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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants Exchange reports the following
movements Of ressels;
San Francisco; April is, str Resale. from Skaa'
way.
SAN FRANCfsCo-Arrived. April l6. South Port
land. April H. GermaniA, from Seattle. Sailed.
April i5. bk Portland for New whateom; scbr A.
Baxter and sehr Falcon, for Seattle
TACOMA Sailed April is. $40 D m. str Pro-
arcso. fer San Francisco; April II. Vim. II. wius-
man, for San Francisco
PORT GAMBLE~Arrised. April Is. sehr Queen,
ifom Alaska. April 49, sohr Admiral, from san
Francisco
FORT TOWNsEND--Aprl Is, c. s. Holmes pro
proceeded Ia Hsdleck; April ID, sailed. blk Fresno.
feT Melbourne Chill hk Lake Leman proceeded 10
Nbstcngn Passed, 8 80 a. M snssted topInast
schooaer in tow; passed up. O'Clock Humboldt,
for seattle
PORT hIAkELEf--Arrtved April i6. schr G.
\ Holmes, from San Pedro
NEAH BAf~Apul i6 clear, light northeast wind
PORT CREsCGNT-~ApFil ls clear, light east
wind Passed out. bark in tow Of Wanderer n
p m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

CHICAGO. April i6--whest vas rather quiet
an the session, ~ tie fasesgn markets still
closed IN celebration u Easter Foreign hids were
relafted imptueed AZ the outset tbs market
vas easF because needed rsins had faiiea Ina tho
West and Southwest hist the strength caused
a reaction 81 sentiment amnng shorts and initial
figure prorot the lowest Of the dAY The rally
wss further aided hy report that Cl,le Ngult
have g. import wheat, owing to heavy damages to
the domestic cfpp and another from Klea. south
western Russia, rsgotttng salue damage there. A
further consideration p0tntnd cut the psaba-
bllty II drareaaa in the sr1esgs tn tbs Northwest
Hbefe fsfmers are supposed TO favor chatting to
Faise hisb priced naxscd MAJ opened at4r under
Satnrsisy Al 6siasssc advanced 10 66s Hs@c declined
H. e54aassa aud then rallied clns4nS afEa &c higher
81 Gefc
The corn mafsst was afm, tat not very ANIMATED
Ths 3nrEease In Ale tftihts ~ 5Tia3a bushels
caused dlp fullpvins ttS announcement. but as
tbs oseunsa tins made readily aasoFhcd
tAe maFkot reacted snd el0ssa arn. May being
up D., o. 30
me rFufisina faaFsst opened lower under lie ia
nueHaa ei depressed priees % TIE yRuts, but 70
Acted MAY u1sk closed tor undrF SATURDAY, az
SIS ~ Mar lard 3 hiehes, Al s. SCI. and Mas ribs
0RrhNread AZ s. 81
The cat market dull ard wsak sll AAy May
closed D. depressed. 81 -
The iesAfat fat4rg4 fsMEed fellows
MheAf Nc = fNusEtnx H4ghnas Lowest Ftazfns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
|IIPE[T AND TRADE REVIEW.
Balances
A-.HsA 90
rug SEATTLE MARKETS.

,s,a sinck. wass yIpalisd with IRISH re-
~ -. .frtyAi Il the aiexfaeF ff9Ia 54n a.,
II /, yissla 10 note e change "a the Agesl
II TYsss dar4eg the dag haa been FAR, pat
a ~sssniiJ active .ss.ze. &, srss., slar,-
q - j On hand from California Aha
" - I'd 4 l.tfle from ness.hF sf9setf,s.
~ 800 = stra#tsrIfes are coming 70 aalAs
- 80 n q ese4 = pef crate. with some eAlls
So ak The supply a. set rs hnaited aad
w 80 sd ont. California navel oranges
N y. 49, aad steadily stifening and 81
~ - TIE Eastern demand 10 them tills
81 isrus and lacel asalers are hnains
-. Il gsttins oFdss fHed, and from heN
Ae' A ~ season be- June they VII r sHths
@,. ara also strengthening constantly.
pe-.ss~ tua seg markets 2fe UNCHANGED isotn
- thsse sfu ffobahly be no immediate
- ,-ssn nksseni quotations
- me fsenipis e live poultfy, rhien
y. rrisss a last werk. hat me Demand
49,. A. AAys II the week = mo- AriVe
~ sssin Ahl feed markets Nn beginning "a
- -. lueuisa and win b active when me
Z. ~ north begins 70 opfn eeFeais sfs
- Is tssee. has remains mehsngea ana
AVE fallen ~ from winter praers, uiit me
=. N ans A. the prices auotssi below
rsring ia steadily. The Cape FlatteTy
.. ~-.aoas sending IN supplies and salmon IA
euant4ties Is the season advances.
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Purchasing PRICES.

