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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

AAS SsSASOA , AAA6A SAaSS GuSCA tdIlCIS
will appear at Kittson Hall next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, May 21st and
22nd. Gus Peterson, the Jolly Swede is
at the head Of this company and will pre-
sent his own laughable farce comedy,
when Ole Joined the Woodmen." Mr..
Peterson carries with him this year ten Of
the best singers, dancers and comedians,
and incidental to the comedies viii each
night give number Of musical, singing
and dancing specialties. This show is
clean, moral and entertaining from start
to finish Complete change of program
each night. Secure seats early at Shorts
store. Prices Is, IS and SO cents.
Smallpox is quite prevalent in the
vicinity Of Olga. As the disease came in
mild form, the people were not alarmed
and it got quite a foothold before the
authorities got quarantine measures in
effect. Reports are that the quarantine is
now strict and a half dozen of families
are in restriction. The Winnipeg small.
pox is nowunder complete control. Still
this terrible disease on two side of us and
diphtheria just across the line at Letellier
and Emerson, it behooves us to be very
careful. Vaccination should be general,
and any suspicious trouble, with the
throat accompanied by fever, should re-
ceive early competant medical examine
ton. In such case the risk is not entire
ly your own. Exposure may mean death
to others.
Doubtless the hottest day in May, in
this locality, occurred on Saturday. The
thermometer of the U. S. Signal Service
registered $50 in the afternoon, which is a
rare reading here even on the hottest
July day. A hot south wind was blowing
and if the wheat had been in the July
stage of growth, it would have been
Cooked, /" but it is too short as yet to be
damaged much in that manner. Sunday
looked like showers in other near by To-
cations, and was also quite warm, but no
rain fell here. Monday the thermometer
fell very rapidly and by Tuesday morn
ing reached the frost point. The weather
this spring has been most extraordinary
in many respects, and vegetation gener-
ally, is far ahead Of the usual growth. In
most locations rain is needed andin some
parts crops are suffering. and water fos
drinking = very scarce.
Il Toaohsr,s dissemination.
6ay examinations Of candidates fol
.teachess' certificates viii BE held at Ham.
ilton. Friday. Nay 18th, commencing q,
.9o'csock, :. a.
iys$3 1s#5 n I'd C. Z, JACKSON.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

Union memorial services will be held
in the Presbyterian church, Sunday even
ing, May 9th. The G. A. R. will attend
in body. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

Chas. Woody is painting Archie Nc
Donald's residence. Mr.. Royis decorat-
ing Supt. Jackson's dwelling; and Cor
MEL Bros. are exercising their skilled
paint brush on the residence of G. G..
Thompson.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

and every one do all we can to educate
our sons and daughters and the rising
generation to keep sacred this day of
sacred memories of our fallen comrades,
our nations heroes, and to inculcate that
spirit Of loyalty and love of country that
inspired the comrades of 81 to '65.
3. The custom which has been for
many years observed by the Grand Army
of the Republic of attending Divine SER
vices on the Sunday preceding Memoir
ial day, cannot be too highly commend
ed. The department commanders. earn
estly requests that Sunday, MAY q, be
Observed by adj posts by attending these
Services in body.
4. The various posts Of this depart
msnt will assume the direction of the
many "details. They will invite the CO.
operation of their auxiliaries, the
Woman's Relief Corps; also all societies
and lodge associations, municipal and
state organizations. tbs assumed that
all business places will be closed, hence
the proprietors, their assistants and all
citizens are cordially invited to partici-
pate in these ohservances.
s. Post commanders can do our
cause an excellent service and they are
instructed to see the superintendents and
teachers Of all our schools and request
them to devote the afternoon Of Friday,
May g. to patriotic exercises in the
schools and to invite the cooperation Of
the teachers and pupils Of the schools In
the proper observance Of Memorial day.
G. Post commanders will direct that
the reading Of President Lincoln's adj
dress at Gettysburg be made, special
feature in connection with the exercises
of the day.
Z. All flags should be displayed at
half mast,on Memorial day. &. III
8. Post chaplains will make report of
the observance Of the day on blanks
which will be; transmitted in due time
and forward same Immediately after the
exercises to the department chaplain, E.
Watts, at Leonard, N. D. ~
/ BY command OF VIM. AcKERMAN,
Official: Department Commander.
w. H. Brown,
" Adjutant General.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

FL Marriage License
!, John Gainhier T. Nellie f,ils bost e
toilette. Jss B;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-18

Miss Tiny Mckenzie wheeled up from
Ross Saturday and made final proof of
her homestead.-TheR oseau Region.
Roseau county is evidently made up of
the right material.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23

health on a permn-
nent basis. Have YOU
any of these symp-
torns7 Be cured by
Hudyan. HudyaIl
strengthens the kid
neys and builds UP
tho kidney structures.
Hudyan correets all
the above symptoms.
Hudyan relieves diz-
illness and gives
strength. Hudyan ID
a tissue : builder
1919. tx~nA ~-A ~tn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23
The Nome Gold Fi-lds.

