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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

A BOY ABOUT THE PLACE.

A BUY AbUUI ThE rLhVG'
When you hear fearful racket
Like miniature cyclone,
With some sounds so strange that, surely,
Their like was never known;
While the mother listens calmly,
Even with smiling face,
You may know that 1t is nothing
There's n boy about the place.
When you find rough carved initials
On the panels of the door,
When you find his shirts and neckties
Scattered all about the floor.
Well.wern shoes and battered headgear
In tho parlor find place,
Do not grumble-it is common
With boy about the place.
When there's famine In the cupboard
And the milk pail, too, runs dry,
And you can't keep pies or cookies,
No matter how you try;
When you yainly seek for apples
That have gone and left no trace,
Hard times is not the trouble
TITS the boy about the place.
When there are shavlngs on the carpet.
And chips upon the beds,
When the mats are tossed in corners
And the chairs stand on their heads,
When II tool is needed, you
All round the house must race;
You may know he's making something,
Is the boy about the place.
When the house Is full Of sunshine
On the darkest kind of day,
And you have to smile at seeing
Some freak of boyish play;
When the blue eyes, deep and loving,
Are raised to meet your face,
You will say, think, God bless him |"
Bless our boy about the place.
"A. IL. Hutchinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23
CABINET-MAKING
AND
R H r a L r. L N G.,
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.

TNHE undersigned, having suitable shop,
l. is prepared to do the following work in
a thoroughly practical manner Making new
parts and otherwise repairing, scraping, pol
ishing and upholstering all kinds and grades
of Furniture. Baby Carriages, Trunks, Vi
olins and Bows and all kinds of Musical In
struments repaired. Gaming Chairs and re-
pairing all kinds Of Cane Furniture. Mat
tresses made over in sections. Ticks renewed
and new ones made to order. Enamelipg
Iron or Wood Furniture Ebonizing, Gid
ing, Bronzing, &c.
Samples of Upholstery goods always on
hand, and cost given before work is DONE
Old Mahogany Furniture speciality.
! can give best of reference from those for
whom have done work. Satisfaction in all
cases or no charge. Terms moderate
Place Of business, Perry street, next to the
office of Talbot 81 Prettyman, east of Court
House, Rockville, Md.
Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
oct IDLY q. q. GRIFFIN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

DIRECTORS Charles B. Bailey, A. l.. Bar
Der, VIM. E. Barker, R. N. Batchelder, Chas.
Baum, John R. Carmody, John NJ. Clapp,
Horace S. Cummings,J J. Darlington, John
Joy Edison, Albert F. Fox, james Fraser, @.
G. Green, William Gurley, John A. Hamil-
ton, John B. Larner, Theo W. Noyes, N. H..
Shea, Ellis Spear, Fred'k G. Stevens, John A.
Swope. ]. S. Sworms,edt, George Truesdell
B. n. Warner, A, A. Wilson, Louis d. Wine,
S. W Woodward, James L. Barbour, A. s.
Worthington dec 2-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

A st. Petersburg editor has hit upon
the notion of printing his journal on
paper suitable for making cigarettes. It
is said that its circulation has been
largely increased by this means, as the
Russians are much given to smoking
cigarettes, which they make themselves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

May-'Why is it that people really
know so little about love r. Frank
because it is disease that leaves its
victims in such q pitiful condition Of
iwbecility that they are wholly incapa-
bic of nationally describing their symp-
toms"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23
THE LATEST WONDERFUL
INVENTION!

rINHE "People's" Typewriter ahead of all
l. others 10 Simplicity, CheapnesS and ca
pacity for Manifolding. Has copper type,
uses ribbon aud claims 80 words minute.
So simple that anybody can use it 10 few
inmates. Price only $40, and selling rapidly.
See its merits or write for Catalogue, en-
closing stamp for return postage.
4. r. OWENS, Gen'I Agent,
1913 Rdmondson Avenue,
jan l2-3u. BALTIMORE, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

Some people have trouble ia finding
words for their thoughts others in
finding thoughts for their words.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

MAIL ORDERS receive prompt attention.
Satisfactio, guaranteed -and a guarantee fr
let us see you--or let us hear from you.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23
.YLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 3D. 1894.
THE WASHINGTON
I0AB AID TRUST COMPANY.
Fire. Proof Granite Building, 9th and
+ streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Capital...."...........$1 100000.
SURPLUS, @l4O,O0O.

