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PUYALLUP NEWS.



PrTsLLEr. Nov. is.--Tke pressure In
been found nsecssary TO still further in
crease accommodations at the depot There
Is q new mali and baggage rooEa being
fitted up. and new coupon ticket case
ADDED to the inside Gssings There are also
some new sideirseks to be laid a. the
present ones are inadequate 20 cope with
the great amount Of switching which il
being done here
The railway hands at the depot hare had
q busy time for the last three days. as over
and above their ordinary work they sent
a~ay on the 18th rs cars Of hops, on the 1fth
u cars and on the 18Th - cars. These ears
we're here. and hops had eeen received At
the depot and bad to be shipped. No cars
are osssInabie for h1j.s not billed.
Isaac Pinens bought the crop Of A. ~
Patterson. consisting Of az bales. At II
cents for best grade, terms private for in
feriof quality. II i impossible 10 give
quotations. Buyers here eTince no eager
ness 10 secure hops. unless they are what
msy be called giItedged. Growers seem
disposed 10 sell at present prices.
contract has been let by y. o. Aeeker
to plant Pioneer street with maple trees.
II r. the intention OF the property.
along tai. street to plant shade trees DIS,
tanee OF three miles. when fully opened
up Pioneer street win be three
miles long. At present IL Is 90 feet wide,
bat some Of the profserty-owuersd desire u
widened 10 70. aud nearly all win plant
shade trees, This will be done before
spring. and by that time Puyaiiup can
boast OF a good road for driving. as this
three miles Is as level a. floor
W. T.. Oldham and II. G. Chandler. car
penters at work on the fruit cannery build
Ing. had the misfortune 10 b. iEjured by
the giving way Of the scafoidiug, falling
q distance OF 20 feet Chandler got of with
slight injuries. being now ont
20 work. Oldham had to be taken home in
q carriage. with severe cut across the face.
bat viii be around ia few days.
Waiter Parson, who has been prescrip-
ton clark In the drug sfore OF J. II. Cot
man, leaves to-day 10 travel for whole
sale firm In Chicago. A. II. Finnegsn of
wyoming takes bis place
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TERRITORY NEWS.
Diligent Labor on the Gus
tom House Books.
OLYMPIA TEACHERS INSTITUTE
4 Popular Mason County Democrat
-Tsssns ceurf Proeeedinss
wa1fa wallis Notes.

PoET TOWNSEND, Nsr- l6-So news Of
fmporfancc or gossip Of inferest y noted
6B-day relative 20 Collector Brooks di&-
misss7. though al air Of fnystesy hangs
about the casfoia house. The new col
necfor and every inspector and clerk con
neetcd were busy on the books or other
nabors when the custom house was visited
thss evening, display II exceptional IN.
1ussry. Special Agent McHsle. who came
The trustees Of the Port Townsend and
Northwestern College lef to-day contract
foF the erection OF a building 20 cost
110.0DD, 10 w. " Melville.
The steamers Tmafiila aud ATki arrived
H1fa Afternoon
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hitting an ordinance relative thereto
From street committee, ON the petition
Of Thomas webb for Lights and crosNng on
Depot. Front and Fifth streets. Crossing
Was granted and light referred 10 slreet
committee adopted
: From the sfrses committee, in reference
to the communication from the colnmis-
sioners in regard TO road 70 the race track.
referring matter TO council. with request
to look into Is Adopted
petition of Lake Union Furniture Com
pany for sewer in block los, Denny hrsf
addition Adopted
Prom the same committee, on the petit
ton of Hannah E. Allen for 3 drain a.
Lane and Eighth strseFs- Granted
From the same committee, rejecting Pc
tifion of c. r. Haaford and Others for va
eating siley in block a. Denny's extension
TO FeFry's addition ADOPTED.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From G. n Miller of Helena. Mont, Of
fering services as designer OF coniem-
plated system of sewerage for city. Placed
on file
From j. c. Mitchell. chief of police.
asking for safe for his Office Referred
to Judiciary committee
NEW ORDINANCES
The city attorney submitted the follow
ing new ordinances:
To amend ordinance establishing the
grade en- Second street between Pine
and blanchard streets. Passed
To amend ordinance No. ga. entitled
IAN ordinance granting franchise TO j.
n. Thompson and his assistants. for cable
street railway in Seattle, passed on July
20, ISIS" This ordinance increases the
franchise already granted from Lake ave
nue. 10 Depot street Passed
To authorize the mayor and city clark 10
enter into q stipulation with II. l. Yesler
in reference TO driving plies in front of
and TO the westward of Columbia street
prolonged into Elliott bay. Passed
To locate and establish a public street
from point where the south line OF Pine
street intsrsects the west line of Railroad
avenue. Passed.
To grant 70 the Commercial Mil Co. the
right to erect poles in Seattle and stretch
wires thereon for electric light purposes.
Passed
MISCELLANEOUS
License to sell liquor was granted to
Davies and Harvey
Petition for liquor license by Cheado and
L0mbardine was referred
The tax levy for the improvement of
Third street, was. upon motion, fixed at
35s mills.
The tax levy for the improvement of
Seventh street was fixed at s0sls mills.
Bills were allowed BY appropriation or
dinance as follows: City fund. 1910 rs:
road fund. sl4e 40; fire fund. s67 IS.
Jones supplemental plat TO block No. IL,
Bufke's addition, was approved.
The plat of Compfon's first addition to
the city of Seattle was approved.
In reference to the claim for damages of
David Ferguson for injuries received BY
being run over by hose cart, the city at
torney recommended that he be allowed
SEQ. although il is not recognized that he
has legal claim on the city. Adopted.
Adjourned until Friday, Nov. "a at $50
p. N.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Office Yesterday.

