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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 3,

III h5DA1 tNENING MAY 81,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
May bank clearings, lost s., 500. 600.
Silver lower.
Wheat still depressed.
Barley, Corn and Rye lower.
Oats weak.
Hay dropped soc.
Beans unchanged.
Ground Barley declined.
Corn Meal lower
fotatoes and Onions plentiful.
Butter and Eggs lower Cheese steady.
Poultry cheap.
cherries, Currants and Gooseberrrfes lower.
Aprlcots III large supply.
Last Orange auction of the season.
Dried Fruit unchanged
String Beans drug
provisions unchanged.
LinSeed Oil advanced
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
L ocean DiVision-and PACIFIC COAST GESIfsA
s. s. CO.. Will dispa teh from Spear-strest wharf,
~ 10 A. M for the above ports one OF their Al
hon steamships viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a. June 5, Is
%. july :. -, -, Au- ust =, II. -
COLUMBIA %, June 8. Is, %, July 8,
Is. y, \ uCust z, u, 27.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. RI. aud
other diverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington. British Columbia, Alaska Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to PortIand-Cabiu. $40; steerage So;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket oficss-1 Montgomery ST., and Palaces
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
Freight on1ce-200 California st.
6OODALL, PERKINS & CO. Supt. Ocean Div
II 10 Market IT. San Francisco.
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The NIoney Market.

NEW YORK, May 31.-The Evening Post says
There was some evidences in to-days foreign ex-
change quotation OF IN effort TO force bills on the
market against shipments Of gold to earnings. At
auy rate. 1t was clear enough that the direct Lon
don Withdrawals have ceased and that io-day's
$Z.000,OO0 export with the weeks earlier shin
ments are destined for Germany alone. The open
market money rate at Berlin and Frankfort is in
fact at the present higher than at any other Eu-
ropean center, and il Will be remembered that
81 600 600 gold was shipped to us from GERMANY
to meet the needs OF last summers panicky money
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
HAMBUR G-AMERICAN LINE.

Fast Line to London and the European
Continent.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER SERVICE,
Between Jew Yor u'h mptOn (Lon-
don, Paris) and Hamburg. Low Rates
TO German, Scandin AVIAN and Brit sh
Points.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH e-.
- anpton for London, Liverpool. Ant <KGTE>
werp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris, s-ls1a1aassas
etc. Tickets to and from Gothenburg Maimo
Christiania, Copenhagen, Apenrade, etc. at low
rates For tickets, cabin plans and further 1Rfor.
nation app to
A. W. MYER General Pacific Coast Agent, 4Ol
California ST., cor. Sansome, San Francisco my5tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
american LINE

NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.
CHORTEST AND MOST c jNVENIENT 4ea
- route TO London. Close connection at SzzsEssSSZ
Southampton for London and Paris; very low
steeTage rates now to points in England, Scotland
Wales and to Belfast.
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIV ERPOOL WEEKLY: very low steerag e rates
now 70 Queenst own and Liverpool.
RED STAR LINE FOR AN fWERP: desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For Information regarding freight and passage
apply to International Nav igatioD Company, g. o..
FAHN ESTOCK, General Agent PACING Coast, 6O9
Market street. Grand Hotel building. lei L
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OMAHA, May 3l-CattIe-Recefpts. 1900 The
market ruled active at shade stronger prices all
around. CoUstuff in light supply. good de-
mand and firm. There was somewhat more
ltrength and activity 10 the trade in stOckers and
feeders aud prices were fully settled Quotations
unchanged.
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California Fruit Sales,

CHICAGO. May 3l.-Porter Bros & Co. of Chi
cago sold to-day auction two cars OF California
fruit. follows: Seeding AprIcots, 81 1902 so:
Pringles, 81 6O@l rs; Royal Anne Cherries SIN
! As; Black Republic, 81 36@l 40: Tartariaus
poor order, 7Oc@$l 50; Cherry Plumbs small
bo1es. 81 90; Centennial CheIIles. 8 q! Is.
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San Francisco Meat NIar;:et.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 516c: second quality 41z
Csc; third do, 31b@41ac 2 10.
VEAL-Large aga &C: small Calves, Sc: Dairy
Calves. 6l97c . u
MUTTGN-Wethers, 51s@6c; Ewes. 5@51ac
p 10.
SPRING LAMR-615971hc p n.
FORk-Live Hogs. 4S4 for heavy aud medium
grain fed ana 41ac ? n for small; stock Hogs 312
d4c; dressed do, 6IaOl71ae 2 d.
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Secretary T, C. Friedlander reports the follow
ing Call Board sales for May: Wheat 1877
600 tons; Barley, 1914 500 tons. Total S5l-
600 tons. Total sales from July /, 1898. L
May 81, 1894: Wheat l.S74 ZOO tons: Barley
5S3, 700; Bran, 100. Total, BASS, 500 tons
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CATTLE
Cattle-Receints II 5oo. 54cu

