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Beans and Seeds.

BEANS-Bayos. 81 25G3 5o small White. 81 90
d3 large White, 81 40d2 80; Plnks. 81 e5d2 IS:
Reds, 50 25G3 80; Blackeye. 81 50d4 rs: Buffers.
nominal; Lima, "a 9OG5 Pea, $3d3 %: Red Kid
neys. So 90 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 3G3kc; Yellow
Mustard 4d4iac; Flax g 12k: Canary, 3lzc per
10 for California and &c for Eastern: Alfalfa
7qsc: Rape. 2I5g3c; Hemp. 4a4lac: Timothy.
4g4i5c.
DRIED PEAs-Nnes. 81 5Oal 30; Green. 81 20
az % per ctl.
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Hides, TdHo7U, Wool and Hops.

about 1c under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 12c; medium. lie; light. 10ikc; Cowhides.
lie; Stays. TIC: Salted Kip. 1oisc: Calf. lie:
Dry Hides. sound. 1SIsG19c; culls and brands.
15c: Dry Kip and Veal. lie: Dry Calf. zoe;
SheepslSns, yearlings 20035c each: short Wool.
35QG0c each; medium. 70d9Oc: long Wool, slG
% each; Horse Hides. salt. 81 25d2 T5 for large
and 81 for small: Colts. SOC.
TALLoW-No. l rendered. SC per ID: No. 2.
&c; refined. 6l2c; grease. PIC.
WOOL
Fall clip. San Joaquin plains. 9610c: South
ern, Sdl0c: Middle County. l1G13c: Humboldt
and Mendocino. 16d17c; Eastern oregon. l2d15c.
Valley Oregon. I7Glsc: Northern Mountain.
free. 1lal4c: Northern Mountain. defective. 10
qllc per ID.
EOPS-6Iec per lb
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Flour and MiHStnfS.

FLOUR-California family extras. g eoa3 Is.
usual terms: bakers extras s. 40d3 so; Oregon
and Washington. 50 l0G3 so per Dbl for extra
So 25q3 40 for bakers and 50 25d3 for superfne.
MlLLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks as fol-
lows. usual discount TO the trade: Graham
Flour. So rs per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. 81 rs; Rye
Meal. s. 90: Rice Flour. 81: Cornmeal, s2 so:
Oat Groats. 81 so; Hominy, SO 25d3 so; Buck
wheat Flour, s4G4 25; Cracked Wheat. S3 75:
Farna. 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour S3 30: Rolled
Oats (barrels). S6G7 25: in sacks. Sc 1871:
Pearl Barley. S; Split Peas, IS; Green Peas,
s. 90 per leo lbs.
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DeciduouS and Citrus Fruits.

All kinds remain previously quoted
Stocks are ample for all needs
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples-35G65c per box for common, 75cGsl
for good. 81 25Q1 50 for choice.
BERRIES-Capc Cod Cranberries. 81 5og7 90 ;
Coos Bay Cranberries. 81 80 per box.
Persmmons. 20G35c per box.
Winter Pears. nominal.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges 81 5o62 per
box: Seedlings. 65cGSl 25: japanese Manda-
rims 81 5OQ1 IS; Pomelos S1d3: Lemons. sIQ
30 for common and s2q3 for good 10 choice:
Mexican Lines Ad4 20; California Lines 25lp
50c; Bananas, 81 5ogS per bunch: Plneapples
50 sega per dozen.
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TOYO KISEN KATSHA.

STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
Apuer OF First and Brannan streets. ] p. m.
for YOKOHAMA and HONGkONG, calling AZ
Kobe CHioCO) NaEasaki and shanghai. and
connecting az H0nCkonE with steamers for
India etc. No cargo received on board on day
OF sailing.
HONffkONir laAf-l ....ssssssssA a ut, laJs jan. u
NIPPON NARU. U.............. Friday. Feb 3
AMERICA MANI. "Wednesday, Mar Z
Via Honolulu
R0und-trip tickets at reduced rates For
freight and passage apply az c0mpany's Office
l2f Market street. corner First.N
". II. AVERY General Agent
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Ne1U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-METALS-There was
an encouraging change in the condition in tin
in the local market and abroad. with buyers al
the close showing more interest than in some
time. The other departments were virtually
unchanged. with buyers and sellers quite In
different. At the close the Metal Exchange
called:
PIGIRON-Warrant- dull.
LAKE COPPER-J- changed at SIG 20.
TIN-Higher. with SOS bid and S25 60 asked.
LEAD-Unchanged. The brokers price for
lead Is 81 45 and for copper sic 30.
SPELTER-Unchanged at 81 55d4 65.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

