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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-01

oELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The
:, anu Navy wound UP the season
"' exhibition of football this
=, ",on' The first half ended moth
"O'hlng. A tremendous crowd
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-01

More Earthquakes.
VALPARAISO, Dec. 1.-Earthquakes
have been felt but little damage is re-
corded.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
LAUNDRY 50: &C.: :: :: ::::::'.
-m Beth Saptpns se-
Gin fsiItamH@es Gifembabmtopn

bas sic beuti9en @tsinaGbabnauitdnoe
ser ySliegen0sn 8ldtter" beinabe mod
in Sen S9atten iteIt, beri9tet Der r0>
mii9s yStampa". 6ubr Oa frisOli9
uno eemd9ii9 elm Per5rnensue bon
Can Carlo in Ser Hi9tuns auf pa=
lermo. Nuf einmal iiebt elm am Sem
fer iibenoer pufaaier, tpie aus ei>
mem anOsren Wasen elm Mann niiber
gorb" ipringt uno i'm naben 8rahen
perI9tpinbet. Nun Ilarm lin sansen
3uee = 6as beiBt, Ser gntosdsr ser
&ataitropbe sDge ia germ Die Hotblelne,
tpenn IS nur cine iol9e sdbs, bafiir err
beben ale ReiIenoen elm 9eI9rei. Big
ser 2ofomptipfiibrsr es bort uno oen
3ug balten lGBt. @on ber srdbGi9fen
Mbnunsen = es fonnte fi9 bod nur
um einen Selbitmoro oosr Elm llnglid
banbeln = psrlahen ale 8eamten uno
8aFaeiere Sen 3ug, UNI Den 2ei9nam
6es Mermiten aufsuiu9en. Sa ieben
Tie cine ountle Mafe tauern, Die fi9
pffenbar gu erbebsn ftrebt - rGr
lebt! Gr lebt!!" tOnt es iubelno aus
aner Wuno. rlr0 er lebte Dirtlim. Ser
quite IailiuniI9e 8auersmanit, Ser aus
rein porii6ereebsnben. p6pfioloeif6en
@riinoen, Die teinen 4uff9ub oul0eten,
aug Dem 3uge eefprungen mar, in Der
@bii9t, Die Haosri9nede ndG6er uiez
ser einsubolen -.
Cine @emiitbli9feit, Die man ielbft
uuf ser eemiifhli6ften f9pd6iI9en
uito baberiI9en Sefunodrbabn pergeb'
Ii9 fudsn piirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Ste Sammarf.G expedition.

Nus Srangisboag fino Die erfter
Nahri6ten BON Der Sanmart-@ rpeot'
ton bier eingetroffen. BIS 6reoe'
rifsbabn, mo tpeeen Der neberloititus
6es Sdiffes aoble ~ausgeIooen per.
ben mubte, Berridte 8ino, Damn aber
bas prGhtielte, marine Wetter. YIN
goro berridt Die g~ebobenite Stim'
muna. Gen @nIab our eriten offi5iel-
len Seier gab Der @eburtstag oes
8otanifers 9~unoager, Der nit eirem
aus bier @Gnaen ~beitebenoen Einer
nit 8unih oes Mbenos uno nit Sana
a~efeiert tpurbe. Gieier fonnte ieoo6
niht Iange oaitern, ba bic @sfinto.
Sunoe fiber bieieh 70 un%gefpobnten
Mnblid etn fiir9terIi9es Webgebeul
onftimmten. 9ie Iufregung inter
linen ober piir6e nod GROCER, ols IN
Srangispaag 68 anoere esfimo-Su
Be an 8orb famen. @6t Sage batte
BORT Der aronl6noii6e &atehet gron.
Iuno bic Mnfunft bes S6iffes erma-.
tet, INN fi6 nit apei 2anbsleliten un6
ben Sunoen Der expedition an5u.
fhIieben. Br0nlunb batte NIT Dem
Seiben Siafrof, pie erinnerIid, STR.
illus. gridien auf ieiner @rOnlonos.
tour uno nod aopenbagea 5uriidbe'
gleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Sbortrtose 0o@f@nle.

