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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21

call attention to the fact that the spray
ing season for Goblin moth is nearly at
hand. He urges careful attention. com
mencing with the earlier apples and
pears and ending with the later ones.
Thomas line of caps are ont OF sight.
but you can see them bv calling at his
store. lift
Earl Watt acted as host at very
pleasant gathering that convened in the
Richeleu restaurant Saturday night.
There were something more than score
of his friends present to do justice to the
good things he had set before them.
Keene says if he can't make your
watch keep time he will give you new
one for it. 13-tf.
A recent letter from Lawrence Slverly
at Skagway announces the safe arrival
OF the John Stone party and jim Sim
mons and states that the trail is in
badly choked condition owing to the
enor nous amount OF travel over it.
Sanitary, ornamental and economical
those steel enameled bath tubs, with oak
rims at Sawbridges. lift
Yakima lodge "a. F. 8 A. NJ, will hold
special meeting Saturday night for work
in the third degree and visiting brothers
are invited to be present. There will be
no meeting of the Eastern Star on that
night.
Ladies wanting suits and shirt waists
will miss it il they do not inspect the
large line of these goods at The Wonder
Frank Lemon arrived on Tuesday from
St. Louis. where he has been taking
medical course. Ont of over 200 students,
he was one Of Is who were on the roll Of
honor. After short visit at home he
will 90 to Montana, where two openings
await him.
Coffin Bros. are receiving large stock
nt spring clothing Get guess on the
show case of candy, and new suit t
the same time. llt2
st. Michae's chGfch, second Sunday
after Easter. Morning service, sacra-
ment of infant baptism and sermon at ii
O'Clock; evening service and sacrament
of adults; baptism at o'clock; Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Everyone earnestly
invited.
LOST-Between Union Gap and Sim
coe station, a blanket and pillow. Find
or will be rewarded by returning to Geo.
Waters, Toppenish. 1925
Joseph Parrot, the Mt. Adams guide,
dropped into TIE HERALD office Wednes-
day. He has built a suspension bridge
l2O feet long across the klickitat river so
that parties desiring to do Mt. Adams
hereafter need not ford the river.
Reduced rates east via the Northern
Pacific Railway Company can be had at
the North Yakima depot by adding to
the through cut rate the regular local
rate to Spokane. III
The hind wheels Of jim Bakers wagon,
which WAS loaded with lumber, broke
through the Nelson bridge across the
Natchez Monday and bad accident was
prevented by the hind end Of the load
resting on a bent that held fast. The
wagon and team were thus saved from
drop into the stream below.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21
A Card of Thanks.

Mrs. j. w. Hamacher and children
wish by this means to return thanks to
their friends and neighbors Tor their
many acts of Kindness extended to them
during the last illness and at the funeral
OF their dearly beloved husband and
father.
Mrs. J. w. HAMACHER AND CHILDREN.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21
Photos at Half Price.

Having bought the Coombs & Bvran
photo business, will make photos from
negatives made by Coombs & Bryan,
Her ny Hamacher, at half price for the
next 80 days. G. A. BUSHNELL,
at the James gallery. 4
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21
4 Midnight Blaze.

Shortly alter midnight Friday morning
a we'll developed blaze was discovered
issuing from the roof of the old Simmons
warehouse west Of the track. The fire
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21
IN THE LOCAL ARENA
What is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for The
HeraId's" Busy
Readers.

Fred Miller is counting at Ellensburg.
All kinds of shirts at Thomas. lift
Graham Ker made business trip OF
Ellensburg this week.
No use to advertise. Keene's work is
doing that. Is IT,
Col. Tsggard has received word that
Nye was recently shot through the leg
accidentally.
The w. Il. G. will give social dance
at Aliens hall Friday: April 20. Tickets
so cents; admission 10 cents.
Prices guaranteed on hop Irvine at Cot
fin Bros. 1921
Mrs. Samuel McCaw came up from
Fort Simcoe Saturday and spent Sunday
in North Yakima.
First class brick at Garrett Bros yard
near the power house. Att
Mrs. Matt Bartholet is visiting in WalIs
Walla, and from there will extend her
trip to spokane, where she may remain
several months.
