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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
PORTLAND MARkEr RcFORT.

WHEAT Per ell, valley, S1.i7i@ 20.
Wal!a Wala. 81 l0all23.
FIOl X Per hbl, standard brands.
Si.2a; supcriine, 500: country brands,
.3.,a.
BEANS Per ell, small whites, SIS:
bayn-, -; pink>. - 30: butter, $50.
BUTTER Per H., chnicc dairy, :. aa ~ Ic:
country store. l!tto lie: Eastern, 22lGa 2.m.
CiiEE~E Fer il, choice local. l:I'; nm
ported. ~ lie.
DRIED FRUITS Per H. apples, 5na Sc:
pums 6c 81: prune>, So Sic; peaches. lac
rai-ins. $2.335 i bx
EGGS Per tloz, 20r.
LARD Per II, pals. l2c; tins, Eastern.
Re; tins, Oregon. He.
OAT MEAL. Common, $3.50 + eth
CORN MEAL. Per ell, 81.
lIOMINY Per eli. 81 ~.
CRACKED WHEAT Per ell, So
BtCkWlEtT FLOUR Per ell, S27-a
RYE Fi.OtR Per ell. 81.
RICE Per II, China No. |, SIC; mixed,
BE; Hawaiian islands 5ic.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, he: onions.
tic u It,: carrots. Sli0 ~ u sack: turnips.
Sl'a | 30: bccts, 81 Ia 20.
CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, u H. cans
b doz. SllO. gallons. $50: pie fruits, as
| sorted, Sl.5o. gallons, 81; green corn, 81 -
"a Leo: oysters, Sl.21 2.25: Holsters, 81. -
10; jams and jeliics, $50.
COFFEE u IL, Guatemala. green, i4a
l2lc; Costa Rica, l2Ac; old Government
Java. 2uc.
POTATOES Irish, u bu, Pa Soc; sweets
T. H., Fac.
POULTRY Chickens, u doz, 81 i.51;
ducks. SIdS; geese. SO 10; turkeys, b IL,
100 lie.
PROVISIONS Hams, b III, IL a lie; la.
con, llU l2c.
GROCERIES Pickles, y keg, Sl.lO9
| -; starch. = II. 7'c Ole: Goldfish. &c: mae
keael. No. |, kit, s., No. :, $L15: herring,
dried, Il 10 IL hx, 7jc.
SUGARS Quote bbls: CA patent cube:
SIC: ca crushed, Sic: dry granu!ated, 1Sc:
golden c. 6tc: extra powdered. SIC.
SEEDS Wholesale To farmers b. ctl red
clover, Sl5 alfalfa, $40; white clover SO;
alsike, 81; timothy, prime. $50; Ken.
tncky blue grass. extra clean, 81; peren-
nelal1 Eye grass, SD; red top, 81; orchard
grass. SIS; rye black, 81: bone meal, =
ton. SIS: bone phosphates. Sl5.
SPICES T. IL, pepper, lisa &c; mustard
lSc; ginger, lSc; cinnamon, 27Jc; nutmeg
sec: sage. 30c.
TROPICAL FRUIT Lemons, ST SODA I
u case; bananas, $50; cocoanuts, Sc; or
anges, 81 50G3 " leo.
BRAN-Per ton, Sl3(d Is.
MIDDLlNGS Per ton, S2o@25.
GROUND BARLEY ton S222,G -
OATS Choice milling, Bic; choice feed
30 = ;i}c
HAY-Per ton, timothy, baled, $ll:
loose, 81.
HOPS Per Ii. l0G l2c.
WOOL-Nalley, l3(a l5c; eastern Ore
gon, pa l5c.
GRAIN BAGS Per Ii. Calcutta, 22a
36c. 7f@7Ic.
IIIDES-Per III. green, 5lG6; dry. l5lG
Ice; onethird off for culls: deer. Sl250
25c; bear. black, 81 a5'n ); buckstin, In
dian. dresser, 50odc; elk, To-.
BROOMS-P doZ s. 2JGti50
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
Commercial.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REPORT.