The first map folder or circular respect
ing the Kiondike gold strike of 1898 was Is
sued by the Northern Pacific railway. II
is more than coincidence that the first
map folder or pamphlet of the Nome MIN
ing district comes from the same source.
The present folder not only contains
good map of the Nome district. but is
embelished with several cuts of views at
Nome City and on the beach where the
method OK mining is clearly shown. All
information obtainable regarding sailing
rates, etc, is given in this book and the
public cautioned to go to the agents of
the N. p. Ry., who are supplied with dia-
grams of the Alaska steamers, and ar
range in advance for their accommoda-
lions rather than to put on this very Inn
portant business until they reach Puget
viii be very considerable passenger
business from the Middle and Eastern
states and very heavy business from
the Pacific coast states to the Nome dis
trict next spring.
Nadeau, general agent, Seattle, or send a
two-cent stamp to A. d. Charlton. assis-
tant general passenger agent, Portland,
Or. and he win mail you the Nome folder.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and IN the ~ Seattle;
GRAIN Oats. Slsd2o barley SIC 20; wheat. chicken
feed. SIS SCOTS; bran, tl2i shorts &a.N
Hsy-Puget sound. @@lo: Eastep washington
timothy Sl6QIH; alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
Eggs--Strictiy fresh ranch, lS65l9c
Butter-Fresh ranch. $1,000. creamery, &c
Poultry-Live chiekens lie: live turkeys. 3c;
turkeys, lsc; geese. Sc; ducks, s2sO@i.
Live STOCKHOLDERS beef cattle cows. 4@4ac: steers,
4is5c; choice sheep. ate5e; good hogs. live, aE
hogs dressed &c; calves dressed. large &C. small.
&C.; calves, live, large. &c; small. &C..
Hides. pelts and wool Heavy sound salted steers.
over 60 lbs, sc medium, sound, DER Id. &c; light.
sound under S lbs, Sc: cows. sound, all weights.
lie: stags bulls and oxen, &c: sailed hps. nc:
calves per h. SIC: green hides. lc less than salted
dry hides, per H. 12ic; dry c,is. one-third less
summer deer per ID, 25@2Tc; winter deer. dry. lsa
zoe; papery deer sai5c; dry elk eeioc: green elk.
t@5c; sheep peits. 25cfsiD sheariings. l5Mzc
ington WOOL isc; dirty or timber burned. i3alac;
taow, 2i@3ic.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jan. 22.--Ths advance in the Paris
market equal 10 ad2lc here, founded on additional
reports of damage to both the French and Russian
crops while the prime factor in a strong wheat
ket here was not the only influence. Liverpool
also strong, supported By the decrease on passage
and in worlds shipments. and II was rumofsi that
famine in India. Wheat opened i0sc over satur-
day At 664@66ae. and advanced on . good demand
to 6766-1c with foreigners the principal buyers. On
free realizing Of profits by traders the advance
lost. May sinking to setc May closed frm, ec
over Saturday, at 66ac
The corn market after a degree Of Afmpess, oc-
caoned by the strength Of wheat the steadiness II
cables, the snsllnsss q onsrsls trQq apt nands.
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JoBnrNG aUoTATIoxs.


