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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers filed yestsr-
day Ncfei
John nranuen aud wife TO J II.
iiurnham, gi5a. BOT I blk n. and hot
10 and the g ~ lot u blk y. plat
&c ksutun.
David y whittier and wiz 90
Christopher Arthur. ttis. r. 20 feet
lots Hnd blk n. Eastern add.
Thomas kauayan and wife Z"
Raymond Cormier, 81. lots it aud u.
blk lot Il btk 81. Denny 4 Hnyt'r
add.
aearRe X. Fisher and wife &C.
virginia q uawiry. tiioo. north
rhsterly one-thfd 81 lot ! bis e..
piat Of second add. heirs 81 Sarah
a iieli add
Albert a. tirAutranm and wife To
o. n. Wallineford, 500. lots and
Z hih g. WAH4nsfofd'a division %
Grfru Lake ADJ.
AiHHrt H ToWnc BdHnf u estate
~ Nellie Il ToWne. to william Il
Tawur. 81 a.. 81. an 81 undivided
oue.aixth interest In lots 4. 3 and G
bik 81. lota :. n. .. blk 9. lots 10.
N aud = blk g.. lots Z. and blk
a.. lots IN. II and ~ h.k g. lots !, 2
and hlk s.. lots Z. ana biz 81,
lsta /. 3. E {. S. g. :. = = az. g.
q. sc. ~. % 8. - and - blk 20. lois
.s.l. s. ie. 4 and u bis e. lots !. 2.
- "a .. 10. ~. n. ~. "a. rs.
Is. u and Is bik 81 all ~ fractional
blk a.. let's !. 3. 6. q AMI Blk q. all
in nurketH second ada also lots =,
-. q AMI > la hik 81 Ia supplement.
al plat - hlks ~ aud e. IN Hufke'H
areona add.
Lake View Cemetery association
e. Charles q EuYdam. So. nv =
bot Tia. Lake View cemetery.
John Anderson e. MARI Am Coo
per. tzn1. iat 70 blk q, nrnian.
Sheriff Van pe Nantsr - London
4 san francisco TANK. Lid.. t3eo,
lots Is and 81 AMI = iut = blk I.
plat - Columbia
sheriff Nau lie Vautnr g. Lon
don and gan Francisga flank. Ltd.
$500. lots rs ard ~. Is. - In hik
s. plaf - Columbia.
atata = Washington 60 sustnnsh
frunn. f7Bz. iat q Tx III. iot y biz
~. lst + blk ne. faFe = Vol II.
map Seattle tide lands
Andrew Hartley "a y 4. Hart
ley w.. lots Is and - BLK 2. iiiawatha
park.
John ~ Miller and wife - Max
Ciericun. 81. iot blk -. Denny 4
HaYta adj.
State ~ Washington 50 Amos
Drown and wifa. TITS. BOT : Blk isi.
lot 2 six fsz. lot ak ~. lot , Blk
80. map - Seattle tide tsnds
gent1n Ce-oprFAsivc Coh cors
pany 20 William y. Williams and
vife. 80. iei Il blk 5. Town o. Item
ton.
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Book by q Royal authoress

LONDON. April zi.-Prlucess Bea-
thce. who. II VIII be remembered.
published birthday book many
years aRa. is now engaged In the
composition 81 work ~ different
nature. which may be NJ for public
a. well az private circulation. II
bears on the Queens visit 10 the
south Of France and u illustrated
with sen and landscape portraits %
men. women aud children whom her
majesty has met at Clinic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
FATHER KILLED
BY DRINK
And a Michigan Girl Sues .
Saloon Keeper.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April .i--it
Marie Dexter. a Eiri af four years
81 age. living vt Milan. Mich. has
commenced a tio.ooa suit against 6.
schmidt. a sainankecper. and Fred
q. fiasieY and Henry Cor. hts bonds.
men.
The suit il brought under a rern-
liar statute % Michigan, Her father
Thomas ,. Dexter. died little over
month aga.
The declaration sets forth that a
year axp he began 10 drink excess
sivsiy ard became haaltuat drunk
ard. and that this fact was well
known 70 the paiaonkeeper.
lie continued 10 srll him iiaucr
until IL brought on his death.
II ia Understood that another suit
tor a like amount Will b. instituted
against another aaloonkeepcr % the
village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
LOST Mine Is
AGAIN LOCATED
Through the Finding Of an Old
Spanish Record.

