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The Yamhill Locks.

PORTLAND AUG S Assistant
United state Engineer ogden afriv-
cd here yesterday from the Namhiil
locks lie says the contractors.
since resuminE work ON the inck
about two weeks ago. have put Ia
over . coo yards 81 concrete, AMI have
about TOO yards more e. place TO
complete the outer wall Of she lock.
which VIII be- finished about August
10. Then the gates. which are franl-
cd. viii be put M. and the valves.
etc, put In place. aud a dam about
100 feet long and - feet hlgh viii be
built from the outer wall of the lock
% the opposite side - the river
In order to do this cofrcr dam VIII
have 10 be constructed Co Turn all the
water through the iuck, while the
work Is In progress The dam and
ioek viii probably b. finished IN time
for the shipment Of winter wheat p"
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TASK OF THE
CLERKS OFFICE
Vast Amount OF Work on Con
demnstion Papers.

Now that tho condemnation pa
pefs for the Lake Washington canal
have been completed. the members
81 County clerk Haliowny'a force
breathe frrvr. when one takes iuto
the facts that this u erk
piled AZ aione With the cpndemna-
u0n suits 81 the Cedar River water
works and the Army post. and that
no additional help VAS employed.
some idea Of she task may b. gained
The average man has little eoucep.
ton II the MAGNITUDE uf this canal
FlEht=of. work. There arr over
1850 plecrs q property IN the Arect
index. and the cruaa iudrxluz inVuiv-
~ the entrance u over Ia coo names.
THE work Nils the larger part ~ iWn
immense volumes The Judgment
range from 81 which was entered IN
A iarku number ~ cases e. tta.0ap.
the Judgment entered in favor u the
Seattle & International raiisHys The
total amount II the judgments was
sac. iss4 This money vas paid out
In county warrants. ard was collect
81 by means - a canal tar ON all
values In the county. The first suit
was nivd on June 10. 1897. The bulk
u the work WAS completed last SIP
tender The first judgment paid
vas one for s. in favor ~ u. II.
wynn-
The work was under the direction
Of chirf Deputy John Wallace. who
was assisted by W ". =. Long, az
execution clerk. and A. Jsnfiss. a.
entry clerk. II t. high cpmpli-
maut 20 the ability u these three
men To say that not a single error
has yet been found In their work.
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important Trade Trip.

LONDON. Aug. s-Willlam Har-
per. CHEF % the bureau of inforna -
ton II the Philadelphia Commercial
Museum. la about 20 return home at
the conclusion ~ one Of the most Inn
pDrtaut missions ever connected with
the export trade Of the United
states. lie has during the past year
visited nearly every country on the
globe purchasing samples 10 give
American manufacturers an exact
idca ~ the goods they are called on
10 rrodue" IN competition with other
countries. Whether they b. apricul-
taral Implements or ladies' slippers.
For this purpose congress last year
lpnrnprlnteh t.n.n 600
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following are the fransfers 81 real
estate nlrd In the auditors office yes
terday,
VIM fsornn A. irving g and HON
er L. Clark tn-W. H. Farrell. W.T.
nwA net and metz uwE sec q. -,
texcept acre.. July e. 81 too
Exr. % wilt Of Phoebe Ann Web
ster. decd to g. Smith. inia aud
Z. block 10. 9. u. Horrn'H add i3a. O00
suaannah NJ Graham md husband
David TO Guy Andrews. NJ lot o.
block n. Lake Union add. Jun" ?
~ g. 81
Herman Amsler 10 bartholomew
Mealy. eA neIs. sec Is, %. s, July
Il. $3.50
uartholomew Hcaly to Edward r
ufrhm, ". Scott and T. " Math-
ewHor. each une-third oh nett. sec
Is. t n. 3. July IS. SO
Alfred Cadp 81 TX. 20 Mary g.
MacSab. part Brnnnnn Z. G. No.
% In tp p. s. Aug 8, 81.
John Wilson ct ux. to John Mint
SON lot 2. sec Z. { q. r Q. June 3. isf5.
81. 900.
Thomas J. Lacey 10 Alfred l.. Ia
feFt va - ~ me- w a. HFt To- q
q. 4. May II. $500.
r. +. Jacobs ct nv 70 Theodore
berry swh aeh. sec 10, { q. 8.
July 3. $3.50.
a. S. Piukham It TX to Jane birch.
lot I. block &c. F1des & Knights add.
June i5 q. C., s..
Lizzie Hair 10 Jane Birch. lot {.
block 20. Edes g. Knights add. June
30. 1900.
state to G. J. Smith. lots I and ?.
block 10. lots and 2. block 1871. part
lots land 2. block $50 Seattle Tide
lands. Aug. 3. f2.tis2s
q. ". Morley 81 TX 10 Chns s
Ice. lot ~. block ~. Gilman park.
Aug .. $40
John q Pnecy # ux to VIM II
Vernon. lots 10 .. block q. lots I
ta Y. block o. lots I 10 -. block o.
Salmon ally park add, March q. 81.
l. a. Smith 81 ux. to george Tink-
ham. lots 2 an1 3. block o. Yealcr
March y. 1900
German Savings n Loan society to
Manson +. Hackus. lot 4. block g.
Maynard plat, July 20, - 900.
State to Walter Eyres. part lot l6,
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MCLEAN His
$I5,O0O,OOO
aaazszs-s==--s=a
Wants to be Ohio S
Governor.
IllS MONEY | A POTENT FACTOR
An unsssory Record, However. Is
Against MIN in tho Minds
OF MANY Democrats.

