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Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-17
List of Delegates.

X
p. Bland. Mrs. J. W. Farrls.
Tourists Club, Carthsge-Mrs. B. F.
Stickney Mrs. Howard Gray.
Wednesday Afternoon Reading Club
Cameron-Mrs. J. e. Goodrich. Mrs. E. {.
Woman's Club. Hannibal-Mrs. L. p
Munger, Mrs. George L. Forester, Mrs. J.
Wednesday Club. St. Louis-Alrs. F. D.
St. Louis Musical Club-Mrs. Philip n.
Moore. Miss Harriet p Sawyer
Tourists Club, Brookfeld-Mrs. W. E.
Scott. Mrs. Winifred Stowell
Century Club Webster Grove-Aiss Lucy
Alice KendriCk.
Woman's Club. HannibaI-Mrs. E. B.
Fisher, Mrs. Robert Eliot.
Sorosis. Sedalia-Mrs. d. II. Smith Miss
Sallie Potter Sneed
Clio Club. sedalia,-Aliss Ida sdllweI,
Rocking Chair Club. sedalia-Nfrs. A. w.
Perry, Mrs. James g. White.
Unity Literary. Club. Joplin-Mrs. Sue
Ladies Reading Circle, Bowling Green
Charles p. siddy, Mrs. William c. Dyer,
Ladics' Saturday Club, springfeld-Mrs.
il. F. Fuller. Mrs. Henrietta Geger.
Forest Park University Alumnae Stu
Miss Anna Sneed Cairns.
Unity Study Club, st. Louis-Mrs. Emma
Baxter.
Desthiek Musicale. ST. LOuis-Mrs. Ed
ward BlitZ.
washington Irving Club. CamerOn-Mrs.
Bessie johnson.
Shakespeare Club. C.--ton, Mrs. ]. N.
Pierce. Mrs. J. ID. Lindsay
Friends in Council Springfeld-Mrs. Vir-
ginia Holland, Mrs Mary ~ Perry.
Tuesday Musicale, St. Ihnis-Mrs. Hous-
ton Stevenson fer.
Century Political sciesae stpdv c,ub
Carthage-Aiiss Ella HalyNon, Mrs. ]. NJ
Mhitsett.
Shakespeare Coterie, Nevada-Mrs. Alice
L Hancock I
Over the Teacups, st. Louis-Mrs. Kath-
crime Sloan.
Ladies Literary Club, Jefferson City
Mrs. Henry Clay Ewing
Century Club. Joplin-Miss Blanche Dam
gerfield, Miss Mary Hunt
Rubenstein Club. St. Louis-AIrs. Cary
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-17
SxUafDozfAcA<aka
Gray for Army Uniforms.
From the Mashington Erening Star

From the Washington Evening Star
1t may be some years yet, but I would
not be surprised if the time came when the
color of the uniforms of all armies that is,
the uniforms of the fighting armies, would
be changed to gray, or, what will be better,
dried grass color" said an army officer
who has given much attention to the sub
1ect In an official way. Statistics show
that pronounced colors in uniforms operate
against the wearers in that 1t makes them
conspicuous. OF course, 1 have to admit
that for the last twenty years the tend
ency. has been toward arbitration Still.
on the principle that to be forewarned is
forearmed, nations will continue to prepare
themselves for war. happen to know
that many of the longest headed officers of
our army favor a change of color for the
uniform-that is. the uniform for fighting
service. For dress parades. of course
there is no need of changing the blue. Our
sentiment is strongly in favor of it, and
will continue that way though our ex-
perience has been that blue, and especially
dark blue, has caused the death of thou
sands Of men who might have escaped
death were they not so easily distin
guished. With our present prejudice
against sray-though gray has ALWAYS been
the color worn at West Point-it would.
seem strange that 1t should be adopted =
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-17

"Brown,s Brouchil TrocheI" will relieve
Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh, Consumptiye and
Throat Diseases. Sold only in 5ores.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-17

Fifty-six Hours to Los Angeles.
