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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-12
WEEKLY oRor BULLETIN.

Sesftie ~fTh ~ $50
t,r,,ea sfates nersrsrnrns ~ Axsmiis1tTc srse'9
- fs~e nlsi'fsir q ste wstth-t y res@ NAge-
l,stss sesttaa. ~ Ms vyse sntas ssF'snif 70
r.. average tesspsssturs rss tshtr serw whsf
4, '.s,sl ~ ~, tirps ~ tsss c'gsus saF~rss 81
.,s.s - tss,s e. shsv@ HafA nssfrlT ths IN, a.
srA Yth - ths sssisFn ard srtthr-a svtrh@
sNs ss~.hwsst naFi 4 tAs STATE, aaehsiisE ~
e~rrA rsansss tAste wss ~ fN'n. VIA fbf fsesfN
- 80 ssslnf es,s.riry Al rzxrtsti1o shcFs isak
- satr tsf rsxtsssrs AZ " ww swat ueet = g.
Ia ,s.ssAF h.vsssrs - fNBtttets " ~ hp fa-
s@.,sl. Il tte aFcsrns time A. uicktHs htt ff.t
sss~n wlsh nsesas-s n uetf = Hns etaHsf, A.
p5t.ts aisxink sna 81 tArr.ntrs hsfr eeaf ~
,sssse, srt~-r.,tfi-u ne ftslf y fefst~s "a
~ ~, m, cat srar b scsd sa'i Hot w 70 81
,-srs srs,nx n. h~xas in ClsEAs esrnfy AZ
49, sps feArs are e3erNtsA
~. rresk vs. urftsorah's tag hsfluF in re NAk
tut. sS.,setfs yhvrs ths thsrf esVr e stt.ft @ hr
~ ~. ne fslas e kfsSi fsueat ta rtss
srr.. tea er,ned rras sgats III nctfufs ~
sgiss - s.s,,tsstie- a fas,scwn vtsff tGf uet
~. "a IA hstssr cenl'lspn ies pleSira Sl n'rt -
- asa wheat sa~iaS asv>uaw r prsreSs
~r.s -,s,t;ng i ah,ut HrtNr2 Va kiickitet ecepty
$500. go seashrs ard wEnter Arg}ss ffrrr
- ss.iy Ia ssnesti he frat rrvr ir ne fs'i
- ss-,sttss Is a r6~3 this year NrEsfallss
~, ~, erns As weN. Ngt he rarusneey ceR i 4
scos ne in he victnfiy q hsst spoka1e ne
s-,rsv NOT -rop Is net vi 20 tSe average, hsflhk
srpsresfly heen hinasssd 90 grcwih hg tas afypoas
N Iuus ard JAY,
Extracts From Correspondents
Lover SQUAD, oak HareCr- rnrsshins wss HSt
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following;
SEATTLE Sailed, sept. 10, Y. =. transport Arab.
for Kobe. Arrived Sept. H. str San Pedro from
ed. sept II. str Berths, for Ksdiak Arrived, Sept.
10. str Golden Gate from ALASKA.
SAN FRANCfsCo-Auired. SEPT 10. str Homer.
from Dutch harbor str san Mateo. from Nansime
SEPT H. str Matteawan. from rseoma. Sailed,
Sept 10 str ctsrtnA. for seattle, schr W, =. lew
EFT, for Klswack.
TACOMA sailed. sert. II. bsin Katie riicksn-
ger. for Msnsanillo.
FORT TowNsESp-Inwsfd. Sept 70. str San
Pedro, . .. m. from CAPE Mona fsF seattle oith
10 passengers, Sept. II. hk Gerard c. Tohey left
during the night for Cernox, II. G Passed out.
hktn Katie Fliekenger, from Tacoma for Manzsn.
no. Arrived. Dr str oopact. from Yokohama, aud
sailed 10 % m. for Seattle.
VICTORIA. II, CARVED, Sept IL. Br str Tar
tar, from Hongkons.
PORT HApE0ck- Sailed. sept II. btta J. NJ.
Grdith. for Moliendo. Peru
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Sept II. sh A. J.
SAN PEDRo-Arrfssd, Sept, ., schr Ludlow. from
Tacoma
CARDiFF-Arrivea. sep. :. Br bs Insereyds,
from Seattle.
