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chance for recreation. give them poor food
and cast-off clothing. They do not treat
them as children of their own. The boys
and girls become rebeiiious and run away.
They are picked up by the superintendent
and tried again. run away again. are adj
Judged incorrisible. and sent to the re-
form school, Can you blame any Amert-
can boy or girl fo- trying to escape that
kind of tyranny?
I'm the last reports OF the superintend-
ents of the reform schools OF Washington
and Oregon notice that Washington has
$50 and oregon but ninety mine BOYS and
girls in charge. One of the principal
land society keeps many children from GO
TO the reform school, while Washington
has no other place to send them The
stain OF the reform school stays with
children through life. Different grades
OF fncorrigible and vicious boys should be
separated II boys and girls are allowed
70 associate with the depraved they soon
become as bad m the worst
II am satisfied that II the members OF
the council had understood the objects for
which the Boys and Girls Aid Society OF
Seattle, was organized and the reasons for
giving their superintendent the power
ana pay OF police officer. there would
not have been dissenting voice, nor
would they have referred the matter 10
attic wishes TO have crime checked In in
fancy: our children are growing. and we
wish to protect them from thopa Infnr-
for them.
The chief Of police has power 10 sc, IN
M cases So far rs making arrests az
children. the superintendent of the eoriety
would be under his orders itst a. ara
20 him. N"Ne
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Notice 20 Transportation Comps mic.
In the Alaska Trade

owing Ia reports row being circulated
IA &aszse thar Dutch harbor had quaran-
tlued against Nome. tho North American
Commercial Company Wishes 60 bring 10
their notice that no quarantine d IN sf.
feet against any vessel coming into This
port without any Contagious disease on
board Tho Tnlfed States government
has established AZ Dutch harbor a ma
vine hospital which is IN charge ~ one
81 their duly appointed surgeons and =
under the same rules and regulations as
an marine hospitals.
The North American Commercial Com
pany has been established az Dutch har-
bor for the past ten years. where II haz
a. all times ample supplies and coal on
hand as well as suitable dockage and ho-
tel accommodations. The general bad
quarters % the company are situated IA
san Franclsco-ruom = Mills building
where all information and prices can ha
secured from Mr. T. A. Cox. secretary
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Mountain Cloudbur.t Cause. n Roug h
Time In Moptaua

The Northern Pacifc's North coa@, linn
ned train. delayed In Montana for the
past Tour days on account ~ the wash
20 cloudburss IN the rnoortaina IL tbet
vicinity. arrived here at $40 las; nlrht
Fhe mood was the most remarkable one
ever occurring IN that section and GOV.
efed an imfnsuNe areA ~ territory Cabin
creek The stream SPAWNED hy the wr.ck
20 bfidsr, ordinarily almost a dry bed
ross nnul y became a raging torrer, with
loSsfone river rnee six feet.
ne water had washed around ard nm
orr The huge stone pillars ~ he hrtJye
until one end fell A special effort was
made 20 set the pa~weprer~ ~ 49, &c..
- across 20 another train which st9oi
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Six Months Business in Lumber
and Shingles.
EEcH MONTH SHOWS a GAIN.
Pert BIskeIey the Largest shipping
Port for This Kind of Cargo ON
Puget sound-Rsn shipments
More Than 30 Per Cent. Greater
June Has Lowest Increase Record.

The lumber and shingic traffic from the
state OF Washington for tho FIRST six
months OF the present year shows a
marvellous Increase over the same period
Of year ago. When II Is taken INTO
consideration that during the entire pres
ent year there has been a general COM
plaint OF a falling on IN business. and
particularly I'm the single trade, the fig
ures presented by the Pacific Lumber
Trade Journal In its current issue. are
surprising.
The showing made by the statistics fur
nished Indicate that In the month Of
January the increase over January. 1899.
was 10 per cent. IN March "a per cent.
and In May IS per cent June has the
lowest record for any month Of the half
year. showing an increase OF but per
cent. A monthly statement OF tbs cargo
trade. giving the result In feet OF product
and percentage OF gain. IL rs follows:
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TWO WIVES SEEK DIVORCE.
One Alleges Abandonment and the
Other Nonsupport.