Tho California Limited. via Santa Fe
Route. Swift, safe and luxurious.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-03
LA VENGANZA DE UN NOBLE

La senora de Baudan llegaba efecto
seguda de ell baron de la Terrade Gaston abrazo
Blanca con hnglda ternu1a, dlciendola:
-Buenos dfas, mi querida heredera.
De ordnario la amaba porque saba aqueo
peraba Canda ademas porque coraz6n de egosa
haba germinado agun carno aca aquea adorable na que
eratodo ternura sonrisas.
He venido temprano, para poder marcharme tambien
temprano....
Mi culada bien noche-diio ell
conde de la Terrade.
ST. ST, burlaos de la senora Baudan. iCuando me
hayais perddo!....
Hacfa que quejaba los costados;
pero toda vida la habfa paado queandose nade
la hacfa
-Unicamente Genoveva Blanca que COM
padecen.
Blanca perfection declare ell conde quien asi
Gason mosraba empre muy deerente para la
ioven Blanca poda considerar aqueos dos
gomosos a su ito abueo.
hacfa algdn tempo CASTOR acentuaba rela
clones amtosas sobrlna apresuro preguntaa
- Has escogdo pareia para tn cotillon?
Querido to- tengo mas de docena apuntados; pero
81 quieres formar fila
Una gran inquietud refed la mrada de Genoveva.
Hasta haba contentado muy
hermano; aceptaba penosa,
pero ineudble hzo NADIA geminara hiia
verdadeo padre dcho que las circumstances de
vida les spaarfan relaones serfan empre
viales. Sin embargo aquela noche advino
hgo nencon ocuta aquela invitac6n, natural
despues de odo CASTOR expero balarn
apresuro contestare grave:
Blanca picarila; hace mas de ounce das que
ho del doctor Grander la ha nvtado ella ha
Blanca haba sdo eecto nvada por Raul Grandier TO-
ven fin de sg padre lie lIamaba pero habfa de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-03
B1BL1orEoA DE "IACoRREsPoNDENc1A PUERroR Rico"

vertido poner obsaculo Comprendo la vountad de
madre, sotando carcaiada djo:
No ben e ito dira ell collon la sobrl-
ma; que Sc ha visto
Como aquel legaban porcion de nvtados
e conde de la Terrade ho aearon Cuando euveron
solos, ell conde sonrio ir6ncamente.
-iVas por NAL camfno hiio mfo!
CASTOR encogo de hombros,
-lPorque mi primer asalto ha sido rechazado?
Sl estas declddo donde debes bus
mujer.
-Pero cala iqui6n aquel-dijo Gast6n-a quien el
doctor Garndier presentd Genoveva a Blanca?
CASTOR habfa vso ceIebre medco acompanado de dos
Jovenes Conocfa de elos, hermoso aegre de
eleganca exremada: Raul Grane recieneene salido
de la escuea Central rabador inteigene eno por des
gaca de ambcion extraordnaa Pero quen aquel
otro? Aquel otro elgado ell roro paldo anmado
hermosos rodeado de crcuo voaceo CASTOR
preguntaba donde haa vo aqueos energco
propos solo de las gndes raza aquea rec
gca, ago desdehosa.
-Evldentemente lie decfa.
No tan elegante Raul Grandier, pero mov-
mlentos indcaban seguda al descendente de
familia.
CASTOR acerc6 oy6 la del doctor
que decfa:
-Esta es la sorpresa preparaba! mi sabio!..
Pense ell otro cuando sao
que fguraras el agun hombre veo, ell pelo
largo, anteoos muy Aunque muy oven,
sacae de laboratorio LIE consdero hiio
ho mejor ell moy lie he hecho venr fuerza As
pues presento discpuo muy querido Fernando HUI
aumno inferno del hospital No puedo
buen baarin la prmera que presena
socedad pero pido para POGO de la mucha amad
que profesais.