Mm Wittwo9 um $50 ubr morgsns
tusrbsn f9 bic S&iler gum gintritt In
bic SbOrtribse 6o&i&uIs ME fol9t in
ben 3laHen. 3immern meloen
sS1tlsr tpel9e i'm lsbtsn Sum- tn
gngliIb l ni6t erebitirt trarer In 3tm.
nter &c.
e&tlsr lpel9e bonn 8. 8rab nit
gmpfsblung fur @rebit In gnslifb
eIntreten. meloen f& ME fOl9t:
Sisisnigen, beren @lternname NIT u
bis o inelufpe bssinnt, ueroen F9 In
3immer 60 meloen; oieienisen. beren
Nameil nit 3 Bis . ineluRpe anfan.
gen, mslben R9 In 3tmmsr SIS; oisisnt.
gen, bsreil gltsrnnamsn nit U bis 8
ineluRbe anfansen, meloen fi& In Gin.
naer 68.
S9hler, psl9e bon, 8. @rabe obns
g~mpfebluns FIR @reoit In @nsIiib
In bic 6odi&ule eintrsten molten.
mslbsn fi& tuie folst:
Steienigsn, beren 5amiliennamsn
NIT u Biz W ineluRus a~nfangsn In
3immsr 81, bisieniaen, beren Jami.
lisnnamsn nit q Biz 8 anfangsn in
3immer 38.
64iler, mel9e grsbit tn Der So&.
f&uls, gnglii& | baben unb benen eng
lilo II ausetbeilt wuroe, melosn fiG
tuis folst: Mit Gamiliennamsn, an.
tangent nit U bis D incl. In 3immsr
AZ; 5amiliennamen be9inneno NIT 6
biz 5 incl. in 3immsr AZ; nit ia.
miliennamen beginneno NIT & biz 8
incl. In 3immsr 48; bisisnissn, beren
6amtliennamsn nit 3 bts 3 incl. an,
fansen. In 3tmmer 49.
Sailer. uel9s gnglii& Ill 3u nsb.
men sebenten, meloen i9 uis foIst;
5amiliennamen. %be9inneno NIT u biz
g incl, tn 3immsr "a; Gamilisnna'
men. bs9innenb NIT 8 Biz & incl. In
3immer 33; 5amiliennamsn. Begin.
nsnb NIT 8 Biz q incl, In 3im,msr 81;
Gamiliennamen. beainnenb nit g Bic
3 incl, msloen R9 tn 3tmm,sr IS.
ehaler, wel9e gn9lii9 w su neb'
men phni&en, meloen H9 wis foIst;
Dieieni9en, bsrer Gamiliennamsn mi
u Bis 8 incl. anfansen, In Gimme,
Is; damiliennamen, besinnsno nit @
bis q incl, In 3immsr II; 6amili.n,
aamen. besinneno nit . biz 8 incl.
tn 3immsr 18.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Ginbre9er
@ieser BET Der &rbeit.

Gin freezer ginbru@ uuroe In Der
Waat bon Samfag auf 6onntag tn
benz Sauie bon Sobn y. DilfOn. 1903
Central ape.. bsriibt. Die Siebe of.
r,eten sin Torberfsnfer bes 6auies unb
aelanst.n 10 In bas Snnere besielben.
auf 9isbssiObleu bur4f0bsrten fe pas
aanss 6aus, pobsi eine gOloens n6r
nit f9perer goloener 2etts, elm paar
aoIoene Wani9sttsnfn6pfe. cine tuertb-
boae YorFsdnaosI, bret 9ai9snth9sr
unb $6.15 In barren @sloe In iare
SaI&sn iuanosrtsn. Gin f96ner S4irm
murbe ebenfans mitsenommen.
Der Worfaa tpurbs Der polisei nit.
setbeilt. uel&e eifris bsmtbt if, ben
S&lupfmintel Der @auner ausinois
30 MAIDEN.
Gin geraossu baarfrdubenbsr @au.
nsrfrsi@ tpuroe tn Der @obuung bon
georse 8. Maas. 1921 grOabmup,
aussefHbrt. 3usi aerle tamsn gsitern
su Der 8bir bon @sOrse 8. Waas uno
baten um stpas au sRsn. Ha4Ssm
ibnsn basisIbs gsrei8t mar, perfol9ten
fs !brsn Wss uno ~bsr3sbrtsn ote @b.
paaren nit Woblbsbagen. 0a& &c.
rauulsr 3sit lab man bic 8uri4sn
tpieoer In Der Ndbe bes 9aufes uni
3war an sinsm Jenfer, tuel4es he 81
6Hnsn perfu&ten. sic wuroen abe'
beriaet, bebor He ibr Werf bOlsnoet
battsn. Wabri4einli9 MOLTEN BIZ
2erle BITE frsunbli&e Bepirtbung mi,
einsm DiebftabI berseltsn. au9 nod
biefen iaubersn gsislsn miro bon be,
poli3ei geiu4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
UerF@ermms gegew Sants
Ytette.

