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wALIA wALLA NEWS.


wALLA WALLa. Jan. sa..-~The Rlparsa
bridge II now ii peril % condition, aud al.
trAins are passing regularly over is
Tomorrow mafnlnR's aiaa will publish
= weil4vritten letter from convict su ti.e
penitenissry. charging the immediate Off.
ciels Of the Institution With gross negleet
II duty IN that the prisoners are no. exrr
ctsed but m hour sundays: that the fuoal is
cooked without seasoning. and little care
taken In regard Ia the sanitary condition
OF tho cells, aud that proper underclothins
Ii not provided Year correspondent ln-
yestigated the charges this esensng, as far
- possible. fading the hrst charge sab
EfAnttnliy true Not only las DR.. Aiainek,
the prison physician, of.iefed the freqtemt
exercising ct prisoners. bat believing tgiaf
Il had been teglersea told the officials that
hn would not hc responsible for tie prison,
err health were IL nut 1a&v. Col Parker.
president Of The peniteatiasy commission.
era, has also ordered necdfai exen-iss. but
in spite of this thp orders have ast been
duly uhefed. Another letter has been ~
ceised by the ealne paper which allI net be
puaHshHd ~ nEsseak II makes ktiii faaFs.
damaging charges, Aat against tho beard ~
commissioners, bat against ihe prison on,
ciaix The tatua Published she letter in
cfteF that the proper authorities iaxy IN.
sestigate the matter
slime bIes.. seF nssay years booksellers
here. have dsGsasxed p&rtaarshfp, WA.
slime, IN, viii eoRsip8e The htsslnrss. sstss
Stsne retiring, III the expectation al ..,stsss-
20 Seattle "a refaafn.
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have rerenfly been shorn IL
their terrifying power they are r.
Fer1d In contrast with the words -sEn-
happy wife Independence. while Is
makes her superior to marriage. cts
her 20 Be the truesS o. c0njuEzi coR-
panf0ns
She or he Is. perhaps. best suited 10
wessiocx who can live without IL she
Il, BIZ the lar af her sex. not only
Homogeneous but monerDsic. while he
Is p0iyEameus ard polyerotic. Al =
vile she inrxezz<s her freedom.
though he IS i Husband, II he Ie al
that be should. reduces his. But he
Is so seldom q marital model That hx
Ii lisfse restricted With recuniarv
provision, he is apt to think his do
nestle duties discharged. Her duties
are inaurncrghie and endless When
be Il unincunsberei. she nav be oyer-
borne Few OF the disasivantagezo Of Eed-
lock fall 20 his share. Che has ten ssnses
more raefise than he 10 avoid masri-
mony. which May be the cause Of be.
jealous prejudiee in his favor. The
majority of wofnen are wholly mar
RED: the majority ct men but par
tally Many wives are unworthy.
but they are few compared with ufl-
worthy husbands, who are largely re-
sponsibIe for their defects Mar
rsages are generally divided
into harmonious and inharnonious
ones. though these comprise a.
boundless variety. In measure each
marriage must stand for itself. since
no two are exactly alike. The relation
is 50 sacrediy intimate that many OF
It's secrets are secrets still. Despite
daily disclosures, eli its veal and ell
ita woe has never beea unveiled
Sometimes the deal Is nearly attained:
but such cases are likely 70 be hal
lowed by silence, while the real,
the representative. is subject TO adj
vcrtisemenf. Almost every thing coun-
aenanees marriage in the United
States. If IL he failure here, 10 must
be principally owing TO the marriers.
Albeit far from perfect. like every
thing else. Il II the latest and best form
evolved for sexual affinity. And with
Us most Of the Old World lifni-
tations and restraints have been
removed. III We wed unfortunately
or unw;seiy, as any one OF US may,
ample means are provided for our re-
treat. Is marriage failureg III it be,
such o host OF men and women are
failures themselves, can they, with
any show Of reason. expect, by add
ing to the failure. to insure a success.
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UNHAPPY MARRIAGES
Tive Failures United Da Not Make
One Success.
I 9a.srs H~s,zzss.