BAtS Calcutta wheat bag. > g.
fi.'' Il lest city cNtra, > ~" I.~':
Inrltluhl. -. AN |. y: shipping supcriiile
=. 30.
" HAT NJ. cradles. 81 81: choice
mining parcels, SID l. ell.
BARl.ll No. quality, - "a "34c:
hrcwing. : o. Ito.
OATS Surprise an! milling. Sl."3"
]. -: No. |. 81 .u" 10: No. :, 81" IL: OIL
grades: 1:'r. 81: black, Sl'd IL t. ell.
CORN Large yellow, -. loo -: small
yellow. 2i.i'a ~ white, Sl.lu~ 20 tctl
tIAS NED CORN FER ton. S'.'"ta =.
conn Vi .Al- Feed. 500 IS l. ton:
tinG kinda Tor table, m'c H..
seeds Mustard. S2.21a3 for brown,
and 50 = - for yellow: canary, 10 5c;
hemp: ;5#H r: rape, -" &c: timothy, 3lc'
90; aiialit Toe + ID: iIaX, %" 30 y ctl.
Hll'lli.lNt'S Fer ton. Sltt" IL.
HAl --hiala, SN.h to l-.."; wheat. 81
! a. II; oct, S9d ID; barley, Sta l.; mixed,
-" - go
STRAW Per bale. G0" 20.
IlOl'S FER H., iWt re.
HRAN Fer ton, SEQ II.
~ + Per- 81. i0a ID.
Bt CAV HEAT Per ell. Si.'~ 50
GHOt Nd BARLEY Per ton. StI.JGM
23l0.
POTATOES Early rose. 70G 7jc: river
reds. tar1 zoe: PetaI,lmas. 9ncGi s; garnet
chile, : ia zoe; peerless, 81 l5ta -: Hum
brldt kidney, ST. =; do red, SloJd LILO T.
ell; new, "a PC t H..
oNiONS Fer cil, Sl.Da l.S't.
DitlED I'ENH tirce!i, $50; niles, 3;
blackcNe. -. % l. Ell.
hHANN i'ayoS. - rla3; butter, > :l''
Ml.lo; pink. al.6o" l.6I: red, S2.23 81 ;
lima, Si.i.Iid ;; sma white, Sl.3IG 10.
pea, Si;5Ma ~ : Ell;
Z l. \ u. II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Walking down broadway is very pleas
ant when you feel we'll, and X
never felt better than When his friend
asked him how Lee cot over that severe
cough of his so speedily. "Ah, my boy"
sad 7 C. VI. II. did it," And his
friend wondered what q. VI. ID. meant
He knew il did not mean IA Good Many
Doctors, for + X had tried dozen
in vain. II have it," said he, just hitting
the nail nn the head, You mean Dr.
PiercrS Golden Medical Discovery. or
Gold Medal Deserved. as my friend J
) always dubs it. Sold 10y drug gisis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
CATHOLIC COLLEGE.

c mr.. ); ID. Kingsley, Secretary Holy
NSiLoss college Gymnasium, Worcester.
Mass. writes: Every member of our club,
frankly admits that st. Jacobs Oil, the
eeonqueror of pain, is the best cure they
nave ever used, and all speak of it in terms
1 pd .he highest appreciation. Fifty cents a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Coughs. ''BroUH'~ B,'0nchim YrOchcS"
are not new and untricd. but. having been
tested by constant use for an entire gen
Grafton, they have attained wcll-mcritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of
the age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
TO NEWSPAPER MIN

Palmer < kry, Type Founders aud rr,',,
Dealers, mule specidi quotations 90 T,is
and Printing Material Ia rur, ha-rr- ~
the Northwest. Nos. IL aud ~ Front
street, Portland. Oregon
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Those who desire the strongest and abso
lutely the best should buy the GIANT BAE
ING POWDER. There is no mistake about II .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
kit-i.G 5HaRPS.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

" he water in your Washing is hard or
alkali, use the Standard Soap Co.'S Petro-
leum bleaching Soap. Its effect will
surprise you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Some rise before the lark. other fall af
ter the lark.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

II" past season on the Erie Camel
has been N" inllcSt for twenty years.
BnhIi0 FfprcSS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
Thy GERNEN for breakfast.

