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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-03-14
Died..

John Roland, the sixteen months old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lobaugh. died
Of inflammation of the bowels last Satur-
day evening at 9 o'clock. The funeral
was held from the Congregational
church Monday, at 10 a. NJ, Rev. L. o.
Baird preaching the sermon. The
svmpathie6 of the community are with
the bereaved family.
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Pleasant BiFtsaay Party.


Joshua A. Bryant as GS years Of age
last Monday, and theievent was celebra-
ted by gathering ofiall Of the family
at the residence of II A. Farr in the
afternoon. Mr.. BrYAnt's six children
and twenty-one OF his twenty-four
grandchildren were present, and pho
tograph of all was tsken. Mr.. Bryant
was the recipient Of many handsome
presents. The birthday dinner which
was served was superb, and some of the
delicious cake founc8 its way to the
HERALD sanctum. Nay Mr.. Bryant see
many more as pleasant anniversaries of
his birth.
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Russell, who was sentenced to
twenty years in the penitentiary for
shooting Daniel CantY, in Pennington
eighteen months ago, has been pardoned
by the governor.
Alfred Windus has filed pre- emp
tion claim on quarter section of land
near Vollmer, Idaho. His claim was the
last filed in the Lewiston land Office be-
fore the going into effect of the law re-
pealing the timber culture and pre-emp-
tion act.
The John Jack and Annie Firmin
dramatic company, which showed In
Pullman year ago, will be here again
next Tuesday evening. The company
is good one and should be well patron
lied. The performance will be given in
Leitch's hall, on Main street, A social
dance will follow the play.
-Messrs. Olmsted, Bryant and Viii
son, of Mcconnell, Chambers & Cos.
store, in company with W. D. Henry,
spent ssone day the first of the week with
the game in the country. They brought
back we'll filed bag, each claiming a
portion of the spoils, Wilson going 30
far as to say that he killed three rabbits.
Representative Young received a
telegram from Olympia Thursday stat
ing that the governor was quite apt to
veto the amendment to the agricultural
college bill, that provided that the in
stitution should not be located in coun-
ty now having state building. 1t is
not yet known what was done with the
amendment.
Pullman will soon have a chance to
secure an iron foundry. The iron works
of Haines & Hauser, of Stockton, Cal
ifornia, will be removed from that place,
and new location taken up in this
county. 7. W. Enos, who has lately
visited Stockton, says that the firm has
an eye on Pullman, and in this case
Pullman should lose no time in getting
both hands on the foundry.
A literary society was organized at
the Congregational church Thursday
evening. Officers were elected as follows:
president, W. Fl. Harvey; vice president,
". J. Windus; secretary, W. Z. Branel;
treasurer, Mrs. A. r. Chandler; librarian,
Mrs. G. Walling. The society will meet
every two weeks, the next meeting being
Thursday evening, March 26th. A lit
erary and musical program will be rem
dered at each meeting.
The latest romantic opera comique
''The Sea King" will be presented by the
Gilmore opera company, at Spokane
Falls, March 26, 81 and %, and the
Union Pacific railroad will give the
people of Pullman and vicinity another
grand excursion to the city of the falls.
Any one desiring to make the trip should
make it known at the depot office in this
city, as the rates will greatly depend on
the number of tickets sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Farr gave
a very pleasant dancing party at their
residence to their friends last Monday
evening. The enjoyable time was par
ticipated in by Messrs. G. L. jackson,
R. Bryant, ". H. Hendrix, J. M. Pal
merton, F. E. Carpenter, and their wives;
Mrs. o. E. Young; the Misses Towner,
Wright and Young; and Messrs. Gibbs,
Nye, Wilson, Herman, Klemgard, Haz-
eltine, Allen and White The music
was furnished by Looney's orchestra.
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lobaugh wish to
express their gratitude and thanks for
the kind attention of their many friends
during the last illness of their little son,
John Roland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. IoBAUGH.
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WHEAT!

is good property just
now. We will pay you
the highest price that
anyone is paying Ell ther
in the war ehouse or on
cars. Barley 90 and 95
cents, according to
quality. Oats 81. .25.
A new and large stock
of clothing just in.
The largest and best
assorted line of boots
and shoes in the Pa
louse country.
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BOttling Works sior Pullman.