for Cows.
VEAL-SG10c per ID.
MUTToN-wethers. 7a7kc. ewes. s1ka7c per
lb.
LAMB-sdSi5c per lb
PORK-Live Hogs, SIC for small, 5Ic for
medium and 55l5hc for large; stock Hogs and
Feeders. b<Q51sc: dressed Hogs. 7Gskc.
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IS. minimum. 81. mean. ~.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
4 storm az moderate energy thus FAR has
made its appearance over Washington and
Vancouver. Rain IS falling from the mouth
81 the Columbia River northward. The area
az high pressure over the Rocky Mountain
region Will probably move eastward. The
rTessure has fallen slowly along the coast Of
California Indications are more favorable for
rain over Central and Northern California
than they have been since December L.
The temperature has risen rapidly on the
coast of California from Point Conception
southwark 10 san Diego
Heavy FOG continues in the Sacramento and
san Joaquin valleys.
Forecast made al san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. December %:
Northern CalifOrnia-ClOudy Friday prob
ably rain IA central and northern portions;
fresh eoutheasterly winds.
Southern Cauf0rnia-Cloudy Friday. posi-
hly along the northern coast; fresh southeaster-
ly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Friday. probably snow IN
extreme northern portion.
rtah-Fair Friday.
Arizona-Fair Friday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Friday.
probably rain. northerly changing 20 south
ALEXANDER c. McADIE.
Forecast Official.
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Hay and FeedStnfs.

Some dealers look for better trade IN Hay
after the turn Of the year but none OF them
expect any Improvement IN prices. Bran con-
tinues dull.
BRAN-$l2 50d15 70 per ton.
MIDDLlN, ,iS-Sl7d20 per ton.
FEEpsTUFFS-Rolled Barley .ls 5o9l7 so
per ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill S2sG27: job
bling S27 5OG2S: Cocoanut Cake, S20Q2l; Corn
meal. s23 50d2i 50; Cracked Corn. s2id25 Mixed
Feed, SIC 50gl7: Cottonseed Meal, SOS per ton
HAY-Wheat. s. 50aS so for common 10 good
and seas 50 Tor choice: Wheat and Oat EG9:
Oat. $6 50GS Barley. s5S6 80 Alfalfa, S54s per
ton; Compressed $7dl0 per ton.
STRAW-55@50c per bale.
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Ne7U York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Money on call. steady.
az 4itGs per cent; last loan. per cent: prime
mercantile paper. per cent. Sterling exchange
Arm, with actual business in bankers' bins at
- S7hsd4 Siz for demand and at "a sILG4 slj1
for sixty days: posted rates. 81 s2l4 and 81 ss1s
commercial bills. 81 SoIsd4 S0s.: silver certin-
Gates 5sikG5sisc: bar silver. 5Ss.c: Mexican dol
lars. <7@c. Government bonds. weak: State
bonds. trmer. railroad bonds irregular
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Provisions.

There is nothing new TO report in this mar
ket.
CURED MEATS = Bacon. oIc per ib for
heavy. sl&c for light medium. 1oh for light
l2hc for extra light and l3c for sugar-cured:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. l2Gi2i.c: California
rams nominal: Mess Beef. sl2 per bbl; extra
Mess, Sl3; Family. sl4; extra Prime Pork Sl4 so .
extra clear. sl7 50: Mess. SIG so: smoked Beef
Hd14hc per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at SIC per lb for
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LONDON. Dec. 2s.-Consols ss7s: silver. 27
Lied: French rentes. ssf TIC; wheat cargoes OF
coast buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on
passage. firm but not active: English country
markets. firm: import OF wheat into United
Kingdom, 254. 600 qrs; do -four g7s 900.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2s.-Wheat, firm; wheat
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coMPAeNIE GENERALS rRAys1rr,,rlQus.

DIRECT LINE 10 HAvT --PAR1s l-es-
sailing every Thursday instead 81 KIN
10 a. m. from Pier AZ North RFer foot ot
Morton -. Ia NORMANDIE. an q Ia
al. MIAGN.. Jan. n; LA AQuIAlNt, Jan.
II; LA GASCOGNE. Jan. o. irst class %
Havre. $50 and upward. per cert reduction on
round trlp. second class % HIRE, 80. D per
cent reduction round TIP. GeN NtsltAL u
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND Can
ADA. y Broadway THudson bulldlnEl. New
YORK. II. FUGAZI & CO Facinc Coast
AEents. Mnntgnmerv nve- sIn Ir1ncl1co.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady: No. Spring Wheat. eOge5Rc: No. 2
Red. 67HG6s%c; No. 2 Corn, 30@ d3lc; No. 2
oats. 22izc; No. White. 25G26c: No White.
2fa24Zc; No. Rye. 52ikc; No. Barley. 3sd43c
No. Flax Seed. 81 49if: Prime Timothy Seed,
100 lbs. s. s0G5 s2i4; Short-rib Sides Ooose).
s. 2Oa5 IS; Dry Sailed Shoulders Oboxed). 5%0
SIC; Short Clear Sides CboXed). s. 50G5 60: /:
Whisky, distillers' finished goods. per gal.
81 23i4; Sugars. Cut Loaf. 5.7Oc; Granulated.
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Imports of Specie.

