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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning. -- Markets are
firm In alt lines. and n little higher
In some products than those Of yes
terday. Poultry IL NJ n notch. nufl
creamy butter has raised &c.
4 carload af fine bananas arrived
this morning from New Orleans Tn
Fruit u in good condition.
t3.Oo0 lbs. Of ha!ibut came dav u
on the AK last night.
There Is al present no material
change IN tho oat situation. but all
the coast warehouses are full and
this may have demprnnzlng In.
iucnce on prices later on. The
steamship companies have notified
local dealers thatthey will not receive
grain for shipment 10 san Frunclaen,
except on the express condition thar
II be moved within q hours at tho
San Francisco end.
The following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots On
the dock or IN tie chr At Seattle,
Grain--Oats. t2l.0Od 1900. barley.
tiG bOdi700 wheat chicken feed,
tl75O. bran, 1900. shorts. 500G1
1900. rye. f2i %, popcorn. 1900 per 100
lbs
Hay-PuFet sound, per tons. - 50ff
1850. Eastern Washington timothy,
tiGO0al7 90 alfalfa. $1,000
gigs Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
Eastern. zoe.
Butter-F Fresh ranch, 2gm2sc.
Poultry Spring chickens. Sa9e.
live turkeys, i3014c.
live ftuck-Chnlce beef cattle.
COWS. aye steers. g., good hogs. live.
Be-. hogs dressed, TIC; calves, dreaa-
ed. large. ~ small &c.
Hides, pelts and Wool - Heavy
sound. aalted steers. over 90 lbs. &c
medium sound, per 10, Sc. light
sound. under Sc lbs. &c. COWS. sound,
NJ, weights Sc. stays, bulls and oxen,
&c, anlted kpa, Sc, calves, per III,
DC, green hides, 6iam7ihc; dry hides,
per 10. he. drv culs one-third lesa.
summer deer. per 10, isd26c, winter
deer. dry. i4al6c. pnpcry deer sG1
l0c; dry elka. loc. green elk, fabc.
sheep pelts. 35catl2O. shearlings, IL
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FOR EIGHTEEN
NEW WARSHIPS
Secretary Long Will Make the
Request OF Congress.

WASHINGTON. II. 6, Nov. rs -
Tho secretary Of the navy has de-
clded upon the programme that viii
be followed In his recommendations
"a the congreas for the Increase or
the navy. he has practically adopt.
ell the recommendation OF the board
OF construction. and viii recommend
IN his annual report the construction
Of the following vessels; Three az.
morod cruisers 81 about ig.0o0 tons
displacement each. three protected
cruisers ~ about S000 tons each; six
gunboats % about 600 tons each.
and six sunhcats 81 about 500 tons
eaea. The only cAange made In the
recommendation 81 the board q
construction are in the reduction ~
the tonnage 81 the armorvd cruisers
and consolidating the gunhoRts into
one class. dividing the difference M
tonnage recommended by the boart.
II was apprehended In naval circles
that the secretary Mould not recon-.
mend any armored ships. Tor the
reason that ccngress at the last sea-
sion limited the cost 81 armor plate
70 a hggrc FOR which 40 mAnuiae-
turer will undertake It's fabrication.
The twelve Eunhoats are designed
for service IN the Philippines They
were recommended by Admiral
tewey They are 10 be ~ light draft
somewhat similar % the Marietta
and the Wheeling. With better speed.
The department would prefer to
have vessels % even lighter draft
than these, but the seaworthincss 20
such ships was questioned The de-
partment has decided 10 follow the
recommendation % the majority %
the naval board u construction. that
the contracts FOR the building ~ the
six new cruisers be awarded on the
departments ptana
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ERIE CANAL SHOULD
Be MADE LARGER