Pullman's bountifGi supply of arte-
sian water has been tis means of estab-
fishing new enter rise in the town.
Portland parties viii put a plant for
bottling soda water, a3d other temperate
drinks, in the town, md U. NJ. Cosper
will take charge of tia, FORKS. The nee
essary apparatus for IN. 5n plant is expect
ed to arrive to-day. .thMr. Cosper will
prove an able managt5s1 for the institu-
ton, and no better lseation than Pull
man could be found. The drinks from
no other bottling establishment can
come in competition 9TH the Pullman
drinks, as the celebrs ed artesian water
will be used here. T.sat alone will give
it an enormous sale.
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WANTED:-Good reliable firms or
persons to handle non-board Fire
Agency, in all parts of Washington.
Companies of the best financial standing
duly admitted to this state. Must have
good reference. MARVIN Bros, state
agents, Spokane Falls, Wash. 18tf
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Elevator Burned in Moscow.

The Pacific Coast Company's elevator,
in Moscow, burned to the ground last
night $4,000 bushels of wheat was
stored IN the building, and all was con
sumed.
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NOTICE

We will deliver, f. o. b. cars in Coeur
d Alens City, four-foot dry wood at 81
so; part seasoned at $2.25 per cord.
Cedar shingles, first quality, at 1925
per thousand. Terms cash. Send us
your orders. DILLARD & Co, Cnur d.
Alene City, Idaho. 3w
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STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL.

The second term of the State Normal
School, at Cheney, Wash, will begin
February 23rd. Persons desiring ad-
mission are requested to be present at
the commencement of the term. For
circulars or particulars address
w. w. GILLETTE, Principal.
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HOSE.

We have good water system now
and there is no reason why each person
should not protect his own proeprty to
a great extent, by haying fifty or a
hundred feet of hose in his house and
always ready for use.
We have supply Of good 4 in. hose
for fire and garden purposes, patent
nozles with which the stream can be
adapted to any use, by turn of the
wrist.
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We have purchased some fine buggies,
direct from the factories, which we will
be able to sell at prices which will as
tonish the natives, who have been used
to buying of agencies.
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PURTJC SALE.

A registered Holstein bull, will be sold
at public auction by J. F. Baymiller, in
Pullman, Saturday, April 4th. Terms
to suit the purchaser, at 10 per cent in
crest. 4w
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LOCAL NEWS.