There were fled for record yesterday
twelve deeds. the considerations aggre-
eating sis,4oc. an average of sloai Fol
lowing Is the list as furnished by Wood &
Osborne. ahstracters of title;
J Michel to c. Rumiey. lots Is, II, n, blk
II. Jackson street add $500.
3. seagraye et al, TO K. NJ. McEntire, lots
|, 2. Z, I blk Ii. Crown suppl add. $3.50.
u. h, Michel 10 G. RumIey. lots u. IS, blk
u, Jackson street add. 1900
J. q, REYNOLDS G; al. 10 q. NJ Halller,
lot &, blk -, Tcrry's 2ua add. Slf75.
{. +. Rcitz TO n. II. Martin. : of lots
4. ., blk I, Terry's 9TH add. sloQo
u. Lockwood 10 VI. l. CRyenaugh. !, in
iercst In lots asd 2, blk Is. North seattle.
y, T, Denny to John Dow. lot ?, blk IL.
North Seattle, SEQ.
q, II kiitlnger To A. l. Mills el al. lot 10,
bin 4, Terryss 9Th add, sl9sa
II. krause io A. England II al, lot ., blk
II. sarah A. beil's isg add. tsao.
W. c. Hill to J. W. Mgtice. LOT 8, blk 81,
Msynard's plat, $aSN
W. I. !. & / Go. 10 r. FaSon, 10; Il, BLK
y, Isl add to West seattle, $50
J. A. Stewart 60 II kranse, Ia; 2. blk Is,
heirs Of sarah A. Bells LIST add. stee.
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tween Deputy NIXON and Cterk Phlpps.
Thsnday. abcat I1at note dsogped - 81
ursseaIed better euseiope. a1t g<suzte1 IN
broken ssrst hand fssF The deprzy
John MafbesGn, passenger engineer o.
the OREGON Rsllru~d A Navigation Corl-
pany, Is s~rio1sIy I'll 1t Psntiete1-
NJ Patten. the blacksmith injured a.
Echo lately by . Runaway team. i dan
gsrously ri, and Il i thought he viii die.
I'd Eisek. arrested for eofrpIiessy in an
sffempt 10 blow mp an 0rt4nn Railroad d
Navigation Eompsnf's trnfu SOME time
since near karneik. s1s hello 70 answer
wild geese are 10 plentiful that Ehetly
and G3rsfn killed - yesterday. A aAn
rss IN town this morning with wagon
lad
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VlItI Ut s7Ile ID lo-s % sull.
zoo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
IOss Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
z Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled Farley
spokane SSisis Extra sIour.
EIlensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon aud Cslif0ruia-Passed Ncdieri
Geo shepherd, Ma c. shuttle, A. Hitch,
cock, J, FsASier. VIM. QpiSiy. J. Walter. }
d. scott and wife. Mrs n. W Ross. y
smith aud wife, ). Il. Buckley. A. J. shan
Messy. Raw Fliharu. J. Ceheil. Mrs H. A
Jones, Mrs. W. n Shields. = Tator &
Lax, q, Il. Hardy. =. Z. Harhsch. c. Han
sen. H. Il. Essian snd wife. Miss 4 Moore
Mrs > ;. pSnaine. Mrs. Phillips. Ms
Nhyiiug, u, }, Taylor. A. A. smith, r. "
napesn. Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. 4 q. MELON
aid. and G. Immigrants
Oregon saart Line Passed Huntingdon
wsfuey and family, " A. Rhodes, J
Sanders. A. T. candy. MrS 4 Nepausi5
and family. J CSnhy. L Il. Manning AMI
wife, : sam brown and wife. and 81 sc
and class
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.