Marriage Is generally spoken al as
II wotaan we're the Chief gamer
Jkessby She i naturally more in
ciinesi 10 il isAn taAn, because she Is
lssere visionary. usoue hopeIal. more
innsespUt. hegassse she sees I'm il an-
choTase afi.l safety Hat she has lately
,essSesl here. as she loris ase ceased in
kRrepe, to think ~ il a. the sale tai
allmxui of her eiestsny, as s
source 81 support. A. the best
pseans ~ securing hpme. She las
ncW learned - observation that ~ ~
Etare, isag The sake 81 marriage. i every
sss worse than the dseariess cealbscy
tAas ssoSsleS 50 gained arc such in nsasse
alone. Wssilack wish her il no longer
"a ess3 She ,f3srAsess the idea az il frssaa
he9 consciousness uIsta il presents
ITSELF wish s fesyor apsi sass,e shat de-
demand rNsagzsssian. She tixse< uos
a as fsT suffers she s,augEss the notion
cs exchanging hetSesf for nls-
tersz1 maintenance. For this she
depessSis en ksrsesl. AID + sincerer.
stronger. naaAsr Scr IAe sieEs,rsf esaea
Thogs~4Flsss OF tie EArsi ana t,est ii
her sex. IN every laF1si American civ.
are uow bsaysSy aria aealfhfagay 81
aerN Etas worsss = os1 maid
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All ehronSe. nervous and special
di<ea.es safttsufix treated.

Ne. f. q IsAas~a. Who geeentsy Sgens
ssg - ta1tsas Ia zne Aussssta AMI leading
fsa<sgsesi Institutions % Sew TaxA Cts In
tssftNssisAg the most rUcc2s discoveries -
Safa1etas and surgery. having resumed
Fraessee IA ~sastss. Is prepared - tS@Az al
classes % earVnae sAszases. such a. zges
esssF paints. ggsEEpsza. FAeuTaxgisxa. all
sseszsSssz~ - ta& kfar<ys. heart ara sgagS
ell skin &as blss31 DISEASES al slime -
ars>lne sfaEn q uezkeassS asxxxexss syssenz
az sestai diseases all gens7e.RTfaSxy lis.
t&sss. snd al diseases peenzsxr ~ wezs8n.
saszsz1lag u The latest asd saesss igzagrxsxez4
Hlesnsais- Coasa TIA lsas free. SAATaes
fnu<zesaze. urares fseozax y a21 e. nsfw
Weaker hsssek. MA street 50
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kx&TTLxs lAH- -
Tne weather r<et3<st5nns 70, % dny werz
sex@sS~8 :. ,z,s. 80. s.rs ..xvs - tbs asr.r
/ - - - III 80 - 5000.
&2'Ft .Hs - - - =
eskce1 eAssressf = Ascn - - se - = %
rx<f1s<zts exceEx prrauee Oats KEEP sx
trsszzsy 1zEet- and - fsex the oa}y rsuze1y
ss,v sf..s sfsussss.s. In she zzr Francisco raas
= !. =, ss~~..srss~ sI.~rs.a~ ssr<s..v,xs e.,
- = - - -..s-~ss.-- -
s<szne ftnse- AM ssNa ss.1s .
Drszna Esf y AzAln@zp1 - Vas Ssksssce<'
fNo OF faree weeks AxEs m1E}d thoroughly
xwxpar. tt&s 4. svses aslx Esrrs salrex d1wa
r..t-..r - &C., --s..l eA~n.rsa sa~ xxxwa
- g =. - -. -
sseAns - sizsotst tA<a.aB sas Sis a..11 sa1
szfferz are e1siasaalAk Af' ~sSa s7sasf
iirnifsd 1nqssTy
There Il a slight rsoysrsens IN seeds.
xfrf, a s,esxk~r owge1ocs,. FruSfs .vp sssxsnxs
$50 :, 1919. ,rI.vs.Sss. . $3.50.
s.'ts -. =. = =
De e1zntfty are fr@shseki assts- asy =
coEasag ia daily and ihe demand On the
rxrt Of dealers Ii being succeeded kv an
s,ss,s-~..s,s, ,f sss.ss,ss r. x.,, s,.sr htvs.er
- s,..-ss e s-Es.s
rsse< .Azs. tassss iacfrss<a-
Forty ezses OF WOOL were shipped oH the
Prefsier, yesterday raslrnz8g, consigned 20
a fzrrn ii, Dssss.yr
~----
MERCHANDISE xKu pgoDrx.E RE-
f.FfpT1-- fSsrfu~ rns f..t ii hFsvrx s.e
rss.rs.hsass1se ara rrssu.ss. r.s.eI.zs - ssss.
rssrf hsre t.uar. - fnikn,ws. ps,sres es,ssrsTl
share roea. ~ fyass s.sssaras,sa 4 pugat
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HOW BIEDs FLY.
Forgotten Naturalist Thirty Years
I'm Advance of His Time.