AOCAA NEVSs
For spectaeles go to A. Whites.
-Firemans' dance Monday evening.
W. NJ Chambers is in Portland this
week
Wall paper at Munroe & Carpenters,
cheap, 2w
For perfect fit in eyeglasses go to
L. Taylor will build new house
this spring.
Winchester writing tablets at the
post office.
Try Walter Ruble & Co. for groceries,
boots, shoes, etc.
The largest assortment of spectacles
In town at Whites.
Twenty-Five per cent. off on heating
stoves at NJ. & Cs. 2w
w. E. Harris, of Wardner, Idaho,
was in town Friday.
Considerable machinery is being
sold by the local dealers.
Geo. Hid is laid up with very
severe attack Of erysipelas.
w. E. Dackins of Post Falls, Idaho,
was in the City this week.
Do not fail to see the new process
photos, at Taylor's gallery.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Haynes,
on Saturday, March 7th, son.
A. G. Mcdonald, deputy county
surveyor, was in town yesterday.
w. J. Windus is one of the many
who will build houses this spring.
Foor & Kewill, house and sign paint
ers, paper hangers and decorators.
New process photos, at Taylor's
gallery, are permanent and beautiful.
The sights in Portland will be
viewed by Chas. Olmsted next week.
F. d. Richardson is visiting this
week in Portland and the sound cities.
Latest thing out.-Collodion emul-
sion, or process photographs, at TaylOrs
gallery.
-Ex-United States Senator w. J.
Mcconnell is expected home about the
Doth inst.
Born to the wife of Len Staley, on
Monday, March 9th, girl seven pounds
in weight.
Come and see the new process photos,
at Taylor's gallery, and you will want
some of your self.
j. NJ. Hill says that the person who
took robe and buggy whip from his
barn Will now find his buggy at home.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated
in Pullman by the play by the Jack and
Firmin company, which will be followed
by dance.
T.. P. Chambers tie Pullman watch
maker is prepared to mend your watches
clocks, iewelry, etc, in the best possible
manner. T"
We are closing out our remnant stock
of dishes, glassware and lamps below
cost and one needing anything IN this
line can get it cheap of us.
VDDER i WINDUs.
"A large number of Pullmanltes
we're in Colfax, last Monday, to act as
witnesses in the cases against h. j.
Mason. The trial was, however contln-
ned over until June.
Farmers wanting loans should call on
Ryria & Baikie, at Pullman, or Moscow.
Loans had through them may, at the
borrowers option, be paid IN full or by
;nstallments, without bonus. insurance
Ia raol estate business also promptly
attended to.
Foor & Kewill, house and sign
painters, paper hangers and decorators
have located in Pullman, and are pre-
,,ared TO do all kinds of work in then
line. Leave orders at Burnes' carpenter
shop or Palace hotel
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A bay horse colt, about nine months
old, came to the farm OF w. 81. Kincaid,
October 18th, 1890. Owner can have
the same by proving property and pay
ing charges. w. 81. KINcAID.
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from Japan. Impor cd
dir ect1y by US. Green
or bl ack. H1gh priced
or low priced. Buying
in very large quant1-
ties we can do better
on teas than any other
f 1rm in VIII tman county.
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q N1CW we're
IN DI and proyisioSSs

R. J. Park, q weTi-hnown and popular
farmer residing neas Pullman, left for
Milton, Oregon, % the fifth of this
month, from which place he returned
last Tuesday, accopapanied by his bride.
Mr.. Park and MISC Ielah NJ. Rich we're
married at Milton, Nehtlay, the 9Th inst,
and have returned td allman to make
their home. ThegnoERA1D extends it's
heartiest congratqLeTi as to the happy
couple. sesIa
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Write to DR.. W. A. Egbert, room 8,
Korn block, at Seattle all you who have
eatsrrh. If
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ohton Pacific RdiLlUay.
From Pullman, daily:

Unton Pacific Ratt,cay.
From Pullman, daily:
~ EAsT-BoUND:
NO. 10, Express, leaves at FINN,
No. W, Mixed, leaves at. 16.06 = -. =,
wEsT-BoUND:
So' 10, Express, leaves at II .5S n r,
w. 81 mixed, leaves at ..... 6:5Opm
Main Line, Nos. and 2, 'HThe Overland Flv-
s' sr' carry through Pullman Sleepers. Colonist
66leePers, Free Chair Cars and Coaches. between
Portland and Denver, Omaha, Kansas CITY. St.
LOUIS st. Paul or Chicago.
Milan Line, Nos and 4, ''The Limited Fast
Man, carry Pullman Dining and Sleeping Cars
between Portland and Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad.
GOING NORTH:
:, $40 g
freight and Accommodation ..... 1905
GOING SOUTH:
~. So '---.-. --.-...... b.45 p m
Freight and Accommodation 9.35pm
LEWISTON BRANCH
Accommodation Arrives 6l5am
Accommodation Leaves. .......... 7.O5 p m
]. R. LORD, Agent
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A. o. q. " Notice.

