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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec 16.--Wheat opened very
lively and buoyant buyers and sellers were
very numerous, but the confidence OF buy
ers was more evident. Prices started
over yesterdays closing with May at s7i.c:
some sales We're at &c anG then under
large purchases advanced 10 671ac.
Hail vas reported To have badly DAM
aged the Argentine crop In some sections
ON the other hand northwest advices were
reported bearish. The northwest sold
quite heavily in this market all day and
sent predictions of continued large re-
ceipts. California reported continued rains
OF inestimable value. Buying halted TO
some extent after May had reached 67ssc
and realizing became quite heavy. prices
reacting for Il short time To 57izc: but
before II O'Clock the market was booming
and this time the demand did not let up
TIL near the close. Late cables showed
stin further advances in foreign markets
The great strength Of the LIVERPOOL mar
ket was the big factor. Trade broadcned
out materially as the session advanced
and this in itself alarmed the shorts and
causcI heavy buying by that class OF
May had risen TO SS@sc. Previous 10 that
time realizing had been against the longs
and wheat showing good profits they took
advantage Of the strength % the market
Hay nnaliy sold down To 617.c Closing
fairly steady Al that figure.
Corn was strong early with much buy
ing hy outside shorts and local longs
The boom in wheat was the principal IN
fgeRee when wheat broke late in the dav
corn became weak. longs being heavy
sellers and new short lines were also pat
o4t. The market closed nervous with
about all the adT-ance lost.
oats were rather duil relatively. and
price changes narrow. May closed UNI
changed.
Provisions were moderately active
Packers were free sellers ali day and
There y as not a large run % hogs As a
rule the market was rather weak. There
vas g9ed deal Of profit taking by longs
on all the hard spots AT the close May
pork Was 1l7c lower. ribs Z32c lower
uh~~s
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Gse per NJ: FIRE brick. $zd5es terra Gotta
pipe. enc per foot
Cement uobblnge-Pcrtiand. K b & g.,
G.75: Aisen, G75
Lime Cobbingl-Roche harhor. 50: San
Juan, G-1
Plaster oobbing}-Goldsn Gate. per Dbl,
H25
Plaster hair Johbingt-washed. 81 30 per
sack: unwashed, g. 70 per sack.
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PORTLAND, Dec. 1s.-There was little
more life in the local wheat market today,
the improved condition Of the Eastern mar
kets, together with an advance IL Liver
pool options FOSTERING the market up some
what. Waila Walla was quoted as high as
asisc and Valley was in better demand at
eVQtlc. Rluestem was steady at SIC.
Cleared-BriEish bark Gen DeCnarette,
British ship Matterhorn, for Queenstown.
with 1ts. 2s3 bushels wheat
" heat shipments from Portland for the
week ending today were 49, 243 bushels.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-The Commercial
advertisers London financial cablegram
says:
Inc markets here We're quiet and firm
today. Americans fiuctuatei within narrow
limits They hardened finally, in sympathy
with Union Pacific, which was bought from
New York.
Spanish bonds reached 1884. on the an
nouncement that the Cuban coupon would
be paid in full.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16.-Wheat-No I red
northern. spring, firm, Is I'D.
Corf-tutures steady; December. Is
March, IS Sisd
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Dec. 16.-Canadan Pacific.
s.;s, Grand Trunk, 3Ss. Bar silver, steady;
2, 9-l6d. Money. per cent
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CITY NOTICES.