COLUMBUS. q. Aug S--'rhe pos
tive entrance 81 John Il Mclean IN
% the ohio political arena continues
10 influence the active minds 81 tho
Democratic manipulators II u . ~
corded fact that Mr. Mclean In
tends Ia emulate the historic feat ~
the late Calvin = Rries hy coming
back 20 the state that has only
known him In the last rs years as a
visitor 70 his newspaper plant, ga
tAbllsh residence and stand for
governor, Mclean has authorized
the announcement. and Lewis -
Bernard. Cincinnati regulator II
affairs political. has opened head
quarters az the Palace hotel Ia that
city. Mcfeana fortune h. estimated
AT So, efo. 600, Lrcal controllers have
not had man Of eight figures 10
pluck sincc Payne and Hrice passed
over the divide.
Many Democrats OF Mayoraity cal
thvr were "favorahly mentioned IN
he early part ot the agitation, and
CERTAIN ones obtained almost enough
recognition from tho state At large
70 warrant their friends in thinking
that the recognition would In time
assume the proportions - 4 boom
but they have been scratched ana
are no longer tn the running Even
the purest motive Democrat - the
Thurman -Pendleton school prolific
of excuses and anxious for the sue
cess % his party. can Eive no reason
for the dramatic entrance % Mclean
except that he has paid the entrance
fee. lie has been In positive dis
favor fer many years. lie betrayed
Pendleton and fought Thurman. In
isss he ICED the state. partly urged
by unpleasant disclosures In cnunec-
ton with the Columbus taily sheet
forgcrtes Mr.. Mclean came within
one vote u defeating John sherman
for the senate in that year.
So far as can BE- discovered. after
a review Of sentiment. there Il no
popular demand for Mclean except
from county and city workers who
know how he stands on thu money
question Eight figures are more po-
tent than principle IN an OF year. II
II announced that In order to have
quite enough ready money for Judi
cfous distribution Nr. Mclean has
Disposed % his gas holdings in
Washington for ts.soo ooa and will
soon move 20 Cincinnati to b. near
his Enquirer and his constituents.
He win gain a residence after he has
secured TIE nomination. NJ Me
Lean advises that weak proportion
OF the party that has had the tenn
Gritty to question his long absence.
that he has remained Va Warrington
because the capital IL a sart 81 a
news center az which he could BE-
valuable. IL would b. interesting to
the average correspondent 20 know
what part John Il. Mclean has IN
the hersfinE Of exclusives and how
much space ne fills every iay.
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THE EXCHANGE
ORGANIZED