Finest inv of Millinery in the city AT
The Wonder. l2l
Mrs. Hoyt Ia. concluded to move with
the children TO the Crow Indian reserva-
ton, where Mr.. Hoyt's duties will prob
ably keep him for several months.
See our s25 saddle made on Clarence
Nelson tree. 1921 Coffin Bros.
Mrs. Lease speaks with the earnestness
of an apostle. She is the Joan OF Arc of
the American masses-Des MONIES News.
Hear her at Mason's opera house April
30th.
II you want to see the newest things
In shoes, call on Thomas. lift
Allie Mitchell is packing from the sum-
NIT to Lake Linderman and writes that
the only comfort up there is in rolling up
blankets when night comes and sleeping
on snow drift.
Ready made dress-skrts at surprising
ly low prices at The Wonder. l2tf
George Tuesley, one of the proprietors
of THE HERALD, left last Thursday even
ing for an extended trip east. Mrs Tues
ley and two of the children are with him
and they will spend several weeks visit
ing st. Paul and Chicago while away.
Now is the time. Get in quick on a
suit of clothes at greatly reduced prices
at Coffin Bros. - 1t
Orlando Beck, fruit inspector, is push
ing his work vigorously. He desires to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-28
Boston stock Market


NEW YORK. Dec. g.--Stocks were
strong and higher today, with business
way quotations ~as from one 10 TWO points
generally. and even greater in the special
lies, Shift.ro of speculation accounts and
pros3t-taksng were at times responsible for
throughout vas confident
Among the many reasons TO account FOR
this were favorable traffic reports fer the
third week In December, especially 81.
Paul. where the gross Increase Was over
lssa1e. Saturdays good bank statement.
the North Dakota decision in favor ~ the
market. Moreover the advance in Amer
Jeans in Icrff2a had a stimulating effect.
although Later there WAS moderate selling
frnm that quarter on advances here.
There VAS continuation NJ The tendency
30 discount January disbursements.
larger proportion 81 which will remain fn
th.a country than hitherto, because of alb
sorpticn of large blocks 81 tnternattonals
formerly ewEea abroad. The Changers
were more Largely traded In than OF late,
a. advancing prices. Rock Island making
IN burlington ~ and the other. point
ssca.
May orders ACCUMULATED over tie hell
days were resolved 70 buy al the market,
American Steel ana Wire stocks rose about
points each AID retasned the greater part
Of The advance Feae-ai stesi, also, both
cxfnmuY. ani preferred. ap ever >
roGnts. hai saassa off somewhat rsaasess
Gas ard Ureoksyn Eapd Transit were very
strong the latter on ira fsecry ihas saere
waGas as al announcement Ia January OF
a c4ss~oSlAat9S 81 competing lines
Sugar refining was an exception 20 the
general strength. because as tire wepyTtsd
co1E sileatsars 81 the trade Aus 70 ss.es
sNrecs 10 the retailers br the .sssege Sdent
c0gu r@ gies ara . resartscn 10 The price 81
tbs refined article. The sfeck lost aha1zs
pans az the es@nissx. raisa@t slightly and
ct1sest f.sske abxexe Ire lowest
Ssxezz2 81 tae usAa8F iIa18seriA, s1ecssi-
fss.s Displayed sfTcssGtsz, especially Leather
preferred ard Lead. osher ssskr whose
as.s asses attracted attention were Norfolk
A. Western. P.t1sb1rx Cleveland, CSncsn-
cfnnaEs GHa.caea a. 81 Louis. che paeascs
Mssrsigssht4f Ssr@es Railway asaa Eax Stale
giaa. TIE csesssng w3s strong. slightly as-
der the o-~s. Aggregate srsnsartsrnx
reached rsarsy rsisIssn and essahassAed he
sargsxs total for the yeAT-
The boxa market ssysdet s.fouEsy ar-
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Oregon--.Coiumbia riyer-Ciatssp spit
buoy established-~Wreck Of the Great Re
public bell buoy remoyed-~West side of
channel buoy discontinued A hTs;-ciass
nun buoy, painted red and numbered :.
has been moored in a. feet Of water. Coz
lusnhta river entrance, 10 mark the north
edSa Of Csatsop spit. ON The following bear
!ngs:
Fort Stevens post light s. 81 deg 81. min.
