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The San Francisco call., 1899-01-25
TWO NOTABLE SPEECHES
ON EXPANSION POLICY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-Two nota-
BILE speeches were delivered in the
Senate to-day, one by Lodge of Massa-
chusetts and the other by Clay of
Georgia. While the two Senators diff
fered Numerically as to the policy of
expansion, upon which they dwelt, both
are in favor of the immediate ratifica-
ton of the pending peace treaty. They
contend that once the treaty is ratified
Congress will have full power to deal
with conditions respecting the territory
acquired during the war with Spain
and not before. Lodge particularly
argued for a formal declaration of
peace, which could be had only by the
ratification of the treaty.
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pine Islands, under date of January 20,
announces that the rupture between
the Filipinos and the Americans is an
accomplished fact, and that the lives of
the Spaniards in the Archipelago are
endangered.
The Minister of War, General Corriea,
has received a cable dispatch from Gen
eral Rios, the Spanish commander in
the Philippines announcing that all the
sick and MANNED civilians and military
prisoners were released by the Fflipinos
to-day. The general added that he
hoped the remainder of the prisoners
will be liberated shortly.
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REBELS OF ECUADOR
ARE BADLY BEATEN
Four Hundred Killed and Three Hundred
Wounded During Battle With
Government Troops

PANAMA, Colombia 24-Lae dispatches the Her :
angunary
and government
all
taken
province
of President
NEW YORK 2News of decisive engagement between the
expected
recent special cable dispatch the Herald from
representing Clerical deter
looked for at Tacan
9 frontier
q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q 90 @ Q @ 80 eoecoee @ @
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was associated with freedom and to
which they first came for recognition.
He expresses his gratitude to Amer
lea for services rendered and hopes that
friendly relations may continue and
urges the Importance of an immediate
answer.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PAoIFIC sYsTEM)
Trains leave nnd are due To arrive ne
NAN FIsANCISeO.
Dfain Line Foot OF Market Street)
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SUPREMACY
TO Be
ASSERTED
Continued from First Page.

ties, hence they feel confident in the
future.
Many of the Filipino officers complain
of alleged discourteous treatment upon
the part of Americans at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-25
SICK AND MANNED
PRISONERS RELEASED

MADRID, Jan. PA dispatch from
Hongkong to the Reforma of this city
says letter received from the Philip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11
MIIIw

MftS HANSEN cor ath and Pine apecii
sale % ell SPRING and summer goods.
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AT DAWSON
Assistance Should be Sent by
the United States.