ORDINANCE NO. 5l55.-An Ordinance au-
thoriziug the CITY Treasurer and County
Treasurer for sixty days 10 accept ana
cancel certain street grade warrants in
settlement OF delinquent street grade as
SeSSntntS.
Whereas. it is desirable 10 settle up as
best IL may he done all OF the old out
Standing warrants and the delinquent street
grade assessments, and
Whereas, number Of property owners
have purchased warrants under apprehen-
sion thai they could be used In payment of
assessments on their property: now, there
fore,
BE it ordained by the city of Seattle as
follows:
Section J. For period Of sixty days from
the date Of the going into effect Of this
ordnance the city treasurer ana the coun-
" treasurer respectively arc authorized
ana directed 10 receive street grade war
rants issued prior 20 December g. 1891.
and to cancel them. and to issue receipts
therefor. in payment Of street grade as
scssmeuIs on the same street as that for
which said warrants are presented for can
collation.. and in case the warrant Is for
q larger amount than the amount Of the
assesSfnt nj for which i Is presented. then
the loss + 60 fan upon Goe warrant holder
ana a warrant holder VINO avails himself
OF fhe benefits 0f this ordinance Surrrn-
dcrs the warrant without recourse. The
city treasurer and The county . aSlrer Re-
SpcctiVs!y are authorized 10 mark off "A
Cancelled on the assessment roll an assess
msut for which the warrant is presented.
80 -. - - 80 - -
,ho s.les 49, IS
If loss shall he marked a. partial payment.
section =. Ordinance No. ~ IS suSpen &
~ from OPERATION during the sky days
force and effect
Sttlli ~ g Us of14Il"H.V NntI t.iAe e.
age and approval II approved by the
mayor. otherwise Il shah take effect n the
time i shall become law under the pro-
visions % the CITY Charter.
December lS> ana slS0fd tx ne IN OBJ n
session IN outnencCatton ~ IFS passage this
5fh Gay q December. i>N
W Y. KfNEitART.
Approved by M this tn day Of Deem
her lsqS T J UI'NES Mayor.
Fl,sf hv me this SIN day ~ December
ISqs
CIV Conr,ral1ar ana ex-offiria civ clark
Nv = \ CORYE!I. peptlty clerk
ss.,H
ynhi,~he5 T,.rsr}har y TsqS
$500
p1s.1Ir,Tfo< M tlax re 3. resolved nv
tNlt,,s
t ri. q. o. 4Ns i.,sa..tt.,-, ~ 80, f,s,,. Vs..
: ~ ma .,c,,rovf sfa9ison So. ~ ~
= VIC 2" 49,, - 49,, s,'.,,,,,s ~, M
rSst M 80 - tha 15p,a,, -. n -
~ i,"t = -. - s,sv stTc... r,ifro,s -
@gI IL n. a'' uniformly aea,ya s' n, ieS !?
se5 ~ rarbias the sane win granite.
-, - - 50"
,,.tar. ,rs 3 snare Of ove II, yn,+
~ ro,}x4v alsngs9ls. - be os v..-ia-.}
h-3,k he ren,airder az the 2averen; 20
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market unchanged: export. No.
club, SEC; No. blQessem &C; milling, No. !
club. soc. No. biuestem, sc.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Dec. 1s.-wheat-Highsr; club
sc; blGestern, 62Gs2sc
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Mining Stocks.


BOSTON. Dee 16-Closing:
Boston x Mon .23eai MON Land 49,. lIib
Butte < Boston. 66is Adventure . 49, ST.
Parrot 49,. 800 29@A or. Short Line 3rIs7
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WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-Todsy's state
rnenf Of the condition OF the. treasury
shows 100000 -,
Available cash balance ........-.s... 10 ~ ~
Gold resasrvs ..-.---..-..-.----.-+- ~fffo'"'Ao7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17

THE modern railway train has every
We sleep and dine. recline on
fhe richest upholstery In the best equip
rueus that can be hailt so as to ride easily
We are drawn by engines that never break
down over solid roadhe5s and through
scenery varied a. continent presents.
such e the Northern Pacific.
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MisceiIu ncnus.

