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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

For Sale, fourteen nice sugar year.
ling mules and nine twO-year-Old sugar
mare mules broke to work. Will sell
in pairs if desired.
NIXON PERKINS, Marksbury, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

Mrs. DOllie Brown has taken many
orders for the Ladies Home Journal.
Leave your order with her and it will
receive prompt attention. ct
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23
Take Warning.

All indebted i'm any way to myself or
j. G. Sweeney, must call and settle or
l will place same in hands of an officer
for collection. J. w. Sweeney. 11-2-1m
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

The incest line of rings ever brought
to Lancaster at Morrow & McRObeyBS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

I am standing nice Jersey Bull at
$l.0O cash. [m25tfl r. L. ELKIN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

DR.. Acton is building a neat resi-
dence on his lot, adjoining R. H. Bat
son, on Lexington street.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23
For Sale.

q nice $50 to 900 Id steers and 13
nice $50 lib steers. Apply to T. NJ.
Johnston or Sons.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

Only the chronic loafeIs are talking
politics. Few people seem to care
who's erected, or if the whole layout
is defeated.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

Try our prices, evapOrated peaches
and apricOtS at FaulcOner & HkrndOn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23
MORE hOCAh.

Go to Logan & Robinson for heavy
boots and shoes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

We handle the celebrated Buell.
BOOtee. LOGAN & ROBINSON.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23

Several good second hand buggies
and surveys cheap. w. j. ROfaanS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23
Hog Killing Time.

Buy your sage, black and Cayenne
pepper and salt petre at Stormes Drug
Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-11-23
PATENTS GUARANTEED

Our fee returned if we fail. ANY sending
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promptly receive our opinion free concerning
the patentability of same. How to Obtain
Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured
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Patents taken out through US receive special
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Send for sample copy FREE Address,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
ys.sss
Pointed Paragraphs.
h,,sAa

BE sure you are right. then be GER
tain you are sure.
It's wise man that knows what
not to do IN an emergency.
II time be money some peoples
time must be counterfeit.
Love la the last but not the least
81 the diseases of childhood.
Too many men are known by the
company they are caught In.
\ true philosopher is too phiil-
spphicnl to bother about phiiosnphs.
No man ls hero TO his valet AMI
no man wants To- be a valet to his
hero
When n man gets another - DO Us
lazy work for him he is either lazg
or shrewd.
A man isn't necessarily rich when
he is accused Of having more money
than brains.
\ mnn may forget the dollar he
borrowed. hut he always remcmbc=f
the one he loaned
Every dog has his day. but some
how every dog thinks every other
dogs day a. so much nicer than his
is
Some people who succeed IN biting
on more than they can chew keep
right on chewing Just the same.
After all there are but two really
bad thinE8 about cigarette smoking.
one IL the cigarette and the other
IL the fellow who smokes II,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
DEWEYS STYLE OF CHARITY

y notice that the newspapers have
little 10 say about Dewcy's char
itahleneHs. said navy officer. and
yet there is not man In the United
states navy who gives more accord
lng 10 his means than does the nd-
uiral He gives IN 70 quiet. unoaten-
tatlaus WY Ills pocketbook Ia NJ
ways open 60 those In distress. Ad-
miral Dewey r. opposed tu getting IN
a public subscription for charity.
hat believes In people going down in
1feir pockets quietly, lofting that he
the last ~ t.. ! know this. for r..
member when Nal Moore was re
caiviHE subscriptions fcw wintera
ago for the poor NJ the city n list
~ contributors WhH printed In tho
daily papers Dewey sent his check
TO- q good round sum to the major.
aud tod hIm he desired his name
should not be- used IN any manner.
and that " hls wishes were not com
ull"d with D would feel that he
could not again help IN raising need
cd funds. on more than one ocea-
sion have known him to give In
just such way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
SPIRITS HELP A MINER
They Led Peter Martin TO . Nine
That Made Him Rich.