There are at loart 500 people Ia
Dawson now who are destitute They
have Hp money hua no work n
they ate not assisted Ia their efforts
t. reueh civilization many 81 them
Wii rer.ah before the winter is
over"
H y sno1TraaH. ~ Springfield.
Moss, uue Of the latest arrivals frum
Dawson who Euehrti Seattle this
morning. made tho above statement
tn Star reporter ilr unyH the uu.
fortunate men tn frferH to are. in
many instances unable Ia 10 hard
work. and they can get only enough
iirht work "a DO - keen thrm in
the absolute nreeusurlea Of No
When / loft Dawson on July no. e.
said Mr. Ruadgfnua. n" Canadian
government was making an effort to
help the unfortunate itiouitkcrH t.
reach civilization : think 10 r. a
shame thls 80 assistance has been
given thtm The destitute mIurta.
as q rule are AZ tciplcss ~ babes In
that country They ar-m fu have
given up AN hope of ever getting oui
~ fhr district"
NJ araigfasa has been in the
kiuudike for "a manthH It, put=
chased Three clatunH au Thistle. crsrk
shortly after II VAS discovered The
bench claims. ne says are turning
out vel. bat only a few uf the creek
claims are payluE anything
Speaking 81 the output ~ The
kiuniIke this ssasuu NJ suaifraHs
said ii would he Ia tho nrirhb5fhsaa
of So. ola 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The follow ins deeds were ntei yes-
terday In the county auditors nfiiCe
Sarah Lundberr. nee Johnson. 60
Mary Gordon. lot .. block u. Gilman
park. August 4. li01
" J Bllhrey and administrator Of
Ariasa l.. 4. Hllbrcy to = r Nov.
cr lots 1 and ?. bioes !. Edgemout
add. July ~ $3.50
Lena and Ira 8 stiles Co Frankie
NJ Dunn. lots and z. block =.
Woods south dts. Green Lake add
May Z. ises. 500.
Edward 'Meli4 10 ~ u. Campbell
lot I. neis neh and ~ mel. sec -.
twp -. r s. AuE g. ttl7b.
Peter HIllcu u PERCY e. snukcy.
lot n. block ~, Gilman park. Aug 10.
$40
Eliznbegh g. Harrington and hua-
band. " g.. 70 Joseph " RceveH.
lots a. and IL. Block \. Brooklyn sup
add. February u. 5000
Anna Fred J. and Walter y Mess
- Annie Taylor. part sec. u, part lot
z. aee o. twp p. r T. lot s. block -.
lot 2. block +. Crows Fret add
Kcut. lots T. and ~ block &. ". G. Z
Co.'s Knob hill add. Kent. Aug :.
$500
lanes VI Ogilvy ct ux. 10 Annie
NJ GEilvy, part lot 3. sec II, twp. r
g. July 10, 81.
Margaret J. Pontus to T.. - and
Mary A. Ray. lot H. block 80. Pom
thus add. Aug 10. $3.50.
Mo unit Pleasant Cemetery Com
pany 20 Andrew VI. aud G., Estsua
Mckay. lots 70 and g. sec /. rcplat
Mount Pleasant cemetery. June %.
$50.
LIKE view Cemetery association 10
James @. Glllles, seh lot 7Gg Lake
View cemetery. Aug 3. $50.
Ida Nelaou.uee palqulst. to otto
steudahl. lot 20 and nih lot TO- block
T. Denny & Hoyta add. July 20.
S26
!. Il Lewis ct ux. 10 Dietrich
Hamm and Ferdinand schmitz, lots
G and 7, block 80, c, u. Doron's plat.
July 8, $4,000.
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oIormI.s cf.IANiNo.
D1IINa AM oIlAsIeG

aEAfrf.E Clothes Pressing 20. keep ypus
firaHinE refalfinF. lio5 81 Tel Buh l0os.
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POWER THAT BREEDS.
NO SMOKE NOR SCOT
Furnished by the Falling Waters of
the SnoquaImie.

present plant at the falls will gen
crate about 1000 horse power. 10 be-
divided between Seattle and Taco
ma. BY means Of switch board ut
Heuton any required power can be
turned on 10 either place. The pres
ont temporary plant IN Seattle will
however only use bet weeu 2.O00 and
? SEQ horse power. The bulk Of the
electricity at present Transmitted
will be- brought to seattle
The Centennial MIN Company has
made "a contract with the snDqunt
mic Fails Power Company to fur
ulah u power. and those interest
81 IN knowing exactly when snoqual
mic power BE- turned on the wtrcs
can find out by keeuing close
watch ON the big mills smokcstaeks
Wien the fires die beneath the boil
era and the dense clouds Of heavy
black smoke cease t. roll out from
their stacks then the machinery II
being run by the power ~ the suo
qullmlc-miieH away. and ttfc II pul.
sailing through the company's wires
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LOANS An INsrnANCr.

JAMES uDTHWELts-Mo rtEaKe loans. q
tns s SURETY bonds. - Boston block
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WITHDRAWAL OF US.
TROOPS FROM CUBA
Will Be Gradually Effected Within the
Next Twelve Months.