HuLL-Arrirsd. Sept :, mr. sh roaeiaou, from
Oregon
MELRouRNE--kr Arrived. sept :. bkta Jane L.
stanford, from Port Gambs.
SAN FRANCI SEQ Sailed. SEPT II. u. s trans.
pOft Lawton. tof Care Nome
PORT GAMBLE Sailed. sept II, sehr Comet.
for San Pedro
c-HEMAiNus- Sailed. sept IL. Ger bk Admiral
Tseether. fer Antnsfogasia
wHATcoM sailed. SEPT II. M hk saltwater.
ser Csiis0
NEAH BAY-sert u. clear; northwest wind.
Passed in. schr lanes II. Bruce. II % a. m from
Sen Francisco fcF Chemaiuus. in TOW q tug. schr
lsmss Rolph, y n from san Fnnct.eo iur ruri
por, Arab. from Seattle Cor Kehe earksatlns and
a tAfk.
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HIS WHISTLE CHARMED BEES.


Henry Fitch, a young farmer living at
Mountain End invited death for himself
and hts two oxen the other day by
whistiing Young Fitch Is a whistler 81
much ability. lie has whistied at every
farm house and every gathering In the
neiahborhood and when he IL whistiins
nobody cares 70 listen 20 a plano. violin.
flute, guitar or banjo.
The other day Fitch was blowing In
the held.-piowing and whist'ng Two
slcek. sleepy oxen we're drawing the
plow ard neither they nor Fitch paid
any attention 20 anything but the piow-
ing ard whisiling Presently a swarm
81 thousands OF honey bees lowered over
them. There was no use 20 run-stiii
less 20 fight them, ana Fitch kept on
vhistilnR and piowinr whils the hess
sattied softly upon him and the oxen
They seemed friendly enough as long
a Fitch whis,ie1 and Fitch admi's that
he vas Wiling 10 whistle as long ~ they
remained friendly and seemed Inclined 70
listen.
fitch continued 60 pillow along. His
natch ted toward his hoFne. where he
could see hts mother IN the yard. He
caught the tails ~ TIRE oxen and held
hem 40 the beasts might not anger the
bees by switching them For The dis-
tnnee 81 half q mile he held those two
~ Tan. ana whtstlsa. His mother looked
M ana sNA HafIls ne AAtA 49, F'sFr'
ME ,hev might re covered with soft
brown rar riteA stopped whtstiing Just
ienF enough 20 ssv 'bees' and then con
,frsfAA his team without the bees rsabs-
frg shn. ne dropped q nnss
Mrs Fitch acted At cnee. fhe knew
nosncth!nr % bees and realised taas rn-
less she got shsn hivrd IN short order
they wnuis probably sting her scr 20
t~ath FOR sire argued that he could not
keep on whsstiinE forever. We ahe al
a huge TIA pan anf began beating y Wig
orogriy. Tire hs@A stifrsd unsssAy ~
iris interruption 81 their concert. ous
they ala not sting, ard after fsw mo-
rsent- svery orc 81 them rose tn THE ar
a-a started toward the TN pan. MIS-.
Ft.rh tea the way 20 as empty hive which
hss luckily been prepared for Ano'hsr
err ara sy dat q much beating ans
eanxfnx got all tho tees lnto ~
F4tch stopped xhisiiing. sat down na'
an re ground and moppei his face. IhA
soy larv cxen switched their tails Wig
orously TO make W for lost sfne--~st.
Louis Republic.
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Threatened With
Total Deafness
Cured at Home.

Master Victor Larson, OF Evcrett.
wAah.. Is one OF . very great number OF
children who have been afflicted with ca
tarrhai disease OF head. throat and cara.
In this part OF the country. where cli-
matiu conditions are 10 favorable for the
development OF that maiady. That he
Completely Cared
OF his trouble and fully restored TO
health IL attcetsd BY hia mother IN let
ter OF recent date;
''vtctor has been . great sufferer from
catarrh OF head and throat, which greatly
injured HIS general health and latterly
threatened to completely destroy his hear
Ing. His noso wa
sore ana Inaamea
And thsre seemed to be something In his
throat that he was always trying 20 get
rid Of az he kept up continual hawk
ing ana splitting. He had swsilings OF thu
ears, causing Intense pain. and which
were followed By chronic discharge Of
offensive matter. Ifis hearing grew very
dull. and feared he would be
Deaf for Lafs.
