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The border vidette., 1899-06-10
THE REASON WHY.

The editor of the Ol,is in almost every issue of his paper since tie or ganization of the county of Santa Cruz has kept up Il fusilade of in Ve tice against the county officia impugning tn. ir honesty and reflect ing on their lntellisen
 :Underiying al this there must be some ,notive, .seme reason actu4ting the editor.
 s inc men, pubic spirited, hating fraud. bving ju,t ce, honest iu all their own deal nss, d. si; ing to protect their fellowmen from injustice and eXation, pure in their own hloti,e when they conceive any wrong is be- lng done throw themselves into the brea"h as pub'i': purifiers; and the motives of such men can be under stood hy the public; bat this com munity is tho ou shly acqueintel with Mir. Birl anl 1t nee Is np proof to es- tabli 'h tine fact that he Is not su ;h man as portrayed ahove Ii then no good purpose is the moving cause of his tbLllItions, some low, mean and selfish reason must be the irnpelling power that drives his pen. h SC kin :. this reason Ne must look to the chara ;tcr of the man an.l the in HIences and circumstances whi;h sur .roand him.
 The character of a man is som4 0nes of diifi :uIc analysis an | is usual ly es imated fiom the standpoint of his rep .tatio.i ting on the lair pre- Eunpti Il that his reputation is bailt upon an observstion If his act;ons aRd that the latter are dictate.I by the miner nature of the man. If this hypothesis bs true and the nature of this man IS to b, delucad from his G. Patation, then he is, perhaps, the most Vtie crea Ire whose shAddow- dtrk-ns the cart. Uniuve l. detested, des pissed, tna isnant, untru;h h ul, vulgar Go obssni y, li;ltn his feIlows eau ,le s. ly, gaugreoned by naic to tht, bottom of his being. Knowing himself to be deserNedly drspise1, ems ious of his own rneanness, regardless of the sell timent by which he is held in the cemmunity, he retires to his eiitoria' den and spi s out lis srite against all and every class, anI sends forth to be Eead in the homes of any incautisus enou,h to adnii his paper to their bearths, a pr",lL tion filed with vi tupereted slang, ii&elicacy and vul- Earity; thing calculated to corrupt south and bring blush of shame to the cherl,s of mo lesty. And this character of tho mAn Is the low, mean 6eason dicta;ing his articles. Tne kelssh req son is the fact that he can not have t!.e pub.i, printing at rates EO suit hirr<ei; If the Board had given him on:ract at figures tha, Gonid support his paper lac would not have said BEAN against a single mem Ier of it. -
 F ---TS- ,-,-- r--,E-,
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

Have you eye troubl-2 Do you need .lassesl Have you catarrh2 Why not see DI. Russell at the Wyll- block, upstairs Dr. Rass-ll offers to treat those who have eye. ear. nose aud throat tr 3uble who can't ply. fre,' of charge
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

Q biOO0 | al hCS II from them. Tn g T-;iSon must toe GrIN en out of Ih . system. II U D : ! AN will eradl- cate every trace Of it. IiUDf A " will destroy tte action of the poi srn and eventually drive out :he la st l.art!cle of il from Inv s5 stem. li dd- dItl0:l to this, liUDYAN will re- store the lost ap- petite. It will Euild Cp the weak eued sy st e m |. HCDYAN W i'll
 make new blood ana new flesh.
 The E;iIlS in Ihe
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

bones will disappear. The Defudd e,i brain will becoEn, clear. HUDH AN vii do all thiS and make you well. .IlUDYAN l.as cured others and it Will cure you. We GescT ,Ee the symptoms. Study them care fully. They yours. Do not de.aV long 1T. but taXe IIUDYAN now and you will be cured.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

|: THE last Booster has lost his health fguring up the dividends that never cam.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

your paper reads like tha, wanton attack of an irresponsible blackguard.
 EB. WILLIAMS.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

DOUBTLESS a failure to make that thousand dollar loan was what ailed him last week
The border vidette., 1899-06-10
Given The Lie.
A TAX PAY .R.