gurriaous a. soon as posslble In the
interest af health aud continued EN-
,dencN dad rot contemplate any sac
rince 1T the necessities uf the pohti
cal situation In cuba, The depart
mrnt r,ataes. he aid that u viii
he necessary Ia maintain Etrrisana
ln seme parts II cuba Tor a Ions
time. hut Il believes that at several
points the situation may within a
very Few months be- trusted 10 take
carv OF itself ~ Without the restrain
ing influence 81 bodies 81 soldiers.
The Earfisons n cuba arr as fol-
lows
Provinces 90 Havana and finar del
Rio seventh cavalry. second artils
IcrS, Eighth infantry
Maiautas aud stuta clara See
ond cavalry Second aud Tenth IN
fautrK
Santiago AMI Puerto PricipH
Eighth and Tenth cavalry. Firm and
Fifteenth infantry
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ffNfr. riasiE. rata. etc far sale 90 rent.
rfattis Teut ard AWNING Co. Marion and
NsHfrfn- Tel Main eEG
fnN EAisE - rent Tents ali rirss. nss ard
- Hfii hand. cheap. invalid roller chairs
D. chaplin. stain anH PIKE street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11
MINERS CLAIMS
ARE PRESENTED
Lewis Lays the Case Before
the State Department.

wAsHtSgruN. Aug ii.-Col. jas
Hamilton tewiA -eenErrssmau
from Washington. called an fho state
department yesterday and placed tho
rare - American League miners hes
fore th~ department Tire lesRus
consists II too Americans excluded
from Atm mining district IN british
Columbia by the British Columbia
parliament. Tn. American olAl ms
amount t. nearly Is million dollars.
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H Axneu. lieutenant. Tsxentieth
Kansas. samuel q Larsen. iisaiea-
ant First south Dakota. Russell 7
HaE4ari lieutenant. First Washing
ton. Guy ,. Logan. lieutenant. Fifty
first Iowa. VIM. \. 1rern. lieutenant.
Twentieth Kansas Henry l. EEeli.
lieutenant. Farrs Washington.
First Isfeutenants- . R..ss.
Lieutenant. Fifty FIRST Iowa f'rrdk
=. diEuoux. lieutenant. FiTvf truap.
Sevads cavalry Morr0a G Guxtin.
lieutenant. First Washington. ehas
T. Cow bridge. lieutenant. Thir
teeuth Minnesota Frri n taFks.
lieutenant. FIRST South Dakota. Her
man Lehman. sergeant. Fourth cav
airy. Lindsay cheatham. serweaas
T. SRI artillery. George NJ WaY.
private voiuutsar cavalry Francis
II. f.iucoiu snf want. Frfty .drut
Iowa. Joseph ". Morris. private
volunteer cavalry. walter v Catch-
ct. First Washington. Lewis :
sfyrr lieutenant. F1rEt washington
Oliver =. Hazard corporal Firal
Washington. HaliY nm. sergeant.
First Washington
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WASHINGTON. n. G Aug II
The administration H. considering
the aiVlsahility ~ heglHnug the
the gradual withdrawal 81 the Unit
81 States Earttsons In cuba With
IN the next few months. althauEh a
is aot expected that the several posts
on the island can hr absolutely ahan-
dopcd before next year, As descrihe
et by an effictsl Of the War depart
ment TODAY the principal reason for
the withdra Gel ct the troops b. the
consideration ef Hvatth among the
men II was said that while the
sanitary condition Of most NJ tho
Carr SONS furnish no cause for
alarm, yet the pratracted maintain
ancc 81 the rame bodies u men ia
the tropical climate OF cuba il en-
erVat!ng 60 say the least. and the
health If the soldiers may be per
maneutly affected
The official who authorized this
statement said the plan to withdraw
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A ROUNDUP
OF CROOKS
Dawson Police viii Clear the
Country of BIacklegs.