All members Of Eaeonix lodge, No.
1O5, are requesdlT ta - present at the
regular meetissa TbFgsday, March
18th, as impo.<se S5sdS - si'a-sseg at
tended to- Bys IS of x.rrN HILL,
NJ. W. 4Uely ove her
The morning call., 1891-09-09

of that stockingl It's like piece of CODE
lin tapestry. That's tile way like to see
things donei"
Aud Mr.. Broderick never rested until he
had been formally introduced to Honora
Haywood, and thanked her with equal for.
maiity for the good Offices she had rendered
him.
It was a golden October evening that
Honora came down into the kitchen where
Mrs. Pennypacker was baking pies Ter ner
eccentric boarder. with the crust made OF
the best Attorney butter instead OF lard
"Oh, dearl oh, dear" shed Mrs. fenny-
packer; what All awful thing 1t is 10 be
an old bachelor, to be sureW
"Hs wont be a bachelor much longer.
said Honora, laughing and coloring as she
laid her cheek on the sndlady's shoulder
"What do you mean?"
"He has asked me 10 marry him after
only a fortnight's acquaintance. He says
that girl who can mend stockings as do
needs no other test. And he says he loves
me; and-aud-"
"WeuW
81 almost think love him" whispered
Miss haywood.
And so the problem of Honora's solitary
life was solved, all through the magic infiu-
ence Of needle and thread.-WaVerley.
The morning call., 1891-09-09
CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
The Board of Examiners Passing on
Qualifications of Teachers.

The Board of Examiners Passing on
Qualifications of Teachers.
Certificates were granted by the Board of
Examiners of the School Department yester-
day rs follows; Grammar grade, to Mrs.
C.S Baker on her California life diploma,
Miss Anna Grozeler on diploma of Califor-
mia State Normal School, A. w. Lyser on a
Tulare County grammar grade certificate,
Miss Lille d. Dietz on Wisconsin State
Normal School diploma High School d.
ploma TO Miss S. A. Hobe on California life
diploma.
Certificates were renewed first grade, to
Miss d. E. Elerhorst; second grade, to Miss
f. FITZGERALD, Miss Anna Boyle, Miss Lau-
Stone, Miss A. |. Kelley, Miss NJ. NOrthey,
Miss NJ. NJ ansfeld, Miss E. Giffin, Miss B.
NJ Eubank and Miss Fannie Krogh, and a
special certificate for teaching bookkeeping
was issued to |. Leszynsky.
A new rule was adopted requiring appli-
cants for special certificates to pass, in ad-
diton to any one special subject, an ex-
animation in reading, spelling and English
grammar. Applicants for special certiti-
cate in bookkeeping shall in addition pass
an examination in commercial arithmetic.
Criminals Accused.
Informations were filed by the District
Attorney yesterday as follows: Jorgen Won
Staden, perjury; Louis A. Kook and Mary
Anderson, grand larceny; Pepper Taylor,
Frank Lewis, Blanche Henry, AndI ew RIM
Iinger and Charles Qugley, assault with
intent to commit murder; George IL: Tay,,
Hart, Lee FooL. G. NJ. Dennison, assault
with a deadly weapon; James Gleason,
William O'Rourke, Thomas Stanton, William
Gilliland, burglary.
The morning call., 1891-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
The Result of the Sale OF Lots by
Auction Yesterday.

