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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
SCHEMES OF
BASEBALL MEN
Planning to Get to an Eight,
Club Basis.

NEW YORK. Nuy II Another
chapter In baseball history Il soon t.
Doe turned John + HfuHh. uf Gin
einuatg ! Earl Wagner. Of Wash
nEtau barney ufeyfuH. IF Louis.
Vile. Frank de ilaHs Robson, ~ -.
Louis aud Andrew Freedman. 81
New York. held SECRET meeting ihrt
night While M definite statements
have been made. reduction 60 an
clEht-eiub circuit may be effected.
baltimore. Washington. Cleveland
aud Louisville viii he bought up OF
dropped leaving the league string
field Ia nnht the new American nhs
ISOLATION Tho National league mag.
mates have been assured By Drryfua
that 10 can buy the fttHbufE eiuh,
and IL IL said iiaitimere aud brook
lyu may be forced into an amalEam-
alton
Meanwhile the association mag.
mates are huaY securing mag
tn the ctIe= they wish 10 bks 10
their siruit options have been
secured on Charles River Park. "a
Hoatun. aud an "A plat 81 ground
across the Harlem here Al and Tom
johnson are aBid 10 have assured he
association maEuaten that II fheY se.
eufr hacking IN ether cities they VII
give their support "a thu New YORK
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
A TACOMA
RAILWAY SOLD

TACOMA. Nov. ~ The Hart raii-
rad has been sold 20 q syndicate q
Portland and Tacoma capitalists.
principal among them are " ~
I.add Char,es p. LAdd and Edw ard
CaokinKhaus. ~ Portland. and the
Pacific National bank ~ Tacoma.
Directors ~ the new company VIII
b. elected at meeting % the stpc u
holders 10 be held IN Tacoma today
THE last share ~ stock n the oh
corporation passed into new hands
yesterday.
The new owners 81 the railroad Will
repair the rnadSed. provide new roll
ing stock and gradually extend th-
line IN a south-casteriy direction.
tapping rich timber lands. the Sue
eotash valley. one OF the best axrt-
cultural sections Of tho state AMI
eventually reaching vast ssresat, u
coal and ether minerals A. first the
road ~ni be operated largely as =
iorwinx road,
The Hart road has tie Waterfront,
terminus on the east side. near TIE
Northern Pacific round houses. AMI
sirno-; directly underneath PuYaiiup
avenue. II runs up through the
suieh On a. easy Grade ami out
though Fern Hili 20 a stop In the
woods about a mile or two beyond
, sru Hin At present the road ls
but i've or slx miles long. but Il =
a valuable piece % property. u for
no other reason than u controls an
entrance Into Tacoma superior -
any other that could be obtained al;
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
AL SORTS"

Parliament ns.s fresh, rates In
England.
Morocco has an army II - 90 men
fairly vel trained
Japan vrl aren 4 new porte -
foreign commerce
The italian government il making
a thorough investigation 81 it, pris-
ous
There is hut one Democratic daily
paper in Minnesota. a state that has
population q I TO. 90
-Four hundred BELGIAN miaers.
with their families. a few days aso
left that country for Russia They
are 10 be employed in the mines at
uunetx
II haa been decided By the Muni-
cipai cub u New York tn offer priE.
- for the cultivation and improve
raent Of uulnvttiuE sections % the
city.
a turkey hen belonging in Pleas
ant Valley. Pa. which disappeared
during the summer. has returned ac-
cOmpanled by a brood of two young
turkeys and ten quail.
Toledo. o.. has trolley road that
il doing unique work for the farm.
err by hauling the farm wagons
themselves. II is said to be the only
railroad Of the sort in the world
Below the waters Of Monterey BAY.
Cal. lies a punken craft that once
helped to make history. She - the
Natalie. which IN 1881 carried Ma
T.
The finest scenery in Ireland ia on
the narthWent coast % cannemara.
Mayo aud Donegal. There are no
grander headIa nds In Europe than
these broken. prsclpitous highland
masses towering above the Allan
tic.
a diamond back terrapin farm
with more than 1900 terra pin tn
stock. and worth at conservative
estimate $4,000 IL one 81 the show
places Of CrIsfield. the very heart Of
the famous eastern shore 81 Mary
land
The disposition Of the japanese IL
apparently 10 look almost exclusive
Is 10 he United states In education
al matters a. the total number Of
japanese students residing abroad,
~ shown by the census figures. was
2,ie5 and Of this number 7iTs were
In the United States
Pole. who was arrested in New
York the other day for putting a
banana peel into n letter boz. sy.
planned that IN his own country
boxes are attached to posts for the
reception OF refuse. and he thought
that the surue system Of garbage
collection was In vogue in the me
trppolts
The Charles. S. 2. News and Cou-
rier insists that In the selection Of
teachers for the public schools. the
question now should be. Is he IT."
not Did he hght7" Other things be-
iug equal. It says. the old soldier
tnuld have the right Of way. but
ne should never be preferred for
work n which he is Incapable.
Col. Charles II. Clarke. Of Mllwau-
kee. Wis. owns Il chair made from
n branch of the Wilmington elm IN
Cambridge, Mass. which waa blown
of in a gale in 1857 while he was u
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ANOTHER RICH
OREGON STRIKE

