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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31

Minneapolis, July 27.-The Times to-
day says: after nearly four years
the five men who held up the Wiscon-
sin CentraPs through Chicago train
within eight miles of Waupaca, Wis,
on the night of Sept. 10, 50, and blew
up the express car with dynamite,
after making several futile attempts
to blow open the safe, are said to
have been captured yesterday by
Sheriff B. S. Anderson and his depu-
ties, working in connection with the
railroad officials Andrew O'Grady,
one of the alleged robbers, was arrest
ed yesterday in Minneapolis while at
work as painter at the Brunswick no
tel. Robert Macarthur, a second al
legged robber, was arrested at Amigo,
Wis, where he was living with a
brother in a shanty outside the town
Mike Mannigan, William Corners and
William Craven, the remaining three,
were arrested at Menasha, Wis. The
arrests were made in conjunction after
convincing evidence had been secured
and the men located"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
POPULISTS WON'T FUSE.
Peoples Party in Kentucky Holding It's
State Convention.


Frankfort, KY, July 27.-The popu
list state convention meets here today.
Much interest attaches to the conven-
ton on account of the revolt in the
silver democratic party against Sena-
tor William Goebel nominee for gov
ernor. 1t is probable that either G.. w.
Reeves of Ballard county or J. Fl.
Lackey of Trigg county will be nomi-
mated for governor. The platform will
declare for the cardinal principles of
the populist party and will condemn
the Goebel state election law which
was endorsed by the democratic state
convention and which Goebel will
make the main issue in the campaign.
The populist leaders say they will have
no more fusion in this state.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
A. F. WARDEN's NEW HONOR.

Waukesha, Wis, July 27.-Mayor A.
F. Warden, publisher of the Dispatch,
ex-assemblyman and ex-state printing
clerk, has been appointed district dep
uty of the order of Elks for Wisconsin,
which puts him at the head of the or
der in this state. Grand Exalted Ruler
B. M. Allen of Birmingham, Ala, has
been spending several weeks in this
city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31

late has been in Strengthened circum-
stances, has received a legacy of $780,
600 from John G. Gregg, miser her.
nit who recently died at Cripple Greek.
Years ago Cooper saved Gregg from
drowning, but had since then lost all
track of him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
ILLEGALLY ISSUED BONDS.

Ashland, Wis, July 23.-It has been
discovered that 100000 of the bonds
issued by Ashland county to the Trow,
bridge, Macdonald & Niver company
of Chicago are illegal and the company
has refused to take them.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31

Mayor Akin issued a proclamation
last night forbidding miners from pa
rading the streets. The situation is
very grave and the officers find them
selves unable to control it. The ne
gro miners at First Avenue mine say
they will take Winchesters with
them as they go to work this morn
ing'
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PERSONALITIES.

Col Robert McCulloch of Boonville,
Mo-, is candidate for congress at the
age of 70 years.
Chauncey M. Depew was smitten
with the delights of the automobile in
London and will keep one in Washing
ton.
Senator w. A. Clark said in an in
terview last week that he owed his
success in life entirely to his early ex-
periences on his fathers farm in Penn
sylvania. ST learned that hard work,
he said, was necessary if a man
wanted to live. The trouble with most
people is that they do not realize this"
Robert E. NJ. Cooper, who was form
erly prominent newspaper editor and
politician of St. Louis, Mo-, but who Of
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
NEW YORK STRIKES
HALF A DOZEN NOW ON AT FULL
FORCE.
MANY MEN STOP WORK

Clothing Workers and Freight Hand
lers' Ranks Largely Augmented
Much Trouble Feared Messenger
Boys Hold Meetings and Discuss
Their Grievances.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
CAP TURED AT LAST
FIVE ROBBERS ARRESTED FOR AN
OLD CRIME.
HELD UP A TRAIN IN 1895

Quintet of Men, Who Are Alleged to
Have Attempted to Rob Wiscon-
sin Central Train Near Waupaca,
Arrested at Different Points in Wis
consin and Minnesota.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-31
WISCONSIN PEOPLE.