susar--Golden c, in bbs. sl5c; extra G. In bbs.
Use; beet sugar. 46ic; powdered 5s2c; dry granu-
lated. 625c; in bbs. &c higher; cube. 5s2c; spot
Flour, etc,-Pst.nt Excellent, $.ss; Novelty. 4.
81 Cs,ifSrna brands se corn corn meal ys ;,,
$3.50 per 90 lbs, IN slb sacks; cracked wheat 81
per 100 lbs in lolb sacks farina Sass per 100 lbs.
steel cut oatmeal $50 per 100 ihs in bib sacks;
s sssss a Sqr s per per % IN b wnHs
meal 10 per 100 lbs in lolb sacks rye -four 81 Is
spt U per- 10 ID, bsss pear.
barley s gr 10 s a Il nss cass
s.ct.; corn meal white; per PSI. in sSls sacks:
oatmeal, $50 per Dbl. in 5ob sacks; graham -four.
81 b. Bfr sO SACK m ~aG se nS Il
e 3 IT, sb IiS s;i fancy e., s s,.s e sacks
Coffee Green--Mocha, per lb, 2si@3lic; JAVA. per
ID. asg2sso; Costa Rics; choice. per ID. lSsslssc
spss; java. sob tins. per b. scsc; sacks s4sc Alden
coffee isad2clc Lion. zoos SLIPS; sss. sissS; SIS.
sl3l5.
butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Raneh. Zoe up;. fancy dairy. in squares.
21s2ic; Washington creameries. lib and 2lb prints.
@GISlc; Eastern creamery, 8@2ec.
Cheese-Natiye Washington, l3@1sc; Eastern, E9
I6c: haifskim cheese, Hale.
Eggs-Strietly fresh ranch, l4d20c Eastern, 2d23c.
Comb honey-Caiifornia comb. l2A@l3c; strained.
7t@sc.
Poultry--Iive chickens l2;dl3e: live turkeys I4c;
dressed turkeys, lialec; ducks, N@5 per dozen;
geese, l0c
Nuts.
walnuts, per h. Sacks, laaiac; Eastern black wal
nuts, sc pecans. lac; ilberts, A1e; Braxils, lie;
almonds. fancy soft she'll Ice; almonds, No. 2, l5c;
peanuts 64c pine, &c. hickory, l0c cocoanuts. per
Dozen soc; chestnuts, 9c Italians l2c popcorn, Sc
per ID,
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay-Puget sound per ton. sil@lz; Eastern Wash.
inston timothy. slsals; alfalfa. III.
Oats-Per ton y2l@22
Bariey--Rolled, $20a2i.
CorD-Whole. $22.5o; cracked, SIS; feed meal per
ton. $23
Wheat-Fesd. SIS: oil cake meal. $50; middings.
S20a2l: bran, $li; shorts. ss@l7; chopped feed,
SO; dairy chopped feed. 81.
Poultry Food.
Granulated oyester shells. SIS per ton; granulated
clam shells, So per ton: bone meal SIS per ton;
graduated bone, SIS per ton; huled oats, $40 per
ton; L. Il b. poultry food SIS per ton, beef meal,
Sos, SAC per TOM beef meal 1905 S45 per ton; beef
scraps, 50s $50 per tom beef scraps 1905 $40 per tom
mica crystal grit. 81 per ton.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh meats-Cow beef, 7c per lib: steer beef.
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a besssh d sxpsessd tsYnsd tan and closed weak.
very close 70 the. bottom. Nay closed ic under
Saturday. st s3@zStc
The cats market Vas neglected and quiet. and mus
tered no strength, even when corn and wheat show
ed gains May closed Sl8ic Depressed, at Dic.
The provision market was Arm early on receipts OF
hogs under thu estimate aud tho fact that last
weeks receipts Of hogs averaged ave Pounds les
than the average the previous week. but - Offer
ings later came with libsality from influential
sources. the advance was lost Nay PORK closed a
shade Saturday, At SO &@lo.NA; May lard .
shade down. ut Hoz1. and May ribs equal to Sat
ufday nights final figures, At ETA
The leading futures ranged q folowi
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chica go.


CHICAGO, Jan. 22-Cattle-Good to chuics fat
steers, is@25c higher; medium and inferior grades
lgGfl5c higher: TexLns generally Zoe higher; and
heifers. 1o1l5c higher; Gamers. steady; gen
eral market closed easier strictly choice quotabls
up to $780, good to CHOICE. S. rs; poor to
dunn. 81 oa5; mixed stAkers, ss.2sasso: selected
feeders, a. 20G4g good to choice cows, So COCA 80;
heifers, $50; Gamers. s22oa2so; bulls. 2Tsa4 50
calves. $.50a7.15: fed Texas beeves, $f@5
Hogs-Market 5al0c higher; closed weak: fair
clesrances; mixed and butchers, $5s@4ss; good to
cnoics heavy, 81 l0d4. S.; rough heavy, NEa4.e5;
light. a. 55G472i: bulk of sales, A66a4zs
Receipts-Cattle. $500; hogs 5000: sheep. o. loo.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Jan. 22-Cattle-Receipts, 2, 0o0 market
strong to loc higher native beef steers 81 25d5 IS;
Western steers. s@Is5; Texas steers. Ad4.S5; cows
and heifers, S32a4.20; Gamers. Sad3; stockeu and
feeders. $eo@5; calves. s@7; bulls and stays. $50
@4U.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: market saioc higher; heavy.
ssss1@4 20: MIXED; As2aa4ss; light. sieoaf g.; bulk
Of sales, A62id465.
Sheep Receipts $500; market steady; fair TO
choice natives, si45a4s5; fair 10 choice Westerns
81 Eatle; common and stock sheep. Ssoet.3;
lambs, $i75q5.so.
ca 20 %
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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General Quotations.