BAKER CITY. or. Nov lt-Re-
liable information reaches here u
a rich strike In the lower south drift
Of the Senrics mines. Cornucopia-
Ga feet Of suiphuret ore, asssying
from SO to Sc per ton, being IN
covered. The property IL owned by
the Cornueapia company. which has
20 men employed. and will start up
It's 2q-stamp mill Nov. Is. at the
Union Companion mine. Mining En-
gincer Nelson. Of this city. who
brings this news. said.
The recent strike in the Bryan.
which IL under bond To capt Alliene
Case and Smith a Nell is a. rich
as first given out. and there il in
sight fully i2f0. 600 because II the
richness Of the ore. q guard is main
tnIned near the mouth OF the tunnel
day and night
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SURVEYS ARE
COMPLETED

SPOKANE. Nov. A-Apparentiy
the only thing delaying the begin
ming 81 work on the new right Of
way Of the Great Northern. IL tn
fact that the council has yet 20
grant the company the right 20 cross
certain % the streets In lts way
through the city. The ordinance l.
now pending In coGucii awaiting the
expiration Of the necessary a0-day
period required In all franchise or
dinances before passage. In the
meantime the railroad company Is
getting everything In readiness for
construction.
Houses located on the right-of-way
are being moved of 10 other loca-
lions. Surveyors have finished their
work on the new line. and the notes
o. their iabO-s have gone on to St
Paul At that city the architect Of
the company 10 preparing plans far
the new depot buildings for submits
sion To President Hli T>1rai ON
ciais Of the company look for an
early start on grading along the
line. and In preparing the building
sites for the proposed structures.
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STATE NEWS.

Three tons ~ silver salmon. ar
shipr..d daily from Falrhaycn a.
Eastefn markets
John smith. Of winona. has i,-en
arrested fnr running a blind pig.
and selling liquor 20 minors
The Cedar River company Of South
H.ni -ili bulii a 'hinsis mill with
a capacity Of 10000 per asy
Mattsr.on G Niece hav. bought
the Lewis ranch near Yakima. COM
prisinx o's acres. Tor $50 n VIII
b devoted 10 dairylns
At Rome. near whatron. Andrew
Forest shot bis neiEhbor = NJ Lund
with a load % nne shot, seriously IN
Turing him. Forest l. In jail
Thomas Robinson. Of Wind river.
skamania county. shot a grouse tho
other day. and upon opening the Eir-
rard found several fine specimens -
gold.
The amount % money that IN.
town lost IN the bank OF sumner was
is11. tho amount that u has rccov-
cred Ia fs0s This sum has been
paid into the treasury.
AEofito Garcia. the Filipino native
brought home by Lieut.. Lemon. has
commenced attendance AZ the Yak
ina school he 10 is year. old. and
already speaks little English
The whitman county commission
ere have requested Judge Mcdonald
20 dismiss hls brother as extra haIIiT
OF the superior court To which the
Judge replies that he viii exercise
his own discretion In tho matter.
The Lake whatcom shlnEie com
pany has purchased q block ~ 7 60
acres ~ fine timber. thought ~ con
tain 100. On 900 feet. all in SkagIt
county The purchase price was
go 0oo. and a railway will he butt
To tho timber
Hon y. =. KinEHhury has teie-
gram from Commissioner Herman.
81 tho United states land office. sta
ing that his bond a. surveyor gen
ersl has been approved. and roaues' o
iug him 70 take charge Of the Office
at once The bond II for $40. 200
Work is rapidly progressing on tho
cinebar coal mine. IN Lewis county.
The ore H. said TO be Of excellent
quality. and q croHF-cut has already
been made into tho vein twelve and
n half feet. Thirty-nve hands are
expected To start to work on u.
The Kalama Bulletin says Alfred
Spreadborough brought In some
second crop plums last Saturday
that were fully maturei They were
OF the Muscle variety. The nrst crop
was ripe In July. the second crop
blosEomed In August and rlpened In
tho fore part OF November
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FUSION NOT
LOOKED FOR
An Oregon PopuIist Expresses
His Opinion.

