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caoss n rHE MIDDLE wnsr.

rlsusarrk. " D.-F'rosts have ddssA
damage 70 crops Ia south pasneav
frozen FLAX II also inj'irs6
lies M1lnes. Ia.~-crop report sayE
small grain so,,kIax poor xna 49,
x~ssar need Of rain. f'ros- frsEsn tns -
Webster city, Mo -sfrsat alarm fst H. %
corn crop In this section. over naii So
acreage has had 10 ~ r~pssaisn
wsJf rot nature unless very late tAs-
r.,utSvtt;>. Ex.-Fgfts@n husdrea 49,
sand rounds 81 woci sssBres n sp1 - ~
.y,t3 year hax bear safa 1T an 49,
n CENTS rs.r F,eurs. which 10 ; esnes
than Last year.
f,s.t..,.sr,4 fs-The s1fcss' Juns cry a.
-,,-t Ssevvx the essysas sion al whszf -.
h.syseg- Clover aaa timothy -
y..H*inx. potatoes ~ bad cpaai1s
crop gDos. srs@f fasr
Tyzss,ssh Mfan.-fsrur reports 1S* -
~ tes.s vss.e.ss ago. Ssrtss Dc sssa
vs~r @t.ssf vors rs fer crops 1fvs,s -
y~.,s,.s sersax@ sas@ so%n xfafh j.
.',...s - rsgs ssss xsseas are frsxsn-
Nsataer very cry.
Columbia. &o--Tfe lssssa ss ,sp.'.ss....'
-. -. sofsasgsnx afsseizt tEssofnsa son !.
- ,.e--,S ,spasks4e ard gsry drys eosa -
- ,sx4~w = mad stassa sas SgFusS
- ~x.,.-n asKssaxx Wsse@t a. rusr -
- &c. as~rAga sssfs s@s' s4'ps
s4ex xns sooseeo sasnx SCI As'ss-
Fiea premise gcssd ssos.
s.elarnatis. q The crop rsppfs ,ssne1 eas
- s,,.4Sc,a,~z Thar tn- eaaturh bag 10 ~
,b.. vn@at ami ts4s seTsasesnes ssas sos, 49,
- .a,z fr7sss eypsw. Tss@ warm = ssss'ef -
,sssg..s sa~s- 7sse corn ssv2 - szs, -.
ma~a sx1& ~ sssfTseN ffar7a1 49, =
20 all H. sssgzz sat2 very E~"a1- 49,
80 - ,-raasss srssssSsng. EafAte@s x,sat'-
-. Tss yaae egofs ysvvrs- +.
- -. "a .ssss- xayss eeei wssshess
-. ~ ra3a. general sss1fsszssa sf
$50 = xz as assyatse~ ~ eessss Dvss
vss.ere r Anva "a sssssnris hsa~s asstas 100
-, s-ss.a4 a2zs h@r has h~lA s&eA
eorr ssws~zr. tsse szaa1 - $3.50 sna -
,-,sssgvafg.sss b x~ss il hassf. ih~ lsNmssos
,,,,,..ssesgss Ii 81 oaSxs q Daf &i'se.
Fsxsss generally <Es ~ seS2 salSSlih
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year. Cre en- May - Of fossr a4surxs dgra-
tor REza Eernahss. Observer.
Anaeore ss-sSm Nay - axas1irg sn4
tnEs&xrssor-s ~ ,. ~ ana 90 the -1Grri-
ing Of ire Bah fs -ssu&5 - of al ir~ss n
thirty rsi7E-ss- AGgsse H. Davis. s2S&rysG-
CogSax-FfrAsa1 f th@TSsr ssssxsr on ese
s<h. which VAS very asssrsr&Az. TIE storm
OF Tie evening az &As fsxh MAS the lgssSS1
we're reE---rh<rSss or rwSr0ge.rss. 81 Sf al
IaeE OF ra3e fell within afsy znaass.cs. ssssr-
W efsssdsssrxe Tes4 rrsssSsss ~ sar Of Ths
-4Sn AID -Sss w&s exsrrgae4s beneficial %
= Ri crops. ACs2rs Ss0sssExzrger. Observer
he1-Ex fck-SSf-ax fs@rTscS rfrsn#3 ga tse
Sth- 1rsS z&fasx3 c1s 90 tne TszsSs sazzsastss-
SsarE ca ne ssth wstA sxrssng wtfsf ard
rain - r Reach. Observer.