Robert Dittmer has returned to his
home in Green Bay from the Klondike
gold fields, where he had been for the
past eighteen months. He brought
home with him number of gold mug
gets and specimens. His trip from
the Klondike to Green Bay cost over
$500. He stopped at nearly all the
way. He left Dawson City on June "a
Mr.. Dittmer says he has had plenty Of
Klondike for a while.
While in Minneapolis with the
Ringing brothers circus, of which he
is part owner, Aft T. Ringing closed
a deal with the leading architect of
that city, Fred KEGS, whereby the latter
is to at once make plans for a palatial
home Mr.. Ringing is soon to erect in
Baraboo, his home town. This resi-
dence will be one of the most luxur-
ious in that little city of luxurious
homes, and will be complete in every
particular. In the early days of the
Ringing brothers career luxurious
homes were unthought of, and it was
a daily struggle for the necessary
bread and butter. They we're all
strong, active young fellows,
with a healthy ambition to get
to the front, if it could be done hon
estly, and the circus which visited
Minneapolis yesterday shows how sue
cessful they have been.
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ATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer p.r'go leayes this evening for
Lynn cana, ports.
Ship oriental and ship Lucille arc ex-
pected In torl1y 20 ioaa cA-Soes Of coal
fer san Francisco
Steamer Leeg4naw finished loading az
the Pacific Coast coal bankers yesterday
morning and started for san Francisco.
Steamer Humboldt Is booked 10 cave
on her express TRIP 70 Skagway at : o'clock
on Sunday night, She already has big
passenger llSt and as much freight AZ she
can carry.
The interest in the Japaneze weam-
ships stih keeps Up. Notwithstanding the
cold there YVES quite a crow3-mauy wo-
men wearing see-sklns-who watched the
unloading yesterday.
Two had breaks in the water pipes oc-
curred cary yesterday afternoon. under
the bridge near the Merchants. dock The
breaks were about six feet apart. and the
gushing water just caught the stern or
the steamer Cleveland. loading her with
icIc'es aud giving her the appearance 81
an Arctic v1yagor. The Cleveland VIII be
ready 10 sail some day next week
THOSE Table d'Iio;e iuncheons at the
RaInierGrand hotel are fast becoming
very popular
STEAMER Humboldt. Watch her time.
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Seattle. Fe5 :. lsa.
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MARINE NEWS