NEW YORK. Jan. 22.--Flour-Receipts. l7,275 bar
res; EXPORTS 1891 barrels; market quiet but held
. shade higher with wheat checking demand: Min
nesota patents, s375a4; winter straights s3s5e346
Wheat--Receipts. $1,000 bushels; exports, 7l,945
bushels; spot market steady; No. red, FAC O. b.
anoat, prompt. Options opened strong on higher
cables, good foreign and domestic buying and alb
seuce Of oferingsi market held firm. supported by
small visible supply increase until the last hour.
when realizing developed and brought reaction.
closing steady Dc net advance; March closed at 7ac;
May closed at 72ac; July closed at rec.
Wool-Dui
Hops-Quiet.
Coffee-'The market for options closed barely
steady ls@25 points net lower; sales. q ESQ bags.
including February, &c; March. 69o@6.s5c; April,
7o5c; spot Rio, nominay lower: No. invoice, sic;
No. iohbng. SIC; mild. queter; Cordova, sa@l2ic.
sugar-Raw. strong; no sellers; refined. firm but
quiet; cut loaf. 555c.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply of grain in store and ahoat on
Saturday, January 20, compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange, il as follows:
Wheat56 553 900 bushels increase, n 900 bushels.
Corn -n 100 900 bushels; irsgrease 12l60Oo bushels
OATS 0ss. 900 bushels; increase, 1000 bushels.
Rye-1,2l3.00o bushels; decrease. 81, 900 bushels.
Barley, s20 900 bushels; decrease, 900 bushsla
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Dairy PFOducta.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Breadstuns.

LONDON, Jan. 2--whest--Cargoes of coast and
on passage. quiet and steady; No. standard Cali
fornia, 2ss Sd; English country markets. part 81
cheaper. Imports into United Kingdom.Wheat, 20
900 quarters; -four. $4,000 barrels. Wheat and -four
on passage to United Kingdom $50, 900 quarters:
to continent $1,000 quarters.
LIVERPOOL, jan 22-Wbeat-F Futures, steady;
March. Is Cd: May. S. SD; spot No. 2 red Western
l01d
Corn-spot American mixed, new, frn.. 81 sd;
March Cd
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

st BreadstuMs.
SAN FRANCISCO, JAN 2-wheat firm. No
sales of barley; spot market quiet Oats were quiet
and unchanged Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No. |, sdlc; choice. Sac; mill
Barey-Feed. s7s@72lc: brewing. s2l@s7sc
oats--Guy. Oregon, LIZA; milling Sis@
LIZA; red. si.l2@l2O.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks, 256O4: Oregon, 1885, Washing
ton. 500; wheat. centals $3.50; barley. centals A0
Oregon $50; oats, centals 800. beans, sacks, 20:
7.lss; bran, sacks si0 middlings Sacks 800; hay.
tons, SO; wool. bales. 20; hides. number. ~
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstufs- Middlings, sl7@D; bran, $ls.5oait1 per
ton.
Hsy--wheat. ss5O@sO; wheat and oat. 50. 5oas:
best barley, xe7; salfalfs, ssaE 20; stock Aboes;
compressed wheat, SOLO: straw. per bale. 3oa45c
Potatoes-Early Rose, 95aooe: Trer Burbsnks, COO
s5c; river reds, 6@75e; Salinas Burbanks, Sl@l "a
sweet. $lsoal. 90; Oregon Burbanks, S5c@sl@.
Apples-Choice. 81; common. &C.
Butter-Fancy creamery, &c; seconds, 29Ac; fan
cy dairy, 2l@22c; seconds, l6GDc.
Cbeese-New. lOs@llic; Old, s9loc; Young Amer
ica 1llI2c.
Eggs store, lsaaOc; fancy ranch. 22sc: Eastern
cold storage. l5else.
Wool and Hops.
Wool pring-Neyada, las15c; Eastern Oregon, Il
al6c; valley, Oregon, a@22c. Fall-Northern noun
tain lambs l0dl2c; mountain lambs, 89l0c; San
Joaquin plains, sal0c; Humboldt and Mendocino. Is
Hops-crop Of 1893. li@isc for choice.
Closing Quotattons.
wheat-Firm; May. sloot; December. sloai: cash.
sac.
Barley--No sales
Corn-Larss yellow. sl@lio
20 70 %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23
YOU
COULD
NOT
BECOME
A
SOLDIER