IN Advance OF His Time.
Washington Star.
Among the many interesting papers
read at the session of the American
0rnithologists' Union, was one by DIR.
Coues, on the flight OF birds. which for
several reasons attracted special at
tention. DIR. Coues was not present
ing his own views on this difficult sub
ject, but took the occasion 10 bring TO
notice certain views published 80
years ago by Westinghouse
Mr.. X. o. Davidson, in pamph-
let entitled "A New Theory of
the Flight of Birds" II seems that
Mr. Davidson was entirely unknown,
not only to DIR. Coues himself, but to
all the other ornitholegists present,
and il was partly due 10 the desire 10
bring his paper. hitherto ignored. 10
the proper attention OF scientists that
the speaker presented ii and gave a
brief resume of It's contents.
pr. Coues did not Chin that Mr..
Davidson had the matter entirely
right, but he thought il only Justice to
hitherto neglected author 10 say that
Mr.. Davidson's fundamental ideas and
propositions were in close accord with
what is now the accepted explanation
of the mechanics OF flight. that the
discovery was osloubt original with
Mr.. Davidson, and too much credit
could not Nc given 10 one who thus
showed himself TO have been nearly a
generation in advance OF his times in
this particular line OF original re-
search.
At the same time Dr. Cowes urged
upon the attention of the union the
necessity of carefully examining aud
sitting the evidence brought forward
by Mr.. Davidson. especially in the
LIGHT of late studies az Mr.. Edward
Mayhridge on the whole snbjec; Of an
imal locam9iion by means of an al
miralle series OF instantaneous photo
graphs The fundamental PROPOSE
ton i that gravity for the weight OF
the sir3, so far from heiag that which
Is simply - be overcome in diving is
the greatest factor in the me-
chauies of Eight, without which mo
mentam woSiid be impossible Ii is
web known that. ~ rsaie, the birds
which iiy the fastes. and strongest are
thoSe whose istsslles are tie heaviest in
proportion Ia their spread OF wing.
Gravity acts upon fight somewhat as
does the string 81 a kite, which III
once holds the kite down and en-
ahles il To rise against the wind Many
other points ara Involved in different
cases and under different circum-
stances, bat ia all III them gravity IS
the most important factor.
In speaking ot the matter 10 a Sfag
reporter DR. Cones said that be had
failed thus far 81 discover who Nj.
nayiison Is, If he be still alive. ha; that
be desired always 80 give credit where
credit Is die. and hoped that the pre-
scntatloa vi the paper before 50 aiSssn-
eUl>hed hcsiy of ornifhalogssts would
al iesrt Fesultsu reese sing from Oblivion