SAN Francisco, Nov 16.-Bariey-The
somewhat, though prices are not materially
changed. No. / feed, s2isc.
Wheat-Dull and rather easier, in SYM
pathy with other domestic and foreign
markets; shipping worth from 81 S7i5 to
81 90.
oats-weaker; 5000 ctls arrived from
Oregon to-day: choice feed quoted ut
81 lIl2, No. l, 81 12l2ldl Is; lower grades,
81 o5tGl 10.
Hops-No change in quotations or con-
dition of market: nominal prices-wash-
ington and choice California, l0G20c;
medium, l5tal7c.
Potatoes-Choiee goods in fair demand:
supply of inferior large; quotable s5d9oc.
Butfer-Fancy, size; choice fresh roll,
s2is(aS5e: other qualities, 25(G3Oc.
Eggs-Firm at 45sl5oc for fresh ranch: 30
6iuc for store lots.
No charters reported.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YORK. Nov. I6.-The stock market
was weak atopening. under the influence
OF heavy selling OF Union Pacific aud lake
Shore by London houses, and cables from
London reporting declines in the rest Of
list had depressing effect. The trunk
line stocks were especially weak Selling
orders were soon exhausted. however, and
after the first hour the market showed
considerable strength aud early losses were
recovered. The volume of business was
comparatively small. however.
Governments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
New YORK, Nov. IS.--Money on call. easy
at 2(g2ls last loan -; closed offered
~. Prime mercantile paper 4issG0i5
sterling exchange duh. 81 slis for 90 day
bills, 81 So for demand.
BONDS.
Is tsegistered) III. IS teoupon) i2z7s
rs tregistered) 1875 as lcouponl l0.l
Pacific Us III
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Sc rahasr combs cleary.
See teday's want colamn.

s. rubber cosnaS Cieary.
See teday's want colRmn.
Plush sale. Chester Cleary.
Comierters Chester CleAry
New eieaks. Chester cleary.
&c STIR plush. Chester ClrsTy.
Far trimming. Chester Cleagy.
fsiec our uew plushes, Cleary.
tirVSt sale; table linens. Ctsary.
sale ~ hosiery Chester CieAry
~ splcndla uaaerwsre. Clcasy.
A,c SIX piasAce, Chester Clgsry.
&c SIX p2ushrs Chester CirAry
New ;riisEiuEs Chester CieSry
New drcsS Ess<is Chestrs CleAry.
PrieS our aaauels. Chester CleaFy.
lace curtain nets; big ssle. Cleary
81; > splessGid white spread, Cle&ry.
Ess'crn cash ps,ces. eicskS CseAry
kSSisrn cssh rT.ccs. s7rgAds, CleNry.
s. - Walking Jackets Chester ClcAry.
80 ladies sli.Nssel hsaa> Caestcr Ciesrv
Csmps,ga pictHres At Grshsns & Dzat
toa'S
sc aes sslk rlashes. al e,aior-, Chester
Cieary.
II yoa have rscsa t,sIens advertise &; IL
the want calaAa.
Chss NShgr Is advertising bargains ia
FoT sac a. aMn isstisy.
New steyk ~ kiS gloves hy cxprcss q
DAY irom New Yea. Texas, slHeesnAa
/ Co
Cu,icrWcas sale MeasAy AID Al
week a. aaiy hsst rrlee- fekiss. s3neor'
mka { Co
We ar The Oaiy sataaT s-8 e nis iui
pnRssps t&tth seenna salt SIS aid =
hats, Iuksss, : azeriBsa 5 Ga.
Fesieot satisfaction guaranteed 70 evesy
gcsfeeasr 81 oar crss reGa g..sa sale u
scess goe.s- Feki@s. sia<crsasn & 90.
An zdversi~laess ia sac eers 90 nusu
Haii exasf yea : ceai. srsets to- ard isssss-
iion aAd esst tssT ~ p ssy sSerezssrf,
Calm, <iekefsasrs 4 Co, hsssz aud shes
manufacturers - Ssa 2saae4scss, Sc lac
aero .aa%sasseE ~ EffskE exss lsieFssfns
sn&,te 2p The Se1nd have ffssgs NJ Aassssssssszs
ssnpls Noses ~ 40 q sasi q. 2ssssif slss1
IN tAk vsf5, aAxre fAssr kAse< ~. ~,
ffsnk }rpaksu. val u fsxa4
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JOB PRESSES.

