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in Paris, steady: -four in Paris, quiet: French
country markets, easy.
COTTON-Uplands, 5-16d.
WHEAT-Futures, firm March, 5s S4sd May,
5s S1sd spot steady.
CoRN-spot. quiet; futures. quiet; March.
IS 5ssd; May, IS 52sd.
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POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes are firm and Onions steady Re
ceipts Of Asparagus are. small Peas from
around the bay are coming in frozen
POTATOES 05@1 Is per ctI for Early
Rose. S5cqs1 10 per sack for River Burbanks;
Sonoma and Marin Burbanks. 9OcQs1 10 per ctI;
Oregon. S111 35: Sweet Potatoes 81 rs for Mer
ced; New Potatoes, 2d2lhc per fb
per ctl.
VEGETABLEs-Asp 2oa4Oc per III.
Green Peas, 5d10c; String Beans, 15G20c; Cab
bage, 40d50c; Tomatoes, S1d1 80 for Los Ange-
per lb; Dried Okra. 15c per lb: Green Peppers.
- per lb; Dried Peppers. 7G121tc: Carrots,
25Q35c per stick; Mushrooms. nominal
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Builders. Contract.

Milo Waldron and Herbert l.. Mason (owners)
with William Paterson (contractor), architect
A. j. Barnett-Saloon fixtures to be placed in
building at 914 Market and IL Ellis streets;
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BOSTON. STOCKS AND BONDS.
THE LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabegram says
The markets here were more active and better
in tone to-day, yesterdays bears fastening to
close The market remained firm until the
afternoon. when ii hung. Few York showed
reluctance 10 take the lead and the close was
dull. Tintos touched 40 and closed at So Ana
condas were SIS and Utahs 7Is
CLOSING.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Canadian Pacific 9oA !:
Northern Pacific preferred. 50; Union Pacific
preferred. S2s: Grand Trunk, 7& bar silver
steady, p 1-16d per ounce; money 1 per cent.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 7ikc per lb for
heavy. Sc for light medium. 10c for light. 1o1fc
for extra light and 129l215c for sugar cured:
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, lohG1lc: Califor-
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was firm. Creameries. 14620c; Dalries
l1ql7c. Eggs, steady; fresh 20c.. Cheese. un-
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour, dull and neglected; No 2 spring
wheat 6lq71kc; No. spring wheat. 64171Ac:
No. red. 72@G}c; No. corn. 35lG352.c; No 2
oats 2sc; No. white, 3Ol5@3lc: No 3 white
q51ci No. fax seed, 81 Is; prime timothy seed
2 4oa2 421s; mess pork. per barrel. 50 90q9 s5;
lard. per 100 pounds, 50 52l2a5 57la; short ribs
sides Qoose). - 75d4 50: dry salted shoulders
(boxed). 44G4fsc; short clear sides (boxed)
s. 05Q5 10; whisky, distiers' finished goods
per gallon 81 %.
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NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column. and the successive tides of the
day in the order of occurrence to time. The
second time column gives the second tide of
the day, the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide of the day, except when there are but
three tides, sometimes occur. The heights
given are additions to the soundings on the
United States Coast Survey charts, except
when a minus sign (l) precedes the height.
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane Of
reference is the mean of the lower low waters.
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TIME BALL.
Branch photographic Office, U. S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
February 9, 1899.
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building was dropped at exactly noon to-day
l. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian, at s
o'clock D. m. Greer Iich mean time.
w. S. HUGHES.
Lieutenant, U. S. N. in charge.
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SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front CMission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the at both places.
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WEATHER REPORT.

d20th Meridian-Pacifc Time)
49, SAN FRANCISCO. Feb, 9, p. m.
@5ie following the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of same date
last season, and rainfall in last twenty-four
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. 9.-Clearances, 1894
$50; balances, SAG, ,324
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MORE AUSTRALIAN GOLD.

= The Moana brought up from australia s2-
lSdela. in English sovereigns making a total
from this source thus far this year of ST.,
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THE 0, R, & N, co,

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS
From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m
St Paul. February 22SSt. Paul. ..... March Is
St. Louis. March list. Louis. March %
RED STAR LINE,
New York and Antwerp.
From New York Every Wednesday, II noon.
Noordland .Feb'y % Westernland. March Is
FriesIand. March .1KensIngton March %
EMPIRE LINE,
Seattle. St. Michael, Dawson City.
For full information regarding freight and pas
sage apply to
NAVIGATION COMPANY
80 Montgomery St, or any of its agencies
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY OF THElMARKETs.