PORTLAND. or. NOV u Judge
Frank Williams. II Ashland. who
has been n prominent Fapuiist for
ten years. VAS asked hat he
thought oregon pepuii.ta would
base their opposlt.on to the HeFus.
licAns upon IA the nett state cam
paisu. lie saii he hardly knew. 7
do not look FOR fusion With the Dem
Gratis viii evidently pattern their
neither patty desires Il The Demo
Gratis would evidently pattern their
state platform On N HfYauH pro-
lection. which vii De silver ami
aatI-sxpauaIau. but ! think the Pop
uifais are divided ON the Philippine
question. many being tn favor of
nrhiinR the present war 10 "a finish.
while others think With some Of the
Eastern Republicans. that wr should
call our armies home A for myself
/ think the present var In the phil
Ippinsa fa the natural sequence Of
our Intervention on behalf Of cuba
n the present var ia wrong. the first
step toward TIE liberation - Gu
ba vas wrong
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resident 81 the college city. Under
thia elm Washington assumed com
mnnd ~ the Continental Army, IN
1uly 3. i5sb In the chair have cat
Presidents Grant, Hayes ana Me
klnley.
There ~ "a cherry tree in clinton.
Ia. according 60 q local paper which
IL loaded With fruit and blossoms \
few weeks aFo IL began To- bloom,
and In a short time there were cher
rleH un IA. tree. which turned rcd.
aud would have been ripe in a few
days had not the recent cold wealth
a. killed them There were blosHoms.
green cherries ana fruit almost ripe
on the same bunch.
while dressing Tor her wedding a
Vienna woman learned ~ the
gronm'H death. Three days later she
married another man.
Many of the novrE are extremely
HuperHtltlous. ana terribly afraid u
''.puoks.' In which they have a iirm
belief
Pretoria. the capital ~ the South
African Republic IL thirty miles
north ~ tho city ~ Gold" ana lies
I 500 feet above sea level
Another of the periodical attempts
20 produce universal language O.
contemplated IN connection with ia"
Paris exposition next year
when a London church was on IRE
a bridal party entered and insisted
upon hrlnE we'd. 90 the parsnn tied
the knot while the ciincc was N
flames
The pages ~ philosophical writers
~ all iimeH contained references Co
mysterious stones and irons which
have fallen from tho heavens from
time 90 time.
smokelcrs powder stored IN mag.
aslnrH Tor the use 81 nrAconst guns
have been found 90 have ieteoriated
to such an extent a. 60 be dangerous
t. use.
During the period from January /
60 June 30. issa, there were 81, stfik .
- lnauEurHtcd IN Germany. affect.
ms sslo esta hllshments and secs
employees,
There can be very little doubt that
the pottor's wheel. ~ pottsr's lathe
as IL ~ also termed. represents to-
day the most ancient form of ma
chine tool knoWn
ON April T. 1905. star shower.
during which several arrolltru fell.
was witnessed tn England This
was considered 49, sign ~ Code
anger with william rs mode -
life
The pcopie - Hartford. conn
raised money ana purchased an or
san fnr use on the United states
trimming ship Hartford and now are
contributing more funds Tor the pur-
chase ~ a library ;or the ship
= lxrt-Iut you can't sleep
there. mum Miss Alice said no one
should occupy her bed while shes
sonr away Because "a isn't very
strong Alics'a Cousin Oh. well.
can. because am light sleeper.
Man can run about ten ~ les an
hour and jump about = feet at rs
best. TIE horse can trpt mile In
two minutes and EHllop one Ia one.
- hil@ tn. ErrYhound. hare and 80.
trich arr an faster than this The
ostrich running, strides about 3
feet
A Michigan woman has dcs gnel a
combined dinner pail and lantern.
having a separate compartment in
one end 90 hold lamp. with a light
- glass IN front. the cover being
provided with ilguid containing
chamber. with a drau hole through
one end 60 aiiow the heat 20 pass
or.
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SUGGESTIONS
ARE WANTED