Catte-Receipts, 1880; 81 cars Texans steady
TO strong: prime to extra native steers. 81 I56
70; medium, 50 S0@4; others, SO 40@3 rs;
Texans, 81 S0993 80: 2 loads, 81 80.
Hogs-Recsipts. zS, 500: heavy steady: Others
&c lower; rough heavy, 81 3O@4 so: packers and
mixed "a lOCG4 IS; prime heavy and butcher
weights, 81 SU@4 80: assorted light 50 7OQs So
Sheep and .ambs-ReceIpts 1000: lower. top
sheep. 81 40l9A 80: top lambs S5Q5 Is.
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wheat-Mav. 545sc.
ElOur-Quiet.
HOps-Quiet
Plgiron-Slow.
Copper-Quiet
lead-QuIet.
Tin-Barely steady; Straits, Sl9 rs; plates Quiet
Hpelter-DulI: domestic, 81 20.
Cohee-Optlons opened barely steady and at
54l5 points declined: recovered partially but
returned 10 lowest points: closed fairly steady
6Gl5 points net decline. Sales 1920 bags in
ending: June: :l4 75@l4 So: july $l4 b5G
1879; August, Sl4 20 9l4 80; September $I3 IS;
October, Sl3 45@l3 50: November, Sl3 80
p spot Rlo-Dull: No. Z, lb$4c; mild, dun: Cor
doya, l9Ql914e. sales 500 bags Rio Aguas and
fat Beans basis 1880 for No. Z
Sugar-Raw steady. sales 1000 bags: Centri-
fugal 90 test at 2%4 c; refined quiet.
SantoS-Quiet; good average, l7S0CO: receipts
100: stock, $4,000 bags.
Hamburg-To-day and yesterday prices were
l4pfg lower 10 l4pfg higher. To-day closed with
net changes as compared WIFI Tuesdays closing
quiet market. Ies, 5000 bags.
navre-Y eSterdayS market with prices from
unchanged 10 = lower; to-day's market opened
al "A lower to 12t higher compared with Tuesday s
close. AT u noon general advance OF LAT; at
$3.50 P, NJ. no further change at 80 T. NJ. a gen.
eral decline Of 12f, ana closed quiet. Sales 900
bags.
KIo-Firm; No. z II, $3.50; Exchange. 9ss.
Receipts, 5000 bags cleared tor the United States
5000 bags; for Europe, 1000 bags; stock, lSg. 900
bags Warehouse deliveries since last report, 424l
United states stock, 2Os 900 bags: aiioat for the
United states, 0,0U0 bags. Total visible for the
United States, 900 bags against 474, 72l bags
last year.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE.
S. p. MIDDLETON & CO.
AUCTIoNEERS

AUNIIVN EINS,
WILL SELL AT THEIR SALESROOM,
SO Montgomery Street, san Francisco,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder
in United States gold coin for account of the
London and San Francisco Bank or whom it may
concern on Saturday. June q 1894. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, five bonds numbered 73 TO II incusive)
for one thousand dollars each of the California
Iron and Steel Company of San Francisco. "a lot
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Arg entine Republic to assist in the payment OF its
debt The break in Argentine stocks was due to
sales in Paris rumors that the funded loan
would be paid in script This is not believed
here.
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Chica~n Markets.

CHICAGO May 3l-The Southwestern crop dam
age reports, backed by buying from the same sec
ton, sent wheat up sc in big jumps after theweak
opening to-day. Realizing showed the prices down
again later, but July closed Zee higher. Corn
finished 1sc higher, oats 14c higher aud proYi-
sIOns at a slight advance.
Wheat hoped up ana down briskly within the
13s range opening trades showed a tTiie loss
an soon went down "A more when q 1886 rally
took place, but did not uOId, and 5s and 81 de-
cline set in, after which the price changed but
little. 1he failure OF the predicted frost TO show
the W Gather map, the lack of any strength to
cables, the prospect OF warmer weather and the
price currents summary ali tended TO develop
bearish features. i he situation changed later
and the rails which followed was due TO the bad
crop news, which continued to pour in from the
section. St Louis especially The Impression
also prevailed that prominent local concern
with elevator interests, was buying freely through
half-doZen brokers' and also had a strengthen
ing tendency. The late continental markets were
weak and lower, however, aud TOOK the edge off
the market prices, declining sharply when the
quotations were posted. but Q market closed
steady Corn generally firm ali day within
I4G3sc range. Good demand ana the advance in
wheat lped prices.
oats hrmer good buying, mainly by shorts
After a Ssc range the market closed near the top
buying by packers aud action OF wheat caused a
firm market in provisions, out trade was small
and the range narrow. Compared with last night
July pork s7I2c higher, July lard sc higher and
July ribs 215c higher.
Vessel rates Buffalo were frmer. with fair
demand at 1850 for
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Portland's Business.