E. true tE. Sc. y mag.
Cape Disappointment lighthouse ~ 50
deg. - min. W. true INV. by w. mas.,.
Mctsowans wharf touier end n. - deg.
= min. r.. true &c. Me. mag.
The wreck of the Great Republic bell
buoy has been moved 10 the westward and
now Is moored in % feet OF water on the
following bearings:
North Head lighthouse =. q deg. IS min.
w. true INV. a w. mag.l.
Cape disappointment lighthouse N. III
deg 30 min. W. TRUE INV. By n mag.e.
Point Adams lighthouse q Il deg.
min. r. true CSC, by T. L r. nag,,.
West side OF channel buoy, northwest az
Tongue point. has been discontinued. IN.
NJ. 81, 1ssS).
tReports Of L. s. lighthouse inspector.
18th district, November rs and q, 1881.
Coast Survey charts.~Sos y 100. $40 ard
e,iii. Pacific coast pilot. 1889. pages AZ,
sss and 49,.
BY order OF the bureau Of equipment.
j r. CRAIG.
Commander, L, =. n, photographer.
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MARINE NEWS.

SpOKEN-Dec. g. sais ", laa;t5 w.
schr Ethel Zane. from Olympia for san
Pedro.
HONoIsVLt7-Saiied Dec. II. sh Ocei-
dental. for Port Angeles; str Garonue. for
Seattle, Dec. IL. sh Yosemite, for Port
Townsend: 18th. Blk Albert. for San Fran
cisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec. 3. str Taco
ma for Tacoma.
BUENOS AYRES-Arrtvesi prc "a. Br
blk Nellie Troop. from Port Eiakeiey.
SHANGHAI-Sailed Nov. 26. BIZ sh Cab
gatc, for Oregon
HrLI~-Afrived Dec. -. Br sh Trade
winds, from Oregon.
SANTA ROSALIA-Saiied Dec. II. Echr
Albert Meyer. TOR Port Townsend.
SAN PEDRO Sailed Dec. II. schr Roy
Scmers, for Port Townsend,
PORT TOwNSEND--fn port Dee. g. sh
Eci.ase, from Port Gamhis for Aigoa bay.
.ASTuRIA~Arrised Dec. ". str Column
bsa. from San Francisco. ctr issakne. from
Tacoma for San Pedro.
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s---rFaa-la-a--
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Revenue cutter Bear has shifted 10 the
middle buoy.
Steamer Faraiion sails for skagway at
o'clock this evening
Steamer Cottage City will be DUO from
Skagway Mt noon today,
Torpedo boat Rowan will so on her sec-
end officiai run probably Saturday,
Schooner compeer. ~ tons. will load
lumber at Grayg harhor for Santa Kosaiia.
Steamer pirfgo IL expected 10 BE ready
% resume her run to Lynn canal next
Tuesday.
British ship westgate, l.sli tone. has
been chartered Il, take wheat from Tacoma
10 the United Kingdom.
Capt g Petersen has succeeded Can't
Davies ia command OF the ship Tacoma.
now lying IN Ban Francisco.
japanese steamship Kinstiu Naru win
sail foe the Orient thissrnoruing with "a full
caxso OF freight and Large passenger iiHs.
Ships Spartan and Luc.ie. sailing Noa-
day for San Francisco. took :. Ia and 30
tons Of Black Diamond coal respectively.
Steamer Charles Nelson will sail for san
Francisco at 10 O'Clock this mora ming. She
yesterday took OF forty-fossg tons OF feed
a. the Centennial! Mill.
Word received from Norfolk. Va, savs
that Capt. A. 7. Whittier. wei known on
this coast, Is In command uf Tire ship
Aryan. succeeding Capt. Dickinson.
Steamer City OF Topeka wilt lay over one
run To the north Ia ufdsrgp miner repairs.
pany's vsss.l 10 sail fer Sksxway will ne
the Cottage city. to depart Saturday.
