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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-27

Referring to the proclamation issued
to the Beers by Colonel Baden-PowaIII'
the British commander of Mafeking in
which he told them that "the America n
government had warned the Others If
its intention to side with England
Lambert says. in the New Vol. r.
mans Journal: None of us ever ev
pected to live to see the day when Enc
land would rely upon our beloved con5
try to assist her in her work of robbery
and plumber But then, none of ms evay
dreamed that the government of tba
United States would fall into the hands
of men who have proved themselves
traitors to the great principles that
the advent OF McKinleyism and Hanna
ISM" "a
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-27
GENENlENE M'CARDLE.
St Patrick's School,
Butte Mont Ian II 1QOO

Butte, Mont, Jan. Il, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
hope you are well. 1 like to go to
school We play house when it is not
cold. l wonder if you know who / am.
] am little girl in the B second grade.
] got story book for a Christmas
present. / viii write soon again.
From your loving niece
MABLE SHINNICK.
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Pc L4e only line running through car.
a TOT Butte. Missouri river. Chic
@,G 81 Louis. without change
II me card in effect Oct H. 1890
rams Will arrive and depart at
Lake City daily as follows:
Arrive.
rom ogden, Chicago. Omaha
~, LOUIS Kansas City and
From Dgny 6r5c,, ...........-.. $50 a
6utle' Helena and San Fran
.F $3.50 il,,,, -, ....-........... 9:O5
FT TnG i69t5e9rmediate points -. g:85 q
I9lil ogden. Chicago St. Louis.
.. fTo san FRANCISCO ........... 500 T
Fond 231 TTFir TeiI -, 400 Z
FT mediate points 49, CIV - '... $50 :
I'm I'm preston. Logan Brigham
ogden and Intermediates points san q
Loll OSden, Butte. San Francis
co and intermediates Dofnts IN n
Depart
~ ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
CGenEer, Kansas City. st. Louis.
6o 1tC4e valley and intermediate
For Ttntic. Me-cur aud inter inter 80 q
.. RFeaia e. points points 80. 1850 a
Fa aPd o Terminus -. rs a
IL Gsoen, Butte. Helena Port
e. lt-ilu ana ana intermediate points. 9:45 a
~ ogden Omaha. Chicago,
~ . Kansas City, st. Louis
sF7or San I < raEclsco .............1 HIS a
,FroVo. Sanpete Milford
For r'3 0l Intermediate points ...-- $50 p
On CsIiueH' Denver. Kansas City,
O C,Lla. st. Louis and Chi
Fc $50 9e:5sn. $50. $40 p
,,o 1ffr'tS4Ace and intermediate
fU,IIte1 1900. .........-.-.... $40 u.
Telephone No. so.
daI Ifains south Of Juab do not run 81
T.D{aily except Sunday.
" ! l Sh 9fiice. Masonic block, No.
g. W. WI! HI BANCROFT. Vice President a
:; w. ECCLES. General Traffic Ma
Ticket Agent. . ca
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Salt Lake CITY Ian ia 1901

Salt Lake City, Jan. 16 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
L am little boy, who did not go home
for Christmas. but stayed at the school
and played billiards. One night when
] was 80 points 1 bet q little boy five
marbles Ia win in five minutes. He
won but l got the marbles.
Your loving nephew,
LARMAS TOMKIN.
tHow did you get them, Larmas?
Aunt Busy.)
Salt Lake, Jan. 49, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
l am very glad to come back to the
college. l had very nice time Christ
mas and got a great deal of nice pres
ents. My sister gave me a lovely book
the name of it is a Boy Trooper.
hope you had a merry Christmas and a
happy new years. Good bye I think
nave said enough for the present
Your loving nephew,
WILLIE CARR Age 10
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aI IL. -. Louis. without change.
IIIne card in effect oct. L., 1899.
, rams Will arrive and depart at
Lake CIV lliLr ~ rrIL.r--.
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WILLIE CARR, Age 10.
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ARRIVE SALT LAKE CTT

Ticket Office. 1O3 West Second South.
Postoffice Corner.
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THE WRITING LESSON.