The Bureau % Information l.
about To .ssue another folder. and j.
soliciting suggestions frum business
men a. to what Il shall contain on
one side viii - map - the ctty.
on the other sui Be printed matter.
descriptive aud statistical
The printed matter Win not BE- a.
ranged until all interested have bet
heard from Il is probable table
of important real estate saIsa Win
b. part ~ It. Ht.ing ths purchase
price u a year nEo and tie recent
selling price This viil be donu 70
show the wonderful increase ~ the
value u real property IN this city
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TOTEM POLE And cows
ENGROSS THE COUNCIL
Also a Roast Of the Police Department
for Failure to Apprehend Criminals.

last night
late National r T. convention deperHg the fact that the
council ctt the dOtlnE the volunteer
Muiionn takns to
remark they had drunken sders since th anahs
Of the Queen.
me totem pole claim then appeared Kinul
presented James motion II
'F excursion for explain
Tie believed the city should at
tend to the
\ sharp tut between FOR
a 1ruoklYua wandered
asaina
ordinance lake The matter
tabled an later the evening
pubue works to street lighting
read approved
they robbed HIM %
ROLL blankets which he bad ft Ia the saloon aud tet which
received a
THERE this thing brfss~
IL stopped 10 know
whether but ID that nNc-
cation should he made and he suy parties there b. any
punished"
IL believed the petitioner
10 me crehton that the euasn Is always
gambling he'll and
police and tells that the
instead q iosi Are -
hc,e hsr all tho gamblers good aud anr itenH
IN ma council has
The referred the police heense and revenue
committee
received nfai rvad
htnokyn suburban
protested The ordinance went
The blank ordinance ani refsrrsi
be TEXT
ON by request introduced
punishable By hne and Imprisonment to let vicious dog run a.
The new code then passed.
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"SWIFTWATER'S"
PROPERTY SOLD

OAKLAND. Cal. Sax u \ deed
uas placed 81 rerarI today BY
whsch Hattie / iienahaN. wife Of
William q lien nav conveys To 6
puttau Randolph. wife II George ".
Randolph. property an East Four
te~nth street and sixth avenue. The
cousidera ton named Ia nominal. but
II - underhtaat that about tt9@o
was the consideration Peculiar IN
trrsai - attached ta the transaction
because 81 the faet that This Il the
property bought by william O
Gatea. apiftwatsr nit' several
years aFa When Gates bought the
property \ trust dssd san given BY
him to Mfs Heushas. who later be
cause 81 non payment Of the rur.
chase price olsalned the property
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"
Personal Points.

