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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
SUGAR BEET TROUBLES.
thUsinstic About Growing Deets
They Were Year Ago.

The farmers of ECrricn county,
Mich. who have for several years
been growing sugar bccts for the
Wolverine Sugar company, whose
plant cost 100000, last year lost
money on their crop, and at Il farm
ers' institute recently they did not
mincc words in speaking of the mis-
fortune for which the factory seems
TO be at least in part responsible.
They claim that the facts relating to
beet culture and the soils adapted to
the root were misrcprcscnted to them
by their contract solicitors. The state
inspector who assisted in making the
contracts believes the loss sustained
by the farmers due to an unfavorable
year and their inexperience as grow
ers. The farmers, however, are not
satisfied with this explanation, .hav-
ing lost their time and summers
work, and demand assurance of pay
ing price. else no beets will be fur
nished the factory by them. The
factory has made some concessions,
but the farmers insist upon more be-
fore they will agree to grow more
beetS.
This case is given to show that rosy
as sugar beet growing is represented
by some to be, it hns the shady side,
and even with good season, large
Weld and convenient transportation
facilities, there is plenty of room for
disappointment. Farmers, however,
have the success or failure of a fac
tory in their own hands, for if salts
factory prices are not received, they
can cease growing the beets, and the
factory will close. 1t may be that the
Michigan farmers loss is result of
"a bad year and their inexperience." :"
so that, even if alluring prices are Of
fered by factories for beets, farmers
inexperienced in growing them should
20 slow and develop gradually as
growers, always taking into account
the uncertainty of seasons.-Farmers'
Voice.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
FOLDING HAY DOOR.

of the door is hung to the lower part
and folds in when open, and will open
clear back under the cornice. and can
be easily closed by closing the lower
part first and raising the upper part
from the inside. This closes the open
ing sufficient to Leep out all storms,
provided the barn has hood to ac-
commodate the hayfork, and all barns
should have hood to keep the hay
from rubbing against the barn so
hard. The hood is not shown in the
sketch. as it would hide the view of
the door.-A. S Forsman, in Ohio
Farmer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND

WORK OF art has just been issued In New York
Mt an outlay OF over $l0O, COO for which the pub
fishers desire a Manager in this County, also n
100 full -page engravings. sumptuous paper, iliu-
minated covers and bindings over 200 golden
lilies in the morocco bindings; nearly 100 gold
en- roses in the cloth bindings. Sells at sight:
presses running day and night so great is the
sale. Christian men and women making for.
tunes taking orders Rapid promot, tons One
Christian woman made clear $5uOin four weeks
taking orders among her church acquaintance es
and friends Write US IL may lead TO u per.
manent paying position to manage our busi.
ness and look after the large correspondence.
which you can attend to right at your home
Address =. 4. Knowles General Secretary, II
East fifteenth Street. between broadway and
Fifth Ave New York.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
THURSDAY, MAY 10th. 1900,

The following described Real Estate to wit
All that certain lot OF ground situate in the
Borough of Middleburg. county and state afore
said, bounded and described as follows to wit !:
Bounded on the north by Public Road on the
east by lot OF Il. K Reigel, on the south and
west by land OF John Meyer. containing ONE
FOURTH AilkF. more or less. on which are
erected BEER BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
containing an engine and other machinery ne
cessary for bottling beer and an Ice House.
Also q certain Farm or messuage of land sit
uate in Washington township Snyder county,
Ia, adjoining lands OF Peter kratzer on the
north, east by lands of Peter Xratzer, and
Philip Amig. on the south by lands OF John
Weller and Il. G. Graybill, and west by lands OF
Peter Kratzer. jackson Weller and Nathaniel
Arbogast containing ONE HUNDRED AND
NINE (luW ACRES, more or less whereon are
erected new Dwelling House, known rs the
SUMMIT HOTEL, "A good BARN and II hew shed
and all other outbuildings Also between nine
and ten hundred young peach and other trees
Oh the premises. About sixty (6O) acres of the
above land is clear aud in fair state OF culti-
vatioh, the balance is young timber.
Seized taken into execution and to be sold as
the property Of Rachat j, Bowen.
Sale to commence at o'clock z. NJ.
q. W. how, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Middleburg Pa, April II, 1870.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
an Educational PrOgra r,e.

