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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-08

nave not manifested any marked disposition 70
press sales AZ they web know that many manufac-
tnrers are 80 well stocked with wool that it would
require considerable concession to induce them TO
take bold. The sales Of the week in Boston amount
ca 70 DOC domestic and s. o0 foreign. making
total Of eS5 200 against total Of z5si 900 fer the
previous week and 4 total Of 5.52 90 for the cor
responding week last year. The sales since Jan
uary amount to g 591. 900 pounds against 5 80 so
pounds for the corresponding time last year.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, March Flour receip,s u s-a
bbls exports. SOS bbls: market fair active for
spring patents. better grades o. which are held at
Wheat-Receipts, 2i,po bu: exports na27 bn:
SPOT. hrmer; No rcd, 10 options opened arm ON
higher cables and brllish ONO state crop report
but met selling orders based on small seatsoard
eafances that provoked reaction and late weakness
On Instant months. which closed I net lover,
March, however, ic higher on a good exuort
demand for No. red wheat. which Is getttnx
scarce here and held at much stronger premiums
Wool-Steady F' -
Hops Steady
tohee-Options closed steady, 10 po,nts ma,
higher; sales II $50 bags Including Mareh *
May 6ssc; june, 6ssse Soc August ss5c; ssptsnn.
Der, &c; November, I.05c December 81; January
IZsc; spot Rio, nominal: No Z invoice sac So I
Johhng. sc mild. quiet Cordosa ssallc
snEar-Raw, quiet and steady; fair refining
Iiec' centrifugal " test 9lsc; refined. irregular
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q g ~
the Wool MARhEr.


BOSTON MArh THE AmegicAn Wcel aad
C1ftna Esqortar viii Az tnwlgfrw
Yrs un1 rnsrktt has neea afrsess iifsle4s siacs
a,r l.st rssprrf faers has barn bat nttls fa9Hiy
~ ~, ktrA n strea a. rest manufacturers have
hoen prsciicAlr cut % tno uaFSrt hsaas sei s'tEe
pisi Ter the tinie tetus sHd ztN uot DC ielas TED
- bev rhssa wha nor p}spittNlls tggpltaa haFa
hsyn haiains "a pVuhng rae GRAINS - tna LaAsi
4er VOL sairs ani ere tsct that these sahrs as1a
"A IA TUESDAY a. decline ef IssEs TsE ceut ass g1t
tesa calculated 90 igtacc them &c kksiua testy
tsreh.ss n the rkW material Ia sash Dan
-,rstt,n q srajrs fhe mAfkft = materially htt.s
,seas. alshcush az thf, ~niing oeuos x va1
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT LUDLOW Sailed March Z: Schooner
Cumpeer Capt Larsen Tor Honolulu with tl0.o0
feet 81 lumber.
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived March {; British
steamer Port stephens from Manila
SAN FRANCISCO sailed March :; steamer
Walla Walla for Victoria: steamer Fulton for
Grays harbos.
NANAIMO. b. C.-oystsr Harhor arrived and
sailed Topeka for Skagway; Cumox, arrived steamer
Wellington from san Francisco
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- xe,e little changed from yes
~ rssieu asrr,son mt all buying in the back.
al Ins ~ ~ two, and today the general
- ~ : y. ~ sarnevhat Country orders we're
ssszss rn, rantsr q commission men had dfh-
* sianf 800 demand car Of frst-class
f1is ssfs y ,s,. snorping and we're easily dis
sss, n',s a,sd priees. Another car Is expected
- 4 q go. .,srr,yon. Oranges have a fair sale.
- nrfsss ,sia -. unchanged In price. but the
n<r s11 -, Il that butter win advance in
sss,i sr 2 ,ss DAYS. Eggs continue weak at
81 TO- .ys,, l. unchanged. Export and mill
4 - r. ths same Zen vs soo siu ale ha'e' A's
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Flour-Stesdy.
Wheat-No spring, eiufA5tc. No red ssfGar.
C0rn-Na 2 DC
oatsNo :, so.egsc; No, white. ssaasa; No,
white, ssies,sc.
RyeSc = sSc.
Bariey-So g Sdt0c
FiAfseed-No. 1, $50
Timothy seed-frimc. t2N.
Mess poFk--Per barrel, ~ g. 700 ga
Lsrd~per loo pounds. s. f2.s6 IA.
short rib---side-. loose. s. 7aa5 AZ.
shoulders Dry sslted. boxed 6ias4r
Short sidss-Cicsr, boxed. S Sao ".
Whisky-Distillefs' finished gcsds per gallon. 81 u
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Metals.

