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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
The Only REQUIREMENT.

''lFolkS seem to think that literary sue
cess hangs on Il top limb' drawled Lee
Fairchild to me one time as we Were
standing on the sunny side of the street.
It's like all other thinsS-easy enough
to get when You 90 at it right. I've been
thinking up Il poem on the subject.
First put i'll half IA day and wrote two
Thousand lines. That was easy, you un-
derstand. The hard part was i'll taking
those two thousand lines and boiling 'em
down to the right limit Took me four
days to do that. Here's the result of the
last SRimming:
Some pens and paper, any shade,
pot of good black ink;
A table-and my fame is made,
If | can only think"
Lewiston (Me) JOur,m.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

Good roads are of more than Scnti-
mental benefit to community. The cost
of hauling is reduced by every better
ment of the highway. \ level, hard,
dry road allows the farmer to haul Il
heavier load at the same cost and
thereby prevents waste. That saving
inures indirectly but certainly to the
merchants with whom the farmer
deals. When travel is easy. inexpensive
rnd agreeable, the farmer will come
10 town oftener. and he will seek the
market that is easiest to reach. other
things being equal.-St Paul Dispatch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
DEMAND FOR GOOD ROADS,
The Automobile Adds New Force to
the Campaign of Education.

the Campaign of Education.
Something of cheer is to be found in
the renewed agitation for good roads
now going on in the east. The new i'm
pulse comes from the increasing use of
the automobile, says the San Francisco
Call. lust as the bicyclists have been
strenuous advocates of improved high
ways. so that wheeling might be more
safely and more swiftly done, the rich,
who can afford automobiles. are in their
turn demanding better roads, and thus
a new and important factor is aided
to the side of progress.
1t is pointed out that, while the
French are by no means more enter
prising than other people, they are, by
reason of their good roads, leading the
world in the use of automobiles. Ac-
cording to Il recent report on the sub
ject, there are at present something
more than 1000 registered owners of
automobiles in Europe, and of these
about 1900 live in France. 1t is noted.
moreover, that the use of the "pw We
hiclc is not confined to the $. lcndid
streets of Paris, for of the total mum
Der of the machines operated in that
country less than 1000 are in the cap
ital.
In the United States there is Il con
siderable class OF persons ready to
adopt the automobile as soon as proper
roads are provided. 1t was quite the
rage to have automobile carria yes at
Newport last season. and ii is said that
40 which were there to be let as livery
carriages were far short of the de
mand. The increase in their use has
been very marked in all of our large
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
EARTH, THE BEAUTIFUL.
think the time will never be
When earth will not seem fair to me.

think the time will never be
When earth will not seem fair to me.
II ] may see the arching sky,
With feeCy cloud wrack floating by,
4 tree with green, upliftcd head,
And clover in its shadow spread,
Or see a rivers stately flight
Its ripplcs dancing in the light,
Though keen my sorrow, deep my woe,
Yet happiness my heart must know.
Or If to sightlcss eyes no ray
Should enter from the brightest day,
II might smell a violet,
Ny darkcned way should forget
And in my fancy see once more
The woodland aiScs, with boughs stretched
DER,
And gathered thickly round my feet
The bending wild flowers, fair and sweet
Or if my hand might hold rose
The garden gates would swift unclosc,
And rank on rank therc'd bloom for me
Far fairer flowers than now ! see.
The ocean waves would sing for me
Their mOurnful vigTant symphony;
And when in organ tones arise
Storm voices grandly to the skies.
My puny woe, ashamed to stay,
With them would quickly pass away,
And in the deep succeeding calm
My soul would join in natures psalm.
-Ninette NJ. Lowater in New York SUM-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
Uttered n Horse Laugh.

Say, aren't you the teamster who
helped me up Il steep hill when | was
out with my automobile the other
day."
81 am, sir"
"All right. I'll start your balky horse
for you by pushing the wagon up
against him with my automobile, Then
We'll be even"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

''Do you know" said the man in the
gray ulster, that police statistics show
n total of nearly 10000 persons who
are reported missing every ycar?"
"Ill bet more than half of them
aren't missed at all. They only think
they are" responded the pcssimistic
man with the boil on his ncck.-Ch-
cago Tribune.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
The widows Advantage.