AUSTIN. Tex. April 21.-The ia
nous lost gold mine known as ~
Dleute. which produced over $1,000
900 worth Of ore In the early part
~ this century. has been rediscover-
cd by C. W Hess. q merchant Of fio-
quiila7. Tex. The old spanish record
~ this mine was found IN the ar
chlyeB ~ the state ~ cOahulla,
Mex. at Saltilo. by Mr.. Hess recent
IS. and n waH by means Of this mus
IS document that he located the
mine ia the shihos mountains Of
Texas. a short distance south Of Ma
rlon. on the Southern Pacific rail
road. Indians maHBacred all the
workmen At the mine IN 1914. and al
though many expeditions searched
Tor It since then. none were success
fuI
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Found Guilty OF Arson.

EVANSVILLE tn1. Arfii SIP.
Hartley. coal fsine operator aud a
politician " this city. was this fore
noon found guilty Of arson By JURY
after a elaboration % about -
hours
hartley was convicted 81 hiring a
negro a. set IRE 20 the shaft 81 a
mine with whose proprietor Hart
ley had had trouble. The negro was
convicted of the crime and seufrr=
crd To- prison. The negro was taken
to this city 70 testify against Hart
ley. and Il was ON hts evidence that
the operator was convicted. Bart
ley viii ask for n new trial
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Bank Robbed Of Sf.ze5.

ST JOSEPH. Mich. April IL
The private bank 81 Hall a Haa. %
caioma. a small village n miles
north II this city. MAS robbed iaat
niEht II tizss.
hank this morning be found the
door standing wide apen nud the
hank vault wrecked BY dynamite.
Valuable papers were scattered all
over the main iiaur. The eiark had
stopped AZ midnight. witch vas 30
doubt the time the explosion aceurF-
81. as tho entire face 81 the clock
VA hTuknn
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NEW JERSEYS
NEWEST TRUST
Composed of Bachelors It's
Object to Secure Offices.

TRENTON. April 21.-Naw Jersey
has worldwide reputation as the
maker Of trusts. Each day n dozen
or more 20 10 her credit. hut the
latest proposed trust viii be the old l.
est. II must 20 into history as tho
most novel aggregation u force ever
attempted. u might be called by
some other name. but truth urges
that u be designated as ~ Batch
clOr Trust" u has tho double pur-
pose Of creating a boom IN celibacy,
and OF controlling al the omcea IN
New Jersey.
The secret of tho formation ~ the
trust leaked out IN this way: SEN
at0r Stokes. OF Cumberland county.
Is ono OF the leaders on the g5or or
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the sfaate senator pitnry ~ Nor.
ea county Is another. Tho latter Is
said Go have very lively ambition
g. be the next doveruor ~ NeN-Ivr.
sey.
say senator pltnry." said SEM
atur stokes one day. "yaa may as
we'll give up that Idea OF being the
neNt governor tor sou are not IT,
Don't YOU know that W. hacheiora
have formed trust 10 control alt
the offices Ia thla state for the next
quarter of century 60
Thia. although said peculiarly. made
the senator from Morfis rehcett 4
ilght came over his fats' as u he saw
the army Of hachSleral headed by
senator John koan, marching
through the corridors OF timr. laying
hold of all the pleasant herthH and
aoft snaps that we're ln sight
"Yes. senator, Il lneka very much
as Il yeu had" he said, and he was
not long In nndinE confederation OF
Tits remarkable statement.
The incorporation - the trust Is
only matter Of few days nov &c
Il believed. The list Of incorpora-
tlona is given "a follows; John
Kean. United Statea senator, Foster
NJ Voorhees,. governors Harkrr
Gummerc. state leader. David -.
Watkins. speaker, William Hancock.
state comptroller. Edward = stoke.
state leadar. hobart futile, seetc-
tary 10 governor. Fred Evans. H"cro-
tary 70 the vice president The COM
pany is limited, not In relation To
It's capital. hut 10 It's politics. II IL
q dlstnctivcty Republican organic 3
alton. A. 60 It's financial ability.
there arv only three men On the list
who are una bic 10 whtr four ar i've
figures on a check They are. OF
course, an bachelors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
NEWS FROM
MOUNT HOPE
Wheat 10 In Good Condition
and Prospects Are Good.