To be led 10 a gold mine through
the agency % an unseen spirit would
convert almost aaYoady 10 spiritu-
alism. says rhe New York World.
Even Young Peter Martin. Of san
Francisco. admits this. although he
l. the least creduious % beings 4
few weeks ago Mr. Martin was a rich
and coutented young man. whose
thoughts had never aweit On the pos
session Of a gold mine. and who hard
ly realized that there were such
thing az a spirit and mediums IN the
world Now he Is the owner n
newly discovered gold mine. and VIII
tell you that mediums are very re-
markahle persons.
One day Mr.. Martin met on the
street George v. Hall. the Turkish
consul. Hall suggested a visit t. a
medium a. a divertinR way 60 pass
the afternoon. They went and the
medium told Martin and his friend
their names. histories. secrets and a
great deal more besides. Among
other things he told Martin that he
wns about TO strike a rich mine on
some property he owned Martin
laughed heartily az the sbsurdity 81
H. The next week the young man
started Of on rambie through the
southern part Of California. and Just
FOR the fun - the thing visited his
ranch IN the San Diego mountains
A big ledge runs through tnis pro-
perty. He found great excitement
prevailing over the discoveries Just
made along this ledge They had dis
covered quantity Of apparently
rich ore. Mr. Martin got mining men
20 Investigate. and they reported
that the ore was syivanite. very like
the Cripple creek ore Mr. Martin
believes mat he has every reason 70
expect the development 81 a new
Cripple Greek on his own land.
Since then Mr.. Martin tried to find
the medium who told him the won
derful story and crdas-question him
a little. but he has disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning -- Markets this
morning show Few changes salmon
are quite plentiful. but no changes
In prices have occurred. Fruit and
vegetable a<oeka nre Htiil quite low.
ana many 8rticlea such ms grapes
and peaches. are quite scarce.
The following prices are being Of.
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or IA the car at Seattle.
graiu-Oats. 5000. barley. ti7t0a
1900. wheat chicken feed. SO 10. bran
tlt00. shorts. $500. rye. tis0onis %.
Hay Puget sound. portions Sioom
300. Eastern Washington timothy.
fiaoO, alfalfa. 81 0Om 1890.
Egrs Strictly fresh ranch. 2Gc.
Butter Fresh ranch. saioc. hcst
creamery. 2i@22c.
Poultry Spring chickens. i1c: live
fryers. fi5OU200 live turkcya. Zoe.
Live atack-Chmce beef cattle,
COVE, 4fttAc. steers. 4ita5ct good
hogs, live, t'zc, hogs, dressed, 6Acs
calves. dressed. large &C.. small. %.
calves. large. live. ie. small. &C.
Hides Potts and Woal-Veavy
sound snltcd steers. over 60 lbs, Sc;
medium sound per ID. d 1iae. Hrht
sound. under 20 ihr. 7bc. COWS. sound.
all weights, 7ihr stage bulls and oxen
ta6e; sailed klpH. 7ac; eolveu. per 10,
sac. green hides. lc less than salted.
dry hides. per N. 12e. dry culls. one
third less. summer deer. per ID, 22G
Pic. wlntcr deer. dry, Amlec. papery
deer. 00iee. dry clks. auioc. precn
elk. 4@5c. sheep pslts. 25ug5c. shear
IincH. i5m25c. Eastern Washington
wool. stc. Western Washington wool
12iae; dirty or timber burned. i0Aci
tallow. 2Ma3e.
Vegetables.
pofntnca (iobbfuRl--Nativa pota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
To Be Beautiful.