Steamer Protection arrived from Lynn
canal ports yesterday morning after q
rough passage iastina seven days Ssss
viii take a cargo of coal from her~ 20 fan
Francisco TX has NOT beer settled what
berth she viii be on Ina the spring.
Arthur sasall Is quoted aa saying that
he viii Ssaid TIVE or three sSs<ssnn fsur-
mssted stsei sailing ships every scar until
the Niearaguan canal II exsfDiessd. when
he wiz eBgsga almost exclusively irs the
building os stesi freight steamers
The annual report OF ti1e commissioners
OK navigation says thas tfaa com f.sssst .Fa-
frances aid esearaTiewa jn The fore 2ssa trade
at N~w York daTtag tsge last fssezl ypar
amounted 10 Il. s43 1s3 toms. an Increase Of
l. Ia, ~ tons over tie previous ysasg. white
ti@ last years figures "a tlse port ~ Fsafs~
don w.gs lsst Is NC .szs tafas, n gain ST zss 40
o*er the previous ysar.
A regent tasase % the Isran Advertiser
SAYS shaf at fhc general naif-y.sFly meet
sng Of ffEe Nippon 1usea kR.ssia tlysd&ud
al tbs rate ~ ter cent. per at1ttn ~as
ieTssrea Thss Ass s4crlbe1 20 49, snrFsass
in the demand for Eszeais fer Gtss- sssesssia~
tive IMPORTATION Of sGG4ss 10 Meet sfsa opera
tlgsx OF the new tariff Law asleg January (,
and the eGnescBant aiYage~ 81 fssfsht
rates
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No.: bevs siding. weight ~ Ia <so
tn0n. LAo hs. Nos l. and & k-inch. 70
fhs. j1s01: wainscoting. xio6iA. rustic. $50
=; "a shingsez, slz: standard shsnx.ss.
q: thick ifrish. Sz93s: cedar squares. {,
and 10 fees, x341A. plckets. 81
Kiin-drisd 81 In advance OF green,
Dxayage ac.
BricK--ommou, s. per n: pressed. q,
$50 per ~; IRE brick. Sz7<IsS; terra Gotta
p3pe, SC per foot
Cement uoboingNPortiand. K. q. 4 s.,
81 Is. Aisen. RE
Lime uoobingl-RocAe harbor. Q-ea: San
Juan tea
Psasser uobhing}-Goldea Gate. per Dbl.
IN
Plaster hair Qohhing3-Washed, $1-N per
0ck. unwashed. a.40 per sack
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

rIW0uC1ak.
NEW YORK. Dee. zT.~-The Commercial
SAYS:
The rrarkefs here were stagnant after
Christmas. except in Americans which
We're fairly active with narrow ct.ctt.attnn.
with the New York prices. followed. tsy n
pause. but the close was active. ST. Paul
was hiiosant on . rasnor that the Credit
Lyannafse and ether continental essablLxsl-
merits were advising their clients 10 ac-
guir~ the stoSk,
Forty thousand pounds sterling In gala
in bars we're sold for Germany. ii is under
stood. Germany On Saturday took fla no
Toaay's African arrivals ia the creu mar
ks ,n saps Is ~. ..,
sIA; Grand Trunk, ~ Bar sslver quies al
Ind rer ounce. Money. 3Asss per cent.
Northern paclfe. 20.
Breaastn6s.
LIVERPOOL. Der E-wasas-sssot
firm: Ne, red western. winter. - aixd.
Ne ! red northern spring ca IL
ssngft-sysot. firm.
Amersean mixei sa-Fususes. aules
hareh. & iG'F;d: pssssIs.sss. = lad.
Hops-As l<nssgsosl Pacific roast. 4i5sss Is
LIVERPOOL. Ise- --Wheas~-rs.sssrex
esese. ssssdy. pecsrnhes; u iiisa: Marca.
J. . es4: NJ MY; : Sd. ssrxcrs OF coast.
AL grshaagst: earsoes No ssssas.rs ae e.,
ifernla, sss- English country markets par.