A legal depository for court and trust funds
and general deposits. Interest paid on de-
posits-large and small-at rates from to
per cent per annum, and the same begins from
date of deposit
This company is also authorized by Con-
gress to act as executor, administrator, guar
dian, receiver and trustee as fiscal and trans
fer agen, and rs registrar Of stocks and bonds.
This company offers TO executors and true
tees of estates and to religious aud beuevo-
liant societies exceptional facilities and sdvan-
iages for the transaction of their business. -
The company also has private boxes for rent
in its unrivaled safe deposit vaults at prices
from So per year upward.
Office hours from 9 A. N. to 4:30 P. NJ.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Ocean Belle will tie up at
Whatcom for two weeks to remodel her
cabin and refit her machinery.
The steamer Chehalis conveyed two
parties of campers TO Ghico yesterday.
row Of fender piles is being driven on
the south side of the Merchants dock.
The steamer Portland was sold yesterday
to the Wyman Fish Company. OF this city.
The steamer Delta brought over the Van
TuyIe-Schuliz camping party from Hood
canal yesterday afternoon.
The United States marshal will sell the
steamer Cricket today at auction at the
city slip, foot of Madison street.
The new steamer Delta now on the Hood
canal route is the fastest and most CON-
Portable boat that has ever been on the
canal.
The bark Portland Lloyd, Capt.
Friekhy, cleared from Port Blakeley yester-
day for Callao. Peru, with cargo OF
lumber.
The steamer Greyhound. in connection
with her regular run yesterday, carried q
party of plenickers from Edmonds to
Mukiiteo.
The steamer George Z. Starr made the
Rosalie's run to Victoria last night, that
boat having been engaged to carry party
Of exeursionlsts to Victoria today.
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This handsome ana eell-appointsi hotel, inst
dashed tbs psst year aud elegantly fuEntshea
throughout with all the comforts AID convent
eneeS OF a modern private residence, and cen
trally located on the North seattle cable line. at
he corner OF Rep ubliean ani Poplar streets, Is
now Under the surersision of Mrs Hammond,
who has IN the few months Of her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
axsr This nov completed and established In.
sutufloa was projected 10 meet the needs OF
women and girls coming 10 the city on business
CT pleasure. aud for the business vomoa OF our
elty. mary of whom BY honesty and fidelity
have been enabled 20 push their way aleng naosg
OF the lines ef industry In which success In.
Wolves tact. rapid movement aud faishiggnsss 70
detail; sad. too, By society OF hoIns-owning.
principally, sad homs-iowing wemea. who rec
oxnifa in the rapid advancement Of all GRASSES
and tselg ever ehsasing relations tAst TIE
business girl Of sals year-teAehsEs. sssaos.
rGpheFs. erossnskers, operators CLERKS or
snv OF the numerous branches opea to their
esft sageFs or quick psrception--ss liable eefors
iss close to be called inio snsrtnsrsnip OF nome
making, Aad that thu sslt.eomnaad gained by
contact with business methods and Systematic
detail Is no msxa part o. the nsesssaEy training
for sAs complicated oollsattoas Of weller
aeres home Tie association has spsat u aen
time and money ia ia erection snd equipment,
with a. yet lighs patronage iney are hfn'
however sa the belief that whsn better under
s,ooa IL will sn!oy uEore thsa The anticipated
tavcsahle support All young ladies' without
the narvatal root ara cordially invited 10 20 cut
and loss kAa house oyeE Hoa Will &c KINDLY
received. and vii and large halls. pleasant
dining rooms with good tsole. neat and airy
ehambers sewing fooa With uaaehsHe. and
l.rre psriors beautifully furnished, Including q
new pssua Cns,ses from 8 % - Tsr week
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NEW YORK MAnKErs.
rHs srooK rxcHAsaE.