Felzmente para Genoveva ell doctor Grandier haba ha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
CHICAGO MARKETa-
The BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO. ya1- I-fn wheat Ire tFm
s,snsnx vac ne ~ssul, % ne stez6anees cf
Liverpool ard Axat So-tEw esS reee8p-s-
r.. 1rss czslsgram sUsted 10 s6sGS<e IN
fs.r,.rea and . sAter Gre gave prsees az &C
htgrer. or r@arsy double ye<t@rcAys a1-
vsr.~ ee-~- Northwest sns socal recesSss
80 xxre moderate CltczEs o52y get q
~ars % wheat aEslzst ID a year ago. ard
wf-rsz pcEs. ard Duluta rsp1rtee - cars
srzfzsx 30 a week ara ard 60 TIE ccrrs-
a~s,rHfng say % 1hs year os@cre- Later IN
"a cav a. nG. ID q the Liverpool 13-
va-r,sa waS reported lost. and prices s-a~t@1
s,wvxara. Ope-tag pEices for Aay were
f~e-s gt5zc 20 s-zc, IS c111PzTe wil1 yes-
s.-4avas s5s.@e Of kFs&e. AE6 Ac<er q slight
sa~is-s 20 sF-ac x rad 2c3.aeT sttt4s a1EaEce
= z1ssgsfzz- TIE i4EE- was "a hiEhes-
1900 81 re dag Trade was aos.c@A54y
-. ss.-f-w tie r~ss hour - 5r-z1ess. ard
80 Increased t. voiu1- wSsr re price
80 20. avwz AErosw ire reasons scr E1s
ms--ss xzscE SvpeFyeneS vas q rsz-zor
-. r4gzx - four trade. wstc1. Z wzs
a.Fs -ras eve--wnsTe very 124L Nine
.-.rls< rspor-~d oriy E-Sa s&rrs.s % sour
80 s~sse-sav. z1i Aigs1x@e rsporTs5
- ~ n4r~.ss q Mlnz-a 7o4is sc1r seorsas
.sz.~s x~a 81 ears mere q track ~sszszg
x-.-zz-. TIE axht <esasa-d c4esrsz1es %
w-~sS ard 1ox--1zA.ss. ozzSeAs--eE>es1r-
$50 ..-sng zz4 s-rn foreign Ez2rxezs a.
1893 sr2saxia.s Cd ncs sssp tie szy-
80 T~Ns eea-g we're e1 sur. ard u --sy
hos,xsf oe re e-~2Es hey par tse wheat
cut s20rs again % 10 sssAlss s.sa ias<s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
NEW YORK NARKEn.


NEW YORK. Jan. t2-To9sy's extreme
= limited speculation vas fairly vel 1is-
tTsostea aside fran sugar. whicz agaret
fer nearly oae-oaarter Of The aggregate
dealings. and Ire tore Wa n the main
s;-orx TIE movement was Irregular,
periods OF s-rni-sszgnstioa alternating with
sn1rts o. comparative activity. In t1s
ezr'y s-sssaa the naarkst Nas spirited ard
higher prices we're rscor3e1 II London
purchases ard r.odsTAss iocal co1snisstca
no1sa sayinr. eked oat ~ covering %
sror.s T'he Improvement vas eczsi1sxed
sue q pressure % icle money which. n
eHe absence u TIRE resent prevailing dis
tgr5lng r5-1srs and reports. - Inducing
investments q eoncs ard stocks os n
trf1stc merit Tsss traders generally az
peares disposed 20 pay ne su.I s9e. ow-
tx . ths failure o. tas long stock 20
ee-re osgr n reesst rAbGs n addition &c
ste-ks the trade AID css coa1irgex
ooaxnf ra1wav bcnGA Ire soeciairles
wars again conspicuous Very lf-tEs later
So = atraeh@1 - TIE Annual meeting Of
tAs s-ockh szSe-s % re Americas Sugar
pe@rfnw Company. as =othlnx Bat r0atlrs
szslneSs Was sxpScte5 . - transacted
Tae sock sod - a traei1n early. bat
l1 ere lRts AsarS sec.7e1 ~ Pc cent @
70 RAPPORT q TIE Aprtcz1o1 90 tSe AT
se7eEta fr-s~eEf a. Tcle5, s1- A receswsr
s5r - woa1san Svsce Cc-psry. o. tAzt
cstv. co1s~ot - whtca Vas recently a.