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-ChicaRo grain
men and members OF the New York
state commerce commission after an
examination into the subject yes
terday decided that Chicago and
New York could hope to retain the
bulk Of the export grain trade only
by increasing the width and depth
Of the Erie canal. The Improvement
Of the canal would. they believe. re-
gain much Of the trade that has
been diverted 20 gulf ports. because
Il would admit through the canal
bonts II greatly Increased tonnage.
This belief was brought out by the
Chicago grain men In testimony Civ
en- before Chairman Charles G.
schiaren. Commisaloner Alexander
X. Smith and Counsel benjamin T.
Fairohiid ~ the New York commits
sion IN the board Of trade rooms.
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lMPRISONS $50
IN A COAL MINE

Lr,AvENwoRTH. Kan. Nov. Is
The main hosting wheel 81 the
State coal shaft at Lansing broke
suddenly this afternoon ard the
heavy cages shot downward with a
rush The vigilance II the engineer
and his promptncss In applying the
brakes averted probably fearful
loss % life. About $50 prisoners and
employees were Gagged In the mine by
tire accident. with no way Of getting
them out except through the air
shaft. which Is In an unsafe condi-
ton Food was lowered and the men
viii BE- brought up Through the air
SHAFT. two or three AZ a time. As
the penitentiary supplies all stats
institutions with coal and IL will re-
auirc two weeks 20 replace the brok-
en- wheel. the iozs 10 the state will
be between IS, coo and so 900.
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STATE NE VS..

Washington farmers hold the po-
fato record Of the United States for
1893. The government crop circular
for November credits this state with
raising an average yield OF ia bush
els for every acre aown this year.
No other state reached that average.
Rhode Island being nearest. with i4a
bushels. Tennessee only raised an
average ~ ~ bushels--leas than one
ttird Of washingtou's average.
From November /. 1sas. to Novsn-
Der /. 1899, State Land Commits.
sioner Bridges collected Ass Pa. an
Increase % y per cent. over the two
preceding years.
.vnkcson II to have a free reading
and club room started by n gfft OF
$50 from the women Of the Episcopal
church.
Farmers at Enumelaw have de-
cided to organize a cooperative
creamery. They say they are tired
Of the skimmlng station scheme.
North Yakima ships away car
Toad Of -four daily.
Sixteen tons Of barberry bark was
shipped from Chehalls last week.
The Northern Pacific r. credited
with the design Of building at Pasco
two large steamers for operation on
Snake river.
8. q MeckIem claims 10 be the
champion pOtato-raiHer Of whitman
county. He planted about Ave acres
which yielded 5000 pounds.
John r. Grener. Of Chehalls. is
making experiments In the growth
and cultivation u chieory. II the
soil proves favorable n ready NOR
bet IL AZ hand.
The city council OF coifax ordered
the Main street school closed on ac-
count OF diphtheria. The school
board objects to closing, and the
scfsDol has not been closed.
The Ben T.. snlpes property, In FL
IenAburg. has been Transferred I'M
der judicial sales. and II IA said that
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BIGGEST CANNERY
IN CALIFORNIA

FRESNO. Ca. Nov, Is. The Ten
nry cannery at this place. which en-
plays coo hsHip during the fruit
canning season. Will be torn down
and replaced BY what probably viii
b. the largest canusry IN tfe atats
This change ls the result 90 the alb.
sofptiou - the Tenn~y concern by
The combins known as the California
Canning Association of san Fran
cisco. which @ill operate and control
the product Of about thirty esnaer-
les IN the state. The new corpora.
ton took hold u the cannvfy last
July. but the matter was kept quiet
and ever person familiar with local
factories we're uuawarr that the
T~nney interests bad been absorbed
and eNtiuEuiahsd.
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Vice Presidential Booms.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Soy IS
There iH On foot hy a number af the
leading Republicans - the state an
nrE 4niHrt mos cmvnt to press GOV.
Mount AZ a candidate for xles presl-
dent next year They claim that he
II the l0sical candidate. - opposed
70 trusts. u genuine farmer and
Ms candidacy on the ticket would
insure indiana FOR the Republican
column.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. NOV. - -
The Evening Wisconsin, to-day says
The possibility ~ Henry 6. Payne
being McKiniey's running mate en-
the next Republican presidential
ticket Nas referred 70 frequently to-
day b. Republicans who we're ais.
GUESSING the death ~ Vice President
Hobart Mr payns's name vas
prominently mentioned In eonusr-
ton With the position at the time
q the last rational convention. and
Il - believed by many that the next
vice presidential candidate wiil be
from the Middle West"
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SHE HAD A
ROUGH TRIP