NV loRK. July ls-were ii not for
We speculation in sugar todsy's stock
market would have been irredeemably
aali The little trading done was very ir-
regular, and9was by the room traders al
aos1 entirely. Sugar opened unchanged.
reacted 4 10 @iS which was the lowest
"aehsd. About l;lQ brisk buying
Aesement was developed. based on WASH
assoa City adyices. The shares COM
Asasd 20 advance TO the close, making
gan Of =. from the low point Of the morn
~ and "a from opening prices. Late
sShington City dispatches indicated a
ssAgreement between the house and SEN
:" eonierees on the taFif. Ii this should
Nss TO The failure Of the bill, il would en-
1sy suit the sugar refining people who
.flally satisfied with the present tariff.
matter OF fact the houses which
Aa The stock here yesterday were
ssysFs late today. Disabling lost i at the
1sh'hg, and then rose y, to n Toward
ssOa the bears made an attack on the
Feper'y' sending the price down to 10.
'ssn subsequent rally Of y There was
special news regarding the stock. but
sshoft Interest therein has been largely
sefsased aad ths stock has bsooras seeroe
ne loan market Ehe bond market has
aai!, but generally Erm.
Sosernment bonds-Strong.
etalss-nuu
tssrossnm : Steady; August option
%ss closed. Sge bid.
FgSANeqss-
seney-on call. easy at i per cent. las;
- per cent closed. peE cent. Pfims
ssasAnsiie pat1cr, Sos per cent Sterling
,.ahse, dGll bat tlrfn. with aetnal bust
"a bankers hbis at Sass. for
ssaha and A.s74sGAsTs. tor ~ DAYS:
- 49, fsies, ShSsGAS4 Commercial bills.
s'Tsf cer;iaea.ss-e4@ese.
toSns
n :. y. reg, iiSl.: Z. s. IS eoup., iIstl
II ~ reg, ia; L. :. Il, eoun, TIA !:
Al. res, -; Pacific Is, OF Aa6, l0I !;
Al. sisss 40 81: Ala. class Il, I02
Ess' s-ass Z, o.; Ala. currency. 9a1s; Ia.
sa,s.sassis, a.. - =; Missoura 6ss loo; y.
Ca,ss-a1a o, l2fis y Carolina -, 9S. ;.
q =. A raoa,iund, IL Tenn. New Set
-. 4. team, New Sekss. ios. Tenn. Old
isr,-s 90 Va Cent, ssh Va Cert de-
seq ~. Atehison Is. sag. Atchsson
e. s4 A. Ssas Cana So. 25s. los. Ten Pa
r. 81 ~. io5i. nen. & Il q. e, Il21ss
49, = =. A., slse Eris Eds. III. 90 H &
CsS, ~ q. h. & s. A. -. 81: III. e 4.
]. ie4 ii. i 7. Cent. Is, les. NJ X.
Nafsss ", 49,; ". X, H. second -. "a
ilsx' : aaoa ., llo. y. i Cent 0ensl3s,
sse NsfinsFn Paeihc lists. ioSi North
kl "a &C IDS. a, Norehwest Consols,
sssas., a. ssoEthsest :. f. dea as, liz. Rio
"sss ists, o.; 81 Paul CoHselsTss
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Sugar-Firrn
CHICAGO MARKETS.
ZEE poARp OF TRAnR.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, July ls.-Liauidations were
the order Of the day in the wheat pit and
the market closed lie lower than last night.
Some good-sized lines of long wheat,
which has been tenacionsly and hopefully
held for months, were sold out. Corn is a
shade higher. July declined &C. and Sep
tember flsc on the scarcity Of q liberal
movement in new oats. Wheat opened at
about yesterdays final figures. and after
holdtng steady for awhile, gradually de-
clined lGzikc. rallied re. changed some
and closed ms stated. Most of the news
was construed as beafish, the weaker
cables and anticipated free movement of
new wheat being two of the prime factors
in increasing the offerings. The weather
continues favorable Tor harvesting through
the winter wheat belt and condi-
tions were improving in the wheat terri
tory. Corn was generally arm. The hot
weather, with indications of O shortage
In the crop, caused free buying, and the
market resisted the decline in wheat. The
rangs OF the day was nc for September.
Oats--Ths crowd had selling fever and
a big business in the entry was transacted.
ommission houses were the principal
sellers and the buying Was scattered and
limited. The range was l5<c for Septem-
Der. Provisions were very dull and easier
on receipts OF live hogs in excess of the
estimate and the weakness in wheat.
Compared with last night, September pork
is unchanged, September lard 2lzc lower,
and September rihs re lower.
Closing: Wheat-No. 2, easier; cash,
5lsIf55c: July, 55c.
6orn-fligher; cash. 4sc; July, ass.c
osts-No. 2. lower; cash and July, SIC;
August. Z71sc.
Pork-Cssn. lower; July. sl2sO; Sep
temher ST. SIS.
Lard-Lowsr: July. $3.50; September,
So s2b1.
Rlbs-Lower; July. $500. September,
Sc. 52Jl.
Rys-Nominal at s51 sse.
Flax seed-New, ST. "a; old, $3.50.
Timothy-Eirm at IS.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts, a.0oo head; native cat
tie sold Principally at x2le3 for COWS, aud
sia4 FOR heifsrs: 81 73Gfb5 for steers;
Texans, sl256f3 Ta
Hogs Receipts q. 900 head; s4s5 for
meronantable lots. There NeFe not many
trades at over $5.25, from f50s1. - taking
aluaost the entire supply. Light weights
So 100 below extra heavy.
sheep Receipts, 4,oo0; fair 20 choice
sheep ia better request. and sold a. better
prices, ct an advance OF io@i5c. Inferior
lots were again unstable though offered
AZ the extremely low prices previously rul-
ing. The change for lhe better was caused
hy the continued small receipts, less than
fI.0Oo having arrived so far this week.
The range OF quotations VAS s. 15tg3 ~.
Lambs were in demand Al sSGAo0
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THE STATE on rnApE.