the name O! s nseFilorioas and ingen.-
haps died before ~. discoveries we're
appTeel atesi.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
BosroS. Jan. 23.-ciosing prices: Atchi-
son 4 Topeka first Is II, railroad 5Gss: Bur
lington 4 Quincy i09lt. Mexican Central
seommonl ia; first m,Irtgage bonds go;
San Diego Land Compas.y Is.
MINING STOCKS.
New YORK, Jan. 2t-Amador 81 30.
wood 81 60: Hale d Narcross, 81 so; Iron
silver " Is; Mutual 81 So; Ontario ss3 50;
Plymouth va IS: savage s. 90; Sierra Ne
ysda 81 90; Standard 81 90. silver King
VI 10. Union Consolidated y IS.
SAN rasscisco REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. % wheat---Mar-
ket Ia bad shape for the selling interest.
no export demand: nominal quotations,
81 sz'ztei 80; sale Of 800 tons is reported in
tide water warehouses, storage paid AZ
VI SIss. Options. Buyer season, 81 3s7
buyer 1850 81 49,.
Barley remains In n stationary condition;
business limited; No. feed 77is(a7ss@c.
Although the market has rea he'd
pretty low level yet the market shows
anything bat sieadiness. choice feed 81 10:
No. !. 81 %; lower grades, slfai OIL.
Hops-lifeiess.
Potatoes supplies and receipts liberal:
Peerless. 3Da65c; Rurbanks, 6nGS5c: Gar
net Chile. 5ea65c. Early Rose, sUs50c.
Butter-Actiye at steady prices; fancy.
Csc good 10 cheiee, 22lt&a4e.
Kegs Weak; market giatted with East
ern: California ranch, .lstas0c, store lots
2sfG2zc
No charters reported.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET,
NKw Yogk, Jan. RS Coffee--opfions
opened barely steady, lgtdi5 points lower
and closed steady, at about last nights
ssia.5o; March. April and May. sIs.SEse
LOTS spot Rio firm; fair eargues, i7is.
steady.
January. 81 80.
Lcsd-wesk aud more active; domestic
$3.50.
Tin Duh; closed firrnar; Straits, ssi.65.
Bar silver, 92sse.
Pstroleuus-closed weak at sa7.c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, jan. 2a.-Weeat closed weak
aud lower; cash. 9z,ac; Feb, s2sle: May,
NStc
Corn-stesay, cash. si,sc; Feb, s4a.c:
MAY, 9sA.c.
eats-s,eady. cash, 2slse; Feb, "a l. ice:
Harley Nothing doing.
Pork-s1eady: cash and Feb. si2; May,
ST. S7is.
Iard--Steaiy; cash s. 50: Feb, s6 a0a
9 s2isi May, 81 eais.
CHICAGO LIVE Srorg MAg6Er.
CHICAGO, Jau. IS - Cattle Receipts,
Is, oe1s slow All extremity low; choice 90
extra besyes. 81 2sssE4 IS. steers, s. e0sss 10;
sSoekers and feeders. s. .lesaS 10; Texas car.
tie, IL Ssss ~
Hogs Receipts 15oul: slow aud Sc
lower mixed, s. 7std5. heavy, ii SkaS
Light, 81 Susea q.
Sheep-Receipfs, 600o. strong: natives
g aoSsS 10; Western cosn-feti, 81 S56s4 IS
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fr.afurferer Arrs.fesl !.