MARGARET MELLIN.
Hamilton. New.
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$40 pm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-02

Home. fer rqtt Candle; Nor str florida for New
chwanx. via Tacoma schr Queen. for Port Gamble .
Oct !. afr willamette Tor seattle
FORT CAMILLE Sailed. sept y. III Reaper
for Port piris.
poRT TOWNSEND Passed in. sept. o. Br sh
Glenogh, I'D a. m from Vancouver Tor Seattle
Passed out, schr Bangor, from Port Gamble, for
Hnndipu; kr str Tartar. from Seattle for vladiyos
tok Arrived. str Alliance. fgom Nome. and sailed
y m. Tor Seattle. Passed ~. Oct \ str senator
a m. from Nome Cor ssatfie; str City u Topeka
s.5 a m, from skagwNy Cor Seattle, str City u
fueha, LIS 2, m from san Frsneisco for saaftis
Passed out, al Ahner coburn. FROM Port BiAksey
for sydney
DuSKiRK In port. sept ). French hs Colbert,
Ter Vancouver
LlyERrooi-In port. Aux n Br N LINTON.
for ysne ;sFur
SPOKEN Per ser Roanoke seTt ~ IN uninsk
pass, hk Rnfs Wood frpm unAiaska iu Esaui.
malt; same date. Al :, y Carleton. firm raroms
for Dutch harhct
yoKoHaMA- Sailed, sept IS sir oirmpls, for
Tacoma. Arrived, ssps. - sr Victoria. fFem Ia
eoms
SEAH HAy~oes. l. cloudy; east wind three
tow q tus from foft Hlaksisy for SYDNEY Br IN
fAndhef. M n TOW q taE fnoIn MonaYrille
fof iondrB schf Defiance. ? n III tdN q tug
from MendYvilie faE Sydney nF Sd Gieusd 70
m in tew q tus. from TsccfNS faf rnitna King
dem: str oneen, Ran =. m, ffom Seattle Tor san
san FRANCISCO sand. OF. /. str Mlaeola
for Tacoma.
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South Seattle.


-. saturday night while a rousinK
LLss,s,srar rally was being held al Bat
TX 4 democratic rally was IN progress
n gG@.1rretown. II Is quite interesting 10
~ he contrast between these two
n oss The speakers al Ballard had
1es a.,t,snen composed OF prosperous and
y ss.r,sd citizens so did those at George
er Al Ballard the speakers told their
sssrrrs that the prosperity winch had
80 had come to stay II the voters only
- tbc men IN Office who are In sympa-
~. ~ ritb prosperity. The citizens knew u
W ,hs truth and applause was frequent
re 4. Geo Georgetown the speakers told those
.s.srnt that times were not really any
sstttr now than they we're four years
49, shat trusts and Imperialism would,
n. ~ nresen, administration was allowed
\. ,euaiu in power, bring poverty and de-
s,urfion 10 America and Americans. 1T
- refoym that Is needed" was the
|,hes,sht expressed by the speakers.
sRsform." however' didn seem 70 take
sirht. The people Of this place have been
@asSrv much Of reform" in this state
y laie' as administered by Gov. Rogers
"A hls state board Of education. and the
frswre- WestIand book reform associa-
IN good many present at that meet
~ M that II must require considerable
rssee for the speakers to talk reform.
rhs cfslzene OF this place are actually
~ buxy and prosperous 10 pay much
ssr,ous attention 10 such harangue as the
sssiar orators INDUCED In at Georgetown.
In 4 hard 20 convince people that times
- 70 better when they are receiving the
|hers6t Of better times.
Accogdlng 70 the present plans OF the
Republican county centzal committee the
f4tip<ns Of this place viii be given an op-
|p1nunlty Thursday night 10 hear three
|rS IN hest Republican orators Of the
campaign. namely, Hon. w y. Stratton.
rspablican candidate for attorney gem
srsl John II. Schively. chairman OF the
Republican state central committee, and
Jain IT. Powell. They will speak at
0sufktfown Thursday night.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