MOUNT HOPE. wash. April a.
Winter wheat ID. looking nrzt-ciaaa.
aud all has come through the winter
In good shape excepting on the south
hillHides. which hnva suffered some.
Spring work IN being pushed Dad
seeding f. rapidly ADVANCING There
vii Doe "a large acreage aowu. and
all expect 10 finish by May T.
Mount Hope ia going - have an
old farhi0ned FIRST ~ May eelebra-
ton. and viii be assisted by Rock
ford and Mneklutush. settlement
eaHt 81 Rockford. and an Invitation
n extended o. all Misses ftesa and
Ruth Wright twin sisters. have
been selected aH the May queen and
fiowcr queen and TOY Jones ne tho
King. There Wili be good parade.
headed by the Mount Hope brass
band. stay aud flower queens mad
the king, with their nHslstnntH. and
citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
IN
NICARAGUA
Destitution and Suffering is
Common.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.--Prlvuto
letters from Nicaragua report n
most desperate situation. both poll
tlcnIly and financially. In that dis
tracted country. with very little
hope Of Improvement, Although the
revolution which broke out In Feb
ruary has been suppressed Il Will be
n long time before the people can
recover from the effects Of II. which
have been especially serious upon
mining, India rubber collecting. ma
hognny cutting and other Industries
IN the eastern section. II has also
developed an intense hostility To
President Zclaya In n part of the
country where tho people were prac-
ticuliy Indifferent 10 him before.
In western Nicaragua. on the Pa
cinc slope. where coffee, tho great
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designed
Who with
is
evidt nj a f o
No
spaes demanded for the highest good
best the study OF
to
OF
the Is
o in
words. VIII h his n OF urgery.
tn
truths
neith argu demonstration.
VIII he who
ed tmsc for n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21

TOPEKA. Kan. April "a = Tween
~ young farmers living near Car
bendalc. Usage county, last niEht
decided e. ehafiyafi Mr.. aud Mrs
GeorEr Markiry
They did not heed a warning from
Marklcy. aho opened IRE with a
shotgun
Peter Anderson was shot In the
head aad dangerously wounded
Arthur Lake VAS shot Ia the arm.
ana . man named Morris received
a scalp wound.
MarkieY was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
NJ sxIco Orders Rifles.

NEW YORK. Arril si.-An order
FOE Gsooe military rifles - light pow
rr WAS placed by tho Mexican gov
eminent in this city yesterday. Thia
order II the largest ono placed in this
country by a fureiEn tspwer IN the
last Is years. Among ordnance Snrn
Il IL attributed directly 10 the result
Of the Spauish-Americaa war This
arms called for BY Mexico Nlii b.
81 siuRie-ahat. Hmnii.ealih~r tyre.
capable ef long range. They are In
tended fer the use u tho infantry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning There r. n scare
ity Of eabbaHes. IN fact, the market
ia cleaned ur. Caulii0wsr ia about
out. Two carloads IF bananas ar
rived from New orleans this morn
ing
Several crates Of Strawberries
came up from san Francisco BY cx-
press last night. They brought
t875 20 81.
Schooner Myrtle arrived this morn
Ing from the cape with $1,000 pounds
OF halihut on board.
Dried goldfish advanced ? cents a
pound today.
The following prices arc being Of
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
tho dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain - oats. $40. barley. S2i.
wheat. chicken feed. Sl9. bran.
SIS: ahorta. SO.
Hay ~ Puget sound. 81 per ton;
Eastern Washington timothy. sii.5O
mt2: alfalfa, IS.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. Ito
iSe.
Butter - Fresh ranch. i0Gile:
creamery, 22W2ie,
Poultry Chickens. live. 130t3isc:
live turkeys, re.
Live Stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c: steers. 4tilf5e. good hogs. live.
sc: hogs. drcpsed, Gltc. calves,
dressed, large. &c; small. DC. calves.
live, large, &C.. small &c.
Hides. Pelts and Wool Heavy
sound aaited steers. over 60 pounds.
Sc: medium sound. per pound. 7iAc:
lirht sound. under IG pounds. Re:
cows. sound, all weights. 7c. stays,
bulls and oxen. a05e, snlted klps.
7o. calves, per pound, Sc; green hides,
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Jobbing Quotations.