Two new suits for divorce were insti-
tuted IN the superior court yesterday. One
plaintiff alleges that her husband has
another claims that she possesses a hus-
band who is a lazy. trifiing. shiftless
man"
Emilia Strassner says she married WILL
liam Strassner In this county January s..
1898. and that during almost the whole
time of their welded life he has failed 10
support her. because he Is lazy, shii uess
and worthless" The plaintiff also alleges
tuned her to resort TO dfshonorable meth
DDS of earning livelihood.
Ida T.. Fletcher sets forth that she mar
ried William II. Fletcher in Oregon on
June IS 1891. and that In the following
January he deserted her. and has since
failed to make His whereabouts known TO
her. There is ane child as result of the
union. aged years. of which Mrs.
Fletcher petitions the court to award her
the custody.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOwNsEvD-Pass Aug " ca =
Arethusa, from Altoona for Seattle. a
utiLu-Artised. Aug l. Ar sts MiqvuA'
from Victoria. IA
PORT TowNsEND--Pssscd.A Aug, IS ~ csa>ee'
nial, from Meme. Arrived. schr ssivstcf, froa -
Michael
cHEMAtSus--s sslsd. Ans. u. sh Jsn~ Dr..
mond. for Port Townsend
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AUG ~ nr ctr GesdgM.
for Tacoma. Arrived, Aug. H. Br str Bnsms, ~
Oregon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aus II. str otynpla, m
Tacoma
MEMoHANDrM-pe srhr voisnss. Aug. "a ~
San fssnriscn. Aug H. Tor Port Bisksisy. II ~
81 ting Tstocsh. also 4 namber 81 piles whteA ~
menace 20 navigation Aug. -; tsu mils nns1epo9
II Point Reyes scbr Volunteer. from Hsa tn9
cisco. Ang. "a. for Coos bay. IN tow n ta Co..
hla. N
SAN FRANCIsCo- Sailed. Ang u. sehf CeeutA.
Tor coaailie river Arrived Egbsrt. from Hes1ees
ctr Newhurs. from Graz. harb5r. str wsiiA wss<
from Victoria
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HAVE FINISHED SURVEY.
'rors OF Engineers Rave Completed
Their Work On IInc From m
fcashurx To Ifua

SPECIAL Lisnatch 20 the PoE,-Tnieuis.noe
F.lsi-f NAbl kfs, Aug E~The rerp. ~
slhe hAye cornpietet the line from TI.5
N Aaams county. n Fsl'emsi,orK ami az
~ ~ amp inside the cliy il-ntix
Nork ngt v - known that fhey wreuro5
~ excellent grade 20 The Columbia rives
from Lind the only hard pNrt - az
slHe icing from tbs river 20 the Summit
ueter~ descending insn Ritfitss yafie1
A.a tHAi presents no great ohefnriss
hfee men are raid with %orfbsrn Pa
the merchants here 4NNk
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FOR FEDERAL APPOINTMENT.
Number Of Civil Service Examtna-
tt0ns to he Held Next Month.

Notice has been given by the board Of
civil service examiners of the following
United States civil service examinations
to be held in this city next month: Sep
TENDER Is. 10 and 90. for the position Of
electrical expert and craftsman In the bu-
reau Of equipment of the navy depart
ment with salary of 1880 per annum.
September IL and 10. for the position of as
sistant mechanical craftsman In the bu-
reau OF construction and repair. Of the
navy department, at salary OF "a per
diem. September 20 and 2I. for the POSI-
ton of interpreter of Kramish and wend-
ish languages, at the bureau OF immigra-
ton. Ellis Island. New York.
The examination for the position OF
physicist which was to have been held
August q and %. has been postponed un-
Ill Septemher 20 and 81
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ARRn

Catarrh has become such a common
disease that person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint Is seldom met
with. tits customary to speak Of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than a bad cold,
\ simple Inflammation Of the nose aud
throat. II Is, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease II not at first, il
very soon becomes so.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul sccretions, and the poison
through the general circulation is carried
10 all parts OF the system.
.salves, washes and sprays are unsa,is
factory and disappointing, because they
do not reach the sea; Of the trouble s.
S. s. does II cieanses the blood Of the
poison and eliminates from the system all
catarrhal secrrsionS, and thus cares thor.
oughly and permanently the worst cases.
Mr.. ?. n. NehIiister, - Harrpdshurg Ky,
writes Hasing hesn terrible sufferer frg-n
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A. 2aar who for several years has been
index clerk under County Auditor Even
SON. yesterday resigned this position to ac-
cept another In the Scandinavian-Ame
can hank. Mr.. I.aar will succeed to the
position of receiving teller. made vacant
by the death Of Martin A. Ringhcim.
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Bogus gold dust. con- aiming " per cent.
copper and 70 per cent. gold, 4 In circu-
lation At Nome. Small quantities 81 Il
have been detected and destroyed. IL IL
thought that a gang of gold dust coun-
terfeiters that formerly operated az Daw-
son is now at work in Nome.
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GuNNERs HAVE rooR Luck.
Dry weather Prevents Good Grouse
shooting.