SAN FttANCg}SlH A->sA&et E7eb .. ssr
Rata. Coos Bay ST. Ceqa--is River, Nl-
}aya0pA-
lr,~<l 4lAM-salled F-eA :. Sehr {. II.
Negvaane from Aher3vea {or san Fran
c-sco: Schv =. r, LGL from tI.Qulanl toy
keaonio. sehr Fame Adele. from Afor
@eta Tor - i s-Hcssszo ARRIVED kea. >.
ssilr <. ~ Thayer sTem SaU Francisco for
HoQrIAM-Sajled Fee. i--sehr san
EueEaFentuEA, fgr1n Aberdeen Tor San
PORT TowNsEN4 ,-Sal.ea Feb :. lsr 81
hDg Edward f4r -, hktI Sk&g3 scT Homo
luiis In 9oTt-Str Walis WaIa from Vic
toria Ger San Francisco. schr Corona, from
PORT Ludlow Tor Honolulu Arrived Feb. :,
Port Ludlow for Honolulu Arrived FEB ..
Br 81 WeSteate. from Tacoma Ger QdeeTs-
;oSn, Feb, = sear \. NJ. Baxter, from San
F~1l.l fAMBLF-S Sailed Feb. :. scar Ray
S0uerS fer san Francisco. schr Comet for
san Pedro. hkln Skaglg for Hoau.. l,us sche
keaiie.d for Saa Pedro.
EUREKA Arrived Feb. ;. SIR Alliance
fron Coos bay.
COOS fAY-SaHed Feb . SIR Alcairaz
for san Francisco. str Alliance FOR san
schr Wing and Wing Yer san Francisco.
Ola LIAM HAN-passea uut Feb J. BIZ
Ae6y Palmer fgr sydney. Br 81 Waiter H.
Wilson s0r Queenstown By bk GNylSr
Gas lie. FOR Queenstown.
ASTORIA SA.le3 Fab Str g. ". FL
Ger, Tor san Francisco: sehr HeUlah ToT
san Francisco. Ger sb MarEFetha, Er hk
lnverlochv. for Queenstown.
SAN DfEGO-Santd Feb -Br str Bel
gian King. Tor Yokohama and Hougkong.
GEAYS HARBDK Arrived Feb. IS hr
c \. Thayer. San Francisco Sailed Feb.
Is ,hr san Baera Ventura for sen Fran
CISCO; Feb. 2-Schrs c, II MercSan, and
Fannie Adele. FOR San Francisco. schr G.
r Hiii fer Ventura
PORT LUDLOW Sailed Feb f-Schr
Corona for Honolulu
SYDNEX-Arrlyed prior to Feb 3~Ir bk
Rose from Vancouver
GCAYMAS-Ar14ved Jan. Sl-Bktn Cath
erue Sudden from Grays harhoT.
WELLINGTON y. Z--Sa.Ied Feb. 9
Str MsOweYa for Vancouver
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STEAMER Humboldt. Watch her time
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S,=anae- NaEa VISTA, ~ TOE Pac.3e
Cease t'ssas->Nss'. .of. tar Saa t'Js.s.,,.se21'
tass tDasasas ~sEa sae .o.taW.ag cseo.n aSs-
se'aSv-s- A. ~ osz~sa, Ms n, Peters @.
+ ri &Uep T. w fAa1fexe. koE X
Cooper. Mrs. + + wats.aS. Ms +. ".
NAtavr. Max aGlEs eyG1aa . \. A3<tsov.
era MIS- Artsusera. a. l.. So.ausAn. 4.
/ N.e@srsEa,sa, 81. Il rac AIRS. Ao} an.
Il y. &s@keT. Il. ! @TenAs. -. 5eg.G. Jass-
Collins. A. n. f}e8cSon. Mrs. wilson. l..
= N son, g.. II }iaH4soG 1884 tS}rty~ 1o1g
Second SsasS
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not uata May -ea-aed SIC al shs buying
become Srgs2t enough g eaase slight ~
action.
IN he auaI dealings shc-ts Covered sres1v
prise a ret loss q &c
The weakness 81 wheat EXTENDED Il, eera
ard caused good 6e=l - liquidation Nay
Oats followed wheat ard cora. Nay &C.
c2tre3 tsc-
cersral osstssse liquidation tayoaga cozu-
good many step a1isss were encountered
CT Ire break. ard yslS led - sharp So
c5lnss Pork lost els. lard I91s l-'2e sra
ribs gsze.
wheat. Nc =.
u, ops1lag, Hisasst- Lowest. Clossa&
Jgly ia G-IS. - - TlHelis
Corn, No. -
MAY S,se9ES Ss'+ s., SS.-e $
ssa ae. sssg.>,e - %saN
Oats, M. =,
Nay Nay @ss y =. -
Mess Pork. per narrsi.
May =. So 50 Sc - Sc I7ts 50 -
Lard. per 100 Pousds
May - IS @r-a So
Jaly : . Is as > y
short Ribs. per leo pawaas.
Nay y y s. 1tAs 81 0Na s. le
JAY - y - -
Cash Quotations.
F'lour~-p}ss. and neglected.
Waeat--No. sTTsog asttr1c; Ne. spring.
si2toc. No. : red. T{lsu &c.
CoTn-Na .. 3ssl3sa.
oass-No. :. -@.@s2Nc. No. white, 59,aa
Slc; Nc. white. -. sSg3zc.
Rye-&a. p Sc.
Eaylsy-No. =. 4l352c.
Flax SeeG-No. I slI4s4.
Timothy Seed-Prsae. & S5sfA$a.
Pork-Mess per bei $Ioss10.lo.
LaFi-Per 10 HIS s.. tsss5S.5s55-
Snort Ribs-Sides {l0ose}. 81 $sg5.
Shou!ders-DTy Salted tboxed). 4AsSY4ssc.
Short Cle27-Si9es tboXu4l. S. lsfS -.
" Whisky DstlileES finished GOODS, per
gal s. =
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Eina ncinI.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-,rhe Commercial
Advertisers London financial cao.egTalIa
says.
The market here had 4 good start. bat
reaction occurred early. The market has
q feeling that b0ta Americans and Afrl-
cans have been overbou%ht. Iae c.ose
One arhstra gelsr offered freely and .ken
London selling sTt IL. making "A Chcppy
market after receipt Of New York prices.
The streef was distinctly nat. bat there
was hals dollar r4Ey list at the last
Ta'os touctleu f'pa and closed at g.
Copper vas u gsotlnG down, Auacoutis.
touched aTI-i6 and closed ~ g on the
sac ~ heavy books, understood 30
efnauaIe from the exploration company OF
The RotAscht.ds.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Fah s.-Canadjau Pacific.
sS7k. Northern Pacific preferred. 31se In
on Pacific Fret RED. ~. Grand Trunk.
~. Bar silver dun. Lssl. Money pcr
cent.
Breadstuna.
LIVERPOOL. Ee5. a--Wheat spot dali.
No. I California, 50 s3aGs 81. No 2 I'D
Western winter Is %; ~. rel north
Corn-sr6. qa.e,; American mixed nes.
Receipts II naeat During she past three
DAVIS - so CeGtals. including 1-a'ssi
American. Receipts - Amen az corr. difF-
lng tho qasi &hFt" says. l,f'" ee@t.5s-
Corn Futures g8ie;. Ma p, s. t~s.t.
May Is 1@s5. flcuE-st. I4oAiS fancy =. -
te- tIaU. - a.
wheat -F'ata,es c'osea steady; March.
Iovi 5,1S i 20 T. s~waea, eaTzoes oa
~..ass hsvpr= sad se5is-~ apart. cn pa=@Hge.
gpseftc WaEa Wa.sa, - 81. l-f.&'-@a c9'-i-
ffvERr0oi.. PEI, 8 WAeat duiL
Wheat IN parS. STEADY Fopr II PARIS.
firm. f'reUca coGstrT r1ssE acts. a-eSays
Weather In Eu2lana froatv.
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{ hicago.