The long taIkedsof stock exchange
WAH organised last HiKht at meet
inE la the chamber of commerce.
The idea Ia establishing thia exa
change u 70 absorb al the minor *
changes % whatever rharsetvr TIE
capital stock % the news exchange
will he ts.ooo. divided into shares Of
so each. The bylaws viii be- adopt
81 AZ a future meeting
The following were chosen rs IN
carroratprs and 20 act a. board =
trustees for the next Ak months 4
Cnrrorau. Fred Rice Howell John +
McMasua. L. q. Pafsaas. \. y. Stew
art. jos smith. ~ u Augustine. =.
g STAN AMI y. a. McLrllani
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without bicycles. hurgles are worth
yit in uur county nul 81 in another.
Nidr alGot,ueea eNist in the vaiua.
tion al live stuck Except for state
taNea. however. thrfe variations do
net makf ans dinur,uca, aud they
continue from year Go year
onc ot tho surprising thiuru about
the Assessment la tho abundance Of
property reported FROM the western
thlra of tht state. where there has
hern fallIpe uH annually for many
years. This has come about through
the raiu in stuck tho farms giylng
way 10 ranches and cattle,
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block SOS. Seattle Tide lands, Aug
4. s6I9a
shsriu 10 II y wheeler plaintiu
tract 2. sharp subdiV Charlton
frult gardens cane aa.fsp yH. uarp
Wtite - al. AuH z. is21 a.
Ellen T. Hathaway and trugireH
aud eNr ~ estate af iiaatlo Hath.
away ta Frances n FulHhufs. lot
and G. block g. i,tutm hill add. July
a. $3.50
Frances H. rlliaburv 10 John -
Hewitt. lots @ aud 6. block 1, ltrntOH
hlll add Aur =. $500.
j G. u, Alitatrr o. s. J lievan
tract in Pee -. Q st.rA. July ~. 800
Catherine ) iiaru by Mary z GoinY
attorney 60 ~. J Mesarley una ..
= uwia rey 80 and ueA bNis and
aWA SEA. zee %. a. g. June 49,
gion
Marcy T. aolay and husband iohu
90 same. una = same property. june
10. $500
Hugh } McsnrlcY - az 70 ChaH
" smith. s8 net nwA. sc IS a.
r s. Aus 6. t3od.
Same 20 Alexander Sivrn. MS nsit
aws. see 50. e 8. Aug O. $500.
Same 10 John A. WestbarR. So
set. nwt. see So. t q. = 8. Aus q. $500
Same 20 Thomas II Henderson.
awA sei, see 20. nA nta acA nv y.
see rs. - r 3. Aug o. 5000
y T. Ry =. t. ) Wesley Rey-
.ustoa. nwH HNA sec g. I 80. s.
MtF %. $3.50
Aurir y Horton and husband in.
iiua "a Daisy " Wintaf. tract &C.
GrarEetaNn. July &c. $500
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AN EXPRESSMAN
FALLS DEAD

J. e. IohnEon. an expFrsrdriyef.
dropped dead In front % Goodwin =
commission house On Western av-
rnus yesterday afternoon johnson
NaA unloading several crates IF
fruit and vegeta sics from HE wagon
The coroner was notified and the
body wan removed 70 the morEue
Johnson was 81 years II Az. unmar-
riesi. and has NO relatives tn this vic
unity The funeral services we're
asld at /. o'etock yesterday afternoon
frnFn fsonnsy a stewards chapel
under ere ausplses - the Pacific
Coast Sailors unlon. u which order
Johnson was a member
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A RULING ON
SLOT MACHINES

In the municipal cour, yesterday
Judge Cam rendered an opinion that
Is 81 much importane" on the r11t
machine question. The effect - the
decision was that al siat machines
which automatically pay out aiugE
Instead - mooney are not gambling
devices These siuas may be either
good in exchange Tor merchandise or
may Be- played again In the machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
WEALTH OF
KANSAS GROWS

ABILENE. Kan. Aug. s-The re-
turns Of the assessors Tor the pres
ent year just made show remark
able gain IN Kansas valuations The
condition Of the state last year and
the snort crops that crippled tho
feeders made Il likely that there
would he n falling on In valuation
but the gain r. % positive one. Tho
total valuation Of the personal prop
.erty of the state IL 1927 $50 $50. one n
basis Of one-third to one fourth. This
ais "a gain over 1898 Of 81. 00O. 900 The
variation IN assessments II notice
able. Many counties apparently are
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Census OF Porto Rico.

WASIItNGTON. - Q Aus :
II il expected that census 81 Porto
Rico will be taken about the same
tins = census 81 Cuba q made The
basis may be very complete census
taken b. the Spanish government
about a year before The war. which
the United states authorities have
found - De very trustworthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
A COPPER FIND
ON LYNN CANAL
Reported by Passengers Ar,
irving on the Rosslie.