The week and month opened toaay with an in
sleAsea demand for neatly au market c1tns8niities
,ot ooly j. the local demand large ont aatsida or
Nsse heavy The expected sailing q several
sassmTrs Tor CAPE Nome during the cuurse Of the
week s responsible tgv a large portion - The in
eFeaSed tSiness. ard dealers particularly in fruits
nssstsEle egEs and butter, are actively ensaggi in
xaef'.hg II There II , consequent continuation Of
nm prices, though ne have been few advances in
10 the fruit market there "a little change in prices
tantalqure which are net coming in in large guam
Tries are quoted today AZ 81 80 which !. probably
y sdFsnee q he real market strength Grapss were
Wen cleaned M On Saturday. bnt Subsequent re-
eeipis, af1ung them car II CoucoFds from Ohio
nafe relieved the scarcity ard a stesmer from San
s aa'e pi le ,gs I'm 'sr n si,.s, 'ss
g prr basket and Pacific coast varieties at a91asl
The steamer from the South is also expected 10
bring n censsgnments Of ounces. which quoted
Vegetables arc IN active demand. particularly for
Northern shipment and prices arc firm. Beyond
w, mere y itle ohanre N market conditions
-or1c hef peppers are expected on the steamey
named, which are quoted at SIS
Hay oats and feed remain unchanged. the demand
again bas fe ee ana CA is,, % .d dss ssit o,
corn nrofurts. The railroads stin continue respor
sblc for much aunoyaree 70 dealers. who unahle
70 get cars through. There seems 10 he general
ueup or blockade ~ freight all alnng the lines.
Shipments constantly overdue and ~ times Il is
impossible 70 get products 20 market, This, together
with the scarcity and high price Of charters for grain
carving 10 foreign markets brings Seattie's ship
ping business 10 low ebl
Eggs and butter are In great demand and prices
remain firm From s0a3ic il naw heinx paid for
good ranch eggs. ard they are selling for slazlc.
Carload lots from the Fast do not 10 have
gsessa the sdssnc,nE price o. ne psst few weeks
the case with eggs large shipments are being made
70 Alaska An order, also received today for
shipment TO japan.
There Is no change IN ether markets In prices or
conditions further than the increased demand which
many Of them have felt.
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PURcHAsISo PRICES.

The following prices nre being offered 70 ms pro
Queer BY the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on tbs dock and IN the At Seattle
Grain Oats, s2adai: barley SIS 5Aais; wheat.
chicken feed Sis Is bran sii; shorts. sl7
Hav- Puget sonnd S0nli: Eastern Washington
timothy. sis: Alfalfa, 50 a rrr ton.
Fggs- Strictly fresh ranch Wof5ic
Bntirr-Fresh ranch, iSdlsc; creamery, 1sdfc
Poultry Lire chickens lgai2c. live turkeys, lie:
turkeys isc geese. l1r; ducks. i0d12c PER n,
Live .,ncf--Choice beef cattle. cows. 1t3sc
steers, ieiise; choice sheep. 3ik@se good hoss. live
e. hogs dressed 7c; calves dressed. large Sc small
Zoe; calves live sa7c.
Iiidra, pelts sud wool--Ieavv scund saiied steers
ever 70 hs Tke medium. sound rer N, srk Light.
sound under ~ lbs, sac: cows. sound. al weishts
81 r; stsss. balls and oxen eve: ssited hps. ehe.
ralvrs, per H. &C. green hides. lc less than sslted
dry hides, ID, ni1e; dry cull.. onethird less
deer. per N. 2sf5oc winter deer Arv. TOR
nc rnrery deer iaaise dvv els. ssioc: green slt
iasc; sheep pelts. &easl 70; .hesdings 1900
Eastern Wsshinaton wool. sfiie; Western Wishing
ton wool. ise; dirty or timber burned. i,aiic:
tai,ov. A2slc
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visible Grain supply.
u 70 =
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The board Of Trade.

