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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-29
POsT-INTELLIGESC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The post-fntellgenoer has established branch agen
eies where classified advertisements VIII BE- received
until 10 .. m. each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies the same as at the Post intei-
srncer business Office. Cash sds only wiz be taken
a branch agencies Following Is the list OF agencies
Yorke BavringtOn's drug store,
second avenue and pike.
Dresdway Pharmacy, r. Il. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Renson Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaIIa waIln Pharmacy, Twenty
Arst and East Jefferson.
browns Pharmacy, corner Yesler
ana Broadway.
ghirt1eGs Drug store. Twenty
third avemue south and jackson.
Howell Street Pharmacy, 1922 How
ell, corner IBoren.
north Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
a. y. Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
ona Fifth avenue north.
r. =. CostiGan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Freston's Pharmacy. Ballard ave-
nue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Com pany, lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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WE have cash customers for lcta sn1,scJi
and modern dwellings In any an y ~
513 Third avenue, opposite pn6iss r. W
WANTED--A few special hare.5.- -
cash buyers w. d. Field, Il
building.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
FOR RENT-New 4-story and basement
brick building: for wholesale or manu-
featuring business First avenue south.
will lease for term Of years; ready De-
eember i6. r. NJ. Jordan and Colo
NAL block
FOR RENT-Firs floor OF building. suit
able for restaurant. wholesale business.
job printing or light manufacturing, on
First avenue. south OF Weller street. J.
s Elliott, ais Pioneer block,
FOR RENT-Front room s0x27. suitable
light manufacturing good lightS new
floor. Metropolitan Printing and Bind
ing Company. SO Second ayenoe south,
FOR RENT Store, l42e First avenue.
one-half block below Pike. Bond &
LaFarge, rooms l and P--L building.
FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.
A BARGAIN-Nicely furnished rooming
house rooms; hot and cold water.
bath: rent $50. owner leaving. must
Co basement Pal. building.
FOR sALE--LIyE STOCK.
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FRESH COW. good mixer. nice looking,
price ss5 II. SymOnds. Bellevue.
FOR sALE-2 hoFses- Seattle steam
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FOR sALE-LIyE STOCK.
TAILoR-MApE CLOTHING.

SOMETHING new In Seattle: a tailor
made clothing house; made on our own
premises. What Is tailor made clothing
Clothing that Is made % the finest as
sorted cloth. Gus by practical cutters.
rsade BY practical iaiiors. No factory
work fou'il hnd style. ut. good quality
IN our tailor made clothing departments.
Well sell you a taiior-mads suit cheaper
than you can buy factory made. wein-
berg & kessler, tailors. 10 Second av-
enue south
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PIANOS for rent; new Instruments; rents
Martius. SOS Second
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Personal.


sU TTTEf E EGGS. l i.ARb
We have te gei a move on us to sell our
carload Of Fancy Iowa Crea merry before
they will tear our building down 10
make room Tor a brick block, 20 We
have put the price Of our Fancy Iowa
down TO lbs. 5c. Oregon Brick. 2 los.
Zoe. Ranch Butter. lbs, loc; and listen.
We STILL SELL. OUR FINE FRESH
EGGS for &c dozen, all guaranteed:
and We Also keep the pure leaf lard. 10
10. pail, $l.f0. s-lh., &c. our goods are OF
the best our prices always right. We
always sell what We advertise. and you
viii always md is OK In every 10.
That's our best way Of advertising and
that's what always brings the crowd
&c, ia line and see us az the Cow Butter
Store lt2l Firsi avenue
HUNG 10y BIN great Chinese doctor,
years his family has been noted for the
most renowned doctors. The most sur
prising and marvellous cares done IN
sufficient proof OF his skiiiful ability in
medicines. which has been IN constant
practice IN China for over 300 years
II you've lost an hopes Of recovering
your health. consult Hang Loy Hin. 1is
fssleF way, Seattle. Heuys, to "a a
m: J 70 :. 20 ? p N.
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
t2f0, ladies'; ladies and gentlemen: guar
antee waltz, two-step and all the latest
ballroom dances. extremely low rate for
gentlemen Joining open classes now.
ARAAnf anu r AtNfaN Fffl4HrFs hvals W IL
son Dancing Academy, Pike street,
Ranke block. Private lessons daily
Circulars mailed free.
PARTISAN Monthly Regulator: ,he only
sure and safe remedy; never fails. posi-
lively guaranteed. can be obtained only
from lady physician AZ the Paris ard
New York Medical Electrolysis Tnsfi-
tute. aas-3l0 Washington building, First
avenue.
TEETH filed sc up. gold nllinss, 81 up;
painless extraction. / can beat them al
for good work and low prices. Dr.
Baker, dentist room ~ Sullivan block
PIANOS for rent; new Instruments; rents
applied on purchases; special bargains.
Martius. SOS Second
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DABNEY & coNLEY buy. sell and ex-
change household furniture Of every
description as Pike
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N. j. WALKER. general auctioneer Of
nee. ITO Western avenue. Phone. Bun
1851.
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TEETH filed sc up; gold filings. 81 up:
painless extraction. l can beat them All
for good work and low prices. DR..
Baker. dentist. room ~ Sullivan block
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ron saLr-MusrCAL INsTRUMENrs.
roR sALE-sTEAMBoATs.