"a dsarer. WHEAT and foss. Ia the
United ktExstau, 1.Sse.esa quarters. or, saa
continent. less 40 quarters. Indian ship
NESTS a< wheat 20 United Kingdom ~ o1e
aGIrters 20 the continent. 1.ng quarter
Imports sr'o Liverpool Of wheat for tha
week
Prom Atlantis ports. sT, So quarters srrsss
Pacific sseEts. none: from other s.orss. loo
quarters.
Receipts - c5rn srors Atsarftc pcrta for
IRE week. s4fSA qasTssrs
PARIS. p4e. IT. Eh~af~~FErrn eoyr
Sfssft Fssneh country markets quiet
&pna5ah Fomss.
MADRTD. Dec. z-.-~Sranasa fs einsea To-
d2y ~ Ass
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CHICAGO MARK ETe.


CHICAGO Dec. .-The opening n
wheat today was somewhat irregular May
starting unchanged 10 ne higher 81 sd
sssssr All the commission houses we're agg-
raregsiy s,sefsg.fuliy x.pTzsesi with asgs
sa1 small aszyfnE ofssgs, but la sa@w of
he indifference shown by S.ssevrxsel fae
large rscespts sere frFn ina S0rsks ass:
ard ire acrgssnzfszfsuH ~ tAYea 41xs ss~aay
traders showed ssvss rriartance 70 20 asss<
wheat st ~fskIaTsess rfsceA Bar ~ hesx Ia
slon was nsssy temporary. The buying de-
suznd Vas 80 heavy and 50 vel 4ssgrsk-
uteSs hat IL h~eagns svs1e1t a.s asarkss
was ia for f<som ard srn3ers xzsr whsAt
fer sale withdrew xhesg vheas Cor the sasrA
being.
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11k Grant shall cease and determine a.
nme date at or upon which the fran
- granted under said Ordinance No.
- Ian cease and Determine.
I e. !. That the said grantee. his repre-
ksstiyes, heirs and assigns, BY his ac-
n1nnco u this franchise. does agree for
~. his representatives, heirs and as
u protect and save harmless the
4 e Seattle from all claims, actions or
s6ree Of every kind and description
~ may accrue TO or be suffered By any
- g persons by reason Of any de-
IRE construction or maintenance or
<opef occupation OF said right of way
- efantee. his representatives, heirs or
ma OF his wires Or poles or appurte-
k1coe Ia said rtght-of-way: and, In case
m set!on Ii commenced against said
RI ~ damages arising out OF, or by rea-
e n. such construction or maintenance
t6e0per occupation 0r negligent oper-
kHa aid grantee. his representatives.
IN q assigns. WILL upon notice TO him
kfkem, Of the commencement Of said &C.
- defend the same at his or their sole
ii and expense. and, In case judgment
Ia - rendered against the city OF Seat
y b such suit or action, will fully salts
knid Judgment within ninety (o) days
- Tie said suit or action shall have
)D lnaiiy determined. II determined ad-
t11H - said city.
ST That II the said grantee shall
~. violate or fail To comply with any
s4nien of this grant for ninety tsss)
- after notice from the board OF pub
gosks. or shall wilfully and unrea-
)o1bH neglect or fail TO comply with any
- sven to said grantee under the
)D1q(1ns OF this grant. he shall forfeit
mt hereunder, and this grant may
= uf0ksc and nnnuiled by the city coun-
IA The grant OF the franchise. right
|tprlsi,eee herein made shall bc subject
J he right OF the city council at any
~ hereafter tn repeal. change or modi-
aM grant. II the franchise granted
10y II not operated In aceorda nee With
y Dr0sixions hereof or at all: and this
|rsiaaou Ii intended AZ a reservation OF
= htht Of the city council TO so repeal.
md or modify this ordinance I'm ac-
|U1ance with the requirements of the
|NHer Of the city OF Seattle
RI grant shall mot become operative
VA said grantee shall have flied with
q csy clerk q written acceptance OF oil
y terms and conditions thereof. and shall
seid II such acceptance shall not be
p within enc month after the adoption
1feof.
Wherever In this ordinance the term
|rantee" Is used. IL shall DO held and
Hterstoad 80 stand for and represent
3ssm I. Baker, said grantee, his rep
El1Aiaiiscs. heirs and assigns.