Silver frmer.
Wheat futures advanced. ,
Barley quiet. III .
:. Seed Oats lower and dull.
Corn and Rye Inactive
Bran higher Hay weak and, dull
Begins and Seeds unchanged.
Potatoes firm and Onions steady.
Poultry advanced and Game declined.
APPLIES doing better
Oranges reported damaged by frost.
Dried Fruits unchanged.
Meat market still advancing.
:. .I3QtteT easier. u
Eggs declining rapidly
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COmpagnie Generate TranSatIantiuI
TOYO KISEN KAISHA,

G TEAMER5 WILL LEAVE WHARF. cov-
~ ner First and Brannan streets 1 % Yn ~
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling Ss
Kobe CHiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai. ana
connecting at Hongkong with steamers fo~
India. etc. No cargo received on board on ds1
Of sailing.
AMERICA MARU...........Tu Tuesday Fsh -
HONGKONG MARU. Friday. March ~
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates For
freight ana passage apply at companys offca
al Market street corner First.
W. B. CURTIS. General Agent
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INVESTMENT BOARD.
Morning Session.
Board
100 Central Light & Power. s 90
100 EQUITABLE Gaslight...... 10 so
10 5 F Gas g. Electric Co,.,.,..,.,.,.,.. 81 90
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Afternoon Session.
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock Board yesterday:
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10

sun
Moon $500 p. m.
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ID. ID. Watson Held To Answer In the
Superior Court.


D. B. Watson. who has been bartender
for Whitney 4 Gavin. was yesterday bound
over Ia $50 TO answer in the superior court
TO charge Of attempted grand larceny.
The case had preliminary hearing yes
ferday in the municipal court. and Is OF
particular interest. because II II said there
are liable to he other prosecutions on =
similar charge.
According to the evidence as summed up
by Judge Cam, Whitney 4 Gavin had con-
tracted to purchase certain saloon fixtures
from Harrison Treat on the inst aiiment
plan. After making a certain number Of
payments. Whitney & Gavin assigned the
contract TO the Seattle Brewing and Malt
inG Company. which completed the pur.
chase. and in December. 1884. received .
bill OF sale.
The fixtures remained in Whitney & Ga
WINS saloon on lease Gavin afferward
left the slrm and Whitney soon found that
hA bus.ne<s had fallen OF to such an ex-
tent that he decided 20 close up. -. r.
Watson. the bartender. sought hN wages
and claims that Whitney gave him bill
them and get his money.
Watson was stopped In the act OF load
ing the nxturss In an express wagon.
II IL claimed ny the prosecution that
Watson was fully coGnizant of the fact
that Whitney ala no; have a right TO give
him bill Of sale 20 the axtures since he
did not own them. and was selling prop
ert. he knew belonged 10 some one else
never been advised Of the transfer OF the
ownership Of the fixtures to tie Seattle
Brewing and Mating Company and be-
Heved he had perfect right - dispose
Of them.
Judge Cam. In giving II "a his OPINION
that Watson had been guilty of attempted
grand larceny. said he hoped the Seattle
BREWING and Mailing Company would no.
push she prosecution.
Watson was allowed 20 70 On hts own
eccgnixaaee.
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The Grand lodge Of Free and Accepted
Nasons Of Washington convened In an
nual session At the Nasonic temple In this
city yesterday morning 1t 10 o'clock and
opened the proceedings with the follow
ing Grand oficers present: W. II. Upton,
@. ~: W. n. Seeman. Deputy g. II:
Stephen J. Chadwick. .. G. W: Henry
l. KEENAN,. J. q. W.: william NcAicken.
grand treasurer: Thomas n. Reed grand
secretary: Rev. william Pelan. chaplain:
Joseph n. Taylor. grand lecturer: EN-
NETT n. Parker. grand orator: p. Franks.
grand marshal: H. c. Gordon. grand
senior deacon: Charles D. Atkins. Junior
grand deacon: George Baker. grand stand
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when woman IS run down with the drains,
pains. dispiacements and weaknesses pecu.
liar to her sex, she ages fast. The wrinkles
come early. The roses in the cheeka van.
ish. and an unwholesome palior spreads
over her featufes- She becomes nervous,
petulant. 6dgetty. She loses nesh, and
dfags about In . most miserable state of
body and mind. Such sick woman neede
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription. This
medicine will restore the looks Of Younger
days BY strengthening her in . womaulv
way. II win do what powders and paints
and !" oeautihefs" can never do. Il Il .
non-aicoholic and non narcotic preparation,
The stimulation and strength Il impsrts are
permanent II cures all the distressing
aiIments commonly called female troub-
les. !" There h no other remedy so rood
for this purpose. When . medicine dealer
urges upon you something else a : sub-
ssituse for II, he Is attempting . personal
injury. Never take any substitute fos Or.
PieYce's Favorise Prescription.
have been IN poor health more OF ieas al
NY hfe: writes MrA ~. 2. Long Of Le ioup.
Franklin Co.. Rams "a Specialize said hed
nlcefatjsu OF the vorab and that an operation
wcaid have TO be performed A Iasa vyuee 10
Dr P.frce asking advice. received an suswer
sdvtMsg ne TO try his medieines. his Fsvostte
frescsspfton Golden Mediesi Discovery and
also hk Pleasant reiiets' In one moush
Of zach medicine. began 10 lock Ike : vonau
and NOT like wasted skeIefon. fhaa veary.
ored feeling hao ai3 teA me-"
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torneys. and state. or even intimate, that
the Jurors who have made affidavits, or
any Juror. could be Influenced in deciding
any cause or causes before them for q
money consideration
He denies every allegation N the affi-
davit Of G. 8. Bailey, one OF the Jurors,
except that the Jurors were appointed and
served between April and May 10. and
that he himself Is an attorney.
He asks the court to investigate In such
manner as 1t may see fit. and exonerate
him from the charges made
Prosecuting Attorney McElroy said last
evening that the investigation would prob
ably be taken up some time within two
weeks.
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JOHN E. MeNANUs 1 SON. 9ls secoad Ave-.
LAaGs YUKON ourSlr.
Three water Craft and Valuable
Merchandise start North Today.