PIANO for sale cheap Apply 2eS The
Rainier sixth and Columbia.
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CLJOCHESY-.At Van, Asselts station, December z.
1900. Michael ciochsss. aged 81 years: brother Of
Mrs. Mary Halinan and father OF John Joseph
CIochc&
Funeral from the Church Of Our Lady Of Good
Help. corner Third avenue south and Washington
street. this tssturdss morning. at 10 o'clock Inter
ment In Calvary cemetery
sMfTH-In this city. December ., 1900. Capt. w.
" Smith. aged 20 years.
Remains have been embalmed and viii be shipped
TO San Francisco for interment today By Bonnes *
Stewart
BROwN-On December e. at ai Dexter avenue,
Wayne y. Brown. aged u years, OF scarlet fever
Funeral announcement later.
PUBLISHERS. NOTICE Travelling agents
A d. Burnett, j. A. Mcclellan and Y. blanchard
Ctr collectors are X. r. Hawley, J. A. Goodfellow.
a Il Mills and Robert Akin. Posmasters every
where are our agents. Pay money only 10 these and
10 our resident agents in the various cities and
towns Of the Northwest.
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FOR SALE-BALLARD REAL Hg36I

SNAP-House and two lots. Ballard; r.
Address M q. Post-lntellife221e,
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-10
SUNDAY School Convention

TOLEDO, o., Jan. l0,-Many promi.
ncnt men in the Sunday school work
will attend the annual conference Of the
Field Workers department Of the Inter
national Sunday School Convention.
The meeting brings together the inter-
national, state, territorial aud provin-
cial field workers and officers, paid or
voluntary, and all other field workers,
endorsed by state, territorial, or pro-
vincial associations Among those in
attendance are such wcll.known men as
Il. +. Jacobs, of Chicago; international
Secretary Merton Lawrence, of this
city; Prof. II. NJ. llamill, NJ Illinois,
field secretary Of the international Sun.
day school association; Hugh Cork, Of
Pennsylvania, home department sccre-
tary; Rev. y. NJ. Ferguson, general sec
retary of the New Jersey association
Rev. George o. Bachman, general secrc-
tary Of the Tennessee association
Charles d. Melgs, general secretary OF
the Indiana association; w. c. Pierce. a
prominent Illinois field worker; l.. A.
Fox, general secretary of the Kentucky
association; William Il. Jacobs, general
secretary of Illinois; Col. Robert Cow
den, OF Ohio, and many others. The
meetings are open to all those who may
desire TO attend.
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GEORGE BROS, Proprietors.
Miles Daughters Wedding


WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The marriage
of Miss Celia Sherman Miles, only
daughter Of Maj. Ge. e.Miles,to Cap. Sam
uel Rober, U. 5. A., which will take
place today will be the most brilliant
event in army circles since the daugters
of General Sherman were married in
this city when General Sherman was in
command of the army. The ceremony
will'be solemnized in ST. Johns church.
Miss Anna Hoyt of New York, a cousin
of the bride will be maid Of honor. Six
bridesmaids, all the daughters of prom
inent army and navay officials are in
attendance. The ushers, ten in number,
are selected from among the friends of
the bridegroom. Miss Miles and her fu-
ture husband have been aweethearts
since she wore short frocks and he was
in knickerbockers. II is purely love
match, since neither the bride nor
groom is what is now termed wealthy
and neither has any expectations of in
heriting wealth from any member OF
the Miles, Rebber or Sherman families.
In appearance this couple would delight
the souls of old Spartans. Both are
superb physical specimens. Captain
Rebber is six feet two inches tall and
Miss Miles IS five feet nine. Both are
fond of athletic sports and are consd-
cred among the expert horseback riders
of the country. Captain is now station
ed Mt Governors Island and he will
take his bride TO that post after we'd
ding tour South.
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DO NOT DELAY
Voters Should Attend 10 the Matter a!
Soon as Possible.
II Put OF Until Late Some May Get
Lef-County Clerk Utters
Warning