Don, oml, you uis., face scrub
Don't forget that soap Ia ncess-
sary 60 remove dust from the face.
Dent change about from one co.'s
metie 70 another. locking for mir.
heie worker
Don't begin physical culture II you
have not persistence enough 10 keep
Il NJ.
pon't buy cheap soaps Good soaps
free from animal TAT can't b. made
cheap
Don't neglect your teeth. Go T. q
dentist and have them inspected at
least once IN slx months.
Don't lace your corsets tiEht n
you do you VIII have rcd nose
Don't forget 60 rinsr the soap out
~ the skin. after bathing
Don eat sweets and starrhy foods
" you are Inclined To fat
Don't Worry v you are thin. IL viii
make you thinner.
Don't FORGET that tight shoes pro
duce uEiy wrinkles on the face.
Don't lost your temper 1t carvsa
"a hateful line a. the corner Of youf
mouth.
Don't walk on your heais Watch
the women who 40. and you viii un-
derstand why.
Don't bit your nails
Don't neglect your eyes. n they
trouble you. go al once 70 an Ocu-
lists
Don't allow yourself O. set lazy,
Incidence Is fatal Zoe to beauty.
Don't take atimuiants. they d.
strpy the texture Of the skin.
Don't expect to Ind a simple aud
permanent lotion that Viii remove
freckIra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
ALL SORTS.

Az santa Ana. Cal. there Is eel
cry garden ~ spa acres.
Twenty tive Chinese pupils arv en-
rolled IN the public schools ~ Chi
caxr
A priEvfshter Is In his prime from
twenty to twentysslx years % sEo.
Iapan bought over a milton doll
lars worth ~ sugar last year frem
Germany,
Wisconsin beasts of state board
OF immigration engaged In the laud-
able work ~ pcrruasins people To
move one part 81 the state into an
either part.
Since the foundation Of the Legal
Ala Association Ia New York % 80
people. vlctimsncd Is their fellows,
have sought and found iustfrc By
its efforts
At the recent FIRST congress ~ den
tisfs Tn Russia Il WAS decided Is petit
tlru the s0vs nment Ia appoint a WIS.,
Hing dentist for every schooi and
high school IN the empire
He lie that eourta and runs away
viii I've 20 court another day She
But he thar courts aud DOES not we'd
must aud himself ia court instead
In japan vaccination j. eompui-
sorry and tNs government makes is
oNn lymph and issues Il frrv Of any
charge na-vaccf nation At stated
periods is aisa flxidiy enforced. only
calf lymph i used
"tIEatts whispered the villain
creeping steaithiiN across the star.
Yes; ! expected sou would b." re-
5olccd tbs heroine. And a murmur
Of applause trieklsd down fron the
gallery.
Three places at ieaat ese known
where Kresu Snow r. found one q
these i- near Mount Fsccta. Iceland !.
another fourteen miles east u ire
mouth ~ The Obi. and the third nea;
Quite. South America.
The cross channel poll tar OF =
cents on each passenger between
England and France. Il v shown BY
the Dover harbor hoar,s > report and
accounts, insu~d receuiiy. amounted
60 So .ss5 during the last twelve
months
0ns 81 the masterpieces - musical
clocks has Jus, been completed for
tas Emperor ~ China. IN whose pal
ace. besides pointing cut the correct
time. u wiii play selections With 4
fully equipped automatic orchestra
50 the biesci- face isn't the
latest - The horSeicss carriage has
brought forth the mobile eouuten-
anes"
Dr. Lehwess. 81 the Automobile
Club. % London. proposes 20 make a
"trip from pekin 60 tfat city On a spe-
ciaIiy constructed automobile IN tbs
early part = next year The dis
tauce IL about 500 miles and the
time required Is estimated al thre.
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
The Words That Won.

In London this summer one Of TIE
weekly papers offered a pfiae f1r the
best list Of strong words. 10 number
ten
The announcement specified that
but ten words would be considered
from any ono person. and commit
tee ~ literary men would select out
- the numbers offered the ten
strongest words IN the English Ian
EuHEc.
Those are the words that won
Hate. blood. hungry, dawn. coming.
gone. love. dead. alone. forever.
DO you think Of any stronger. fuil
~ sugEeHtlunT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
Sunday Sermons.