3wsi Der ar6btsn @hrai3aftss@s'
isli@aften. bic ~5ioelitp Il @aiualtp
COMPANY" unb bic .Nmeriean gon'
bling COMPANY" In amerita, habsrl
einen neuen @sfaaftsstusis .inseri&tei;
bie @erF&srung bon gant'D spofiten
aeaen man@srlsi r1nfdGs" bes gant.
gsi6dfts. gintrlsi oh bic gant auf
ruatirliasm" Wese Sufammenbri3t,
cbsr bur9 bic s8etra9srsien bss prdR'
benton, bur& bic 5lu&t oes aaiHrers
II. Sal. m. - gessn cine ilsins prdmie
bssablt bic girsi8afts.9 eisai&aft Dem
ssi9dotetsn ginlsser ben bolsu getraa
isinss @utbubsus In Der gant unb triti
bamit In feline Rsate unb anIprti&s
ssssuiber Der f9uIonsrii3en 8ant Elm.
Gin rsdt aarattsrifass, EDIT ameri'
taniIdss untsrnsbmsn. Gin Seitsnr
HID 3u ben 8srf&erunas 9eieli&af.
ten sssen Siebs uno ginbrs9sr. Tur
banbelt f9's i'm oorlisesnbsn Gd0e um
Disbe bon innsr unb um vNus'
BREEDER"
9ieie abfolute, INNER aufs Neu'
AZ Sage trstenbe bsrbre&erii4e un3u'
Idneli9teit Der faatIi9en 2ontrOl. ge'
bbroen trdst bic 6aupti9ulo an Der
f9 srf9rsdsnb bermsbrenbsn 5dler
bon 8ant.n nteri9leifen isoer art; uni
aa9 an benz tpa9isnbsn nnbebager
GROCER fpareuoer uno gsI4dftstreibeE'
Der arsifs, an i9rsm feisenosn NiB'
trauer be3ti9lid Der 6i9erbeit i6rel
ginla9en.
Wtt Der 6i9erbsit unierer @elo'
inffituts wirb ss ni9t better tuerosn
Biz nit ben pfi&tbersehensn uno be
trtigerii9sn Bsamten bsrislbsn aud
bersn 6slfsrs6elfer, bic faatlidst
Bantinipsftorsn, auf cine Rsibe boz
Subrsn in bte seffreifte Sade ssftsd
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Gin NetnS ses Sreibunees.