as your boys EDUCATION nearly
compete?" asked the friend.
"Yes," answered the man wro is
nothing if not sarcastic. He knows
the classics and the higher mathe-
mates and logic and philosophy pret-
ty thoroughly. I'm going to see II
| can't put the finishing touches on
his culture and get him so he can
calculate the interest on 3O-day
note withsIt getting brain-fog and
read the daily news without yawn-
g."-Washington Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26

Example Is more forcible than pre-
cept. People look at my six days In
the week to find what l mean on the
seventh.-CeciL
Unselfshness is the only salt that
preserves soundness; unselfishness IL
the only fire that purifies and refines
and betters and makes perfect.-H. =.
Holland.
Many favors which God giveth us
ravel out for want Of hemming.
through our own unthankfulness, for.
though prayer purchaseth blessings.
giving praise doth keep the quiet poo
session Of them.-Thomas Fuller.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
The Only Way Out.

Chemists Assistant-Good gracious!
/ have kept that woman waiting three
quarters of an hour. lforgot all about
her prescription.
Chemist-You will have to charge her
good tall price in order to make her
think you had a lot of trouble in mix
ing il up.-Tit-Bits.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
Ready for Finishing.

Caller So you have just graduated
at Miss Tcachcm's private academy?
Fair Graduate-Ies. | am now 60
ing to a finishing school to study draw.
ing, music, language. sculpture, re-
poussce work, embroidery, etiquette,
etc.
ITO what finishing school will you
go?"
"oh, any of the public schools."-N.
y. Weekly.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
GABLE BARN DOOR.


1t has always been good deal of
barn where hay is taken in with a
horse hayfork. We prefer to drive
in the barn to unload the hay, but
will admit that barn will hold more
when it is taken in at the end. The
cut explains itself. The upper part
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
And They Never Forget II.

Shank-And, so, Skooper has organ
lied a class in mnemonics. He claims
to be able to teach an unfailing meth
cd of never-forgetting.
O'Shawe-What is his scheme?
Shank-Why, he induces each mem
ber of his class to loan him five dol
lars. That's all!-Puck.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
lam Unnecessary IN Childbirth.

Pain is no longer necessary in childbirth;
sickness swollen limbs, and like evils,
are readily y controlled. and womb diseases speed
lily cured. Never known to fail. Phys! clans
pronounce It wonderful, and over O.0GO ladies
attest its merits. Lady reader cut this out; IT
may save your life; suffer no longer, but send
us q two cent stamp, and receive in sealed en-.
veioped full particulars. and valuable proofs of
our wonderful remed y. Address FRAN
TuOMASS a CO., Baltimore, Md. 3-.-3t.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
C,rcum.tantial Evidence.

"Isn't your neighbor, Blinkinof, .
drinking man?"
81 wouldn't like to give an expert
opinion on the subject. I'll admit, how
ever, that / saw him the other night
trying to drive a spiggot into an ash
barrel, thinking that it was CIDER
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26

have more room ror their roots and
are abundantly and constantly fed at
such distances while in close seeding
they have periods of starvation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
Sheriffs Sale OF
REAL ESTATE!

BY virtue OF a certain writ OF Fieri Facas is
sued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Sny.
der county Pa. and to me directed will expose
to public sale %. the Court House in Middleburg,
pa, I'm
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26
INVESTORS! SIOf0r ST..

There's plenty OF gold in Colorado's mining
camps Send us - for u Years Subscription :"
our big illustrhtcd mining and real estate 'r'eiy
founded 1922 and we will send you block OF
en- shares $50 par value) in IA new mining
company, paid up and worcestershire. clubs
Of B $40 or ten and 100 shares for S. 90
Send today and, don't get left t-nOtLing yiskei,
nothing gained. cur paper has fine illustrations,
latest mining news and will keep you fully
pusted. Refer to the editor of this paper.
Stamps taken. Remit by money order Address
LANDS AND MIN En-. Denver. Cole.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-26