PszF Tgsk ssksr. g4s. ss<s-~ssbsries Inns
dsii.r, q Scandinavian. was arrested 10 ibis
city yesterday oss = cHarge Ut mHFdeFfEg
ago. f.amsdaiEtr sas farmer. and 70 lis
friesfss Is Ape ared kaet he showed too
mucb intimacy with hls servant sfrl. ars
1uHsss5siier diefi in March last uuex peeled
IT. and foal pay was suspected Luns-
aafler married his servant and emf
grated West Meantime the dead wife's
body Was exhume1 and proof Of poisoning
The sssersff of Fergus Falls
made the arrest LuInsdaiIef ieayes bis
last wife aud seven children IN very
stfaifeHEx circumstances.
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oIyasrA xEws.
The Court Haase oaes,iaa- Carpos.
atiaps Formed ~ns..

HLSNpiA. Jasss - the question Il .sss..
kJuestag q few CONT aosssp has b,sen sci
tatesi 80 match AID So laag, taaf che ,,sse4sis.
have evidently hecafsv tissd ef the sslhs.,.s
and seesl disposed - let tbs matter ss,zt
anHishe pfvsyuf saaafy. which j. used a.
court Rouse. mail nass become sss {lissses,F<
~ dssasea 70 sssrnhlg aawn, asa taus as.,,s.
pei tue evuuts eaa8ssi ssloss1fs 10 caassr,aet
= <at.nty building which viii al, lss : a..
grace IA the eoaaty. Is the sresstt ssg,.ss.
TIRE Is, Grand iers after srasaSi iE,yv has -.
commended the construction III . rea
roeri fsntlssa asss stss aty hHsasisg and aave
Indicted tise cid hagbitaE IN The stzsns.ass
terms. sun their nscamaeaaat.,,r,s ,.s,s,,'
hsnea with the nrsehs deasnsiS ii flta
properly uwness. Eail 10 meet tie a,,,.r,.se,
~ the met v 10 hare tsseFs ss4tx.ss~i ~ s,s,.
u commissioners. aud as q resslls, lAg .sIa
court house. sNssstag originally. peraa "a
nas eyer sssA ssaytng tsee.s bss5ft AZ ssr..s
when EhnFsisa cosgnts ttsd uat s1atsfa
over - tnaaesfsasSs esaaslnaas a. stars
and he ussd, wsssn. wsIA the isseSSns s=s4Ss
ness Of The caslrss E + AArtiay large s.A,ass
10 aseommoassFe tlsa attorneys, wssnssssss
aud oIlscvEs o1 sac court. whea al ly.trst
ant case = oss trial. @Gea isSs sar .ates.
cxtsss spectators = Ne sie5naza Ra@lSk.asa.
TIE pscpie hssg s0Eg ass& earnestly tsg-
mnnstsa that she Sssas4fy esssa .saisSsssslssss
take pfarSE aesstssl. hat Ax2e atssss sss.a
refused. 4 0cA isAgEsSa zssssslesrass. a..
owns several saaas4aA d5isAsx' wtssh 81
properly ia this eats. ~ efassat sss ii sae
matter last nlghF. ss4srss that Aaaexs Ia sss.
cusntag esars 81 eaeasS sS.sasas - esss.rs
wD8sa ne eieesesl Sssseiy 80 isis sSSss afsi
the pesple could shss h&ss tssegs $3.50
carried cat Ia tbs rzSssert
should fha sssSs SAsasa uf essla4ts lSsissaess
ssoussns "a take the ae<eSsaTs stSsss 4, .qss.
sfruss new hasSslsng. she fzsarss ss~s.,s
determines sset "a assen - sssssatss ssss5ss
20 esaaslsact oise ssssias isss taaa Ss.sgssa
csarssskSgeSS raaNRn,
Iase following eaEpesatEasss have nsas
their svstsiss WITH Secretary Ssgtaxs Ssres
last exr1ks
Capital fisE Isisa Cosapaay ~ aaA4usa
capital steek, - to sssassvzs. 4 a. gaeSs
4, ii walker and ". -, $l..g. Is S,ss{exs "a
10 deal il Ee&i estate
Seattle BRICK / Tie t'aaspaay ef S-sxsfGe.
capital sso1k. ssbQse. tF8stsses, Esssss 4
Aie<iefsFAss. Z, A. STREET., Il II ttx.ierss
aud i. e. Wasas0fs1. its ohsecf8 Aaa IS
mAEpfactgrr ami sell bgsrA. saxps ssxas.
uls asszt MI hsali.zEas &asi pxssag EGasasiels.
Isssosaa Y as Aause s Kissssef Cpnsgssax
capital stock FlQsAoNs trustees, A. Y. Ia
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sa waialar win rsrn STEP.