osa~es b. - America Sa<ar Ee@rsrE
Company TIE xsn~r2I Hss sar@f@eS5 TITO
genera 6ursrzss af.sr Midday. ard ssSs
r-n-u To- decline II ga he late move
meats = p~sces were rslstsveiv u-i---or
tar zeag-zssozs ca1s@sg sssEks facts1r n
-srsSsEouA s1s = re szxi 9ezI1xs sHs
sstslzw pressure vas more pros oGEceo e11
- rnarkss cfes=6 heavy a. Enfr- po- Art
re- S&sEesx Tee sszzzr& Fer prime 5oa9s
Vas - excess - - zzszss c~@rs1 ard
issues wa3sA have Been org tzAr1sve are
EOS prominent g 1ss1.zgs q. s&es .Az-szl-
y a5wa>cH9 rrsces- TIE x42ss were G-@sS.-
eco
Czows-zEezs sa1Gs t-p-oves sl.setly 81
lad prscss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. iss-. are ST. IS. There were ni-d for
record yesterday Il deeds. sgz-egatinx
sS.o7s7G Following IL lat furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company. room Ss.
New York block:
Robert .. Richmond to BENJAMIN T.
Gsar loi .. s.k a. Gilman Park. J&nu-
Chaplin. attorney, to Herman schnls.. e.
lot Z ~ :. Rsntoa Hi add. January 7.
r. W BaE,o e, ux; 70 Phi A silver
". =. RinsAsrt e ux TO Fay w. Foster.
s S1. s. ann a s Of IA OT is. l s.
sheriff % First National Bank q seat
tie lots 10 70 L ss y BeAs heirs Sec
oqa sd Ja S'5z ,s III 49, ,,.s -.
.. Lake Cnion add. January IL love. etc.
Emma Taylor 20 Alfce Taylor. lot {. c.
Lawtoss t ,rssts 5anssrg y lovs etc
pany. ~ lots : 20 .. Blk iss Seattle tide
lands December IA lsss. sss1.Tt
G z. Davis e E,Izassth N!adlshannn.
sk s. Salmon Bay Para add. October l
Kate and Nary Owen 70 Aans r Jsa-
kins. uneli lots a.t blk g. Tsrry's
ta ssa g. : Sci 10 3 Il. n o.mss. 10, /, bin
r. Bal aad Dsnny's ist add. January
san. 70 L.oia Gamble. lst ., srh n.
Eel and p~unv's LAT ada. January 9. 81.
Mondays Transfers
william r. ard Elizabeth Eaton - =.
v, West. iot !. BID 8. Kent. January Il
Arthur I. csgksns 70 Gunert F. Posaa
lot & blk e. d. r. Dennyss rat. NsTfh
sesttie. Nevsnssr . 100 8 SOC
wilizm ]. ard Eliza Hawkins 20 the
sec IA - d. IS. 10 acres. January > s.
West Coast Improvement C0rpa1y %
susanna Esfsr. lots 70 II. blk So Gilman
Edwia ard Es,zah<sa Ivsy TO wsynoath
CroweB. NJ iot d biz n, =. T. Denry.s
Park ase. North seattls. January Z, SOL
pis 0 !. ~ sx VA ard Is s. n sew .s sse s p "a
rs Sc acres or.naer g. ~ s. 800
state 20 Phs5adelrhts Nor-gags ara
Trsss Company. % q sk - p %
s4 "a e a2s Il SIX r.: p .sss i . 4
bk -. Seattle tide lAa6s. January
=. ana May z. psersek 70 X Pest
wicx lots 70 I. Blk e wgos.s sou,s
ssars DIV. Green Lake ADJ September .