Eli or VIDETtL: The statement in the O4sls that am being Werke by Messrs Peck aml Cummings, or any other ferso., is ;A lie anl the writer IS a liar.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10
CHRONIC MALARIA

piTers materially from ordinary chiiIs and fever II is the jesuit of rcpeated acute 2ttacks. The liver and spleen are Eiircii1aiit affected. They act as store LUuJes fer lhs n.alariai poison d :-i the
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

DoEs Uriah Heep write fer the Oasis2
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

|. EVEN the Big'un is perceptibly shrinking under the awful strain.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

The state ent iu the Oasis of June 3 that the boa,d of supervisors heli t meeting OH May 30, a legal holiday, and that Judge Taylor wiis pcrsu idefi to accepts honds for an appeal on that day; a.so that the Loarl acc"pted W. N. Cummings i'ond on the day men tionet Is f.lsehood
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

District Attorney ,iarlow's sling of animcsi at tine board of supervisors was beneath his position as district at torney of Santa Cruz county.
 k. EhEY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01
MORE LIGHT ON BURGLARY.
MYSTERIOUS DETAILS ABOUT FIRST
AVENUE ROBBERY.
Police Fail to Discover Any Wagon
Tracks An the Alley In Rear OF
the Store-Burgiar'. Alleged High
Jump-A Heavily Loaded Wagon.

More facts IN connection With the al
legged burglary OF Scatter * Co. s fITni
t4re store al 81 First avenue came to
light during the early hours OF Sester
day morning, when Detective Lee Bar
bee searched the alley in the rear of
The store for evidences Of the tracks that
would naturally have been made by the
wagon which Was said TO have been
backed up under a rear window OF The
store by the thieves. a close examina-
ton failed, 50 the police claim. 10 dis
close any tracks made by this wagon.
One Of the Scatter brothers says that
as he started 10 20 up stairs just after
he drst heard the burglars he saw
man jump out Of the window with IA roll
Of carpet Ia his hand. a moment later,
he says, the horses were whipped up,
and the wagon drove rapidly up the
alley, turning down Madison street The
police say that at the end OF the alley
Was a track where a wagon had turned
during the evening. This track. how
ever, did not extend into the alley. and
they claim II could rot have been made
by the wagon which took HE carpet
away from the store.
On Madison street, running past the
end Of the alley. was long, deep track
made by some heavy wagon. Neither
this track nor the one at the end of the
alley where the wagon is supposed To
nave turned Was crossed by track COM
ing out OF the alley, and the police say
that the two tracks which were discoy-
cred must have been made within a few
moments after the burglary occurred
or else no wagon containing the carpets
went out OF the alley az all. No other
wagons were noticed in the vicinity at
the time.
Another thing the police have discov-
erred IS that III order 10 jump out of the
WINDOW where entrance was effected the
burglar who did the inside work would
have been forced 10 jump a distance Of
twelve feet. and could scarcely have
avoided landing astride of an electric
wire The police claim that II would
nave been practically impossible for
burglar to have made this jump with 4
heavy roll OF carpet in his hands.
After looking at rolls similar to the
ones stolen, the detectives who have in
FeStleated the case say that two OF them
would not lie side by side on the floor Of
any ordinary wagon. The firm mem
oers stated yesterday that they believed
they had lost twelve rolls OF CARPET al
together, and that there are about sixty
nNe yards In each roll The police claim
that with this load IL would be a very
difficult matter for team of horses n
swing their wagon partially around and
ger OUT OF the alley with anything like
RAPID speed.
On the other hand Detective Mike
Powers says that about ten minutes To
u o'clock Monday night. about an hour
after the burglary occurred. he saw an
express wagon coming down Second ave
nue. ms IS an unusually late hour
Tor an express wagon 10 be abroad but
at that time Powers had NOT heard Of the
burglary and thought nothing Of the In
Cident.
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% e
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. o.. 4t-wheat rrsereSt FIRM ard dur
"a. iAs tTSs ies MINUTES ADVANCE! Moderately.
HIGHER cAhiss aDA a drop in Bgitish cczlsols de
20 tas LhGusa military At Laiysnlth. rus3e
shefFs &gfEeAei-slss far time. rat .oxsi.
Trse reported heavy sellers the sesbo.Ei
fr@iErE sooo disappeared and 4 sight rracTton tps
Place oa pso3t taking Reports ~ al inr portsn.
increase In the German duty on wheat c0G.aSea
liquidation. rat the pet sressed the raA.
tween trade. CoEGdsaoe was manifested in be
center wheat. a. around DC, however 20 prevent
any nsterz! decline, until increase II bfe Isa
"j bGsEess III the visible sur.iY was posted To-
fused 4 little animation into she trade Shorts
covered freely in the lat. trading under witch
ths EiA1hst teok sudden up tslrn, and closed
sircES With reaction tie hest price n The
c.g- esemher opened r. higher. 81 .8a1'esc s.-
FAI.tfd 90 l0sc. declined 20 .1sc, and closed with
buyers 81 81
Corn actire. bat somewhat unsettled Tie
market declined under heavy liquidation. ewing 10
a slack shipping demand and disappointing cables
supply. cauIlcd with ssoync,ls tlearznces forced
sbdxts Ia cover rear the cad. and the early less
was f0lis fsgsins-i the maTke, closing .trcng De
CenieT closed = Size
gocd cash demand strengthened oats and the
Detater option sot on terms With December.
sfarlns az advance Of sasc The other futures
~ ssd tbsIr own. Dsceraher closed az ssse
F9oFisioE< we're duh and irregular. Packers sold
lard aLd tibs. owing 10 continued heavy receipts Il
hc@s AID lever prices az the yards but pork ruled
strong account q the uncertatnty about the
prcrer Interpretation 20 he put upon the amended
rule concerning barreled pork January psrh closed
January ri,ss. 2.f5c lower
he leading futures ranged futlaxa
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zee SEATTLE MARKETS.

