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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
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TARIS FUTURES
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov 20 - CATTLE - Medium
f1eshed steers sold at 81 25@4 10. To-day's mar
ket, is usual on Saturday, almost entirely
nominal; ordinary steers sold at $3 1894: choice
to fancy cattle, $5@5 As, the greater part of the
les paing at s4 35@5. FED Westerns, SO 100
. 20. Heavy cattle so at s6 "a 5 40
Stockers and feeders SO 25@4 35 a few lots sell
IL Gs-T6e bulk at So 4o@s so: common and
heavy packers sold at So 3U@3 35 ard choicest
shipping hogs at 50 5G@3 So.
SHEEP-Were sRable at So 50003 for poorest
to 50 40 10 $4 20 for best, while lambs were held
at So 1904 for the poorest IS 255 SO for choice
lots.
receipts; Cattle, 300; hogs, $4,000; sheep.
1000.
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DEc1DuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

AL Citrus Fruit, dull and Orang ges are lower.
NO Raspberres anne in.
apples and Pears unchanged.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries. s. 6a3 q ch est for large
Raspberries, nominal.
Cape Cod Cranberries $7@9 2 bbl; Jerseys
IS 25G9; COOS Bay, 81 50@2 10 q box.
Pears Winter Nells 75o@Sl; common kinds,
35@bec q, box.
Apples. 25@oOc q box for common, 60G75c for
good 10 choice ana 75c@S1 for fancy: Lady APP
pies, $2(G2 81 for large boxes
Ounces, 25@50c q box.
Grapes. in boxes. - @55c for all kinds. Crates
sell about 1Uc higher than boxes.
Persimmons. 25@60c "a box.
CITRUS FKUIIS-Navel Oranges. 81 50@3:
Seedlines, Sl@l 20 y box; Mauoarns, 81 $50
l 65 Fs box: Grape Fruit. 50 5U@ p box; Lem
ons 75 @$l 10 for common and 81 5092 for good
to choice: Mexican Lines s2tg3 so o. box; Califor-
MIA Lines, in small boxes 25c: Bananas, $lG2 D
buncn; Pineapples SOB q dog.
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. 2O.-CArTLE-Receipts 22Oo
Market steady. Naive beef steers, So 1894 IS;
Western steers, So 7OG4 30: Texas steers, $50
30; cows and hefers, So S043 81; Gamers, $20
IS: stockers and feeders So 5O@4 40: calves
sI06 bulls stags. etc, S-G13 10.
HDGS-Receipts, 4500. Market steady. Heavy.
SO 25@3 40 mixed So 3Ud3 35; light, So IS
6S3 AS bulk of sales, SO 30@3 40.
SHEEP-Receipts 500. Market steady. Fair
to choice natives, SO 45Qn4 90: fair to choice West
erns, S3 60G4 30; common and stock sheep, $50
lauhs S4m5 80.
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.ar, SIG; mess sl4 so :, bbl; Smoked

extra clear. SIG; mess $l4 so q bbl; Smoked
Beet. 1012@l21sc o h.
LARD-Eastern iierces quoted at 514c p ID for
lierces SC Ss n Tor compound and &c for pure
half bbls. 6l4c: 10 ID tins &c; do o ib, 11sc 49,.
CUTTOLkNE-Tierces b%sc. Packages iess
pals, 90 in case, sssc; 5-ib pats, y in case.
s14c; lob pals 6in case. s1se; oo, n ms s or
In case 1886: wooden buckets, ~ lbs net
77sc: fancy tuos 80 lbs net, 1856: haif oos, about
l1O lbs 71hc q H.
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FLOUR AID MILLsTUFFS.
shipment OF 5000 bbls Flour. valued at 500 600