es&7%s1t fttt3 ss@N3tMr
New York sheriff 81 condemned
martiereTl Here is a ohair. saw veur
PRAYERS @sE take scat in IL. The
electrician il ready.
Prisoner US Wssn9 there I've no
Nsae
we waikiki s.l With erm step ap the
Meme.
Ne bls crowd au chance FOR me e.
assSe speech as die galnes
No Nea dse right hers.
Nv My Oh, my wish |
ha,sn done It,
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Ar Ihe Royal Powder Factory af
Weisesess, ia lielelaaa. mex euapoN.
der 5 sssing inside. They call il tksa.sfse
fssFse or taissr powder. and il il
sal'i tssat charge OF 81 eramltaex ~
sfasass gives. IL rifle II ssaall caller.
an leislai vvlssessy at go wards Is she
sssii thts i eslaai Ia. II il sora s,,s
eeas TIE lseises powAee. The add.
t.aiasa advantages are atssIAafel - 4,
- 'aet sasssrsng the l,Arssa. 81 pfeui,sc.
ing no smoke, and u causing ssstse r.
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ssy. Taxlar - the fos,sl,ss r,,;,3s,,.s
siss'ssis-as sz~ietF saNs taat aasur kla.4S
~ common ssssssasss hsav give rf-s =,
aiPAtssSfsS sa s8pgs0Ts 81 this state.
nastss BE relates soUae Instances ass;sr
III ga , sssasesgstsea ia Nakch SersssuS
o'sssaFe@ks - thai DISEASE kaSs tszxst
avyssased ay asaGsd aa the ~at ylas.
ter q zeSSF wAlls. While uaa aexxsss ~
sss,s and nsosaissy skins appear ais, 4,
tse the SeayexS * similar infection.
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p0ET TewNsgan, Jan, s3-Arriyrss-
n Wsset. Sslied-Ship Rosie Welt
n>RT AnIoek, Jan. &l--ArygYesi- Rktps
J. NJ tsFiiiihS
Pam4 nLASgLgf. Jan, SAilssi~-gagk
fsaiiSe.
ksiRf aNGkLEs. Jan. S.--sAip Glory NJ
isle sEss aFrivs i aad ssilea for Nauaiyno In
tow % sfsn Tag sxz iAon.
NeAH hay, Jan @s--Cloassx. light south
eass Wind ~ ) q IA
san FRANCISCO. Jals. ~Sailed-Sh
EaimyFa soi ~ Gen. Butter, Puget ssssuei
81 Spartan, sea tie; sA Oriental. Tacoma
Rattls Wesasi. seattle.
iayERryeeE.. gaa 3f~-ssiiesi-- Doris nrrs.
erSsn. Soc Nirfer ~
Henuiaiu Arrived 49, Amelia. par;
Townsend tgthgaa. tiSsoTls.
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-. Lofts tilsss. gssssssssss The unsn
ssseszs nomination IS Senator Gaslnna
a. MS nSn Suoaes soF hy Ssse Reputs-
ifeans u shc isIsssess legislature 4 -
hsas.ssF slske u hign and a. the state.
IKE has fesssaese3 sil.izvnt and fAithf
svFstse, And the Republicans If the
y asss euanssy wila be glad 50 krpg
That BE Is 10 remain In poSiiica Ia
wssskh he Is 80 we'd adapted.
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~. j.. Mitchell. Crssed by sickness.
Drawns Himself

WHAToox, Jan. w.-At Lyaden Lass sun.
day morning, about O'Clock. Ms. w. J.
Maieltell who was suffering with infiam,
matoFy rheumatism, arose from his bed,
oyefpoWcrnd the lady nurse, ran down 20
the river and jumped into the sfrcaia be-
lore the alarm oaesd be given. He was
followed 10 the river by his tracks la the
He WAS powerful yuaus mat. and highly
respected by all who xuew him. The pain
endured In sickness probably anseafed his
better judgment he leaves considerable
property.
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THE ELLENsBuRGH BooM.
astonishing Demand ser Real Estate
"A ddftlaHa Ss.il In m Has