En-. Gas's to p ?. xssl.. lst 4 blk !.
r. r ara A. J. Soo,s % Ere Gaeei,
ne. ne aa9 = = ace. :. . Se.'seo % -
Taesday's Transfers.
49, asas : sr.i He : X 4 a: sIs, !,
ATixt pes-., ara -7asS o. swe tracts "a
Sc IS. Il i RI Dsssns.r = 80 s.
WAN c. ro~3sT e AZ % E6wsrs
cfNsifs. laf / bsk a. Szo2GAsraie FaIs
Den Ger Z. isss. g..
C-A-is. Arss- y S@erye r-an~o1. cts /
49, - ID EeczHis.sr's adj. January
- fsas $3.50
wee, csast TrrprSvsna-nt Company 70
sarsn A Date hots = arr "A, blk &c. G.l-
-ra- par< Jar @ary = H.
ps-1v z TTEwsfnv - %eAs3s Ncf5n~sT'
a a Ts~. % ~ s. fsef lats 4nss tlk q
y~~s@~ss =. add December u 80 g
x-s-srs - CSErsss &c. Bi1s5Tss~nsnins ~
IL 81 Nereera sd. ans "a lot : , e
$ n Kln5sa-'s aid, o-soSs- & I'D.
sss-ss
west Gas. r-srrcvs-rs.f Company %
Ms-v vsrnon, ioss = SO Il ok 81. Gil
80 PARK Jz-nzTy 3 t.sa.
a r. Maazsaz e Berthe L gAEnlas
~ = gea z-6 Csrny's sdt cts . !
q a. = e. ard ~ hEk2 wrkf.s
4 xanrfnr,s AID. wess ssatr.s. ats 4
= "a = p p % a. bik 4. lcs. q a. a
x fs - q r. g. - e. 4 .rs q. b Z.
ios 81 Ok 8 tcs 81 hlx q. Waite gaa-
n.zxs add. West Seattle. January Z. q
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nsgssrt. we're ceal. n q. xsr for q. %. -
compared r.re SAc. re preceding sala
On the Regular List
Ias COMMITTEE OF sock os lie View
York Stock Exc1azx. has rseannenSec
enat TIE fo.lor[rg securities - paced c,-
a. tie regular Est:
Louisville d Nashville. Louisville en-
e1121 81 Lexington 5svssso- s. rs &c. q,
PEG cent gold sends ss.arp.t r~c1res
froE1 s par esnx-). consolidated gsls beads
AID s-5cks Of the city % Ssw yo-k.
ar ozza Ing 60 81 go ree- Green Hav a wes~-
err railroad g - aOa capital stock ssa.-
g. ceesnSzre esr-t1eases series A. ana
81 SO 30 te5srtur. ce-rfecares series 81
Central Paci1c OF California 1-ss mort
gage Per sent god bonds Of tssT series
=. sxtectec % January /. rES ard ut 80
place1 ca the SPECIAL list: Contra. pacsso
81 California sE.is3 40 erst mortgage 9
Per cent. god bonds % tsss series r. q,
= act I. are deducted from rts rerzlA-
arc aece1 20 tae special nst
Honey and Exchange.