Owing 10 the dry weather which has
prevailed for the past TWO weeks the large
majority Of sportsmen who went out yes
,erday In quest Of grouse came home with
small game bags and In many instances
empty ones All unite In saving that
though there are numerous evidences that
bird. are abundant the dry soil and un-
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dergrowth make II difficult. for dogs to
work and as a consequence the coveys are
hard to locate.
The only bag of consequence reported
last night was that made by William Nc
Mahon an employee of the county clerks
Office. He. in company with one compah-
ion, succeeded in killing fifteen birds. Cap
tain of Police Willard killed three birds
near the Lake Washington pumping sta
ton, east OF Kent Mort Atkinson. A. l..
Hall Samuel Rathbun and several other
well-known sportsmen returned to the
city empty handed.
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In the civil department of the superior
court Judge Moore was yesterday engaged
In determining the value OF property
which the city n DESTROYS OF condemning
for the purpose Of extending Twenty-thiri
avenue. The following owners were given
verdicts In the amounts named: James
O'Neiil x15 James Gonzales. 500; Lee Ell
lott sos; Mary l. Berry, $500
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HOTEL ANIMALS.


2 = louss Whatsrm Jsspb Bsts wsna ws7A
& q Keen. kbefdeen. q " Fiyains "a
Re- .. tuf. riSTfyi A. O Iipfss, Nose.
a. Vs. Gfirl,h, X g Mr. Miils ysnesassr
ar A Mrs. Hlaalfo, sAHMm Williams, Hsssnss
iese EN- MFfsr. Essrsft
~. , Y. Nerrfoss. Baiis p Bssrr. "a
y NfNAazft A.. En- rka'fher. ~
ffrd Hclhfcot dn 4 & Hsn vlsssom.
Fraak nrs.nii. Darpon NJ Vs. nliss wsa&lxb~aA
tisu. ~ Kanfess. Nras. Pm Elrnaasr Portland
q Ksnnstffee. "a j. 'lssiitsrxsf. Enesssslas.
w. Ins~oa, Vancouver Jssu.a Esrs. Kssehlssn.
", e. cauataes san W. Mlss X, Gater. Portland
The Brasswick.
y I sshersk. Tseerna, ~ 8 B8rIss sp1tasa
Mia " i-esst. a. z Fairrbisa PagsAnt
u A 'veitsm B4lers Atred lar Oss Hsfh
g. A kAsh. Aihsfqesfq. & " van CIV
" 4fqsis, Cvttfeits- Alrs wa>dhn. EssYsft
H wsHa rsssshurs 4 8rr~. PosaanA
q. vnEh,, BseklsY G y. Ansou Everett
NJ. Wurt'. g. Mrs n Donohos, y. !.
M A. itrrT 10 ) kssrntaush wosae
81 y Plaster. Portland. g. Aismtasgh. Cdg1is G.
Mfs Psstte. ~ ". ~. Lifii1. "a
a. v NcKseb, Noyth H.D q Esrnea Ia
. kofiasen. opissia. =. coai %
Mrs. Re- ips1A, d b. hndareon. Gta1shfas
" W Maiissn, Ind, !. a rs.rner. A
Ms niasEsn. d. =. Thamrson. Dsvsen
nEs u wsrdnsr c. n. Pierce. 81
BsFesr Ne ia-rr IA.
yiss y Faisehga pssn. sIia \ cs-efia, ~
hiiss 4 Faifehnd. o.. v. !. Silica. Do.
NJ Sifoisun. 81. ffFs feiign. 10.
Mo- Madison. %. q Z. ysszef. Butte
Nhtsnzore. do. w. A. Porter. ErsEsn
J. Hsrtsrssr. sBosaAim. Ar r,lter, 10.
L. isaslsscd. Ds~son. Chas crslsorg. Batrss4
:; .. wstsass. osas.i yAS. r4.S.ss~ Gu
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The principal California destination %
Washington lumber - san Francisco.
which during the arst halt % the year
took Sd 90 osa feet san psiro used 8 g
90 se feet Oakland 19saoo ard San Die
20 500 as0 feet Practically all 81 the
Hawaiian shipments were 20 Honnialu.
while In Australia Port iSris used siro =
eco fret. Cailoa. Peru. Is the principal TN
gtortinc place 30 South America. Guyaauii
IN Mexico and pelagOe bay IN South AZ
rlca.
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Injured i'm Alaska.