Ths steamship Ai-Ki. Cart Steh
olson. arrived hate yesterday after
noon from Lynn canal Very bad
weather was experienced on the way
down. she had ~ southbeund pas.
s~uesrs Dos sias island paaeen-
kcra report the death By accidental
shooting. - John Anderson. on 80.
vember =. Hs was an employe %
the Ready Buillon mine. The Al
ks list VAS AZ follows r. a. See
ley. T. X. Nes'ihsm. NJ ~ Baker.
NJ T. vaudeville. Peter Hall. Dan
sutherland. r \. smith. John sic
Ksvan. =. l.. HoEue. Mrs = l..
Hoxus. r. a. CaHsci. J = Ferry.
Mrs, J. c. Perry. Mrs Stick. G. q.
Lewta. " = Haas 9 =. Casnon.
AIRS J {. Masseil. Mrs. SaNhali.
Ida sarenson. v. Cleveland.
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new YORK GAS
WAR is ENDED

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-The great
rate cutting war between the New
York gas companies ended today.
The price u gas was jumped up
nearly 100 per cent. or from - 70
g. cents TO ili0 per Loo. the maxi
mum legal rate TIE break vas
made by the New Amsterdam Gas
Company. The Consolidated Gas
Company. owned by the standard
on Company and the mutual Gas
Company. VIII Join In the advance
when the directors meet tomorrow.
The STANDARD Gasiight Company. In
which Russell Sage IL the chief fac
tor. viii. according to Mr.. Sage.
lose no time In restoring the old
price.
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a new bank Ia 60 be organised by the
purchasers. 10 occupy "a part Of the
Snipes block
The Jones q Phillips ahlueie mill.
located at New Whhteom, Ne en-.
tlrely destroyed by IRE last We'd
uendaN The dry Kiln contained
500 600 shingles. which were burned,
The loaa WAS $4,000. OF which 5000
Was covered by Insurance.
\ farmer by tho name OF Jacobs.
residing near North Yakima. raised
80 tons ~ carrots uu hn aerc Il
ground thus season Carrots have
commanded a luval price ef 20 CENTS
per leo pounds. Selling In hulk Nj
Jones Melted about 81 per ton.
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OF INTEREST
IN THIS STATE

WASHINGTON. y. G. Nov. g --
'If we are 10 believe. as shakespsss
teaches ua, that "hrsvity IL the soul
Of wit" what a nucleus Of this com
modify has been formed by the In
terror department In it's list OF pas-
snts and patentees given out today.
In thss list occurs thu name Of
Nash. John. Dayton. Wash. door. ''
Short. crisp and right 20 the point.
In this lists % fiashught lamps. bot
tie ailing machines. fish hooks, head
and back rests for invaiids. cornbiu-
ed ptnnofortes and mechanical mus c
work. centrifugal separator liners.
etc. one can only hope that John
Nash with his door viii meet with
al the success be deserves. A patent
has also been issued to Waiter W.
Richardson OF Pomeroy for a Etra "
stacker
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NOME OFFICERS
ARE CORRUPT

". J. Marvin and George West.
accused ~ druEEinE and rabhinE an
aged couple az Cape Nome u 81. ieq.
were given a preliminary hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner
Refer yesterday afternoon West
Wa dismissed owing 20 lsck %
evidence. Marvln's case went over
until Friday. when arguments will
be heard.
ruptlen on the part % Chief o. Po-
lice Eddy. Of Nome. was introduced.
Marvin claims that the chief Of po-
lice received 500 Of the stolen
money
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ARE RICH AND
DON'T KNOW IT