PoTzzEF9FS--sN aseFsE~t1s 9a@ grea< damages
on Aspesw2 ard Asesfxs creeks on re fSsa.
IN TIE sass.zsserstarTa Of sass STR - 81 al
isszs1 FELL Il tHtrSy minutes :. y. u. Nays
Observer.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Breaassun. and Gr.ina.

SAN FRANCISCO. June E.-F1our-
Family extras. 81 sos -; bakers extras.
81 5sE; 81 saperfine, "a leg IS.
Wheat-Shipping. sl.-is .2.eeis. milling,
Barllsg-Feea. s7la@-ls.-: choice bright.
ard &ssfSSlass for new.
Oafs-Ccnnalon white. s5casl a7ia; good TO
choice. 81 ia@sI. u; fancy feed. s. @G1. 30.
Receipts
Flour, quarter sacks. .S.0-a; wheat. CEN
tails $50; barley, ceDfaIs. 1. l5g. corn, CEN
tails sac; DO Eastern. So; rye. centais. / 80:
potatoes. sacks, = 20: onions. sacks f-s .
bran. sacks. .sa. ulies.lings. 5ll: hay. toms
&c. straw tons, IL. wool. bass tdS hides.
NUN Der $685. ralStrS. boxes. A. vine. Sa4-
lons. =. toa
Produce. traits. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. SIS. Seq e. 80 ger ton
bran California. StaEii
Hay-Wheat and hay, ssg9in5e: wheat
and oa; s76afa. cat. seers. So: river barley,
s5ffs. best BARLEY. $S.Szsts. alfalfa sssIs
clover SGSsse stock. Sssf: compressed
wheat. s. s0Gl9. new crop, wheat, s7&Es.so
ley ssk5-59: alfalfa. $50. straw, per bale,
Posatoss-Naw potatoes in sacks. 4oafTsc
per Genital; Few potatoes IN boxes. socaIsl
vegetaalaa-New red onions. 6aGTac per
sack. ciscgrhe-s. 41%fs Soc Ter small box;
per pound common asparagus SacaSI
per nnx. choice DO. s.. 25as 50. green peas.
I1sq.c per 10 string beans. i9sss.c pr u /.
bay squash, scsfsi = Per box; tomatoes.
T5csfN per box rfiuhar5, @.3T5sac Per scx.
Fsrrail-Royai aprtcocs. s5sISlr rer box:
Peaches SsssSac Per oox, pears, ssas4fc Peg
small BOX: aF9is.s. @ssssae us-r st',ssl s,ssx (
IAn1xSorsh straw berries. e. 5ss5t per chest:
large do. s@42 per chest: gooseberrtex.
tflzH per ID: siack5errtes. Ssgs rer chest |:
rSseberries, Szass psr ene@s; white cherries.
az PER chest ordinary navel oranges g.
a. = per box choice navel oranges, S. S.ss S
Per box see6lag oranges. -Sf5@ per box
Med tAFTaENan sweets 81 SstE ~ p~E box
Nj xiean lines s.. saass. csnsrn0a California
lemons TSsSs II 80 ver AeZ. eholcr Caiaf1Tsg2
lemons, So - Par box. bananas $lst- per
buach paEse&gpssss s~ss@ pr s4ozerl; Persia n
dates. 81 per n smyrna figs. fTsaisc per n.