n you gave en-
dence of Kidney
Disease. for kid
aey disease would
soon render you
physically unable
to meet the re-
quirements OF .
soldier.
Know, then, that
kidney disease 10
4 most dangerous
disease, IL allow.
ed to pursue ita
course uninter.
rupted, As soon
as the first warn-
ing symptom
presents take
Hudyan." It Will
cure. The warn
ing symptoms Of
kidney disease ars
pain In back Ng.
y. guinness under
eyes and swelling
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Cash Quotations.
Flour Firm.
Wheat. Spring; No. >. ssss,ic; red, No q. s7essc
Corn-No. q size.
25@37c E4f
Rye-No. 2, SIC.
Barley--No. 2, 38ffic.
Flaxseed-No. ], $lO.
Timothy seed--Prime, SEQ
Mess porh--Per barrel. SsMdi0.67l
Lard-Per 100 lbs, ss2iass2
Sides-Short ribs, loose, $5b5a5e5.
Shoulders-Dry sailed, boxed, 5t65sc.
Sides-Sbort clear. boxed, S. 924a6o2t
Misunderstanding finished goods, per gallon.
tl2si.
Receipts and Shipments.
Articles Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, barrels ....s...ss...s.s....,. U,m Hm
Wheat, busneis .......s-........... zl,W lbWD
Cofn bushcls ............s....-.... LEW l1o,UH
oats, bushefs ...--........-.....,.. zDl w l5o,m
Rye. busLes ....-................. 1000 ..::..
Barley, bushels ....,..........,.. $500 5000
Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter MARKET
was steady creamery, laa2tc; dairy, lsa22c Cheese
Firm; laal3c. Eggs-Steady: fresh. lsGEc.
% % 70
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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Of lids Gig. p. dry. clammy mouth and eh-
cessive thirst ing. 81, irregular duttern6
OF heart Gig. a. and weak pulse. pains n
limbs Gigs. SD. swelling Of ankles Q1s. ~.
and that cali for Hudyan, are nervousness,
giddy sensations. dots before the eyes, gen
eral weakness, a1l-gone feeling. tremb !ing
OF limbs, sediment IN urine. shooting pains.
palma in joints and muscles, huttering or
heart, loss OF appetite, loss OF strength.
Hudyan cures one and all or these condi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23

