenement houses
and other necessary outhouses. Situa-
ted on the Armstrong Ford road,
known. as the Bigger Place" Terms
easy. Apply to
w. B. SMITH & SONS,
Glover, 8. c.
Sept. s W 3m
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PALATE TICKLERS.

THE season Of the year when Buck
wheat Cakes are the most pala-
table Is here and we have the BUCK
wheat Flour and the Syrup that makes
them fit the palate:
POSTUM CEREALS an elegant
substitute for coffee. It strengthens
the nerves. zoe package.
ROASTED COFFEEs- We have Ar
buckles, Lion, Zamora, Princess and
Loose Barrel Coffee. The latter at 2 lbs.
for rs cents.
We have everything in the Canned
Goods line. g..
Make YOUR cakes now for Thanksgiv-
ing. We have fresh Raisins, Currants,
Citron, Etc. Also Cocoanuts, Nuts, Etc.
GRAPES-In baskets and Choice
Florida Oranges. &c..
Remember to ask for our Cash Cou-
pons-Good for premiums.
PARLOR GROCERY,
S. L. Hosss & Co.. PRoPaIEroRs.
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CASH PAID

CASH PAID
FOR
Old Postage Stamps
W SED BEFORE AND DURING
u the Civil War. Confederate and
U. s. Original Envelopes with post
mark, bring most. Get up all you can
find and send to me, and I'll send you
spot cash or return at my expense-if
offer Is not accepted.
w. D. SIMPSON,
Box 1923. Anderson, s. C.
Refer to Bank of Anderson.
Sept. 20 Am
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sg BERMUDA ONION SETS.
YORK DRUG STORE.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

SADDLES AND HARNESS.
WE have on hand a full stock Of
w Saddles. Harness, etc., of our
own manufacture, which Is q guaran-
tee as to quality, and keep full stock
of goods Of the class, all Of which will
be sold cheap, at
G. II. O'LEARY'S.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

Estate of j. NJ. Nichols, Deceased.
THE undersigned Administrative Of
the estate of J. NJ. NICHOLS, decd,
has this day filed her final return with
the probate Judge for York county, and
will apply on the 10Th DAY, OF NO
VENEER next, at. 10 o'clock a. m, for
a final discharge as Administrative.
M. E. NICHOLS. Administrative.
Oct. 10, 1900.
Oct, "a W bt
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CROCKERY.

tar BERMUDA ONION SETS.
YORK DRUG STORE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-10-24

WE have in preparation for our
w customers and the public OF TINS
section generally, an interesting busi-
ness message. We have not been able
to get it ready for, today's paper; but
will have it out next Saturday. Watch
for 1t. &C..
Whisonant, Castles & Company.
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LOCAL LACONIOS.

Until January 1st, 1901.
TIE TwIcE-A-WEEK ENQUIRER, filled
with the latest and most reliable news,
will be furnished from the date of this
issue until January l, 1901, for So cents.
Pol, rs,,ys Uotarworls J/N)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-29
West Seattle.
sssssssssssssssssssessss