Shipment OF 5000 bbls Flour, valued at 500, 600,
10 Liverpool
FLUUK-Net cash prices are: Family extraA
50 55@4 65 Bakers extras. 81 30G4 40 y bbl.
COkN MEAL. ETC.-Fced Corn, az q ton;
Crac ked Corn. S23@24 . ton.
MILLST UtFS-Prices in sacks 70 lows,
usual discount to The trad: Graham Flour 80
p 100 Ms; Kye Flour az 80 q 100; Rice Flour
S5 75 Cornmeal. 81 rs; extra cream do So
Oatmeal, So 30; Oat Groats. "a; Homlny, s3 lug
Wheat 50 70: Farina, 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour
S3 25: Rolled oats .bbls). SIS 7OG5 90; In sacks
So 70: Pear Barley, "a; split Peas, $3 5U; Green
d,, A o6
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURF, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCIsCo, No
yember 20, 1897, P NJ.
The fol owing are the rainfails for the past
twenty-fOur hours and the seasonal rainfalis
20 date as compared with those OF the same date
last season; Eureka 81, this season Gal last
season 1919; Red Bluff 80, this season 3.77. last
season 3.55; Sacramento %. this season ?. 36,
last season . 20: san Francisco IL, this sensoa
l9 last season 2S4; Fresno o. this season
I .26, last season 1.5S; san Luis Obispo 90, this
.36. las season ! 75 Los Angeles 90, this
season At, last season 49,; san Diego 90, this
season / OF, last season l20; Yuma o. this sea
son 81, last season !. IA.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature so.
minimum so, mean 55.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The storm which was central last evening in
Montana has moved sout theastward be- ond the
limits OF the weather map. A sllghb depression IS
central in Ne vada and Uah which is causing rain
in that section. Rain has fallen during the past
p hours throughout Northern California, Nevada.
y orthern Utah and the region to the norrhward
The weather is now generally clear. ng, except in
Western Washington, where another storm has
made its Appearance. DeclGedy colder weather
prevails throughout Montana, Idaho, Nevada and
the create portion Of California AT Helena
Mont, the temperature is % deg lower than last
night. The large amount OF moisture in the air
renders it unlikely that frostS Will occur in Cali
fOrnia
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight, y OVEN Der 81 1897.
Northern Callfornia-Generauy tair sunday;
brisk generally westerly winds.
southern California-Fair Sunday; fresh gen
orally ives ;erly winds
Nevada-Fair Sunday. cooler.
Utah-PrObably fair sunday, decidedly colder.
Automatically cloudy sunday, cooler
San Francisco and vicinity-GeneraIly fair sun
day; fresh westerly wind
W Il HAMMox, Forecast ofcfal.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

NEW YORK, Nov 20.-The exports Of specie
from the port of New y ork for the week amounted
to 1881. COS, of which $lS,0u5 gold against
SlOl4, $50 the same week last year.
The imports of specie for this week were 1885,.
I5S of which si2O,243 gold. against 81 56.
7l7 last week anu $199,347 in the corresponding
period of last year.
The imports OF dry goods and general merchan =
ise at this port for tn week were IS, 500 36l |,
against S11, 1873 455 last week ana So 1856 in
the corresponding week of last year.
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HAY AN FEEDSTUFFs.

