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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Oct. 21-There was nothing in
the wheat market to-day that brought much
comfort to the grower. Foreign cables re-
ported English farmers selling freely at present
prices and liberal offerings from other coun-
tries, and under such circumstances it was
hardly possible to expect much life in the local
market where freghts continue to be a domi-
nant factor Walla Walla 57Q5Sc; valley, $50
sec; bluestem, $4,000
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Oct 2I-The wheat markeG has
not changed this weak Quotations remain: {:
Club SIC; bluestem, 59c. Receipts heavy,
but most of the grain is being shipped here
for storage.
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
CHICAGO livestock Market.

CHICAGO Oct. 2O-CATTLE-Good to fancy
grades sold at S. 6Oa6 Is; common to medium
steers. $4G5 80; stockers and feeders, 50 75@
60; cows and bulls, $292 65; Texans. So $50
4 Is; calves. s3d7 so.
HOGS-Fair to prime, 81 25d4 as; heavy pack
ers 50 S5Gp4 2215; mixed 81 1904 371a butchers,
81 1564 4712; lightweights, 81 1904 4212; pigs,
SO SOG4 %.
SHEEP-Inferior to choice sheep brought
50 5oG3 60; Westerns, SO 25Q4, and feeders, So 40
@3 10; inferior to choice lambs, So 7545 70.
Receipts-Cattle. 2000; hogs, 2O,000; sheep,
Tnnn
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California Fruit Sales.

NEW YORK, Oct 2o.-Earl Fruit Company S
sales of California Fruit: Grapes -Tokays,
81 1Od1 10 single crates 81 sOG2 65 double crates;
Cornchon. 81 30d1 40 Peaches-Salways 81 05
al Is per box Prunes-ltalian 81 1OG1 40 single
crates Eight carloads of fruit were sold to-
day.
sales of California Fruit: Grapes-Cornichons,
81 3591 SO single crates, 81 SO double crates; To-
kays 81 10Gl Go single crates 81 25d2 so double
crates; Malaga, 81 0561 %. Prunes-Italian. 7Oc
al. Six carloads of fruit were sold to-day.
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Flour and MiHStufs.

FIOUR-California family extras. So 6093 rs,
usual terms; bakers extras. So 40q3 so; Oregon
and Washington. So 40Q3 so per barrel for ex-
ira. 50 25@3 40 for bakers, and So 25QS for su-
perfine.
MIILsTUFFS-Prices in sacks are fol-
lows usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. $S 20 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 81 49, Rye
Meal 50 so; Rice Flour, ST. Cornmeal, 81 80; ex-
ira Cream Cornmeal So 25; Oatmeal. 81 25;
Oat Groats 81 so; Hominy, 50 25qS so; Buck
wheat Flour, s4d4 %; Cracked Wheat. 50 rs:
Farfna 81 50: Whole Wheat Flour. So so; Rolled
oats barrels Sc O5Q6 45; in sacks, So S5g6 25:
Pearl Barley, IS; Split Peas, 81 so; Green Peas,
eE, If,q
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Weather Report.
r2oth Meridian-Pacifc Time)

C20th Meridian-Pacifc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20, 1893 2. m.
The following maximum temperatures We're
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka ............. -. San Dego............ ca
Fresno ...-........... p Sacramento .......-. so
Los Angeles. ........- 20 Independence u
Red Bluff ..-.....-... 81 Yuma ...-----.--..-. s6
San Luis Obispo.-.-. 70
san Francisco data; Maximum temperature
c.. minimum, 81. mean. IS
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen rapidly over the north
ern coast and the larger portion of the storm
way u Manitoba. High winds prevail along the
northern coast and a maximum velocity of 40
miles per hour is reported at Fort Candy.
Rain has fallen generally over the Paclhc
Coast from san Francisco nOrthWaTd. At Red
Bluff over an inch of rain has fallen.
The temperature is from . 10 10 degrees be
low the normal in the great valleys Of Cali
fornia. ~
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. October q. 1893;
For Northern California-C nsettled weather,
with occasional showers; southerly, changing 10
southwesterly winds Saturday.
For Southern California-Cloudy weather,
with showers in the mountains; light south
westerly winds Saturday
For Nevada-Rain Saturday.
For Ttah-Rain Saturday; colder.
For Arizona-Fair Saturday.
For San Francisco and vicinity Unsettled
weather. with occasional showers Saturday
southerly, changing to southwesterly, winds.
ALEXANDER G. McADIE,
Forecast Official.
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Hav and FeedStnfs.