.-s,,, r. ,hs steamer TITS morning Erened
y - s,srxxhat ~ the seattle markets. Tie
- . "a. sa.s,y goesI talt tbs stuT I'D Cos re-,
= =, nssssts Until ate 81 the afternoon
- ysfe ssz -Tiafjps coraF8edItT on board
go There has beer heavy demand To-.
n. t.s- few aAJs and tsose brought GID
.<.v ssxs sast.y disposed OK TIE market
- ar a. esoted fFfcse
80 80 rseesss. ser rather Disappointing Il
y .rssssa that .Ae 81. fDzI. would be large
- y, f,~ essemissiou Esn ohtsiDsd say large
- The MARIE !, strong. ~ith upward
sss--1 soas sAigzaeGts are sxpect%1 b. sau
- = mars OF tie market srs 10 fairly goo:
go, ssz sell vel Tl.ey are mostly late VAR
.s~,r~a. a Ieraor. arrived On the sesna-
sss.s . fairiT good demand for ,hesn al
- rrsas. Oranges wsrs expeetSd. bu, failed
4. 80 make, Is sIo~iy booming srrnar 10
= ,tka ssnses 'rora sif 70 SIS arn n"w stfoag
i - sas YakiKAs a. - CALIFORNIA; arc
y .,s ,a;pp~a IN rsYy much. sna farmers la
=. - a lie cuss.Ty an6 In Ea..srn Washington
sstssas foe further advance f. + ex-
=; "a. shs rtse ~iu come iissisis Of 4 week
's,.sass rsshsT sarrr1ssd the merchants by b.
- austs fra sssiy ia the dsy Shipments
3. tssry lnys bat a Sudden danana made gosd
= ;as ssas ali Say The pFtee ~as at~gu, So
su.sr and esgs eunt!aae tbs sAna~ Commission
= ~ Il q less u account for tie diEefsBos
s<...s ssscA snd Eastern stock. but good Taaeh
- - esees&3nsly hard 10 prcEsirs az ~. and
= "A. rrne.rts increase the pFICe viii rise ssln
- 4 frs sale. wefe made a. Bic today. tyut
= ssuusx rries vas about DC. Butter Ia OF tbs
= .xaoush rsv quotations are not made today
sssr, esa.i.ss. snscs4ss stih heavy reeeipss and
.r..,&tiseag small sales Commission nsa Arg al.
- saa5sg Ga a heavy business around Thanks
es<
x~sx sss aye expected almost every dsy
-, hs hexu al all around advance in hard
- r.@iaily ia gxils. toeIs aud cordase. La.
a d. fss and boiled. has alko advanced few
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01
PLAIN TALK FOR THE PEOPLE
in Subject of Vital Interest to ody-Rela'
ton OF Catarrhal Diseases to Consumption.

Diseases of the Lungs and Of the
Air Passages leading To the iunsa
comprise more than 81 per cent. Of
the chronic ailments prevalent In
our climate. Consumption. toward
which all affections of the Lungs.
the bronchial Tubes and Air Pas
sages have an inevitable tendency.
Il dreaded ns n lingering death
The bad couxh that tires ua dur
ing the day and keeps Ms awake mt
night is serious matter. because
of its liability to end In Consump-
ton. The loss of fieah and str~nSth,
OF animal spirits and natural vital
tty. aa the consequence of chronic
cough. or of asthmatic or bronchial
trouble. il dreaded as indicating the
closer approach to Consumption.
The simple truth OF the whale
matter is that any settled cough.
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p q =
PURCHASING PRICES.