Three water Craft and Valuable
Merchandise start North Today.
One Of the largest Yukon outfits sent
north this year will probably get away to-
day. The financial promcters Of the ven.
". F. Russell The expedition z com.
posed Of three water craft and shout 80 90
worth Of general merchandise supplies.
with which II - proposed to estahliah
Circle CITY and the third probably Ct EaEls
Bros. 4 Co. and - such purchased the
aailing schooner Nellie Coiman. the
steamer Quickstep and knoclk-dowr
barge. The colm.n WIN 90 up under sail.
while the powerful tug New England II TO
tCw the Quickstep, also taking the barge
a. cargo. The Qutckstep. which has been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired. will
be utilized on the Yukon to transport mer-
chandise and At the same time tow the
barge with a cargo OF supplies.
In addition to. the stores the company
Is extensively interested In mining. II
owns several claims on American creek, for
the operation Of which lot q hydraulic
machinery. including several thousand feet
Of pipe, Is being taken north. saw mill
plant also constitutes q portion OF the Col
mans cargo.
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SUICIDE AT DOTHELL.


Death rather than an operation for ap-
pendicitis is said to have been the choice
OF James Maybe.. who shot himself In the
left breast yesterday morning at RotheIl
Coroner F. W. Sparkling. on returning
yesterday afternoon from an investigation
at Botheil. said he had learned that May
bee came to this city week or more ago
and consulted a physician. He was told
he had appendicitis While here he pur-
chased q 32-caliber revolver, and II was
this weapon ne used for his seif-destruc-
ton. II is believed suicide was In his
mind when he bought the gun.
Mayhee was q years old and unmarried
He was single weaver. employed In
Little's mill at Botheil.
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OPEN HANDICAP GAMES.
Splendid Programme for the Fourth
Of July,

