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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Must Comply wfth Inc I.ar.

Several Of the building and loan as
sOciatiOns Of the state were grum bling
over the provisions Of the new building
and loan law which took effect May 10.
This law places all building and loan
associations under the control of the
bank commissioner. Attorney General
GODDARD rendered an opinion that all
building and loan assOcia tiOns must
comply with the new law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
snrs Conrts Cannot BE Trustea

Washington, May 9.-Ex-President
Strasser, Of the international Cigar
makers union, who was before the in
dustriaI commission yesterday. op-
posed the incorporation Of the trades
unions on the ground that by incOr-
pOrating they would render themselves
liable TO be brought into the courts
''and, +" ne said, I'VE can't expect jus
fiee at the hands OF the courts
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Another Chance for Funston.

The Wichita commercial club will
pay Gen. Funston and the two men
who swan the Rio Grande river with
him s., 600 each to swim the river there
during the fair Twenty-third Kansas
soldiers living at Wichita viii play the
part of FilpinOs, and the Twenty-first
Kan as soldiers, living there, viii play
American troops in the Philippines.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Fort Worth, Tex, Nay 10.-J- L.
Mathews, OF Abilene, said to be a stock
man, was run down by a Santa Fe
freight train yesterday and instantly
killed The body was fearfully man
gled- Mathews was en- route to St
Louis BE was married and - years
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

sentenced to two years IN the fed
eral penitentiary by Judge Hook at
Fort Scott for rObbing the Devon
post Office Clarence White, his com
PaniOn, who lives at Chanute, received
the same sentence. White was a mem
Der of the Twenty-first Kansas regi-
ment, recently mustered out Rovley
Is the son of a weII-knOwn newspaper
man.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
school Superintendent in Trouble.

The Marysville board OF education
the other night reelected Prof r Nc
Kelvey as superintendent Of the city
schools The next morning he was
placed under arrest for bigamy by his
FIST wife, who arrived from Ohio The
school board viii await the result Of
the trial, but McKelvey viii not do any
Of his school work until the affair is
settled
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
wichita Young Man in Trouble.

Blanche Porter. a white girl, aged
%, was killed at Wichita and a young
man named l. kistler was held for
the crime He was with her IN a
questionable resort and gave her an in
lection of cocaine by way Of initial
ing her into the delights Of the drug.
kistler is the son Of one of the best
known business men of Wichita
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
sickening Accident Near Joplin.

Joplin, No. May Crank Simmons.
a miner, met with terrible accident
at the Center Greek mines While he
was preparing a shot the giant powder
exploded. Both OF his eyes were blown
out, his face and upper part Of the body
were bruised and lacerated and his
skull was cracked open so that some Of
his brains OOzed out
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Tariff war with Germany Not Improbable


Austin, Tex, Nay 10.-The senate to
day passed finally its antitrust OH.
When originally introduced the bin
was identical with the Arkansas law.
It has been materially amended. how
ever, and Is dseidedly more drastic IN its
provisions than the Arkansas law
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Gov Stanley removed c B HOffman
and J. y. LimbOclxer from the board Of
regents OF the state agricultural college
and appointed Capt. J. ). Mcdowell. Of
Smith Center. and Thomas zoe. of In
dependence, to succeed them. 1t was re-
ported that Hoffman and LimbOclzer
would resist the governors order in
the courts
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
aIr. Leedy Has Had Enough.

EX-GOv. john " LeedY, who Is now
IN the mining business near Galena,
announces that he viii not be a candi-
date for denomination for governor.
Il am out Of politics" Leedy said
''Of course I shall vote and help out IN
the conventions. but 50 far as running
for Office Is concerned, Just count me
ont -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Doctors Have a Love Feast.

Over 400 leading physicians from all
over Kansas, including every orthodox
school OF medicine, attended the an
nual meeting of the state medical so
eiety at Topeka. Gov. Stanley vel
coined the physicians. DR.. Menninger,
of Topeka, advocated the adoption Of
civil service rules in the various charita-
bic institutions
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Protest Against a Dalton Pardon.

DAVID RedheId, department COM
mander Of the g. A. r. of Indian terri
tory, wrote a letter to Gov Stanley
protesting against the application for
a pardon for Emmett Dalton. who is in
the penitentiary for life for the part he
took in the COffeyvilIe raid in 1891.
Redfeld served during the civil war in
the Fourteenth Kansas cavalry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Kansas Fire Department Tax.