Mm SeIegrapbenamt 6es gabnbn's
in @enlta eritien oieier Gage elm gut
ae~fIeioeter Mann nit biitinguirtem
mnb beideioenem @uftreten. @r ber'
lanqte Elm 0epel6enformular mo
iiberaob Dem 9eamten alsbalo oos
foIgelbe Selegramm our geforoe'
r,rna: SIN g.. so. ben &onig @6ioro
bon @nalanb. Senben sic iogleid]
2OO, 1000 Monn @eritarfung on ieine
aal. Sobeit 9attenberg, @enra, Sta
lien, ba5u 60 9riegsihiffe mno bier
Miaionen 8funo, Die i'd bel Der
v8anca b'SStalia" in 8enua bebeber
tperbe. Oi. S~ooestraie fir ieben, Der
elm Sinbernib in Sen @eg legt. Sd
bite Inn ifnene @ntport, ba i6 mid
nod beltte Seiner Waieitat oei1
4onig 8iftor emanuel in &om bor'
ftenen rflub. @c5eidnet: 9. &gl.
Sobeit Ser Sersog bon gattenberg."
Ser Monn prrbe begreifli6erlpeils
ins S~rreubaus gcbradt. Or bebaup.
tete, Dor orei Sabren fpegen elf;es
SuaenoItreids 6en Sitel zines Ser.
Sogs BON gattenberg berloren 5a ba.
ben, bob er i'm ieood ourd 8ermitt'
lung Der europdiiden Souperdnc mie'
Der erbalten babe. @r lei Staliener
ieiner lleber5eugung nab, obgleid IN
Yoris geboren, itnb err babe Die Mb'
Ii6t NIT GneIanbs Silfe einen &riea
gegen SeTterreid 81 fiibren, I'M
Orient uno Erielt fir Stalien suriid'
Suerobern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Der 3ug In bic Sidbie tuerbe aufb6ren.
@is bas bur&aufi6rsn lei, bsrrdtb iins
6srr Din ni4i; ansin bic Sa8e tpirb
R& nit Der 3sit i9on islbf reauIiren.
6srr Din Fsbt gu f&rar3 tn Der bon
Tim anssi9nittsnsn 5rase. anosrs
probleme psrben Der Ration frtber
mebr RopF,srbrs&sn MAIDEN. als biz
usbsrp6ltsrungs'5ra
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
6apettebtIIe. alba gaQabar

GapettebiIIe. alba Callahan
eri9ob bier ieinsn Wa9bar unb Wie.
tber Sobn @alters. Callahan tpurbe
na& Der BEDFORD Sail gebra9t. @al.
laban ia Elm 6sfannter 2sbrer I'm Sn-
bian Greet $ownIbip, 81 Sabre alt,
bat Grau uno 3uei 0inbsr.
S&on felt ..3uei Wo9en bsfanb 3tpi.
f&en beiben Wdnnerr1 Elm 3mif, be,
oaraus ~enttano, bob @auabau ben
@alters In 0erba4t bate, 3aun.
pfdbIe 3ertleinert unb als 8rennmate.
rial beruenoet 3u baben. @alters bin.
terldbt 6rau unb 2 Qinber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Snr& WaRenuerbaftunset iu@t
Der @sar ben 5reibeitsseif tn @ublano
3u srfidsn. @srgsbli&es 8smabsn!
Die SntsleftuelIsn baben bic ruffi9en
arbsiter unb Yausrn 10 er3oas1, bab
bieielben f& benz So&e oes @3aren uno
istnsr @rOBfarfsn Qlique niemals
mieoer gan; unterwsrfen tuerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
.a6nia BON Sslanba riennt

.Q6nia BON Sslanb" rtennt fd
au9 nod Der Q6nig bon Ddnsmart,
Der auBeroem nod bte 8ttel v26nis Der
Wenben unb Gotben 6erao9 bon
S9leswi9' 6olRein Stormar. Ditb.
mars&en, 9auenburg unb OIbenburs"
fibrt. Die isldnbii&e BsbblterunQ
berIanse bteien Sttel, heiBt ss, ba ibr
taItes Reid fonR bnr& Wi&ts rsprd.
ientirt tptrb. Das neue 86nigtbum,
mel9ss bon sinem bdnii9en WiniRer,
nit benz Wobnfbe In &aptiapii, Der
0auptfaot ISLANDS, re9iert tutrb,
if hbrigeus bas sinaist In europa,
bas fetne Solbatsa bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Gaf foIioes Silber bat man in BET
WipiiFng.ao tn @anaba gsfunoer.
uno oiefer 5uno if elmer Der rei4fsn
felt bislsn Satren. I'm benz punfte.
no mon bic aoer entoedte, mar He IL
3oa brett unb mad so SUB berbteiterts
He H4 aqmdbli& auf ftnf CUB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Ser 2eim, pber Der Bacillus oes
Rhsumattsmus io0 bon sinem Neu
Drrier profsKor sntbedt porben ietn.
2sioer iagt Der gslebrte 6err ni&f, In
rpel9sr Sorte Dein ober Bier Ct ben.
ielbsn gefunbs1 bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Yin STEELE bes BET Der Grbbebens

Tin STEELE bes bet Der Grbbebens
Ratafropbe 3erfi6rten $urnbeims tn
Sar 6raneiscc TT bereiis Elm lsues
einseuei6t. Die ieue 8urnbale ii
auf einem 3beile bss 8runoftids bss
turnuersins erbaut wOroen. usl&ss
Bet benz grobeben 3erf6rt murbe. Die
nsus furnbaae 1T isbr 3medmdBis Elm.
aeri&tet unb III bon 6ol3 erbaut. Sbrs
N~uBenpdnbe Hnb NIT feuerR9ersr
Weable&bertlsioung unb bte Snnen.
wdnoe NIT slatter 6OI3oertleioung Der.
fsben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Der nnrpradJapnue $d1rrtr-
perCnhn.