Easton. Eldridge & Co. yesterday sold the
following property by auction: Four lots
on the south side of Market street, west of
Noe for $500, $500, $500 and $4,000 re-
spectively; lot 21x75 on southeast corner of
Church and Fifteenth, for $1,000. and the
three adjoining lots for $500, $1,000 and
$3.50, respectively; three lots in Park
Lane Tract T. for $40 each; Market
street Homestead 10 t, 50x192, for $3.50; five
lots fronting on Plymouth avenue, near
Holly, for $3.50 each; three lots fronting on
West Park and Richmond avenues. for
S415 each lot on East Park avenue. near
Holly, for $500; southeast corner Sanchez
and Twenty-seventh, 1S0x114, Tor $500.
COMING SALES.
William J. Dngee and Easton, Eidridge
g. Co. will offer fOTty-four Alan eda lots
Saturday. The lots front on High street
and Garfield avenue, very choice location.
The lots are level and ready to build on, as
the streets are severed and macadamized
The property is offered on the most liberal
terms, only one-fifth cash.
Next Monday g. Ii. Umbsen q Co. will
sell the Alameda property known as the
Rural Home" This is o popular summer
boarding house, and will be sold with all
the furniture. The sale will be held on the
premises.
On the 18th, Joost, Mertens & Co. will hold
a subdivision sale. The block bounded by
Baker, Filbert, Lyon and Greenwich has
been subdivded, and will be offered on easy
terms. The extension of the Union-stre
cable line will bring these lots into demand
for residences
The morning call., 1891-09-09
AS sEssnESr NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT CIVIL CODE OF
IN California; Julia Consolidated Mining Come
pany: Location of principal place OF business San
Francisco, Ca fornia: 10 alton OF works, virgins
mining District, Storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board oil Directors held on thu 18th day OF August
1871 an assessment q o. Pa OF lOc per share was
levied upon tn; capital stock OF tho corporation.
payable nm .diSteiy in United States gold coin to
the secretary, at the ONCE OF the company, Room
%, Nevada block, No. 500 Montgomery St, San
Francisco, Cali ornia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall "a
mato unpaid on the 18th day OF September 1891.
will be delinquent and advertised for saa at public
auction; ana unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on THURSDAY the Sth day OF october,
1891. TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses Of sala
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
- J. SFApTFELD JR., Secretary
once Room SIS, Nevada ock, No 3O9 Mont.
gomery ST.. San Francisco, California. aul3 I'd
A SSEsSME>T NoT;CE-MEXICAN GOLD Ann
n Silver Mining Company; location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, CAL; location of
works. Virginia, Storey County, Nevada. Notice Ia
hereby given that At q meeting OF the Board OF
assessment mo. 49, of twenty-five (25) cents per
share was Isvied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poratIon payable Immediately In United States gold
coin TO the Secretary at the oice or the company.
Room 10, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery ST.. san
Francisco. Cal. ANY stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 14th day of Sep
TENDER, 1881. will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction; and, unless payment IL
made before will be sold on Tuesday. the 9Th day
OF October 1891. to paw the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. By order of the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES e. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice-Room ~, Nevada Block. 309 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco. Cal. Sull I'd
The morning call., 1891-09-09