State Insurance superintendent
Church began the distribution OF the
two per cent tax to the organized fire
Of the various Kansas
towns. The state insurance department
had collected SIS, 24G-S5 Of the tax
There were three companies yet to hear
from which would bring the tax up to
so 25S II
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

J. G. Maxwell. a grain dealer Of Nc
PhersOn, fled the first case in the court
Of visitation. Il is a complaint against
the Western Union Telegram company
for charging a rate in excess of the
state law.
Opposes Matrimonial Agency TFeddfngs-
Because Ellen Phillips, of Arkansas,
married P o. Phillips, of Doniphan
county, through an advertisement In a
matrimonial paper, District Judge
Stuart refused TO grant Mrs Phillips
divoree- He did not think persons who
would enter into a marriage contract
o. such means should be given relief.
slot Machines Barred Ia Topesa-
Judge Hazens IN the district court at
Topeka, issued a permanent injunction
against the rnnning Of slot machines
defining then IS gambling devices
Q - case was one Of Il sled bY the prose
r1g attorney o. Shawnee county,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Tsngier. Morocco. Nay 10--The
claims of the United States against the
government Of Aoroeco have been SCI
tied The Bni1ed States eraissr Clica-
50 salled ron tbs part to-l1r 90 re-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Adelaide, South Australia, May IA
The British ship LOchaloy, from Clyde
on JsnuarT 8 for Adelaide and Mel
bourne. was wrecked OF kangaroo is
land AprH2a Five passengers AID s.
q the crew were drowned
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Havana, Nay 9.-The continued -
sencs Of yellow fever from his ezEy
fOnishes even the sanitary de5aF.1seIt-
Resident physicians believe sesps ts-s1
Eires American occuQstlcc laF- rl
possible summer e cc1p1sE4
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
The States binding Irvine Plant.

The contract for all machinery of the
new Irvine plant for the Kansas peni-
Tertiary was awarded to a firm at
Miamisburg, O. The contract was let
for 81, 600. The machinery has to be
made and the plant VIII not be In run
ming order before November Motive
power Is not included. and a further
the purchasing OF two engines and
two dynamOs-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Youthful Hero.

Corporal Frank I. sample, OF com
pany I. who swan the Bag Bag river
with Funston in order to capture a
rebel prison, is only 10 His parents
live at JarbalO, LeavenwOrth county,
where the young man was working IN
a store when the var broaze out.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Secured Goods On Bogus Credit

R. 7. Webb, ex-presidsnt OF the
Cherryvale national bank, and at one
time a-Weslthy merchant of that town,
confessed on the witness stand that
just before his failure, having exhaust
ed his credit IN St Louis. he went TO
Chicago and bought q Sc, COO hiII Of
goods on bogus credit never expecting
to be able 70 pay for then
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
THE TWENTIETH KANSAS.

GOV. Stanley Makes Certain Promotions -
the Regiment on the Reeommsnda-
ton OF Gen Funston.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Junction City thinks the Twentieth
Kansas should be mustered out at Fort
Riley and that a holiday be planned
with excursions from different parts OF
the state. An effort VIII be made to
have 1t 50 ordered.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
Take the Places OF Their Brothers.

The following from Wichita recently
appeared in the press dispatches
The wives and sisters Of soldiers OF the TWen-
tieth Kansas regiment. in the Philippines have
turned herOiues and many Of them started 70
work in the fields Our crops are badly in
need Of attention. 20 said Miss Mamie Dix. whose
brother was slain in battle. and we feel it our
duty 20 take our brothers places in the field
Nearly all the members of the Twentieth KAN
S. are farmers hence there are hundreds Of
girls at work on farms now
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Gov. Stanley has appointed the fol-
lowing members Of the state board of
health:
D. W WillitSou. regular, Lawrence G. W
Holiembeak, regular. CimarrOn; 3 J. Crum-
bine, regular. Dodge City; r. J. Morton. regular,
Green; b J. Alexander, eclectic, Hiawatha; G.
L. Locke eclectic. Holton- A s Gish. eclectic,
A5ilenes Charles LoVTry. homeopathist. Topeka;
J. NJ 1IfmmicE. hOmsOpathist wichita
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
WIN handle Business at Depots.