,@ebf Du fdon. Warie4en9"-
sd mub mad 9auie. @enn msin
Mann fommt. mill er au ellen haben."
$50, bas 1T audi 10 elmer; fpenn Der
mthf isoen Sag efen unh trinten fann,
Damn 1T Tim gar ni&t tpobl."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

= Grau 2eab 3aufman, srft tir,.
lid berbetratbet, fiel In einen 1ruunen
i'm Qeler ibrer Wobnune tn glpsbura.
3D.. urb ertrant. Sbr @atte fanb bic
2ei4e ettpas fpdter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

NiIbelm @nih fast: Scr Slider
unb Der 6aferi9 betra&;en unb fri.
rem fd"; 10 Fsbt 60 3pii@en &sbelen
unb Resisrunss.8 ruppen auf @uou
au1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Beurre SnrpCd1nft.

2ebemaun n: .Sie wollen min
aIio auf mein @eidt ni4ts msbr bor'
aen2"-@ eIbperIeiber: ~ytein,
bOditens auf oas Sbrer 8rant.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

@ottIieb rb t,
wOie semitbli@e gde",
g6e NobIe un6 Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

perer Dtde 0rppIeH Der NH91I duT DIE
Stirn, unb er benabm it9 70 rerp0s,
baB nunmebr pirflther @erba9t i'm
Ssraen bes 3olbeamten rese purbe
unb er bic Defining Der gebdlter
anbefabl. 4nftatt Der ertparteten
2umpen unb Robhaare fanb man
folaenbe Oinse Dor: 1876 pfnnb tpols
lener, banbgetpebter fprifher Spiben,
80 pfunbRobpole unb ttnen orientas
Iiftjen Seppid. Der arme Mbiet muir
be r,egen periu9ten S9muggels per>
baftet, ipdter aber segen $1,000 8iirss
f6aft, tpel6e Elm 2dnbsrtann bes
@~rr.ftanten fir ibn ftente. ert.ahsn,
Oie So6en irurben conftscirt unb
auf 6ffentli9er Muttipn losgeit 1las
aer. Oerielbe George Sbapnp. BET
bic 8iirgfdaft seftellt bat. erftanb fis
aurn preife bon $1,000, tpGbrenb ber
6o6eesriffene @dGbunssfpertb Der
8unbesbeamten inclufibe 3pagebiibs
rem $1276 betrus. Da Mbiet obens
brein ber19punben, unb fomit BIZ
giirg!6aft In 90be bon $1,000 Der.
fallen 1T, toften GERM S6aonp BIT
Mrtitel $4,000. Dk 3pntnfpettoren
serbrefen fi9 persebIid ben Ropf
tparum @baonp f4 tn biefe GROCER
Mnsgaben, bic benz Wertb Der Ga
den sdn5Ii4 unan&mehen f4einea
| geftiir3t bat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
New York Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 1900 barrels: exports, 1000;
sales 2400 packages. Market steady to
firm. but dull. Winter patents, $4,000
4.30; winter straights, S3.90@4 10; win
ter extras. S2.90@340; winter low
grades, S2.S0@6.35,
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; ex-
ports, 63, 900 bushels. sales $50. 900 BUSH
els. Spot firm No. red. $3.50 eleva-
tor; No. red. $3.50 f. o. b. anoat No.
/ Northern Duluth, $3.50 +, o. b, anoat,
No. l Northern Manitoba, 15o (. o. b..
anoat. There was a firm undertonc To
wheat all the forenoon and 1fc TO Sc
advance on prospects for bullish stalls
tics on Monday. and rains In harvest
Ing districts and covering, The close
was 1zc to sc net higher. Closing:
July, 90Ac. September, S9&c; Decem-
ber 9OSc,
Hides-Steady. Galveston. 20 to 25
pounds. 20c; California, 81 TO 20 pounds.
21c; Texas dry, "a to 30 pounds, 19c.
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, S58
SSc,
Hops-Qulet. Pacific coast, 1905, 1o@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
New York Stock Letters.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers ana
brokers, 6 West Second South street.
received the following stock market
letters from their New York corre-
spondents. over their private wires.
yesterday afternoon.
Logan & Bryan say: There was con-
siderable liquidation and short selling
in the stock market today, forcing de-
clines in nearly all of the active issues.
Although the bank statement was re-
pardcd as favorable, its effect was ap-
parently discounted ms 1t was generally
thought that tho liquidation of the last
few days would cause q large reduc-
ton in loans The money situation Is
likely to prove n disturbing factor in
the near future, and the fact that there
is very little demand for good invest
ment bonds would seem to Indicate
that the public Is investing their funds
In different channels
Dick Bros. say, THE market turned
weak again today and with special
pressure upon Amalgamated and Read
Ing there was general selling which
depressed all stocks. The administra-
tion's move against the Standard OIL
company was a factor, although 1t did
not seem to be regarded as alarming.
Tho bank statement proved rather "a
yorable showing n decrease In loans
and an increase In surplus. The SELL
ing OF both Amalgamated and Brook
lyn looked like liquidation. Reading
was also heavily sold. but seemed TO
he well taken below 131. Declines or
n point or more were the rule among
the active stocks. The market closed
weak at about the lowest prices. with
Amalgamated down points TO par"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
HEAVY RAINS RAISE
PRICES OF WHEAT
BuIIish Feeling in Market Is Also
Strengthened by English
Reports.