Alum is used in making cheap baking powders y
YOU want to know the effect OF alum upon the
tender Innings OF the stomach, touch a piece 10
your tongue You can raise biscuit with alum
baking powder, but at what cost 10 health
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

we nsylns rx~hanre rerarfs ths fefavlnv.
syATTf g eaiief Ae-uss - e-hr Ftsehsr RTns 4.
~ rsrs Nome Arrived Ava - s'r KIN.
tali frnga San Franciscn IT. cSts = seattle FROM
AN FRANCISCO Arrived Arr " ~ w.sA.
,rnAw frera rarc~s Ava Is srhf fniir whsi
- sroe rAv~ Ncee' ~ tre''e. f'eT sssf''e, y
s ws,.sf, e. S w.t.. s. = e.i ss y,
Sa,.sl Aur Il ~ ctaushs ~ Post frVn~rut
FORT e ANNIE Ssiief Aas u srhr Iva
sshrsuer tar sar Ffsrstsco
vfcrnRfA = srrisrd suT y str naH9Ae
rte ~ vessel ~fsefea rriv = - FsTRate isiarA
- hrats ~ ~ twcniyfr~ar hoass' othsfs On s'hr
waiter =. nth
rsf~AvA s,neA Aar e ~ - rrvnhnas sa-
Frsacgsca Arrived Avg = It's rYoxresn AMI Mat
asseaa sssrs sar rfapftses
yOkouAN -ssrea. Avg 2 Ger - ssrsue. fs7
su,RFSvss Arrivsa, Avg = nr II TroHsa,s
rnRT TnwSsrNn- rss,ed on, Aar = ~
wsns Walt tw q fe1r, sestfif ~ san
r..rrisa Psssa ir Ans y s;r cits = Seattle
NEAH RAW Avs ~ fiesf1 wrei v5Ht So
reiiss patsed cot n ~ rtt Iins he- sssstlg
~ Kshs g - rshsrt '.~-- srstt's .. san
,.,sS. M n RrvnAlas fyen FN,or,s ~ traites
Rinsiou scAf uegakrn, frru rori Hsa'asA tT
Nes-se. ~ tovSHs
NpAH RAY ras'es N ,as 3 " ~ wsuins
rNa,,e. Meo4,v ESQ y ~ IRA, ucasi,la M,
fseans. IN toe e tS CisaF. west wini. f'aTsPsa
nties
soiUs as p IN fFers Hon'i7la t'r F'r' n''sr.
rnRr phAEEtrv Arrived Ava 70 Ger "A
Saiiss fress uen0iain
~ ftcm Nanahna Cleared. az Portland. ~ s.
afffe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-whrat beean the day decid-
e1ly weak. under the Influence Of weak cables and
heavy Southwest receipts Liverpool was 81 I'D.
and the receipts at Kansas CITY footing no $50 900
bushels, broke all records Influenced hy this kind
OF information there were hosts n people with wheat
70 sell and few people 10 hiy It At anything like
SATURDAYS closing figure. September opened Hale
lower. At 7il@Tsic. and dropped speedily to Tiic
Covering by shorts for proft steaded the market At
this point and gradually forced recovery Later
reports of damages from rains in the Northwest and
prospect Of trouble should the rains continue
caused further recovery CASH sales OF about 800
ono bushels also a heip. September slowly
climbed M 10 Tsim75ac. and closed hTn only shade
under Saturday at 75la75ie
Corn staggered, under rush TO sell AZ the OPEN
ing The corn belt had been drenehcd with rain,
save In Central and Western Kansas. country Offer
ings were freer and Liverpool weak The recovery
IN wheat later caused rally and the close was firm
" under Saturda-, at Hac
Oats wers relatively firm September closed &c low
er. at 2Kc.
Provisions were 1niei and steady. despite large hog
receipts and lower prices AZ the Yards Even the
early nan weakness failed 10 influence much n
reduction September FORK closed shade lower
lard Sc down. and ribs 2ta5c depressed
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO, Al. H-Catgts~ Rres3rts z nis hest
ineiraiinz ~ Westerns shi l. 80 Trrsns Nsnvs
steer, sfoat y ioTer chces Wegssrns steady an.
frs Wsak, TEXANS steady 10 tznw Cosas -
ssH1s steers. $ sos y r,cE s. -zsi1s1 8 rf5z s
selected feeder Ssif G naiEsi ssscksgs s. skas at
rcss s. Fafs % hsifrrs. s2a5. csanr.z s. iAsf Is
suis, vsAf = iAe icwrr. 81 = -Ss ts ~rfras shn-t
steady. 3 sas fsSas - s'egrs. s. sss g. srast-
g rssl r hsNs e $50
Hog Recsfpis y 8n bad irurerroa q sls asa.
mated - over, leel Ttn c7tts iQwer Thp Is y .
nasxed snd hafchsrs ssss ~ road 90 chsiss h~sry
hnik 4 SALES. s. asS5 g.
sheer- Receipt. = 90 had shrer taa1.s r.s-.,r
sNcupt fg hest lkmhs steady Good Ia rsai,.
wefhs1s. s. iSii S; ftir e. chslca mixed 4 -sss 4
Western sheep, sst &C. Texas saeer, Es&: nAtise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14