!. .asrsnr prices ere being ofercd 70 the pro
= ~ lorsl dealers for delivery In round iots
4. 81 AM "a the car at seattle
- .l5.ts fisa2a barley. slsB. whest. chicken
b. xgaYsg, bran. SO; shorts, sh.
4. spa.s SQUAD ssaie: Eastern washington
e. si6aii alfalfa. s. 20 per ton
4 ], slHrtiy fresh ranch, 1Sgltc.
- fteth rausli leaBc. creamery, &c
, 4s.a ehtrtsnA. lie. llse turkeys. Hc;
s-s II geese, i8e. ducks, s2Mgs,
sssk -Iboiee heed cattle, COWS. afSife; steers.
stses sheer, skase; good hogs. tive, sc;
Ass,sd &C. csiyes, dressed. hssa' ee' snAAA'
n,ss i've, lsrFr. &C. small. &c.
". ,si,s and VOID Heavy sound salted steers,
n. ~ medium. sound. per h, Sc. light,
Y cassr " Iha e. COWS, sound. all weights.
~. sails and oxen. Sc. sailed kips, f4ci
~ n sc green hides. ic lets than sailed
~ asf n, f25e dry cHls. one third less
IN sesg ref ID, 2siJ5e. winter deer. dry. Ss
,..sry asef, i2Hise. dry elk. aeiee; green elk.
shxp pete 2Seasl 5o, sheafiings, iba2so
- Washington woot sefl2r. Western Wash
n ssa We. dirty or tinber burned. sstse
- Nftic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
MARINE NEWS.

AsToRIA-saied. April IS. BIZ Harry MORSE. for
Nushsk
PORT Los ANGELES Arrived, April Is. Haw
str San MAteo from Nanairno
SAN DlEGO-saiied April IS. Br str Robert
Adams from Nsnaimo
REDoNDo- Arrived. April is str Dispatch, from
Astoria
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived April Is. str Rival
from Niiapa haTbor; bktn Arago, from hnappton
str South Portland from Oyster hsrber. hktn Gar-
ner City from wiiiapa hsrhor: str Titanis, from
Nanairno Sailed, April l6. sh Oriental for Bristol
bay; str Queen. for Victoria; bktn Cleaner. for
Wllapa harhor
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Cure Yourself
AT Home.

home. and your secret
nation or medical ad
They have made a life
study OF blood diseases,
and will give your let :
ter prompt and careful
attention. Consult
them as often as you
please. we make no
charge whatever for
this service. All cor
respondence Is con-
Quoted in the sirictes'
confidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

Mrs. T. W. Lee,
MONTGOMERY. Ala ,
writes: "SeverM
years ago l was IN
oculate6 with lois-
on by a diseased
nurse. who infested
my baby, and Tor
six long years l
suffered untold
misery. My body
was covered with
sores and ulcers,
Several physicians
treated me. but al
to no purpose. The
mercury and pot
ash they gave me
SET ineG TO add fuai
to the awful lame
which was devoar-
ing me. Friends
advised me to try
S. S. s. / began
taking IL and i'm
proved from the
start, and a COM
plete and perfsc.
cure was the re-
suit"
Address,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
CONTAGIOUS Blood
Poison.

. Poison Is the most degradng and desuctive % an deAs
vitates and
followed by little meath an
throat the glands inhahe
ored spi9ces aud hair and eyebrows fail out ie
uailder IN severity
finally attacking the vital the body tortured attn
rheumatic and with offensive eating
IL Is peculiar poison. and highly contagious thai an
innocent handling the articles used by IN
this lnahsome disease inoculaed with the
II be transmitted child appearing
the disease modified forn-iske Eczema or
Scrofuia.
Many old stubborn skin trouble appearing IN
middle life. blood contracted
early life taken potash and mercury faithfully
for cured hui
these this disease
doing the
inside. ana will show again You not
recognize old faint. has crred
Of Blood Poison. and VIII
blood purifier
and only antiio3e for this poison eeanses the
Of the ilsease
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY,
Portland. Or. April 49, 1870
Increasing eioudiness stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AdHf
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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Send for our Home Treatment hook,
stages, and is the result OF many years II
close study OF blood poison and actual ex~
pefience In treating t. You can cure
yourself perfectly ana permanently at
is your own. Should you need any infor-
Twice at any time, write to our physicians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
yoBHING QUOTATIONS.


