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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
livestock Markets.

,.trrl-,co rebruarv u-The demand
,,r mile to-day was slim. and some q.
no ueht grades and stale l1ts "tie it
locked mo- meeting with poo deIndi4'
Offering Of good quality wy. l,tto
al at Yesterday 0fDlhe. az, o-..e- II.
hroiichf a. ToQV. choice steers. 80 ,e-'.,,
mediums Sf30ff.s5. beef sl.-. =, ..,.,.s
a. f0. efo.kers and feeders 81 'pd ~ c3"'
t-l F.ifers 81 aB4ft. western-fed sietLe 20
fi s. ". Texas steers. b"1t, 'i'F'''
p...er. and eastern shippers bought
...ff. ~ hoes. AVID prices ruled I'.t-
tt-t f.tr to choice s. 65a SO sO. pdckl 3
i,l r. f-.Xs2I-I. mixed. ALilp tiNi -
bntchcrs'. BgQB10. light %D4*Ao''
PIGS. y I'm IN sheep was dun az former
,..ii. Common 10 choice sheep. A..'.f
IA I'D. warnings tiL5ufitn. poor I'D pi'i''
lambs finfl-chieny N"0Hfo 49,. tsfoo
Peceirts Catie 25Il head; hogs l'''
head. Sheep. 5000 head.
NEW YORK February Pie
p.cet"ts 7g hcad. no trading; ieehEss
steady. cable arms feiii7 tt,.,.',ts
higher at l0 l-Sc. ger pound.
colyes- Receipts u head. Market quiet
but steady, car M southern
sV H.. ,e| ana isnbs Receipts. az head.
49,. .t.nIy. sheen medium To t"DH'
e. 5,,,f, u. export sheep. ti0uNi iamD7'
~ ~, ~ pcoeints tss head Market
elliar Al 81 Eugl. state pigs. haS'V''
pArTnfORE February 4.-Calves.-
M, -i,'afs I'D calves are likely to show
-lrsIferaLfe increase from thli OUT ~
.,.., U.,ather and Zoe boats iNiliili7
sgalp ON time Prices. therefore ai'
aulte las firm as they were ouitis ~" b.
cent scarcity. A Bood Oeill"''N y...is'
however. Tor an choice. smo"lh t.''i-
~ l,,,,fe IL follows Strictly cholre Fetls
r.r t0.ud Tl-2.. good tcals. peg '.'t
6f.gIlIc.. rough 90 Enod. p"f H'-.' $50
sheep and Lambs. lit ii''i'p ,,,,ttor
good Cor tou-grllr lambs ana ul-.' ~
et..r but .erg fsN ~ such cpwhb pm
M th.. vyharvss Accurate prices nav
tb.refors Laen d.fncuIt t0 ascertain. M e
guote. spring lambs. good POI enDl. p
f-e0se. per pound. poor i'NtH 49,,
tl--a5c.; sheep lef .a.,tt interior.
rlr head fq'n U. OIL bucks. per heaa
posrov February 0-Beef-firm.
.fa.r. s14r.. binds. tfllct inir-' '--'
mutton 5u1c.. veal r4s Iai".
CNCINNATI a.. FEBRUARY @.-h's'-
easy. lower 80 $50
she.r- sf.ady AZ GJQA.1. Lambs
EAsr BUFFALO. n. s.. February 20
E.rr|uts of sale an1 tni'Ne"
-l.en and hogs during poe i'ii.
fours ended 10 r.01 to-day were. 'tt...'
-ll cars. sheep and Itni, p
-r...,. .rH lambs - cars hogs 2. .tr
csffIr-Tha market to-day Was peg
raIIF l-e. l0Her. ILe orc IAe- WEI
r. u4.. and Included % loads vi 'a... "A
-fo. Aar. Export - were .- .-l i'' ~.
t.t Irr were extremely conarif ifc %
o." ,,... .rf f.f lower al around. lle
Pa said. "a feA sales up %
~. t.f,. In CAN supply and moderate
f.rr.rf Good f0 te.t smooth. flt EXPORT
800 Gu. e..f OBJ best t3.l.o s. -,
-alD F1 good t3 choice
-, .--.r. Isl f1lHD. common %
,r'5 "a funs $685. feeders DlI.s.
&, 5- s, ID. GOOD o. .eat ilt Refers. go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
n4NyuLE TOBACCO MAHkET