Sales of fine grades of Hay at an advance are
being made and the market for these descrip-
ttons is firm. There is no change in the me-
dium and lower grades
Feedstuffs stand the same.
BRAN-Sl7 5OulS per ton
MIDDLINGS-$1 -$19Gr20 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S1SG1s so per
tom Oil Cake Meal at the mill. s26q27; jobbing.
s27 50G2S; Cocoanut Cake, s20G2l; Cornmeal
s23 506124 so; Cracked Corn, S24GD25: Mixed Feed
s16 50617; Cottonseed Meal SIS per ton.
HAY-Wheat. S7Q9 for common to good and
50 25@10 for choice; Wheat and Oat $7Q9 so;
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. 797Ac; Wool
Bags. 26G2Sc; Fruit Bags. SIC, 51sc and &c for
the three grades of white and 7q71kc for
bleached jute.
COAL-W Wellington. IS per ton; New We'll
lington. IS: Southfield Wellington 81 so; Sc
attle Sc; Bryant $6 Coos Bay So: Wallsend.
81 SO: Scotch. $8; Cumberland. 50 so in bulk and
$40 rs in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
S12: Camel, IS per ton; Rock Springs and
Castle. Gate. 50 GO; Coke, s12 per ton in bulk
and S14 in sacks.
Harrison's circular says:
There have been three arrivals of coal this
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Prices for all descriptions remain unchanged
The demand and supply about balance
BEEF-7Q71ac per lb for Steers and 61sQ7c
for Cows
VEAL-791Oc per ID.
MUTToN-Wethers, 7kGSc; Ewes. 7Q71kc
per h.
Handspring. S@S1kc per lb.
PORK-Live Hogs, 51aGI59sc for small, SIC for
medium and 5Aa513e for large; stock Hogs and
Feeders, 54q5nc; dressed Hogs. 7qSAc.
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Beans and Seeds.

The irmness in Beans continues. and the de-
mand is as keen at any time. Changes are
invariably in the direction of higher prices.
Mustard Seed is firm
BEANS-Bayos. 50 25QD2 S5; small white, 81 80
az 70; large White, 81 15Q2 %; Pinks 81 1902 20;
Reds So 50d3 10; Blackeye. 81; Buffers, So;
sEEDS-Brown Mustard. SG8hc; Yellow
Mustard 4d412c; Flax, nominal; Canary,
3Ibc per III for California and 4c for Eastern
Alfalfa, nominal; Rape. 21kGSc; Hemp. 4Q444c;
Timothy. 4G413c.
6l S5 per ctl.s
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Previous prices rule with a fairly active
market.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. &C per Ib for heavy
s15G10c for light medium, 1115c for light, 13c for
extra light and 1312c for sugar cured; Eastern
suear-cured Hams, lac; California Hams. I3Ibc
Mess Beef. s11 per bbl extra Mess $l2 so; Fam
iIy. s14; extra Prime Pork, S12 5O extra clear.
SIS so. mess $l5Q15 so: Smoked Beef I2c per Ib
LARD-Tierces quoted at 69614c per Id for
compound and 7Ac for pure; half barrels. pure
Sc. iO-lb tins sac 5-lb tins, sc.
COTTOLENE- -Tierces, 71sa72sc per lb.
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NEW YORK. Oct 20.-Money on call, firmer
at 5dS per cent; last loan. per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 514q6 per cent; sterling ex-
change easier. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S71sG4 S7A for demand and 81 S3l6
S3l2 for sixty days; posted rates 81 S4l21
4 SS12; commercial bills. 81 S2I2 silver certif-
Gates, 5Sa5gc; bar silver, 577sc; Mexican dol
bonds. weak; railroad bonds, irregular
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Business in securities was dull on the morn
ing session of the Bond Exchange and prices
showed little change. Bank of California sold
up to $685.
on the afternoon call Giant Powder declined
from $S41a to SS31a. Hawaiian Commercial was
firm at S951h696 and Hama at $l3la.
the sales footed up 100 shares and there was
a slight advance in two descriptions, as will
be seen below.
The Confidence Mining Company has levied
an assessment of 15c, the Crown Point one of
1Oc and the Justice one of sc.
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Bank CIearings.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The following table,
complied by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ing at cities for the week ended October 10,
1899, with the percentage of increase and de-
crease, as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Cash in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-To-day's statement
of the condition Of the Treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance, s2SS, ,249, ,345; gold reserve
S254. .4l2 $50
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; No. Spring Wheat, 6912q71c; No. 8
Spring Wheat 64@70c; No. Red, 71071Ac; No
251h@26c; No White, 25@251ac No. Rye
554c; No. Barley, 4o@41c: No; 1 Flax Seed
per Dbl. 81 S5@7 80; Lard, per 100 lbs IS 200
221a; short,rib Sides Qoosel, $t 75@5 10; Dry
Sailed Shoulders (boxed), 6G6 12l9: Short Clear
ished goods per gal. 81 %; Sugars, Cut Loaf
soc; Granulated, 5.1Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady Creamery 15G22c; dairy,
13h@19c Eggs, steady; fresh, 1612c. Cheese,
strong; creams, 12G1219c.
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Oat, Sc 5O0S so: Barley, s56p7; Island Barley, IS
d6; Alfalfa, $5q6 so per ton; Compressed, Sc so
Q9
sTRAw-25q35c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