Isl o. 5. Gordon. no Throwoff, 7xl. 8 ITO
l9-i do do with ThrOwOff, XII. 10
0-l do do no Throwoff, JsxlO rs
Ill Columbian. no Tbrowoff. 6xs 90
1-l Universal, with Throwofr. 7x1l i75
81 o, = Gordon, no ThrowOff, sxl2.. Ito
NJ % DO with Throwof, l0xl5 90
81 DO do with Throwof' ioxl5 90
NJ Peerless. with Throsoff, 101l5 "a
I'll do do do 10xi5 90
81 do do do l0xi5. "a
81 o. :. Gordon, 40 Throwoff, I0xl5. 10
9D-l Globe, with Throwof, I3x19 M I5l
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nia.nn cnnni,..y nte

OLYMPIA. Nov. 1.-THE vote OF Mason
county was officially counted yesterday
II shows that there were s72 votes cast Ia
the county and the following msiorstlc.
were given: Allen 81; hrigadisr general
J. J. Hunt Is; ad u,snt general. Hillary
~. Joint representative. NJ. Precision soe
district attorney, y, l.. Ward L. These
nSures are absut the same ~ at frst an
noupred. except on joint representatives
which insures iae election 81 NJ Frcdson
Democrat, bis majority In Mason county
being sufficient 10 overcome that of his op
Honent. Kills, In Thurston county. which
Was 100. thus sleciing fredsnn By - ma
Jority THIS Il due entirely 90 the persona
Dopuierify OF Fresison In his own county
where he has heid the office OF county
Gcasurer for many years.
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, - my uamc and the
price are stamped on the bottom OF all NY
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. II q dealer Offers
W. 1. DOUGLAS shoes AZ q reduced prce.
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down IS fraud
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wALLA waLLa NEWS.
The Grand Jary's werk-steekmen
Drau ned--<ossS.

MAtla wAlIA. Nov l6--Thc grand sars
sctur,.ed bills sgainSt Enos CIV. sor t1ug.
Der ]. l. Chaitfn. thrvaienius villa &
deadly weapon; John " ikinsoa arr Sas,ly
Wilkinson, burglary sad bof a ttue BIS Ia
she case Of Jeanic Murphy. caArseG vita
abduction.
The new creamery Is 10 be locass.i IN
Walnut grove. east II MAiu street.
n. H. aud W. A. Knapp GA soata Fork,
near kius<ten. Monday, while taxing
stock across
Ia ioassi that the injuries OF fesiy ichn.
the snarf a. the penisensisfy wao sea from
3 hasslxck. are worse than ART rcTugsesi
He had HIS tisht ARA sad several rlas
1rOkek His condition In ecffos&
4 Neht occprrsa il The po<zuhe b.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BIZ AN ANNUAL MEET
i Ing Of re stockholders OF the seaItls.
brs Dssk < Ssipbufiding Company a. The
s.fflee CT TIE eonasan az Moran 6r e., in
the city Of seattle. W. T., Ncy. Il, lsss, Al
10 o'clnek & m. for the purpose OF the elee-
ton OF offers for the ensuing year and
the trsnsafttoa Of sneh other business a.
mas property tonne before the meeting.
BY order 81 the PRESIDENT
6Eo. KELLY. encre1arr.
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ANARRow ESCAPE.