MEAN RAY~rassed. Aasuss " Dr N Troop
srnr, Haa,et faF ysinaraisci Br sh Rrynhilda from
Tacoma for Queenstown,
CAPE NuMr--vesseis In port August 2 per stf
~ paui~ssrs Robert Dollar reu'rnniaf. Y. y. str
fswtan. Roanoke Albion. hi Merrury. barge Shook
ur harea Eva !.
ynKoHAMA--suirea rrerioas 20 Ava H. cts
~ ptn taneirn from San Franraco. Wis Hanninu.
Tor uongfrnE nivmria, from Tsroms aioian Ma
~. fr~w seattle
sypNFy. n = w.-ssfed Aue -. wa-rimoe
~ Vancouver
NaNAiNo. n r.~-safed. Aus. n str rssnia,
fer San Tfsnrisee
OYSTER HARROR Arrived es NeinFi0u s,r
ygsse.ls snd f~srina ffnsn San Francisco
San w ANrfSro Arrived sAur N str Celnss-
Ms frun rortisnA; srAr CanaarFa rom cnrs''ils
.tsr-, ~ Cyrus wnssNeie fsem SEATTLE schr Iu,a
v Whsier from Care ~Nmc srhr iisxie Nanee.
f.s,m Grave hsftst srhF rntkcrstssg. from Codnis
yivsv. ~ turis from seattle acr tntelape. fsura
grsyx hsfhor stT sar Nssso fresn Nanaiiaa sal.
=. srhr Volunteer fas Coo. hay the Columbia 'er
cr0. hav, n Columbia, Cor Port ro~nseni; sir
Portland Or Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
I'm -HAcktTI RACE.
MOVED AT VANCOUVER
wexf SATURDAY.
<rxewn Oarsmen Will Battle
- Championship Over the
..s.s Columbia Course-Both
5 aye in Splendid Condition.