PORTLAND, Or, May 31.-Clearances. SIZE. 600
balances, $500
wheat-wa ALA walla, 75c; Valley, 7712@sOc t
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Foreign Marlrats.


LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-The spot market is slow
at As I'd. Cargoes weak at 22s Sd for of coast
22s SO for prompt shipment aud Dps for nearly
due.
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Exchange and RuIl1on,
Call Rnard Salas-

Bank CIearings.
Local bank clearings in May were $50 l 81 $50
against $50, us, 703 for May, 1898
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
C0MPaGNIE GENERALE
TRANSFORMATIONS.
French Line TO Havre.

ITIIE 10 IIdNTt.
TOMPANY'S PIER tNEM). AZ NORTH <S~n
Y River foot of Morton ST Travellers <HLNSSaag
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the emanuel in a
small boat. New York TO Alexandria, Egypt, via
Paris, first class. $50; second class. $Il6.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt Rupe.
une 8, A. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Laurent ,....,....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... June 10, :30 A. NJ.
LA 1oURAINE, Capt SantelIi.
........................Jun June Is, 80 NJ
La BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf. .....,.....
.................. ................J June so, Noon
EB- For further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent,
No. 3. Bowling Green. New York.
J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Agents, Montgomery
ave, San Francisco.
Branch once. 10 Montgomery st. au3l II
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
July. ..SIl 95 Sl1 8712l
Sent El2 90 Sl19T %

The cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Fa,y. No Spring Wheat, 5455c; No. 3 Spring
Wheat.591ac; 20. Red. 545sc: 40. Corn. 81 &c:
Prime Timothy seed. So gU9-: Mess Pork bbl.
81 9uG l 90; Lard. p !OU IDS. SO 7UG6 72Ls;
Short hiDs sides Oooseh. S6 2215 CgS6 rs; Dry
Sailed shoulders (Doxed). So 1905: Snort Clear
sides fuoxed). So 621e@6 S712; WHISKY distil-
lers finished goods. ? gal. 81 Is: Sugars. Cut
LOAF. : formulated. -: Standard A. -
un the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm and unchanged. Eggs-steady
and unchanged.
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NORNING BENsION
Board-l0 Pacific Light ng, 40; 80 Gaslight,
Il14; 66 V Water SO.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-50 Hutchinson s p Co. S7s; 20 dc, s54
10 DO, e9s; Water, 1874.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy ": last loan I%: closed
at y. Prime mercantile paper, 2s4 @415%. Ster-
ling exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at "a sS34 for demano and 81 s71a
for sixty days. Posted rates, 81 eSLsG4 80. Com
merctal bills. "a S61z Silver certificates. 64G65c
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(fACIEIC SYSTEM.
aims Leave and are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.

THE WEEKLY CALL is published
every Thursday. Get a copy
and compare it with any other
paper in quality size and
price. 81 per year; 10 pages
2 columns eacn
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CONRAD! CONRAD! CONRAD!

In
State Lottery Company shall the Presidency
Manufacturing Company of Bay Louis
all machinery
to Puerto
Care Central America EXPRESS
"A. A
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The Prnnnee Frnh
S ECURITTF,

The Prouuce Exchange cable gives the FOLLOWING
Liverpool quotations for No. Red winter:
June IS Is4d; July, IS 215d; August, As ga d
september, As 314d; october, As 315d: November
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ihtehded SIS. Saiiings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
June 4-June 25-July 16.
TO ONOLuLU AND AUSTRALIA
June l6-July 16-Aug. is.
apply NJ. NJ. STERN, Chronicle BId,9
GAS MARKET ST.. san Francisco.
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Stocks in London.

LoNDoS, May 3l.-Cohsols I0l1s@IOI 9-l6:
silver 70 D. 1871 French Rentes. i00f soc. Bullion
into Bank of England, $4,000.
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Fonovi. g. were the safes in the Pacific Stock
AITtRNooN sFssIoS-2:3o.