DR. John Rodman Of waxachachie.
Tex. owns a rare old painting. n
portrait from life % Burns High
land Mary" and "Twa Dogs
ny the viii Of George W Chapman.
OF Boston his estate of $500 will
revert - several Baptist Institutions
upon the death of his widow and her
children.
Charlotte Embden. who died at
Hamburg on October IL, aged o.
survived her brother. the poet.
IEelne. by 20 years, though she was
born only two years after him.
The Emperor william, II seems,
takes the keenest interest In the
caricatures Of himself which appear
in the English comic Journals. lie
laughs ~ them until the tears run
down his cheeks.
The first person 10 whom I an
nounced my engagement was ex-
Secretary Hilary \ Herbert. my
confidential friend. as well as my ls-
gal adviser said Admiral Dewey
20 a delegation in Nashville.
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ST. PAUL THE
CHRISTMAS SHIP

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE
transport - Paul has again been
chosen as the Christmas ship. ana IN
Capt HAYS charge viii De the sifl
boxes and holiday tokens tfat TN
Gle Sam viii carry free af charge %
hiH soldiers in thu Philippines Last
year the II Paul left mere on Nov
e. and arrived IA Manila just a
month later This year she vii sail
with her Christmas cheer on Nov
N
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JobbtnK Quotations


The jobbinE quotation. today were
ah follows
Sugar Oobbinr1-Goldsn c. in bbls.
h.e5. extra E. In bbls. p7t. powder
ef. 81 70: dry Eranuiated. ts.s0. cube.
"a. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. GobbiuRl-Patent Ex-
ceilent. 81 30. Novelty a. $40. Star
thAhersD. tz.s6. Centennial. 8 20; Gold
Rock. I3.t5. California brands. t.25.
corn meal. yellow. slss per 100 lbs In
ioslb sacks. tI55 Dbl 5o-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. 81 90 per 100 lbs In
lob sacks. too Dbl in G0lb sacks
buekWheat -four. pure. $50 per
20 lbs in lob sacks; cracked
wheat. tzs5 per 100 lbs In 10
ID sacks. fariuo. i2.sb per 100
pounds in lob sacks; t-lb sacks. 81, 90
per cwt: steel cut oatmeal. $3.50 per
100 lbs In Tub sacks. graham fiour.
81 Is per 100 lbs in i0-lb sacks; whole
wheat -four. Ii.ss per 100 lbs In i0-lb
sacks. rye meal. 81 10 per 100 lbs Ia
iG-lb sacks: rye -four. IS per 100 lbs
In i0-lb saeks. split peas, l0o-lb sacks.
s. %. split peas. s. 90 per 100 lbs In
2s-ib boxes. mixed peas. iz.50. IN
sacks: pearl barley. 400 per 100 lbs
in sack. - - per eEt In zs-lb bOJeE.
rolled barley. st %: wheat flakes.
Ts-fb boxes. 81 s.. wheat fakes. 81 %
per case af e GLIB pkgs. In bbls s. 20
10 lbs net. fancy rolled oats. i2.eo
yellow. s. - per bbi In 59-lb sacks:
corn meal. white 800 per bbl In 90
10 sacks. buekxheat -four. pure. ~
n per hbl In to.ib sacks. cracked
wheat. - Pc Dbl in t0-ib sacks.
steel cut oatmeal. Sc 30 per Dbl In 20
N sacks. graham four. 50 per Dbl
IN ba-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. -
per bhl in to-lb seeks. rye meal. t175
per bbl In Lo-Ih sacks: rye -four. -
per bhi. fancy relied oats, 80 lbs net
in hlIz. 81 -. fancy rolled oats. so-lb
raekr. ITO. fancy rolled oats, per
e,aa g. %. chop. so-lb sacks, s.s 90
st.ry eow chop. to-ib sacks, tie 90.
coree tjobblnEt-oreen - Mocha.
per 10. ssds ic. Java. per 10. 2ta 2se.
Costa Riea. choice. per 10. it4lsc.
Observation-Disclosures. In ioo-lb cases.
per 100 lbs. mas. e0-lb eases. per 100
lbs. ii2gs ss-ib cases. per 100 ibs.
vas. lava. to.ib tins. per ID. &c.
sack zee: Aden Mocha, Gnc: Cara
cola, 1gc. Guatemala. Ale: ground
coffee. ieaz0c; Lion. ZOOS. ti2z5. ga.
~ -. SIC. t11ts.
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ANOTHER FEUD
IN KENTUCKY

LONDON. Ky, Nov. 1.-THE
French Everaoe feud In Perry
county has broken out again John
Eversole Killed John Davis Sunday
and both sides are now carrying
Winrheatcfa \ battle la expected
momcntarily Enoch Jackson kill
ed Itch smith on otter Creek. clay
county sunday Dan Parker. who
was acquitted Of killing \. G Tur-
ner Last week at Manchester, was
fred on by mob Of unknown par
ties. believed To be Turner's Fifty
shots were fred INTO Parker's house.
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Stone Quarry Transfer.