The meeting OF the residents Of West
Seattle. held last Saturday night has
resulted In the formation Of the West
Seattle Good Roads Club. Meetings will
10 discuss the construction OF a good
roadway from Seattle to west Seattle and
the building Of good roads throughout the
entire district The club IL cooperating
franchise from the Seattle city council
for the operation OF cars over the pres
snt system of tracks Every resident
OF West Seattle II working hard to have
the franchise granted and hopes TO accom-
plish this before the rainy season sets In.
The school district OF West Seattle is
In exceptionally good financial condition.
There II good sum 10 the credit OF the
district. Part Of the surplus the county
treasurer has been authorized by the
board OF directors to invest in warrants
The board Of school directors and the
ny West Seattle people for managing
50 well the finances OF the district.
Capt. n. IL. Stretch, after a so.ourn Of
nearly year in Alaska, has returned to
West Seattle and Is the guest OF his
daughter. Mrs w. II, Halnsworth vhlle
In Alaska Capt Stretch was engaged in
engineering on the construction line Of
the white Pass d Yukon railway.
W Eiwell has been appointed road su-
peryisor for the district OF West Seattle
TO MI the unexpired term occastoned by
Mrs. John A. Snyder entertained a few
friends at luncheon Tuesday at her resi-
dence at West Seattle.
A large number of men are euniavra
at the wheat elevators at West Seattle
owing to the number ot vessels which are
loading cargoes for foreign ports
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esn rrisei ts4s 1ensfs fross Port Csiai4@ 80 asa
fskne.seei sehf iofs. fvsa bee, csaits fas agansf
rsxn. ffagn Tasnm4.
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NsNih
roRr rrrfow -saIiss ssrs y. be IA 1s.ss.
~ Fsemknsis
San FEaNGlscu# Arrived. ssrs ~ ~ asiAns.
ffesa Assitiks ~ NkAaiAt Fhsfes. ftfm nnstai fas
TACOMA sUirsd. Az =. ssf NAttsswsa. frss
Sst pyanfs+f9
f0Er irptow- sansa. ssss y. rata Kist
tst ~ HanssrtB
xEAH nAf Passed 10. ~ sa@s. . , m. fra~s
&ssaf - ktafiis
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Isftfa
san FRANCISCO Aaslsa. ssss n. IA una.aa..
s1 La rerass
cohex. 81 ssasA. s~ps ". "a G~nrs c.
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sffsa s1fsFws4ssess hsxkt.
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faslrs Passed ta. . ees aNb2s. - ) s. ffsts
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Fttfp ~ vf.aAFs =. sussfA. sssm wAssswm ~
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AN rn4NfIaf0 A.Gss "a r. ~ rrsssss.
81 csrgnssaas Arsfst nazs. ~ hAta F344s~f.
fss&1 Ter Hsfss<s "a ossssssf. fsasa 7ssoeas
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South Seattle.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The fusionists are making desperate -.
forts TO win nuwamlsh precinct Ii IL
estimated that no less than 500 votes Viii
~ cast In that pfecinct In the coming
election and although Il II generally
known that out OF that number not more
than 300 will 50 % the fgsionlsts vet n
has been decided by the fIsscnists 10 hold
rallies here very often Ia order "a gain
votes They attempted 60 hold a rail-,
last Saturday nisht, but met With 4
ffosi. They will hold another one al
aeofgefcwn tonight 90 tie addressed ~
the following speakers; j. NJ Carson.
X g. Stradwick, Orange Jacobs, Waiter
rul.sn. fehn Wallace. ia cudihee. c
Caiderhead
II viii De observed that the greater
number OF these gentlemen are cnnaf.
dates on the fusion ticket for positions
IN connection with the court machinery
~ King county The way this uiare 7.
being worked bears out the abatement
~ the observation-disclosures thar the fusion.
ists care only for those positions and are
making their strongest efforts TO elect
their candidates for sheFin and prose.
eating attorney,
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO sased s,as uasa n8sr. ssr
kaAa8ei ~ Msys y Fss35n ~ tafaFlk "a Ia
eau4fsA tee casa6e AfFsrFt e@r fH0sfar ff1fr
CakarstsA sifrf. 81 salrsa fna Seattle. - Higt,
slss Thsgr. fssm flfiefi BAT tsiH f1sata. ff1rs
Fcss Hasinfs ~ Nriassef. fffn Tsefsnk
SOME N2aiet sas& II ~ - Alsstn0F. ks~ 49,
afs1s ~ Portland ~ A+Sstis
FrgEkA Au3fss. va =. ~ aa Ssts. frasa
Irrslsnf
PORT TnwSgY n fstssss Rsff = ~ Taro
ma tfase Nesss sar sczfsas ~ r1zss. tfgsa zkse
m,e ~ srsffts
fnET ASGHLFA~ krssssa ssgs y, ssr Az2 Va
tee fsns1 Sanafree
rfsAaEA ssfsss. sgt ~ ~ a FsRisnd
iasAs fsrw Santa Hae1lt2
YOKOHAMA aAfes. asss- <. ~ Qigszt4s, IN
rueexsA
ASTORIA Arrived @sff .. ~ - Rrs<maf
frs1s uacs4ans st1-t. ~ "a arrfsAltk. ~
gsrsNstorE
rpKon AMt- saHtss. ssTs. e. ylrfsrAa. from
Tsrzsza IN gtmxloag
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esssssssssssssss
ne ualvelaty.