The Western Union telegraph win
close al city Offices in Kansas and
handle the business ct depots without
messenger service because Of the
recent law cutting the rate from p 70
Is cents
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
He Could Eot sim

Ray Miller, a young married nan Of
Abilene, was drowned ct Imam while
overturned ard his comparion escaped
sEiiisr coald n0s sWim-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
one-TEentleth - g. u - -

About five per cent Of the volunteers
of the Twentieth Kansas have given up
their lives for their country OF the
1, 100 boys who left Topeka one year
ago for the Philippines, SO have died,
either in battle or by disease
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Washington, Nay 1O.-Acting Secre
tary Of War MeiklejOhn said to-day
that the Chinese exclusion act did not
apply to our insular possessions Some
three weeks ago an order was issued
extending the laws and regulations
governing immigration to the United
States to the territory under military
control and collectors Of customs were
directed to enforce them pending the
establishment Of regular immigration
stations By some this order was in
terpreted to mean the exclusion Of Chi
nese from Porto Rico, Cuba and the
Philippines This is a mistake
Ta-iR war with Germany Not improbable.
Washington, Nay 1O.-COmmercial
warfare between Germany and the
United States Is threatened By the
reiehstag's committee reporting a bill
unfavOrable to the Importation Of
American meats The executive
branches Of both governments are
anxious to avoid any clash over the
matter The German emperor and
President Mckinley are working by
diplomatic means to bring about better
commercial relations between the two
countries, but the danger Is that the
kaiser may not be able to restrain the
reichstag.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12

Topeka, Kan, May Gov. Stanley
made the following promotions yester-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
- - - - =.

West Superior, Wis, May An
Eastern Minnesota ore train, consist
ing Of 20 ore cars and several box ears,
crashed through the bridge Of the Belt
Line railway that crosses the Nemadji
river. Engineer Thomas Quinn was
crushed 70 death and Fireman Harry
Miller had his leg badly crushed. The
train feII a distance Of 80 feet TO the
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
COmmanaaut Of Soldier Home Dead.

SandusiSy, O., Nay Gen Manning
T. Force. cOmmandant Of the Ohio
soldiers home died at the hcme. near
this city, yesterday He entered The
army IN 1851 as lieutenant colonel zTes
promoted TO brigadier 81 1858. e
breTetted major general - 1854
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
CENSURE FOR MILES.
Beef Court Of Inquiry's Findings
Approved by President Mckinley.

Commander Of the Army Accused Of Ders-
HctiOn ia Not Reporting His Army Beef
CbarEes-PackerB Declared Not
to Be nc Fault.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
- 80 Il - HamPt0a's =