County Clerk Hall is inclined to be on
the anxious seat on the matter of u g
registration of voters, and says that un-
less the citizens come in faster during
the first part of the time during which
the book is open, there is likely to be a
rush toward the last that will leave
some good voters hanging over the edge
when the books close, which they must
do at O'Clock p. IN. May 18th,
1t seerls quite while till May Is, and
probably it has not occurred to many
voters that there is any occasion to he ia
a hurry, but when it is figured out it is
seen that there is none too great mar
gin.
There are about $500 voters in the
county. The county clerk says that
he can register about 100 per day il they
appear in person at his Office When
they register before notares and the
blanks are sent to him he can handle
about so. lie thinks that about half the
names will come in in that way On this
basis there are 90 days work. Less thau
200 have registered now, and there are
l07 days left after today. This leaves a
margin of only l days, il applications
come in fast enough to keep one man
busy all the time.
There is little chance to utilize assist.
ants and thus expedite registration, for
the names must all go into one book,
which stays in the clerks office.
There is still plenty Of time, but if the
majority put off Registering until the last
two or three weeks it will he physically
impossible to attend to them all. 1t
would not be practicable to work night
shifts for voters will not stand in line all
night Tor the sake OF being registered.
Clerk Hall intends TO keep his office
open from now on during all reasonable
business hours, not closing from - to !,
being on hand in the evening il neces-
sary for the convenience Of voters. lie
doesn't want any one to get left, no
matter what his political complexion.
Voters should bear this matter in
mind and register at the first oppor-
tunity.
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LITTLE TELEGRAMS,

The transports Tarter aud Aztec left
San Francisco for Manila today.
Gen. Shaiter has raised about $4,000
for the Iawlon fund on the pacidS
Coast.
Boar sympathizers in Victoria are be-
ing boycott,d and injured 10y Cana.
dians.
Jim Hill said at st Paul, yesterday
that the passage OF the Hanna-Payne
ship subsidy bill would be a"scandal and
a disgrace"
EliEebeth Gladstone, aged 80 has 80
cured judgment in the superior cou1
against Joseph Boarlman, both OF Saa
Francisco, aged 7S, for breach OF proml
Ise 10 marry. She sued for $500, 900.
A special from Washington says; Col.
lector lvey, al Alaska, will be removed
II he does not tender his resignation
very soon. The department is willing
10 give him AN opportunity 10 resign,
aud his resignation has been requested
with notice OF removal il il is NOT
Ortheoming.
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PogTLAND, Jan. 10. -- Wheat valley
/ 81 "a 81 Walla Walla, 50.
Flour-Portland, $2.65 to 800. SUPER
fine 81. l5 per bbl.
Oat-White 3l@35c, grey 33. 10 "a
Hay Timothy-$9. .50@Sll.0) per ton.
HOps-S@llc; old crop "a Gc.
WoOl-Nalley. l2@l3c: Eastern Or
egon, S@l4c Mohair, "a "a 80.
Millstuff-Bran, Sl7; shorts, SIS,
Poultry-Chickens mixed, s.. 80 10 $50
Hens 10 4.5O, turkeys, live, lSc.
kggs-Oregon, zoe per doz.
Hides-Green, ,salted60 lbs, S@9c. under
40 lbs, 7I6@S19; sheep pelts, l5@20c.
Onions | TO 1c.
Butter-Best dairy, 30@37 \ fancy
creamery, 60c TO bhc store 22lSc 27l6c.
Potatoes--b5 TO 7bc per Genital
Hogs-Heavy dressed 4lsc TO 5JSc.
Mlutton-Dressed,6 ,6Rc tp 7c per pound.
Beef-Steers. $3.50@SI.O0; cows, $500
@$3.5O dressed, beef 6JS 10 IA
Veal-dressed, 6R@S1Sc.
SALEM MAkkET
Wheat-5S pounds aud over III
Wool l6c, Mohair Roe
Hops q TO l0c
Barley 30 10 3Sc
0ats-26 az 2Sc.
llay-Baled, cheat ks.W., Timothy
$S.@Sl0.
Eggs-l7@ lSc.
Flour-ln wholesale lots S2.7O retail
81 90
Millstuffs-bran $500 shorts $1,000
llogs-dressed, 51sc.
Live cattle-Steers 3l4c"ws pa Ia 3.
Sheep-s2. .50@tS.
Dressed Neal-6lSc.
Butter-Dairy Is ccreamery Poe.
Poultry Chickens q to 7c, Turkeys 10
tOl2ko.
Potatoes % 10 3h.
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Russian Guns Due