Of July.
Prof. A. W. Crane, chairman OF the fleli
and track games Fourth Of July commit
tee has sent out official entry blanks
for the Fourth OF July open amateur hand
leap sports Entries Will positively close
June "a
These games are sanctioned by the Pa.
cine Northwest Association OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union, and none hut reg,s-
tered athletes can compete. They viii he
held at the Athletic (Y. NJ. c. Al park
The events VIII be as follows: l00~yard
dash. 2a-yard dash, 4$0-yard run, l2O-yard
hurdles. pole vault. running high iump.
running broad Jump. throwing discus. one
mile relay.
Soii and silver bronze medals will be
given in each event. The team which wine
the relay race will be awarded a hand
some trophy. Any athlete who breaks =
Pacinc Northwest Association record will
be given special prize.
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GEN. KING WILL SPEAK.
Soldier and Novelist at Rankesa
Hall TOnfwht

Gen. Charles King. the gallant COM
mander Of the Washington boys al Manila,
speak at Ranke's hail this evening AT
o'clock. when the George II. Fortsnn Re-
lief Corps gives Its nrst entertainment for
the oenent OF the Washington volunteers
The advance sale OF tickets has heen
even larger than expected. insurfne an
audience that will al the hall to it's utmos,
capacity. Among the prominent Seattle
artists who have volunteered theS services
for the occaAon IL Nine Arments who viii
sing the 'Star-Spangled Banner"
Gen. King VIII arrive in the city from
Tacoma this evening at s:2s O'clock
committee OF ladies' from the relief corps
viii meet him AT the depot with carriages
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What difference there Is In women
seems to have little to do with their looks.
Some women az IS look and act younger
than others at 20. Their eyes are brighter,
their complications fsirer, and there are not
nearly so many wrinkles. Old Father Time
deals gently with . healthy woman, but
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An Old and weu-Trled Remedy. Mra
wsnsiovs Soothing syrup has bss, lse1
for over Fifty YeArs By Millions Of Notn-
perfect Success II sooshes the cssld sofs-
ems the Gums. ai.ays 81 pain; cures VIM
Colie. ana 2 the h.st remedy for Dsarrhosa
eosG % druggists Ia every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mr. VIM.
sIs soothing Syrup. and take no ether
Twessy-eve cs.ss . nssssA
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F. M. JORDAN.
8 - 3 cslunlnl Dleeh.
soss ". coRsox's ASswEn-

NeveR Approached a. Attorney WITH
Thought 81 bribery.
Attorney John W. Corson. who has been
accused OF Offering to bribe jurors In Judge
Benson's court. has made his Official an
sWef.
In an anidavIt filed yesterday afternoon
in tho superior court, he says that at no
time. and under no circumstances what
over. did he approach any attorney or at
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Eitweed Pomercy. president ~ me Ma
ticral Direct Legislation League, wilf he.
ture In gslB city Igne Is a. the old Pres
eytsrtan church. corner % Third avenus
ard Madison street a. - O'clock IN IN.
evening. President ponerov II making I,
tour Of the counsry, ard has spokeu n,
many Of tire larger cities. lis home - 81
New Jersey
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Anti-saioon L~aGue Me~sa.~