The iobblng quotations today were
as folluwHi
Sugar 0obbing1- Golden G, In bills.
SO; extra Q. IN bbin. i5te. powdered.
bIsri dry rfanulntcd. bssc. cube. bMc
beet o. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc UobbinT1-pRtent Ex-
celleni sI.zb Novelty A, $500. Star
thakerHD. a27a. California brands.
tt0. corn meal. yellow. ti.s0 per 100
lbs IN 10Th sacks. corn meal. white.
Sts5 per 100 lbs IN io-ih ancks, buck
wheat -four. pure. 8.10 per 30 lbs In
hslb Sacks cracked wheat. i2.gs per
loo lhh IN i0slb sacks. fariua. f2.s5
per 100 lbs In l0-ib raeAa. farina. 81
per 100 las In h-lb sacks rteei.cut oat
meal. q 20 per 100 lbs IN l0-lb sacks
graham Hour. a. 20 per 100 lbs In i0-ib
taeks. whole wheat flour. fi.ss per
100 iln In i0-lb sacks. rye meal. 1910
per t00 lha in iosib sacks. rye -four.
a. - pcf 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks. split
peas. lib sacks. ~ 60. rplit peas.
~ per TOO lbs ia 2h-lb boxes, pearl
barley. stz5 per 100 lbs In sacks.
wheat nHkca. fg-ib boxes. O. 10.
wheat fakes. 1850 per case 81 &c glib
pkEH. fancy rolled oats, s2S5 per
bale, IN s-lb sacks. corn meal. yellow.
81 80 per Dbl IN b0-ib sacks. corn
meal white. 800 per hbi In bo-ib
sacks. huekwheat -four. pure. i72O
per Dbl. lea bo-ib sacks. cracked
wheat. - per bbl in b0-lh sacks. steel
cut cat meal. 90 per bhl IN G0-tb
sacks. graham -four. - % per hbi IN
toslh sacks. whole wheat Hour. g. per
bbl IN so-ib sacks. rye meal. saTB per
Dbl IN te-lb sacks. rye -four. 81 per
bbl; fancy rolled cats. $50 lbs net bbls.
ta.f5. fancy rolled oats. eo-lb sacks.
ts.eo, fancy rolled oats. Per case.
tab
Coffee fjobbingl-orecn - Mocha.
pos Ia. s9Waic. Java. per ID. 2ga3se:
Costa Nlca. choice. per 10. ib4ise.
iieasted -Arhuckie'E. Ia iea-tb eases.
per ewt.. ftiTs. eo.ib eases. per cwt.
titS5. as-lb cases. per ewt. mss.
Java. tosib tins. per ID. &c; sack. see:
Alden Mocha. aJAe. caraeoia. sae.
Guatemala. gle. grouaa coffee. 100
zoe; Lion. zoos. ,ii.Tt. ets. MS. sse.
fits5,
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Port Townsend and Victoria. March
0. 10. ib. n. 20. April 4. Q. Il. ~. -.
~. May 4. ana every nth day there-
after Leave
San Francisco
For Seattle 10 a. m. via Victoria and
Port Townsend. March 2. 7. y. Z. zz.
AprJ }. Q. II. 10. q. g. May !. aud
every firth day thereafter.
FOR ALASL
The elegant steamships Cottngs
city. city az Topeka aud Al-Ki leave
Seattle a. IN. March /. g. II. iS. e.
81. April 6. 10. g. 20. 70. 20, May ..
aud every nth day thereafter.
For further Information obtain
folder.
The company reserves the right 20
change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing date. and hours Of
sailing.
J. y. TROWnRIDG
Puget 50 gupt. ocean DIX. Seattle.
Uptown ticket Office. Gis First av..
Seattle; Goodaii. Perkins q Co. Cen.
Agents. San Franciac0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
Hill Shortens His Line.