THE STATE or TRADE. oo9
s.s FRAsoIsoo, July IS. - Closing:
BEAT Easy: December. sL04. new,
saer. 95t4e; May, sL09lse;
Barley inactive; Deceusber. e2Jsc.
corn-si.45.
Branx SIC. 80 per tom 4o
BREADsTrFFs AND GRAINS
Flour-Family extras. s3.4093 so: bak-
a. extras, $S30@340; supeffine. $3.50
es5 o53
Wheat Business was qnset and STOW
hi. morning at unchanged figures. No.
Shipping. soc, though something fancy
night bring 92lzc. Milling grades easy.
tGt07lS. oc
Barley-oId feed firmly held, some deal
srs asking an advance on quoted figures
Feed. new. s21zas5c; old. sags712c ! brew
la, nominal. o.
0st.-very dull. Offerings much in
seess OF demand and prices rather against
ssrs than otherwise: mil.ing.o si.22ss
ALEX; surprise. s1371s a l423s;
kay feed. $3.50 a ol.s21s; good 10
nake. sLl59i.25; poor 70 fair. si.02tsG
LIZ black, nominal; red, nominal; gray,
EAal2a %
huauce receipts-FIour, sacks, s.se5;
meat Oregon. centals, 372; harley,
arks 2624; rye. sacks. as; beans, sacks,
LIS, potatoes, sacks, $40; onions, sacks,
>; bran. sacks, $50.
FINANCIAL.
Drats-on sight, New York. per 500,
Zoe premium. Sterling bills--on London,
6lday bank, slsS. o
Silver bsrs--82i 1627sc.
Mexican dollars-51@511<c
MINING srocKs.
Alta, q: Relcher, so; Best q Belcher,
I'D; Bodie Consolidated, 21l5s Bulwer. 81;
sholl1, 30: Consolidated California &
Virginia, $50; Crown Points, "a: Eureka
Consolidated, %; Could & Curry, 81;
haze & NorcFoss, 81; Mexican, 100: Mono.
~ ophir, is5; Potosi, As; Savage, IS:
ssrfa Nevada, 20; Union Consolidated, A.
slah, .; yellow Jacket, AZ Andes, %;
bullion, II Caledonia. 10; Challenge Con-
soadatet, 40;. Consolidated Imperial, 1;
wand Prize. B. Justice. IS; kentugk. 10;
v'srman, 10; Seq. Beleher, IL: % Scorpion,
y Alpha Consolidated. II: Confidence, S6.
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San Francisco. July 1a-Arrived-Cos-
mopolis, from Hoqniam; Scotia. from
faquina bay Farsilon. from Claiiam bay
schr Eureka, from CoquilIe river. Cleared
India Observation-Disclosures. for Astoria
San Bias. for Panama
PoRT TOWNSEND, July ls.-FSpeciai. T.
Sail tomorrow-Sh John A. Briggs, from
hanaimo for San Francisco: Br sh Bar
gany. from Blakeley for fquique.
VANCOUVER, b. C., July ls.-The tea ship
Clan Robertson Is now en- route from Hong
kong under charter 10 the Canadian Pa
cific railroad
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rxaIr.n GRAY NAkkEr.