Am. Cot OH -. 21t4'Iaa3 ...... ...... 81.
Pr ferrei e. - Preferred .. ...Ii4
Amer spirits 50. tGs MINI. iron .....
Preferred o.. - Nat LIN. OH -. 81
Ans. Tobacco ..lNs. Pacific Mai g.. ~ !.
Preferred =. IN Peoples Gas ....f09is
Con. Cos 800 ie'ei uilman Pal lisa
Com cable Co 10 lS..ver Ger .....-. sga
Col. Fuel X / - stand. Rope & T 81
Preferred y louSdr .... 1900 244s
Federal Sfcel 5I7.i Preferred o.. ..IIIL7
Preferred '9.s Tenn Coal n I . 81
Gen Flectc.a ... *@sI L. ; Leather -.
Iaw. Com. co - Frefarred -. 6si@
Illinois Steel see. -. IL. : Rubber -. f7t.
fn'sruatl Paper esis Preferred o.. ...II0&,
Preferred g.. 81. ST. West Union 49,. ~.
tri..ia. Gas 2
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Totals -. .....t 3tbfT.saz ~'V -
sNot included In totals. because co"ts'iu-
ing other items than clearinEs.
..No. included in totals. Decause OF no
comma r4ss,n for last year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17

CHOICE Eastern chickens. dicks and
geese l-i4c pound. at Seattle market and
XaAsnzA markell
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CARPENTERS AND ntliDrKs.

-. IA Nt'A t-i- 81 CO.. ossr.. ntas~, ;ae-
A. s@t~ S,tea ISIS. asaAaRs ana
g.. 4S-spAoae, Nisv<a Ga. - Spg.as
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General Quotatious,

Flour-Receipts, lse1o barrels; exports.
y S+s barrels. Market fairly active and
stronger
Wheat-Receipts. 20, 20 bushels: exports
isa.eo bushels Spot f:rm; Nc. red. -7Ssc
T. O. . Options opened firm and showed
remarkable strength on the day in re-
sponse 10 heavy covering by foreign houses:
special cables very strong: Argsntinss con-
der late realizing: December closed al ?ac:
March closed at .5%c
Wool-Ouiet.
Cofee-Ops4ons opened easy, with prices
; points lower. Sales. so bags, including
December. 5.l5c; January. s &c: February.
5.s'c. Spot Rio firm: No. 4 invoice. 6xR
e:sc; No. tobblng. .i4Qsssc. Mid firm
Cordova, 7S4eIi5c
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. $50
la-loc; centrifugal, sS-test, 42sc. Refined
steady
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EICUT-Steauter.
s>gIesc.
Corn-No. ?, sT.c.
0ats-No. 2 sI1se; No. white. ss%1esiac-
Rye-No. 2, 55lsc
Hariey-No. :. 4lGsac
F1axseed-No !. ge4,>
Timothy seed-P-inse. c7sAea.N.
Iard-Per loo pounds. sa02l~sSs isis
S.des-Shors ribs Qoose}.' sls.si& "a
Shouidsrs-Dry salted sbcxedl. i.si4Sc,
Sides-Short clear tboxed), ASaiwsi@&
gallon, NM ~
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Pig Iron-warrants. $7.g7Is.
Copper-Lake, sIlao
Tin-sl7. s5Qlso5
Speitsr-S5 2sli6 b
Lead-sS. 15al3.77ie. The firm that fixes
the selling price for miners and smelsers
quotes lead at $S.5S at the close.
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On the produce exchange today the but
dairy. i21Sisc
Cheese-Steady: sSS1iei.c.
EgSs-Easy. Fresh. aiSlsihsc
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hto>nIi4 t-NE~tII.r..Sror~.