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-The small supply OF
cattle today sold az generally uncaaflEtd
prices. Fancy ca,tie Sga630; choice steers,
- 6gQ8.& medium. $50 %. heef steers. Sag
8.95: stockers and feeders. &<44. 81, buIs.
s. 19Es y. CONS and heifers, S3.9t14. West
cTn fed steers. 81 e5aiS, Texas steers. $3.S5
gale, calves. $8Tn3.@5.
Hogs ruled stronger. The bulk brought
So 1888 ard tae extreme range Was 500
o. slie; pigs, $S.5*f2 TO
Sheep we're active 1T steady prices. In
;eror 10 prime sheer Ss.5Ffri 80; yeaTiing
wethers. 81 29fsi.5o: lambs Sst55.
eipts-Cattle. 2,6oo. hogs. =. 900; sheep.
80
Omaha.
OMAHA. Feb. 3.-Cattle--Recepts. Lb1o
mead. Narket steady. Native baef steers
Sstl5.50: Hessern steers. 2.S1lg415 Texas
steers %3-ss}ff4Sl: CONS and he.fers, S3.3s+f
-: Gamers. 81 95sgf3. .. siackers and feed
ors s. S04Is -. calves, $4.1oa6.i0; bulls ard
-lags s. j1zft2 =.
Hoss-Rece.pts ago head. Market strong
20 y higher. Heavy s. 500 ia: mixed,
s. 65a5.7o; light. $3.55a3.7o. bulk OF sales,
s. 654i3.50
sheep - Receipts. e.eoo heaf. Market
strong. Fair 70 choice natives. s.. solli 30:
fair - choice Westerns. S3.G3ifi.I5. common
and stock sheep, S26o43.eo; lamts saga.
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Da'-y Products.