fsusfsr---E aEsey ores merry. IssrIEcs com
ron 40. l5sfs5s-c, fancy dairy. i5c. good 10
c.7afee Tgg7fsses-. ys5usst'ga 8sas 10
ssgseeSsa--F 'az1cy u7ih5 new Ss3sl<c- fair 20
gzos5 "a zs-e. California e1sAga cf4etfdsr II
sgz4n Young AEisrs'-s. sSseS, Eastern -
LS-ye y eszera, l-ss g.
rseas-Ssere, I9ist2 &c; rsR-h- I-s-s3 &c !:
daes eggs BE-
Posslgry-'Tuwkax e. oh}srs i19T@c: Turkey
h@ns leefllc; cad T0cs*srs. stgs4 3. young
ssss4 =. tryerS. 81 ,sas3S osnS .zzsss2 81.
tarkz cid Sz@sss& -, ts4exS. Young & ~
a. g~ess.. 15e1ssl, sosings. - ISL. pigeons.
sLLss s-s1.
waoi ard Hops
WsoI. Scrsn~-t~e0ie- g1ogHfgl. s<7Iac:
SAa xaaqula * zaontas' a1lsl years staple
7szaSe. Es.o4zFls84a. .sSltG. %@NA62- 81 EAc.
Oregon. EafEs- 3rrkgr~s fseste.
ETssps--isa- aasoga3Se az ssg13c per ESur1
Closing amesHffaas.
VsaAs-Ilassst Az! steady: De1szlaer
s 35sa.
asrsaw-Sc trading
saru-f&xxe veilew Egz5f @
Esr4a-CslssorT-sa- sSaS1$ ~.
Financial.
$size- hsrs 49,. ss~ aftS-sixNs - IT.
Nix sess -. so sss-s Teseg-4ya =. - -
NxztEE stocks
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TATCoSE June III a. m-Baronne-
ter. % *. partly cloudy: wind northwest
nfteen miles. Inward--A harkeEtiae s. Is
y. M. last night
NEAH BAY. lure it, A. m.-PArtIy
cloudy. light west wind
PORT ANGELES June F7--s a. us-Ra-
rometer. 2. 20. cloudy. wind southwest If
teen rifles Esa,.r-- "a xs 81 shin Wanaer ar
rived; toar-Eaasted schooner and tug vsgs-
liant in harhor.
TATOoSH. June r.-Nool.--Barometer.
ward-Tug Pioneer. 80 a. M
NEAH BAY. June l7--Soou.--Partiy,
cloudy. brisk wet wind. Tug Pioneer IN
bay.
CLALL.AM BAY June f7.-Eoor. Part
~ cloudy, high southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. June E.-Noon.
roEneter. s3.eo, cloudy; wind southwest
twenty miles. Ship Wender and four
mastsd schooner and tug Eoyaen IL bay.
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NEW FORK. June rs.-The s.-onx u
-r .s1 ss1aSncy q prices for securities was
ssS@--sr1 On NE 81 rex exchanges -Ex4zis
s-ssf tie rsar-icnary tendency OK the last
:. Erafers lad beea ssslsnx cz.s Teesr eesfs-
.sss aars1& ne two previous 1ays 20 r.
Ma-s, gIaa.ss Tney Ezvs coupled saIS
saes-2r. that TIE aaarkeE wouIa prove
lSs4.Aaer 1sr rgActsaE rather han with
80 atRaz Continuance ct a steady a.
h 80 - re ss@caicn fas not 6een caused
~ ~6y general condition seriously f-yect-
IS va.i@ss, bur a. Indicated by s1s above
Aa1L WINCH IS largely -se result Of rrazSx-
sn1e-
Yesterdays sailing YVES accompanied By
sVenS expressions or apprehension regard
- poss1ss screigss complications growing
81 81 tae EaHa allan annexation project.