a kgasfns prices being Offered 70 the pro-
40 b The ioesi dealers for delivery In round iots
: ~ Goth sna n the a. seattle:
xrs-oau. t,ndzi. barrier ST 81: wheat. chicken
~ n: bran. tH: shorts. SIS
as-psxsl sound ssSAle: Eastern Washington
sEss5 E3sls alfalfa. s. 50 psf ten.
Lr.-sHiesiy flesh ranch .sSs2se
axss-frssh ranch isfa Ise. creamery cs4Ge-
rHsy- Chieksns. I've. dc. spring. saa3 70 dox !:
kHs, ~; geese Igc auet. taa3 - doz.
tas fsk Choice beef cattle. COWS sGtic;
sus Sgse; choice sheep. ssssc good bos.. live.
b Gs, dressed. ssc; calves, dressed. large. Sc:
sss, 4: talsss. live. laT.e. &c: small Sc
81. r~..s snd we1i HeaYF sound ssIted steers.
~ anz. B.; medium. sound yer ID So Hight
sxz4 sndss ~ he. Sc. COWS sound all weight.
= san bulls and oKssi. &C. sailed kips 7.c :
ne. pss B. Sc. green hides. II less than ssltsi .
= 5k, PER D. lzsc. dry ealis. one-third less ;
ssSsf assr per p. Gss 2sc. w'nter deer dry. itas
= sspsy deer. salSe: dry Elk asfla-: green elk
~ sbser pets. Xssssi. g. sheafinss lS03sc
lsasr Warrington wel IA %: Western Washing
u ssa 3ei dirty VI timber bu,Ged. iSaiic: tai
ks SsA1
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Nails. Tool. and COrdage.