CHICAGO Oct t--wheat opened weak AZ fsis
@Ts%c Deliveries m 0ctst~r contracts early were
!. go 600 hnshels Worlds thirncnts were 3 800 sjo
sshsls and cables easier The fuarsrt sisadied
ho~ever beesese there rain IN tho Northwest.
With snf rain predicted for tomorrow Nosfh-
western markets Turned strong an additional help
These twe influences tent the priea On shs upward
read and when wss snrcanred thSt the visible
increase eniv ,lkeN hrshels further advance
resulted November raiiiei te Ts ~sfsn and closed
stfsns a. TIA. srirt. s2Ae the eloss Ssfur-
s.e
llrrn frm wet weather IN the West. No.
YER her closed 10 Saturday. AZ Thc
Oats were Tefy firm hft 1Nlff November closed
L@Ar higher, AZ ZAa2se
Provisions hrm the snail stocks aud ight
de!irefiss On October r1ntFaets Ths erenns was
tgile easter % the hesry rn ~ hogs, hut the ~,
psasaiou only raaHeatArv tannarv royk ri6aed
ifasc over SATURDAY,, and lard and ribs each rus
htsher.
The Leading futures ransef a, feliovs'
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstufYs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Wheat and BARLEY
Futures. steady; spot wheat. quiet; spot barley.
oats STEADY
Spot quotations were;
Wheat shiprinE No. l. s.csfs choice. si.esls !;
Barley-Fecd TeFTsc: brewing fsisdsiIc
oats- Cry. 8 i1iA@i.as; black. for seed 81 ais9
Receipts.
barley, centais. u Co., oats centais no. beans
sacks 800 potatoes. sacks. 500 hrsn sacks. 100
miadass. sacks 20; hay tors. oO wool. bales. IN
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Milirufs Middlinss, sss2io; bran. slsHIT per
Hay-whe.t SCI vhss, ard ont. Sc sslli s.;
s. sealsso straw. 2sasfSc per bale
Potatoes River Burbant. Nss5c; Salinas Bur
banks, T0c@sl os; sweet Tsceisl 3
psrasus. Tscar %
can lines, ssd5 -: calitoraia lemons. 81 IS
~ Is choice California lemons So 0d3. 50; bananas
Buttsr-Faney creamery. s4aasc; seconds. rasc;
fancy dairy 74d15c: seconds. lsN.3e.
Cheese-New California fats, iaaioise; Young
America, 1914 6lic; Eastern, liNf5c.
Eggs Store, @feic fancy ranch, $50; Eastern. ers
g3r
Pcuitry-lTurley eobbiers. lsalsc; turkey hens. IS
%; small hroiiers s2a2 50: large broer. ssa5 Is:
fryer. sssssO hens 50 5oas; old ducks. sss, geese.
81 0sdi 80.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring- Nevada, iisisc; Eastern oresnn, 10
allie valley oregon ieaisr Faii--NnrntRin iamls',
adloc; Humboldt and Mendocino. l6ai2c
Hnps-Crop Of 1900, ieaitc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat Steady; December. a.@; May. ai,Js;
cash. No2is
barley STEADY: T5&o
CoFn--Laree yellow. 81 mai nv.
r q y
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CHICAGO Oct I-Cattls- Rresirss a xa hsss
frrlutce &C Wessrfus sn1 30 Tsxsra e~-s~-
ALI snlrf e's9r - t. ia@sg hatahrrs' sinsk Ee~
>sfirrt Iest RI sas 'as- ssp ruArats 81 g As
81 ,of5 se1a-fat tfsslssa. usa6 & sualN g. aud
ssssera sEw e. = isss Ng1 g -~vE g -
e. helfers. r. fsast aaa.ers. s184 O. balls e "a
& 3 rsirrs sAs6 6 Te1tns Fss ssears 81 ta8s x
ssarss-s e set. buIts e ssEs
Hors-R sesir-s tsdsr. % eU had: trr,-rrrzW sssf
snstrf y ~ isff r-sr so EaiffF astsrr suds..r
= lassr T1r g e. ulra3 hgtcssert ISIS -: Erat
20 'hri-e heavv. sS9&Eis rresh nyarr s. EsFg
agnt 81 a1rx N.N q osfe Is saHs
Slrsp RrcairtF @cn hsaf sssasy - straas
chslrs larbs sfeatE; ekhss vsak - Toe is~.r Geot
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Sr4r~,,s kfsasssr gessrtf ne f-i5.stas.
No. - aiflFtA ssss r. ~ Ansaass. s,~z
~ ssr.s@. esfsasf taHi VAueasesf ocs 4
saasssst ~ 80 Nn1. ~ t1tf gf fsrsaa Ma
ssAss - ~ q NiFtiA fgam sss Franrss,s
cssslss6 =, e Sn feL sin Fyapgl.,a ~
~ Arri,,ss ~ = farsf fg Vliiitas-
TAfsivt 80 saisl tsf s,a Frsessssa
nas,,sss s'i'sea ssrt iktn Anssa fro~
.ss. -. Mass In OF l. stf Rsh.gs Alan.
SAN rpaS.,ts 5iasfitsp FER NAuAiFao.
Ashsss e. se', So ypa A. ST. IsAuls want
~ 1A msusus stssn psst - r, .isss 80 ~
rAesAsi1 VIZ - tcnt krrisea sers y ~
"a r.4..,.. settle Strf W Fraist o-t I
feAs ~. .ee IAeouaa Ssiiad ssnt u ~
~ x.s.an..A e.A, Cor SsAtila; Scpl y. .ehs Aris
1884 ~ SssE.xA.. iaz S>..t.s. 81 Es.,st
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tarh aaofabohss
ris-ss- gfsslfr
Ntrsi Ne : sgarfar rtzfSr: Ne ~ TsE-Ae
CafnaSr WtssE~ NJ rsilrp NJ eRsse
psss Ne : "a s-sise. No. : salts. ss88Gs.
Ne 4 whhe Hfk sHNe
W = NNr
narisy aess fsesins. G sss Fair "a rhalrs rais
irs sttUs
FisresI ys l. uCRs We Sxthwsstsrs4
q rthRi
~ynnctNr ssks- rrirr g wR4 q
.srs ru~f psg hsF-r9 81 SEys -
Fsss- r. ~ rrnrss E me- =
sAess Hrs Rios lsess e fers 8
ssrviss=N rigy salss terss 81 ag&c
2fHrf a.@as Clear hrSsA q MFA =
gThiskF Basis q hs0A wtsss q r.
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NEWS NOTES OF THE suburbs.
u.u~H71nAaAaHa47A a4.1a17naxan-y