hut.salden G, IN bits sT95e; extra G, Ia bbis
y ~ sagar. g. lsoi powdered sste. dry sranu-
q tnss in bbls. Ae higher cube, bs2Ae;
M n Patent Excellent. Us5: Novelty A.
abfauia brands. 81 corn meal. yellow. 81 50
Ne. IN ieiib sacks corn meal, white. SLTo
Em ia Alb ssekgs huskwheat -four pgrr,
" he IN sih saekss cracked wheat, 81 8
~. n l8lh sAcks fafina. s2ss per 100 lbs.
sA uesz faFina. 81 Per 100 Tbs. In s-lb sacks;
xsaras, fsues rolled oats. s. ~ per hhi ia slb
y esn neal, yellow. S1 per hbi. in olb
- ssa meal, white 81 10 per hhl ia 50-Ib sacks;
fAn f8ar. pure, 81 ~ psf bhi, ia S0-lb sacks;
~ vheat, 81 pqr hla. IN salh sacks. steel cut
81 NO par hi. IN 5oih sacks, graham four,
y te, IN san sacks; whole wheat -four. -
vi n @ib sacks rye meal. s. II per hhi. in
ssb re -Four, 81 per hbi fancy relied cats,
AM bss. Ne9i fancy rolled oats a9ib sacks
Mfq faiea eats. per case. s2esi rice, dunes
4 ais: Carolina. bfs.
~ -efsen Mocha, pef ID. e9ss slsc. Java. per
ksse Costa Rica ehnies. per II, is4als4c.
~ ATTACHES, 81 io9 ID cases. mr cwt Slt q,
as@ PER ewt. sA8s Bik issz per cwt
len. aelh tins. per d. eaie; A.cks. Ase Alden
NJ I tarscuAa. ssse Gu4ismasa 2lsc: ground
AeHie. Lion, leQs vi Isl o.. siss sss
Bitter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
-asnsh, b. ap. fancy dairy. In squares.
Washington ereamsrics, t-lb and IN prin.s
tksfsfs ss~sm~ss. R&ssakc
- kssiss Mashinsion. s@ioei Eastern. ii9
snssiy fresh ranch, lssisc Eastern. r4lae.
sasy -tshiaFnis comb, iztgisc, strained.
ssu Liss chickens. isxIse. live tarAeys. lie;
'afssss. isslsei ducks. sias per dozen.
yuts
tsss Ess H. seeks. ixa lae, Eastern black wal.
y peaDs iifi aihryts, Ase nFaziis lie;
~ sHsf snft sAsli,. lSc ala9ods, No, z. lSc:
= Iss - h'1 ,.e w eeeeshats, Per
w. shestsass4 " ltshank. III, poac0rn, IS
Hay, Grain and Feed.
A. gasss ,saes u.y ,on xtlHta. p..,srv w..A.
,x'al,s sls.sss sif,its ~ ha's'h "AsA'
ny Is ~ ~
H. Reaea s9rat
~ wkas II sg..kes GA, saas n,..t -
III A'' W.
sssn. sls siberia iii. chosspe9 ferd. sissfs
$50 W. -,
49,. -. $50, -.
49, =. ~. - ~, sse - t'as sfahalatea
49, ~. M ~. ~, h.'isst' - ". teas
psaaf, loed q, I W. ,on 0sI 49, ~ VI
Ia - fsas 49, - - ~ s~e1 meAt,
~ 4 ~ - nsss1 -, " psf tea, beef
n sas.i Al A. - ~. ~ 49, w p7 tea'
Asass, fravisions and Fish.
- asslsseoa g~asi 70 nes n .tssr A.sf
III ~ w, Ss'' (. ws' /, n peF u pott. is
IhssAss asn, g sa'a'', = Fef 10
In N y VA sa9tRA sides rs
N 49, go ~ ~. waite star atcs
KS W15 sssf'Ne az asAp
r. as 4na,t, s, ~ "a -. -
essl ~ 49,. .4''s'.., s',.At @sslse asean.
~ aa~ss N.ssa, g fteR "a
K sAss go ~ e 'Ns's' Der
r Al xsasn .tans a - $50 00'@tlA,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
THIS DOCTOR L,
REMARKABLE CURES
By DIR. Powell Reeves, Korn
Block. Seattle, Wash.