Through the effects OF the Copeland
homo treatment his trouble has been en-
tireiy removed and his health fully re-
stored. Our family physician has pro-
nounced him perfectly well. am very
thankful for his cure. and will always
cordially recommend the treatment that
cured him."
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THE corTos aaRKEr.


NEW YORK. SRA u--rNeg~ wAs a raffsa
rAAnse r. ~ erdrf 4 thlse 20 'As Nss Yagt ~
Nsn txsahwxr tsisy WAfa faTiy fr~-afiaass tS4
sistsaf ssrtisersfrts thfTe eAt srsk rs,7rr -
naessai ss7iilsizas Ia hessfy az resr~ets re pes
rasssf ssreHsfN ~ thfs rtress tss narts sas- Va
ryfssr tsss sasfhaf rscht ~aich rs-1ifaa ~
skF--ses#f fsa II t18tta nelEts b GssgfFssi snsa
ssfs- - efsataE Ng~ Yesk sNarfs sla sAss a
hn teftee thr4r sfgaafis afrfA - tEr~4sni rsirzs
ssf4-t,sa saN reifsA TNsn esszs = WrAk - is.ss
ahish ISL accrued 3urzx 49, lkss tu.se VIA tAt
"a, s,as rtase 5ht fds'inz - < see tlN fesfs anA
A rstr-r & sarrfei trE3t-r reressf,-~ sAsrsss
rsse sssrsnraftssfr Narrfa 49, frssattft-. fzii-t
~ ees envsN sf fiks iAe yn'ass aartsa restss.
nv Tas gallery FsrbeA SKA syF~efRrs -
fas tfra hsf ~ dssa.nx 4i Al m1Trirs tAa pis
below nss fse 0h1sct "a srfsia iGfr+ssi ~ IL yst
asa. nrrsff that Efsape1n sss,Fts nA- sTgrt-i
snstf sar sat,isu,a-t tcek - tr.r cat ~ Re
Md traasne a. Lrerpeet ven here Ia
ssssr, was alsa mxts thts thf damage 70 eettra Ia
oaiv.stcn had Sssn sxafEsfsts3
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0~SN~S~>S~->-> w
his lost sense OF hearing and the cure Of
catarrhal disease through the EFFORTS OK
the Copeland Specialists. N follows:
II believe have had cafarrh all my
life. At least, do not remember a time
when I was not troubled with obstruc-
ton Of the air passages. dropping OF
aches and sense OF heavtness over the
eyea For a number OF years my
Threat HAS Troubled Greatly.
The least cold settled there. causing tho
tonsils to swell until they seemed to fli
the throat, and made II difsicuit 20 swal-
low anything. The vocal cords became
ayecssd 80 that At times
! Lost NY Voice
and could only speak in whispers. The
nasal membrans were raw and inflamed
and attacks OF rose-bieeding were OF all
1T IL now four years since the disease
attacked my ears, and an liberation co.
curred on tho right side. When this had
healed. my
Hearing was Mach Hmpaired
and grew worse until was quite unable
10 distinguish ordinary sounds. I was
obiissd to have people shout Mt me or re-
peat their remarks, which was very en-
bsrrnssing and inconvenicnt Kissing
ana bubbiing noises In my head annoyed
ton Of the bronchial tubes. producing an
Obstinate Hacking Cough.
and my stomach was badly out OF order
The Copeland treatment has restored
my hearing. given me good appetite and
digestion, removed the cough aud inn
proved my general health n,s wond srs,S.
freely through my nostr1ls. This treat
ment IL n grand success In tho cure OF
all chronic diseases"
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MARINE NEWS.

Y0KOHAMA-ssiied. Empress Of India. from
Hongkong for Vancouver
NEW WHATCOM-S Sailed. Sept 10. bktn still
water, for Caliao.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Aug n sh Florence. from
Tacoma; sh John curIfc, from Tacoma
IQCfQUE-Arriyed. Sept g. hk Lakemba, from
Vancouver
sYDNEY--sailed. Sept. 10, str Mowers. for Van
rouyer.
YoKoHAMA--saiisd.s sept Z. str Empress Of In.
dis, for Vancouver.