.&rof-vrR. 3. C., Aug. 13.-The scull-
IN between r.. N. johnston, cham-
u - pacific coast. and John =.
Formerly of Rat Portage but
y &scffje. viii take place here next
u. efternoor. II IL practically a
~kanpfon event. for both men
fsd 1fth Gaudaur. the present
~ mplon, but when they met him,
~ n years ago, were outclassed.
Z y rfyfng up the business now.
~ ana has signified his intention
I'M over the mantle OF the cham
- a Ten Eyck. the American oars
- an ne thinks Is the coming man.
<s~~r AZ the Johnston-H ackett race
s<1rsfore at once issue n challenge TO
S~cx American. to make new deci-
S7k worlds honors.
- are N splendid shape for the
s "A next Saturday. Johnston Is
NJ 4 "A heavier. but Hackett has the
s~in{ stroke that brought victory
~ on many occasions, and his
SSInk that he has rather the best
R ,ssnring. On the other hand. John
4. - extra fast man In squirt. as
man he defeated DIR. Mcdowell OF
- ana his friends consider that n
t~er, In II at all with Hackett while
~ ma one half Is being pulled he
<sss ~ Seattle man In at the finish.
y '1l6g Is already fairly heavy, and a
purse win be put up, besides
"a ~ laid by the oarsmen's hackers,
rlde
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered TO the pro-
queer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on me dock ard IN the At Seattle:
Grain Oats. s2id2i 80: barley SIC; wheat chicken
feed. sie bran. SO: shorts 81
Hsy-PnEef sound. ssae: Eastern Washington tim
ofby. 81. alfalfa. 50 per ton
EKss-stretiy fresh ranch glG22r
nutter- Fresh ranch. l5olec creamery. marie.
Poultry Live chickens i2al2ie hive turkeys. lie
unkeys, he geese, loc ducks. i1diec PER ID.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows si6S1r.
aeets seise: choice sheep ic scnd hogs, live. &C.:
nos dressed: ic calves. dressed. lsrRe. &c. small
pc. calves, live. large, Sc small, &C.
Hides, pelts and wool HEAVY sound sslted steers,
over ~ lbs, SCI medium. sound. per u. Tc; Hight.
.sund under - lbs. Tc, cows sound. all weights.
&c; stays. bulls and oxen Sc: saited kips. 7c:
calves per ID. &C.; green hides c less than saited
nry hides, per h. i2c. dry cuiis one third less
summer deer, per ID, .sd5Dc. winter deer dry. NO
e papcry deer laalsc; dry elk sSi9c: green ELK.
s@ec; sheep pelts. 2soeaSi2o sheariipes. is9 Voc I;
Eastern Washington wool. sdiie: Western Washing
ton wool. lsc; dirty timber burned. lsdlic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Today opened the weeks trade with something az
iush Receipts Of fruits and vegetables since sat
ufhay nave been large. and the sdewaih during the
opening hours Of the day piled high but By late
afternoon local sales and shipments had reduced the
stocks 70 much smaller proportions. F
Yakima and Wenatehee are stiT sending in their
products which seem TO take the fancy ~ purehas-
ers With the abundant trade and large receipts
prices however. have kept generally ierei course.
Kaspberries about on Of the market and black
berries are not in quantities to meet the demand.
Poultry, e9gs and butter are not changed from
Saturday in quotations market conditions
The same may be said Of other markets trade in
which, a. rule IL steady at firm prices New oats
pave not come In a. yet In sufficient amounts to
have an effect, though the end Of the week may show
a somewhat differing result
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
:. Retire FROM rus,,e Lifc.

etsi.As. Tex. Ass ~ -sIudge John II
ssssn chairman ~ the Texas state rail-
w seminission and The only surviving
I 'nsss of Jeu Davis cabinet IN witch
" rpstmaster xeBeral today an
- that he will resign his position
sanitary and retira permanently
= pahlle Ire. lie says Ne will devote
Y fsmainder ~ his NE 70 writing bis
FsNstA Judge Reagan IA ~ NeArS old
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
Visible Grain supply.


LONDON, Avg d Whesf Carxoss On nassAss.
fsther esstsf esrzrez No s sfsnaars Cafeteria ga
a. carS1fv waits Wslis ~ ~
tmpofts y shea; sHto The Tested Kigz1atn rta r3s
quarters larefis n f0gT ihtn ~ Tuhaf Ksee.
fan. 1900 Quarters. wheat sa1 goaY 20 races e
10 CnltFd kiHsaam. EE ~ 7atffers Wlest sna
agl1s n nsssFs % ennti1eot ct ~ ensffers
LIVERPOOL. Ave- u Whrst 4aH Wstitse i'm
Paris Frsufh aaapttF asrksss fgr
~Fei uesat. r'sseg NJ sSi wssssrs winter q.
a Ne 1 NaFthern srrine. = a W Caiss4rl.
:. 1855 - Fs'ures, stesa7 SEPTEMBER + iiM
nscsrahsr "a a.
C1asn- Sfsaf, steady Ameritsn miarf usw :, usf
oit, q ~ Fgturos, STEADY. Sepfcmter = ta4at o..
t7krf. = IA. >srt-ntsF = iita
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BrendsfuHs.

Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug B-wbeat and barley
steady.
Spot Quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No. !, ac; choice. SOS; mill
ing. slN4dii0
Bariey-Fecd. 7sia7ssc; brewing ssaaoc.
oats-ficod @ choice si7tai.S; gray. r,iesi. %;
red. S.i2adi72i
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks, 1870; Oregon. T.co; wheat.
eentas. $500 Oregon. $500; barley. centais. II ~
500; bran. sacks 5ls hay tons. 1890; wool. bales,
800; hides. number, TTo.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Miiistufs- Middlinss sl7ao; bran. sia9no FER
barley $50; alfaif. ssa7so compressed wheat. s.
az; , straw, per bale. ss'7ic
Vegetable Curnmhcrs, lra2sc: green peas, sa,c;
string beans 2H3se per n; tomatoes 2ssscc; asnar-
sga. f5casss0
lines, ssa7: common California lemons. iss2 Is;
choice California lemons, 81; bananas, 81 SOC
2 50: pinearples. So 5o@5.
Butter-Fancy creamery 2idzf5c. seconds, IG2sc;
fancy dairy. cNd2lc; seconds, lTaiec.
Cheese New California fats assal0c: Young Amer
ice, ioc Eastern, isl@iilc
ais n ''''' ''s's' nancy ''''n ''' '''''''' -
Poul,ry-rurkey gobbsr.. saiie; turkey hens. II
dlic, old ROSTERS, 50 5Gdf; young ROSTERS. S7f5
small hroilers saa2 Is large hroile-s s. 5oa3; fry
ers saa3N hens. - MOS; old ducks. sat; geese,
81 s5d1 50.
Wool nud Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada liaisc. Eastern Oregon, 10
@lfc; valley Oregon. i6disc Faff-Northern mouns-
ain lambs, saioc; Humboldt and Mendocino 10
Hops-Crop OF 1889. ii6fsc.
Closing Quotations.
whest-ouic. Decemhe- s1.ili: cash. u.1.
Barey-No sales.
Corn-Lsrse yellow. 81 i7.ei.m.
e q q
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...AiNeFlEfsn M Aug n The state
agriculture issued a bulletin 10.
~ NAtlng that The winter " heat erop Of
49,. aiaennis 80 ~ SCI aaa bushels Inc
~ sinee iSS The quality IL excel.
aea 81 TIE prlce ~ August is cents
- 'siae 4 81 lea. 0ooo. the hest raturns
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'Aseee Hundred Quart. of the stun
Mas nestroyed

.syNciE. md, AuH "a ~ friehtful ex-
kn ~ nitro giycprine occurred tcdnN,
~ miles east ~ Montnciier. The
.N..HvsV nltr0. Eiycsrine factory was de-
rsHRed and two men injured
! ~ vefr i.sea quarts ~ the stun IN
~ NMasinn and the cauniry was shaken
y miles around
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PORT wARDEN,s REPORT.
seattie's July Exports and Imports
Amounted TO Nearly a. 4v1O 600

:, The report Of Port Warden Jensen for
the month of July has been filed with
the city clerk. II demonstrates in a
very practical manner the immense i'm
port and export trade through this port
The exports, In value, exceed the imports
BY trihe more than 81 0Doo 900. and both
together amounted to 81. $50 49,. 80.
This includes none OF the Alaskan gold
shipments. which would bring the total
UP TO far more than the figures given.
The report in full Is as follows:
Deep water vessels arrived and departed a. follows:
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seeists NonnG Man Robbed.

gssss, FRANCISCO. Aug. n &C y Ma.
ssr3 Young society mar hf Wood
N ~ ~ snNe. Detroit Mitch Was robbed
a. so. gfesHhacks while coming out -
49, NassaS9fnla th9Ater after the perform.
n Mn : pickpNcket, who secured = ron
sssssa s,allee THINK ,he crime was com
Ys.s " an EXPERT crook from New
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hs ~. ~. Mont. Aug is--The follow.
ksshs.s. lai mepts were made AZ tho
nsssN EPISCOPAL conferences;
esEres Pauls, c, l.. RoVard. Cakes
Asss. Mountain View. J 7. Aibritton:
Il L. Tower
- appointment. @. Cline.
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l3.--William SteinitZ,
for twenty-five years
champion c h e SIS
player Of the world,
died yesterday in
the Manhattan State
hospital for the in
sane, aged So years.
His mind had beer
failing for several
years. and last year
II was found neces-
sary 10 confine him.
His family Is desti-
tute except for a
nv rfauoro narg o-l