Il naa learned th.a week. says tie
ktaudike NuFEut 90 july 90 Whirh
VAS received here yesterday. that the
peiice have decided on a vast. fsn#
rral round up ~ thr plug -ugliea uoW
Ia Dawson and the ktauiike. aud THE
next few weeks viii see further
diminishing ot ths population. due
o. the enforced HmuHhIuE ~ the
sentry who are caught tn the paIIre
lraF mel. col steele has been in
frvspondrure Tor same time With
TIE DIGESTIVE agencies 20 the United
states md Canada. with the reauit
that he has the pedigree 20 az choice
a hot u thievvs. hlHchivHH highway
men. SURE thing SAMPLERS and high
hiudsrs a. could De pre- seated hy anl
arst.siaaH community ou the West
eru continent The colonel thluks
that the diFFinE ~ the sewerage sya-
TEN aud other sanitary measures In
trssiueed ia Dawson wili not accom-
piish tic desired cnt while thcsy
sper,ivv Erntlemru arv hsrr. hence
ho viii give them al Invitation O.
gst"
The policemen arr lately In rrcrtpt
81 Information that. had II cone q
ftw days earlier. would likely have
resulted In the dstrnf on ana paa-
sihiy q more serious trouhleaaf sen
tir jos schNarir The Information
l. from tn. Pinhertou agency and 10
"a the effect that Mr. achwartn is
recognized On the outside "a one n
The ahrcN isat diamond thieves on
foot. his latest deal IN tha, iine net
ting him something ike to.epo worth
% the precious rtoucs Jrc folded
his irnt and silently stole away just
few days before Mr f'uferfon's
interesting letter VAS received
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The latter part ~ next week So
attic business men will be- using the
long expected snoqualmie Falls eiec-
trio power The preliminary trial 81
the new water power was made on
July 81 and proved a complete Sue
cess. Since that time the company
has been busiiY engaged In making
additional trials - the plant in order
% remedy any overlooked defects.
A. the present time temporary
quarters are being used at the rear
Of the lot az south second and
Main streets and these viii continue
20 b. utilized until the permanent
home Of the company is completed.
This work viii require about six
weeks yet
An interesting feature IN connec-
ton With the work ~ bringing the
power from suoqualmie Falls to the
city Ia the fact that aluminium wire
s. used IN place u the usual copper
wire This - one II the 0rHi In
stances o. the use ~ aluminium ne a
fransmNter on large scale. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11
WASHINGTON OFFICERS
Preferred BY Otis
In the Organization of the New VoIun.
teer Cavalry Regiment.

WASHINGTON. Aus. 1.-THE FOL
lowing nominations have been made
BY Gen. otis foe officers % the volun-
teer cavalry regiment orEaaizei IN
the Philippines.
CoIonei--James I. f.pckettt, cap
tain. Fourth cavalry.
Lieutenant caienet-John ~ Vets
enberKer. major First Washington
MaiarA - HuEh T slime. ma fur
Fire. California. Thomas g. carson.
lieutenant. Fourth cavalry. Dennis
4. Moan. lieutenant. Thirteenth in
fantfy.
Adiutaut-Capt Evan p Young
lieutenant. First south Dakota.
Quarteruaster@ Capt. Alvin Atudt
quarferwaster sergeant q. = A
Commissary -First Lieut. Gso. r
winterburn. private. volunteer cav
airy
Captains Edward l.. Glasgow.
captain. T,Nentisth Kansas Joseph
T. Davidson. captain. Ffty -hrNi
Iowa: Edward A. eturEes. eaptain
fJrs, Washington. Edward J.. King.
lieutenant. Eighth cavalry. Ernest
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IS uuusf3la. #ieHu#t. ~. 30. /
auI flt lH.'HH block
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SCANDINAVIAN BANQUET