The steamer Rcealie arrived IN port
from the north late yesterday after
noon. She had on boart treasure %
the amount 81 si75.ooo. Capt. O'Hrien
reports that there IL a good deal It
excitement on Lynn canal over a
copper nnd near White Horse Rap
ids. Mrs. Alice Huughton. a Chicago
business woman. was one ~ the pas
senEsrs. She returned from the At
lin district. where. with Col. a.
Browniee. she owns several vaiu-
able properties. The two state that
a large amount 81 gold has resulted
from several eIsan-ups by claim
hOiders.
The following iH The Rosaile's pas
s~nger list: 6. Masters =. q. Smith.
W. J. Sinclair. r.. Everett. ] W.
Woodruff. ]. Fee. N 6. singeison. J..
O. Ellis. c. Carroll. NJ. Sullivan y.
Bsrgeiaon. ID. Kennedy. !. Melilsh.
Ny Moc1ssky. J. @. Smith. W. g.
Yates. r. g. swan. J. schauller. u.
Munsey. e. Bremier. II. Rogers. v
Frank. =. Norman. j. W F1Ensr. p.
=. Purdy. q. Munsey. G. Marxeiio.
Y. J. Kelly. ]. .. Mareh. W. G.
kuadler, g. Y. Harris. ". Ingalls,.
Mrs p Clarke. Q. Nelson. w 3.
Prescott. o. W Ashley. G. +. Ash
ley. Mrs W. q. Winter. +. " Thorn
"a. =. = Richardson. 4. G. Rich
ardson. e. p. Slider. Mrs. y. Green.
Il r Wilson. T. r Manley. J Mitch
ell. A. AidstrOn. u. l. Herr. J -.
Carter. II. Beam. ". J. King x Eek
hart. r. J. Haynor. ". r Mum. J.
r Wellington. A. McEleaH. Miss l..
Brown. Mrs. Smith. Mr. Hughes. ~
r. Brooks. r. J. stranahan. J. G.
Richardson. Mrs. \. II0uRhton. Lulu
Miller. Mrs. l.. a. Sempie. Mrs. q. L.
CLARK. Mrs. a. X. Matthew. r. f.
Mcclure. J. Riley. Mrs Kidd. 9. n.
Beilcaif. W. u. Booth. y \ Mars
Mrs. 9. =. Peabody J. 81 Rank. H.
Farland. Mrs. G. J, Quinn.
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insurgents Cut Wires.

CAPE uAYTiEN. Aug s=Advic-
es from the Dominican frontier say
the Insurgents have cut the telegraph
Wires ia tho nelFhbnrhcad II santl-
ago De Los cahaiicrps and aiHl near
Moea The insurgents "a the west
erH part of santo Domingo await the
arrival of Juan iaidurv jlmiurz un.
der whose leadership they expect TO
attack Santiago.
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First Chinese Pensioner

WASHINGTON. Aug S--Ah va.
of Shanghai, China. land man who
enlisted in the navy In 1884 and wns
formerly attached 10 DcWcy's aHg-
ship Olympia. today was granted a
pension Of $40 q month for lung dis
ease. He has the distinction ~ being
the first Chinese pensioner OF this
government.
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hera Drua a., itfih and rtLa.
4istef it3es s.st4attst. t.tua rsAs -
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning The Seattle
markets rmm,est an unusual stead
liners throughout 1he arrival 81 a
California beat yesterday WAS -
pecivd e. cause decline ON fruits
aud vegetables. bat the demand was
80 great that at no time during the
lay wan thH market uNUratnek.d an.i
prices remained firm. \ iarsc guam
tity " California pears arrived au
thr buai. hut LA such "a wofmy con
dstian that Market Inspector Brown
would not permit the sale - many
" them. AMI The good ONES are
bringing "a FAIR price. California
plnma aad pruusa Are AZ a discount
tar market HelnE we'll Hf1c ked With
natives - TIE brst quality
The nsh market has been threaten
"a daily by the arrival ~ large eun-
aienmentH - halihaI. but prirea have
continued 10 bold arin Two Hehoou-
rfa arrived yesterday. hrinEInE ~
- 90 pounds af hasibut. Salmon T.
getting very scarce and an advance
- likely t. occur a. any time Ths
supply and demand an other fah &
about equal
on min Htuna drop in daily 81
fertsi az nj this season the demand
il small and los prices ordinarily
prevail. pn uumllled grains the de-
mnnd continues goat. aud present
prices bid fair To hold.
Poultry and dairy products have
been steady Tor a aesk. The larEe
1veFst3ek ~ chickens has dtsslpeaf
ed. and decline Ia poultry IL no
longer feared.
TIE following prices are being OF.
fervd to the producer BY the local
dealers Tor delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle
araiu-oata. 81 60. barley. $500.
whrhi chicken feed. So -. bran. ft.
shorts tisoa.
Hay Puget sound. per ton. ts0s %
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 .
8is. aifalf1 t90io
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
tlutier - Fresh ranch. sai0c. best
creamery. zaWEge
Poultry chlekena. live. i1dithes
dressed. 10.
1--we aiack-Choloa beef cattle.
euaH. IA g.. steers. 90 ihae. Euud
hogs. live s3tse. boEp. dressed e.
calves. dressed. large. Sc. small. b.
calves. large. live. q. email. g.
Hides. Pelts aud Wool Heavy
sound anliei steers. over - lbs. s.
medium sound. per 10. 7hc, light
sound. under IS ibs. &c. cows. sound.
al weights. e. stays. bulls and oxen
ffi sc. Haitcd klps. 7e. calves. par 20.
g.. green hidcr. t. lees than saltel, .
dry hsdeB. per ih. ice. dry cullH. one
third less. summer deer. per 10. 2su
"a. winter deer. dry. tf0ier. papcfy
deer. g8i2c. dry clka. aHihC. Ereen
ok. 20 Be-. sheep peltH. sias=c. shear
linEa. is84sr. Eastern Washington
Woal. Sc. Western Washington Wual.
igc. dirty or timber burned. ioc. tall
low. 2isG2e.
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ny AN sutrr nrrAL wonK.