SWANSEA Sailed. scrt q. hk Gen. Dc Boisdenre
for Oregon.
NANAIMO. b. C.-sailed. Sept H. str Titans.
for San Francisco Arrived. Rober, Adamson. from
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCfSC0-Arrived, Sept H. schr Al
mon, for Coluiile river, str Mafteawan for Tacoma
schr Duybury. from Kenai. ALASKA Sailed. sh A.
y Fuller. for Tacoma; U. $. str Lawton. for Cape
Mona
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In wheat rather quiet, hut activity developed
later because Of export buying October opened
advance which lasted nearly 10 tho end The 1rm-
AZ the start was due 70 frmness At Liverpool.
70 small Northwest receipts and 10 bad weather in
the Northwest The export demand caused shorts
10 cover rather frery, and under this pressure De
tobef advanced steadily 70 i5Ac There proft
taking At tho top, hnt the close was strong, octo-
Der lA@gikc improved, AZ Sst@fsAe
Corn afm hut dull Country offerings were
light and the wheat strength also q help.
closed NC higher. Al 3sgs9isc
Data we're fairly active and Arm. October closed
AaAr higher Al g,c.
Provisions were rather irregular. The market adj
vanced moderately early, hut eased on later. rhe
cash demand apparently showed weakening and
shorts covered the fore part Of the session LAtet
packers sold and reaction took place October
pork closed shade lower and lard and ribs each
enc hiEher.
The LEADING futures ranged ~ follows;
,sx. 3o~sx
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- tn1sins w5res sFe being ofPsved 10 h, mo
III n shs idesl esalsp for delivery In round lots
- ~ nd n the rar NJ sesttle;
Hs-11sh. INST; inrley Us s0Bie wheat,
~ ~. ~; ban. 81 -, shorts. "a %.
N-.sso1 ss~sd sN*s Eastern Washington tim
~ ~: sNnila. q per ton.
- lnatly sresh ranch, 13a2tc.
oR-e Se6A nnrh. ik3l6r; creamery. u81ec.
N1yrtls ehtekens. iiWi2c. lire turteyS. IL
- ~: essss. ~: durss. f04Ier Ter m
4 - ~ Chstcs beef cattle cows 33Ns,c
- ~; ehcics sheep. " good hogs, Hive, r.;
~ ~ "a; eaive. dressed. large. Be-: small,
{4F&4 hse. iaSHr, g.: small, d.
- m and uccl-Heavy sound sa1ted steera
~ y +. medium, sound. psf n. &c, light,
- - = H.. 'e; cows, sosand, all wsiohts.
- ~ aal oseu, h; saised hips.F IL:
- - =, =; esesn hide. IL less than saltsf |:
- ~ y. II; ~ euiia. opethird lso
- 1sst pr ID, B2sor winter deer. Dry. na
- dssf, lz1llci dry eih Aaioc; green Eli.
- pslA nr<tl b; shesriins~, isNssr
- wssAt.stcn WOOL ARsic: Western WASHING.
~ II; dirty o. timber burned. i3Sisc
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Cylinder oil, bhls. tnsso cases, &c advance
White Lead stohbinsl Pioneer or Carter. 2wolh
s.a.' y aslsI isal an. i. sssiss; s-sal cans
81 s3gAiFo: quart cans. 81 eaiS
Nsils, Tools and Cordage.
Nan. ,iohbinsl list cut steel. COS 70 so.
$50 sos 10 sosi wire. $50
saws cro-srpt pi.sion'. tut,ie.tco,h, soesse per
feet aumeeld, aud roleao. "S ryss erss.s'l.
steel SOC rer foot hand Disstons. % per cent. "a
Iii. Axes single IN rso per doc double h.
sS r. Not Sse o,s 'ps 20 ~s ss d @ e.