Island Tor Eu.Lno Tor IlNu'iu4c-
The Robt r. Hind loads coal at Departure
Bay for HOnoipu and Mahuhona~
Neay York Dried Fruit Market
Mail advices from New York say: The
weeks markets have been more satisfactory
than any previous week this season. There
have been TO particularly large sales put 1Ae
ageregate Of small ones has made hta'S y
business Commission men have not done So
we'll taking the week as whole as the!
raz- 5urfug some prey ious weeks, but JoboeTs
report a very active trade, comprising IaII pIo-
portions ot all varieties De-hdIo - lASI St,
Ing RAPIDLY. and business is upon muGh
more encouraging basis than II Was d tic
close of any week this year. .:s.
Primes are considered rather unsatlsfac-
tory goods t. buy at present because ot the
H..riaf7.o ss 1,rses owing to the impOssIb.lity
OF securing certain desired sizes Fortles con
II7ar6 a premium of &C. and SJ-S0s are quoted
nm I.F..- when bought by themselves. Hold
ers are very cautious about letting the large
sizes ard the small ores 60, Dut Stli llslsatt
wherever possible three sizes at Sc baSIs' !.
O. h. in bags The four sizes are held a triiie
sitter and "A few sellers say they nave re
re.y4f better than &c. but the statement is
uucauhrmed There Is uuquestionably a better
feeling the market. however ana an al
vance is expected at any time.
There are numerous sInatl safes OIL ; Ia4sIlls;
New crop stocks are beginning tc arrive anc
trade Us now active on that account. No large
transactions are reported, but negotiations Ioi
some important transfers az in progress Out
side goods are selling with considerable free
dom below association figures, but cOmpara-
lively few can be offered, and what there art
Will exert little influence III m r ct.
Peaches are not SO active as they nave
been. but sales are still heavy at full quoted
prices. The bulk Of the selling on the c0as
IS Toy Western delivery, but there are sOn'
Eastern buyers who ara taking good supplies
An interesting statement is made regarding
the crop. IL is said that the output is not 5,
large as has been said. and that there may b
n more Or less serious shortage of desirabl,
qualities later. This is given as one reasoI
for the constant Improvement in prices. anC
indicates that perhaps peaches viii prove bet
Ter property than was anticipated
"Apricots move with moderate freedom OIL
small orders. Stocks are virtually IN secon'
hands, which compels the payment of higl
prices for the bulk OF purchases.
Figs are steady, but sales are liberal. Cali
foruia shippers report much the best deman
on the coast they have ever known and goo
prices are obtained for this years crop"
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Portldnd'S S Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Oct. n.-clearings. $88aSS2; bal
100
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Charters.

The Nc Thayer goes in ballast to Cllpperton
Island Tor guano for Honolulu
The Robt r. Hind loads coal at Departure
Bay for HOuoiru and Mahuh0na~
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Totals. Z. S....sl, 953, 1853, SIT
Totals o u tside
ew York.. Ill, 656, 1877 80,
DOMINION OF CANADA
Ne7V York Money Market.

Totals .......... $27, ,9G4, 1876
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Continued on Page Thirteen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

Quail. per doz...$2 30
Mallard, pair.s1 25Q1 80
CanvasbaCk, pair. q
Sprig, per pair....-075
Teal, per pair.
WidgeOn, per pr. 60G75
Small Duck, per
pair ..-.........50Q 80
Wild Geese, per
pair ..--.........4 40G 30
English Snipe, dz.S3 90
Jack Snipe ........$2 90
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Provisions.

i OBEEsWAX-24@2sc per Ib.
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Mr.. HILL AND THIS STATES IRoS.