CHICAGO. June 23,-Wet weather
played an important part In the mar
ket today. Heavy rains wero reported
throughout Kansas. Nebraska and
Iowa, where harvesting is In prog
ress and also in the Northwest. where
clear weather is needed for the crop.
The bullish feeling was strengthened
by the statement of an English stalls
ticlan that the worlds weekly ship
ment for last week and the amount
of breadstuffs on ocean passage Will
show a considerable decrease, From
the opening shorts and commission
houses were fair buyers, but oHer-
Ings were light. The decline In the
prices of corn and oats acted as a
drag on the market and prevented IL
from becoming very strong,
The close was steady. September
opened Il &C to 3s q u c higher at
S4@S4hc. sold between S3 s ~ "a u
and closed n C higher at S4 4@Si1 &c.
The rains had an opposite erect on
the corn market from that on wheat
Sentiment In corn was bearish all day
Tho market closed weak at the low
est, September 9sc lower at 61 rs @
51hc.
The oats market was weak in SYM
pothy with corn. september cloSeu
rs lower at 35 &c,
Provisions were quiet and steady
There was some buying Of lard by
small packers. which was evidently
intended TO cover short sales made
earlicr IN the week. At the close Sep
tember pork was off u C at s16.52 n
Lard was UP 215c. Ribs were un-
changed at S9,O7 ",
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Financial Rcyleyy.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Thc Finan-
cier this week says
The official statement OF the New
York associated banks last week was
much moro satisfactory than havo been
some OF the recent exhibitions In that II
seemed more fully to reflect the move
ments of money as traced through the
reports from banks and the treasury.
The loans recorded contraction.
though moderate, us the result of the
liquidation in stocks. and the compare
lively small gain in deposits and in re-
servo requirements enabled the sur
plus to be increased by satisfactory
amount. The cash gain as reported by
tho statement was 81, l62, 100 This was
largely due to the excess of receipts
over shipments from to the interior and
also to the payments by the sub-treas-
ury OF assay office checks representing
gold bullion deposited at Pacific coast
points. The offsetting absorptlons OF
cash by the treasury from the banks,
IN account of customs collections and
transfers OF excess internal revenue
receipts, though large. were not suffi
cient materially to reduce the gain
from the above noted and other sources,
The general deposits were augmented
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A FULL AND PLAIN EXPLANATION OF WHAT DRS. SHORES
NEW TREATMENT IS AND HOW IT CURES CA
TARRH AND CATARRHAL DISEASES.
HOW 1T is ADMINISTERED:

Drs. Shores personally administer
this treatment at their Office, and
the charge for each thorough treat
ment is Sl-or the patient may b9
entirely cured for SIS. II they pre-
fer definite price for cure. That
Is optional with the patient-$1 per
treatment or SIS for a cure.
HOME TREATMENT:
To properly administer this treat
ment at home. Drs. Shores have Sc
cured two kinds OF instruments for
use OF their patients who cannot
call at the office. One for cleansing
and rendering the membrane anti
septic. and one for administering
the curative oils direct to tho dis
cased membranes. These two in
struments are given FREE with
each full course OF treatment, and
tho entire course, including instru-
ments and medicines to complete a
cure is SIS only, Remember this
does not mean "s15 a month";" but
$15 for q cure. There Is no more
treating by the month" for Ca
tarrh. since this new discovery cures
quickly and surely.
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How to Break Up n Cold.

II may be q surprise to many to learn
that a severe cold can be completely
broken up in one or two days time,
To do this. however. prompt nction is
necessary. The first symptoms of a
cold are q dry. loud cough, a profuee
watery discharge from the nose. and
thin. white coating on the tongue.
When Chamberlain's cough remedy is
taken every hour on the first appear
ence OF these symptoms. 1t counteracts
the effect Of the cold and restores the
system to a healthy condition within
a. day or two. For sale by all leading
druggists.
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HOW DOCTORS HAVE FOR
MERLY TREATED IT.:

For many years the medical pro-
fession has laborcd with but little
success trying to cure catarrh. Such
drugs as Menthol. Eucalyptol,
Thymol, Carbolic Acid, Vaseline.
and others-alone and in combina-
tion-have been tried with but little
success. Unscrupulous and ignorant
people have resorted to the use OF
Cocaine to give temporary relief
many so-called "catarrh cures"
contain this deadly drug-but this
Is positively dangerous as well as
utterly useless in the long run, and
no reputable physician now resorts
to It.
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h BUSINESS
|I WALL STREET
4, strength on Friday Was
|soS temporary in Its
Effect.
Erl 0sES WITH
EcLosEs WITH ,o--o,,
. nutIook Is Such as to
'sount for the Selling
4 Pressure.

4 YORK, June 2s,-Nothins was
: NJ the show OF strength In
.. stock market, and prices
.kly to the closing. which
!. nwest of the day, with the
Tendency in full force and at
-,pJng from 1 to more than 8
= tadlng speculative favor
was a momcntary disposi-
sav stocks for the purpose OF
ss,rts about the time OF the
~ Of the favorable bank
!, INT selling orders came int"
=, with Increased volume In
an 10 realize on the bank
and prices were carried
'Mvnward throughout the list.
mneement Of the programme
s,mInIstration at Washington
.nsscution OF the Standard OH
pas advanced as the motive
nElng.
.,sIy responsible for yester-
y ssemed to be mostly salts
M snd the efforts to get out
= we're renewed. Baltimore &
I, ,he sole example OF anything
|,roh In the market. The bank
n s,scIosed much more than
E,rtsd gain IN the cash. and the
4 vas helped also by the reduc-
4 n the loan item. These in
4 resources will be required, II
,,d 10 meet demands next week
-untIon for July settlements. An
e the London discount rate
,ssyehension Of Withdrawals or
"a that market for Paris ao-
d ,he only notable incident In
"a and exchange situation.
plss OF bonds. par value, $780,
.,,ssy outlook Is believed, there
iocount for the pressure OF
LIE, which appears In the stock
ssen favorable developments
uy demand. The market for
as been sluggish and unsatis-
% dealers, United States 3s
Y while the new 4s. regis
x,Hed y per cent on call on
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New York Money,

NEW YORK. June 23,-Money on
call nominal. no loans; time loans
strong, sixty days and ninety days, IA
per cent, six months, per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 595h per
cent.
Sterling exchange easy at s4.8b.063
4S5.10 for demand and at s4.S2.2o9
4S2 35 for Aixty-day bills.
Posted rates, s4.S3 and s4.S6.
Commercial bills, AS2@482A.
Mexican dollars. 60Sc,
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.