81 sNssN per dos. Picks Railroad. a8ss@ per
De- y Per s..s q All: IL: i'Sd f.
sssiss Howe and Fairbanks, platform. 1I.s and
list. counter. y per cent, "a list spchord scai~a
n~ger cent ~ list
nope ljoshinsi~ MAusla ii-ineh and lsrsrr. i,se
per Is; plneh thread, lfsc per ~ and AshFead
isse slsal u.inch and larger. ec ie;hrsAdi ise. g
and IastArsad. INC. ,arred iaih yara. ssal, iA
Tnwase. pieesd. net prices. STAMPED. - ard 10
to - rst cent 81
orsniswsrc' y per cent a.
wire-- rsintsd hafb sire. s. %; galvanized harted
fence. $40. green wire elcsh, As ger ia s1a1fe
rsr,sr t,sshsrsl -placa blasting per ass. Sc IS
dlapt.- Hercules % lsdsqn dynamite. y Yer cent.
ES fss 'As rr,,raSs So i i@prusra ~ ia sh's
stump. "a 0edea Pheasant stostns s.b -,
. Dupont rics sposslns. = 70 hess " Fade
sso, lsAesnsi-pop tiS p~t hesi seessho..
Ntss. W. - double tape. aN, trpis taps.
ni.s,,ns csF~ xxx. @6gse per 100
HEAVY Hardware.
pat troa t,cohtns = ease. Norway ifon. &c
III Iro@ r,ve ,ioesius, wrssas res an ssres h'aea
ana galssnseed, - prf cest - list
s,sss atnc tSctNinz i3r lsf H.
rtenl.tr ttssbansi thaYepai rlkfss tflsat &c
ittN SIS peg boz. ~, 50 sae!eRt plates
tssrs "a ses~ SO ~ reiispped &x&. SIS
shs4f Urea ltntinsi Awffsfen eeiuHa'ie No y
a. salsasiset - pr cent "a list
~ is n ,,,,., a. =
n estsa wirsns Sic
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iy steady. Natirrs-Good 10 prime streets, - es
6; poor TO medium. a.5aGs.so; selected feeders
steady. sis4T5: mixed stocksrs weak SCI %; cogs,
81 Tsa4 50. heifers SGs; Gamers. s2ae.5. bnns.
81 80: calves, ssas7s. Ts1ans-fed steers ss.-'
as: graaen. s. 3a4 %; balls, s. Sos % -.
mated: left over. 500 Average steady. Top. $50
mixed and butchers. S. lSa5@: good 70 choice
heavy. 50. 20a5. s2is rough heavy. ssss.is, light.
IS 2s15 ss; buik Of saie< S. 25d5 10.
Sheep Receipts. li.ooo head SHEEP and lambs.
active. stronger Good to choice wefhers. s. ESQ
SOS: fair 10 choice rnixei s. ssas Is: Western
sheep s. s5a3 s5; Texas sheep. 50 5ed5 IS native
lambs, 81. 2sai.T5: Western lambs. sSd5.Ts
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m IND TRADE REVIEW.


=. - pahine unnnai 70 mark the trans
Zs.11. Tyxde flowed in 4 smooth, steady
~ - excitement or Ding In keeptns
y szssrter Of The market, prices ruled steady
-. ...vhSs seem 70 have settled down 10 m
~ II I Point where daily fluctuations
~ soisms Il trade IL large, bus quietly
~ 40 Is rood Indication N rs strength.
1z< ~ c1arfpicn men the hurry and rush
t<nrefs haze sone to an end. and con
~ Y, fnsdled In WAY 70 make early die
-. q An Il generally level prices Peaches
~ NJ EAztrm Washington. a. vell as
-s rro{sr4. are coming Ia steadily. but not
y - snd fsed market. ere unchanged
1~s*i foufinprs active. and dealers are baxy
~ 1r.xssch inddsnt 20 the difficulty
.S5i~ ~ through from Eastern Warrington.
- prr{1r frishs Il SIN sifeuacked all along
~ IN fhne - no CERTAINTY as 70 when q
= IN - throush One hvoiersss hou.e
4 ~ y not hire get. Like tales o. delay
1surrSp ~ ted on all hand~. and the situ-
4 j97yise 10 sss the least.