Considerable interest has naea arouse1
1r 1he pszt Intelligence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taaf me Great Northern Igttersse4 IS e@fao-
isSA greet sap building pFant ia Sea-
tss. arc there hAsss resulted ,4rgossa Enfer-
We've Etta uzan. w2gg claim 10 have he@a
CONNECTED sitE NJ. Hi sn an gves- ga
non % the iron RESOURCES II 8aSassg toE1.
the rros@eE
When '4s Great Nsrlsera president was
~ Seattle ssReE&. aays sgo ~ cgsFersa-
di@N vgtfa & Pos late. ef}eer reueE1@r ne
SAID he rad exgeGde. af.a IN she ssarcn
f0E iTua " iEAs state bssk mad been unAale
20 fed f. f3a w2s doing this for rssy.s :
her Of wealthy Me8 u the Eaz- be said
" ll0 were tGsktsg for ar opportunity - eE-
gage e1t@fs s}@efy - IA ing fzA..E f3uu-
drsss and kindred iEetstutsens. 1ssf al
15as4Efl they had some II tks Hzost expert
mineral engineers for ssxezxl months hunt
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Northern Pacific and Canadian
Pacific Reduce Rates.
THREE ROADS QUOTE s2s RATE.
Applies From st. Paul Every Day
Themsei.~s over the Western
Part Of the stat. mud Becoming
New Giffxens-ffinfs That There
VIII He Cheap Rate to sise East.

TIE CIT CT the Great Northern % the
Cas- establishing Il tasty seeen1-cistss
Ya4e 90 Is graE7 81. Pa8i, to go into effect
usxt Monday. haa aesn promptly sFast ~
ftse Northern Pacific ard Canadian Pa
clt5e which aaYe gecelyts1 wpfz ~ quote
TIE sassse ~8te after March =. The IS
ta6siaalag Il % r0and-tstis hfst~eiass Fat"
~ 81 abe fsrSt ard ssstfa Tuesdays OF
ezeh month tlas Also Teen coBcuFred IN
By the Two latter lines. placing all o.
an eyer basis, a. far IS rates are con
1eFrHa.
TnIa concerted action viii DO away with
the Fofrsesssss aega' excursions tue fttS{ o.
whitla has aireaag arrived om tie sound.
iut IL IL rDuefs more beneficial ~ iiae state.
IS II net Only makes & lower rate - "
but also gives prospective SETTLERS the
sesaesif ~ departing fes tlas West any
Gay they esssslse, instead of only t&iee
q Month as the frat scheme provided.
The Hundreds OF people = 30 arrived here
Thursday nfghf au9 Friday morning On
the first hoTneseekers' excursion are dis
,ribafing themselves IN the localities
they have selected for sBs;r future add
tre places The trains leaving the city
yesterday morning for che rsorih. east
ami SCOTIA wire iaade4 with snen. many
% riaesa with their families. who haa de-
s.4aea upon where sh&y would locale. AMI
ae:e departing 10 begin their work as
new citizens Of d D*S state. The locals
srsEl Tacoma bringing other. Who
have chosen homes hear Seattle aud
along the tine os the Seattle d. interna-
ssensli and Great Northern
II il believed ny some local railroad
authorities that sAage may oe cut III
III. rates from mere - tie East. ard II Il
somewhat hinfef that the Canadian Pa
elfsr will take tie lead Ire tfis nsRstsr,
but tire proposition is too indeslntte 70 yet
he considered probable. especially as u
is the mish os sie railroads 10 bring peo-
pie 20 Washington ana nor take them
away.
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raise wheat on the issand. they harvested
* with a cradle and allowed shs Indians
10 CLEAN II tire acid Ozs@ taay Mrs. Baby
foan<s an gaaiaa helping lal:Gssssf - sheaves
as Web aS eAe -seaa5n-S she Told hs1a 10
part The sheaves bacE in ire shock. He
refused. stssi as zsle Proceeded TO take ta@
ssass1ygs from his pie he rsSssxI esaE
10 strike her. INSTANTLY. without COM
Eaana. gha ESlzkg1s trastw ssa- Sa~azg ~
the savaSe's threat ard woglss rsof release
his grip unsii Mrs F,s1ssy compelled him
ID do 50. From tat day The Indians had
q wholesome dread ef that dog
Mrs. Fsuzhy does rot care 20 4well mitch
On the exciting episodes II Der Nfe. A,at
from her ssan Nilsson a few interesting
facts have been steamed. Among them *
Inc fast that she was al expert shot with
a Colts navy stakeholder" Size could
stand forty yards from a marx. empty
the pistol ard then cover the marks on the
target with She ralul % her hard. TIE
Indians never cea~s3 70 marvel al this
seat q the white saQaw who could shoot"
Narrow Escapes.
A northern Ers;sn once made hls way
into the house. den1a ed.Flg food He mas
refused ard t-SEantfy grabbed I'D the
butcher knife and threatened 10 Kill Mrs.
BuZby, Who told him L he lid So her hus-
band would soon return and make II warm
fer him The Indian left and never was
seen again On another occasion an In
dian came into The house and demanded
syr5gp. On bein- refused he took from It's
place above the -iantel one Of the pistols
and pointed il AZ Mrs Bstzbys head She
was afraid TIE clumsy fellow would shoot
by accident, bat remained cool enough Ia
warn him OF the consequences. He too.
left, throwing the pistol down I'm a surly
manner. Wilson Buzhy says: Father
never told ms anything about the end of
that Indian. but always had an idea that
father saw him again, just once.
Mrs. Blizoy SAYS ieither her husband nor
her children ever knew that she spent
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SHOW A MARK Ed GAIN.
Gross Earnings OF United states
Roads for 1898.