l-iports OF specie az this port during the
rrft eleven months OF the year were SIS 72e 73l.
against so Sss rs during the same time in
1888 az follows: Gold bullion 81. l62 isl; gold
con fi2 G6,Oe2 silver bullion. 81. 6es 545. silver
coln s6ss $50 The leading sources were: Aus
tralla. 80. as. lo3. Mexico. s.. 5Ss.57L
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Charters.

The Louise J. Kenney loads merchandise for
saa Bias
The T. s. Redheld loads lumber at Tacoma
for Honolulu. Stronsa. wheat at Tacoma FOR
Europe Ses Sd-prior 10 arrival. James Rolph.
lumber at Port Townsend for Noumea-
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER %.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day in the order OF occurrence as 70 time. The
the day. the third time column the third tide
and the last right hand column gives the
last tide OF the day, except when there are but
three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights
given in addition TO the soundings on the
United States Coast Survey charts, except
when a minus sign q 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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ORECON

PORTLAND Dec. 2s-very few Wheat sales
were reported to-day. and quotations were IN
changed. with No. l WaIla Walla in some de-
mand at SIC. and perhaps 4 shade higher for
heavy stccks. Valley is easy at 51d52c; Blue
Stem sells as hish SAC.
Foreign Wheat shipments from Portland for
the week ending to-day were All. 402 bushels
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in Paris dull; -four In Paris weak; French
country markets. firm.
COTTON-Uplands. 7-16d.
CLOSING.
wHEAT-Futures closed quiet; March. IS
105sd; May IS 10Ssd.
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THURSDAY. Dec. 2s-4 p. n
Sun, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and GeOdetic Survey
Times and Heights OF High and Low
Waters at Fort Point. entrance 10 San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority OF the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mssion-street wharO about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point
The height Of tide Us The same az both places.
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{ ash IN the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-To-day's statement
OF the condition OF the Treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance. sec. Oss. 720; gold reserve,
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on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady Creamery. 16d26c: dairy
1sa22c. Cheese. firm; l2ql2Ac. Eggs. firm,
fresh. IKE
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compound and 71sc for pure; half-barrels. pure.
Sc; 10-lb tins. sac: 5-lb tins. szc
CoTToLENE-Tierces. 79sa7tsc per lb.
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ferred. 75k: Northern Pacific preferred. TAX
Atchison, 20: Grand Trunk, 6a; bar silver
quiet. 27 l-led per ounce.
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Portldnd'S Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2S-Clearings. s2r5, 1879; bal
ances, s4s. .7e0.
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Weatter Report.

(Isoth Meridian-Paclnc Time)
SAN IT NNClSCO. Dec. as p. m
The following are the seasonal ralnfalls TO
date. as compared with those OF same date
iast season. and ralnfalls Ia the last twenty
f-ur hours.
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Foreign Markets.

TACOMA. Dec. 2S.-wHEAT-club. 5lc; Blue
Stem, SIC.
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y p Ry Bonds.
Afternoon Session.
Morning Session