Ina Pa warrants. 4s4L
Corner Lake hrokcrs. siss2
TN Deciins Is points, 81 =
speltsr 9uist
Lssa-Ss'At4TA
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NEW YORK. March The Connerrih Adrer-
tiser's London financial eablegrzm says;
The inactivity which has Characterized the mar
ksts here recertly continued today. They began
Arr but fell away generally in the afternoon on the
rer.,rted spread Of the rebellion Of Cape Dutch,
although the real reasons we're probably the com
ulete absence Of public support and the coming
war loan which Is already quoted a. 70 Il prem
Jim although the denomination and date
quite unknown - -
Amencans opened firm but half an hour ex-
hausiad the business and New York failed 10 re-
spond London seems fairly willing 70 0oy, but
New York avoids giving lead
Paris M. Tiutos TO 4 fresh record-5i-but the
close was unchanged at SO
The bank bought s.. ooo gold in bars and ESQ 100
engaged for Argentina
Call money and fixtures were wanted and the
hank renewed a moderate amount O loans and did
a large fresh business in them ana al>5 q fairly
large discount business Bills were seafcer.
The board Of trade returns for February show
imports increased SIS per cent with decline q
81 500 90 in coin aud increase Ct 4ll5.l 100 WOOL
Cotton was down $50 900 hundred weight IN quantity
but Up a quarter Of a million in value. Exports in
creased - 70 chiefly COAL cotton piece goods and
iron
q 70 g
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, March T.-Today's statement Of
the condition Of the treasury shows. Available
cash balance ses %; sold reserve ST II $50
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20 70 %
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, March Wheat carsoes OF coast,
nothing doing eargoes on passage, dull for white.
firm for red.
LIVERPOOL, March Wheat firm: wheat and
-four IN Paris quiet
Wheat-spot No 2. red. western winter. stock
exhausted; No. l northern spring 6. ID futures
firm. March -. losd. May s.. bid
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed new. = Nd. : old,
j. g.d Futures stesdy-May, 3s. sd ; July, S. I'D.
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Closing Quotations.

LONDON. March T.-CanAdizn Pacific. lei
Northern Pacific pfd. Tsi; Atehison. ga; Grand
Trunk. "a: Anaconda. a Rands, "a
Bar silver, steady, Etd. per ounce.
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Local report Maximum temperature, 50; minimum
temperature g: mean temperature, 4s SW storm
sizrais are ryius at all display stations tbs
sound and along the strait for southern gales.
A h N0LLABER,
Observer Weather Bureau
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS,
SPOKANE.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. March 7-sterling On London
Sixty days, sass; sight. Ns
Financial.
Silver bars. 5s3 Mexican dollars istd3s Drafts
Sight, ia; telegraph. %.
% 20 %
NEW YORK
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On the produce exchange to-day the butter market
vas strong: creamery. iAn&sc dairy lsses9e
Checse- Firm; lAal9c.
Exss~ffm, lNs lelc
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~ a.. o.. eyes the selling Price for miners
,ns sp5elter, quotes lead at 81 IS at the close.
e 60 g
FOREIGN.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Occasional rain stationary temperature
CNiTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRi.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU,
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Nay. Grain ana Feed.

hs-hsss sound pss ton, siisi1; Eastern wash.
A'as iinsshr tiSsis slfaifa. 81
osa~rrr ton klacs
BIS Rolied sceagl
~. sAes. rsn: CRACKED. t2a; feed meal per
Ns'~F'sd SIS: oil rake meal, 80: middinss,
~ var W. shorts tlsar: chopped fesd.
y hlFr skappsd feed, sly
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fruits.

Ksssa -u'Anrss ,es,iliuss 81 rsaa, narsls
4 s,s.u.s ssassss Ns7aH psS hot, lsmaus So
- ma y ~ apeir.' ,s.s,s, a =, ~ ~
~, =. sfasiy cshfornis white ass Ak 81 .
Ms Hht 10y n IN sAcks. is,. e+sntsrsts.
- 'f's'As DATES. 70. fresh r,4sr. IS pef
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ssa's, Provisions ana Ftsh.