on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was d7Yn. creamcries, 1917 SIC,
diaries fel245 l5c Eggs steady. fresh. X 4
l1iya Cheese steady and unchanged.
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We ca1 your attention 10 sc Summit.
which aa1oins the Republic nine, THREE
shifts arc working daisy ard VIII drive
tunnel continuously until ledge IS reaeh-
cd. THIS stock MI advHnee soon, We
waut 500 Giant (RoaSianaD
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greS dxau ia.

SAX FRANCISCO. Tes Over ! ~
S4FEeas = aoar Ee3t az y@ster.:ay by s5@
tt5sf-@ s@e2-ssr. S negs x4s szesa3s0.y CO
4a7s@1a2 g9T sEasr AgS.eN3 al pg-ces w@re
.t%t< Speculative market. l8ssr: harley,
-%e tat41eS. 01sets 221s. IN
fsaAt54ea fsgE actiEe bGE 7os1srs eye a3t
s@!aEsH. S{sot ssag a.e1s were.
ss~r-Se fes fanny extras. s. (sss AZ;
saA%s txes8s, xsSss4Gs. oregon 2aa
y s.sz-asssr, = sk1
y beat 2iar-aE, slfa for NJ. : and
ll@'a TO- ctoices MINING. Sl-ts54sg
BaF.ey-Feea. sa-25ai-2za.; brewing. nom
Gals Paor IA f1.r. u~ag.@z-. good 70
cs'2ies y ztsfsi.sz1z fancy Tse6 s. EE
gray $3.50 "a milling, 3 zsaiI-ss Sur
Receipts
Fi3I;~-fSgarter sacks. -sas. A.. Oregon.
istsE- wheat, centals 4 g. bariaY, r@at4S
50. oats. csratAss ~: hears sacks. 4.i71. Pc
safae@. SACKS. 4.fss. onions sacks 10. do
Dfe&12. %s3s bran. sacks. IS. Tggsisl} saGs,
saeAs. - sAg, sSns, So Wet. bales q.
e-2t-s, A,s@i. quicksilver. TASKS. 100, wiDe.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat FiVrEse-; Nav. sl-i5a
CoFs.--l<aTlse ye35Vs. tia
Gash Wheat.
Cash gheat. siII441-U4
Woei and Hops.
Neso3~ScriEg Nevada. l00lgtzc. Eastern
c.@Es1r, 1919 l2c- oregon valley t54177c
northern Eu1Unrai2, &4lAc. mountain lambs.
49, s4a Joaquin plains, 5asc. Ham o535t
.IIops-crop ot Is. Isgiso fo- good to
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. r.-A lssat-- FF-ai,a
y zAaz ss5sc. valley. essc, si4@StsEzs.
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THE COTTON Markets


NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--Cotton quiet
ul1lings csc,
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Gotten quiet,
lH5Gillng. Sac.
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MINING

9 NA%T <stlegr,' mic at C,8
4 asssts 81 1aaf snTaaEa Gag |, na 3
e s0.ch Ia ln charge az Atf A. r.~8
ssfls'saa ss % .-e eey Zee Ia uss
@ssstssgl So cei .nS olsh
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SEATTLE MARhETz.