~. z That this ordinance shnll take
goct and be in force from and after its
Mage and approval, II approved by the
ntnf. otherwise n shall take effect at
= time when II shall becom. a law, ac-
sFdsnx to the provisions OF the city
t1rter
Date Of frs, publication December q.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-In.ei.igeneer.
Cf4ALIsAA BAY. Dec. zs.--i @. m.-I.safss
rain: fresh southeast wind. SHIPS Star ~
Russia, Hecla and another ship IN tho bay.
high southwest wind.
PORT CRESCENT. Dec. ss.--s II. NJ
Barometer. 3.SS: heavy rain: Wind West.
six miles.
PORT ANGELES, lee. s7.~-a .. M
Heavy rain. calm. In the hay. ship Nor T.
gpsnery shire and bark Osborne.
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..FgTEE OF ASSESSMENT ROII.-No-
~ ~ OF assessment Foil Of Local Improve
- mi District Ne Isl for thu Improve
- I'll ef East jefferson street. in th@ City
- seattle, under Ordinance Ne. s<9a and
~ ss1rinx thereon
aesaes ID herehs given that tia asssss-
- ~ fesl OF Local Improvement District
~ ~ Tor the Improvement OF East JEFF
os STREET.. from Twentieth Avenue to
~ east lire OF the Sander fsonan Real
3M Cmpany's First Addition under
- 4sAhce No, bsel, has h~css reported by
~ bnnrj OF Public Works 10 the City
- 1ned Of the CITY ~ seattle ard IL now
- eF N the essacr os the city somptral-
~ Ahd ex-otflcso CITY Clerk. ard the same
- Mw aren for public inspection at sas3
~ ~ ana viii remain apsn for inspection
- naaaas, TIE 18th das 81 January, fsfs
- - e'clexk p. IA. and all persons Inter
- are hsrs3y Required 10 appear before
~ wv council at session thereof 10 nc
~ ~ TIE council chamber IN thu city
- Ia 81 sss9 18th day uf January, iSsa. at
eeE eeaock y. "a. ard make objections
Al said TIME so rxef the city
- ksssh NJ. esNflSisF sry sssa ali objections
~ ara viii make such corrections IN
- - suH as u deems sisst. and wifi then by
- assnee agsaraxe such roll ARID levy and
~ - tAe Amounts thereof Against zach
- - ard lot ~ lard Shown ia said roll
- ~ esSsare the sauis 4 first Ten thereon
- - natter NAV hs adjourned TO later
~ u No ordered by the city Council
N Will. n PARRY.
n ~ tNsnptro'ler ard ex-cNscso city Clerk
- = TIE sssy II SEATTLE
- uS* q frss publication. December =.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


tinues brisk the weeks sales showing over
6.1p.00 pounds The position Of the mar
ket for domestic woo. is a STEADY one aud
dealers are most hopeful OF better prices
in the near future. Fleece WOODS are vet
quiet, as n whole, although medium grades
are doing well
Territory wools-Monsana fine medium
and fine l4sii6c: secured, sc. stapie. an
+sc Utah, Wyoming. cts, fine medium, ana
line. isstise: secured. sac: staple, s7ssssc.
Australian Secured bass, combing SUI
A165c.
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White LEAD Uohningt-Pioaeer o. Carter
sfga-la iots. Sac: sp~ia iots she. lea fhsn
kSslela lots, Tc Prepared paints, s~sal sans
i.Frai.st; I-gal cans. s.. sosii s.; is-gai cana
81 5s4s i..e. quart cans G.soasi.A
Mtsceiia n cons.
s>an stoabing>--seatfie Saycr. -, ss-.
iesss. s.; E.ee;rts, s,s. ti.ie; iaos. 20: OH.
eeJs ca nsr =, H. ss' ~ Wa n.s -. Sc Co
It.ss sss IS: Proctor 4 Candies ryory a.
s. =. less. s., CASTLE. white, leGssc ser ~.
Castle bottled, lee
rosa.so q l,..,i shesing Bat
si,sss, xic: sgearaesa <ge. Pspsr HsldsleSs
~: sore;l Tss. s-s4c: san Tag. per IA.
5.ssss. snrsasthinS Coed. sFc. ar~ eat. rhew
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