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD
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. CALIFORNIA OIL EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.
MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
Morning Session.
800 Andes .......... IL 500 Overman ....... 10
$50 Con Cal & Val 40 100 Sierra Nevada. Al
100 Gould & Curry "a 200 ST Louis ....... %
Afternoon Session.
100 Belcher ......... "a 300 Gould & Curry p
200 Best q Becher q zoo Union Con =
200 Con Cal * Val 40
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=. n. Jan. l. ana every hfth day ths.eafisri; fIs-i
chan. AZ Seattle % this compenys stea,neTs
80 49, sna o. ". R'y.: at Tacoma % y. 4.
Nv: al Vancouver 20 9. p. Railway. - 81.
For Eurska OHumboldt Bayl. r. m. DC. -
IN - a Van a and every fifth day Uereafta-.
For saata cruz. Monterey, San simeon. 49,
COS port Hartford (Sgn Luis Obispol. GaNtoL.
ean,a psrbsrn Ventura. Hueneme. san Pedro
Fast san Pedro G,os Angelesl and Newport
a m Dec IL. IS. %. 70. % jan y An1 e'rIS
fourth Gay thereafter. - -. n. ~
For San Diego. stopping only az Fort ia. Ia
tord 1Sen Luis ObiEpol. Santa barbara. fort
Los Angeles and Retondo CLos Angslesl. n a
M. Dec is 90 "a. 2S Jan. /. and every fourth
FOR Ensenada- SIazdaIena Bay. San Jose d.l
Cabo Nazhtian. Aitata. LaPaz. santa E'seliA
and duayrnas CMsx.). 70 a. m 1th OF saea
For further information obtain eonpany'
folder. -. - -.
The company reserves the right 70 eaanEs
without previous notice steamers Saline aatss
end hours of sailing. ...----
III CKET OFFICE- New MentFomsry
'trrsoonLTI. PFRTSINs a CO. Cen. AEts.
10 Market St. San Francisca
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lion Of the Boer forces operating be-
low Lalysmlth. The Boer commanders
have cut communlcatIn at half a dozen
points on the western border and Cen
eral Joubert is expected to follow SINH
lar tactics before attacking Ladysmith
in great force. General white evident
Is is not content to wait behind In
nenchments while communication with
his base is threatened and General
Iouberts army is gradually massing
against him.
General Butler will have calls upon
him for reinforcements from every
quarter on his arrival at the Cape. The
military writer's do not venture to fore
cast whether he will divert the earliest
battallons, which are expected to land
ten days hence. to Natal or to Kimber-
lev There is general agreement
among military men that he will expect
the beleagured garrisons to hold their
ground for few weeks and that he
will carry out his original plans Of at
tacklng the capital, since this will be
the most practical method of weaken
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His Experience as an Indian Fighter Insults
Him for BOer Tactics.
THE SPECULATIONS IN LONDON CLUBS
Feeling Of General DStrnSt and Fears OF Serious Disaster
to English Arms Freely Expressed
On All Sides.

massed In great strength and prepared
to fall back upon their reserves. The
British were drawn for several miles
hut finally returned to camp after an
lndeclsIve engagement OF several hours.
Not single line Of this dispatch
could be made to spell out q victory,
The disappearance Of the Irish Fusi-
leers and the Gloucester regiment with
4 mountain battery was Il mystery
which baflled the ingenuity Of the OPP
tlmlsts who attempted TO explain It,
There was a general feeling of dislrust
at midnight and fears were expressed
at every club house that serious re-
verse was impending, especially as the
Roer guns were admitted to have n
longer range than the British field ar
tillery.
Experts In the many clubs frankly
confessed that the British soldiers who
have been accustomed to fight reckless
ly with savage tribes, such as the Sou
dan DervIshes, were at a disadvantage
in meeting cool, war foes like the Beers
who made a practice Of falling bach
upon their reserves and Turing theil
assallants into ambush, It was als'
generally conceded that the Beers wer,
hanging back and were not seeking t.
make an attack before they We're ful
ly prepared to give battle.
The arrival of General Butler vii
probably tend to hasten a decislv
contest since he will be on the groun
and General White can receive order
from him to take the offensive The tw
generals are close friends and hav
been intimately associated in devlsin
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the general plans Of the military opera
tIons When Sir Redvers Buffers sailed .
from England there was without doubt
an understanding between them that
the Held force In Natal should remain
on the defensive so far as possible unit!
the arrival OF the army corps and
should not repeat Sir George colley's |
fatal mistake OF attacking a superior
force aud attempting to rush the Boers
as though they were Atrids or Der
wishes. ~
General Butler was reported by inti-
mate friends on the eve OF his depar-
ture of being aprehensive that Cen
eral Whites combatlve instinct as an
oh milan fighter would overpower him
and that he would not have the pa
tlence required FOR purely defensive
campaign There was no ground for the
reports that there was any feeling of
( jealousy between the two generals and
that General White would seek to end
the campaign by series Of decisive
blows and leave nothing in reserve for
General Butler except the direction Of
a grand holiday parade through the
capitals of the two republics
/ When General Butler Is once at the
headquarters at the Cape he becomes
responsible for General Whites man
euvers and is not likely to allow him
to remain an idle spectator while the
Beers are massing their forces around
Ladysmith and seeking to break off
communication with the sea.
General Whites forces are not post
ed In the broad upland valley where
Ladysmith lies, but strongly entrenched
on the hills 400 or 500 feet above 1t,
There win he high ground in the am
pltheatar of the hills where the Beers
can mass their forces and train their
= long range guns, but General White
0 has naturally selected the most defen-
slble position commanding the ap'
= proaches of the town. The Beers have
e already been testing the range, but ART
!, proceeding with dellberation and eau
k tIon.
r Military writers in today's papers
o who are called upon to supply theories
e and surmises since the censorship shut
o off any precise information agree tina
General Joubert is not likely to begil
an assault with any determination unit
several bridges are destroyed and wire
" are cut between Ladysmtth and tn
sea.
~ General Whites line Of communica
= tion with Durham Is 1S9 miles by rail
70 way and can be menaced from tn
g Orange Free State passes, or any por
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ing and drawing off the Dutch forces
from Ladysmith and Kimberley. 1t
will also enable General Whites army
to cooperate finally in an advance upon
Pretoria.
England is so eager for Americas
moral support that the announcement
that Admiral Schley would take
strong squadron to the Cape is inter-
preted as a sign Of sympathy. Good
feeling is also read between the lines
OF the utterances coming from the state
department on the subjects of non-in-
tervention and neutrality
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