DANNuLE VA. February 1-tSIe-
ciaI 1.-The week ending ou Che 18TH iu-
slant was marked hy che greatest dub
mess experienced ON this market thls wiu-
t,r. sales were very small indeed so tlat
the transactions were scarcely worthy 20
consideration.
me present week opened up bro mans
nor 90 please and surprise the buyers.
large rrcelufs from this immediate F.-
entity and some from the Car1iaas rune
rine sales We'll into tne afternoon 0f
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday THE
h5,.rs took lively interest iu the re-
vivrd market. and prices were kept nrm
aU along thc line tne better era4es. how
-yer h.ire in greatest demand
Quotations are as follows.
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baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE February m-sugsr-
strong. gr1rllated sos
Cheese steady, fancy Now York. 0lc.
large. ~ l-ic.
Butter steady. fancy creamery, 2g0
Zie -fOr.-rackci. llnl3e.
Esss-tlrm 40 2f0Z5c per dozen.
I.eftuce-tl l0 per hushri box.
~ nlskeF-f .Dn{l 81 per gallon Tor FIN
islei goods 10 carloads, NglUfl2 per
gallon Tor IobDns lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Her Finger Was so BADLY Mashed as
10 lie Amputated.

Eva Gordon, girl OF Il years or ase'
Who lives with her parents az NO ;"
Brook avenue. had an unfortunate ae-
cident yesterday evening about O'Clock
She was crossing the street anu IN ny
ine 10 get out OF the way OF the eity carts.
which were passing, Yell, ana one OF the
,,bssis resssd over her right hand The
rms nnscr was badly mashed. Or. iwath-
meS ~ the city Hospital corps. Was
called. and amputated this niger al me
FIRST Joint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

NEW YORK TUESDAY EVENING.
February peanuts ll fair request and
held steadily 40 fln iata prices. but al
other nuts rule quiet and without change
up feature Virginia hand picked Jumbo.
fancy per pound A. DO. extra per
pound 3i.0pzc, shelled. 40. : Virginia.
81. 05c., DO. 80. 2 Virginia Z401c.. o. b..
SO. 4 Spanish 5N5t4e.. do.. so. Z spanish.
3c.-NeW York Journal n Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARkET.

PETERSBU February Use
claL )-Market quiet. receipts light. good
demand for an grades. Quotations. COM
mon to medium Tugs s. 50dSz ID. good %
me lugs s. 59qSs poor short leaf NfSi
fair 10 good short Leaf S59aso, riedi I'm
10 good wrappers. tSgfie. good 70 me
wrappers. H4fGS50. medium 70 sool
shipping y-qSEi good 70 me sAppins
S4uX550
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK February Special
Fsr,nars' Narket-Fancy. 3 5-sc. strictly
prime 3 i-Sds i-4c.. prime. 1875. com
mon sl-iq2 $40. spanish. &c. oushel
The market Is steady. with continued
inward tendency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

large hard.picked. $50 80. ! virginia.
sheled 4s-ic. 40. Q Virginia. sneuel'
2g-fc.. extra large Virginia. sn.ileos
5f-2c 80 I spanish sheNod Pc no =
gnanlsh. sheued 3c. Farmers slosN. eio ~,
~, sbort Market strong and ADVANCING
ali V~ades Fancy 40. strictly
rrlms g.. prime. 2l-2 10 2 5-ic.. common
Zone oferins. spanish. eoc. per buahel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
woman's College Trustees.

Tho Board OF Trustees Of the Woman's
College will hold their Semi-annual meet
ing this afternoon at 40 O'Clock IN the
the Merchants National Bank Building.
Plans for the betterment OF the school
Will he considered. The report OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
New york sumac Market.