- sonst at crop Is not yes n the mar
V hsr5sr(3na not bfng completed Soms early
- ~ hren rcrsived. hit they have not
~ hrs vhich continue firm at the prices
ID - uarhe |. sishous special incident, ercspt
q rpn1fpts yesterday n something over 30,0
Z ksIIlmt Fishermen report them scarce
r. Hs1r. shd are iookink for . short seasofi's
0u1non eonfluue very scarce. more 80 than
n - X tAis seAsch Smaller hsh are IN good
~ ne entire narkst h UNCHANGED in
- - uasnvt retains Ne almost fsfeiev char
E1lrm hH3n9 small and quotations I'M
~ nsnufDtufing situation remains IN
~ ~ NM y nothing % Indicate an early
~ ~ ~ maF h. placed In the sans rate
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Sept u.-wheat-Cargoes on passage
firm. but not active: cargoes No. standard Calf
fornia. Sis: ca-soes wallA Waiia. Us "a. Englsh
LIVERPOOL Sept. lL-wheat--Firmi No.
standard California. 6s Sd. Wheat and -four ID
Paris, firm. Weather in England. fair but cold
Wheat-Ca, Spot firm: No J rcd Western win
ter, s.: No ! Northern spring 6 ID; No. Cahfor'
MIA. G. iisdIss ST Futures. quiet september 8
I'd: December. O. 2%d
Corn-spot. Aperican mixed, ne~, "a ehd; old
nominal Futures quiet; October. "a 2ssd; Ncrem
her. 10 Nd; December A. 2Ad-
Receipts Of wheat during the past three days
Gl 900 centals. including 0e.0eo American.
Receipts Of American corn during the past thres
dsv<. 81 100 centais.
Weather fna
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The LEADING futures ranged AZ follows;
NpentnG Highest. Lowest


tasu aHotnttone.
Wheat No spring. TA4Ttc No. red. nc
rora- NJ. 4 ~ ss4lri Ne Z yellow tQi5 ale
Oats No ? 'scl Ma vhise. aAsesc No
uhits. 1fs@ &A.ns
Rys Nc 2 Msr,
mating. ~ fssS
flassssi 10 l. g.eMs Va l Sos,hwsstaru,
NpM
TsnasAy Sod Prime, - NF4 s.
Mes pnYk Fer htFfei gi tssli ~
Lard TYR 10 poagads 81 ssfs 80
sfa4, Rits SIDES ia@se, s. easf -
Nhaaitsfa= nfv taiset bexeA sNEe&e
shaft 4 Clear hossa 81 Sss 81
Wlhtv ntsls q hish viass. SIN
Gngarssa i nshaHged
ft.mtrss4 Z
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interfered with by weather. Grain IN the finest
condition. and about onehaf In the sack. Prairie
hay ws as . s[s D ss nY pe anss sn.
Grsss and other vegetation not destroyed b. worms
y fne some potaioes are being ding md prove
Upper sound sInion-B alins hsy stin going on.
Thris'opher-Pastr and meadows very dry; rain
hsedsd Potatoes being harvested ,ep fens Hal.
Ksnt-Pesrs plentiful: c,hsr fruits a fair yisld.
good cider Mi. hsa n u.s isss week oyrplsver5
dr late garden s,un at stAndstill prnnes be-
sinnias 70 fan Apples doing wen and coiorins
souihE.s. ceun,iss q cSnpsr- rhr-'h,ss an
gathered in good condition except late vegetables.
which growing fnely. kmhcT-0afs and wheat
nearly failure: Etna- rhreshins in rrogress; yield
SPOKANE County. Icon Laks-Pastures could
no, he better. Rain was fine for fall plcwfnf East
"a pastures cncnrnber crop Is ane Potatoes half
crop Peone- Threshing about half done. Pnines
nearly an gathered Good crop q fruit Dep
Greek sprine wheat better than winter. but neither
M to aTefage
Big Bend Country; Crescent Rain helped ser.
poor or failure Dougias-Threshins in full prog
res; Weld not up to expectations. Pahs-Ratn
stopped threshins and we. stacks badly; some dam
wara wana-Harrest over Weather favorable for
farm work
Klickitat Country. seott-Pas.ures improved By
rain. whca, threshing about half anisfed Root
Binsen Rain WI improve riot crops and pastures.
GRAPES late peaches and winter sppes are rpen-
ina earlier than wrai Some blowing done White
Salmon Rain not sufficient 70 help growing Prune
crop good Iyie--Carr hsrves, atunut over
Yakima Country: Parker-Erury body preparing 10
piek hops; crop clean Poor hay weather.
Kittiias Country; Gle rn-Rain retarded
O. n SALISBURY.
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New Orleans molasses. 1gal tins. per %as 80
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