Ten prominent seanllu1vians 81
Seattle gave ID banquet .aaf uHFht az
tae Butler hotel - Henry Luni. cen
sul GENERAL &c San Fauelaea feam
Norway and sweden Audr-N cbu.
beers pres tea Dzhela present werr
Frank t'raan. } .. jacobsen capt
= iieokum D. j Jacobsen. .
Frireh \ . tiud \ J Ttuant. ~
4 Chusi : an1 9 4 rhuIaud
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Fuday Morning The Seattle mar.
krta continue frm in a runat an lines
fruits AMI Vegetables showing the
Ereatest variations. Tho Dr. - ~
honey has h~en steadily advancing
tnd yet hiEhor prices are likely So
Prevail Poultry L. likely - decline
sifH further be a ia dayr.
Ire following prices are being Of
frrcd 90 the producer BY the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
tbs dock OF In the car At Seattle
arain-aoats. - -. harley. iiRDo
shsst chicken feed. 80 =. bran. So.
shorts tiaoa
Hay Puget sound PER ton. tsae %
Eastern Washington Timothy Iii 81
UI2 alfalfa. tautn.
EEEa Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
iiutfer Fresh ranch. suiee. best
creamery. znUzs
Poultry 1--we igr.
ssffaoe. native piume. csc
Live atack-chuier beef cattle.
eoWs. gtWtr. steers. t4ttsc. good
hogs. i've. tu1ise hogs. dressed r..
calves dressed large. g.. email. p.
calves. large tive. G. small. g.
Hidez. PsIta and Wool Heavy
sound. saiiri steers. over g. he. s.
medium sound. fnr n. 74r. uEht
sound under Is lbs. e. cows sound.
an Hsighin s.. stays. bulls and oxen
to- ualtci kIps. 1c. calves. pev 10
S.. rrrsn hlirF. e. lsas than Haltsf.
dry hides. Per ib i4r. dry culls. ONE.
third less. nummrf deer pef 10. gsW
gtr. winter deer. dfy ituisr. papery
deer. ssfisr. dry slka sutoe. green
v.k. t0sc sheep pelts ssasse ahrat.
liurH. t5g sss. Eastern Washington
wool. s. Western Washington WaoI.
lee. dirty or timber burned. Toe. tai
low. stsu3c
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To Walk Around the World

LONpOS. Eng. Aug II aT1s
birmingham Post says that Harry
De wlndt. the explorer and Traveller.
well leave Paris on Septsmher +.
1900 on hts journey overland 20 New
York. making an attempt % accom-
plish the trip IN foot IL proposes
% ~ across Eurapc Russia. siberia
and HvhrinG straits. and hopes e. ar
rive in New York within yrar
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AMERICAN PAINTERS
HIGHLY PRAISED

VENICE, Aug. 1.-THE work Of
the American painters Mt the exhibI-
ton here IA generally praised, and
the sales have been remarkably good
when the Dead Leaves Fall b.
George Henry BonRhtan. who IFS an
American, although ac1 unlly born In
England. has been purchascd by
King Humbert for the municipal
gallery Of Home.
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An iucursble Disease.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug II =
According to dispatch FROM Ash
hand wis. several men have CON
,ractsi an tneurahIe nnd mysterious
disease while working IA a taunery
At Muilen, feW mllrs south OF AHh=
land. "a here hiioa which are import
I'd dirvet from the ot eut aro being
tanned
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RUN DOWN AN
AUTOMOBILE

NEW YORK. Aug. william 4.
Finck tried 10 drive his automobile
across Broadway nt Forty-seclnd
street today directly IN front Of q
cable car. The car hit the automo-
bile and cut u IN two The shock ~
the collision threw from the rar Mrs.
Emma Tuttle, who was badly bruls-
ed.
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PARTICULARS DESIRED

chief Reed received telegram
from John \. Logan. chief Of pnllcf
NJ Elsin. III, thia morning. Tor Par.
truara concerning the death ~ Ear
. Swan Who died In this city Yva.
ivriay. Swan came fram Alaska ou
the last trip Of the steamer Hogaiie
IL wan formerly drur clerk at ~
sin. II
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Funston Plesses Politicians

LHNVENwoRTu. Kau.. Aug II =
dcn. Funnton's decision Ia remain Ia
tho military Huttier IN tho Phillip
ninva has relieved the anxiety 81
some OF the kansas politicians It's
name had burn mentioned In e1uuee-
ton with the snYetuouhip the sem
ate, and congress, aud many af thvas
statesmen are anxious 10 see him
remain In the military service.
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GERMANY'S EYE
is ON OUR NAVY

BERLIN. Aug IA iarEe portion
" the press lant week called atten
ton - ghr enormous proposed tn
rr,ase" n the American navy
The ost AHiattsche lloyd points
our thar America t. npw bu ldine 4,
var vessels and that the e11strurtinr
- ~ more was ordered durlnE tbe
last session - congress. rhia %
adds. in the uear future will give a
rev complexion Is the Far Eastern
question
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laBoRERs IN pEMaN o