Alaska M0ND|kE WANTS.
ALASKA OUTFITTERs.
clothing; make pure wooden goods and
have the best equipped plant for maxi
W Rs s0t M II r ins a ssss ssa'.
TENTS, all sizes. new and second hand:
10x12 wall tents; S. bags, etc. ChapIn's
COL and COB Pike street.
CLONDYKE FROST EXTRACTOR.
MANUFACTURED by Barron Bros. lslS
Western avenue.
JUST received two car loads beef meal
and beef scraps from Union Stock Yards
Chicago; deodorized and in perfect con-
dition for keeping; the best and cheap-
est dog food on the market. Lilly, b.
gardns & Co
OUR dried salmon best food for Alaska
dogs. Chlopeck Bros. Yesler dock.
Alaska TENTS AND TARPAULTys.
TENTS AND TARPAULINS--The ripht
Awning Company, Marion and Western
avenue. Also hydraulic mining hose.
TENTS, tarpauline and awning cotton
duck. all weights and widths; hydrani;c
mining hose. Felitz Tent & Awning Co.
III Yesler way.
COMPRESSED HAY.
BEFORE buying your a,,u hay ss,t for the north
ed hay; big saving in freight; opens i'm
in perfect condition. Lilly, Bogardus 4
Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-------->------------->-- ------------,-----~
GENTLEMAN would like to meet par
ties owning claims in Nome or parties
going to Nome by water. Address M So.
care Post-Intelligencer.
% 200 will secure one-third interest In a
Cane Nome business that will guarantees
from $500 to 1000 per day. ]. L. West q
Co. 81 First avenue.
PARTIES who would like to exchange Sc
attic real estate for Skagway property
please address p Sc. care Post-Intelli-
gencer.
ALASKA wolf robes. Yukon cap, siwash
mitts. moccasins, gold bags etc. at a
4. Wernecke. sos Railroad avenue.
ALASKA sLEDs.
ALL kinds and sizes made by the PACING
Wagon Co.: also wagon repairing and
deaiers in wagon material South Third
and Lane street, opposite N p. freight
depot.
MANUFACTURES Alaska sleds; all
kinds; sole agents for never-siip horss-
shoe Hoffman, Fourth and Main.
KLONDIKE-INFOhMATIoN.
THE Daily Alaskan, Of Skagway, IL on
sale at the Hotel Northern news stand
alaska DOGS.
CHOICE stock, fine breed. Crandau a
SACN k1ksEiXSh aYonvo lou1h S~k
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- .ss'S 81 =; yea. large e =, - man : p
al SacDn ise dry ssItsd side. tie i &C.
Lard Home made, per ID. s.c; White Star. &c;
s Son r. sp1 II Co.. &c; Vida Nose. ~.
Fresh fish -Hsiibut. Tescs stselhssd salmon. ioc:
l so"na ss .o rosS soa ss ss
slrimps. ioc: smelt. 5c Columbia river sneit. 5c
herring 'gsc; black cod. 7@sc; oystsn. Olympia.
crabs. live $40; cooked tlA
Vegetables.
Potatoes. local. srgls per tom Yakima, $2oa2i per
tom sweet potatoes, . per cvt bests. 75c per sack;
f np e PEI e, ..eE cabbage csM per . e~t par
snps soeasi 6 psr sack; garlic. Ioc lettuce los
per doz; radishes. loc per doz; dollhouse tomatoes
Sigh green onions loc per doz; srerskins 81 so@2
sr E. 1y Plant . ses per s.u HI ."Rs ss
per doz; persmmons. nc@sl per box
Fruits.
Green fruit Oranges, seedlings. sl7ssz; navsis
81 5Og275; Japanese. 5oc@sl per box lemons. s28
apples. s12sGs1 don; apples. Tse@sl = per boz.
N@Tis Dbl; Persian dates. ic; fresh eider Sc per
gallon.
C a. ,om.tos. gallons Ss4: Silver shield !, 10;
beams. Boston s baked bean; sliS s nasE-
u
CANNED Fruits Observation-Disclosures, SITS;
psytlett pears t225; white cherries. S26o: black
Cherries Sls: peaches California. 81 23 50; straw.
bcrries 81 CO., currants $3.50; grapes, Slss: piums.
sieJ: aooseberriss. $40: raspbenies. So; pine
tins. Ss.io; 2iib tins, t.zs; peaches. tlao; april
cots. sso blackberries. in alb tins q; crrant..
;soa s s:' sp.. D ss ss'1 w. '' alb
Lumber and Building Materials.
Loss--superior quality. per N. No. ! nr. $ed7;
merchandise Ar. $ia5; No, cedar ss@7: common.
per NJ Si@6; spruce logs $3.50; cedar shingle bolts,
y 5oa275.
Inmber-Fir. rough $3.50; thick finish, surfaced
one or two sides. 8. 10 and ~ inches vide Sls@2o.
leneths, u TO l6 feet; special lengths, Soc PER
extra one-inch finish, sl5d1s; all vertical grain.
DER M extra. Flooring Dressed and matched, 81
6nzl stock boards, S-inch. Sa@is; 10inch. 90gls:
Pinch, Slsals Fencine-No. or 6-inch finish.
So: No O. So; or channel rustic. drop siding.
weight 1905 lbs. Slight Fir timber-Joists and
scantlngs, rough. s. 50al6 8 u. $9504Ie;
q sll0il Boz boards-12inch and up SIS.
sAs shingles, $780, standard shingles. SLID; l.
inch finish ~. IA and l6 feet, s25@3a: thick finish.
s1@3s: cedar squares. Z, Q. and 10 feet. s24@3o:
Kiln dried, 81 in advance Of green. Drsyage &c.
Cement Gobbing,- Portland. X. B. 4 g.. sa75;
Lime Gobbins)- Roche Harbor. siso: San Juan.
cleo.
Plaster hair (jobbing)-washed. $50 per sack: un.
washed. $40 per sack.
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