III. En=se apprsA@nssoEs were aeara no
AoFe O today. The reaction had rfos
..saeasd serious proportions and the osser-
Losays Developments Indicate esSEsr Enax
Tie large operators have completed the
taxing care CT their prra-s or have found
reaction They were n ,ns nsld A. iarxs
myers again today aud all the Synxn op-
orators Hooked % their leadership TO swsss
the demand fer stocks
Tha market today was largely profess
sNnA3- commission house buying rot being
.oASpacGclSly n evidence Prices tor
A1sr1cans were lower in London and this
sleEas shares. which was practically tina
only exception 70 the uninterrupted al
vance or the vacla market all day. Ak
esff lew Srofzr-t2 king sales at the close.
Ias small tines Of SNORT selling which
were put cur ia . tentative way yesterday
were cr,F1n 10 cover today and added
To the strong factors il the market.
ne ooT7o market continued "a display
marked strength. whzeA was nest man.
fest IN the middle grade issues. Gains oc
substantial fractions were made IN tina
active securities. yhlle serfs Of rhs gilt
edged mortgages were conspicuous for ma
Isr.Al gains The inquiry TOR invest u7snt
account was IN large volume and psr-
eaases Of the International builds on cou-
Glentai orders were cusAr heavy. TIE Ag-
gregate sales were 81 3. sa.
Governments were neglected but quite
arm. The sales were g. III.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali, easy at 1914 per cent.
last losln- l per cent. closed. per cent.
prime mercantile paper. isE4 per cent.
sterling exchange. arm. with actual bGsi-
Ness IN bankers bills At t4-s1ss4 So for
demazd and 81 sdzl 4. s5st fer. sixty days.
posted rates. AsSS<S5EN toy demand and
A.S for sixty days; commercial bills.
81. 154, silver cer.ticz tss, 5elesrsic. bar sill
Yer, sal.c: Mexican dollars. i.ssS
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E1RRarzAJ.
LONDON June IT.--onSois IisrS: silver.
.7aai-
NEW YORK luna 1.-The Evening
Pests Loadoa nEaTac IaI casiegrGss says
rFae markets here today were xsies. sx-
cers for mines. which Ners osicva1r bag
houses supporting tseir sp~c.altsas. Tas
tone OF the other markets ercxsss1 rather
dull. but gradually Improved Up 70 tina
close. Americans closed quiet ~ the best.
bat exesyz fer Lake Shore wers lower for
the day.
The market ~ Paris was dcil and.at Bes-
In steady.
Breadstu6S and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. June T.-wneat-Qusst.
Nc ! standard California wheat. As. car
goes or coast buyers and sellers apart.
Cages On passage. very little doing.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

sIEAdr.E Il DIX I'D "A 7cDN.
Carrying United States mail. leaves lily
dG,k foot Of Main street. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at /. a. IN. for PORT
Townsend San Jsan Islands and New
whateccs Returning leaves New What
com tuesday, Thursday aaa saturday at
~ NJ = e. Thompson. m1anager-owner.
Lilly Eogartgs s. Co, agents. City dock.
T@iSphDas Main 81
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Tns North Western Line comprises -v=-
an unss~s C. perfectly sssvt1cee ra.iwxv
:, rJtsrcss. iowa. Wisconsin,. Ns-nfxar
,sF-usss-a NORTH Dzk5sa. Sscsn l9zxoes
y.orzsxa gz6 wyoraias II operates TIC
snsSs srxsrs n 1ss world. The service -
chicago. MstwaaA@e ard al sa@ principal
tries ~ shs East are Southeast cannot
=, su-~axset Instsr ca saving ySa~ rfrxes
VA The Norrh- Wesssrn- p - Parker.
Commercial AxxEs. 60 EIrst avenue. sea-
u.
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Steamer r. r. Smith - undeFUsa19
pairs on the ways st Ballard.
wha japanese training shsp HtyW
yesterday morning at O'Clock
Francisco.
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sTgS GARLAND AND EyAgCEIA
Seattle and Teunsend-Nean Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesfer Geek Sum
daya. tuesdays and Thursdays at Il 20
o. N, fur PORT Townsend. Port Williams,
Dun g-nAss Port Angeles. Pert Crescent
Gettysburg. Fysns. eSlalian Bay and Seah
on. opposite days Steamer Eyaaxsi leaves
Ye@l~r dock far Pert Townsend Port An
geies and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at s - p. us-, arrives Seattle
aitem.ate esys at 10 2. q.