The next regular meeting Of tbs. Tech
nical Reports Club will be held Monday
afternoon at . o'clock. The following
Copper Saving in Joint Transmission
OF Direct and Alternating Currents" w.
ren .ass'rG. iss p'i = Esw q High
Head Naval Proving Grounds" Charles
Lindberry.
The debating clubs have both reorgan-
lied for the coming year and are taxi
Ing many new members. The following
President. z. ]. Wright; vice president.
munds
follows: President, !. 7. {. Kellogg: vice
president. r. ID. Chestnut: secretary, w.
w. Blain: sergeant-at-arms. r. NJ. Hawes;
leaders OF the sophomore .semi-public."
T. G. Kellogg and A. II. Hansen.
Prof Harry sherman Sharpe and Prof
w. +. Murdoch haves been secured as
Instructors for the Glee and MANDOLIN,
practice Of the Mandolin Club was held
Thursday evening at the studio Of the
latter.
The sophomore class has elected the
following officers: President f. II. Stew
ems. vice president. A. H. Hansen; secre-
representative council, Donald Mcdonald
and r, w. McKeown; delegates to the
debating council. A. X. Hansen and +.
VI. Sherwood.
The first football game of the season
will be played next Saturday at Athletic
park with the. team from the Seattle
high school. A game with the Everett
Athletic Club r. scheduled for October n.
and game with the University of Idaho
ut spokane October 90
An impromptu serenadIng party was
the result of the lights of the dormitories
being extinguished AT 10 O'Clock wednes-
day evening, All the members OF the
faculty who live In brooklyn were visited
and entertained hy yells and songs. which
were more or less gracefully received.
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VIEW yoRK MARKETS..


NEW ruRk. SsV& = ftaar- neesalfs Il 80
harfess eFplesh lt.&e Barrels Msrsgl aaaY
WAstf ksssssts. 81 - hlsAHif. tstssfa 81 ~
tzsa.sls saas easier. IA res SAe . b
s9As slsratnr ogstgVz Gsrtse1 rfrftg saseh al
aAF Ssiiizs n.ptsree ssgs h~s fas AFSFrf4ns rsrss
Fsf1sa4sgt beeFr cables. psF sgasssaaftFN sNrEca+
su& hssriBess q e4tsifs earkstsi fsoea5 as4f AZ
&-aia ast deesias Mara einass Sc MAJ M sc.
ssefs1tsr SO. Oc;paer. So. peetsatss '1e
Nao4 -Qrist
Hafs 4Nsft
Crrss ofttsas eicses sttae1 - errhaas11 rvsc-s
90 p rai1fs asellgf estrs. a ~ tsqt isaeIfsfius
sCEfrashrf. e.. gsssa,sr - N17r-her q So %
esnt<r e. Sgf Eass neae No iArcs-s, Etsc;
u3d t4fis stFatr. NertFs aMrfiae
raFsy N&w, tgw tsis Feinlus. &t4e. tesllAg zsag.
Is sa-T 4 ryauek sra
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prizes are being offered TO n, pro
Queer by the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on ths f0cs and IN the car At Seattle:
Grain-Oats. sc262i: barley. sls. Ndls. wheat.
chicken feed ts.25 bran. tii shorts si2
Hay Puget .ound. ssdlo Fasteru Washington tim
oshy. ss: slfaifa ~ 80 per ton.
Egas-Strictly fresh ranch. 2ad1c.
Butter Fresh ranch. l5dl6c: creamery. 16Tc-
Poultry Live chickens. lidifc; lire TURKEYS lie;
turtevs. it; geese. 100: dncks. i061.c per
Live .tnct-choire beef rsttie. rows. A4s1c.
steers t6s'kc; choice sheep Ssatc: good hoss live
SCI hogs. dressed Tr calves dressed large. e small
Zoe; calves. live. SAFE.
Hides. peIts and ~ooi-Hesvv sound salted steers.
over % ibs. nc; medium sornd per 10, sxc: ieht.
sound. under 50 lbs. SAC; cows sound. all weights.
ete; stays bulls and oxen itlc; ssited hips. $40;
calves per III. e; hides ic less than .sited
dry hides, peT ID, n4c; DRY ~iIls. onethrd less
ne; pspery deer I2fI6c dry eik e5iac green elk.
tefsc, sheep peiss 2sctasi 10; shredinr~. lsTtoc
Eastern Washington wool sdfic: Western washing.
ton wool. isc; dirty or timber burned. l,9iic;
tsiiov. afsse
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.