Grimes-The chances are in favor of
a widow marrying again against Il sin
gle woman getting husband.
Burns-That is because n widow Is
content to regard men as pretty much
oil alike, While a single woman wastes
Der time trying to find one who is diff
ferent from all Others.-Boston Tran
script.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
GENERAL ITEMS.
Concerning Disloyalty

Ur;dboHnd-What! Do you mean to
tell me You are going to vote the other
ticket this year? Are you going to be
branded as Il traitor to your party?
FTkkcImiDd-Say, | changed my grocer
last week. Am | now branded as Il
traitor to the old grocer :-Indianapolis
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

Hostcss-Did you hear Wagncr's
"Lohcngrin" performed in Paris:
Returned TuuriSt-NO. | was in Lon
don at the time, and the wind was
blowing the wrong way New York
WCpklV
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

"Papa. what makes the stars wink: Z"
'Pcrhaps they notice that the moon
Is full"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

sSundays only. I and Week days.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Il Same as / on Theatre nights, however,
when admission tickets to performance at
theatre have been sold by apents, will leave
Cumberland at close of performance.
All trains stop at Hays street station, Cum
berland l.. NJ HAMILTON,
March General Manager.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19


Chicago Express:
No. 7..arriveS 1885 a. m. leaves l2:4O Il. IN
Plttsburg Express:
No. 9..arrives l;05 a. m.
Pittsburg Limited
No Ii arrives 405 a. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis Express:
No 3..arrives 4:30 a. M; leaves 4;35 Il. IN
*Parkersburg, Wheeling and Way
No. leaves 7:35 Il. M.
Express:
No. 47. arrives 925 M.
sway:
No II. arrives ll:20 a. III.
Chicago Limited Express:
No. 5..arrives Pas p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited Express
No. l..arrives 500 p. m. leaves S:O5 p. m.
Express:
No. IS. arrives 2:55 p. M; leaves 300 p. III
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19
PittSburg Division.

PittSburg Division.
EASTBOUND.
No TO-. Express. arrives 2:25 Il. m.
No As. Express. arrives 6l0 p. m.
No T.. Limited Express arrives 1890 p. m.
No. II. Mail. arrives 1920 p. III.
No. 6..Mmited Express. arrives 1928 p. M.
WESTBOUND.
No. 8. 9..EXpreSS. ....., LEAVES l:lO Il. m.
No. II .PittSburg Limited. leaves 40 a. M.
No. AZ. Chicago Express. leaves 9.i5 a. m.
No. 40. Mail ............. leaves loo p. m.
No. s.. Chicago Limited. leaves 2:55 p. III.
*Except Sunday. Nos As and 47 carry
passengers. No. 10 is a local train from Cum
berland to Pttsburg, and No. IA from Pitts
burg to Cumberland. Nos 5 and make 3
stops each way between Cumberland and
Plttsburg Through tickets east and west, for
sale at Cumberland. NJ. G. CLARKE,
+. D. UNDERWOOD, Ticket Agent.
General Manager. ID. b. MARTIN,
Dec . Manager Passenger Ira tiiC.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-05-19

Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
Express
No 10 O................ leaves 2:30 a. IN.
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Express
No 4. arrives 2:35 a. M; leaves 2:45 a. IN.
No. SCARVES 1887 a. m. leaves 7:55 Il. III.
No 2..arrves $50 a m. leaves S:57 a. III.
No. l2.................. leaves l0:35 p. m.
No. 6............ ........ leaves l2:47 p. m.
%GraftOn and Way:
No. u. arrives 330 p. III.
*Baltimore and Way:
No IA Observation-Disclosures. leaves 3:l5 p. m.
Express:
No. 46.......... ..... leaves 6.25 p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