Charleston, S. c, May 6--The burn
ing OF Gen Wade HamPtOn's home at
MilIwOOd, near Columbia, has excited
sympathy through the state and con
ference has already been had here TO
take immediate steps towards replao-
ing the burned structure The sentl-
ment OF regard for Gen Hampton IS
universal throughout the state and Il
appears that the desire that It shall
take practical shape IS not eorfned< tC
Charlasto1- y considerable sum flaz
Been rszss3 s. I1arl % Izl and IrotsillT
srerr e-1r t-e STATE W 1-icH
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q q =
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June N--Wheat started With q dcesee
Of sseadintss that was somewhat startling Ia visw
az the hzM-deseSfedness oE tho pit Liverpool fol-
loved elo9tly the decline At the local YAatke& e
yesterday and both local and Northwestern receipts
were liberal 10 degree that under ordinary coe1i-
tions would hare caused weakness. But shuRts
showed tendency to svt out IL the market over
The coming holidays. and husinG b. thar class a
traders sustained the market At first S<pNembsg
sus-iic This price changed vrry iittle for ahcxss
hall an hour when substantial support was eiyea
the market by Shows crop report on the eonditiou
Of spring wheat This was uufayesahle. putting the
condition ut under 8 Per cent. and reporting
eood deal II damage from rust and excessive raans,
especially in Nebraska. As spring wheat prosperity
had been one ~ the leading uIanks IN the PLATFORM
OF the whcst hears for some time rast- news n
this kind caused noticeable inervase IN the huyfnr
demand and the only time during the session caused
the market to assume sosne degree II activity. The
prize quickly responded 10 the hsrnanI Se1,sesab~f
advancing 10 st&e ard holding eluee TO that price
a. long ~ the hayiHg lasted which. however. was
not very long. Before the market had taken
on the duilness always sho@n prior 10 holidays and
from that tinr on trading narrow ansls hnrtua-
ttons srnan. September sold Is 10y NJ fSAGe3zc q
one time. but the close had rallied 10 f&7atc ard
showed some sseadines. A. that Arssrr.
Corn was fairs active and irregular. aeptsmbes
elased tsa:c higher
Data were moderately active and irregular. 1Ae
close WAS unchanged for September.
Provisions werc almost at a standsfiil Sauae
strength shown at the ofsning on the steady
hog market and the demand firm packers prrss,la@
ably covering. This demand kepa m thruuxAuHt
the session At the close aeptcrhes porn waa &c
higher. lard &c higher and ribs q shade highex
The leading futures ranged as follows
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III pe&sto~. nen. lsxs eaisuA sasan -: Nan.
sacanx In; hAy, spns, IL: week bA1aa. n hkdsA
uunAH. LIZ. FsAsins. eox<s. seoe. ouacnnxNoe,
0asAA 5. vtnes eslsonAs @. -
Ciosan9 0netataoaa.
CSxn-LAsxe yesiav, $liaS1.lA
Brsn-$iksAsisA
Waol ana Hopa.
wcoi snring Nevada, laslaes Eastern oreeen, ~
naacs valley. 0FeGun. snSiE rail-- NostAeen mu1s-
tain ixnks selcc, npunsasn isaAAs aespe. Saa lea.
gum plains. sese. Humboldt aud Aessinrina. IL
Haps-cxop Il ise. l.se
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Msi<mas-- AiddatnSs. slfslsss: bran. s.ssaelks -
hay Wheat. xsiase; wheat and cal. s sosfs;
hsss barley. $sss; alfaifs Sses; straw. per cAis.
vesetaossA Potatoes. Early REESE. ne~, 81 sssa -.
sisvesskin asons. i34sr. rrunaeers sssser garlic.
new sese: green pcas. itzsse string brass, isste
ekra. H~1r: fancy aspssasas. - sasl IS ssE plant.
60 1ac: chit green l<5,5ers, 81 Sc
frsits- Apples. choice. 81. cammcU. Srs straw
berries. ss64S; natsnees. 81 zsl 50, cherriss MssS
@asc Mexican lines. re-IAek Ssssss common Cali.
farniA lemons. 81 sbNsa: choice California lemcus.
s. EecTs: bananas. 8 sose 80 buneh: rinearsGics 81
90 50 enzen
Butter Fancy creamery lSasAe: ssccssas lsssise,
fancy d.isr insisc: sceondx isialsc; packed. 10
.chrrss Sss. ssese. yesns Amsnes. ssesas:
Eastern, Ejesits
Esss store. lasisr: fancy ranch. lsas.ie Eastern.
is6ieSc
Puaitry Isassry sohAssr., Isaass m: turkey hens
Ne5ls. old rooxsess seas yusanx rcosiess. Sstf,.
small brsssserx 81 sEas 90 Large hrnalesS. 0a1 81
fryes. $ss hens sSs 81 ED ducks tsa& 50. geese.
$iisfais pair; old pieecns, 81 s@ln
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nenf tAea Psunn1nn4 Eruss i ''caanh1zg aawn.
An<sseaM wsss Asasy eIsspa fu~ Nczshesn raxisss.
which vsre taken On ~ TRAITS statement. and
AtrAiaou& The naaxA<e hasdenrd later. closing az
ths haE& fimkaa we're c3ered freely Ard sken raj
he'd 10 ~ Anaeundas were ioe snd Itahs -
Arnsq w. stEemg q END cfthe- sasnsA Fsaaifc-
UenfA
Noasy anA Stecks.
LoNpoN June N-xrana3san rAcssc. sao1. North-
era raciae pref@red ~, rnaee Pacific preferred.
~, AteAisca ~, Grand Trunk, 81 AnaeessdA. -
nAr silver duil At 9 itlsd pee
Nsneg as0s y>r ceaG
Dreaastu1s.
LIVERPOOL, J~ne A--wheAs-Ne. rcd West
en- winter. dell At - lid: Ne. md Northern Iss-
fsh daii .: = ID, natnses sscady; Jals. Is sd.
Seper0hes y I'M Desssaks~- y ID
Cusn-Amcrscan mixed asw, Quiet y uds Amer
ican mixed ssct, old. quiet. s. nd Fesures quiet.
July. = ~: Sepsemhef. y sd: ootooes, ~
Rrrwipts q wheat fc~ the rAss tAfcs days. E.ao
csntals. incanAsna ss3.6W ceusass a American.
Receipts Il corn Tor Che past three DAYS. Isl. Id
rentAk
Weather esoaay.
LONDON. Jane A--wheAt Csrsess % coast.
l~sS Offering: eArss~ en passage. rather easier. "a
lower, Ne. standard California sNs Walla Waaia,
Is n. English eoasissy markets quiet
g.
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. June m-~ Tuiayss statement q
the eoaslttsea Of the treasaFy shows:
AsAiaah< rAsh eanxrts. Ny 9esH0
Geld reserve - A. -
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'1ard rairssd sesran ss1ns II spass e d. 49,
- uA.sA ths hsan Aass hssa rayias up@ = pas
n sAe noney snasast proved naare ssssre shsn fos
nany naethe. sAs fate for can scAzs Hmp9a9 q
s ses ANY ~ e e mn 81. I. .eFs s, =. .s.s
IN inridsut % ~ Aessy demands en- tAe eve a
ssaiannaaa abssrssslsuas eaEssd vssy srssss has.
Sa. = 4 pa : y. y. sss sa ;s s. .ss.a
lssoe csn1is.sne "a The eve Il holiday and
sss - s s.ss & sss p sss .s.x TIT
openins vas INDEED = frsrssn nelo~ last aieat
Sugar and the city sractscn ssocks pusa the rail-
foadz neek again sitter they had frse started up
ssssn Ds'i.s , y. ssson sn.ssss q ss...s vss
Paul and New York Central. after the latter stock
which was DEALT in ex dividend. had failea a BE-
spread through the most prumineus stocks on the
iist inrinin& the leading trunk Inca the sranxers.
1ss .e !, and ss ss *, s s ss,, ,ss, ss =,
rate and the demand that came fresn these ineir-
pendent al the ordinary u hanks. caa~a
stncs the general list coarinued very much neglect
ed and sassed u price The total sales for the dav
ssa a. I'm. re,, .e, uos asr sas !. s.
few stocks which developed hsnsant a tone.
In these the strength cansiHaed with slight ne
for them frun TO Il PER cent, above last nights
}evsa The inasssrtAls alrnest wholly neglect
cd sssa. slcs , ,, ,.. pint a.sss Anacaa s
BROOKLYN Trsnsis b~ins moss keeniy Affected
There vas considerable aesirity in the bond mar
par value sex,.ma Government honda are mn
changed
Meney on can strong II ssle per cent last loan.
bankers. bills al AEsas @a for demand and 81 ssss
s. CO commercial hin. AIS: silver cersiaea,e. -
aslc: bar silver. eie Mexican dollars. sstc- Cor
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wEATaER RECORD.