: h'Ni- lNSl RAN d t,-iIGls and car
- "i-l+ta open policies isS3eI. aver
= 5~e--- .ss' !src. accident CaSu-
- ass aa.i-tF Insurance Ia the lead
- 'en' an.e Nsnto;A & Stewart. -,
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A\t'-N IS, lex k.anIike 1r any oI-sy
i'7atcs 7r @lariat. Geo. Sintx.
Mes.erH 81. uue
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

eat,le. Dec Is, lsss-
Exchanges al the Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
Kane and Portland clearing houses today
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Mess Pork. Per 100 lea.
Jan -. s. s1ls 50 Al, 50 - s.
May =. 30 80 go sS2ss
Lard. per 100 lbs.
Jan 80. s. IT, s. IT. $50 IS 10
Nay .. sgls 3 ssls ssta Ssas
short Ribs, per 100 lbs.
Jan 81 % 81 - 81 ga 81 81
May ss,e 4S-is $50 1 SsS
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NEW YORK MAHHETS.


NEW YORK. Dec 16.-The trading to-
day resulted IN only triaing changes in
OF england was active on both sides of the
market, with purchases of the balance in
excess Of sales Trading locally was less
active than OF late. but a very strong IN
dertone was in evidence. Traders seemed
largely on the short side, while there was
buying by commission houses and pool sup
port Speculation during the morning was
very regular. but variations generally not
significant except in some cases. The mar
kst became duh with the cancellation Of
orders. In the afternoon a number of
hitherto neglected stocks were taken up
and advanced. The revampIng of the old
story Of the Chicago g. Alton passing into
old hands was today connected with the
Union Pacific instead Of the Missouri Pa
cine, as the former runors had it, To this
tale, perhaps, was due rise in Union Pa
cific. In the last hour the bears by con-
certed action reached stop-loss orders and
carried prices OF from / 10 points gem
orally. BY delivery hour the movement
petered out, and in a period of dUEness
prices picked up all around. Newspaper
articles treating the sugar trade war as
farclcal resulted in a sharp rise in that
stock at the opening. which was soon lost.
the closing being al last nights figures
Rubber continues its weakness OF yester-
In the bond market today the general
tone was very unsettled with the semi
speculative issues tending lower. Total
sales, $685.. 600 United States new As and
the SIS coupon advanced l. in the bid price
The total sales OF stocks today Were 520,-
400 shares, including:
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, 2A@22 per cent; last
loans. 2la per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3ui per cent: Sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
81. iSl2 for demand. and al 81 s1is for sixty
days: posted rates, s4Sa2ai $50; CONNER
cial bills, AS02a. Silver certificates 59ia0
Coo Bar silver, 59q5sl2c. Mexican dollars
51c
Government bonds strong; state bonds,
firm; railroad bonds, irregular.
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bonds.
L. S. IS .......... IN J. Cen. 5s -. :tps
New Is. reg ...12sis North Car. 6s ..Iy
New is, coup PSF Fours -. .....l0t
Fours. reg ....1llSHNor Pac. lists ..u1i2
nours, coup HIS. Threes 49,. 6S14
TwoS. reg 49,. 99i2i Fours ~ l02
Elves. reg ....1l2Ss N.Y.C & St As, 1852
Elves, coup ..1l2S4 Nor. & West Is. III
District cog lis n. w. Consols ..1i3
Ala.-Class A las Deb. IS 125
Class y .....-.l0S Tor Nav lists III
Class G .-....,l0) Fours -. ...- 99&,
Currency :. -.l0l IOr : L, is t. r129t3
AtcnlSot As ....- Wis Ewes, I. r. .I103
Adj. Is ........ Tis Pacific IS Of '95 lo27s
Can. So DDS hoe Reading is .... s6l
Ches. & O. Ais 90i2R G. ". lists =. 50
Elves go. ...ll7z St.L. q IN. C5s. 1899,
Chi. Term Is @ii2St.L. 81 SF.G.6s.1 2ils
G., II. * -. f@s .lotAs ST. Paul Con .1621a
ID; & r. g. lists. 10 iSt,P.C & P.1sts leois
fours ..--..l1as Hives ..-..1l9i2
East Tenn is ..107hIS. c. Non Fund .
Erie Gen. As go. 1926 So Railway IS los
I W&D lsts.t.r. S5l4 stand. r. 4; T. 6s So
Gen Elec, IS ,101l2Tenn. new set IS 81
e. II. & S A. es.107 I. p. l. @. 1sts1l0
Seconds los Reg. 2is ....... 475s
II. & T. Cen. IS III Union Pac. Is l0o7s
Con SIS -.......11l fC.P..D & G.1sts s7as
Iowa c. lists ..ios Wabash LIST SIS lib
La New Con Is 1o7i4l Seconds -. -. 49,
J.. & y. Uni. Is. 974l West Shore IS .1l2@
Missouri SIS 100 Va. Centuries -. So
Mo. X. & T. DDS 81 Deferred e. -. ia
F'ours .... -. 9e% Wis. Cen. lists .. e2is
N Y Cen lists. .ll1isl
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ASIA po,s room.
Atssl.N.lR srRNtcE-