ssn; s- TO Sos. wirc. as5
Save trnssrut. pisstou's tuttletooth. 5ls6sc Ter
too' Hunnhodt and Toledo. ssc. Tee cfcs-cit
ss" - PER tot. tanadisn Racer and
~ lls' Ave, single bit, s. % per aor; double bi'
81 ~ yer doz ShoYels aud spades steel Eeis per
d. is .. -treHa 81 t9 S Pst aa.sn NJ :.
prr doz. Forss-Hay. s. Per ceut. ~ list. Grind
,taae~ li&ac Per ID. Wedges steel. Iosi2 prr IN
seslss~ uowe's and Fairbsnks' platform. 81 AMI
20 PER cent or list Buffalo 70 snd Is Der cent. 81
Ia; counter. y Per cent, of list. spoGord scales.
Rope 0obbnsl Manila liinrh sna larger. lie
per n l2thread. ise ger II 6 and s'hresd. 49,
sthreat. l5lc ta4red iata yarn sisai. is3c ies IN
Tin"afe far.rt. net prices; STAMPED. IS ana % to
- per rent 90
o,kup Per bale s. sos4
Wite- rs'ptri hA5b ~fe $50 galvanized j.,rssi
fence. s. :. green Ni'e c!eth tiTS per To- square
roeae. aeeb,ns mseh blasting per Xxx. ss5.
s. 50 per case e Sc - IS - cent. s rsr ca.s
Champion ~ Triumph, Aa. improved Jad-aa
stump. sss0: Golden Pheasant Sporting, = = kegs,
rrcR 3 n keg~ 81 TER
ssat go,bgs n.er. 81" per bas; hucAshot.
Fuse rer o10 tautle 'are s. triple tape. ss
Blasting caps xxx. ssc ger lD-
Heavy Hardware.
RaE Iron Uoshin. SIS base: Norway lrou. as
Iron p'rs 0est.ns' wfous'. ,rcn. al sizes, tl.cs
Sheet sine ltobelng i-lsr per- =
TinpIat. tsohhingl Charcoal llatr- hyfxht Ir
inn. $ Is rer hst: TX Is : charcoal riate.'
tenn fC .0sa So g =" diupei a1s1 si6
Shee. truu t,ohb3rs American e,nlacn y, ~
a. gslvantsed 50 per cent. 80 tI
shlnsle hand'- Galvanized. 81 Ter Il. baek. sic
solder c5hbips, Tinners' half-aua half y. p.r :,
extra w:ping. Gle
Lumber aud building Materials.
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resa. s ss Fp 1s1s1 pa s@a'' !. - 7's
IA, c.nssd Fruisa liebsans = rzAIe - Aas1--ed s s.
cherries &. IL peaches. CassoraIa 8, srr5 .s,'r
s~tsses' x e'ranss. g. - Srszes s. ssaf & rss.a.
sssle. 49,. $3.50 Is ss.saFTae. a1sse
nas' sssS =: lsib ,iHs. s. Is r~seaas s@ sur.-
saio.' I'm. = sss = 2sie t'Eas ., sssrfaEts
1Aa' a~i2, S'sr>s. d ID ;lns Els
staple Groceries.
:, Tsossla'e tcetins}F5ssers =. II Premium. re
re Ess.- Ne: s..r. Z d oo.ss. 5ar
n.s., ". .eeaa,s Epps ~ tins A-Fa boxes sc i.
Ne: =; W; T.. q +: ,skis,s.ssil. ID a. ''--'-
g,.s. .srss. Ma eeboiass- peg case. -;
nolia, s. - ''- 49,"
Sauces fsoSbiasi -worcss,erssirs snail. -~r eox
- "a. medium Gf5 large, 81 ~
syrup t1ohblng -r,rtss bEl.- Der ga Sc. s1p.
s1' per ssi 10 drls,s ssxs. ses hex sl-s. dule
c:iforas DIP. cas-. ga. to-. dr. - 'sA 81. ~.
OrissEs analas.es. igai TIM ,-r case ssrs - ma
-, PEE A. 20 raai" lsA tas. eer aoz. s.. ga tas
- -, ais ~ s-Esl cars. s. quart ofles s.
sHT -, tsAi iaeasts. = :. s.al i.as. s. .6ols.
Jsllies t,abbins 2S.Is pals. 81: slb pals each
q -, s,ofaiA. BIB eaHE. dos Ia case. Ies de1,
Cr.ehera 0obt4ns,-soaa. Y. 81 per n. .o.a.
: 80 \, sc .os1sa \. +. borss tsc PEI box: xxx.
eastoss IVY "a "a :. carton. soia, y 30 ;
;grrhle-. ssaofted cakes. etc. lsalsc. ginger aud
srass ~ per ii: pli2t bread 2.e. Galstis
rl.kies tsoetansl Mixed ssnls per Dor s. 20
r'MA' per dez, y .. ehow-cb0s, quarts. r~r dox.
siesAiii. ri,its. Yer dqs s. IS. pickles. IL
sp'Hisn ssss. mixed and plain. ~ each !. hhis
pl.'n ADJ mixed. Nc. ;. per AL. 2sc plain. No. >
viaesar lsobhiag,-nel,, 2sr Per gal. lie: SGT
ra ga i-sc: s-Shis s-gr. PER gal. issci s3sT. &c
y, he a l'oetinsl-sman white. yer H. 2ic: pink
Der 10. 81 Eayos yer ID. So Lima PER b, sc
ne O"ebsns .-JaIsn. $50; China. s.. Island 5ae
hshscos. ascs Louisiana, ssnTe 11r IL
low. Is '~' -
Salt 'iobbinsl riyerpool Sob sseh. FER ton .lSa
an dairy Salb sacks per tCfs. az, Coast
'AH s'"ahsi hs-ts sacks. per ton. s. u n SACKS
gef "h, - 5lb saoss, z IL bale. s. s!6 sAcAs.
" Ia ha.e s; 10 ID sacks. " in bale. s..
Miscellaneous.
soap Daboingl- seattle Ssron. 12s So. 1e1s s.
Ess.'ne. Us. re; loos s. -. t:ilh~r. Go Dora,
i5os, = IS; i5s. S,c: Corinue. lJJs $50. Se= Sc
Ihhhtts. Gs, s. igs S. Proctor & Gsnahia's
Ivory, As. s. 90 iles. s. Castle white. l2Ilse Per
ID. CASTLE. notified To-
Toeaeeo 'lohhing Plug chewing Bstt'esr 3se
.amax. ise: Star. &c; Horseshoe, ssc sseaEhr1a.
We; Piper Hsiasines. sac: Scroll Tag C.; san Tag
pan ius. &c 2sp9 s.: SEAL n North Carolina. H.
e. 70 &c. =. lie: Lime Kiln. zoz. d2e. Ton Sic:
Paper ttohbingi Gfor-rs' straw. 3c: butchers
straw. sic; No Z Manila SIC No l. Manila iic :
paper bags. less Discount list arsa express. iae
Bags Goheinyl-Graia per 10. &.S; cid. Per
100 81.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
any settled soreness of the Lungs.
the Chest or the Air Passages, any
symptoms of Asthma Bronchitis or
Lung Disease. indicate n condition
that Implies n peril to life through
the incnrable stage of Tubereuiosis,
or Consumption.
The best safeguard In such con-
dition- Of peril IL IL treatment that
will remove the cough, the short
ness Of breath the soreness and
irritation from the air passages and
chest, and by restoring the menu
branes of the respiratory tract to n
normal and healthy condition, rem
der impossibfe the d~veIopm of
the destroyinx germs of Consump-
ton.
The Copeland treatment Inns done
more In the past ten years 40 save
human life from the awful ravnges
of Consumption than any other
method that science has yet ten
dered to mankind. Coming an the
result of many years of patient and
profound study by who iS re-
Rardcd by many thoughtful physi-
clans Rs the foremost specialist of
our time in diseases of the .,espira-
tory tract, 1t has demonstrated ia
the most trying climate of the
country it's unrivaied efficiency In
the cure of all forms of chest aud
lung diseases. II afie>iates and
permanently cure. all maiadies of
the respiratory tract antered-ut tn
actual decomposition of lung tissue
sumption.
This wonderful treatment Ia
placed within the reach Of all from
the highest To the lOwrst-nt the
uniform nominal assessment of ~
per month-incIudinga nil medicines
and appliaaces-until cured.
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An Attack of Grippe.