At Trinity church yesterday
morning Rev H. ~ Gowe0
preached on Rivers OF Living Wa.
tor" tits evening address Was a
Righteous Hatred"
Rcv. W. = 6. Temples morning
sermon at Plymouth cenfroga
ito chu eh as o. tn aub ,,t
Tremendously True. In the
oven x. - ny halt fcsH The al
ditorlum fa- Sell allied at both
services.
At the First NJ p church. Re-.
+. N Randall D., spoke IN uhe
morning on THE Coming of the
Kingdom Hts evening suaJce,
was The Other Sheep
Rev. j = u. hWyd's morulue
sormou n 81 Marks was entitled
THE Ministry 81 Angels In the
evening The choir. under sir. In
gleharsit. save a srlendid pro
gram.
Owing 10 Unforeseen elreum
stances the opening meeting OF the
Mems Clint OF Plymouth church
has hecn postponed frum tonight
sntil the second Monday Ia Novcm
bcf.
How TO Make Religion Win
some ls the topic for Thursday
nights prayer meeting ut Ply
mouth church A report ~ the
state association meeting ia spo
Kane WI be given by Mrs. a. ]
bailey.
The North Seattle baptist
church has secured entertainment
for thirty Ave convention guests Of
the w. c. r. u.
representatives 81 the ". e r
q. win an the pulpit a, the North
Seattle baptist church October 20
The pastor. Rev. I. J sawyer
viii preach at Centralia on that
date.
Council for tho recognition OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church of
New Whateom and the Calvary
baptist church Of Ballard wiii meet
at the FRS, Baptist church tomor
row.
At the Third Cumberland Pres
byterian church Il vas quarterly
communion. and tho service Was
celebrated after the morning ser
mon. Rev. =. y. Thompson
preached both morning aud even
ing Next Sunday the pastor viii
talk briefly on the work Of the ore
Rou synod from which he has just
returned
Rev. W. a. Major. pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church. de
iiyered a sermon yesterday Ia com
mcmorati0n Of the close u hts
sixth year as pastor of the eongre
cation. A large number were IN
attendance Res. Thomas Gum
synodical missionary. vas present.
also Rev. Dr. George Whitworth
the pioneer missionary Of Wash.
inFtnn and Oregon. and Rev. Mr
Ellsworth OF the American Tract
Society.
In closing his remarks Mr. Major
said: Il commend your efforts 70
build the Second church on foun.
dationE that will stand Your tri.
ale. your losses have not made Won
unfit 10 Ro forward. Let this spirit
by multiplied in you. and one day.
when the Lord Of all returns and
asks our account, We viii render
unto Him many fold more than
that which he lntrusted 20 our
care"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09

Fresh Meat OohblnR) Cow beef.
&c per h. steer beef. 7tsc per 10.
mutton. wether. Sc per ID. pork. 7t5c
per Id. veal. large. Sc per 10. small.
Ice.
Provisions GobblnE)-ITams. large.
iahc. hams. small i4c. breakfast ha-
con. lie. dry sailed sides. 7Ae. Res,
sac
Lard OohblnR Home made. per
10. ~ White star. Sc; Coin special.
sac; lard compound. tlerees. &c: Rex.
SIC.
Fresh Fish 0ohblnFl Perch. i0sc:
hHllbut id5c, salmon. 4a5c; floun-
dera. 2Hio a0laa. 9ltc; rock cod. ga
&C.. ahrmpt. Sc. smelt 2a4C. oysters.
olympia. Slnnu 80 per sack. s. nO
per gallon. CLAIMS, Slg5 per s1cS
DunepueaH crabs. live. Si.35, cooked.
$50; ling cod. i06c; black cod. GH7c.
salt Chinook salmon. @e0 No tiercea.
Tor smoking purposes, Sc. herring,
auic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
a ST. HELERs PROPERTY