100 Andes 60 $50 g & Clio 100 Ovrmn25
COS 4 q b / 20 100 SN -. IS 100 POtosf-...gS
100 Bodle... l.50 90 Hex. L 321a 100 savage..75
BOO ChollaT.- 81 100 OccGntI. % 100 SNev 90
500 CC&N - 90 4UU Ophir ? IS 100 q6
$50 ......--.1 1. 95 200 ~ = s-1a 400 Jckr a
zoo L fOintl 90 100 $500. 2g2la.
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK. May 31.-The speculation on the
stock exchange was dull and uninteresting to a
degree that trade in sugar and Chicago gas alone
relieved the market from utter stagnatton. What
trading was done mostly ia the short side OF
the market. influences Influencing the specula-
tion being manly OF unisvorable character.
Although the sterling exchange market was a
shade easier in tone to-day's gold shipments were
increased Unexpectedly, bringing the total ex-
ports thus far this week up 10 $4,000, 900, and a
similar amount will 60 forward, II is thought, on
Saturday. This had depressing effect on the
market, and receipt Of renOrts OF several rail
roads which showed decreased earnings for April
heavier than were anticipated added to the G9u-
eral weakness. sugar, while most active of the
list. very extensively dealt IN.
After early break OF per cent covering
movement was begun which resulted in an ad-
vance OF l3s Renewed selling checked the i'm
proyement and gradual decline set in, resulting
in loss the entire gain. In the final dealings
there was a rally OF -, with a reaction OF Il at
the close, making a decline OF IL per cent on the
The fluctuations in the granger shares were
within fractional limits St Paul and Rock Island
losing Is and Il RESPECTIVE ly ana Burlington gain
ing - The day, and there being nothing done
/ Southwestern. oregon Improvement broke
Us. The market al the close steady to firm
The bond market was firm during the morniup
but became easier during the afJeTn Don ana closed
weak.
Petroleum. steady; Pennsylvania OIL, sales none.
Ju ne option, sales none: closed 81 offered Lima
oil, sales none. Government bonds, strong; State
bonds, dull
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
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WHITE STAR LINE.

U"I@ Stata ILltLs
United States and ROYAL Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
new York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.
{ ABIN, $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD <ewu
ipg to steamer and accommodations 4AASE5kke
selected; second cabin. $50; Majestic and Teutoa-
1e, $40 ana $4s. Steerags tickets from England
ireland, scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through 70 San Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
es, sailing dates and cabin planE may be procured
ron W n. AVERY, Pacific Mali DOCK, or at the
6eneral once OF the Company, 61S Market St.
under Grand HOTEL g. W FLETCHER
apps TuWetrSu Il Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.
CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL ga
~ fortnightly for the west Indies and <ss&s17p
southampton. calling route at Ch0r1,1urs
France, and Plymouth, to land passengers
Through bills OF lading, In connection with tha
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., Issued for freight and treas
IRE TO direct ports In England and Germany
Through Tickets from San Francisco to Piv
mouth, Cherbourg. southampton. First-clans
ele5: third.elAss. $97 80. For further parton.
lege apply 20 PARROT q Co.. Agents
sos California St
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows Family
extras, So 40G3 so; Bakers extras, SIS 3O@3 40;
superfne, 50 5OG2 10 = Dbl
wHEAT-Futures were rather frmer yesterday
but spot quotations were unchanged No /
S71ac; choice, 90c: lower grades, 1886; extra
enc &c for milling, 95c6SI = ctL
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Buiiaxhs,.s In New Mexseo.

DrSvEz. Jan. GA special to the Re.
pabiican from Albuquerque, says: Three
weeks ago Don Antonio Fuentex
and some celebrated acknowledgements
in this city from Mexico and
Immediately made preparations for
our exhibition. An appeal was made 10
Gov. Thornton 20 suppress the fights. The
governor has instructed the district at
torney and sheriff to enforce the Law.
Capt Eaentez announced that no blood
would be drawn. but the fights would be
vicious and exciting. Two thousand
people saw the fights this afternoon, visit
ors coming many miles for the purpose
There we're Eve fights In the third Don
Cruzerore Zorro was tossed over the head
OF bull. In the last fight Don Enrique
Luno got into tight place and was
thrown into the air by vicious bull. but
was not hurt in the least.
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issued an edict in response TO assertions
which Mitchell. is said 10 have made. in
which the Engsishman is served with
formal warning that the club would clam
bis forfeit Of S.eoo If be did not appear
At the point indicated in the original
summons Wednesday AT 5 q. M In ad-
dsfion TO this il is authoratively
stated that the referee will award the
5000 side bet to Corbets in that event.
There Is considerable other money which
Mitchell would lose i. he failed to subject
himself TO the orders Of the Dnval Club.
DENVER, Jan. si,-Ed Smith left the city
tonight for Jacksonville 20 challenge the
winner of the Corh<t,- Mitchell, light. He
is accompanied by James Jordan, OF San
Francisco. who will back him against
either Corbe;t or Mitchell
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Among the Duck Hunters.