EfLExsHtRGH, Jan. g8--A 4Daere az
dittou adjoining town was put on the mar.
ket January II. sni to-day al the lots were
N adjoining 90 This II in addition 10
numerous other sales throughout the eiss
The boom Il growing larger, aud real estate
dealers are happier every day. What Il
known IS fha Tacoma addition has been
taken or the market for the present, tbs
owner desirirg 10 wait for higher prices
~ values arc ,sosne up every day.
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The srxnsnrram-

lEnztsas ponncliy VAS defeated for
toe legislature Al the recent election in
Minnesota aud threatens o. eantsss
On many a SsFegally .felsiesi ticket l&,ar.
iag Nh. isonBellgs eanss there MAS =
cry pssssfasn, = essaeeaissi writing. a
marginal substitution al aaolher name
tar his
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, TACOMA sEws-


TxcuNs. 5aa. za.--Ti5e Grand restaurant
1914 Pacific xxense. Ras catered last eFen
lag aud SIS Il xes. from the eIoskes Of John
Eerfassxsj0;d, the pfegHSeta~.
aaak eteasaastx fo-seF we're ~. - y.
JofsE KsarneT Of New Brunswick. Mar
flts Deksrffks~rs. Of Norgks. Jes. a. AFnsw.
~ Canada, Peter Pete-sea, OF Denmark,
Peter 5oiin Lager, cf sRedsn. and HaAs
tesseusot Of Germany, to-day Tied detlaE.
atory Intentions
Up Easer0ss. james sguixisy. Tom Re-
gens snd feha wilson. drank and dsvF-
5erSs, were fnsd S. an9 easts by Justice
seafsr sf5tf rs.sssllhe, aaa E. II stevens for
the zsfae odksks. but nose aggravated Was
f38ra ZIG aiaH r1zsA,
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.
Jenqxtn MTIler.
The sisence eli dad centuries
That he enzcmbcd On yo1dEr hills.
II hf4 These dxeAmfnz poppy seas
WAR; on, he HxsSt HIS silence dIls
Th& fand He leanzs ~ II he beard
6od speak through sorae SIN g1<Zcona
His babes ahoua the gplcea morn
strikes ep6isks On yru holy BILL
Its wife and daughter griDdice corn.
Two wpmea xv;uzInz zt Q sai[l.
Oh mrssrzTs Ton san ct old
Was god. Eas god and ample gud
Yon golden hills lad aoeks Of snow.
These valley fields had far lncreased-
He eaw his ghfte sxils e and blow
By poppy fxses in Aoxes seas.
The wood .dore sang s0< him his loves
His harshese note the soft wood dove
The spnriarsi-s hand Il laid upon
Hrs fields, his aock<. bard fast and tight
But, oh I this glorious golden d1wn-
The golden doors that close et nignf,
HIS geider-hned babes, her russell breast,
Are BIS. The world may have the resi-
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san FRANCISCO. Jan. 1s.--l Indications FOR
t9cn'y fassr bears fos Oregon aad Nash.
iakton fssrstosy Fair kessasr In soasa.
easterss Oxygen. rain elsGlws4ese
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TELKGRArHIc MARKETS,
sEw YoaK sroeK sEr1xw,

EEw foRg, Jaa. % --I'he stock make,
to-day furnished lew features OF interest
beiug extremely duh. except for half i
dozen leading shares. While fluctuations
we're confined 10 unusually narrow ranges
fruEl che opening 10 THE close The close
was dull and weak. at fractional losses fol
the day In most OF the list
Government bonds were quiet and
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND q Co.
Civil and Mining Enginscrx and

DAII4R0AD. MINING, WATER WORKS
HI Typographical, bridge, sewerage and
drainage engineering gisea special a;,cs-
non- City property or lands surveyed o.
suae!ivizicd- Maps and mechanical draw.
lngx. engrzzing and blue Yrinfx q specially,
Township plata aud mas always on hand
RoeEs - aad - Yesl<s-Leszy hiook. sesf.
tic. W.T.
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KxcHAseE AND sEcuaIrrEs.


New YORK. jan Is Money on call, easy
Prime mercantile paper. 4a5sz. Sterling
exchange. quiet and firm: co days, 81 Sc
demand. a. $50.
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Eastern Wholesale Pric,n

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