Money on ca. easy ~ iise4 Ger esrs. !,
las lear . closed rlSS39 ger cent; prize
nereanSi.e paper. s4es5s par sent ster-
ling exchange Arm. With sctnas business
IN ssrksrs' bis al sss7l9 81 for es-
rzs1d and as4.<<z@ 50 tor sky DAYS:
posted rates. 81 ssz14 81 ara 81 ssa4 Ssh,
commercial 6fIIs> 81 ssi-c<s4 Silver oar
raoasss. e5sosSsc- Bar silver. ssssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
FOREIGN nARKErA


Y1nancfAl
LONDON. yaA u--sCvsr. = ti-iA ccn-
sci.. i.x
NEW York. yan u.-TAs Evening
Posts London financial caeiesrAn says:
The stock markets opened dull today.
but improved later. except Tor home rasls
which we're depressed by the dividend an
neuncernerts which began coming oat to-
DAY. Apparently nost % the eempsniss
aave earned larger frames. but greatly
increased exrenssA and II appears sxe.y
are a16inE large GUMS 20 the reserves
against any possible estnrs labor troueisA
Arsrscans we're better. but there was little
doing IN than. Mines were also better ard
copper shares were serons. The India
council - Increasing tas amount e< iu
weekly drafts offered.
The PARA aa1 Berlin markets we're
steady.
BreadssuRs anA Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ls-Closss wheat
Spot, 1rrns No. red sprfrs. - iod; No.
California, 70 ~. Fisrorss ciessd quiet.
with May I'D higher and other months ID
higher. Business heaviest on middle posi-
ttona January. - ID: FEBRUARY, - shai
Narch and May. - isss6.
Ccrr-<uEst. American mixed. rsw. -
sd. Futures olossd quiet. With January
I'd higher and other months unchanged
from yesterdays closing prices. Business
heaviest oz middle positions January and
February. "a sd: March. - SD. April. -
I'D; May. - tod
Flour-sssady: demand, asAsrass; g.
Louis fancy winter. - ~.
Hops.
1oeo-As London. Pacific eoasl - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

BOSTON. Jan. 1-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow:
As rule dealers IN wool report the vol
uns Of business az about the same IS In
the previous week but IN . few quarters
larger sales are reported. Among the
sales in Boston - q lot OF |. 900 pounds
OF Australia and a ruu1or . that the mill
making the above purchase has alse pick
81 I'D at least 500. 900 pounds OF feeced end
ioos3 90 Montana and that another we'll
known NIL ID runaorst 10 have picked
Up 400 pounds OF wool Fleecss have been
in good report and there has been 9 very
fair movement OF Australian
Prices are nominaEy the sar.s a. .
week ago. The sales for the week IN the
three principal markets aggregate g.
SIS 90 pounds. s45s. 400 being domestic
and 2. 73a so foreign. Sales since January
I kavs been 800 pounts
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was c7et Ard ~ lsvsr PRICES We. ths de-
s@E-e ca1-srx@1 n ether words. q wzs q
sc7Sos-s rark>s Nay 1na1sy declined -
gee~c ard closed weak az -s~-ae.
C0-1 lad very 7zsss ssssscn- viii
rrioss asEost aSeoge<1er e@re-de-s q
crease % l.S- .5ss s1sAs,A
Gas opened scsz3y - ARA % ss3
weather r-por-s from ire West a.
through synsatsy with wse&s TIE .As.s-
insasncs vas s-ronxe- re&z the sornsr.
causing esei4ze In S-tees later.
provisssns ruled s.ro1g
Closing ouetaffona
wnsas-JaruarT. TAG: May. rssg-ykc.
corz-IaEaavy. Essc: Iay. sss<E@s.sc-
oals-Jsaca-T. sssses May. Isssc-
Forx-JarGary. E-s-1ss Nay. s. go. So
Ri5%-Janaary. IA xay. hsla.
Rye-s--sa
Rar.ey-s&GsD.
Fszxses6-1sc.
T.noSay-sS ST. 34A
Live ssoeA
CaesT--sasss wsrs zz1s gs 80 80 FER
re ccmrrocer ks1Es % dressed beef s-es-s
I'D 70 a.sQss scr good 70 esokes export cat
Re. villa limited SAFES 81 prime 20 fancy
sc-ves ~ E-iaSs -: srcexers AID feed
era g as4 Is; caves. active aad sssaay.