IfyKRroo1. Jaly fs.--Wheat--Stlist and
steady demand poor; holders otter NJ CIDER
sts9ve No. i. Califorals, - I'D: Red West
egn. winter. 4 SdG4s 55sd; Red Western.
spring, Il 1895;
Barlsy-caliornia brewing, Is ode
2Ss Cd
corn Firm; demand. firm; new mixed,
spring, 4.
Floar-spring patent, S. 81.
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Deeds Recorded fn tAe Auditors Once
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1894. are =, sl2 SIS There were filed for
record yesterday deeds. the ccnsidera-
tons aggregatsng $7Ss Following Is
The hist as furnished by Osborne. Iremper
Co, ahstractors of title. lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Heary Bucey to W. G. Clark, lots 13
70 IL. block 8, Bueupa. 500.
q. @. Damn TO II. stilson, lots 1, and 3.
and sel OF nsl+ sec ,, %. g. s.
Bel L. 4 7. Co. 10 7. NJ lhrig, lots IL
20 -. block 4s, River Park. $500,
l.. Z. NJ. Brewer to II. ID. Seymour, lots
10 and II. block 4. Dell Point, $40.
frank Hanford 10 w. Il. Brooks. 10 in
lot l, sec Is, tp "a n, "a e, $40.
Frank Hsnford 10 W. b. Brooks. lots 2
and 3. block 81, TeTry's "a and Others. $40.
William Mccullough 10 Sarah McCul-
Tough. swA sec "A, tp = .. 6 e, IS.
J. ID. Ford 70 Annie 4. Woolery. ez lot
3, block 8. II. l. Yeslsr's 1st. 81
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49,. nn..n N Prom AI.,k..

The steamer Queen. Capt Carroll. ar
rived Yesterday morning from Alaska with
Matchmaker Of skins and other freight
for this port While 81 Hunters and
Nicholas hays, on tss Way down. the cap
tain was informed by fishermen that the
fish had began 20 run wrl, and good
catches were anticipated this season. TIE
steaf,er Pinta MAS sighted Of WrAngei,
ana informed the Quenn that she VAS on
her way 10 the latter place 20 investigate
The murder % the whisky ssnnggtsr'
which occurred some weeks ago near
Wranrsl. The mans boay was found on
lag is on small island IN that vsciassy-
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,