-tst@ A4f~SFs CT es&leTn aSc-sse among
- s-9nEs4-@s%as Ese8 So aeeos.as 60 gre csse
go Ssef sFss asst sae sangzresS.aa4 - S43
e.s.1-hFs3 aE4 g s. a4s FAR ffSs1 EEae t. q,
ise ETssespss ef59r5 s1ss now u 20 pve5ect
@-ss~A az f-s<sl fam sE5st. Eksca zscsSAs-
10 - s1.sFissE AESszgs y SasxS Aad
CV1sA from place - pl&cs Buyers are sew
80 are therefore q seeene-ary eossaasE4-
a eas q v,sna,caee ap2sss arrived ia
morse yesterday
EEsa are AZ * cea.. hu. Z t-sak sn TIE
@sasn@F VII aaeaa a13Jhsg 8Fcp IL 4sst-
Tne foss9wiax grlees s-e being ore~e1 TO
tt4ss E'rfsdUCeF 1y s81a. eaaisrs for delivery
~ sD--5a Isis 80 tAe cock ov - tase sa-
GE4sa-e}aEs. &c, harley. 81. whe2..
en.Skeu ICED. a.. bran. a.; s1yorIs. SIS
- az Gssei SOUND, ). 1@g ton. Eastern
" 9s3a4s4E GA IE3otng. Sl-98. a.fasfa &. ~
f.sss~St-lcs3y frvsa raaea. -
ls.f.tF-fresa ram. .-s Ia. 1rea.s.ery.
.rIe:seisry-csichens. i've liz. tive turkeys.
I..se s3ock-Chol-e beef cattle. rows 4:
seas. stzs e. cEto3os sheer. Sal4,ssc, good
1a3ss, I'VE Sac hasz. blessed. *. DIVES.
- 49, - !. iafse s. AIaAi.. =. cave. 1--we.
h.8ea, E.slls and wool Heavy sound
sA.te1 STEERS, ever - rs. =. Tnetinw SQUAD
- 10. 'sze. Azut Sound. gn3ar "a lbs. =.
-o'S. s44'ia al Heistl1. &. ssags bulls
ard oxen 4gsse. sailed k.re =. cs.f yer
~, 81, sEs$h as4ss. &c less 1aag saIsea dry
aurtstaar ,4eS< . ..5s .ss-s..5-- SIS
- - "a }ac, paps1y deer saiic. cry ek
- - green e.s fa3c: eheep pells. -9S5e.
49, =, $50. - 80. ,.aS zen ssbin@ 3sa
lirtl a. ,t~'g~r "a : /" - =. q S..f No9.
Johbing Quotations
. S99oins quotations Yesterday acre as f9I-
Sugar. Flour aud Coffee
ezffa 4 ~ SO - - t'e'' !.i os.s ~
graaa.ate5 a. go. 70 49, "a =, -. 80. S..s
=. s.onf etc .Jo51.ngJ--I '4ssae Exeesieas
S4'5far,,5s. 80 ~, =, - S'af i1akefs) $ -
-. - - isS III l9~.b "a el,s coF2 mesL
waeAt ar a,.re = :. - :. s6s oa as
80 -. cracked wheat. S. g. fsY 10 lbs ia.ia
s@rina 8 =. re ~. s-,h sa-xs, reei-cai
s z s5,e s 4ees g. :, = asF '6s sasEs
sacks. re me-. ssle per -, las. ia-ih
sacks: gyc f7oUr. go rer 10 rs i5-i5
nleal 81 5 usr is5 s1s ,s'gs 49, go. ps+
peas. s. per a. fha. 80, 49,. $50
peas. le5-lh saekx S. rssri -.
II "A rs ~, e. "a, aas g. go ger 49,
= : oa.-. n 80 seekS; cor. meat yef'~r.
49, .l,, - rs aA cora rneal,
q,hss 80 80 - @4 ny
xacbs. erarksd wheat e. ~4r KS =, s.
"a sseA~ sr,,sr- ~. me- e. e ry RI 81 !.
ID sacks ho,e wheat r,r 3 per bA
y .e-.s saeks re ne s. r bsl -
$50 1hs net hbts a-s. fancy oiled o4f4
so-ls , :. $50 fancy rolled oa,s. per
e.2trea t5ohb.ng, firs.r. -ssolsa. pe~ II.
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e4aA ssc. Nc : hsssezsegn. &C. milling.
Ne S3a2. az Nc. I n..:ssstan.. &c.
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LONE PINE
Without a Parallel.