Hews-Sases we're made a. TIE wsy trcn
c.iaS2S Cor Big ssgs 70 - s. sea- for
superior h5gs o. axat AID medium
WEIGHS. Tie Bulk OF ne aegs ACID ~
g s5Sasa
S2ss2 we're wAnss6 ~ a scsf e rcs Ints-
-sor 20 cncsce tocka. Western sec sheep
solo a. s. gs5a- 3. and very fsw sod sslow
E-S LaE5s we're &c active deraa1a AZ
GTs1s % Cor common 20 enaicH. vita sales
largely a. sASoetA
Recsipts-CatIA ,Aeees hega. 0oS:
sass2, A.slo.
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HnINNoN. Jan 3.--SpeciG.--A exieSs
10 being suIls over Wilson's creek. On ths
DosewaIiips read. Ave nzsAss srom t26s
water at Br.nnonA
Eugene wolcots haa inst fnished tAs
construction OF . cart. II Ass ths tlstsEo-
ton Of being tho pIonesr vshtcls On the
line of the new read.
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MARKETSAND TRADE.

eeassss. Jan - ~.
yx-harres q. ira Sc at-e, Tacoma and
Portland Gearing houses tct&y uersi
C.ez-zzess. Balances
Seat. .. .-..-.-s s. :. $ 81 - g
$50. - -. - Is % az %
Chickens have Gro71s1- A nsaal tas
falling Eric. was zo- announced urtl az
.sr re sss.srx u t1s Assska bosss- Al
eoor a. TIA Feasibility % Eat orders from
TIA. source was removed tas asrats rse--
chants os Western avsnGs were ready 20
r,axs ouhzsc ire reduction u poultry quo
sxsloss. D-a.s<s we're 3ccesng today st
81 cents per pound I've vsigas- and we're
b1vfng from producers al 1-14sa sez-s
Chickers are very plentiful
Fresa ranch eggs stocd :ctay ~ the
same aEare es yesterday. TIE jsoh.Eg
cSoxztson was 1878 cen, per 5oaen. AID
rns gree 70 prod gcers was ts5G eentA
TIE Oregon market wA weGksr today
No cnzngs vas reEec In TIE fratg and
vegetable u2xkat. Large shipments %
Mandarin oranges vii arrive Saturday
on tas Tezsnsn AAru .roE Japan
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- NANcorEEa -
--~~a--~

STAN ER UTOPIA
ts-s aseSs4s. 3. Eeee- Seattle. Les-sf
- IA &en4sYs ara Tagrs&Sys
AZ NSs@1cr AsGeoFsSs. FazFa@ yea.
y 81 s.eesS- H-2szs snt FFt&aY Hzr~
-f1e@vrT. arriving NszcSGysr q
49, = aAT
-. SAs1&. 49, - vA=cSuvsr.
sHsass ~sss 1Sser0sAs.Sa &asly - Zee
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MARINE NEWS.

San FRANCISCO. yan. fi--Arrtvsc-
stnr Alliance. from Coos bay; sLrar Del
Norte. from Grayss hArecri schr Defend
er, from 3ray's haToor. CieAred-Sfnsr City
OF Pusn.a TOR Victoria SaHsd-Ssmr
Macksuaw. fer Tacoma. strnr Columbia.
for Astcyfa
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wHATCoM. Jan. i2.-spscial-Ths re-
mains OF the late Frank 3. Grandin. ac-
ccuspanied by Mrs. Graa6in. were Skipped
70 his cd home al Tittonss. Pa. today.
where the funeral services wiz be hsld-
Frank c. Tsck. editor cs the Blads nas
nes1 appointed nrs, lieutenant Of Gem
o&uy r
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". ara rcw ,-srsreS 70 Go cez7oxsrs
so- .hs trade iGry zszsures Il Son3Aresl
1rs-sor. Brewer 2rt Lcrx Primer. salts
>xe-.or ruxra--s<84 Gail 90 address Post
xarsl-sgezcss, SsasxA
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TAToosH, ian III .. m.--SpeeiAi--
niles. Inwsrsa-Tng Tyes. IA ncon.