-, 80 Essit. Cow beef u par II; steer beef
p na''sn ws,hsrs. Fse PER 10 pork, re
ks...,asl.' ,,lee y per u small p per h,
s,s u ary ntted siss. ssn
- = nsse nad,, res ~. No white star. stc;
4 49, v. ntd ecinpoind tierpes, Tlc Rer,
c.. ~ wnd Roas SIC
4 :. ~. hshfp'. sssc; siesihesd salmon, lar /.
sTs ~ salmon truas lslc. mnanssln ,rru,
-%sess 1ic salts e. rnck cod sac
- ~s' s. Columbia river smelt S. /,
49, ~ Mach eod isec oysters OLYMPIC
- !. nsen ciaH. his zach. Dungeusss
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Poultry Food.

sassisd ays'sr shells sis per ton; grsnulsted
- Msn As pef ton; bone meal. vs. per ton
ssssAir' hene, ~ per ton huied oats, ~ per
poultry food, 81 par tom beef meal,
ton besf meal lus. SIS per ton. beef
rsN W 81 ref ton beef scrars iOo~ xta usr ton
va arstA grii ST per IAN.
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= sspss ssai NfeiA ncf ton Yakima xa.sef nsY
s pcsaiusa s. ~ cui beefs IA. -, ~
~ = ~ sekl nHahaSss Az r~r sseA ,rr,
~ .ses eshhase sav@N rsr ,st naF
m, ief @es sAslir To-. irttaee lass
~ afisNss a. NJ, Az h''s &c., -.
y 80 nfl0se ~ per 4os plgerakirs. sAaa IS
- nsim fiani. Ntlic psr lh. pnuspkia.
= saaaah d. California eaalia,,ser Il
~ psssssaaa SASH set ~
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s1sa pss N, sacks. ls4i+c Eastern black wal.
~ y pesns Ne; hlhsrts. is.c; Brssils. iac
usA hney soft shsll, i6r almonds No q lsc
Hrsa v pine. lsc hickory. loo, corosnuts. per
= y; ehestnats Be-; italians. i1c: popcorn. Sc
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Atsr- Eaneh nc NJ. fancy dairy In squares.
SE wnhiarton creameries lib and Glib prints.
Ezf Eassrn creamery n3ss
hw@-Ssttve Washington. lSdisc; Eastern. fsR
mn ssim cheese, ilsffac.
~ srssiy fr~~h ranch. itdsisc Eastern 7ie72sc
fssb Ass<y California comb. ietdi5c; strained.
~
f~AB-IAvs chickens. iafiJc: live turkeys. itc;
~ butsys. iAsisc, ducks. t4eis per dozen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-18
WHEELER is corllNo HOME.
Otis Couldn't Use Him In the Field
Wanted No Manila Service.

Manila, Jan. 17.-Gen. Wheeler
will return to the United States
this week, making stop at Guam
on his way hither. Three sddi-
tional cases of the bubonie plague
have been reported.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Of
ficials at the war department had
very little to say in explanation of
the return to the United States of
Gen. Wheeler. The correctness of
the report was admitted and it was
said that the order had been given
some time ago, but whether or not
it was the result of an application
by Gen. Wheeler himself could not
be recalled. 1t was gathered from
preceding statements that General
Otis had not been able to find
place in the field satisfactory to
Gen. Wheeler aud the latter, hav-
ing no mind for service In Manila,
was willing to return to the United
States.
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TO EXCLUDE ROBERTS.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE
Roberts committee concluded its
work today and came to an unani-
nous finding of facts. There will
be a majority report signed by
seven members in favor of expul-
sion and a minory report signed
by two. favoripg seating then ex-
pelling him. The latter two are
Almond, democrat, and Little
field, republican. Littlefield is a
congressman, Reeds successor.
Lanham and Myers. democrats,
voted with the majority. The re-
port will be submitted to the house
Saturday.
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Lucky. LeaYenMorth.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Repres-
entative Curtis, of Kansas, today
received a favorable report from
the house committee ON military
affairs in favor of his bill to appro-
pirate 500. 900 for a new hospital
at Fort Leavenworth. He also
induced the secretary of war to
write to the secretary Of the treas
ury asking for a special estimate
for an appropriation for quarters
to take the place of Mcpherson and
Thomas hall at Fort Leavenworth.
The amount asked for is $225. 900.
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kidaey Troubles.