with = severe pain across my forehead,
and although I had .ried many remedies.
none Afforded ME the slightest benefit.
until l was treated at the Copeland In
s,i,uie.
testify 10 my perfect cure. My hearing Is
fully restored. the catarrh completely re-
moved. and l am enjoying the best Of
health unce more. 1t Will always be
pleasure 10 recommend 10 other sufferers
the Treatment; that has done SO much foe
me.
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HOME TREATMENT.

Doctor Copeland addresses to one
and all the fOilowing list Of auss-
tioua to enable those who live At =
distance to understand the nature
Of their addiction.
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I ash Quotatio n .

Flour Steady
Wheat Spring, No. ?, eS172c. No. ;, sfa7Dc: red
Ne, 2 s0a5Ic.
Com No. 2. Sac
Oats No 2 21Sa 2s.e; white, Ne :: &C. Nc. ;. SO
254c
Rye-No =. sisc
harley NJ = 3ss4ic.
FlA1seca- No. l. si5
Timothy setd-Prime g W
Mess pork Per barrel, s. Ioas IS
lard Pr 100 pounds. S. mas Is
.tae~-~hort rits loose. 81 r515 g
Saondsts-pry saltei boxed 5haac
S.-ies- short clear. boxed S. 3sasi5
Whisky tisiiiers' finished goods Per gallon. S. "a
sorars-CUt loaf 5.bc grauiated 5 lsc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01
% q 70
J0nBING QUOTATIONS.
kse1aS cnoss.ions today we're ne follows:
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.

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~ Ear. hssets SlE California brands 81 So
- ussl. Yellow. Mss PER - rs. in on ssohs
p sss. sh:ie. sLdo PER Ip0 rs in le.r, sacks
~. -ssst 81 per 100 ~. in ion SAL.
- ES per lie lbs in 10 7, sacks: fgfius. s.
! - - III N sacks. steel On, ostruesl - vi
aes y e u sacts. srshsm sesrr. 81 : per 100
= 'sln ssys' Whole wheat sruf 81 IS PER 100
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a. .' a1 ~ sbi. IN 4 sAs.s corn neal.
YES ss' hi. In ~-, SACKS: hwheat ra5ir.
ta Ter hi. ir - ~ SACHS; cracked wheat
~ 10 ~ 3 sacks steel rut oatmeal 81 %
=. > N 'atks. graham Ao',r. s. pcs bti.
Slh s's meal s. Is per hti In 50 =, sachs,
-, y psr hi fancy relied cats ise p ne,
- s@; Esney relied oats 90 n. sacks, rs: fancy
=. ass. f-r Ease SIS
=. Green Meehs per =. adsic: Java FER
'ssta RIA thosae per -. is8 IN
"a AfaerAie's Ia 10 :, rs.s. peg owt. sis as
1.s Ter cs'. SRA " = case PER ewt.
va r. oarseoia ~. ,.ns,,m.is' ale: sre cum,
"a @s4ae. Lton, los. tl2 >. es. 81 u: So.
's"fr' cheese. EKn. aud pouitry,
a. 9shfh. -, ep; fsrey dairy. In s,uarrs
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~ tslm 'seess ilsylsr
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