Duck hunting in the neigh oorhood Of
Seattle Is very poor sport At present. The
water Is too high in the Duwamish and
White rivers aud in Laks Washington.
The latter body of water has eelipsed all
previous records and now stands actually
at the threshold of Capt A. r. Leake's
house. The captain Is good
hunter but got only one duck
last week. Reports from the shooting
grounds on the Sound indicate fair
sport. One party brought In $50 ducks
from La Conner last week. Frank Akin.
and c. +. Treat bagged seventeen on the
Seattle Rod and Gun Club preserve, south
OF the city. few days ago. f. A. Arm
strong killed twenty mallards on the La
Conner iiats.
The Seattle Rod and Gun Club will have
q shoot NJ West Seattle next Sunday.
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AM. B.aumont's Winning wax.

Allie Beaumont. one OF the New Zealand
dance house girls. was arrested Yesterday
morning At 3: 30 o'clock by Lieut. Bryant
on the charge OF grand larceny. Charles
Holster. . laborer, who is the victim of
Miss Beaumont's winning ways, claims
that while she sat on his lap he so far for
got himself that she succeeded in extract
ing sa5 from one Of his pockets. As soon
as he found that he had been duped he re-
ported the matter 20 the police and the
woman was arrested. Yesterday afternoon
she was released on $500 bonds accepted by
Judge Glasgow.
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DRUGGIST HAFKR NOT FOUND.


Search for Missing Witness In wilcox
Case Proves Vain.
The mystery regarding the disappear
ance of Herman Hafer. the states most
important witness In the Wilcox murder
trial, is still unsolved. although the police
have received tip to the effect that Hafer
10 somewhere in Lewis county. Detective
Cudihee returned from Victoria Yesterday
and said that he had not found any trace
of his man. On account of the strict laws
regarding the registering of druggists In
that city. he feels that he would
have had no trouble in finding
Hafer il he had been there.
The report that Hafer had q brother at
Chehalis arose from Haier's own remarks,
yet the police have not found the brother
and cannot find that Hafer has been there
The strange part of the whole affair is that
Hafer told Massera. the Tacoma barber,
that he was going TO Chehalis. where his
brother lived. and then would probably 60
on To Victoria.
Detective Cudihee said last night that
he was not yet ready to helies e Hafer had
disappeared Intentionally. lie Is inclined
to the idea that Hafer does not realize the
Importance of his presence at the trial and
has gone into the back woods, SO to speak,
looking for work.
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ENIIIEa

J. x Rssye. the tswsies, formerly af 80 Frort
street. hss renewed Ats casiasss 10 his cfses N
tire Roxwel huisains.
The funeral services ever the remains os sam
Sel kaas WAC was arowEei January Is in lie
bay. we're held yesterday ai:4raooz 81 Boansy 4
ssswssE's eaasel. Esv. Alexander AIsoa co.
e-at.as.
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Walter @. Ronald's residence. 81 sl2S
Florence street. Was entered by burglars
Saturday night and clothing and iewelry
20 the amount II about SO stolen. En-
trance was effected through side window
by means Of a Jimmy. The burglar or
burglars went through the house from top
10 bottom, and on leaving left the back
door open. There was no one AZ home.
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Chief Willard received information from
Chief Aer;E. of Spokane. yesterday that
the sherif was on his way 10 Seattle for
Lizzie Wilson and Lotsie Smith, who are
wanted there on the charge of stealing $500
from George Waidron. Nanse Lewis, tile
latter ~oman's best friend. was released by
Chief Willard yesterday, but Curry Dunn.
the notorious crook who has OF late been
keeping company with Lizzie Wilson, is
stttl bafd
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vitality necessary 10 In
sure their health. The
pneumogasiric nerve, as
shown here. may be said
40 De the most important
OF the eutire nerve sys-
TEN. as 10 supplies the
heart, lungs. stomach,
bowels, etc. with the
nerve force necessary 10
keep them active and
healthy. As will he seen
cs the cut the long nerve
descending from th e
base OF the brain and
terminating Ia the bow
els II the pneuUogastric-
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart. lungs aud stom-
ach with necessary vi
tally. When the brain
becomes In any way Dis
ordered by irritahiiity
or exhaustion. tbs nerve
force which is supplies
Is isssened, and the or
gans receiving the d.
nialshed supply are CON-
selefter.fv gea keuNti