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. SIN these
days when every man II rushing ar.
ter the nimblc dollar Il seems that
they don't know a thins about a..
Milton Barrett formerly lived In this
city and nov Attorney Larry T.
Barton. % san Francisco writes and
says property Barreif owns in that
city has become valuable and " he
IL dead and don't want II his heirs
do. Andrew Murphy. also % Butte
has an estate left to him by an aunt
In Monetou. y. b. from which place
he came to Butte
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Hay Oobbinrb-puret sound. per
ton. gis ooai o.. Eastern WASHING
ton timothy. tlEoo. mixed. ii7o0. al
faifa. tifno
Oats OobbinH) = Per ton. te100d
"a %
Barley Steam RULED. 90 %. hole.
SO %.
corn-w whole. ~ %. cracked. So 70.
feed meal per ton g. 90.
Feed wheat 80 %. oil cake meal.
81 CO. middiinKa. 81 nag21 90. bran.
tisoo. shorts tls1i7 90. chopped
feed. tis oo4 20 %. dairy chopped
feed. 1850
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In the Superior Court OF King coun-
~. State OF Washington. No. H.
Gss Summons by publication.
Annie 8 Wright. plaintiff. ". Ar
thur Darrickipw. II. p. Day. Fran
Giles Il Day. g y. Remsberg. First
National Bank OF Seattle. a cor
poration. James A. Fllley. Arthur
y. Grtffin. Samuel Baker. Denny
Clay Company. a corporation. and
J. =. Elliott. defendants.
The State of Washington 10 the said
James \. Filley and Samuel Baker,
defendants.
You aud each ~ YOU are hereby
summoned - appear within sixty
tea1 DAYS after the date OF the FIRST
publication - this summons. t0-wit.
within sixty fe0l days after the 2lst
/ day Of Navem Der. 4. y. 1899. and de-
/ fend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court. which
I IL hereby designated by the plain
| TIN herein az the place Of trial. and
answer the complaint Of the plain
I'm. and serve copy Of your answer
upon TIE undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff. at their onlce below stated,
]
! Judgment viii be rendered against
YOU accord ng to thu demand Of com
plant which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court
The nature and object Of this ac-
1 ton is 10 foreclose the mortgage re-
corded in the Auditors office OF said
King county. IN volume io4 Of mort
cages at page 276 of the records Of
said county. and executed by said
defendants. II +. Day and Fraucics
| Il. Day. hls wife. on April -. lss3.
to J. Bldmead Wright. 10 secure the
payment Of note of the same date.
executed by aaid defendant Arthur
| Rarrieklow 20 said Wright. for the
sum Of one hundred seventy five
dollars tsi7D and interest. said
| mortgage having been assigned to
| the plaintiff herein, and being upon
the following described premises in
said King county. Washington. to-
/ Wit. lots seven (7) and eight (sl In
block two 90 of Il. L, Days FL Dor
ado. an addition TO the city Of Seat
| tie
/ Also for Judgment against the said
/ defendant BarriCklow in the sum Of
| one hundred and seventy dollars
Csi75) with interest thereon at the
| rate ~ two per cent. per month from
| October 81. 1898. untll entry of judy
ment herein, together also with an
! attorneys foe OF sevcnty-hve dol
! liars. and plaintiffs costs herein. to-
gcther with any sums OF money pa ia
out by plaintiff on account OF tax IS,
and furthermore for general equit-
able relief, including the barring OF
defendants herein from any and all
right. title and interest In and TO
said premises.
SMITH e. COLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ONCE ana pustoniCc address.
/ Rooms t6-4s Boston Block, Seattle,
/ Washington.
| Date Of first publication, Novem-
/ Der Il. 1899.
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suttsr Cheese. tsg. sns Poul,r,