81 4t- s.Iassn tsr yaDr doss AT
- frs ss.sr tl.-k
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hLuNDIt<fs-oi TirtrTERs.

:. NaS>Ef r, s. manufacturer ~ fars
> N'sSNa -e--s. the quality ;eus. my
- SCI, see ;5rm- Columbia docA- NJ
a. Atsr"r Seattle Wash
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" sHu<s AND SHEDS.

I ~ aal a.f<e s.esIs manufactured ny
- a4.cc Wagon Co are tac best for
~sAA 4'F3t+Fs in wagon material Dug
a. 'eis ana cartilage trimmings Pacliis.
sf5A Go. Kh.tti avenue south and Lane
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Ciearances. Balances.
Seattle.a 49,. 1921 .0l9 - 4s5,946 SO
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sl>AS.' AND LoGGrRs' roofs.

\ AN1AO i BRAND. made II hes, I'M
ff'el Ene s1 tool steel. superior - al
: s"stS Tails gU3ran:sef sod hv al first
I ~ies .ea.ars. Manufactured and sold by
s4'o2'A az & Tool Norks Second and
4 a PORTLAND Ut
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Potatoes GohhiHg) Early Rose. 80:
y hite. $llUi3: Yakima. $lsn17: sweet :, fta
toes. 2N2tc ter To; silverskn onions. lar
ne hrcts qocusi per sack carrots. az ner
sack. ratabas1s 5oc per .ack. Jurnips DC
per sack. cabbage, lizglAc: red cab
horse raaish, O.; Hubbard squash, &c.
pumpkin. L.. garlic. 81: celery io1i5oc per
dozen. dollhouse lettuce. fe4a9c per dozen
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific Railway
Through SAT- Lake City.

Wichita passengers can take this
through sleeper ar Geneseo every Wednes-
day evening. $50. arriving al Portland
Sunday morning. IN
Rates fol double berth 70 Denver.
SO; 10 SAT- Lake City. see; "a Portland
$50. One berth may Be occupied by two
persons without extra charge.
These Tourist cars are OF the very latest
design. with upholstered spring seats ana
hacks. az bedding and equipment IS %
Superior quality; al toilet coavenlences.
soap. towels. etc are provided They are
Is comfortable as hrst-ciass slsspers-
City ticket office. "a North Main street
E E BLECKLET. P. & T. Agt
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FOR SALE-lf you want % Buy tce ueSJ
motor made. from 1-ho-Se power 80 "a
95-horse power mUltipola-. cheaper than
you can buy it at the factory. call on
or address r. 2. Murdoch. Business
Manager Eagle SG0
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Direct connection made in Union Depot,
Ellsworth, for Denver and all Colorado
Wyoming. Utah, California and Washing
ton points. Tweuty-four hours time
saved 70 all northwestern points
Depot corner Douglas and MosIey eve
nues G. NJ WHITNEY. Agent.
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:. 2. PARSONS
CONTRACTORS Any BUILDER.