Francisco. or. "A sts Fsrsroa f,r skagvay Al.
RIVED. Oct is, schr Mildred, frum san Frsneisca
sAfhed OCT. rs, str Cmaisns. for san Francisco
SAN FRASClSCu-Arr1ved. Oet- ie str frc
grese. from fseCmA sailed Oct IS R- str WeliinS-
ton. for Chcaaiuus; ost- - str Msttcawan. tor
Tacoma
VICTORIA. r, C-sagicd. Oct is str City 81
Tueeia, from san fTs.ciscp FIR Seattle. n m Ar
rived. OF Is Br s.r Empsess e Jspsn. tczn Hcrss
kong
boidt. : . a n. fron SksxwAy fer Seattle. Ar
rived Chi ~ Iatcua. frcfn Port N2kniey for Cal.
lao. Inward. schr Mildred. u m. from sAn Franz
cisco fer seattle Arrived sfhr Ccfuaa. trom Santa
RoeeiiA Passed cet. str UnAfsiia. from seattle
fer san Francisco Dense tag ia strssf
STTkA-Arrivrd, sept. &, hrtg Courtney Ford
frcu san Francisco 10 san Oct fox hglisrco.
NASASAkI~ Sailed. Oct l. Etn John Smitas
sw Port Tuwussrd
NEAH RAY-raSsed In. OFT Ia str Rainier
p m. frou San rrnpfiscc fs Seattle. a flcrsnce.
y r H., trosa Horelslu for Taecms; srhY Eihet
Zane. - p m FROM San feirc tw fyst Eisseiey.
SEArTlE--Arrtved. ocf, u. SIR Rainier. trNS
San Franicscu; Oct "a. ssr CITY e Frsia. frura
PORT TOWNSEND Inward oct rs stf City q
ruenss, d M. ffom san ffanctsre fof Sestiies
Outward. SIR Niish, for fishing cruise
NEAH RAl-Oc. "a cloudy. east wind one
mie. Inward. sr Charles n Lane p "a fsurs
Nome for seattle. schs Comet n m. tfpn san
pesire fus Port Townsend toir n,ssted sehesn-
r., signal letters n. 7. + o. pFuhshay fcrese
hcne, three masted schooner, p m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

A meeting OF the Restaurant and Hotel
Keepers Association was held last night
at the Rainier-Gfand hotel. W. IA. Rice.
proprietor OF the Queen restaurant, was
elected treasurer OF the association.
James okrien, who has been acting as
temporary secretary since the orgsniga-
ton OF the association, WAS made pefma-
nent secretary by unanimous vote, This
membership of the association now num-
bers sixty. Another meeting VIII be held
some evening next week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

entail factor hcwr-pr, the crowd was largely
short owing to yesterdays operations, and the
Liverpool attitute caused them acme uneasaness-
The recpeuing Of mills st Minneapolis and the sale
81 cargo at Antwerp, the 1rst IN sixteen months,
a later Influence. Trade. however. was largely
lugni The buying was largely quiet and in mod
crate way by shorts. bulls making only an occsslon
al Investment. Outside trade, usual. vas painful
~ prominent BY its absence. Deccmher slowly adj
ranced from the opening 20 f5Ac The advance
caused proat-tAking. but the close was nrn,
December i1Gssc higher. at 1shc.
Corn was moderately active and arn December
closed s@,sc higher. at S5s@BAc-
up, at aAc.
Provisions started easy and were somewhat irregu-
lar later hut concluded the session fairly steac-
Hog receipts ever the estimate and lower prices al
the yard discouragine factors early. aud heavy
selling ~ November lard early weakened the Whole
list. The grain strength later caused recovery.
bat this was mostly lost on profit taking January
pork closed mae lower, lard ave lower. and RIBS
q shade down
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

= 11q ysr~s are h~inr offered 10 the pro
MN to4i dsaicr for delivery In round lots
n l1 ~ n the car at Seattle:
ul4A; barley tisDals: wheat.
|IM ~: hy~a. yii; shorts, St2.
egyHd. eiimi2: Eastern Washington
III sxAlfn. $50 rcr ton.
~ m ranch. 3laaS2c.
.n4k Nneh. isdisc; crenmeyv. .54Ur.
{& th1rhens iiMifc: live turkeys, lie,
rs II - Me1Sr PER III
- -choes heef cattle, Gown. SIZE;
st sidtcs sheep. sage: good hogs.
~ ~ Wool Heavy sound saited stern,
EtX ~; stadium. sound. pr 10. enc.
~ Utw = Ms. $40. cows. sosand, All
MI nAes. bulls and oxen. NC: ssited
&M 41se ~ III. ecI green hides. 10 isxs
~ ~ Mos. per ID, live: dry cuils. one
XepD6 deer. per N, 9ses3or: winter deer.
RVeY deer. iaalscs dry elk. sFioc.
~ sNser p~its. nt<fSi ~; sheariinss,
- wssbinston wool ediic: Western
- "; dirty or timber burned. u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