oiicaKe Meal is lower and Cocoan ut axe higher.
Hay is steady. with fair receipts. Bran and Mid
dlngs continue very scarce.
bRAN-sl70. s r ton.
MIDDLINGS-S2U 5O@22 so p ton
fEEDSTUFFS-Rol Barley, s20@GI q ION;
Oil Gaze Meal at the mill S2e 50G2v 50 g ton:
jobulng $50: Chopped Feed, Sl6Gl7 p ton Co
coanut Gaze Sligo; Cottonseed Meal, $2e@3U
q ton.
HAY-Wheat sl2@l45O y ton; Wheat and oat,
Sll@l3 SO; Oat, $lUn12: Barley, $l0@l2; com
pressed, S12Gl4: Alfalfa Se99 SO; st0ck, nomi-
mai; Cover, $S@9 30 q ton.
SIkA M-oUA45c . bale.
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Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
follows.
BEEF-First quality, 61a@7c; second do sag
&c; third do 4G5c q b.
VEAI.-Larg- 5(66c; small. f@7 p b.
MUTTON-Wethers. 697c; Ewes. &C q h.
LA MB-Spring, 7@Sc q ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 334 @3Isc for large and 51ac
for small and S64@384c for medium: soft nogA
2121314c q ID: dressed do 5Noc
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY Nov E0-CATTLE-Re ceipts
1900. Market steady. Native steers, SO 2061
4 S715; I've cows and heifers, 81 SOFAS 90;
stocKers feeders, $30r4 25; bulls. % 25t03 40
EOGS-Kece1pts. 5000. Market steady 10
shade lower. Bulk OF sales, IS 40G3 As:
heavles SO 25N3 Al: packers. So 25@l3 40:
mixed. So 35@D3 45; lights So 25G3 45 yorkers
So 40@3 45 lights 81 90@3 421a.
SH EET-Receipts 5000 Steady. Lamb 81 80
"a 73 muttons, 81 5Otg4 75
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leans AND SEEDS.

leans show good many changes both up and
down The market cont nues dull.
BEANS Bayos. 81 S092 10. Small Whites
81 1871 20; Large Whites. 9UcGSl 10: Pinks
81 25@ll So; Reds, 81 2OGl 35; Blackeye 81 20
al s5 Ked Kidney. 81 75@2 "a; Lmas 81 60@
70. Cutters, 81 25Gl so; Pea, 81 .5@, Az
SEEDS - Brown Mustard. $3 = ctl; Yellow
Mustard. S2ta2 SO q ell: Flax. 81 sO@2; Canary
seed, I14@2$4c L ID; Alfalfa. 614c; Rape, "a
z34c; Hemp. sc; 1imothy. SAGE.
DRIED PEAS-NiIes, 81 20; Green, 81 2091 Az
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PROVISIONS.

The packers and i'm porters report fair outward
movement at unchanged prices.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, S1ac q ID for heavy,
&c Tor light medium, 10c for light, 101ac "a n
for extra IignI and I2c for sugarcured. East
sugar-cured Hams l0H@11c; California
Hams. 9@915c p ID: Mess Beef. $S p bbl:
mess do. SO; family do, $40: salt
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The German agricultural papers make
the remarkab bic statement that the i'm
ports OF American apples into the German
empire last year were more than twenty
times as large as in any previous season,
the shi pments in 1896 having amounted to
no less than 5000, 600 centners-the cent
ner being equal 10 hundredweight.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway
Shares.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Money on call easy
at l1a9z%; last loan -; closed at -;
prime mercantile paper 314a41a%; Sterling ex-
change fl n, with actual business in bankers bills
at 50 1904 S55s for Cemand and 81 S234 20
S27s for so day 5; posted rates, 81 s3-a@4 s61a
commercial bills, "a 50; sill .er certificates 5S9
59c; bar silver. 5Sc; Mexican dollars, 4512c;
Government bonds, firm; State bonds, dull; rail-
road bonds, firm,
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MINING STOCKS.
Boston.

BOSTON. Nov. 20.-Atchison. 1855; Bell Tele-
phone. 260: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
e3A; Mexican Central 514: Oregon short Line,
1919; san Diego, -; General L ecric, 321a.
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higher; wheat in Paris quiet; flour in Paris. steady
CUTTON- Upands 514
CLOSE.
wHEAT-spot No. 1 red Northern spring,
steady. rs Cd.
rCOKN--pot = merican mixed firm. IS 214d: /:
November steady 3s I'd; December quiet, IS 214d;
January quiet IS 1sd
FLOUk-St Louis fancy winter, steady, los
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20. California dried
fruits quiet and steady, Evaporated apples, COM
mon, 5@7c; PRIME wire trav, 7$4c: wood-dried
prime, S1sc choice S12c; fancy, 9G914c.
PkUNEs-31aGS14c 4c q II. as 10 size and quality
APRIt OT>-noyaL 7GS1ac
PEACHES-UnDeeled, l0c; peeled, l2@2Uc
=
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ON the Produce Exchange TODAY the Butter
ket was steady. Creamery, l5@21c; dairy, II
@l9c; cheese quiet, SGS12c; eggs firm, fresh,
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EUROPEAN BEET SUGAR CROP.
BANK CLEARINGs.