The kidneys cleanse the blood and
on their activity depends the health
of the body. II the liver becomes so
torpid that it interferes with the
work of the kidneys the body suffers
and -dropsy results. The most valua-
BILE feature in the curative effect of
PricklY -Ash Bitters is its stimulating
influence on the kidneys. It heals
and strengthens those organs so that
they resume their blood cleansing
and urine gathering functions, puri-
des and regulates the liver, tones MP
the stomach and digestion. and by .
mild yet thorough cathartic effect,
all poIsons and billions impurities In
kI~n h<<~nu<Sfa aro a L..
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Business rlen In TheatrIcaIs.

The New York Herald of May
8th said: It's strange what
strides the stage has made during
the past five years, not to speak of
a century. Business men have
now taken a hand in the pie and
find it very profitable investment.
Lawrence Barrett, during his grand
struggle through numberless diff.
culties. was backed by some of the
solid business men of Boston.
Viola Allen, who has electrified this
country and at the present time is
the talk of the entire east, i'm The
Christian" was furnished the nec-
essary funds by a large printing
establishment in New York. And
now leading business man of
Chicago has taken hold of the
comedy farce, "A Wise Woman. +"
and having engaged an extraordin-
arily good company will appear in
the principal cities in a trip across
the continent. Prior to their run
in San Francisco they will take in
some of the minor towns and thus
make the journey to the coast with
more ease. Theatrical managers,
look sharp. 1'he business men will
crowd you out. = "a Wise Wo.
man" will be at Kloski's opera
house, February "a, remember the
date.
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Indian Woman Cremated.

A special from Bartlesville. l..
T., brings the narrowing informa-
ton that an aged insane Indian
named Mrs. Patyak. was burned to
death on Hominy creek. twenty
FIVE miles west of that place.
She lived with her son, and the
latter went to Powhuska and left
her alone. During his absence, il
is supposed she set fire to the hut
in which. they lived. When he re.
turned he found the hut reduced
to ashes and his mother burned to
death
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REPORT ON KIowA OPENING.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Delegate
ID. T. Flynn has secured a favora-
BILE report from the committee on
public lands on house bill. No.
5024, opening the Kiowa, Com
anche and Apache reservations to
settlement. These lands comprise
about 5000 acres, and the Indians
are required to take their allot-
ments within six months from the
passage of the bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-18
IlTf HfW5 III bREt pApAdRAp5
A PLAN FOR A PHILIPPINE FORM
OF GOVERNMENT.
Roberts Committee UnsnImous for Ex.
Duisioa-kIowa Country Opening.
Schooner Blown up-PensIon
Appropriation Bill.
GOVERNMENT FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

GOVERNMENT FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Washington. Jan. IL. - The
Philippine commission has formed
a plan for the government for the
Philippines after peace is establish
ed. 1t provides for an American
governor to control affairs of the
entire archipelago with an advis-
ory council composed of natives
and Americans; also a legislative
assembly partly appointive and
partly elective, governors to be ap-
pointed for the provinces.
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PENSION APPROPRIATIONS.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE
house met at noon and the pension
appropriation bill was reported.
The appropriation for pensions
for 1900 is one hundred and forty
four millions, and a like amount is
recommended for 1901.
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A SCHOONER BLOWS Up.

Sandiego, Cal. Jan. 1I.-News
has just reached here of the blow
ing up of the gasoline schooner
Anito on Monday while entering
Magdalena bay where the battleship
Iowa and the cruiser Philadelphia,
were engaged in rife practice.
The schooner's entire crew of six
were blown to pieces.
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Held on Charge Of Murder.

A special from Atoka to The
Kansas City Times, says Martin
Dick and Jennie James were arrest
ed and lodged in Jail this evening
by w. T.. York. charged with the
murder of Liffy Cox. Cox was as
sassinated ten days ago while at
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CARTER Is ILL,

New York, Jan. l7.-Oberlin
NJ. Carter, prisoner in Castle Will
liam, Governors Island, pending
an appeal from the sentence of the
court martial for Savannah harbor
frauds. is ill.
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TO COVER LUZON.

Washington, Jan. IA dis
patch from Otis today reports that
the American army is broadening
it's base and operations, es pecially
in the southern part of Luzon.
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TRANSPORTS DISCHARGED.

San Francisco, Jan. 17.-Orders
were received from Washington this
morning directing the transports
Olympia and Pennsylvania to he
discharged from the service, and
returned to the owners.
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Coughs and colds come unlimited,
but you can easily get lid of them
with q few doses of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup. Price 25 and 90 cents
at w. B, Frances.
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THEY MEET AT COLORADO SPRINGS.