NEW YORK, oct, al A dispatch to
the Tribune from London says;
There was a general feeling OF uneas-
mess at every London club house last
night when the bulletin from the war
office was posted. early In the day
there had been rumors that tho Boer
had advanced on Ladysmith and had
begun 4 hre of shells with their 40
pouuders but that the British artillery
had sllenced the Boer guns, It was also
reported that General Joubert had or
dersd an advance in great numbers up
ON the British left flank and that bat
tie was In progress.
General Whites report or so much of
II as the war office chose to give out,
described an lndecislve engagementpre-
oeded by q mysterious movement to
CleaT MS ltll uiihi WIN Nv NNbuea'e Va
the return OF the two battallons Of
the Royal Irish Fusileers and the
Gloucester regiment.
Experts shook their heads solemnly
in commenting upon General Whites
mules and his doubtful cXpresslo 4 OF
hope that the guns of the mountain
battery would be recovered AS for the
general engagement It was clear that
General White had brought 1t on and
had not been attacked by Genera
Joubert IL he were in command, Gen
eral White had sent out two brigade
divisions Of artillery and Eve battalionl
OF infantry, covered by the cavalry un
der General French, to attack the po
siuon where the enemy had planted
their guns.
The Beers were not where the gun
had been, but were further behind
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ANOTHER FUED MURDER.

MANCHESTER, KY, Oct. a.-An-
other murder is reported in this county
growing out of the Philpot-Griffin fued.
Mark Hall, a renter living on George
Phllpot's farm, was shot and killed
Hall did not belong to the fued and it
is believed he was mistaken for one OF
the Philpots. Green Griffin escaped
from Jail last night.
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UnCaIIed for Garments at Half Price.

These garments are so Tar superior in
style, fit and finish to ready-made cloth
ing that comparisons are odiousi Call
and examine them and see il we can
FIT YOU.
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$4,000 Suits and 0vercoats, $1,000
$4,000 Suits and Overcoats. $12.60
$4,000 Suits and Overcoats, $500
$500 Suits and Overcoats, $3.50
$4,000 Suits and Overcoats, $4,000
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eoah hb
ahnwehe
rhemG to PHte
for
ndnsdh from M
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We are TaiIOrS, Bear That in Mind

NOT ber garment makers the only thing cheap the price
Our suits have that s-6t about them that wedresSed gentle
men appreciate cordially invited call and inspect our goods
whether they buy not
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We make suits to order from 5.OO.toIs15 cheaper
than any other irst-class tailoring establishment
in Portland
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will each form an important part In the
manual training work, as well as be of
practical benefit TO the everyday OPP
GRAFTON Of the institution. The store
room will contain in addition TO its
room for general storage, room for
the operation of cold storage machin-
cry for the manufacture OF ice and
rooms for the storage of meat, butter,
eggs, milk and vegetables for the en-
tire Institution.
The mammal training building will
contain blacksmith shop, wood working
department, shoe shop, stocking and
glove factory, tailor shop, and in fact
all departments OF work necessary for
the maintenance of the institution, and
will be equipped with machinery for
each of the various departments OF
work thought advisable and beneficial
TO maintain.
Horticulture will form an important
part OF the manual training work and
large conservatory for this purpose
has been located 10 the centre of the
institution grounds at a point where
it will not only be of practical use in
the manual training work, but serve as
permanent feature in beautifying the
grounds Of the institution.
Provision has been made for the
erection OF two agricultural buildings
as dairy, farming and stock raising will
doubtless form an important feature oil
the work. Space is provided In these
for taking care of the stock, for storage
OF feed and vehicles and agricultural