NEW YORK. TUESDAY EVENING.
February u--slclly. 40. / ground. per ton.
tt0 81. 80. do. per ton. f7JIQtJ. viz
sinia, per ton. t4ygtiz 5J-New York Jour
nal % Commerce.
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srrrolk PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA, February ---lspecisl)
Market active. fancy hand-plcksd SIC
sxfra hsnd-plcked. i-sc.; third grade,
Xxi. hand-plcked. -l--c-; Jumbo. extra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
prrrnsnrnG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG February ~
ci.tt- Virginia Peanuts-F1rm az a4s ~.
for good no nice. spanish quiet At w.
stock very light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

president. Dr. James Nelson. vii show
A rnatrfculasion OF some Is. Many new
Students are entering now for the second
half session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

SAVANNAH Ca. February 2-H0ll.
day. 30 markets
CHARLESTON. 3. c. February n
Holiday 10 markets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

TOLEDO. o.. February Special D.
Clover Seed-Receipts .s69 bags. snip
rnents. - bags Ola prime. E.sZizuS3 -
No. 2 old. s. RaS3 a.. rejected s. April
G-s4b.Z March Ssh. October. slS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

yesterday 0n account ~ lexington r.
Birthday. o. viii be in session to-day.
Dr 81 l. Br0adous preached at Balm
bd1ge-street church last nignt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

NEWPORT NEWS. va. February -1,-
fgreClafl- MIes Mary Brooks anH ~
Tfomss r Belch were married lns a..
ferroon hv Rev W. r. MoN-t, ut ''i
home Of the brides parents.
pure American champagne. iefmehitu
ip tho bottle. b. rapidly driving out me
imported brands AZ shown hy the lN'-
nomonal sales of the trkfna Wine COM
ranvts Gold Seal ln l<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
TO Savings Banks DepOSitOrS !:

Octobre Zy-6fd.. sellers. November and
December. I-el08 2Z-6ld. sellers. De-
CENTER and January Z-sf03 n-ad..
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Petersburg Cotton Market.

PETERSBURG February 2-CsD4
cial)-Couon-strong az 6l-ic Tor good
lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

lN aslilzfDn STAR
Il can't nee what could nave caused
some q that canned goods 10 tsrn out 50
badly" said ar army contractor.
"Sslfher DO /" answered his partner,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

STATEMENT.
rrsIsssO ACCOUNTS sS.rs SsIs
TINTED STATES OF THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN
| RANCS COMPANY
STATEMENT YEAR EN9ING pESEMhER
AFFAIRS or
BRITISH AND MERANIlLE Nss
KINGDOM OF GREAT
OF OF THIS COMMoNNkALIh VF WIN
GINA PURSUANCE TO THE LAWS OF NlRlNiN
fthsr ritessa Branch H
~ M X h'NH"
DEPUTY Mar o the Unit
ecretarv t1e nted a
Agent n BANK RiChMONp VA
%
United States-lSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

AMERICAN on AND REFINING CO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SALE AT PAR,
s. Per Cent Preferred stock. with o per
cent iu Common Stock as bonus. send
FOR particulars AMERICAN OIL AND
REFINING COMPANY. n Broadway
New York city IL 8-lh& SunZt
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SECURITY BANK,
GENERAL AGENT FOR VIRGINIA,
,an.. 11OZ east Main street

unless II vas the language some Of those
officers may have Used IN It's presence"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

hat - raised mostly 10 damp eli
matesT' asked The teacher. "U@DTs!lss."
replied Johnny I'D Bits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 2.
(By telegraph
SAILED.
schooner ". r. Aier. Norfolk.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Santuit. Boston.
Steamer orion. Boston.
-faa-nfr NeNiyu Porto Ia Plata.
Schooner A. r. Manson. Baltimore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

ACCOUNT OF BONDS OF THE tNITED STATES AND OF thus
STATES. AND ALSO OF boNpS.V ~
INCORPORATES CITIES rus STATE. MD, OF Nh
Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
MORE BOATS
ON NOME RUN
First Glass Steamers VIII Be
Brought From the Atiantics