FORECAST ron SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. June "a. -
FAtr.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AUuss
CVLrURk. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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res svse vigiians srais inspector went the rsunda
a Wssseen avexze yesterday and today icokans
aHf the sfufs which came M on The steamer FROM
satfoxnsA- As resait between thirty and feFfy
oexss a apples were condemned ard DESTROYED.
Tia Destruction al frat il the result at rarelrss
ness en- the part Of the shippers. In California
thcx arc eefunang mose careful every rear. and
mach smaller per cent II the fraif l. found 80 be
damaged By the San jose srAie 81 rs3dling meth
tsfs rear than the ssss last year
The Eastern striped potato big has made It's ap-
Esarsnne Ia this state fof ah@us the hrst nme.
Their has never been any damage dcne to potatoes
IN this state by the past. bat ii - fsaFed THAI
less pTpmpe measures taken at oaEe there Is
danger that rh< bugs viii increase and rssin the
potato GRIP. The fruit inspeetor this morning
nat certain whether he had authority to destroy
kaxkz os potatoes snfectsd bait intends 20 lock
the matter rip and make great efars 10 have tho
essl stopped in urnee Several bags were fosnd in
potatoes which came nr On the last California
steamer
Receipts Of strawberries we're large this morn
ing Lake Washington berries are dropping oA
little, hat shipments fFsssu Olympia insrcas-
ing The price today iTum ssc TO 81 Clarke
seedlings sold far s.. -
Two cars If bananas got In this nosning. The
fruit was ia splendid condition. thing st
this time of year There fair quantities OF cher
mes ia the market, the best being those frem
WenatcheS.
Potatoes continue al yesterdays figures. although
the market is reported To be slightly weaker.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA snas M-Ftsst sssEn Ar1ssswsa hae
- So sx esah sad Sc fsz hHsessesH
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat EszaEt Nc siaA ss~: Ma I hsas~ssm
$50. nsEsias. Ma. s3sh. SEC Ma. ] bssesssa. g.
TACOMA sWuEAT MARKET
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pTANkA and her Isonx-~fast day today
~ Madison park: afternoon and evening.
Psanka In . new aef tonight. Wagnfr.a
band. as usual They'll wear their new
ansfoYmM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

Butter Ranch. iaaIsc: fancy dairy. in squares
1etaise: Washington creameries. l. b and 3h prints
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Cheese-Native Washington. lasi3c, Eastern. II
ai3c.
Eggs-Stricsly fresh ranch dc.
Comb Honey-C California comb. liai2ic: strained
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Ponltry-I.ire chickens. l4@i5c lire TURKEYS. iasS
l5c: dressed turkeys. Et1lec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

COMMENCING Sunday Juay Z tha
Northern Pacific train will f~mYe SeAssaA
for the Fast NJ sszs p. m.