For seu years no has pyAstlcsd ln the
state Il Washington All on t1i&
coast. lie otsest eyeezailst IE Wsst-
inEfua SlS success ia curing pspgie %
rasHV w-unAsFfg. an4 Nhy he cures
ahan others fA1 ia 5assd 20 ihs@s
70 It's
tie haN no hired sefatlt1tesi does Bis
own prsscy9banEg furnishes ~ rae4a-
cinss Al his Office, MA Go gf6fn The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
LIVE sroCk MARKETS.


CHICAGO ApFl l6--Catile- Receipts, lsssa
slsAss kAeEAIsx 10 !oSEs bgteAsFs' Ssoek sosa3y.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brea dstu rs.


San FRANCISCO, Arlil is-whsat steady; spot
market gntct No sales o. barley: spot fairly STEADY.
Oats quiet Spot quotations were:
Whest- shipping Nc. l, CSC; choice. ssie milling.
nadsy~ Feed. zoa7sae: brewing, oas7sc
oats-Grsy, Oregon, S-oGtsli2i; milling NlSs
Liza. rcd, 9scasl.B
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks, 2sss; do. Oregon. iu.sls;
beans, sacks. lia; mddlinss sacks, lo2o: do. Ore
aon, 800: wool bales, 1853; wheat centais, l,28: do.
eo, centsis. 81 potatoes, sacks, n: do, Oregon.
s.ss bran s1eks. 90; do, Oregon. e.sos; hay tons.
al, hides. SIS
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MiistmHs- Middiiugs, ylgan
Has Wheat ssal9: tast barley ssa7: whea. and
ost ssaa: alfalfa. s5@6 %: compressed wheat. SIG
$50 straw, per bale. ssasoe,
Pot&toes-Early Rose. 60Me5ei River Bnrbanks io4
Csc sweet s. & Oregon Burbsuks, 50as5c
Vegetable cucumbers secssSl.eo. green peas, s9
SIS srns beans, i9ai2le per ID; tomatoes. 81 Soe
Fruits Apples choice HIS; common, 7se; oranges.
nsrsls 81 soas25. Mexican lines, 81 OSs common
@i.5o; bananas. 81. 2sas = pineapples. sos
B'tes-Fsncy creamery, lsbslfc; seconds Ice; fancy
dars. i5sc, seconds. issi5c
Ches~e-Nep, 7eff.c; Young American. sassc East
err le1ml7c
store, B4lac. fancy ranch. isslssc; Eastern.
Pnuitry-T,irsey sela,lers l0ailc: turkey hens l39
ise old russterS, ~ ztHs 70. Young rooetars. &a7;
sma broers s. sofs; large hroilers. sia4 so fryers
s. ssge hens, 81 1g5a0; old ducks. 81 Soseo, geese,
siFs62
Wool and Hops.
wocl-spring Nevads l2dl5c; Eastern Oregon. IL
ai6e. Valley Oregon 2eeg2c Fan-Northern noun
tain lambs l0ai2c; mountain lambs, saloc; San
Joaquin plains, So lec; Humboldt and Mendoeino. "a
Hops-crop Of 1899 li@is.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady; May. seie; December. tieti cash.
BarIay-No ssles
Cors-Largs yellow. 81 laalA
70 q e
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Qaotntions.
NEW YORK April H-floar- Receipts, - 10
barrels. exports. 2.ss2 barrels Market quiet hut
Wheat. Receipts. $3.50 bushels: exports @ls
bushels spds hErn; No. red slice, fob. elevator.
Options opened steady aud later advanced by
fear Of cold weather "a the VEST tollosnS present.
in corn damage news from South Russia ans from
Ohio Trade rather quiet al day owing 70
ss a ssr a. tn, s- q. Am - ,.,e Aassass
Weed steady
Hops steady
coffee Options closed arw. leseo points hishsr.
September l0c. October ! isess nc. Spot Rio.
steady. No 7 invoasr, Sc; Ne, ,sttins, ilse.
mild, quiet. CaEdosa steady
sagaf--Haw, firm. fair refining. &c; centrifugal, "
test. lsc refined, firm.
visible supply of Grain.
The statement cf the Visible supply Of grain IN
ssar. nad sfhast on SATURDAY April a. a. compiled
hY the New Yerk Produce Txeh snsr, Is as follows
Gem .9A bushels. increase H. go 100 bushels
oats 81. ae hnshels Increase Mcn; gs Ism 900
ela inersaso Is9 600 bushels wheat Aags0oe bushels
dscfesst 1890 bushels.
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per NJ, tss; sprues logs Nso; cedar shinsis bolts.
s. DdaH
Luzaber-Fir. rough $50: thick anish. surfaced
one az two sides, 3 10 and Z inches vide g5s19
lengths. II 70 K feet. special lengths Soc Der NJ
extra: one1neh frsh. siaals. all vertical Grain 81
per VI extra Flosrins-DresAed and matched, SIT
al: stock boards. sinch. sssls: I9inch, s. Ndfs;
lz-inea. sistal2 Fenefng-No or einch fnish.
s.. No. 2 81. or channel rustic, or drop siding
weight 900 lbs, ElaH Fir timb~r-Joists and
scaniung. rough. s. 5oals; / E. s. 59als; !
g. giali Box hoArds-I2-inch and up SIS
"a shingles, SlS, standard shingles SLID: /
inch finish, L. IA and le feet yzsH34; thick finish
szessi cedar squares. !. 2. and 10 feet. ssg9o;
pgckets So
Kin dried. 81 In advance Of green Drsyss.. Soc
Cement liobbins1-portland. X. b. g., DTs:
Aisen. ET5.
Lime 0oubsngl-Roche Hsrbor. sl@; San Juan
uea
Plaster tiobbinsl-Goiden Gate. per barrel g1
Plaster hair liobhinslw 3shed S.1 per sack; un-
washed 81 ~ per sack
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r Aaa~rana Waassesv 'lisJkck Btrie. sae,hasntsk
y. n Ulsfcxst. puftlard " AiteF Ts4sy, salA sash
T. e. Ehln, Portland. Wm Mg.stt. sarhazHish.
- AcIAln. Tacoma MrS Aeg1tL snahofllss-
t. Essaggpl TanoEs " J. Ja-3aa Eyerptt
% e stalk OimpiA. o p Bafke sity
II W Rusafn, OlyMpA " " BlAck victaria
Eea Ictsss. SnaAauaish Geo. Austoa. waZara
JoAa AcGlSE, SGsAosH.sAJ. ~ GgsS<., Poss.AzA
a y ssHssA alx
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wARNsHOLDT & SON. tailors moved
from as New York block to lW7 First ave-
nue..
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orr N.
and Oregon Sh0rt Line.