~ ~ Mccarthy. who is represent
inV J. +. Jennings and l. Bingham
81 Portland, has had crew ~ mon
g. work on the Goieon1a claims f1f
several weeks. They have made
T0ascut which ezpaseH che ore body
or over Is feet, Ta.s property has
iecn bonded o. the above named
inrtles for $1,000 and they are now
ding the Necessary development to
scertatn the extent Of the deposit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
murderers Captured.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. e.-The
trading schooner Bonanza. which
arrived here from Point Barrow
and Point Hope yesterday. re.
ports that the officers Of the reve,
nue. cutter Bear captured two muir.
derers, a white man and a native.
at Kotzebue Sound. The white
man is an American. He IL be.
lleved 70 have murdered his part.
ner. The Indian Is charged with
several murders.
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Official Notice
cry or SEATTLE.
KING COUNTY. WASH.

y
"a o Hyt o. e % =
l. he " %
%
70 q IL "a
Menas Hog Mems Re. raa u Zion
Men Dress Lad mrrla
ms Clh adC I Toy H
w p pend al na
o no a
t "a pa ng a Ar0 20 h a a ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09

The largest match factory IN the
world iH at nHrbcrtuu. q. Its capH-
city IL 100. geo o0d a day.
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77NHDmAVIAg..A.a.gElcAa .AsK on
~ -INfss tIfANors

The following gentlemen were APP
pointed by the chamber Of commerce
% Investigate the Calumet mine. Of
Index Andrew Knox. i. O. Given,
Cleo + sackelt Grhith Davies.
Thos a. proseh. aai Baldwin. We
kindly refer yau 70 these gentlemen
concerning the mine. The price q
stock 10 i5c share. non -aaseHsabie.
open evenings until T. m. Cali
aud see assays and samples Office
ga First avenue Phone Main s7b.
9. A. CDHBITT.
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toes. 7sc0tLoa. bects. q % per sack.
carrots. Per sack. ga Sc. string
beans. &C. per 10. corn 81 n0Ui Is per
aack. peas. sa1e. cueumbers. sos5ssc.
touA faes. sssfsse California sweet
potatoes. 4.9s per 100 ibss bell pep.
rrra. q oa9ai 20 Chilli peppers. 81 %
ais. native onions. 81 Be-. California
onions. Sts, gaelic. s. 10. German
pruncs. 7se. rfuh apples. co.. can
tclopen. sQuti 70 cauliaowers. IS per
doE. lettuce. ti.ss per bon OF don.
fruits.
Green Fruit 0abbngl- BlArh fige
as.lb boxes. ITO. coeoanuts. a.
per don. lemons. utoa "a. an.
8 ta9t % Per bunch. sweet annie
cider. ser ~ gallon. peaches. orange
eHngu. 81 coo 80 a box. hiaekherrier
81 oa8ia5. water melons. fi.coal q
native plums. Csc. nutmeg melons
eos &c. Italian pruues. Csc. California
grapes. white aud black. Doc. Gail.
fornia muscat. SIS. guinness. 81. 90 per
grapes. 81 90. eranbeFrien. tsT5i white
cartoon ngs. 10 pkg box. si25
Bottet Cheese Iegs sns Poultry
Huticr--Bauch. i0Qisc. fancy da,.
-. In squares. l20l4c. Washington
crcamerlcs. pound prints. sc. East.
ern iowa and Elrln. 20a22e.
Cheese tjohbinEl Native wash.
lngton. ii0lgisc. Eastern. ilai2c.
Eggs JobbinE)-strictIy frenh
ranch. &c.
Honey White comb. ;taisc: light
amber. iaUisc. amber. i2aIac.
strained. sisIsc.
Poultry ~ Chickens. live, izgiac.
frysrs. 81 1909 60. live turkeys. i5c
ducks. lie. geese. Toe. live weight.
Poultry Chickens. live. tsaf4c:
turkeys i5c. ducks. lie: geese. loc /.
live weight
oats Dobhinrl-Pcr ton. t27m2s
Barley-stcam rolled. s2i.0o. whole.
ils
Carn--whole. f27.to. cracked. so.
feed meal. per ton. az o..
Feed-wheat. .3l. oil cake. meal.
So 90: mlddllnKs. .oo42ao0. bran.
1850: shorts. SIC 00Qi7 90. chopped
feed. siaoodisi %. dairy chopped
feed. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY
HANDLES A Tn0WEL
Assists in Laying Cornerstone in
the Windy City.