Trade IN the local markets continues to move In
smooth. steady flow of good volume and without
exritation- Prices rule are unchanged, and
there are no features that hare not hitherto been
noted.
The only notable exception Is in the price q but
ter, which has taken another advance. Washington
creamery being quoted A. zy9Ec to the producer
and g@Sc TO the trade. making a jump Of De-
Eastern creamery is iobting At g6Zc. The egg
market continues strong In tone and price. aud
the demand Ia s.sli large
On Western avenue. with the fruit and vegetable
commission men. there has been a good business.
and stocks, especially q fruit. well cleaned up
There Il a growing scarcity q many varieties and
grapes continue 20 Be the most active product
supplies are running short but other receipts are
expected tonight and tomorrow both Of Coacords
ard a California growth.
Oats. hay and feed remain unchanged IN prices or
conditions Tie demand continues active for home
ard government use, we'll. and the market Is
strcn1.
There d some fear Of damage 10 the hop crop ret
unpicked By reason of frost and ether causes and
there Is rated sitter tendency Quotations are
given az I0al9c but sales af those figures not
numerous - heretofore and ranrhers reported
TO hsve rrfrsed Ne. The market il not established
a. yet. and prizes continue 70 ts such fixed
IN each particular bargain san Francisco reports
l2aiie for the new crop and Portland about the
same. and under conditions prevailing in this state
II Ia probable that the true strength Of the market
here u within the same range.
Other markets are unchanged nom last reports
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nAnIsE noyEmEsT..

To- Mnvles FsrhsnFn ysssfts fhf fsEa~frE
~EATTf. x--ssiist AeFt =. ~ fassssn Ciw. f-T
ssuas ar HGzseiss ~ ssaxss3. fsss. =. ST.
Wsfit NaEa. * san Ffanfiseu
san FRANCISCO Assfsst. ss1t = ~ Man.
lr4w srr-. aesffs s4ga r. fsr 4&shos aftm Npras Z
ssas Es%feaf fsasn TfcHFw4
fAysRT TOW SerSTi4Ees@ = Harvard fHsaa tf.e
ssysf sshf p Nestafs ssoa H5sssaFn - fsft
Tslasssg rAs-a ae;- SIR WtIAsm u. ssisA, snra
WhRfeera fas cel.1a. NJ Costess Ceg. from Seattle
sw gsskA Faxgy ID strait
SEAH RAY-5~E& =. cfss9rs vest waD4. nlns
rls4e4s Fssssd 81. saAx slxzacn- TIN ssattis fx
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], NEWS NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.


can possibly present will be there. The
Philippine quartette will be on hand 10
render patriotic selections. The meeting
will be presided over by r. w. Grover.
For the past two or three days the mem
bers OF the decoration committee have
hags and bunting Most OF the members
of the Republican club will meet the
special car bearing the speakers and
escort them to the hall. II is expected
that the hail viii be crowded to its ut
most capacity.
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they reposted seventy loAds taken for export. The
crowd was in selling mood, however, aud bull news
was tossed into the waste basket. while the price
bumped down the speculative stairs October opened
NC lower. at 77h@s7Nc. touched ne soon after.
and then, under pressure a liquidation. some of IL
credited to foreigners and 81 u TO storloss or
ders, dropped 20 f6hr at which figure the market
closed. laaiae under yesterday.
Corn was a siussani al day. October closed We
down, At 3s&c.
There practically nothing done in oats. Ocso
Ter closed shade up, az 1lSsM22c.
Provisions enjoyed fairly good speculative trade
without changing much In price. January pork aud
lard closed unchanged, ribs 2he up.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SEATTLE HOTEL.
DISEASES Of WOMEN.