PnrLADgLPHfA, Jan. lO.-1he DInisl
steamer Vladimir, which sailed iron
Cronstadt, by way Of Fowey, ~ expecte,
to reach this port today with heavy anc
light guns and other war materials o
the most approved type, to ft out th,
Russian warships now being built at
Cramps With the exception Of the
guns, the outfit will be landed, by per
mission OF the United States at the
naval reservation at Fort Mifiiin, until
the war vessel sails, The laws forbid
any craft 10 lie at the wharf on anchor in
the river with explosives on board.
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Marlborourhls Wnr oni6t

LoNDoS, Jan. l0.-The Duke OF MARI
borough's cape outfit has been COM
pleted for sailing today, or as soon rs he
is assigned to "A trnsport. lie will take
four horses, four splendid Spanish mules
and specially built cape cart for go-
ing over the rough roads and the veldt.
Besides, an elaborate kit has been got
together, every device Tor comfort in a
compact space being utilized. lie will
also take four servants, one rcing de.
tailed specially TO look after thc bag
gage. Tho Duke has no stamina and
the Duchess is gravely anxious: II he
escapes the perls OF battle ho may get
an attack OF dysentery or enteric fever,
which he has no constitution 10 resist.
lie is elated over the whole experience.
Mrs. o. II. +. Belmont is here To see
the duke OFF and comfort her daughter
during his first absence since their mar.
risge
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PERSONALS

y NJ. Parvin was passenger for Al
bany today.
j. f. Brown of silverton, is in tn,
city on business.
s. A. Dawson, returned to his home
in Albany this morning.
Fred Davis the commission merchant
went south today on business.
g. Stolz, returned home this morn
ing, from business trip up the river
Murry Flemming has accepted DO.
sition as city salesman for Wright d Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Riggs left last
evening for an extended visit in Ca,ifor.
mia.
Chas. Burggraf, the architect, now OF
Albany, was in the city on business to.
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murphy left today
for Eugene, where they will visit for a
few days.
David Link, Of Eugene, former resi-.
dent of Aurora, was in the city today on
business.
Thos. Scott, the pioneer of SCOTS
Mills, is in the city on business at the
court house.
Rev. J. j. Evans, Of the Christian
church, is at Independence assisting in
revival services.
Miss Florence Mosher, returned home
today. after few weeks visit with
Portland friends.
Elmer Adams came up from Wood
burn, to spend few days with his
father Capt l.. r. Adams.
Mrs. p. j. Beckett has gone to Califor-
mia, where she will spend the winter
with friends and relatives.
Claude Johnson is carrying the back
Of his neck in a sling. on account of a
well-developed carbuncle in that region.
Mrs. T. j. Cherrington is in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Maurer,
and will stay the remainder of the
week.
Chas. d. Gabreilson, the insurance
man, left last evening for visit OF sew
cral weeks at his old home in Des
Moines.
Alex Moir, clerk in Ladd d Busl,
bank, left this morning for Albuquerque,
New Mexico. Mr.. Moir will spend the
winter there searching for better health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Barnes, of the
New York Racket Store, went to Gnde-
pendence last evening for short visit
with the family of their daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Mills.
Harry J. Singleton. who is employed
at Seattle, arrived this morning from
San Francisco, whore he spent several
weeks in a hospital, leaving some minor
parts Of his anatomy, aud comes out
freed from the dread disease. appendi-
citis.
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A nnIionhne.. rrn,r.

Mandell Creighton. the bishop Of
London, has horror OF lending his
favorlte books, says Il London CORE
spondent. The bishop Is charming
wit as well as great scholar, A fel-
low clergyman once visited the bishop
and took a fancy to an old edition Of
Shakespeare. He borrowed the volume
and did not think 10 return Il for sew
eral months.
Finally the minister returned Il with
a letter. saying: MY Dear Blshop-l
have great pleasure In returning the
volume you loaned me-"
The bishop answered; My Dear
Brother-All the Joy Is ine,"-Denver
Republican.
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"Great idea, that OF Mixes" said the
enthusiastic hceler Of the better sort
"Ile isn't satisfied with shaking hands
with his constituents ln the ordinary
way, When he meets Que OF them. he
grabs both his hands"
"Aln't that rather OVERRIDING lty' said
the cautious person,
1T might look that way to you, bul
Mike knows his business. As long as
he holds the fellows hands his watch
Is safe. indianapolis Journal,
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Bfothethood Election.