Local bank clearinGs la week were SIS, ,4O2-
Oe6 against ST. 43s, 557 for the same week last
year gain of about l. per cent
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Nov 20-Exchanges s2o7O94
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY 4za.
- wharf, San Francisco, follows: Gz1ER
For ports in Alaska. A. NJ, Nov. z, z, J., IL
%. 81, and every firth day thereafter.
For Victoria Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town
send. Seattle. Tacoma Everett Anacortes AMI
New Wnatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.l A. n,
Nov. =. T. - IL %. p. and fifth day there.
after, connecting at Vancouver with he C. P. Ry..
at Tacoma with n. p Ry.. at Seattle with Great
Northern Ky, and Alaska steamers
For Eureka (Humb boldt Bay), Str Pomona =
NJ. Nov. 3, 3, IL, Is, 20, "a. %. Dec. g. z. H.
l5 20. "a 2S Jan l. o. 10, 4. IS. %, rs, 81
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon. CayucoI
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East Sal
Pedro (Los Angelesl and Newport A. NJ. Hov
2, 6 10, 4 Is, 22, 26 3d. and every fourth day
thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Har ford
(San Luis Obispol santa Barbara, Port Los An
peles ana Redondo clos Angeles). IL A NJ, Nov.
4 s. u, 16 ~, "a, 2S. ana every fourth day
thereafter.
For Ensenada Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatan, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosa.ia
and Guaymas (Mex). 10 A. NJ, I'd Of each month
The Company reserves the right TO cnange with.
out previous notice steamers sailing dates and
hours OF sailing.
Ticket Office-PALACE HOTEL, NEW MONT
GoMERY ST.
GOODALI, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents
10 Market s.. San Fra0ctsca
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SUMMARY oE THE MARKETS.

T. =.
Bank clearings gained - per cent.
Silver unchanged
spot Wheat rather frmer. Barley steady
oats, corn and Rye duh and weak
Hay steady Bran and Middlings scarce
Ohcake Meal lower Cocoanut Cake higher
leans show considerable change
= Flour easy at the decline.
Tomatoes advanced. Potatoes and Onions un-
changed.
Nothing new in Dairy products.
Dressed Turkeys well cleaned up. Game weaker.
Dried Apples lower.
Oranges declined Lemons and Lines dull
No change in Provisions
Wool Hops and Hides unchan nged.
Advance in Lumber goes into effect
EUROPEAN BEET SUGAR CROP.
1t is estimated that the quantity OF sugar from
beets prOdu in Europe during 1S9T-9S will be
1890 600 IONS, against 4,9lb,749 tons the previ-
Gus year
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For SIN IAsE IaS GiTNS 4 NANTA CRUZ

CTEAMER ALVISO LEAV ES FiE.1 DAlLi
eSaturday excepted) at ?. NJ Freight and
Passenger Fare between san ci Erancisco ana
a n, First sts san JOSS
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Washington
PoRTLaND,s BUSINESS.

TACOMA, Nov 20.-wheat higher and steady
No. l blue stem, 77c: No. club 74c.
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Move ember-1S97

NoTE-In the ABOVE expedition OF the tides the
early morning Tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF The day in tho
order o: occurrence as 10 time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three l!des- sometimes
occurs The heights given are additions TO the
:oundlngs the United States Coast Survey
charts except when q minus sign q precedes the
height, and then the number given - :ubtractive
from depth given by the charLs-
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Liverpool.