\ father who has put his bny into u Law
office, speaks 81 him N his son ~ law
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

CATARl;Il 4 New Treatment Whereof,
permanent cure IL effected On from one ~
three AFFILIATIONS Particulars aud irra
;Ise free on 'ceipt ~ stamp. \. u. iiSos
Il Son, a5 X inv street ves' Tornrio Gan.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
G.. M. D.

Youth discounts the future. Lut age Of
fcr> premium for the past,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

rheumatic tuJcS, thIo Igh winch
are tran>m'ttc letters. papers and tclc-
grams, have been introduced between
all the sub-postoliccs and the main Office
in Paris
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
oh! CAST THAT SHADOW FROM THY
nR0W

You cant do II II you have liver cu,u.
plant or dyspepsia. The dafkrnei c"uu
tcnanCc tells the STORY IT inward tnUnntu
ton and WOE. Clear YOUR siuua' %.
strengthen Your dig,-iinn. regulate Nuut
INrr tone Your nerves, and then RwR ~
goes the shadow from Your brow, sud sou
are happy l"Cnu~" Nnu arr well. Mrs, VI
j. Aston, 81 littirtun. y 4 save. y
recommend Browns Iron lhticr- tu th'
nervous aud drhilitHtrd. II greatly lsu
Gifted me.
Old MADEIRA - the I,upu ~ wine ~
Wa~hiutun tables.
We accidentally uVrrhcutdthr follow ing
dialogue un the street YESTERDAY
Jones Smith, why don't YOU stop that
disgusting haN Ming and suttiuuf
>m,H How eau l. You know ! am u
martyr To- catRrth.
j. Do ~ I did. | had The disrh.,. ~ ~
worst form but am wcilno
=. What did You do for ~
J. used Dr. Sage Cttnrrh Ii,mcdi
II cured ne aud II viii cure YOU.
=. I've heard ~ ~, aud lN l"Nc | rs &c.
j. DO 50. Nuu.ll mud It ~ an ~" drra
stores IN town.
Only one IN twenty nine ~ the people ol
Italy subscribe for n new ~I,aucr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Electric lightning trains are proposed In
England.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Colds, fcvcT~ and iNhamntioa~ broken
up 10y DR.. pi"rccz Extract of STUART Weed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

n CARD. IoHll whnat" suffering ~ ~ ~
rOrs aud indi.Crvtiun- ~ yuuth nrfs tiis seal
ness early de, aN. loss nf manhood. etc I sil
send recipe that VIII curv Juu. tittk 80
CHARGE. THIS great r"'nrdi eas di-s 90 sftd
10y missionary in south Auttttoa = nd o. u
addrt A-,d tnNcloIa" Ia ttkN. Justfl q iSaAs
Station D. New York
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

-lH, n,rman. have thirteen whole
fui dats U,rN wear
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Only one IN twenty nine ~ The people Of
Italy subscribe for a new ~phpcr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Old MADEIRA - the rupu'ar Wiz" ~
Wa~hiHtun tables
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

10 be acafly heart brOton, bat ilic
priests h1e with Der and ihr oihrr relatives und
every thesx thai can be done % comic THIN
Wiz Re ,s1he liisis family Save iteni ibc afst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

-,rn IvnAl lsvt4 tt,---tsf'f - sss.sssss
bonds duh and steady.
notwithstanding The great activity IN
the shsre market q large business Mas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

dressoa her twn ehilll
bent, two-and.a.bali ypafs ga, Y
SIX months old aud gssc mem !, 7
cyanide Of potassium, y s,s y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

the hotel siany generous pTnHrc giftn
are reported from wealthy gentlemen
who have themselves sustained loss Of
l.-a.rllf-.i h,..t,e. ,..li1, ,.lliih lnnuirll u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

and therefore adopt the poiicy OF open
hostility, which has been forced upon me
by Bulgaria. seryia's just cause no"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
Not Replowed.