The Seattle a cape Nome Trans
portation company H. negotiating
Tor a neot OF chartered steamers 10
run from this city a. Cape Nome
NEXT spring The officers Of the
company have been endeaVoflug 10
keep their plans secret, 90 ~ to out
Wit rivals. hut il has leaked out that
the Atlantic liner virginia VIII prob
ahly he one Of the vessels nseured.
II In expected that definite arrange
mucts fot the boat viii hr complet'
ed within a week and that the Viz
sinia VIII Immediately leave an her
long voyage 10 seattle via the Horn,
Three other vessels viii be- char
tered, all u which viii ~ into tho
cape Nome trade.
Manager d ]. Grammar said TO.
dag, one biz Of Information may
be made public a. tubs time. We
expect 20 have the first boat at
cape Nome In the spring We shah
start early and win probably en-
counter leo. but viii be prepared to
Law "a tor several weeks waiting FOR
the first breah Ia Il 50 that the boat
can reach Nome Men who want
10 make money at the dlHsings VIII
b. glad enough Co suffer this slight
discomfort In order to be among the
nrut on the ground, our fleet viii
be strong one and credit u So-
Nfttr
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----=-=---s7=7a=sa-ssasssa7s7-s-
.RUM0RED SALE Of
KANSAS CITY TIMES

iEFFEReoN CITY. Ne. Dec -
u IL rumof~d that tho Kansas city
Times has besn purchased ~ a ayh-
dieat. campas~i Of Millionaire John
= sullivan - Kansas city. es.Gov,
stone. Gel. Wetuotc ~ 81 Louis
and fse other wealthy men. 1, IL
60 be a Democratic organ. with Sec
Rotary ~ state LsEurusr "a editorial
manager. i.ssgraer - not seeking
denomination. leaving the field oisvn
Tor samuel u. Cook. Drtiina sieres.
scr as press agent on the Demo rat
r. national COMMITTEES. A. II. Dock.
cry. Of Gaiihtin. IL said 20 be IN the
deal for support for governor. aai
Attorney General Crow Tor Fe-eise-
ton. The Times. a. party organ.
viii support particularly pcvk~ry.
Copk and cros State Auditor sri.
bert IL "a be chairman 81 the state
Democrats committee. In succeed
Cook. who II % resign a. once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
RAILWAY NOTES

The BurginEton'e October earnings
were nearly ss,ooo,cos, They beat all
records in that company's history.
and are largely a result Of the tate
war between the other roads.
Eastern freight shipments still fall
of. Rates. however. are being we'll
maintained.
Railway ofyieials OF the middle
west are working for standard box
car for all broad gauge lines.
The Great Northern has made a
change on the swttehbaek- Jerry
Qainlan. who has been on the hill
for years has resigned. He y known
best for his work on the rotarirs. ~.
X jones has been appointed super
intsndent OF the switchbaek, wish
two conductors under him. Mr.
Jones held this position Ave years
ago. 1t was abolished when h. loft
for Division work. and is now re-
established for the first time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
THE SPORTS
NOT SATISFIED
Belief That Jackson-WsIker
Fight Was a Fake.

last nights heuta at Germania
hall did not leave a good impression
with the sporting public. nilly
Wright and Grant Arnold We're stop
ped at the end Of the second round,
Referee Brown awarded the decision
to Wright, who was doing as he
pleased with Arnold,
Young Choynskt refereed the main
event the Jackson Walker no, which
started trifie late
Both men looked well. though
jackson appeared In the better con.
dition.
The first round was fast With
Walker doing the leadlng.
The second was marked by Jack
sons Wild swings Walker showed
up best, though apparently ttted,
In the third both men were hsht-
ing the air. until Jackson took an
opening a school boy would not miss,
and landed a right and left swing
over the eye. Walker went down
slowly and carefully. where he lay
until counted out The last blow
left a soodly swelling and a slight
cut. The great majority ot the au-
dience expressed themselves vieors
ousiy To the effect that the affair
was a fake. and that Walker could
have come TO time had he chosen
From all appearances they were
correct. The opening was too good,
and the lay down" too apparent 10
look we'll.
The best event % the evening was
one-round contest between a cou-
pie of bulldogs outside. These tive
love OF the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05