THEY MEET At COLURADO SPRINGS.
Colorado Springs, Jan. 1.-THE
executive committee of the national
farmers congress has selected Colo
rado Springs as the place of the
annual congress on August 21-25
next.
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had one sick day / have not had any womb
trouble since got up. was not only surprised
myself but all of my friends here are surprised
70 see me so we'll"
For 2I onc-cent stamps to pay postage,
DR.. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, will send
you his famous 1908 page illustrated Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, book that
is easily worth SIS to any family. Cloth
binding 81 stamps.
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Constipation leads to liver trouble,
and torpid liver to Bright's disease.
Prickly Ash Bltters is a certain cure
at any stage of the disorder. Sold
by W. B. Frame.
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ever since my baby was
born in regard to what
your Favorite Prescrip-
ton has done for me. I
cannot praise IL enough,
for / have not been as
well for five years as I
now am. IN July last /
had a baby boy, weight
II pounds, and I was only
sick a short time, and
since / got up have not
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A Happy Woman.
happy won1an-one
inspiration to others.

from female troubles" And vet there
ought to be and can be a score of happv
women to one who is unhappy. Those
women whose lives are saddened by the
drains upon the system, by prolapsus, by
irregularities, by headache, nervousness
and bearing down pains, can be restored to
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vorite Prescription, medicine that is be-
yond question the best in the world for
disorders of the womanly organs Every
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pective mother in happy frame of mind,
and her good spirits are sure to be inher
tied by the little one when it comes.
The medicine dealer who urges some
substitute for DR.. Pieree's Favorite Pre-.
scription is thinking Of the larger profit
he'll make and not of your best good.
Mrs. Orrin Stiles, of Downing, Dunn Co. wis
writes: . have been intending to write to voti
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the world loves a
1se smiles are an
e love the woman
no laughs, whether
e be in the house
I'D, behind the
'unters in stores,
the business office
in society. The
lppy woman, sad
relate, is rare.
here you find one,
. you End a
y score weigh
NSsfi,1d sf Sex. sa
4 ness, weak
y ness and woe
that proceed
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Wedding and Ball Stationery
speciality. Commercial work exc
cuted with neatness and dispatsl
at this office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-27
State News.
DeatIl of c. G. Davis.

idaho City, July p Especial, 6. G.
Davis died At Placcrrille this afternoon
ar 3 O'Clock. aged 70. He was a. brother
of the late Nat Davis and came with him
70 Idabo In the early days. He was Il
member Of daho lodge No. /. A. b. &.
4. M. and will be buried here Sunday
afternoon --Stxsesunau.
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Emmett
FoRFITURE NOrIcE.

TO Michael G. Hurts or lis legal representa-
tives;
You are hereby notified that have o>pcndco
one hundred dollars Ia labor and Improvements
on the Alexander Quartz Mining claim situateu
in West View Mining District, Boise Comfy
Idaho, the amended location notice ui which is
recorded in book 10 OF quartz claims at page 500
Of the records ia the office Of the Recorder q
said Boise County in order TO hold said claim
nuder the provisions OF section 232i 81 the Reyis
"a statutes OF the United states, and the amend
meni thereto approved January * 1850. concern
ing annual labor On mining claims being the
amount required To hold said claim 81 the pert
Oh euuing December a. 1892
And il within ninety days from the personal
service OF this notice, within ninety ays ALTER
Republication thereof you ian or refuse 10 con-
tribute the sum Of eleven ana ll-lao dollars and
costs ,your portion ot such expenditures q, co.
owneri your interest in said claim wiA become
the property otthe subscriber, wilo has mace the
expenditures required W tine terms III said See
ton
Dated al Boise. Idaho june 20 1900
q. w. pondextcr.
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Weiser Bridge.

The Board Of Trade Of Weiser took up
the matter Of bridge across the Snake
River ut Weiser The Board proposes
CO go before the legislaturcand ask for mn
appropriation TO belp build the bridge.
The trade FROM large country in Oregon
would come to Idaho were such bridge
hnilt. One Of the first purposes Of organ
lied society (governmcntl is 20 furnish
the puhlic with such needful public ut'l-
tiles. Success TO the enterprise
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The Chicago
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Writing Machine Do you wonder he
claims superiority for the other machine
He is talkiug TO make money, we are
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on trial.
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MANUFACTURERS,
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