Where the land is plowed in autumn,
or quite time betore seeding, 1t should
not. as rule, be repIow we'd. That poi
ton which has lain exposed 10 the action
Of the elements is best adapted to the
wants OF plant life, as 1t /, more thor
oughly disintegrated, and the, efore hold
ing its fertility in an Immediately avsil-
able form. To turn this surface soil
under would be to lose all that has been
gained bv the action OF the frost, or bv
other means. A thorough stirring and
mixing il what it wants. Cullivators
with deep, sharD teeth should Grst he
used, running them both ways across the
field. After thus loosering up and stir.
ring the whole depth of the soil, let the
sun and nir have a chance at it for a few
hours at least before putting on the har-
rows Ohio Farmer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
BUCHANAN's LOVE.
A Rich Old Lady Who Might Have
Been HIS Wife.

"Reminiscences OF adnfnistraiions OF
years gone by, saws Washington letter,
are constantly coming to light. Right
over there" said an old society beau re-
Gently, pointing to brown stone front
near the Executive Mansion, elves q
woman who might have been mistress OF
the White House under Democratic rule
II she bad seen Ct to accept the hand OF
James Buohanan. She comes from
very wealthy Pennsylvania family, and
was courted by Mr.. Buchanan. Her
people wanted her to marry him, but
she didn't want to. She loved q poor
clergyman, rector OF church in her
town, bat the family didn't wan, her to
marry him, and SO they arranged that he
should be quietly transferred to another
post, some hundreds or shondSnds OF
miles away. This broke no the match
and the maiden, too, for she went into
retirement at once and has married no.
body. Neither the banisbment OF her
clergyman nor the elevation OF Mr..
Buchanan to the Presidency could make
her change her mind. and che remained
and remains single. She is an old, with
cred and sad woman, living there alone
with her widowed sister in that great
mansion, with actually more money than
they know how to uee. They are the
richest people in Washington, possibly
excepting Mr. Corcorsn, and they do
nothing with the wealth except to keep
up their magnificent establishment and
pet lot Of cats and dogs." The lady
referred to is the one OF whom the story
is told that Mr.. Corcoran one day sent
her polite note somewhat as follows: |:
MY Dear Madam: have been for
some time thinking OF enlargiug the
Arlington Hotel. II you will state the
value OF your brown-stone mansion ad-
joining, l will send you my check for
the amount" To which she replied:
|"Ay Dear Mr.. Csrcoran: I have for
some time been thinking OF enlsrging
my flower garden. II you will state the
value OF the Arlington Hotel adjoioing,
will send you my check for the
amount"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
All the Same.

A well.known railroad lawyer, while
accompanying several ladies 90 tour
Of inspection through the Penitentlary
the other day, stopped in front OF cell
where q grim looking fellow sat. and
said: "Ladies. here is an excellent spec-
linen. How are you'll Y" addressing the
convict "Sorter slow at present.
"You don't end life in here very enjov-
able, presume 2" "Wall, It amt AZ full
o fun as ii might be-" "What we're you
put iu fors' avail, poduer, you an
me was 10 about the sans business. I
know you" TN the same business p
What do you mean2' "Same business,
that's what mean. You are railroad
lawyer, amt vour" "yes." "wall,
rm train robber.n Ark ,nsaso Trosel.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17

"For economy and comfort, every
spring, we use Hoods Sarsanarills."
writes an intelligent Buffalo, N. Y lady.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Only 4 ont Of the 4s States and Ter.
ritories are now trying,,o prohibit the
sale OF strong drink Five Others have
made the effort and abandoned It. Eleven
have stringent license law, and Ia have
never legislated on the subject.
The SECRET ART on BEAUTY lies not in
cosmetics, hnt is only 10 pure blood and
healthy performance OF the vital func-
tions, to be obtained by using Burdock
Blood Bitters.
There are 30, 900 widows In India from
to years Of age, who will never again
be married. In that country a. soon a.
child is born q match is made by the
parents. II the boy dies the girl beco ues
widow, and must wear mourning FOR
her intended "a long as she lives.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
THE LATEST FOLLY.
Bleeding to Secure a ColorIess Com.
plexlOn.