railway and It's branches that foes
the volume OF business that IL done
at Aberdeen that has such miser-
able facilities for the transaction
Of that business. The depot build,
ing 10 Of the type and siEe usually
found a Isolated points on the deH-
ert
For the forthcoming municipal ell
eetlon Ia North Yakima, bia voters
are registered.
About 900 dressed turkeys were
shipped from ChrhaiiH within the
week preceding Thanksgiving day,
There are enrolled In the North
Yakima schools. sis pupils, an IN.
crease OF 10 over the attendance ot
one year ago,
A draw bridge loo feet long Ia 20
be built across Deep river Walk.
iakam county. hy J H. Ferguson,
Tor $50 Three others bids we're
submitted, the lowest Of which was
81 500
The government drcdge Is at work
On the east fork NJ Lewis river. \
cut i,5oQ feet long, rs feet wide and
fe,.r feet deep has been made The
work constructing jettlcs will tc-
Gin at oncN u Win require 90
cutie yards % rock In their con.
stdcttau
Fruit Inspector Orlando neck. of
Yakima county. has made the round
OF the orchards In the Eclah. Sat
Al
ports the orchards In splendid con
di,ion. the trees IN al cases having
undergone u thrfty growth No
trace of damage from sprayius was
found.
Several waila waila men import
"a some quail from Missouri q few
years Rrp for breeding purposes,
and left them with = raneher out on
the Touchet They had Increased TO
fully so but some city spottsnen
happened along last week. and nf-
ter their departure the dock II quail
had been reduced TO 70 The lntcn'
ton was 70 stock the valley with
this ,oathsame game bird. ana there
T. much Indignation at this ruthless
destruction 81 them.
The skAm0kawa creamery. In the
four months OF July. August, Sep
tsmber and October. paid 1880 g.
FOR tss.sts pounds II milk. ana turn.
ed out is.ss5 pounds Of butter. The
association found tina, Il could man
ufactur~ butter for cents per roll
and out o, the proceeds ~ the sales
Of creamery product. ~ paid all cs-
pcnses for running the creamery. =
per cent. interest on the money tn
vested. and quit with a balance Of
ysha in the treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
NEW MP. WHARF
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. Dee. THE Northern
Pacific L. nearly ready 90 build a
new ocean warehouse and wharf nj
Tacoma. The plans are nov under
consideration. aud a decision a. 10
the construction % the wharf viii
be reached In a short time. possibly
in few days
~ - practically settled that the
wharf viii be- built. In fact. the
Northern Pacific made an spprn-
priatien u 80, 600 for the purpose as
long ago a. last summer. but the
work has Dot yet been started The
alisd-in ground below ocean dock
was made With this object IN visS
The plans are said to have hssn
drawn and submitted TO high rail-
road officials for their approval
Assistant General supt ". q
Psarce 10 in charge ~ tho work Of
construction. and "a soon az he de-
cides 20 begin u. the wotk all b.
done. In fact. Afr. rearcs has alt
the construction In this par, 81 the
state. including all the contemplated
Tacoma improvements under his
supervision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
CITY NOW RUNS
WATER PLANT

wALfA wAJIsA. wash. Dec. S
Saturday the city of walla wsial
took charge 81 the water plant IN
der the purchase from the water
company. and today the System II
being operated by the city govern
ment. After n long drawn out con
test. the deal at iaa, was clored on
Saturday, and the purchase price.
i250. 900. vas paid over IN cash.
Bonds were sold 10 Morris a white
head, ~ Portland, 10 the amount of
$4,000. but 800. 900 VIII be spent IN
the construction % n system Of sew
era next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05