-. sAiss not noticenbly large. was Of
<<s.e - MARKED continuation Of the
<.-. .116If{ous that hare recently pre-
~ { FuIs. are 1rn. and there have
,..1 = dnofstionx within the past
! ~ nefn>( Src<ption having been the
~ ~ h the bnyins and selling prios
~ AI>o bsea change IN quotations
..s<s< eontinues active and firm, thoufa
NJ r1uducfs Il much diminished. grapes
{1rs a. lsxdins features. Both ara
&s1Ssx an1 supplies vary, especially Of
zS - a tines almost on the market.
. ~ rscrired today from Yakima.
~sr fvun San Francisco. due tonight,
~ 1r,ieeinh stocks for tomorrov's trade.
p ~ feature IN the vegetable market.
x1d1 d LAST quoted. Potatoes are more
n <121nrs. duo To part 10 the fact that
& ~ heal market.
ii les active demand, and the
f ~ arln. 1t quoted prices Ranch
= ko,d the advanced price. and the
~ ~ equal TO the demand. Eastern
xn uc>4vrd, hut not In quantities "a
Sy5sk nor to cut prices. Poultry re-
11l b good demand and supply.
IN ND continue their strong narket
6uansnt demand, added to that Of
IAAIHtrsHr sttsfAJt aHN
RI eAanged ~ al. have noted an adj
~ vt for sofns time been 4 market
$500 10 the impossihility Of getting Il
v tefcifr Is expected 70 be relieved
= - tsu are reported to have escaped
& Nuksd< and 10 b now On tho way
n - sAxnsR N the hop situation. Prices
n n1H,5c. where they have held for
- 4 number az growers have sold
&h the4e margins. aud some At the
XcJe mi are holding for higher quota.
IA md London markets are reported
X a. Inactive movement ~ the crop,
Nu IN this Coast attn holding apart.
Ar3ining 10 advance prices and the
- NJ higher BIDS The crop Il said 10
n IN Average IN quantity or quality, aud
" - sQnIlt In . better price later. Int there
- v>okrnina on the part of buyers,
& - fhan<x In the wool msfhet, aor, ap-
~ n1rlihood AZ rs near occurrence.
6< ~ hid by dealers. who are afraid 10
" = t4<n nsftst. and manufacturers con.
y ~ ealJ a they require. The market "a
" 6n1leu<1 Arm Hides also remain un.
" u>tN Qurttd.
"a x ~ ~ week has been deriinine. and
+ hftiy more than nominal The scar
RI p,rs az charters prevents an active
M &sGoA more bottoms are reported to BE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Oct. B-Cattle- Receipts, $50 head
including I.f0o Westerns ans sc Texans Native
and Western steers. slow. Good 10 prime steers,
S. 20; poor to medium 81 is5 Is. selected feed
ers. 3.os4. 90: mixed stoekers. SessaS-T5; cows.
s. s56s.Ie: heifers S@&s.T5s Gamers. Ss7s Gu !;
buns. E.rsasn: calves. stste5; Isxss fed steers.
Hugs-Receip today, s oc head tomorrow. es;i-
mated. T. ooo: left over. 10 oa Market 0fisc low
sr. Top. 10: mixed and butchers. sii0fss eT y !;
good to ehoire heavy 81 sos5 o: rough heavy. 81 q
Ca rs; light. 81 .szs5l 10; bulk Of sale, 81 Ses
sheep-Receipts. go head Sheep. steady;
lambs, choice. steady: others. slow 10 loc lever
Good te choice vethers s. sas. %: fair 70 choice
mixed. s. Eat; Western sheep S.Na44 ~; native
lambs, a.ioss.ss. Western lsrats. H.D9s.N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