Butter o. Warrington crenm eriea.
pound prints. 2naaec Eastern Iowa
and Elgin. ,fese.
Cheese OobhIuHl Native wash.
iHEtun. l8Uiae Eastern. itmisc.
Erra Uubhingi Strictly fresh
ranch. IgWato. Eastern. 2ou2tc.
Honey White comb. itc. iigh, hm-
Der. iIUtsc. strained. s4kisc
Poultry chickens. live. i0uiic.
1--we turkeys. tduifr. ducks. i.c.
geese. ioUilg. Hse weight.
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SANTIAGO DE cunA. Nov :. -.
The wtrcsets working on the snmkan
spanish cruiser AimirAnte Oquendo.
Yesterday discovered a chest Gun.
iainins $4,000 dollars In Spanish
gold. which the Ccnd0ya company.
the Arm employing the diver. wlli r.
tain. The wrseklng operations have
proved a source % large returns TO
the companies. estimated at 800. eaa
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walnuts. IL. pseanH. iac. nlhcris.
iae. soft shell almonds. itGfisc RfaEil
nuts. io0ise hickory nuts. Zoe. CO.
eoahuts. Ssr Ter daE. ehsstnuts. iso.
pine nuts. iec
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STORE BuRGlaRiZEp.

Burglars entered the grocery store
~ a. T.. Colgrove at 334 Wet Lake
street last night between Q and II
o'clock They broke open cash
register and stole It's contents, about
81 in silver, 75 Gcn. Arthur cigars.
and other articles to the value OF
g. were taken.
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Green Fruit labbiugl-nlnck nrs.
25-ib boxes to lemons. t250af
4 90; California grapes white and
black. 81 2b4 90. California muscat.
$40. auincrs. g. 20 per box. cram
berries. s. zoos g, white carton iigH,
10 pkg box. 81 01ai g. cooking AZ.
piles. 7sHfie 20 box fancy rod apples
81 sOUg co. fancy apitzenberr. o. 90,
bananas. y ooUa 90. pcrsimmona.
81 cool %. IhuuHeH oranges. Tae
per box. navelH. g. Ituio0.
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Potatoes CIobblngl Native pota-
toes. tlb oOqi $500. Yakima potatoes,
SIS u0020 90. beeta, auHGhc per sack
carrots. per suck. soc sweet potatoes,
81 10000 per TOO HIS tomatoes.
81 90 per hos chill peppers 81 q;
native onions. ti.p0. fancy oregon
enulinowern. 81 90 per doz lettuce,
aoo "a dog turuiua. b0e per sack; rad
isher. To-; pumpkins adic per b.
squash ibrefti 90 per 100; horse
rhdiHlcs. 6a Sc celery asW75r dor.
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4 BLANK BOOK

Is much better for being
allowed TO season before
using, ergo special makes
needed for the new year
should be ordered At once.
Estimates cheerfully given.
Telephone Black 73I.
Denny, COTyGll Go.
10 and 1921 First Ave.
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u2ic, Eastern Washington wool. sa
Toe clean wool. Ice dirty or timber
burned, iduiic. taitow. 2isutc. nne
AuEurh goat Hklna. each I5cust 70.
mountain sheen. each, s5U71c. COW
tails. each. k8s'ae
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tsmss' snd saiislnr Material.

I.orn- 80. ? m. zoo. rough nter-
chantnhic. q %. merchandise. g. 20.
mixed fiaorinE Hnd merchandise.
o. COOS .. flooring. s5.no. No. I cedar.
ss o0I 90. common. per A - 300 - /.
spruce logs - o.. cedar shinEir bolts.
s. 0oQ21t.
Pr Lumber Tough. g. 20. thick
finished. surfaced enc ~ two sides.
10 n y inches vide. fisuso. length
~ % 70 feet special lengths loc per
" extra. one inch finish. iiaGis: all
vertical gram. 81 per II extra. floor
Ing. dressed and matched. siTa9i.
stock boards. S.inch. taUis. io-ineh,
81 101is. i2.iuch. iismIs. fencing. No
OF s.iuch nnish. o.. No. 2. -. V or
channel rustic 81 drop siding. weight
1000 pounds tiIait. fir timber. joists
and scauiliugz. rough. y 50Gis. = l
81 =. - t00is. SIS. tii9i,. boards.
i7-inch and up. SIS.
Washington Rel Cedar Lumber
Rough. -, bevri siding. weight. 700
lbs. utais5o. ceiling. weights. Nos
a. and 2. nEf Enf frnmrtmhfrmhf
4. ? ana 2's-inch. 800 lbs. Nos. l. ?
ard 2. = inch. 700 his N1H 81. wainH-
cotinE tioatt rustic. l25W2s. -.
shingles. 81 ~. standard shingles.
81 10. i-lnch finish. L. !, and Is feet.
t15u1t: thick finish. tssG1G: ccdar
squares. T. :. and 10 feet. t2ta %.
picketr. 81.
Kiln drlei. 81 In advance Of green:
draynrc. f0r
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Jobetrg Quotations