William l.arner. who arrived In this city
from Alaska yesterday morning, was
taken 10 Providence hospital upon the ar
rival OF the Topeka, suffering from in1iir-
les which he received while IN the en-
poy OF the contractors who are building
the Skagway- Dawson telegraph line
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The steamer City OF Grand Rapids was
sold yesterday by the United States mar
shall; George Liable was the purchaser,
bidding her In for $500 The steamer
was bought last spring by the Standard
Theatrical Company TO carry its outfit to
Nome, but the project was Abandoned
Shortly after. the steamer was libeled for
wages and supplies. which resulted in her
being tied up by the marshal n fs
thought probable that she will be placed
on n run on Puget sound
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same Fares Via Washington.

Tickets TO Philadelphia and New York
via Washington are sold over Pennsylya-
rect line Of PENNSYLVANIA system. Tickets
via Washington are good for ten days
stop-over at National Capital Fares.
time OF through trains and fun informa-
tion free for the asking. Address II. r.
pering, A. q. =. Agt., PAS South Clark
street, Chicago.
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rhc leading lumAsr port % the state
es shown BY the hgarcs, " fnrt Riakwley
The cargo trade from that place during
the arst half ag the NeaF amounting ~
teen scn feet, besides ata.ooo Hath and
ssssa shingles Tacoma IS however 4
close competitor being auls A. $50 G& feet
~ lumber Behind Aberdeen a. third Min
more than sS0nona feet and part Gam
HE fcarih Tho total shigments ~ Grava
hather ter the same period we're IN al.
csn feet, A statement " here SVEN 81 all
the earxN towns
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The shipments OF shingles to the East
ern markets during the hfst six months. in
spite OF the elements OF instability. have
Increased over the same period OF n year
ago "a per cent. The greatest gain for
any single month was Is per cent In
February, the month following the close
ISOLATION.
During April. May and June 4 decrease
u noticeable. amounting In May To S.
100000 shingles, or ~ per cent. due to tho
cloae-down OF the mills A comparative
Improvement. however In noticed for
June. when the loss was only II per cent.
The total gain for tho six months was
100000 shingles. THIS table gives the
totals;
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Assessmenta Are Raised.

The board Of equalization yesterday
business firms whose personal property
assessments are considered too low. They
Will be asked to show cause why the val
lowing assessments were raised TO tho
amounts named Cosgrove Liquor Com
pany. 1850: s. w. r. Daily, 1900: l..
Dryfoos y Co, 5000: Lilly. Bogardus q
Co, 81. 900. Josenh Rosenberg. 81 GOO.
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Take the Shasta route for Gar F,.,.
cisco and an California points. 80
Fares from Seattle 70 San Fran@s.yyo
~ y first class. fls33 tourist. inri,df,s
berth IN Standard or Tours. pnfirnss
car from Portland. Two trains DAILY
Steeple. u. p. a. Southern pacine corn.
pany. $40 First avenue.
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Catarrf. ard being nrw
srgad and we'll, the gues-
ticn otisn psi 10 me Il.
What cEFcd youf In am
svcT I feet 1t fnv duty 10
state that s-ifss Specific
Is the medicine I an
ssrS a true believer ia the
eMeacY.Of switts Specific
tssai ] can honestly ADD
ccnsc rats1us'v xe { o m
mead Il 20 AIRY ou> safer
ing frorn caiArrh Hare
recommended tito rms NJ.
ard am happy 70 say that
-. a. -. y =. -.
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Joseph Rsar09n. who conducts the 10.
tel saloon. on Occidental avenue. was ar.
rested yesterday uFou a warrant charging
him wtth permitting minors TO enter ~
saloon. pffseer Mayau swors 20 the war.
rant.
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Compiling the grand totals OF the rail-
shipments Of lumber and ahlnglas and
the increase IL found Go be 10 per cent
over 1893, the enormous strides In the
former being sufhcicnt 60 produce tho
fine average The total number Of ears
~ the product amounted 10 2l.ie6, which
N put In ore train would make A string
lt2 miles long. or the distance betMeea
Tacoma and Portland A monthly state
ment OF this feature Is as follows
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nnilainx Permits.