EslE&tea fa<a.asssG - a. e2zss@a -
Ezsa1-zSs <asAar "a czxs - sszz1FV. "a
wszk - tas cgJ Ezvez eaxsfss zftszusz-
OGce - sss-sE L-<zr~2rs zsxaa-- 49,
=. E2asaA
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arSS0rRr PArrrTc

Leave-Esst Bound
Tain No id Kansas and Ne
h-sSSa Limited - SoT p Scott
ard St Louis s,.......-----;..-i 2-1s 81
LOUIS Express --.--.-....-----..--fs- 80 p-l
Leave for South and West
Tram No Z fer Clearwater. Con-
way Springs AEthozy. Aic<A5
kf-guaE N1-wtc1 Oxford
Beue Pan and W.16sld -.,.---l ~ a
Anthony and kioTA ---------...i Sc p-r
Leave fer North ard West
Ian M g Kansas ard Me-
b~aska Limited f1r Eutchin-
son Pueblo. ColcEa6o Springs
ard Denver ,;;----..-... --------. SO ,,
tzU,ct.insoL ard tis1pess2 ------- - q
res ~ SsenESTs oetEsSl Nfch-
ia ard CfsEesso ---.-.-----.-----~i SO a
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ITO Hire Help, To Rent Rooms
To Get Boarders, in fact to
buy, sell, hire or rent any
thing, see that your Ads ap-
pear regularly in the Eagle.
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Arrive From tas East Z
Train No. 2. Kansas and Me-
e-zska Limited. 1roz Fort
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trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita 70 Chicago and Kansas City
without change Also seepers on all
night trains 70 Fort Worth Houston. San
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked TO all points north.
east south and west Steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
ard Meade avenues. Telephoue 100
A E COOPER D. P A,
JOHN SEBASTIAN. C. p. & 7. A.
Chicago. Ill
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WICHITA & WESTERN
Trains.
Nnrth ID q 81.

North and East.
No. > Kansas City. Chi
cago and st. Louis lin
tied daily .........-..i
No. 2. Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific
coast daily .........l
No. 4. Kansas City. st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .....--I
No. %. Accommodation
daily except Sunday i
South and West.
No. I. Fort Worth, Dali
las. Houston and Gall
weston express daily J.
No. 7 Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. New Orleansl
and Pacific coast (dai-I
ly) p. .....-..---.--....l
No. 3, Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans expressI
daily except Sunday. 7
No. 5. Fl. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and SAN
Antonio express daily
except sunday ..--..l
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Crawford opened the door. It led
into desolate Enclosure half garden.
half yard. Some nets, stretched on
poles, We're hanging up to dry. No
other objects were visible-not Hy-
ing creature appeared in the place.
1t doesn't look very inviting, my
DEAR" said Mrs. Crawford, II am at
your service. however What do you
say?"
She offered her arm to Clara as she
sroke. Clara refused it. She took
Crayford's arm, and clug to him.
I'm frightened, dreadfully fright
ened!' she said to him family. ''You
Keep with me-a woman is not protec-
ton; | want to be with you" She
looked round again at the boat-house
doorway. "Oh!' she whispered, I'm
cold all over-I'm frozen with fear of
this place. Come into the yard! Come
into the yard!'
Leave her to me-" said Crawford to
his wife. II will call you if she doesn't
get better in the open air."
He took her out at once, and closed
the yard door behind him.
Mr.. Steventon! do you understand
tEis?" asked Mrs. Crawford What
can she possibly be frightened Off"
She put the question, still looking
mechanically at the door by which her
husband and Clara had gone out. Re-
ceiving no reply, she glanced round at
Steventon. He was standing on the
opposite side of the luncheon table,
with his eyes fixed attentively on the
view from the main doorway of the
bcat-house. Mrs. Crawford looked
where Steventon was looking. This
time, there was something visible. She
say the shadow of human figure pro-
jected on the stretch of smooth yellow
sand in front of the boat-house.
In moment more, the figure APP
peared. A man came slowly into view,
and stopped on the threshold of the
door.