ssFosa earnings Of $50 railroads for isas
were. according 20 the Financial Chronicle.
81 .IS5s Ba.. SIS "a Increase over lss5 OF ss'.-
ss7 $50 or Sos ner cent. Operating %x-
y4nses we're $50 ga .25s an increase 81 $50
tsB rs or 80 per cent. Net earnings
amounted to S852.H4l. SIT. "A gain ~ x2l,esi.-
Ga or & g per cent These figures cover
q total mileage af is4,ais mites.
The increase In gross earnings II the
largest recorded sifce 1886 when - roads
reported a gain Of sTs.lsi. $50 over the pre-
slous Year. ghe gain IN net earnings for
the yeaFs~s1i. 90 G.zs is less. however. than
that reported for 80 roads In iss7-s3s :
gia.als.
Tire following tables show The COMPARE
sons ~ gross ana net earnings for the
Lass nine years:
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Among tho Hines showing increases in
sfass earnings were fHe Northwestern ga
81 sss: 81 Paul Mate,sss5. PenDsy tvt MA.
S'sissa. Santa Fs. 81 "a. 2e9 Burlington
$50 sss. iiiino3s Central g. sslzfa. Balfl-
snore 4 ohio SAL ,sfs. Wabash 81 ST. so.
Biz Fesf ss5S.t-a Nickel Plate SIS SIS.
Grand rfnnk s4ss. ~ Great Western.
fsSs. l+S. i-ake Saurs s4i1fS, EhicaEp June
tspf. stlo1ss E3sin J0tet a Eastern. x9ss
tss Chicago y West Michigan ss2s g..
Eastern laiaais Sas;stl. ghe Alton show
ri a decrease ~ $ssog5 snA she Erie s83t
esa III nef earnings tha Santa II, is.
creased sl,alI So. II. Paul S. s93 So, Hal
timuf@ & Ohio. 81 iI.e28 Illinois Central.
Ia. ssa4s- <uSEav@ stesa Ssf1 sls Burlington
tssI rs. Rig POM Asss.S1a i,fenG Tfuus
sss.Asf Grvat Mys3era s@sH14 csaleaga
Junction $50 $50. Eta3u. Joliet q Eastern
ssss.ss8 F;sr FFnns} tVsHfa ; ret earnings
deersHsed 80 asa. isfie ssas aS asa sKa-
sash ssAs3As Arranging the fosasis Isl
EfeGts. the anthgac}SV snai slngs s9oW a
loss 81 aota Nyvs~ ssHv mvt earnings Sis,
trsnk Hines a s,nsta Ra}n lu gross WITH .
less ia net alla t1e NeN England lines
Only a tfiuins iirpTcs eraeu1 iu the ust
All TIRE gsafH-stfTs sg lines Wita she -
CltfN AMI southern tt4sU AaaSV s4is~tat2tfsl
Increases ia gross e5fd set alihv &oi.ow-
lag are tae totals {0r the &lTeremi s.guaps
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kto-6skers cared about ard fer this rea-
son r was almost Impossible 20 salts
facfar1sg oaf1z the-n
TBe North American Transportation
ard 1ra15ag Company. tfla EMPIRE fire
arc stse Seattle X Yukon Company hase
S@TeTak Heavy contracts In 9f@w - trzzS-
peri ne - aiarlE1sse 20 Dawson By way e
-. Michael. ard taken al together, the
s1sflDg@ IS very gooa
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STATE HEtnat sRTG.Rs OF q.
May He Permanently Located q. -
attic NSxs lima