LONDON. Nov. 2O.-Consols, l13 316; silver,
26sld French rentes. 103f 60c.
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SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDETro SURVEY.
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
Fra NCIsCo BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-The high and low occur at tbs
City Front (Mission-street WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point The height
of tide Is ihe same at both places
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NORTHERN WHEAT MAKKE Z.
Oregon.

oregon.
PORTLAND. Nov. 20-Wheat frmer. wala
WalIa 73@73xc; blue stem, 75c; valley, 76c per
bushe
bushels wheat; British ship Hadd onhall, 81, 22U
bushels wheat, both for Queenstown.
The steamship Mogul cleared to-day for Japan
Hawaii with 50O0-ton cargo, among which
we're 34.67S barrels -four u, 600 kegs wire nails
and 1000 bales box-s hooks, the latter for SInga-
pore, India
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. O-Wheat-Steady: No
standard California, -; cRrgoes OF coast,
nothing doing; cargoes passage firm, 3D.
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Train Service VIII BE Kept Up to
Tunnel No. 1.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos.-Intelligencer
EVERETT. Nov. 2a.-Parties who may
have relatives and friends living on the
line OF the Everett & Monte Cristo rail-
road need not be alarmed al the present
situation. While the road from tunnel No
70 Monte Cristo Is so badly damaged that
1t is not likely 10 be repaired until next
spring, there Will be no suffering and but
little hardship experienced by those who
will winter east OF the canyon.
Train service has been resumed between
Everett and tunnel No. l. which is about
three miles east Of Granite Falls From
tunnel No. | 10 Slyerton Is seventeen
miles, and from Siiverton to Monte Cristo
thirteen miles. Many miners and several
women and children have already made
the trip from Monte cristo 10 Everett with
out much fatigue. They walked from
Monte Cristo TO Silverton the first day and
from Siiyerton 10 tunnel No i the second
day. There win he daily train service 10
the latter place. the train leaving late in
the day. to allow ample time 10 walk from
SIverton. There will be hand-car service
on a portion of the ne west OF Silverton.
There will be a regular pack-train ser
vice established over the thirty miles from
tunnel No. TO Monte 'Cristo. The post
office department has already arranged
FOR carrying the mails from Granite Falls
20 Monte Cristo. Telegraph service Will
De established the last Of this week.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Nr and Mrs Gladstone have gone to
Cannes, France.
The Baltimore Evening News has re-
Gdc@d us price - cent
Two severe earthquake shocks were felt
al Bucharest Thursday morning early
W T. Spear promiuea. business man
- Boston. MAS arrAiEned In coGrt Thurs
day eU = charge of forgery OF neEotia hle
paper. preferred agaiass him oy ais cousin.
Sanford l.. L=vfs.
f'eser 4 3. Widener formerly CITY treas
4~eT % Philadelphia. has made ruhlic an
sscai4ceircnt of MS intention 20 gggSe ut his
palajsal residence 10 the city 10 house A
branch x the free public library.
The fu.l-rigged ship k'ort Patrick. OF the
t'lsrt llns., Glasgow Pt. Frank Sand WAS
almost totally ieSt-oye1 hy IRE Mt her
cock IN East river He5n s1Sy. The loss
Is about S1fsl So. Her cargo. Valued. al
about Slssapas was also destroyed.
\ Story comes from Honolalu that Cant.
$oyeaSoH. who, in command Of the Senocr-
- SOPHIA Switzerland. tsok a party OF six
teen y-oUtsg ue8 from California IN xearsh
SO an Ri&egsd hidden treasure In the Solo
:1aA ISLANDS. VAS sleDtsgied al Anla as a
antursos1ss pirate and Ges5boi!eT OF natives.
VIC asd served term VI ten years for
piracy.
Az in8Eu haifbreed named JOAN anarn-
As58. en- JGs FcnG ia lac TezArSa ton. MIS-
cersS}H While eyAzed with iiG2or attars ni
..is - e. and Brutality tseat ae~ Al fresAn
asrasa8 Pe3ersNz attempted to interfere and
q ass ssSati crushed In Then Tkse tnfari-
A,cd nAn sorfnk4ea coal Oh over ths house.
s1d SET fire 10 81. The woman. who gave
birth "a a cht13 during the frscas was res
e9a3 wi;A difficulty and a!es. S4os,lS .tseg-
H2.GA
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sary. II, when a man feels out of sorts and
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from biliousness or indigestion. he will
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Many serious illnesses have their incep-
ton in indigestion or in an inactive liver.
DIR. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
sure, safe, speedy and permanent cure for
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1t is cure for nervous exhaustion and
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Mr.. w. Rogers Of COZ Graysou St. Louisville.
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not had comfortable night in six years. have
taken three bottles of DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
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Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a sure,
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Wreck on the Canadian Pacific.