white Lead liobhinsl Pioneer or Carter accoIb
s cs'r H. p''s. e.. e. s.a. sSsrss p1ls ss
u S@l7ei quart cans. usosln
Natis, Tools ana ceraage.
Mans tjobbins,- New list. cut steel. 20 to ca,
no; 20. 70 e., wire. ~
,oss' HumsoS and To:.do sse r,.s sss.,s PEI
cav. sc p>r foot: Canadian Race. Tc, rssG
list Axss- Single hit. 81 80 per dor; double bit
sliso per dos she.es and spades steel. sssii per
do. ha,ehsts From = TO q psr dos. Msttocis-
sos Fossi- Hay Is per cent. "a lie. arind.,oo q.
--ahssc per ID. wsdscs Steel. ksiec per ID Files
scales Howe and rAire.nts' platform. ~ and
" per cent OF list Ba6als. y and " per cont On
l.'s: sousss'. = Fer cent on list sponord 'eal.s
uop. Iohs,ns, ManIl., ~ inch and larger. iase
psr ID; isshrssd. iso pss ID and s,hr.ad isise.
and sthrssa. luci tared isth sIaal & per III
rinwsrs rieerd ns' prices stamped. IS and AZ
ersniis~.r. ME r, cent. OF.
Wire Painted barb wire. $50: saivanissd harbsd
fence. slss: sssa wirs eiath. si.s psr 100 square
Powder l,osbinsl MACK BLASTING. rer sss. SIS
$50 par case q 50 MS 3 yer cent. s. per ease.
Champion OF Triumph. ~. improved ind.cn
y bussas sias s'a spsrsas siS sss. ST. fssl.
Dars Alb hsxs. 81, per
sao, I,oesiesl, n,sR $50 per sss; sacksAo,.
"i ss... PED Lao double tape as. 1ipls taps.
Bisssins csr.-xxx. eeTc per loo
Heavy Hardware.
nsr Iron tioshinsl y % base; Ssrvsy iron. 81
t,oa Pips ,iobhsnsl Wrought sren all ssrs. hlsck
ana xaltanissd. "a per cent on list
sheet xkne tjobblns VIC per Ia
rinplats tjohhinsl -castcaal plates. bright &c.
,,seo' rs rer boa; TX. S.s charcaai plates.
,sSse 10. sass sie . resiirfea. nas sik
ah.r, irtr (tchblns, American etmnea. No z
,,srs xsl,snised, a per esat % list
shinsis Bands q assnlsed, d per ID hlask. Aso
solder tioeeinsl -rinner' hall sna half. "a per
ID, extra uiping ne
Lumber and building Materials.
Logs sapssicr quality. psr N, No, ! a.. SaT,
ucefehsEtahle ar stss. Ne cedar ss6fi ecnmaa,
pr Y sass. spruce ioss asi esiar soins's s''t'.
insrhss Fir. rsash. q y, ,hlcs ari.h sarfscea.
QUE or two sisss. z. 70 saa "a inehes vide. NS69,
iensshs. y 90 Y feet; spssisi lsnsihs. 90 par "
OF Extra. rleesins DRESSED ard nstehe8L 81
Nss; sto<s hcsfs. sinCh. nsfls. tsince " nsls;
tgeeh ttsefia fencins Ne, O. etaCh sntsh.
~ Ne ~ v or rAsnhei rustic. sr drug sslsas,
sr.ntfius rsash. - sssif. stsi n - mas. Al
= NtJtls nor hrsftss l4lneh and up SIS
"a. shiuxfss, 81 90 stsnaari sAims.es, o. No. itach
snish IA !. sad 70 ftet tEsaN tbies autsA. scss
~ cedar squares. Z. q and q fest sztssN. pisa-
K I'D srses. 81 IN advance u srssa. nravsss. sss
cssnsat rauand n. n a =. n.fs; Als<n.
Is,ae nees. n.ser. ns; s.a Juss. ne. 1,
III iqs,tssN ssesssn ua,. r.s IN. xs
rsssssF Hair " sahea Ia per sacs, Ha-ssAst.
pe par sAsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17
NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW YORK. Oct. -Flour-Receipss, 3is1 har.
riss EXPORT, 1.es barrels. Market actire
Nheat-Keccipts. LII. 90 bushels; exports, " 90
nsfshels spot, steady: No. red, TsEc 4 o. b..
", elevssor. Options frm and higher all day.
stimulated by an absence Of liquidation good buying
On the reaction theory. frmsr cables and a good
Northwest cash demand closed hfsn, x@hc net up
Marsh closed &c; May. sshe; October. ETise; De
Wool-Duli
Hops--S2uiet
cofee-options closed firm. at rise II loais
pofnts Sales. $50 bsas. including November fioc;
pecemhnr. lDc: January. Ts3c; March. Z ssa7 Zoe.
Ccrdota. s@@fic
SUGAR Ras, steady; fair refining sHe: csn,rifn.
sai. g test. &c. Refined. steady.
Available Grain supply.
Special cable and teleSraphic comrnunscations 70
hfadstreet's show the following changes In the
available ft1priy from last account.
Wheat-Uniied states and Canada. east On the
Rockies. increase, 1873 900 bushels soat for and in
Europe. Increase zero bushels: total supply. in
crease, f,273.oo0 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies. increase. 20iio 600 bushels
Oats-Cnited States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies, increase "a 0oc bushels
The combined stock ~ whrst a Portland Or
and Tacorns and Seattle Wash. increased Sl 900
Bushels last week.
q u u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