If you suffering fr ON any Of the diseases
secular to your sex. all on or write mo- and
VIII tell you Just what can DO done for YOU.
Ny medicines used In trectmeat OF these DIS
eases are OF a purely egetsSle iatCre ana VIII
not iniure the most cei cate person, hue they so
strengthen the organs that perfect AMI
healthy action IS produced. thereby correcting
an troubles and diseases and they win bring up
the most shattered and br oken-down constitution
and bring back that heal IN. strength and beauty
which every woman shcii possesz.
This oid, reliable doctor viii consult with you
nee OF charge and tell GU your disease without
asking you question. He also furnishes all
medicines at his once. a nd saves YOU extra cost
Of buying medicines at he drug stores He can
give you references OF m any remarkable cures he
has made on this Coast b leading bankers and
business men
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2 Wheat failures
steady: spot, duii barley. quiet On cali and off.
Oats steady. sfot quotations
Wheat shipRins. No. J. aa2A; choice. slo2n;
Harley Feed. Te.iisse; brwins. Ts,sease.
oais-GrAy. Ln 'agsl2; black fos seed. h1's
@i@; nd. aEein
Receipts.
Fioar. quarter sacss 1850. d. Oregon. i.so;
eruials Zoe: beans. saeks. ssa. polatoea Sans.
i.9o. middiiurx, sacks. too bay tDuA i.oee Soul,
bales. ac, hidss. number. 80
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Mulsiuas -Aiiddiinss. snsx, bran. sls s0siG 70
Hay wheat. iass vhea, and oat. SnsiI 50:
bgst barley, y. alfalfa. e saaise compressed
~9sat, - Ss 2 81 s,fsu, per hale, AsaE Nc
vegetables cur7i,rbsrs' r.assr: srcsn peas. assc
sifins esas. .-'se psr NJ tonatses. ssessa.
frwlfs ~Argls- ehoice 81 y! cumnaan. vt; MeSi.
limrs ssst co. common csiisasnia is1noas. 81 g
~ ehalee ssliforrls iaHaans, Nsaaa' eaaanas.
Butter FaRs5 cfuansry. ssss.eae Do soros,as. Ga
~ fsary dsiFg, Nc ~. DO seeonds. isasse.
Chsass New California fats la8ieAe Ypang
AwsTtssn. M@lic, Eastern. Atsise
ke.s store @g4Se fsnsy Ranch. &ss EaairTn
fasltry -T,.rsey sotelsrs. Bslsc; TURKEY hens, IS
Sis old rgosssns. s. Ns4 ygans rf~~iers 81 Sse
20. ssnaA hegaiefs, s2eis y. lsrss hfaAgra Asa&.
irysr. $3.50 hens. S2at's. Ga dasss. Sai.
wool and Hops.
wsal-S prins SegaiA. u@lSe, Eastern oFcxuu,
tssttt. Naie~ ursSgr ise ite Fans Matassale
lAra2s t4isrs Hausolis asa Menassfon. beta
Baps-cr1p q nc. 8,sais
Closing Quotations.
Wheat stead: pecsaabeE stats Mas. nnA.
pssfsf n saiss
cass -Iasss 5slig- E-aslza,
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Flour I,uu and weak
wbrat--No. sprias. 's87sAe. No. red. fs&&
sic
corn Nc. T. g8s@Hc: 40 ? yellow. lets 8Hc
oais M 3 z2A8s7he; No white. SAe1Aei
No. > white. 1isaHhe
Rye Ne 2 t2c
Rarisg Fair 20 cholce mating. 2aEc
Fisssssd4 No l. 10. Ne ! Northwestern. siD.
Tisncfhy 2tHsl- Prime. = ctai -
Nsps ratk-rer hzftri x2 si1E.
fata FER 100 pcanat 81 Waf 5M
short RIA sides loose s. isasH.
Shoulders Dry saitet hcs@d. s2af&e
short siits- Clear bonei 8 mes q.
WHISKY Basis a hlEh wines, 81, -.
Ns4akra. .ftr r.auura
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-29
He Cured Me
OF Deafness"

MY Deafness came on ahou. two
years ago with bad ringing noises IN
the head, which troubled me greatly
in conversation. had TO ask people
TO raise their voices In speaking 20
hear tho sound OF voices, hut could
not catch a word. Ny hearing rapidly
Improved under DIR Reeves treatment.
now hear good and tho ringing noises
have entirely stopped"