Sreeisi Dispatch "a the Post oil gencer
NELSON. r. G. Nov. ga wreck &C.
CURED GA the Canadian Pacific track about
half mile from Nelson. IN which Enei-
neer Atkinson and Fireman Weaver re-
cefvsa n number Of bruises and the engine
Hooked as II II had been through a Kansas
cyclone.
II appears that the engine. dragging
three freight carr laden with coke. at
tempted 20 go IN the incline 10 the Hail
Mines srneiter. The engine took the switch
ali right bat the ears had different ideas.
The result was that the engine ana all
three. OF she ears fell On their sides 10 the
Fovpr giraffe on the main track. They were
all more or less damaged. bat the INJURY 10
the engine Is rot serious.
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lIsEz FACTORIES FoR OREGON.
0spstai Enlisted and Work VIII start
IL Flax In Raised

roHILAND, Nov. 25.-The oresonian
1919 uaces ,hat arrangements have been
made by which the r1anufacfure ~ ,,nan
mesh underwear from Oregon grown fax
itaI opea" cap
mas long been known that certain dis
alcts OK western Washington can produce
max OF exceptional fibre. During the pres
en- year experiments with flax have been
saas, wn'cn show that equally fine fibre
can be produced In the Willamette valley
ihIormation has been received that the
capital for the establishment of the factory
mas been promised. and all that remains
Is Tor the pledges of sufficient acreage In
max to furnish the fibre.
Inc Inauguration of this effort, both for
an american max Industry and an Amer
eah linen Industry. came from Mrs. w p
Lord. wife OF the governor OF Oregon.
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WHITMAN MONUMENT.
80 neeiety for the unvefl-
veallnr Exercises.

vefllng Exercises.
4 .u1gpatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
SI7fIA EAI.LA, Nov. 2.-An eiabor-
80 s,,eramme has been prepared for the
s.aelsss b connection with the unyeiIing
81 uouuunent to DIR. Marcus Whitman.
1 - cegeds ony will take place on Novem-
- = ne flfty-nintf anniversary Of the
zss@s1cse. arrangements being in the
sfssls q fh4 Whitman Memorial Society.
~ - eyening Of November y the exer-
- Njll commence In Paine's opera
60. Il which time and Place an address
~ = aeltsered by DIR. L. II. Hallock. Of
{ fSgfofnia. and select musical pre-
3 r1se viii be rendered.
~ following morning. November 20.
1nee6 MI bo stree. parade. terminating
a ~ %. Il d N. depot. at which point
s1nfeS MI be taken to the old Whitman
1900 where the monument stands.
lkenkeff stands have been erected In the
\ nnel1a!e vicinity of the monument and
II Fourth United States Cavalry will act
II i snard Of honor.
NJ proeramme on the grounds includes
1n1(coi selections, an address by a repre-
sln3stiye Of the American Board OF for
IN NIssiens, followed by the unveiling
Il III monumenf by Gov. Lord. CT ORG IN.
b Jas.es L. Wilson. Of Portland, win de-
M ne grafton OF the day and the exer-
- viii close with military salute by
lk r1sslafA
NJ a. viii be observed In Walla Walla
y public holiday. and II r. anticipated
ttat thousands Of visitors win be present
Inn "a over the country.