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L. 3. TRANSPORTATION CO.-Te>k-
~ Tine Card.
Steamer Champaign. skazss River Rcsste.
leaves Seattle June 3. az r. E-, Jare r.
af II a. ~. @rrts s. AZ - room Leaves
Mount Vernon Jxne IS. q. 4 . "a, June r.
az o. Es-. Jane =. al p u. sunday Jsrs
y excursion 20 VEST Esacss. Lea Wing AyuFa
ssf5 a "a Icssrs Vernon szss Nkaxss CRY
s-iS- FIR rs. asssers Landing q Calling
az Taaasfv. Ssanwcn6. F1- Skzgig City.
MrssnE Esertnr ard Avon.
CITY rsSJTE--sseaTers fer afs points On
the sg1zss. Open ali might r. Fl M~Do.-
aid. Master. Tgssrhcne. Mpin S.
SEATTLE. ASATsJRTr.s FArHHAyry
WEkTfrCM AND BLAINE
Connecting az Wsa-scEu wffh srsa n1er for
Point Eehertz Steamer George e Starr
leaves Seattle az D. ~ Mondays. We'd
seS5ays ard 1rsdaTs, ccrr@ees<g at Ans
CURES WIKI rrala for WoosIey Sedro Ly-
noan and Hamilton arriving at Whzseorz
q H. IA Eezv. Ws.afesisn f0s Elaine A. a
Returning. leave Blaine p an. leave
waxtcsm .. "a Tuesdays. Thursdays zad
saturdays. arriving AZ Seattle zx n NJ
ArtzEa1Cu Dock. Te4eyzone. Pike -
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Time Card In Effect June !. 1851

SEATTLE, EVERETT + WHATCOM
ROUTE.
Stats o. Washington leaves Seattle
daily except saturday at 10 .. N.
SEATTLE T. LA CONNER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
SUNDAY. at a. m
TeiephcEe Main IN Yestsr dock.
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STEAMERS.
I'll On THE FLYER"

nEATTLE To TACOMA
- fouHd trips daily. except Sunday.
y 80 hoE- and twenty-five minutes.
The STEAMER FLYER"
laGs<1a. daily trips. SeattIe-r accuA
Hai4 = follows.
TAXING EFgkfsr TUESDAY, May ).
TIME CARD
4nxis fare. Ssc, round trip. &c
L<xvs tSat.iA--5.6. Ii ls a. m. 2<S, Gk
~
A6sss Txeoma - ~ A. m. /, 40 SD. a.
SUNDAYS
Lezvh leattse~~I % A. III. = m p. IN
Lave Tsears--s 20 a. M: 30. 10 o. IN
k&1d7nG ~ Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
ena and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
~ ssrsss Seattle.
sancsys steamers Flyer and state Of
Was1iagscn. sars &c.
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: The MIXERS Peculiar Rogte
[ 4
70
:ROSSLAND +:
> AND AEL
: KOOtenai Points. :
<n%n<n%n%n%n%R%a%n<n<a&zAS
TIME SCHEDULE.
In Eject April 13. 1897,

TINE SNnEDSx LIE.
In Eject April 21. 1897,
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer Spokane. R2ssla1sd, st PAU
ana kaAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400 d n
Fur Portland ..-...-.-............. $50 a m
For Olympia --.....-...-....... s.t5 a m
sFor Grayfs Hxrbor and South
For Tacoma. us ana $50 q. IA.
eco and .....-- .......-.....-.... 70e p n.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From Spokane. Eos2iaa1, St
Paul a5d East. --..-.........u. 80 q "a
From Portland .........-........~, : ~ D. m
'From Oiyr pia ...--.......- Sos p m
sF'rom Gray's Harhor and South
From Tacoma. $40 and u:s3 T.
m ga6 ard ................. 8 % n m
sDaliy except Sunday. All others daily.