bleeding to Secure COl0rless Com.
plexlOn.
"Bleediag is becoming fashionable
among young society swells of both
sexes, but it is mostly prac,iced by young
men," said society physician yester-
day.
"By bleeding persons naturally be-
come little pale. and this gives them 9
kind OF aristocratic appearance. For
instance, IL young man has been re-
jected by the young lady Who has upset
bis reason he can play upon her svm-
pathies by having himself bled. The
loss Of blood would make him pale and
interesting. and be could lounge around
home for few days and send out re-
port that he was dying Of q broken heart.
His paleness would show that something
vas the matter with him, and 1t might
excite the lad,'s sympsthy, il she had
that element in her fashionable compo-
sition. Toe face could not be powdered
or painted so as to represent illness The
ladies understand this srtiiice too well,
sud great many are adopting the bleed.
ing process. It is not that they wish to
convey the impression they are dying by
inches from grief. They don't do that
now, hut ocea sional bleeding makes them
naturally pale, and their pretty faces are
more easily colored 10 consequences.
With a white background, or rather face.
the face is colored without the prelimi
nary trouble of washing It with q white
compound before coloring is put on.
The colors stick better, the paint does
not show so plainly, does not close the
pores OF the skin so he,melically; sI
smoother appearance generally. Then,
again, it is not the correct taing la fash
,onahle society 10 appear too rosy and
healthful 1t would look as IL they fol-
lowed some occupation for living.
School girls, yon know. eat pickles aud
slate-peucis under the impression that
it will make them thin hy dying up tue
blood. Bleaching is the latest device In
fashionable society, and Is resorted t,l
nv both sexes for opposite purposes.
During the summer ladies' are bleached,
or bled, under the impression that the
reduction Of blood prevents an excess Of
perepiration--snl nothing IS considered
more unfashionable than to persrire.
Rat 10 why so many ladies look so
cool and icy chilling in the red-hot
months of summer. do not know
that the yonng men drink salt water AZ
ter being bled ike the other calves that
are hesched for the market bv cruel
butchers, but no doubi salt water will
&C on become fashionable craze in con-
nection with Che bleeding process. ~.
Y. Sun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
San Francisco Argonaut.

Hume, the his,orisn, passing one day
by the back OF Edinburg Castle. where
the ground is very swsmpy aud the foot.
path narrow. Inadvertently tumbled into
. bog, where he stuck, not being able to
extricate himself. A Masher.woman
happened to pass at tho time, looked at
him. and was travelling on when be
shouted after her to lend him her assists
ance. "Ns, na," replied the woman,
"you are Hume, the inidel." well,
we'll, no matter" replied he; .you know,
good woman, your Christian charity
commands you to do good even to your
encmies." INA, l winna," said she,
sunless YOU will frst repeat the Creed
and the Lords prayer Having no al
tentative he was forced to accede to the
pious 1oman's terms.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
He Weighed Her on the Hay Scales.
From the Boston Globe.

A we'll known citizen OF Androscog.
gin county, Me, has vile who vowed
she never would be weighed. She is
about as big as two OF her husband.---
The gentleman tried all sorts Of ways
and means to get her on the scales, and
finally succeeded by clever trick. He
drove his team. containing himself and
wife, on an Auburn mans hay scales
and talked business with the man, while
clerk, who had been instructed, Weigh
ed the team. Then be drove to Lewis
ton, left bis wife who had not seen
through the trausacsiou), returned AMI
had the team weighed again. He then
performed . little problem in subtrac-
ton, and obtained q remainder OF about
225 pounds.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
What DO the Druggists Say?

Thev know what the people call for,
and they hear what their patrons say as
IN whether the medicines they buy work
veil or not Mar'ell Il Johnson, Rlsh
CITY, Mina., say, "Brown's Iron Buffers
gives entira satisfaction to our custo.
mers.' Klinkhammer & Co, Jordan,
Minu., say, ave sell m,re Browns Iron
Rilters than all other bilters combined" f"
L e. Hacklev & S,n. Winons, Minn.,
say, GAN our customer speak highly OF
Browns Iron Bitters." A. G Whitman.
Jackson. Mimi. says. Browns Iron
Bitters is giving good satisfaction 10
purchasers" These are only few. We
have hundreds more just as good.