TIE regular monthly meeting OF the g.
attic Anti-Sasex1n League will convene In
the lecture room cf the First M~,s,n.isss
Episcopal church. at o'clock tonight IRE
league Was organized sas. winter ana al
ready represents sixty church and .enspsr
ance organization. in Seattle
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HsHEteG Woo triple attraction TO draw
viAsors TO the Puget sound naval sta
ton yestefday. and when tbs steamer
GkAett Chief pulled out from Flyer dock
II o'clock p. m. she carried - passen-
gers. There were really two distinct sets
o. people. but thsy were 20 intermingied
In The cabins and on deck that It was I'm
possible 60 draw the line. One conasted
of the FAiTbarks party. and the people who
had been invited to accompany them: the
other vas made up ct just such people ~
saw At to 4Ake the trip on their own &C.
count. The triple attraction was . stimuli
taneoua visW % the battleahip Iowa. the
torpedo boat 0UWsh and the big drydock
itself.
The party Of visitors consisted of SEN
ator and Mrs. FhirhankS MI and Mrs..
Dawes and Mr. Evans Among the ex-
cursionlsss were the following: Ex-GenA-
tor John Il Wlls0n. Congressman w. L.
Jones. Capt. and Mrs. W. ". Robinson,
Mn william r. Campbell. United States
District Attorney Wilson r. Cay, Jacob
Tnrth. T. A. NArshall. w. n Ballard A.
r. Sawyer. J. D. LowmAn. w. e. Boone,
u. o. Graves. Charles II. Baker. J. A.
Wakefield. n r spencer. J. a. James.
Gen. Gilbert .. Meem. Thomas W Prosch
and family. Capt. l.. b. Parsons. Mai. +
r. cornforsh. Of Denver: Griffith Davies.
"a ID DubusI. Ia VI k1auhluE, FRANK Jor-
dan. r. A. Wing. D. q. Teuxe. c. A.
Tcuke. C. q. Converse. Mrs Converse,
4m Myers. Miss Gustin. Miss Minor. Mrs.
Minor. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Haines. Mrs
Burke. Mrs, Shepard. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
G. J. Smith. Mrs. Meem. Miss Sempie. Mrs.
w. =. Trimke, MrS Ford, W O. Bigger.
OF oshkoeh: Mrs. John T. McAneny. Mr..
ana Mu. A. J. Biethcn, Mrs. Hayden.
Frank T. Hunter. ex-Gov. Eugene Semp,e,
Mr. and Mrs C.. q. Conover. OF Kansas
City. W. p. Timbie, Jerome Catlin. O G.
Mc0llvra. John J. Ncciivra. Senator Har-
Per. Joseph Wells. OF San Francisco: Mr..
and Mrs. George do s,ciguer Col. Beech~r.
OF Pert Townsend. Mr. ard Mrs. Arthur
G. jackson. Mrs. George Hebron. Mr.. r.
H. Amnisicwn. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles II
Shepard. w. H. Robertson. e. & Fo,lner.
Mr.. and Mu. =. I. Crawford. J. F. Close
MIRA FnTd. Mrs, e II osgood. Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. James. Miss James Mrr. w. r.
Gay. Mrs Griffith Davies, J. A. Moore.
Stanley Ballard.
The steamer was in charge Of Cant Gil,
Parker. while the owners were renrsrsntes
by Charles T. Ba,teas. w. +. Dudley ana
Capt. e. J. Rathhone
A Look AZ the Rowan.
The trip was made In good time ana va.
without special incident. TIL. afterneor
was haisny and delightful. such n. I,owrlt
must have had IN mind when he comment.
cd on TIRE rareness Of day in June. As
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An ALLEGED MYSTERY.
Anonymous Letter From AuAuv~
Tells 81 . Suspicious Death.

Deputy Coroner William Powers IL now
tn Auburn. investigating what NAV turn
Gu 20 oe an interesting criminal case H.s
presence there In due to an ANONYMOUS iey.
ter received recently by Coroner Snarltuy
from Auburn. telling Of the burial az sone
person there under suspicious circums.ar-
cef-
TIE death OK this person the letter said.
was kept secret and the body was buried
On the quiet without even colin. II
necessary 10 establish anything OF sYnr,pr-
tance. the remains will be exhuned-
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Passing of the p.I. car1~.

Herr irwin Ear1ch. director 81 hts ia
mcus ladies orchestra OF San Francisco
Ssss opes fhe saEzse shortly ~ arxs class
CONCERT house Including the best art,sta
under the name Oheron.
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VLSHI6IlN nIS0lS MEET.
Most Absorbing Question b That
Of Negro Lodges.
OPINION DIVIDED ON susJEcT.

TIE Session Meosv the Reports -
Relatieas 81 the Order - the Gel.
cred neethef win Probably -
ReaeAeA TenAgAA-A Lively FisAe
Expected IN Settling ouestioa.
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Ihefs Is vsiy Little Speeulatlea t. /.

This year you Greek stpck cso
affection,
today handsome beeere u
demand Il. -
price, and hei1rssa
price that pont which have been holding
giances. -
% every dollar IN our coppee
stocks but under circumstances do denf
that should not
may you some time am ~
ment. thus making holdings just that much
That so buy lop Of Lost Creek stock: ~ ~
lack + Of that amount put the IN silver
both pro0t-makers s77sRHs
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STEAMSHIP Iaurada sails Thursday.
June Is Cape Nome and 81. Michael.
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Word was received n this city yesssr-
das by Coroner SraxllnS that Mike Rel.
Nerd bad sadaeEssy dropped dead In Well
fneter. The deputy curas-,er AZ that MACE
has been ordered 10 Investigate