CHICAGO Of federelbuld-
IN the
a
n hy freHdent
kinney handed uowe and throwing small portion es
mortar under suspended pronounced a. set
At thc
diatns
gulshed driven the
lake day
Mexican
ea, Chicago. $1,000 being line.
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;. D.. CARROLL. layer. braetof IA admit
ttttf ahd collector oipatrnti. Room 7s.5i
illHfktsf hlHcH
6lihH q EHOs. rooms Il 10 Halter hIdN.
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iiANks
the rmrr sAt1osAL uAsK or
FENTTlE


oesfIal tauslbT business tfanaaeta1.
4HhIHH T. ifpfel .a4..44..-. President
h.lftre 81 exon 49,. 81. Vice President
- 90 IHfnHf .s#s..s ...44..a..... . Cashier
T. = faFkhafFt Mama Assistant gafhfs-
hiHbi Hud tsieHrHphic sNehnuee payable
% ett fhs principal cities 81 the Jnitsd
stfifH 8Ha Europe
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oF sEATTtsE.
aplihi Stock paid in. 80 90
far4a lafth ..... pfsaiaart
= .s4trldersf - ..sr.tV lcs President
p Fs NHhfHF AaANAer
'Hf-ssp snlrltr Ia ell the principal citiss
10 The United States ana Europe
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o l1itHE. THEMtIn 4 co. fae.. me I'D
qua fHtnhia abstract company. satnbfirh-
- AHhA We are nov mhkinn abstracts u
tlHiuH HiHimf ia Cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
Nuts

wainut9. per N sacks. i7e
black wnlnuts, 18c. peenns, Toe; aim
onds. fancy. soft shell tsGisc; aim
onds 10, 2 loo: peanuts, 7c; pine.
Toe. eoconnu;s. per dozen, s5q9oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.


RAISER 4 MORGAN. te8-4io Occidental av'
Main isn, scu'i storage; distributing hou,
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral
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Hay 0ohhlng)-Pusot sound. per
ton, tG000t 90, Eastern Washington
timothy. St.o0a $500, alfalfa. $3.50.
oats Qobbing) Per ton. 2aa24c,
Barloy--Steam rolled, $50. whole.
$40,
Corn Whole. $2a 30; cracked. s2i.
feed meal per ton, $1,000
Wheat. 81. oil cake, meal,
s39oO, middlings. 0Od23oO bran.
$500. shorts, sl75O: chopped feed.
t19.0042i.o0; dairy chopped feed. SIC.
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Potatoes Oobbing)-Natlve pota-
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TIE PACIFIC Tailoring Coolest SIS. 81
and $50 suits made IN the city. Dyelns
cleaning repairing Ils Third syenus.
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wANrrp

EXPERIENCED wAITRE>,s for
short hour work. Portland restaur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09

SuNpT 4 ERLAND. Ysslsr wharf. .aii-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-09

gether IN caucus and mapped out a list
of SUBJECTS for legislation that will come
nearer to carrying out the declarations
Of the best features Of the republican
platform as we'll as many Of the reforms
demanded by the populists. 1t is re-
freshing to read the list of bills they
have decided to support on railways,
corporations. honest government, honest
elections, farmers interests, working
mems interests, finance aud revenue and
abolishing offices. 1t is easy to be seen
that much they set forth to do is not in
accordance with republican practice and
may be very materially altered n pur-
pose when enacted, if it ever reaches
that stage, but it is interesting to note
the effort. whether real or affected. they
are making to be in line with the de-
mands Of the people of the state. We
care not from which party the reform.
legislation comes from. 50 being We get
it, and since the republicans are il con-
troll of the legislature they have the OPP
portunity to make the record, and we
hope they will. Let us believe they are
in earnest until we see what they Will
do,