LIN. s ,ssss si:; : hs s s.ss ban.
Canned riaits ssne9 B.a.
s s.;.'.: g:ss:: s.lo-s.: go s. s.:s
passspl.. e." .s sSssssssTi-; q, ra'pssis
,pn.o. NO si.eIss9+s IL ,i Rs.'si %, In, ~
s;s m"' ssnon tina. 40; plras gallon tina 81 u is
., Canned Fish tiobbinsl--c1ams. slb tim. p.r IA,
-, ei an ise tins doz. 81 5 HOLSTERS lib tins
Alaska .,,se, $500 ~ salmon. ALASKA piah: 81 :;
~ sisis s's1 .s ss' sss.s. r, ..lsl ne
daz E S ST5 o p., 81; g sib tins per
Canned Meat. tiobbinsi~b.siisa ham. 81 Dot IS;
cspd s s.ni ssa s0,s.a s ;sas s ,on tim:
lIb cans. . 3 roast beef. ns; roast ebieben n q:
5gs s an, mn''ss RS rOas, turkey $50. pirs feet
Staple Groceries.
a. vnocotsfe uobhins] Bakers l2ib Premium. re;
l 49, hssle Sc: Star. elb boxes. soc
Rsts,s aoobinsl- Epps ilb tins. is-ib bores, He:
ss = ne H. a. dsiars. sa hs sis &C. In ''n'
High.,a sssi 81 Charles cream ss,s KS STANDARD
Msrnoliao n e uns~sefensd. y; Economy. as;
:, sauce. jossins, Worcestershire. .m.n. per aos,
.I ssyrups t,obbinsl Drips. bbis. per gallon. re;
air. tbe,s per gal. soc dps. tes. per gal. SIS;
California n l FL s' e.. 81" ,.. dS ,s ss.l siss
e: "ip In. Z; :. Germ ~ r.; s. s
81 N s s s sss.' en-; 81 s s , Ss:
Jell.es i,ohssnsl 6ib psr.. ser; sob pals. each.
49, S,,iif'snia s'b cans. dox in case, PER don.
crseters tiobbinsl-s odss. x. .c per NJ: soda.
XXX. 81: sodss. X. Azores. sse per bon; XXX.
cartons Xxx M o css.sn. r :sas s si,. 10
lemon n.. n.Ps 70. par s pilot bread ss daieiis
,d r,s.ls, !. ,,sss.ss! zsa. .nl per aos 60
sss s sst ..s Ger r sGs s' ..s gs ss
p,s'n snd mixed. No ;. per gal. &c; plain No l.
vinegar jobbinsl Bhl.. s.sr. per gal. lie; scsr,
Psr a. ias; tbss. @sr. psr gal. isse; soT. isc;
Beans ijobbins,-smaIi white. per vb. sc, p.ns
per ID. IS; Bsyos per n. &c; fims. per 10. &c.
nc tlonhines-Japan SCI China SC; Island. sc;
Dried fess siobbins Field. green. SIC: ne,d. ysi
san tjosssus, .ravepeo, ais aes.. per ton. nse
per ton is se. r Rs' s. 's@. NJ SIS ..es s.
In bale. ": bib sacks. y In bale. 81
MtsceIlansous.
Soap t,cbbins, SEATTLE savon. -, 0e: ics, s.;
ioss U.s. o. ~; Co coraS. 49, S''s rw 60 30, ps ses
Rabbits, M. 81 in., q: Proctor CANDLES
l., hon 70. mn; 100 g; CASTLE white issisc per
Tobacco tjobbinal Plug chewing. Bstsicar. scc;
rp-s H. ss Hsss s e.. s ss e.
psi s's's So. i sor ss' c rsr ss.-'I:
psf - er; Z nc: Lime Kiln. s-os. &c; sor. Gle;
Paper siobbinsl Grocers' straw 80: butchers.
paper bags. les. Discount list: drsb express ~.
Bags Uobbins) -Grain per ica. SIS; old. per 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17

SAN FRANcisCo-Asriv Oct ie str Pro
Treso frum Tacoma str George W. Eldcr. from
Portland. sailed. str Mstteawan. for Tacnsua.
FORT RLAkELEY-saiied. Oct. Is. Chi hk La
tona. Tor CnllAo
FORT TowNsENp-ras In. Oct 10 str Hum
boadt, from Dyea.
DELAeoA Ray Arrived. Br hs Highlands. from
Port Bakeiey.
cALLAo sailed. Avg ST. Chi hk Francisco To
no fer Astoria.
LyERPooL-sailed. Oct u. mr. N Beechasle.
for Vancouver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oct. II. Br afr Queen "A.
eiaide, for Tacoma
NAGAsAkI~saiiea. Rr sh Mustnkc for Oregon