Col W. X Nelson, OF BROOKLYN, came
home one evening feeling peculiar tight.
lsess in the chest Before retiring be tined
10 draw q long breath but found IL almost
impressive. He suffered four days from
pneumonia. and the doctors gave him mp
DR.. Aektrs English Remedy ter cousumR
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September, 1883.
Having thoroughly overhauled these
presses in our own machine shops, we can
guarantee them 10 be In good running
order
TERMS: We win sell thes1 machines
Tor partial cash payment. giving time on
balance. and will take second hand ma
chimes In trade. ANY parties desiring sec
oRd-hand presses will do well to write Us,
as we are constantly receiving bargains.
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A CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
used on rhis PAPER Is from the foundry Of
PALMER & Ray, and the same gives en-
tire satisfaction
PesT-IETELLrGEYcER PUB. co.
IN tn sat
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PxxDs HnL- rExas JuEe g iSsrTne
slemen :one Of my children Was troabsed
with rheunaftsm and boiis for about two
yssr We fsss be- sa snS I'm sns = q as1 a,
yoslr swifts Specific. After she had use1
several bostles the eiseases All dissppsares,.
mi twelve years cid Another child hiss
Sass become sffiIeted in the same way. and
an using me 5 8. ). AID aStsc:Fste prompt
RscH Hnr. Mo. July :, lSss-The swift
SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga-Gentlemen: Our
little girl whea but three weeks old broke
out with eczema We tried the prescripsions
special benenf We tried S. s s.. and By the
time one botsle was gone her head began 70
heal, and b. the time she had taken six
has . full and heavy head Of hair-a robust.
h-2rty child. feel ft bnt nay duty to make
tais statement. Respectfully, H I. SaosE-
CHATTANOOGA, TEEN. June q, 1s-The
In 1856 I contracted blood poison, and at once
sought physician, who treated me for sew
erai months: BY bis asiyfee 1 went TO Crab
treatment was carefully observed. recov-
cred, as thought. but the next spring PIN
pics began TO appear on my face and body.
ming ulcers was advised TO try s. s. s., and
Immediately after taking it / c. mmenced 20
Improve. slowly al FIRST, but Elcre rar41ly
afterwards, and soon nothing remained 70
tell Of my trouble. Ny blood is now thor
eughly eieansed. ard my system free from
taint and owe my present cordttion-a
perfect cure-to Your rie<iicinel Icheerfui'y
give this statement that Others who have
suffered a. L have may reap tbs sags1e bene--L
HARDY II. BgRr. q West Ninth ST.
HonxR. La, May IS, 1sSs-The Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta Ga-Geltlenen About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
tirely. i was SO debilifated that almoet
despafred Of ever feeling well again All
that the physicians done Cor me brought 10
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give S. S. s. q fair trial, although
thought IL would be throwing away uoney.
After taking thorough course. my health
and strength returned, and must say that
s. 5. s. alone cured me-, ss I discarded all
others while using IT, As q tonic l can most
heartily recommend II; for general debility.
tt certainly Il specific w. =. BRID0Es, J. P.
HOMER, LA-I know Mr.. W. p Bridges, and
VIII say that his statement Is correct
JoskrH SEKLrox. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases males,
free. THE SWIFT SPxcrsIc Co.. Drawer 5,
Atlanta. Ga.
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We append a few Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have in our pos
session to show that the "Carbolic Smoke
Ball. has met with and IL entitled to un-
precedented success. No medicine ever in
vented has become so popular. Over mil
ion "SmGke Balls" In use, and we HAVE
ct TO HEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
had liberation of the lungs. Used TO
throw up eupsfull of slime and corrHpiien.
often mired ts;tA blood. My head was
stopped up with a terrible case of catarrh
used the remedies according to directions
Smoke Ball and Debellatorl, and in three
weeks time was as well as ever | was.
ii. ScHAKEL, 509 Market ST.. 8 F..
l was attacked with hay fever regularly
for y years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossihility. I began to
use the Carbolic Smoke Ball. and am CON-
pletely cured. Sworn to. G. HIcKsos. NJ ID
had what Is termed catarrh OF the head
and throat. l used the "Csrbolie Smoke
Ball, and 1t completely cared me.
ALBERT HALL, p kearney St.
Can add my testimony to the efficacy of
"Carbolic smoke Ball" II cured me of
severe cold and periodical headache. can
recommend IL TO anyone suffering from
head, throat or lung trouble.
THEo. REICHERr,
Surveyor-General. California.
Carbolic Smoke Ball cured me sf asthma
JOHN II. WALLACE,
Supt. Western Union Tel. Co. Indianapolis
IL cured me of the worst kind OF catarrh.
GEO. NJ. r. NEwcoMB,
Bookkeeper l., B. & W. r. r., Indianapolis
By use of a half Smoke Ball was cured
of catarrh. REV. A. r. STOUT,
Author of Chronology OF Christ's Life, and
other works, indianapolis.
The remedies, smoke Ball" and "De-
bellater, are for sale at Stewart 4 Co. q,
kellogg's, Lang's and Hasbrouck's, Seattle
and at Stewart 4 Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma
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TACOMA, Nov. i6.-Burglars catered the
house 81 Myron |. coggsweli, on street
last night. and stole s. from the servant
girls room
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For rem