and Oregon Short Line.
LOWEST RATEs-sHoRrEsr ROUTE
Seattle to al points East and Southeast.
via Portland, Salt Lake city and Denver;
Pullman palace sleepers. upholstered
tourist sieepess and free reclining CHAIR
cars steam heat. Pfntsch light Fer tick.
cts 20 or from any point In tho United
states, CanadA or Europe. eau on or ao-
dress r. IL Ellis General Agent 6is First
avenue. seattle. w. II. Hurlbut. u r. 49,
Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

p1lTsGi herbs. 20 cure ths most ohsgs-
f&f~ disease. Ais ch9gsss ara w@Ey naA-
s4nzhs. mpd Wlfh&n ne re4ea ~ All.
The E4s0f hs tFeats srHe. Gail az tts
cfsace and read IRE sssru fsstfhroniAl.
All diseases - lila - N04a@E, eye.
saF. hose. thFs.t, lung. Nia@sy, zap
tsr@s cs-srrh an1 kDNt gnsn1yI4 Gssa4-
fleseiy cured ~ tbs q & eSes@f.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

Oa tha pftslaes eAcaAnse tesay tha bNttFr aAgke,
sas asm cge4zaaF, Hans 4Asgy, iSslsG
CAoasa~F 3fsa. taRtte.
Ssea8ys fresh. laso
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, April l6-Farmss are undoubiedl
all taking advantage Of the fine weather. and Their
Is very little wheat Offering Export value a
Walls WsliA is in tae neighborhood Of 5aa5io. ana
ssc is OBJ anable, Valley Is quiet at s3gsio; blue
stem. 56.aS7c.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