The recent development of enormous
quantities ~ rich ore has ptafed this prop
erty IN the foremost rank and created
lively demand for the stock December
you could have bought this stock For lsc-
Today II cannot be obtained for Doc. We
pre.t-t before SIX MONTHS It will BE-.
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Mtllst9 Msdd]ings g., ossll ESQ bran.
= 70. > - per ioa
>. 5tay-%ae4I s.seaql-. 50: wheat aad oa:.
Z. .s-s1 SEQ hest barley 81. @a3ll4a1, a.fal-
-. xlI-5o9i2sa stcok si6 pallts5. straw.
Hsr bale sAE,75c
Potatoes ft7rjv rose. 8 19aI =: river
tus0auks. 75cISf % Oregon bGrbaEks BE
s@ee-. sl.sg-1.75
Fegeta slsS-Slre- skin onions. including
organ, szss@s9c; sar.tN, Szfc, green peas, a.
&C.. string bears. Sc. tomatoes 5sc@tSi.59;
egg plant. j1f@c. mushrooms, IoTt5c.
tr9lt -A9ples. choice sl-1s: c3mnon ap-
PIES Ger. rBTei oranges s 90 < Mexican
,-fes. rrpac6 S..51@ao). cownoa Caufor-
aia iemo1Fs 75cfs s. =; choice California
l+'nors si5eT2. bananas s. 15t25N
EutteT-Fsncy creamery. 70. l. ssccnds,
= l-5s fancy dairy 19321c. 10 seconds. Il
1te
cteese~NeaF. il@l@c; California cream
tftt aF fse- YsurE American T2ai3c:
Eastern. ,2l~ 9I5.Sc; Western tfixaI2c
ts%Es-C'a,lfornts store. z9{25c.
Poultry Turkey Eo1hIers. IIIt9c turkey
hHHs. I-4.@lze. an ROSTERS 81 5sF0s 60:
--Hfre raas ers & .sfis.-1e small hrauerS
Is a&Et&E 80. ,srge h~oiers 81 5D06 70 frvers
e. ts.ge H ben4 = 80 ~. geese. 81 70aa 81.
aseoEs s. @51i. .. young PIGEONS, SEQ
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Sestlaa. FEE s. 3s~n,
ExeAszagsS az the SEATS. ,gxe.s-ssa. 500
6aEse Ais& F5sZ-zs-1 e@a4rlzas 12lzss l91ay
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H1.OO A SHARE

II no, higher We have advised every client
10 bug Ibis stock ANA All have made large
profits.
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r. y SALtSsI zY.
E@cfssz E--ee15s y sss4.-&E 4>seA--
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THE WEATHER

WASTEf~s5TO%. Feb &-Avniiafe ash
"a. s..ea ST4 71G..Ig3. res1rte. s-@s.ss@.Ii4
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They Are Paying
Investments.
PEARL

IS one q the promising eheap etnrkp. and
"a shown aG Joins {he
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WAGON Am sIEDs.

WERA fC8<E Is 9ffsrgag sTxat bar
fssas n hlga grade fur roass ara ether
se1s for ASKS Iar s days un.y a
tesamA1a Dock. Seattle
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Irregular. state bonds. irregular railroad
a2s.1s. va
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1899-12-16

Santa Cruz-Robert Williams, j. A.
Paschouly, Fred Herrera.
Cochise-Warner, w. F. Nichols, j.
BrOckman.
The members of the transportation
committee are G. M. Frazier. chair
man: Epes Randolph of Tucson, b. +.
Porter of Phoenix. and II. +. Wells OF
Prescott.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1899-12-16
Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tire nendous ener-
Nv are not found where stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels are out OF order.
II YOU want these qualities and the
success they bring. use.Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every power
of brain and body. Only 25c at Pho
neer Drug Store.