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We VIII give 81 coo In gold coin for
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TO 6 and TO 8 p. m. Sunday hours. 10 30 L.
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Officer In Miunesota--What did you
shoot that horse for2
Shooter-Shi Gittin' even with the
Pullman in Chicago.
Why. what
"stranger, tn owner o. that boss : been
a haulin' erossties for o new railroad p
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER

HOTEL BUrLER-
Mas III Campbell, Tao ]. B Steward, Everett
J Kenasfck, Tacoma MrsL b Steward, do
Pest spokane Moore. sroksne
3 Il Stearn, do = Olson, kamloops
q Thompson, Portland Jones, spokane
W A Trow wi, Mass Miss Bailey. san Fran
A Hayt Portland W brown. Victoria
J Arthur & VT, spok Hometis, co
NJ Harris 4 WI, 0lym Mrs Bingham, Charistn
Elk Morgan WI, What c Virgin & W, La Con
K = c0nyin & VT. 81 P'l Il Ruhm, Wtikeson
III l. Letter, Union City A Gartner. Portland
II Lewis san Fran Embree, Pt Angeles
Iseut Van Boskirck G. III Saith, Tacoma
Lieut. NJ Dumwoody Brown, Mhatcom
Or s Cal, UsRM CD Mclean. Mt Vernon
g Dunn, Mhateom HOyt. olympia
HOTEL pIEsER
f stark, Fall City Jo'foushlin. Mt Yer
; Gilpa.rsek, stauw'd p ID Fswcett, Tseoma
Richmond Grn Rvr r Morgan, Nhateom
] Berkeley, do " VweIis q VT, AnaeTts
n Rrstnu. langley ] HagAn. Snohomish
EBglish, Mt Yer G W sinclsis, do
MolsbangeT, Edisn K Grattidge, sedro
West Pt Madison
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Commercial rates. s25e per day.
J " ThomIy, Froyidenc Pswinefori, Superior
Isl Brown Vancouver Mrs Swineiord. do
A Grier, Kansas city C o Rates, Tacoma
W Sumner. Everett o Brisn, do
] L Downs. rkSgtt Fugg, DO
r Fenn & ", Clsvei'd " Gibbs, do
] l. Lawrence & ", do plshart, DO
A Cameron, Portland Mrs Griffith, do
d. l. Baker, III fosn Mrs Snyder, do
Mrs BAKER do II II shuitx. Chicago
n Uenweger. San Jose euherg San Fran
g " IaymOfe Tacoma n Pines Il ", Nsncouv yer
Miss Y TiFaole Town h Mcfarland. Everett
III Primrose, Dlsgeley . ) Loeb Tacoma
II Cooley, Evefstt Miss Green. Kansas City
y Wa.iing, DO MIS- MOTIFS DO
Logan, do
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


I.cspoS. July ls-Bar silver. . s-isi.
Bank of England discount rate, per
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GRADE AND SHIPPING.

- DEPARTMENT or AsRTcutTukz,,s
D.e NEsTHER BUREAu,1? q
PORTLAND, or. July lss 1seA1 .
sor Wednesday: Fair .ve1tser;
ssns
.rxs pxrAEyxEsT or asRIcULruEz,
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Thseruissr Minneapolis. on Der return
20 Philaas phis, received 80 Extraordinary
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PogrLAND GRAIN MARKET.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS..

FanAsp, July is. : Wheat - I'M
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An Empty House

Goes to rack and rain pretty rapid
A. iy. Better get tenant. Spot cash
y tenants are found by ding the enc
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she Post-lntelligeneer.
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w. 4 BALLARD,
31r frssidsaE y"
n. =. S <p FL
HoLkEa w. FEHREs.
S-fres ASS' Cash.
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OF TERN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co.
Incorporated 1857. Capital, 500, 900.
Bailey bullttng corner Second and Chsrry.
Trsnssets general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received IN any amount from 81 I'D.
wards and interest allowed thereon. Money
loaned upon improved farm and city real estate
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