question OF railroad rates was discussed
and will be made the subject 81 a speciai
meeting. This applies only 10 the scat
tie & International railroad as there "a
now Q three-cent rate between Ballard
and Seattle on this road Although
work on the street IS supposed 10 COM
mence within fifteen days II Is probable
that the other questions which have en-
tered into the agreement may somewhat
delay the work.
r r Parminter, prominent single
man OF Granite Falls. was visiting Inc
s.hingie manufacturers IN Ballard yester-
day.
The tug Colman Is at Hickman & Han
sons ship yard and will 20 on the WAYS
for general overhauling
Capt. Thomas Reed has begun lav,ng
the Keel for the now tug which Is to be
built for the Stimson Min Company. ire
rug WIZ DC ninety feet in length and Of
~ sorgenfrie. a carpenter. while AZ
Work on new house being built rr
isroadway, saturday afternoon, lost his
balance and fell from the roof to the
ground. sustaining serious Injuries He
was removed to his home
:. Clark Evans and Robert Fox. Of the
simonds Saw Company, were in Ballard
yesterday.
Capt. Williams. who runs the ferry be-
tween Ballard and Magnolia BLUFF. has
puilt a new waiting room on the Ballard
side OF the bay Cant. wuiIanns sax~
travel TO Magnolia bluff his doubled III
the past few months.
The. tug Thurston. which had been IN
dergoing repairs at Hickman & Hanson's
ship yard. was hauled off the ways yes
terday and went to Seattle
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E,verhedy that can spare she tire wtll
attend he Fristt Pair At Spokane Enuad
trfp tickets. va the Great Northern HI.
only SIC a. Oct q
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n - fssSt hafirsun iasapsrs;urs 8 dexfees
~ -, ~ 1ssAs - f1ags q fain ssn tqrtns
az -. 'f,li tssf SEEMS WssEasf ras4tsF ,sesifv
~' Assi ta feTat satlusig ulafs
0N0RaE SALISBURY.
Hpftk-n pt~a4stef
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DAILY nuLLETIS