The Pilgrim Brotherhood held a short
business meeting last evening and
elected officers for the ensuing year. The
present officers were all reelected as
follows: President, John Bayne; vice.
president, A. A. Bashor; secretary, G..
II. Shinn.
Program committee-G NJ. Powers,
John Baync, Il. h. Duncan.
Next regular meeting will be held on
the evening Of Jan. %, when the ques.
tion to be discussed is "What Is the
Moral Influence OF the Press Upon
Society Of today2"
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IT'S wonderful" said the man with
the solemn air OF erudltion. what n
difference slight matter will make In
the worlds estimate Of man"
1T isn't so In literature" was the an.
swer. "A man must have merit
there
mot necessarily. II he gets his spell
ing wrong that's plain ignorance But
II he gets his facts and logic all twist
ed - that's originality" 80 Washington
Star
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Hop Growers
Attention!

We have opened an office and sample
room, in the room at rear Of Gilbert
Bros. Bank, at Salem, Oregon, Will
James Winstanley in charge.
Hop Growers should now send in their
samples, so that they can he arranged
for inspection. Buyers desiring TO bid
on these samples are invited 10 consult
James Wiustanley rs to particulars.
Other Offices will be opened in differ.
ent localities in the near future, OF which
due notice will be given.
For further information address the
secretary, IlENRY l.. BRNTs,
Rutieyille, Oregon 1927 2w
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NniIedDovn.

one OF the seyerest punlshments a
refractory soldier can experience IL to
be mailed down" In a tent Il Is said
that Turkish bath Is frigld affair
as compared with perfectly close
tent under hot sun, and after an
hour or two OF that sort OF sweating
the most rebelllous soldier will readily
promise To be good.
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A nooL sh. wouIan, Read.

There is one book OF MIR, Steven
sons that | myself have never read"
said Mrs. Stevenson. II refused 20
read II and held TO my refusal | make
Il rule never 20 read u novel the
scene OF which Is laid In a bygone age,
The author always deems II his duty
to make his characters talk In what
he considers the language OF that pc
rlod, and ! am always sure that he
doesn't know positively how they did
talk. so | won't read such books
would never read the Black Arrow.
and MIR, Stevenson thought Il such a
good Joke that he Insisted upon dedl'
eating Il 10 illustrated Indiana
Weetlv
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Bryan In Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan, 10 w. J. Bryan
speaks here tonight IL is moi thought
he will touch more than lightly upon
national affairs. IL is understood he
he is to reserve the keynote OF the COM
ing campaign at the Belmont dinner
New York, OF some simililhr function.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-10

Wealthy families In China who hav'
marrlageable daughters whom they de
sire 10 keep at home advertise for de
slrable sons-ln-law. The son.ln-law
thus secured does not take his brld'
away, but merely hangs up his trap
in his wlfe's home and becomes one o.
the family.
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Club Hauled Ua.

BosroN, Jan. l0.-The hearing of thu
members OF the Old Colonial Club.
which was raided for promoting prize.
lighting and selling liquor to non
members without proper license takes
plaCe today,
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Doesn't II hurt your conscience TO
wear those pretty bird wings on your
hatY
1t does "A little, because they are
not genuine wings. They are only
clever limitations. s."-Chicago Tribune.
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Atehison Rook CLOSED

AEw ioRE, Jan. lO.-The transfer
books for the preferred stock Of the Atch.
ison close at 3 O'Clock today unul Feb
2 A dividend has been declared pay
able Feb. Of 81 50 per share.
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Halifax Garrison.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. l0.-The Lem
ster Regiment (Royal Canadians, now
doing garrison duty here, sail today for
duty in South Africa to which point
they were ordered from England.
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Breakfast Cereals
Steamers Seiged

Aud food coniscaied by the British, but
we ia Oregon have quieter way, we just
use our money and secure plenty OF first
class groceries from Branson q Ragan
cod
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FOR SALE-62 aVres OF good land as
acres plow land, good house, and
harm, running water an place, 80 rods
IRON school store and pOstOtfice for
f235O. $500 cash, balanc, i'm wears.
Call or address II Bellaris 81.
Paul, Oregon l-lO-lm.
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The length Of the Grand canal from
Tlen-tsln to Hang Chow, In China. is
$50 miles. II connects great parts with
rich cnnl reglons.
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MILLAMRrrK.

" L Joifress, T d Wilcox. Tall
Thompson, " y Jones, n Smith, j A
: A u Puter, II II fenton, Chas :
reele, 5 A spencer G L Gaatenbein,
Portland Emiel klese, Olympia, Wn
W T. Mathews, Chicago; @ Wicher,
lamhill; Robt & smith, Grants Pass
Felix kraemer, New York.
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