or ~ cry description mfg. and repairing
furnHc uui stefl stoves; TIN roofing. 4 r.
clark. ie7 rs Madison ~. Phone Main Isl
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sr0KAGE AND WAREHOUSE.

RAISER 4 MORGAN. auG-ttn Occidental uv;
Main lfH. gent Ht rAEu. distributing house
negotiable receipts accepted HH collateral.
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THE PACIFIC ranonnE Ca.=lieat SIS SIS
aud S2u suits made in the city. bypiuS,
cleaning. repairing, 1ia Third avenue.
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Fresh Meat OobbinE) Cow beef
10 per IT,. steer beef 74e per III
mutton. wethcr, Sc per III, pork. 3igs
per ID. veal large. Ne Per ID. small
Zoe.
Provisions OohbiuFl Hams, large
13iAc, hams. small, lic. breakfast ba-
con. llizc. dry aaltcd Sides, 7#c. Rex
SAc,
Bnrd UabblnEb- Home made, pet
ID, INC. white Star, Sc. Coin special
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sIfNuE & EIiIsANp. Neslcr wharf. SAIL
makers f,fEsfs ana ship chambers, man
ufattufHTs nf tents tarHuuiins. mining
haHc. canvas 90 all widths.
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NOTHING DIETER for Alaska. timber.
country ur hlrl work Cavalry trousers,
dHuuia aYrrsuat S2.ta, dNrd hiack S. no.
Bep. Mtlg. storm aud cold weather hood
Coats. NEau. Army black wool hats Aoc.
Rubber blankets. anr. Navy undrrshlrts
aud druWcra. 81 each. shelter tents. 100
each. Government tents, axu, 81, over
shirts. 81. Kirk 1917 First Ave,
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~ *

nm sEATIf.E Junk Is. fa5s to~eat pfiosi
bat square HuHineae los Railroad avenue
Tot hiaEh ffIA
Alaska Iuuk Go. rays highest pFir-.s
prsmpt fat4rua Ne uit Western AVE.
Tel fike 10
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HOTEL BRONSON. fz15 F-irsi avenue-sia-ai
elevator raUusH alEgla ur ~ suite. NV
fatrs hsH creme msuaEer
II noN wish a rom ~ anticipate change
to iHa Nnehrffsf hotel NIhe and secortd. .
Sod rom 81 Ter WH-k Hir~lV furnished
eefsi4r feanlf ~ a. s.. tranri.uts &c aud
- ire baths aireiue llEhfs
hHr FL YORK HF1fat avenue ana Pike nrst
flaFH rtanH and board az - yer week.
Ho1EI. ouLhY =ear rhiri end cherry
sIlN Wpau HOUSE ITO south FIffh. SIM
EIe ran1s 81. - 60 Hra - per seek
lHE EItTufstA=f.lu flrsf avenue. e.ezaut
aufaishri tss7fHa s. an. 81 4 week suites
Hgrhl SAVOY Pleasant ro1rnz; G2s Flrs..
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Vegetables.