The railroads have carried y large
mum Der = lab1rers fnlm the East in
To the Middle ives, and relieved the
demand there Tor iatorerr during the
harvesting season There Is how
ever. a heavy dcma nd for laborrra
In Eastern Washington ana oregon.
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LIVED TO SEE
MANY CHANCES

BROOKLYN. Ind Aug IL = Mrs
kat Mcdaris. ioi wars old. dled az
the home % hrr Frandaausftcr Mrs.
/. y. Apple. - tfia place last uirht
she was barn in North Carolina an
the June a. iisS She leaves To
living descsnd two sons SD
grandehlidrva - Krs1t-ErandcuilA-
rem. e grvAt-gruats KranishH irea,
and one great great sreat grand
son. who was born - Mr.. and Mr.
orval Heler AT t'riendswoud. March
10. fsga
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HANNA'S PRESENCE REQUIRED.

wAsHISGToN. D. G. Aug uThere admustr
political circles Hanna
express
fear tina, something the
many
witch they own
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Meat Prleos.

Fresh Meat 0obhIugl COW beef.
q per 10. steer boot 74o per ID.
mutton. wethsr. Sc per 10. pork. 7ise
per 10. veal, large. Sc per 10. small.
loo.
Provisions 0obbIug) Hams. large.
1910. hams. small. lie. breakfast hu-
con. II &c. dry saltod sidea, 1Ac. Rex.
sAc.
Lard OpbbnEl Home made. per
N. "a white Star. Sc. Coin special.
St8c. lard compound. tlerccs. &c, Rex.
SIC
Fresh Fish Oobbiugl -Hpllbut,
26iie. salmon, Gaze. FOUNDERS. 3Hie.
solos. 3alc, rock cod, 5aGc. shrimps,
Sc, smeit. 3afic: oysters, olympia. 50 .
20 per sack. $50 per gallon; clans.
sl.50 per sack, Dungeness crabs. live,
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fatafneH gphbinel Native pata
toes. t9iac PEE 10. California pnta.
fnca i'sUiA per ~. heetr. 81 ogn 3
per sack. carrots. pcr sack ssa 30
~ - per 10. strinE beans. br Ter III
81 500 s5 per aHek peas. sW8e. green
eufn. $50 zor per dog. gucumbers 7au
500. tomatoes. soaTic. California
sweet POTATOES. aIfs par 100 lba. bel
pnuprrH. 81 z5MI 20
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Oi EVERY description. mfg and repairing
furnaces ana steel stoves tin roofing. TIE
clark lu7 " Madison -. Phone Main 49,
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lroRAGr Am WAREHOUSE,


RAISER q MORGAN. 4ud-4tO Occidental av
Main Tao grul storage distributing hous,
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral
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HOTEL HKnNtefN. SO FIRST aveuus-- Coed
elevate fauua single ur IN suite. 10
fatrs. t'tH tfans. manager.
~ YaE ufsh q ram 81 anfiaipate q rhanse
70 The Rochester hai~f pikr and second;
SOD ruam 81 pr wHsk nicely furnished
outside FsIfau g O. 81 tgansientS - and
"a. free baths eteEtrtc lights
HOTEL YORK FIRST uveuu. and pike. nrst
Glars raans 4n4 taard a. 81 per week
HOTEL. G1LHY Thira and cherry.
H. eissa room ani hoafd 80 week and Up.
gLENWouu HOrsT-iio sdath Fifih sim
sic us.ms q 81 20 and - Ter week
THE VICTORIA tg9 First avenue. eieFant
Furnished reeus. 50 ami s. week suites
With bath stc. q 6. stark. proprietor.
HOTEL sANnY-t'ieasant ruams. C25 First.
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sAtp CHANDELIERS.

sINbE A. ENtANn, Nesler wharf. salt
makers. rENcrs and ship chandler; man.
ufhUturvrH IL tents. tarpaulIna, mining
hasr. canvas OF all widths