Whest-Erpcrt, No / club. sc; No / hluestsm
&c; milling. No / cinb. &c. tluesten, 54lc.
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J n Bri2srs ; f.
7 ktnx ArixCA
= F1a1nAiA Au@NA
: s. MAr~S. crEFse "a
90. % sgalEa CdFsie ga
J " rAlEasf Rrg4it2s,
" A Msrk3 Ras stsE
]. o ALs&AEAier. hSss .
r. 6Ayabsn VISA n
Nh Il v Psks Hazh'E
Ms II Agtesu R4srh 6
W > WllseG Ia a.
Ms " NAlssE K4cSz2A
N KEGS Etegttt
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49, ly ser a. NJ a.. sat.
s u Yea Na B ,stts. Xsss. essarasn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

y!
sincerely hope that herewith be
none @ oppose him He has
made an excellent official and
courtesy dictates that he should
have a denomination. The same
can be said Of Mr. Moriarty who,
to date. is the only Candidate
mentioned for treasurer. Since
Mr. Moriarty has had charge Of
the treasurer's Office a county
warrant has been as good as
cash. OF course the conditions
haze had a great deal to do with
his being able 70 pay out cash
but it must be acknowled that
behind the ability to pay there
was the disposition also. Mr..
Moriarty has made an effort to
pay out the money as fast as it
came in, something that no other
treasurer Of this county has done.
Mr. Byers has no opposition so
far for prosecuting attorney, The
record that he has made would
call for such a condition Of
affairs. In the strict discharge
OF his duty during the past two
years Mr.. Byers has offended
some people but a person who
looks into the matter carefully
will soon find that he offended
them because he did his duty and
did not shrink from it, He is
the best prosecuting attorney
Iron county has ever had. For
register but one name is men
toned to date, that Of Alexander
Rogers, the present deputy
register and man who has kept
the Office in the fine condition
that it has been in during the
past two years. There will no
doubt be more candidates ere
convention time arrives.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

FRANK d. MEAD IS, probably,
not 50 slippery politician as
some other men who arc not
averse to representing the Twelfth
Congressional District OF Michi-
gan, but he has every quality
that can commend him TO the
peninsula. As unassuming as he
is able and conscientious, he will
find favor with those who wish
to see the district represented by
one who is at the same time a
scholar and man of affairs.
One of the foremost Of the law
ycrs Of the peninsula, he has en-
gagged the affections OF a wide
acquaintance. who admire his
capacity for painstaking labor in
his profession and the scrupulous
integrity which is manifested in
all his transactions. AS to his
fitness for the office which his
seek for him, there is
need 10 say but little, it is
universally conceded wherever he
is known. He will take Dclta's
vote into the convention and
most probably that OF all this
part Of the peninsula. The
Delta believes that he will have
at least as great a strength,
when the district convcncs, as
any man that has yet been
named At any rate Delta corn-
~ will send a representation
that will do all for Mr.. Mead
that can be done in honor and
equity and he will accept no other
service Gladstone Delta.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

The above illustrates one Of the original
and interesting rs well as dra-
matte incidents in the
strong narrative Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
C. HowARp KELsEY Las talken

G. HOWARD KELSEY has taken
the management Of the Hough-
ton Daily Gazette, succeeding
Clay c. Cooper, who resigned
the position Mr. Kelsey has
had charge of tho Copper Coun-
try department Of the Marquette
Mining Journal for some time
past and has demonstrated his
ability as a newspaper man
above the average.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

SO FAR as the Iron Herald is
able to learn the chances of Cad
Smith for the congressional
nomination have materially inn
proved during the past few days.
If at any time during the current
year there was the slightest OPP
position to him in this county, il
has given way to the growing
conviction that he is entitled to
the nomination. Mr. Smith is
an able man, was a gallant
soldier throughout the war for
the Union and has always been a
consistent member Of the party
at whose hands he asks the favor
Of this nominations While he is
not wealthy, he is yet a man Of
tact who draws to his side the
respect and friendship OF those
who know him and is therefore
sure to WELD influence in behalf
Of his constituency. II is prob
able that Republicans Of this
county in position to aid him in
other counties Of the district,
should join in the effort. There
IS little use Of according candi-
date his own county unless it can
be made to appear that it is ac-
companied by the most hearty
endorsement and it should be
made 50 to appear Negaunce
Iron Herald
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

Hon. f d. MEAD, Of Escana-
ba, has decided to enter actively
into the race for the congression-
al nomination from this district
and is liable to surprise some Of
the people Of the district He IS
clean, capable fellow, and one
that the people Of the district
need not be ashamed OF should
they select him to represent
them.