The johblnE quotations today were
as follows;
sugar OobblnRl-Golden 9. In bills.
Nss. extra G. IN bills. $3.50. powder
ei. g. 75. dry graduated, $3.50. cube.
1855. Epot cash prices.
Flour. etc. 0nhhlnel-PAient EN-
ceucnt. 1880. Novelty a. $40. Star
6bhkeraD }. t2s6. Centennial. $50 Cold
Drop. t3i5. corn ueal. yellow. 81 S0af
/ 60 100 lbs In 10Th sacks. ms cWt
6D-lb sacks. corn meal. white. 81 eoH
50 per 100 lha In i0-lb sacks 81 90 Dbl
In A5-lb sacks buekwheHt -four. pure.
400 per 20 lbs in e-lb sacks: crack
ed wheat. ts25 per 100 lbs In 10
III sacks. fariua. ta00 per 100 in 5-lb
sacks; sass per loo lbs In lO-lb
sacks. steel cut oatmeal, $3.50 per
100 lbs I'm l0-lb sacks. graham -four.
ti75 per 100 los In i0-lb sacks: whole
wheat -four. ti.s5 per 100 lbs Ia i0-lb
sacks. rye meal. t2iO per 100 lbs In
lob sacks, rye flour. s. % per 100 lbs
In l0-lb sacks. split pens. i00-lb sacks.
~ %; split peas. 1900 per 100 lbs in
25-lb boxes. mixed peas. s. 30 per loo
100 lbs In sacks. t2I5 per cwt In
25-lb boxes. wheat flakes. IS 10
boxes. ti.S5. wheat flakes. $50 per
case OF 20 2-lh pkgs In bbls
1850 100 lbs net fancy rolled oats.
. lbs sacks t2.eo. cracked wheat.
81 per hhl IN a0-lh aacka: steel
cut oatmeal i6.50 per Dbl in TO
10 sacks. graham -four. 1870 per Dbl
In 60-lb sacks. whole wheat -four. 81
per Dbl Ia b0-lb sacks. rye meal. 81 &c
per Dbl In 30 Id sacks; rye -four, 81
per bbi. fancy rolled oats, $50 lbs net
i'm bbls. A95. fancy rolled oats. g0-Ib
sacks, N70. fancy rolled oats. Der
case. $3.50.
coffee Oobbina)-Green Mocha.
per 10. 23d27c, Java, per III, 23d26c
Costa Rica. choice, per 10, gle.
Roasted -Arbuckle's. In i00-lb cases,
per 100 lbs. Si1.75. 60slb cases, per 100
lbs. sil.S5, 36-lb. cases, per 100 lbs,
.8lt.05; Java, 5a-lb tins, per 10. 65c
sack. 3ic. Alden Mocha. ZINC. Cara
cola. SEC. Guatemala, 2lc; ground
coffee. 10000. Lion, zoos, Sil.25. COS,
tii35.
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VESTS
Ale and Porter

ON draught In nrst-class saloons or
delivered TO houses In bottles or fam
lily kegs. Phone Bay %.
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A Carload o. Norway MackereI

Arrived Yoatorday
We are now ready ~ supply you
with aatur uf those extra large
lilonter Mnekerel They are the I'M
crt money can buy.
We huVe also ~ this car some
smaller choice Norway MnaHeral.
even these are ~ Tor tlua order
a XII
LOUCH, AUGUSTINE & CO.
si5=si7 First Ayenue.
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Buy acres. Moore Invest. Co,
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uof WASTED.

bright BOY. Il years or over. a
learn printers trade. ana DO gem
ernl work about once. Addfsss
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