NEAE BAY. Jan. I.--s p. m--Spectsl.-
Clear: can. Tsss Sea Lion an1 Ivse In
bay
PORT ANGELES. Jan. is--4 p n
speesAL-EAromessr, s0.sG. part csoa&yl
wind EAST four rsifes.
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,.7Tr COAST sTEAAsHIP co.

|,.7Tr COAST sTEAAsHIP co.
~sgrfec>rt steamers UmaflA.
$3.50 ard Walls WaEia pig be-
~ -. ses.tis and Ban Francisco. calling
- Tswnsend and Victoria. b. c. an
%sss
Ln~s esastls Due
IL So Frsncssco, ran - - "a =
rssssr IA "a .. g :. "a
say L I. L. Il. :. D.
- a.r Pran-sSsAtfie 2. m-;
- "a SEATTLE g. December y, u. IA. y.
60 4 10 yJsnuxry .. =. Il. n.
exn 2, n.
szssy 3 H. =,
|aE
- saves Seattle az q n. for Alaska.
s--rs<r 81 = January II. u. Due back
Z gxsfIs December q. January 10. "a.
= ss.apaay reserves right 70 change
szzsrs or sailing dates
If IEOwBRIDGE. r. 3. supt.
Seattle. Wash.
rss4.a. Perkins = Co.. General Agents.
~ fraEeisco-
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E6Ef SOUND a ALASKA sTEAN-
EHTP CONPANr.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
g.yAMsvrp CITY OF KINGSTON.
hssesa Tacoma and Victoria. a c.
txAnfv Nj Tacoma Iiie Ar tsdan
>SaLv T1pt Tesnsendi = Arii t5pm
ssbr Arms Victoria AlLyl sopm
ysav szeses Moneay.
rs steamer furnishes srss-cisss accom-
ssls:srs eArrving both freight and pas
rfsrs -. leaves from Yesser wharf.
MIA
~ faisA etc. INQUIRE Of
q. y TuNp<pyKE.
yesier wharf seettlA
L A NAnEAC.
0<nsrsi AEeEt NJ r. Railway.
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The Miners Popular Raaie
To
ROSSLAND;
AND ALL
Kootenay Points.
TIME sCHEDCLE.
In Eject November goth. 1894


TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For Spokane. ST Paul and East, g . N
For Portland ..-... ....-.-...---..1.--e p n.
Fer Oily nipta s-~--. ..s... 1890 - = "a
.F0r Grsyss II. and q Bead z ? N
Fcr 1acotnas.s.. s-..--@a---sss 80 - q -
For TScar1a-s.. +--.s .s.ss..-+s ss.a- - , IA
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokane. g. Paul = Aast - . N
Erom Portland. .-.sss..s~a- 80 > a
sFr0ra Olympia s.s.se..s ssss~-:.s - y 50
sTrarn GFavss H. and 3 Bend = .. IA
Frcm Tacoma ..s..s ..--..----4s,s = "a
From Tacoma *-.s-... .-sss-%s - =. III
From lAFoszi8 ...s ssasss--. -. - -
.nAsiy except Sunday. AL others daily.
TAgs card subject 20 sssuss Without no
tfce
TArsuSA tickets 70 Isnan ard Chins vta
Norfh@rn Paclac Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and ether Information
call on or ADDRESS nwr
G-rs-ai Agent Seattle.
CITY Ticket offies. corner xesisF wAy
pepet Ticket Orlce corner Western
sxs5sge ard Columbia street.
A p CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger AEent.
Ne SO NoSrlsoa street. corner EAtF1
Portland Qs.