DULUTH. MINI. April 2t-Jnmes
J. mn Is rcparted 90 have acquired
control of tho 81 Paul a Duluth
road. Thus shortening his line from
here 10 the Twin cities.
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T. less Than uaited. dry hides. per
pound. ige. dry eulls. one third less
summer deer. poe pound, 22u2fn,
winter deer. dty. iiWiec. papery
deer. paiac. dry eiiea. ogfioei green
eil,. A6fae, sheep petite, 2afepbf; shear
lnFn, i5u2ac. Eastern Washington
wool. se. Western washington wool,
ICE: dirty or timber burned. Toe. tai
Lou, ~ a. ~
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roli nrslsrss ol. rLrAsrnr

bay Clipper Bicycles. For exercise
buy others. =. IA. Spinning, agent.
i022 Second avenue.
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Medical Etiquette.

strict medical medical
brcth
phy choice. a free
a who he
for mself pale
his he
advice
cons
much Of this ungontiemanly
which MAYO
In he past entirely aloof
MAYO permanently
plan arr n ho a.
English Remedies
modern therapeutics His
CONSTELLATION FREE.
Don't Wait, But Call Today
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The Clown hear Loitie LlFhtfoot
u engaged. They ray the mans old
enough - be- her father.
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All Chronic Diseases

can men seek happiness, which is impossible
without health" SpeoaltieS are demanded for the
highest good OF suffering humanity.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
FOR san Francisco

The company'a eie-
raut gteaniBhips
queen, Wallu Waila.
and Umntilia leave
ErnIIIn- m III
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dies The best that money can buy. Charge only
fair prices, and complete cures are the result. The
secret Of success is success. The incompetent
" so-called specialist" whines and ISLANDERS, The
oowardly "so-called specialist becomes an assassin
and tries the knife in the dark.
N r AA stands without peer in his pro-
fession, treating with assured
sVssu - success.
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Adru Mocha. aIATs taFarufa 7fes
Guatemala. ale: ground coffee. le9
zoe Lion. 1905. 'ii.Tt. DIS. MS. sse.
Butter. Cheese, Ugys and Poultry
ituiter -- Ranch ioaisc; fancy
dairy. In squares. is1iTo. washing
ton crrameriss. t-ih prints. siuzso;
Eastern. Iowa and EiEin. 2sazs.
chesse JabbinF) - Native wash
lngton. issWitc. Eastern. izMa
ATE California. itc.
hsEs Oohhingl - strictly fresh
faneh. lAe.
'"iah money - California. iss0
Poultry pressed chicken, ,sa,so.
live chickens. 10. lie. t,,,kss,. f.e.
iso; dressed geese. la..ite, ars..sd
turkeys. Iegifc.
Nuts.
x,-.t..... 49,. ~ 49,. ,.~,.
,s...,,.,,, ,,.st ,stn,,,s "a. ..-Sz''. -
tsfstrss eI,,-,,. a.. .t.,..,...,. -.
-, .bsf1 fsesn.ls .1.,ss.,.,ss
tsFgi7e. pranusu erf-rs ui,- isr.
hieksrv To-, ,.,'eos nuts. ncr asrrp
-. gs,.~ey.., e. -, ~
nsy, cram sno fseo-
Hay fla,btnr1 - Puget Sound, psr
ton. t5B9. Eastern washington tim.
o,hy. tfaait. alfalfa. tlo.
oats tkshf.4nsl.-per ton. t2S.
Hartley -Raiird. fsT.
corn-Whoiu. az 20. cracked, i1s.
feed meal. per ton. 81.
Fsed-whsaL tai; oil cake meal.
~. nssidliuKs. tsiI15. bran. w
snofts. us chopped tcea. tsoa14'
dairy chopped feed. VIC. seed oats.
isoUa2
Scat Prices.
-. ...A,t.., -. 49,,
- a.. - - 81. - ~.
-. a. -. a.. - a.
.ss', ~. -, -. ~ -, n snsiI
- ~. 49, '-te''
,,.,.,.,., H.. 49,.
,o,t.'. 80, 49,, s,,,i, a.. h,sak,s,,
49,. ~. A., .si,.S 49,. rNr
- ,t,.,,,,t,,,., - A. ,,s,ih
-. w,tt. sc, a.. catn as.e,,t
-. -, ss.,r,,o,,na ,t.,.... et1c.
rex. SIC.
Fresh Fish Oohh.ngl-Haiiout. "a
mon, sus salmon Trout. Lac.
FOUNDERS sut' so'ss, soi TOE coo, g
trout Ia iSe. shfl'tpA, ~ shau'
s9tei smslt Ng@ei '"iuiiph river
SIRE smelt' s1s' hettihk' 'Wfs. tom
cod. fe. oysters olympia 'As" per
sack, flse per gallon clans u.se
per sack i'nnEeness etaos' iiNe' 'ii"'
cooked. N..o.
~
u.,.su ,s5s,ao. tsi,,s rs,iy -
$500 $500 v,,s,r tstesqs. Wy
-. "a ora.e, 40 nstlyo ali.
-. 80. o,,ts.s t,s ,,.r ,a,. oro.
-. -. yautr,. ativsr .tl, e,ncv
- - - = -, -. "a 81 80, 80,
49,. -. -. -.
- ,,,rnt,ss a., -.
~ - a. ,''.,..,i... 60,
,..,,lt.,,,,,.,., so-s,tt ~,
-. -. a.. ax,tcs,A.,
-. -, a., -,
Wv ~. -i'..s.... 90 -. ~
Nt''iul,''" =. - - ~ ~ ,,,
I1up"i - - -
'A.'V pef
Fruits.
Gree, Fruit fiobbtnr, - Oranges.
seeding. ygua 30; nnycls. sa5sQt;
lennon. A. t04l. npplea. fancy. si.g5
az pcr box; cooking apples. 81
Ger HOY. bananas. $3.50 per
bunch. california black flRr. gc-lbI
borcs 81 so. cartoons Al u. smyruaI
ogs ssc psr IN. new dates. rae.
.,ye,t apnle cider sor per gal: med
s,sscts 20 pss,a "a
Lumber and Building msterat
I.ogH-Rupcrior quality. per NJ. No.
flr, ssa7: merchandise fr. $500
b75: No. 1 cedar. scar. common. per
NJ. sl.5oas: spruce logs. $3.50: cedar
aHEsH On
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Hay fls.bhlhKl - Puget Sound, PEI
ton. tfU9. Eastern Washington tim
othY. ti1uit. alfalfa. $40.
oats skbbbinTl-i'er ton. t2S.
Hartley Rolled. faT.
corn-~Wh 81 70. cracked. az
feed mual. per ton. ta7
Feed wheat. tgi: oil cake meal
SIS. ngidilnKs. tziaz5. bran. 81
shorts. tis. chopped feed. t3oa.z
dairy chopped feed. SIC. seed oats
fs00aa.
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Butter. Cheese. ugxs and Poultry