Mat s ", oak. assistant aas:s,.A
general e 1he =, s. n fa- In. go
ST Washington @al 3 asAz, IL king ss. -
- haSe Seattle s9z.11e ssse 80 sg,2nasss 49,.
quarters 81 tte ar1sY. II rsressrs -
aeA t4QATfe-s &ge esalttea d EsYaf each vs.S
~eatf.@ having e&en St55 tsss III ia 49,
&haa@l eJ'cf ''5s''Esesli Tae gext encasss.
Ene2t w-i ~ halss sn fasS city sfa,rsns ~
last Mex fa Juue. Al faat s5~ss NJ y.
lars VII attempt "a tzFr Seattle g.
ne r@-Haaas.n: srnss aest..s quarters -
p. IlIsAss4ce So sss pl.fs Mai Cl1,A
me 9caai'f 81 county enzn-nISsionar. g -
VaUls vo1T7 ~ t21e courthouse in whsss. ~
store the array records IN Ais charrs y
aaSGtsnt- There are nearl~ issa nm.
of these documents. whscsl are 81 -
Parted Ae-tat oHer the state ever, 49,
MAJ Clark thsGks thar K a gerrnsrs
storage vault can 20 found En- SsatrsA ~
cisy will d - good position IA .sr,.. ~
claims ~ te permanent headg,,arss,r~s!s. y
the army.
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TO DRIVE OFT 81 AIPERS.
Eastern Lines Issue Special Tickets
and Raise Hates.

= saaetal 20 me post-lnteiisencer from
-. Paul says.
'tAil roais represented In 81. Paul an
uoumca an advance IN the passenger rates
from this ciix 10 New YORK; of So tn
gu iuto effect March -
DESCRIPTIVE. signed tickets all sse usesi
hereafter This VIII drive scalp@rs ont az
thee business The SEQ lire. heretofore
rae eauss II cut rates has siglsed the
4greefHeu{ -
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James BsszAv dses fsw year. ar -.
BIS ssifs : hxisg zHlet and nssess..
fEee ~ the hone - h.r s.aaxs.ssr~ ~
u. r. Porter ngstg tae Ma&4saa ssrssas -.
~ taS2zs.
Tbs pioneers & W ssssrgtar haye II,
interesting AXES. Ef't aot many Rave e.
more varied exsy'sT.sssss than this vh,ss
a&EFsa ssas.siis1 mother, sssa esIne "a TIM -
Neg lfa~sss wAise Skasllagtaa Was sun !
glr. 81 oregon te-73te-y.
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NEW TIME OF TRAINS TODAY.
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Change Schedules.

The new time schedule ~ the Northern
Pacific goes into effect today. The regu-
lar overland will not leave Seattle until
o'clock Monday morning, and Will leave
Portland at II tonight. The road will
commence sending two trains Il day to
the Coast leaving st. Paul at 500 this
morning and arriving here At Io.a1 ,. m.
the other leaving here at iQ:ia and getting
10 Seattle az II ,t0 Il.
rsss Great Northern commencing to-day
viii send its overland from Seattle ~
4 n III the afternoon. instead ~ o'clock.
10 meet the change of the Northern Pa
e5fir
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same Rates To the East rs West.

The l0sal agents 81 tae Oregon Rail
read Il Nayiss.stiou yesterday received tse-
ises fge1u tan Western Passenger ANsoct>
ati0n taaL hereafter westooaa1 round
iriD rates ~taNtd 9s+ pp}rG go fite +s@t-
isosiui schedule. making passenger fares
tslss same froyst aere 81 Eastern points AMI
rnfnyn As sron there a. tll@ coast and re-
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From those woods thev must carve fnsir
names and Il certainly seemed an endless
task GO secEre open ground CROUCH fer a
farm. Il IS thsrefove ~ wonder ina; the
few open prairles On WILDLY islazd proved
very attractive To the first settlers This
Was the case and one Of the FIRST success
FIJI farming communities was built up on