In the Superior Court % King eoun-
IS. State OF Washington. No. 81
FgB summons by publication.
Annie : wright plsintig. Ns Ar
thur gafriekioN. n r. Day. Fran.
Giles r. bay. G r. Rrmsbsrg. Ftst
National Bank q Seattle, c9r-
pora,ion. James A. Fiilsy. Arthur
r. grlfHn. Samuel BAKER. Denny
Clay Company. a corporation, and
J q. Elliott. defendants.
The state 81 Washington 90 the said
James a. Fiiley and Samuel Baker.
defendants.
You and each OF YOU are hereby
summoned To appear within sixty
tgn) days after the date % the FIRST
publication Of this summons to-wlt.
within SIXTY (eol days after the FIST
DAY 81 November. a. d. 1875 and de-
fend the above entitled action In
the above entitled court. which
IL hereby designated by the plain
TIN herein a. the place OF trial. and
answer the complaint OF the plain
I'M. and serve a copy % your answer
upon tie undcrs Kuet attorneys FOR
plaintiff. at their once below stated.
and in case OF your failure 20 to do
Judgment viii be rendered against
you according TO the demand ~ com
plaint which hes been fled with the
clerk OF said court.
The nature and object OF this ac-
ton ~ 10 forecipae the mortgage re-
corded In the Auditors once Of said
King county. IN volume lot Of mort
raFes at page 276 of the records Of
hns
defendants, u. T. Day and Fraucies
n Day. his wife. on April 70, 1879,
10 J. ndmcad wright, 20 secure the
payment Of note OF the same date,
executed by aid defendant Arthur
narricklow TO aaid Wright, FOR the
sum OF one hundred seveuty-nve
dollars arb and Interest, said
mortgage having been assigned TO
the plaintiff herein. and being upon
the following descr bed premises in
said King county. Washington, to-
wit, lots seven O. and eight tS In
block two t2) OF Il. +. Days lei Dor
ado. an addition 10 the city OF Seat
n. 1's,fr
Also for Judgment against the 81 4
defendant Barricklow In the sum Of
one hundred and neVentv-hve dollars
ai7b with interest thereon at the
rate OF two per cent. per month from
October ~. 1893. until entry 81 judR-
mont herein. together also With an
attorneys fee OF Heventy-fve dol
lars. and plaintiffs costs herein to-
gether With any aume OF money paid
out by plaintiff on account Of taxes.
and Furthermore for general equit-
able relief including the barring Of
defendants herein from any and oil
right. title and interest in and to
said premises.
SMITH & COLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and postoffire address
Rooms 46-4s Boston Block, Seattle
Washington.
Date Of first publication. Novem-
Der Fl. 1899.
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THE PRICE OF
QUAY'S SEAT

WASHINGTON. II. {. Dec. g.
Es senator Quay may hav. to a..
sure Republican managers that he
Will vote Tor the gold standard tiu
before he can get vote on his sps
seat Itself
II has been reported that Mr.
Quay has promised Democratic sch.
stors that n they would help him TO
his sea, b. would help them % dc
feat the gold standard biH. Hut Mr.
Quay would never ts able 10 carry
gu, such promises. for the Hspubii-
can managers viii not allow his case
To come 20 a decision until they are
assured that he will vote with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
STATE NEWS.
ortinx is arlic,ea with diphthsria.

ortinR IL afflicted with diphtheria.
Adams county papers bemoan the
fact that the county has a fine
courthouse. but no seats in u.
taken to suppress the disease.
The South BEND Journal has dis
carded its patent inside" and In
the future will print all eight pages
at home.
During the run Of the silverside
salmon the fishermen Of the Hump
tulips sent up $500 fsh In 10 days
These Melted them 5000 cash.
Joseph Dc Losn. a farmer and
fruit grower on the paiouHe river.
below Fairfax. sold last week 1000
boxes Of winter apples at si.l0 per
box.
Robert Barieknan brought the
Shelton Journal a 2o-ounce pIppin.
which In full 20 ounces in weight. n
came fro ma young tree four years
old, which bore two apples last seas
on and IS this year
colfax college gave n book re-
eeption" for the beneAt Of the col
Iese library. Each person handed
I'm a book OF his own selection as an
admission fee 20 the entertainment.
The college received over 100 vol
umes a. a result.
The local hop market continues
quiet. But a few parcels nre being
sold. Jason Carpenter. n leading
hop buyer. claims the range of pric-
80 IL lower rather than higher. he
having purchased n quantity this
week Mt az cents Yakima Herald.
The South Bend Journal aayg n
r. generally understood thet II the
present weyerhauser timber deal f.
closed. the Pacific Empire Lumber
company viii be In II. and that they
will not only rebuild the present mill
but put In a paper pulp mill as
well
The big plant Of the Panel &
Folding Box company viii be locat-
cd at Hoquiam. Work has already
begun. and the building viii be
pushed as rapidly as money and
men will do H.. a proposition a.
locate at Aberdeen was accepted md
work commenced. when orders were
reseinded and the Hoqulam offer
was accepted.
The Aberdeen Herald wants bet
ter depot facilities in that city.
claiming n is absolutely safe 10 say
that there is no station In the en-
hre lemsts Of the Northern Pacific