wainuts. per 10. sacks. is0ito.
Eastern black walnuts. lee: pecana.
isui1e. nlh~tts. itc. almonds. fancy.
soft shell. is0zoc. almonds. No. :.
isuiTc; peanuts. e97e. pine. lie.
hickory. Toe. eocoanuta. per dozen,
7yc. popcorn. &C. per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21

The installment plan and bargain counter docto
help Cheap doctors and cheap medicines. like cheap la
clothes, cheap shoes, cheap groceries, mean total
purchasers Honest doctors use only the highest grad
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J. A. Fastabend
PERSONAL MENTION.


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landing. was ln the city yesterday.
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-22
BOARD or ENGINEERS
TO EXAMINE YAQUINA.
The Party Arrive on a Special Train Ac-
companled by A. r. Hammond De-
yalopment of Yaqulna Bay Urged.

NEWPORT, Ore, April 2l,-The board
Of army engineers appointed 70 examine
and report upon the Yaqulna bay project,
arrived here last evening, accompanied by
a. 3. Hammond, owner Of the Corvalll
& Eastern railroad.
a special train came over from Albany
this forenoon bringing The committees
from Corvallis. Albany, Eugene, Tnde-
pendence, Lebanon and other valley
points This afternoon a public meeting
was held, at which the board Of engi-
neers were present and listened 10 the
arguments and readings Of carefully COM
piled statistics setting forth the amount
Of commerce tributary to and Effected
by the Improvement u this bay.
The boards were addressed on behalf Of
the project by Congressman Thomas II.
Tongue X. A. Bensell, Newport; J. D.
DAILY and Judge Burnett Of Corvallis; j.
x Weatherford, Judge Finn and Cap
tain Montague, Albany; Mayor Bishop
and J. II. Albert. Salem Judge Finn pre-
sented the board with resolutions favor
Ing the development Of Yaquna bay,
from the Chamber Of Commerce, Board
Of Trade Manufacturers and Producers
Association, Merchants Association and
the Produce Exchange Of San Francisco.
At The close Of the meeting a few brief
remarks were made by Colonel Mansfield,
Major Harts and Captain Taylor, explain
Ing the difficult problem they had been
called upon to solve and expressed he
hope that their report would prove salts
factory both to the national government
and the people interested. The party re-
turned to Albany on a special train this
evening.