Ranch, Il sores. cleared, $50 year.
Ranch OF 20a acres 30 acres bottom land,
fenced and seeded; 81 acres pasture; with
farming implements and stock: 5000 year.
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SEs YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Sgs YogK, Nov. Hops-Moderately
active ard steady.
Confederation steady; sales. 500 bass,
including Nov. slS 40ei3 20, Dec slS ssa
Is %, Jan. Si3 .05l3 20. Feb. SIS iatGl3 IS,
March SIS 1913 90. spot Rio steady; fair
ea.goes. l5iae.
Snxsr-Flrfn; refined. quiet.
wool-Firm; domestic fleece -9s3Ge.
Copper-t9uiet. lake. Nov. 81 IS.
Lead-Qni.t; domestic s. 40
Tin-Opened hrm and closed easier.
straits AZ 40
Bar silver 50 &C.
Petroleum opeced steady AZ Size. trad
ing was quiet aud fluctuations confined
within q range OF SIC I'll within the last
hour, when the market sagsed OF slowly
to $40 aud closed weak al SOC.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nov. I6-wheai closed easier,
cash 81 T. December 81 La. January
81 ma. May 81 l4l4
corn-EaSy; cash 4olsc. December
~ &c. January S5sze May ssc.
Osis-steady; cash 2ssse, December &c.
Aay Size.
Harley Nothing doing.
Pork-stesdy: cash and December as 6,
January ,ls "a May as,
Lafc-Steady. cash ;s - December
s 10, January ~ I-1zas Is. May s. ~
shipping inteiiigence.
Pozr LUDLok, Nov. Is.-saiIed--B>Sieh-
PokT BLAKELEY. sos. Is.-ssfed-Bk J.
! II. Bowers
TAroosH, Nov. Is.-clear: brisk cas-, wind
san FRANCISCO, Nov. is.-ssiled-I.svi
Burr, s., SEATTLE. wsIia wa!la. Vic,nriA
Tee Aemnen returned On account 81 head
winds.
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TREEN & RAYMOND, Agents.aaw
.CARBOuC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
menf comprises the
..Carbolic : uok e
Bali" and ~Debella-
tor Package The
Smoke Bah lasts for
months, and Is al
ways ready for use.
The d e b ellator
makes a half gallon
of medicine, and is
used only once q
day, as per direc-
tons. Thus we pos
itiyely assert that
we have the most
inexpensive RENE
dy on earth. and q
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remedy free from complications; easy To
use, and so harmless that IL can be admin
istered to the youngest children with i'm
punity. Sent to any address upon receipt
of IS.
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

Ill Hoe Drum cylinder. Roller. IS
zoo -.-. ~. .- SO
2-l Hoe Dram cylinder, Roller. II
XII .....-.. go
ST. Hoe Drum cylinder. Roller, IL
XII 90
Al Hoe Drum Cylinder, Roller. 81
x50 -.....-... 800
ST. cottrell 2 Rev, ? Roller, asx55 500
lNa.arIr ti...n Aifh nnxf..r Enlder