Potatoes 0ohhluFl New potatoes.
Iall.c per 10. hvctH. 81 o0@ isa
Ter sack. carrots. per sack. 100
garlic. &c. rhubarh, 2tsrH1c per ID.
tomatoes. per Gaze. 7orSfi. Cplifor-
mia tomatoes. per ease. esc. srti-
chnkcs. per dozen. soc. wax beans,
sH6c per 10. string beans. DC per ID.
nee cabbage. 1aihe. new onions,
ffg5ni.bo per sack. pens. zff2ci Early
Hoas potatoes. ts.6o02f5 per carload
sack. green corn. isa dnE.
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bisH ana aniY fhHraHEH danaiuE school ir
t4fl day end sFeulHE. eth s Columbia st.
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rlIGNT trToKNEYs

METROPOLITAN Printing s binding Co..
ii2 e#iHf way Phone l4,ue col
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Mrs uli sWAN=Turkiah Rna moderated
baths uery aHs weakness chrauic disease
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LoANN An INNInaNCF.


JAMES HuTffWFLL-Ma rtssEs loans. mr..
FMS a mffts tHrlH. - uaE block.
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FptSn-Tle rises g. buy slaYes. farn..
ftfet invalid chair. cfackHfF. fiiiows.
comforts. barber CEnira. 5ntFrarN pianos.
sfsIHH nHrhInes. fNerTfhinE aHI any
thiuEs g.. chaplin aeran g. h. nj store. Gf
hnH gH fsIke street
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EDHCNu BOW DEN real esiale loans and
iutufauer private funds low Taioa. no
~ tapr mnifey furnished without delay.
Rooms !. Dexter Horton hank.
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Hay Oebhingl--Pugct sound, per
ton. g10g. Eastern Washington tim
othy. fl30onlt00. alfalfa. 10000 100
oats tJobblnR) Per ton. $50 %.
Barley-stcam rolled. So. whole,
SCI
Whole. s22 So cracked. SEA.
feed meal. per ton. 5000
Feed Wheat SGT, oil cake meal.
$50 10. miidllnRs. 81 oo623oa: bran.
SIS 90; shorts. &i6.00ai700, chopped
. feed f20.00u22 90. dairy chopped feed,
SIG 90
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MRS HANSEN or aih and Pine special
sale 70 all trrins ara rau.Huef Fsn3s.
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SEATTLE Cialhrs fressinr 80 tesn ysar
uAEtsG AID IIIAsGNs
bTIAs tgs works. - Union street, Teis-
zee t4H loot iiaa only ErrHch uys
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sIGNs ANn uorsf NtMurRS.

RUPTURE cured without knife. pain or loss
1t time. Room Al Hulyoke block
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NtoleAl - ..EeImc IatAInssI.

AIRS. JAseHErE. rrofe aziousi midwife and
HurHe. Cnrasr esth snt Madison streets.
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BlRNrs ( rgAesf, 40 s,.tr lloyd bag
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iiNuHagF HrHa naaa bread eakra one
laatf5 800 in fFs city 1905 Thifi Ave-
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BRIDGE eUu0tas 40 CONTAGIOUS.

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n EIifDs q DEWITT aufflaassfr. res
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Green Fruit 8nbblnEl
uavrla. $50. lemons. nat. apples.
tlGi "a per box. bananas. s. sou oo
per bunch California black hFH 90
"a boxes. 81 %. cartoons. 81 Is. sweet
apple elder. zoe per gal. med. sweets,
gt0o. peaches. 58W9oe a box. black
berries. $500. arpberries. ti25al %
per ease. currauta, 81 Ooqti.z5. water
melons. i2a2 %. musk melons. $1,000
e. cherries. s0f| fsc. California grapes,
81 efefI7s. California sweet potatoes,
per n. &c. pears. ii.25Ni65.
Buttos. Cheese. Eggs ana Poultry
Buttar-Ranch 1oui2c. fancy dal-
~. In squares. i2Hlic. Washington
creamerles. pound prints, iSW zoe.
Eastern Iowa and Elgln. 2o022c.
Cheese OphbinEl Native Wash
ington. iiai2c. Eastern. itul2c. Cal
ifornlR. l4c.
Eggs Oobblng)-strictiy fresh
ranch. PC.
Honey California comb, ioItie.
strained. &C..
Poultry Spring chickens. 3nac,
frycrE. 81 1602 70. live turkeys, i5c;
ducks. 12c. geese. Zoe. live weight