Tsis eara subject 10 change without 40
e!ce.
Through tickets to Japan and China VIA
Northern Pacific Sfaa nsnio Company.
Far rates. routes and ether information
call On OF Sdoreao
L. A. NADEAu.
General Agent. SeassIA
City Ticket O0iss. cor. fssier way aad
EiraI avenue
Depot Tickle. Office. corner Western Az
enaa and Columbia street
A. y CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No 10 Morrison street. corner Third
Portland. Or.
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FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland IN. Iane Il. 1887.
Occasional showers. Stationary temper
Atuxe-
q. Z DEPARTMENT or AcRTCCx.
TCKE WEATHER E~aEAU
DArr.T BULLETIN.
Seattle. wash. lane II. fs1-.
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SEATTLE.
TACOMA
VANCOUVER. b. c.

Take steamer Utopia Tor Port Townsend.
Aracor1ss, Whatecnl, BLAINE and VAN
Ct1IVEE.
Leaves Yss.sr wharf Mondays and
Thursdays D. m Blaine. 81. Vancouver.
g. For information. Ye3ter deck
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co on THE GREYHOUND

Cd p.S I ne ItLFs fiAJA = d
Everett EdspoT4Gs. Scohouissa Route.
In e4scf New. %. 1855. Leaves Seattle As
a m IS o. n: leaves Everett 10 a IA
.. m Seattle landing GolEzsan dock
Everett landing. Merchants dock. Cen
meets With Str Fsrer for Tacoma. with
Str MIkado for Snohoa1issa: with train for
Monte cr7sto and way stations Teis-
phone Red 81.
FRANK w. GoopuuE. Manager.
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Carrying e. g. Mall.
On Port Orchard ard PORT Wash4ngfon
route leaves City dock, foot Of Main
street, $50 a. m. calling az Eousn Beach,
EurchslL Brick Hard. Breugerron C. 81
Navy Yard Sidney Charleston Tracyter.
Chico. a.iyerdair Leaves Port Orehard
Mary station ~ 2 .. M.: arrives Seattle AT
4 D. IA K n. Robinson. master Lilly.
Besarsssss 4 Co.. agents. Telephone.
Main u
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g ~ Kazs county. wiz sell
-sSrA yrppersy At pAzcks-
: =. .sS SSris1sx ard sss. bidder sor
1 ~ - - haS Of Jsz-se Issl.
- sI-1YH MDYFsT. sheriff.
r-.yssT. attorney. Tacoma
~ - WAxrEpt-SsAas9 ts1oers al
B. =. - usa.rExnsd VII ae
E sesss ax<strtay. the 18th dag ..
4 - ~ srclussre. fer t1s purchase %
~ - ~ 81 tAe Excslssor BseNsng
q - Ts~tcrsz, q C.. szcszilrx E'-'cx
} 4 -. s.wssg material. lager oser
~ 49, vzsss5s, ooTsess etc. gosc
- i~neeIeIl interest ~sr..s.s-Ass
- als.ssons q sx2e ca sp5lae&t'os-
- 3 beng 900 : $, |. 80 80 ~.
~. -.rsEant - az efasS OK ls's Ss1-
- a British EclzssaFa.
- - -. a. AR tender EsoS necsssA-
x1 =. = Victoria. B. C., iris Eta day
- = rrnss sclscisors, Etc. xia
+ ~ yxpsria r. G.
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zassonss rsoseSsaesSe ronsga,- aAaasOa
PARK.
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TACOMA. JsEe Il - wheat-M Milling
prace. No. club. &c. No. niuestem, nc.
ax port price nominal
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

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Walla. ss4s &c: valley, &c per huShei.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
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Leaves Galbrasra dock. fsot OF Washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thur ssiays and SAT-
arrays at O'Clock a. III. for Kingston,
Port Gamble. Seabeck brEnnon, HcHy.