FLOUR-Millers report fair demand at I'M
changed prices. Net cash prices as follows:
Family extras IS l5G5 IS y Dbl; Bakers extras,
50 1906 rs: city supernne. 81 6593 80; Interior
brands $500 % for extras, SIS 65d3 20 2 Dbl for
super1ne.
wHEAT-spot freights continue very dull,
most of the shippers are either supplied with ton
mage chartered to arrive charteting prior to
arrival. The chartered Wheat. feet In port has n
registered tonnage OF 12l against 46,440 tons
the date last year; dlsengaged. 3637 tons,
against 1884 on the way TO this port 426 900 tons,
against 1872, 00O.
Wheat is lower again. and very dull and weak at
the decline Buyers hold OFF, and sellers are not
an1lou, to let CO. nominal and stagnant MARKET Is
No /, 81 %; extra choice. 81 66s4 lower grades
i s2Ia extra choice FOR milling. 81 s71s@l 10
CALL sALEs-MoRNrNa
Prices declined 19ss2c 5 B1yes 'ea ss
77 700 aSG = d79s Seller sos u 81 ss 49,
Zoo, 81 IS; 100, 81 So. Buyer sl-ioo, 81 $3.50:
500. 81 69ss; 100, 81 Ssl4; 100 81 80.
CALL sALEs-AFrERSooN.
Buyer season-400, 81 77ss; 300, 81 7719; 600
81 77s4; 800, 81 77ss. Seller '9l-loo. 81 1914
Buyer 'sl-lo6. 81 6514; 3oo 81 $685.; 1900.
BARtEY-Prices have made little change
for some days. Old Brewing is fairly steady, but
ns 81 or as G
New Brewing 81 l0Sl l21s; old Brewing, 81 eoS
CALL sALEs-NoRNrNs.
81 o7i4; 800. 81 o7ss; 200 81 O712. Buyer sea-
son-70O, 81 1875.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Seller '91-200, 81 OLA.
OATS-The market is well stocked and rather
easy. though choice White bring the top quotation.
white are quoted at 81 20GDl IS for good TO choice
and 81 10 OIL l71a for common TO fair; Surprise,
81 30ol 80: Gray, 81 l7129l 2a1s; Black, 81 20
al 22Ia u ctl.
C0RN-Demoralize and declining. No demand
worth talking about Small Round Yellow, 81 AS
Large Yellow is quoted at 81 1901 S71a. White
Is offered at 81 80 q cti, with no buyers
RYE-Lower and dun at 81 62l501 80 Q ctl.
BRAN-Ouoted at S2lGo2l so y ton.
MlDDLINGS-Quotsd at S25@126 q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at s24D25 y ton.
HAY-Eeceipts continue large, but the demand Is
good and dealers report prices steady ouotable at
Sl2(@l4 90 for Wheat, Sll 6u@l2 90 for Dat, sl29
Is % FOR Wheat and Dat. 81 509l2 SO for Wild
oat; $40 50@o12 for Barley. S10 6O@ll so for Al
falfa: $l0QD II for stock and 81 29l3 for Clover.
STRAw-QuoIed at 45Q55c y balo.
MILLSrUFFS-GTound Barley, S2S 6OGD24 50 q
ton. The mills sell 0ilcake Meal at $50 O ton net;
Rye Flour, 314c q ID; Rye Meal, &c; Grahan Flour,
3Iac; Oatmeal. 40: Dat Groats, 4I4c; Cracked
Wheat. 3alc: Bueswheat Flour. 3lac; Pearl Bar
SEEnS-Yiiiow Mustard, 50 509J . ctl; Brown
Mustard, 81 5U@j; Flax, So IS; Canary. 2slGS3c;
The morning call., 1891-09-09
TO TIE xArlxE SONS.

When power broke the bars OF sleep,
And cried, Awake We sons OF HE"
The troubled clouds OF the vast deep
Rolrd back and quenched inpassioned STRIFE
Ambitions voice spoke loud and clear;
/. oh western youth, appear! appear!
The SlorIes OF your land arise,
Awake, ope wide your dreaming eyesW
Oh matches power what regal sight
To greet unfolding dreams Of meni
To mlugIe with the stars OF night
Stubborn flowers OF hues OF heav'n.
Each dimpled wave on dimpled sea
Broke. laughed and ran in ecstacy.
Each queenly flower waving high
Spoke " triumph" to the splendid sky
Pride OF the wavel the western wavei
For California weave a crown.
That souls in nights abyss shall save,
And glory in her sons renown.
Native youths for you the sun
Its grandeur bright has just begun,
And rolling down IN peaceful light.
Comes W to greet enraptured sight.
Say. Francisco, sept 9, 1891 ALMA ALDEN
The morning call., 1891-09-09

Retail prices are as follows:
PtNE-Rough. $lS for No. and $50 for No. 2;
Specified lengths, 500 odd lengths. Sl7: selected
rough, S24 clear rough. $3U No. flooring, 5000
So, according to size; o. do, $2392o; stepping,
dressed. S43 for No. and $25 for No. 2; Lath, $50
4 20; Pickets. rough Sl7.
SPRUCE-Rough. $50: selected. SlS; clear, S34;
dunnaye. SlS. deiivered: dressed shelving, S37
REDN O0D-Rough, S19 for No. and $40 for No.
2; extra sizes 1921 for No. and SIT for No. q;
Iected, s26: Rustic, No. l. $24950: No :. S.S;
surfaced, No. l. 5000 rs: No. 2, S24926; Piekets,
rough. BIZ for square end ana $40 for pointed;
surfaced. fancy end, $26 Battens, lie y foot; Shin
giles. 81 p Nj for common and $3 70 for fancy;
nj