OLYMPIA. Nov. II Papers were
signed nere recently and transfer
made Of the HugEins stone quarry.
south II Rush prairie, To Seattle
parties. upon lease. with privilege of
purchasing for t2O.G00. II is expect
Cd that the quarry VIII soon be in
active operation.
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Young Critic cSres.

CHICAGO. Nov. ii--Alhort Gnf
ntiH. better known a. the sporting
world a. Young Grno. the Ersrt
Australian frftherwolrht hua been
released from tho kbnknk~r iurla
asylum as cured. aud has gone 70
Carlisle. 70
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dar squares. 7. 3. 3 and 10 feet. ,7tq
80 pickrts. ilz.
Kiln dried. 81 In advance Of green;
drayaEe. Zoe
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Leave SEATTLE o Q. n.
Nov s. 10. IS. 20. Is. 80 Dec. S. 10. is.
20 g. 30. Jan. Z. and every nth day
thereafter.
Lt,H Na TTlltlst fer Seattle l0in
Nov. >. :. i. l.. .. =. Dec. ,. !. IL.
Il. -. =. Jan. /. and every attn day
thereafter.
FOR aGASSA
Leave Seattle ga n
Cottage city. Nov. II. 2s. Dec. IL. 70.
city Of Topeka. Nov. 9. 81. Dec. 9.
81
Al-KI. Nov. !. Is. Dec. /. Is. 81. and
every NTH day thereafter
For further Information obtain
folder
The company reserves the RICH, to
change without previous notice.
steamers, sailing dates and hours Of
sailing. J r. TRowHRIDGE.
puget Sound supt. Ocean Dock.
Seattle.
Up town ticket Office. els First av-
euue. Seattle. Goodall. Perkins a
Co. General agents. san Francisco.
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HltlGHT ROY. 10 years or over. 20
learn printer'a trade, md DO gem
cf1l work about Once. Addrera
y .. BOX $50
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TINE ANNUAL INSPECTIONS

This week tho revenue cutters
Corwin, Perry and Grant viii rem
devious at the Port Orchard naval
station 10 undergo their annual in
rpectlon. The inspection VIII be
made by Capt. G. l.. Hooper and
Chief Engineer J. \. Doyle. Tho
repairs viii probably he made In Sc
attic.
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An,nITItrs.

Il " HoUGHToN. ga. as. ns. az
Collins block.
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6AhIIb# hllfrsu. WD9dausH. rooss D M
maliefs rnr .nHsft, nrsm"n farm bar IA.
y ~ men fnf ~ ~ and y .. r. u. ~
Tree rhHH fHf fnHrhdH f4nrFt ht Graz.
f9rfs no " Ma'n o. Tel risrt itTs
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Potatoes UobbinF)-Sauvs po,s-
Toes. So ooUso 20. Yakima potatoes.
iis coo 20 %. beetr. 20 per sack. car
rota. per sack. soc. corn. 7sg
- per sack. prars. 243c cucum-
h~rs. $500. tomatoes, sngsoc. sweet
pain. ies. o. soaa % per 100 lbs: bell
p~ppers. 81 oogl g. Chni peppers.
81 oo9i -. native onions. ti.igei q.
California onions. tiis9iz5. Earlie.
e 10. caul,fioWers To- per dor. let
tuce. co. a box ~ dor. turnips.
a. per sack rrdishes. iec pumpkins.
g per 10. squash. 2c. horuc-radi~h a.
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BUSINESS tOLLEoJs.
WILSON'S fufncst College lei Main 81
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Buy acres. Moore Invest Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
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