Uewasto. LIliswaup Falls. Hoo1sport and
Union city. Returns aiternase days.
y. TRoCTIAN. Master.
Tefr1i che Red ISL
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
mr. HEH RGCATyE

STEAMER RosALIE.
Arlington dock, Leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
10 30 A. ns.: returning. leaves Victoria At
SW o. nj. Steamer George z. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. az 400 p m. Sunday.
direct at g. m returning. direct, leaves
Port Townsend az 2 p. m. Phone. Pike -.
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ssss~.1 ssrAsaer Furnishes Frst-claSs accom-
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western nss.s-ssss $50 Gas - - -
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Flour, quarter SACK .S.9st; wheat, cen
tails. $50; barley. cenfaIs. f.i6g. corn, cen
tails. sac, DO Eastern. SO; rye. centais, !, 80
potatoes. sacks, asS1: onions. sacks i-s
bran. sacks. CSC, uaies.ltngs 54l; hay. tons
Sc. straw. tons, ~. wool. 5alss. Los. hides
number. 3e3; raislns. boxes. A.. wine. ga
ions, - asa
The broad ax., 1897-05-22
WHITE CAPS.


A farmers boy at Hillhurst, Wash.
discovered the decomposed body Of a
man in a clump Of bushes about a mile
from town. In one of his pockets was
a check to a valise, which had been
sent. from Seattle last April. In the
valise were found silk underwear and
a number of photographs, a mark on
one OF which indicated that il had been
taken in st. Louis. The letters o T F
we're found upon one piece Of under
wear. Near the body were found an
empty whisky bottle and a two-ounce
bottle with the cork out. There was no
evidence Of foul play and 1t is consid-
cred probable that the man committed
suicide. A brand on the coat indicates
that 1t was purchased Of A. Garland,
Howell, Mich.
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will be a stranger among strangers.
There is none to whom he can turn for
sympathy. for aid or even for the op-
portunity OF making a living. More
over. there will come to him, as never
before, perhaps, the realization that
his life. with all the opportunities
which it might have held. has all but
passed away.
Gov. Morton. before the expiration Of
his term, committed the life sentence
Of George E. Gordon, now in Dame
mora prison, to fifty-two years, so
that he will be released on May next,
the time on for good behavior being
allowed. Gordon was sentenced In this
city in 1866 to life Imprisonment, after
conviction Of the murder OF a stock
drover by the name Of Thompson in
the West Albany cattle yards. Gordon
was a resident Of Greenbush and was
IS years Of age when convicted.
The application for pardon has been
on file in the executive chamber for
twenty years and was signed by some
of the most prominent people and pub
lie officials In Rensselaer, county. Cor
don is at present the prison librarian
at Dannemora. and his good conduct
during his long confinement, together
with the fact that he has always con-
tended that he did not commit the
crime. led to the governors favorable
action on the application for clemency.
Under the law at that time a person
charged with murder could not testify
in his own behalf, but he then de-
clared his innocence. He was convict
ed on circumstantial evidence consid-
cred strong.
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rerrorIred hr white Cnp..

The actions of an organization in
Shelby county, Indiana, calling them
selves White Caps" is causing consid-
cradle complaint, and the grand jury
will be called together to investigate
their proceedings. The other morning
Hiram Fox. a prominent young farm
er. received letter informing him that
II he persisted in contending for his
interest in a case in court he would be
murdered Friends came to the city
and Indignantly demanded that the
grand jury be convened and the guilty
parties be fereted out. Later in the
day 1t was learned that Claude McDon-
aid. an inoffensive resident. a witness
for Fox, had opened his door one morn
inS to find note which read:
II you are in this community twenty
four hours from now we will hang you
to the first tree in sight.
WHITE CAPS.
This so frightened Mcdonald that all
that has been found Of him was his
coat, hat and vest on the banks Of Fiat
Rock river. His body has been
searched for without effect. Great ex-
citement exists over the affair.