sAixh STAIRS DEPARTMENT OF AGRl.
suiftRE~W WEATHER nuREAr
DAILY ntLLErfN
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY,
Portland. Or, OCT. l. 1900.
ssess's astaRsgy temperature
Seattle. oct /. 100.
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[alIlll1IlE!C

i.sa,s "a a5fa afsas, ftusftes eFf-f teiasA4
rjtt MI esstk sfase. I'D @sfss ieef- "a Ns@fA
Asrt FAIiurs y tssR C49A hNMsHf Nerasasay,
IN. wnsoa "a TsraFs hiHa<a IA far rFe9f* y
5res, lns.ttal fsts1 aN1. vi seisfss So 1ess ~
.Itsss8s et.es We Akve care9 10 saTSk essss ia ~
n IS AAF. 100 Fass gr9A tres
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WEAk MEN No CURE, No PAY
VkAN MILLING Dr. MCiauchln's Offer t. weak Men.

where Il has been used rlis point is mp
preciaici, especially hs those who havs
tried other kinds ~ belts. snf my busl-
ness has prosgered because OF u
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with vim. energy. courage. ambition
confidence and iron nerves the VS.. 70
a successful life is open 20 every man.
The strong man is success. he VIII
not be denied; he IL bound 20 win over
weak. lrresolute men 1T all times.
The WORLDS greatest men have been
men Af iron nerve.
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NJ EltCIRiC Sell.

Nv appliance commands respect because
Of tte worth. because u ~ mace Nita
- make Al appliance which uili cure
u,herevrr a cure IL possible. In all cases
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COTTON MARKET.


NEW ynHw orr t.4lFhgs vas ftfa'fussTs =
- s-ss,. sssskss thfas fttffs4 ~ re 5EfffF
sse~s 81 fsrfreaf rtth vas srssfrt fetr - .ftsss
49,. .rrtg4rsssi GNt shlss tefaEsf "a erefs =
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On sale Oct a Coed 20 retHrn Oct IL
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Fremont.
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Fremont, for a place Of It's size has
excellent mail service. Five mails arrive
ana depart avery day. Three OF these
are from and to Seattle and the others
70 and from points on the Seattle e.
international railroad. The business Of
last spring. and is sim growing Each
quarterly statement shows large in
crease. Although the office room il fairly
large. the quarters are cramped and
II Fremont continues to grow the office
Will soon have to be enlarged.
A daughter was born Saturday TO Mr..
and Mrs. j. Bailey. OF Fremont
j. w. Smart. Of Fremont laft vestor-
day for Stanwood where he viii visit
bis daughter. Mrs. Durgin.
Miss Margaret Coutts. of Fremont.
spent Sunday with friends In Tacoma.
n. F. Reed leaves today for Santa Mon
lea, Cal. where he viii enter the sol
diers' home.
A Democratic rally was held on Fri
day night In Dixon's hall, Fremont Only
hve or six people attended. and after
ers. 10 work up show OF enthusiasm
and collect a crowd the meeting was nd-
tourned II did not last over half an
hour, and most Of that time was taken
up with music II Is now conceded hy
almost everyone that the Ninth ward
Some say Ant the majority will exceea
20. In spite Of the fact that Councilman
Murphy, n Democrat. was elected Mt the
last city election. the sentiment OF the
ncighborhecd Is entirely I'm favor of the
Republican party and prosperity.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct, l--wheat-Iialf cent inwer
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