Building permits were issued by the
city engineer yesterday 70 r r. Coiber,
for two-Story frame residence st ais
Ninth avenue north, 50 coai 800 and 10
w Welch for "A two-story frame residence
at gig Seventeenth avenue 10 cost g. go.
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The Northern Pacific will make rate a.
81 50 10 Chicago and return on account ~
the encampmen,- Tickets on sale August
q and - Finest service on the Main
Coast Limited"
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The post-fntelhEencer has secured tina
exclusive right for Washington 20 Rand.
McNslly 4 Cos latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
al Post-IntelligenesF business Offices q;
70 cents each
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NOME SWEPT BY A STORM.
Small Graft of All Kinds Driven
Ashore and Wrecked.
THREE LARGER VESSELS LOST.

River steamer w. X. Merwin, Tug
Effort and Schooner Teaser Meet
Disaster Ocean Going Boats
Make for Open Sea and Are Saved
Probably No Lives Lost-Goods
ON Beach Overwhelmed by Waves
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Thus. there Is shown = grand total ship
mont OF lumber fer tho six months Of
practically 100. moo feet. or 10 per cent.
more than during the frst half OF isaa,
the actual growth being Ii2.M000O feet.
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merits of which Lumber ~. ssi.f75 fcct: lath.
,s57 .sfs: shingles I. 81. zoo
Port Biskeiey has. OF course, the single
mill OF greatest business. II Is followed at
considerable distance by the mills at Port
Gamble. and then comes the plant OF the
Tacoma Mill Co., which Is followed by
Port Ludlow. and then BY the Stimson
Mil Co, OF Ballard. The following table
gives the shipments OF all the cargo
shipping mills of the state:
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yoU never have o head IN the morning
key. Try IT,
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During the same period II 900 carloads Of
lumber were shipped 10 the East, which
was gain OF 500 cars, or "a per cent.
This II shown In the following compila-
tions
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MooNsToNE Rings. August birthstone
~ a. Elnsx. yswssr. % sSsaea ave-
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Port Biakeiey Mill Co.
Port Blaheiey ........
Puget Mil Co. Port
Gamble ...... ........
Tacoma Mil Co, Ia
CONS 80. ..........
Puget Mil Co, Port
Ludlow .,... ........
sflmson Min Co. Bal
lard ........ ........
West a alade NH Co. ,
Aberdeen ...... ......
ST. Paul 4 Tacoma
Lumber Co. Tacoma
r.. X. Wood Lumber
en-, HoQuiam .......
Northwestern Lumber
Co, South Bend =.
Washington Mil Co.
Pors Hsdloct ........
Simpson Lumber Co. I,
Knappton ...... 800.
Anderson 4 Middleton.
Aberdeen ...... 49,.
Amerf~an AfIu n An
erisen ........ ......
Beiiinshsm Bay I'm
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WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW.

Great CONSERVATION was felt By the friends O
NJ A. Hosarty, Of Lexington. Ky, when tney
say be vas turning yellow. His adm slowly ehansSu
color. also his eyes. and he suffered terr1niy us
maisdy uss yellow Jaupdice. he vas treated ~
the best .doctors. but without benefit Inen hs
was advised TO tn Electric Bitterr. the wonderful
stomach and Liver remedy and he writes: AitG
taknx two Bottles I wholly cured tfin
proves it, Matches merit for an Stomach. Lave
and Kidney troubles. Only sor. Sold By
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STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

II envfed By al whose Stomach and Lvef are
out Of order. But such should know that DR.. kinGs
New Life Pills Ore a splendid appetite, sound al
gestion and regular bodily habit that insures per
feet health and rreat energy Only Sc ~
STEWART 4 HOLMES DRUG co.
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FORECAST FOR THrRsDAY.
Portland. Or. Aug y. ~
Showers: stationary temperature.
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A"SA1 s-..s.sss-ss..s.. ols W.HSS toS ~
Reducing tbs foregoing to feet. and
there IL exhibited sn increase OF 1906. ~,
~ folIoWs:
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These tables give monthly shipments 90
tho principal countries importins WASH
trgtnn lumber.
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IN the eFs's eaTeo' ai''rsss 'As ss'Ai -axo ,ssp