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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20
UNDESERVING OF SYMPATHY

The people of Pennsylvania, gener-
ally speaking, will decline to sympa-
tihze with the Republicans Of Philadel-
phia in their present unenviable predic-
ament. As a rule unfortunate persons
are entitled to such assistance as moral
support affords, and nine times out
of ten Pennsylvanians are ready and
willing to extend sympathy wherever
there is distress without stopping to
inquire the cause OF It. But the tenth
time Is where reason gets In his fine
work, and then sympathy is extended
or withheld accordingly as II is de-
served or not. Everybody knows that
a profigate is not helped by kindness.
The people of Philadelphia are not
more likely to be benefited by sympa-
thy.
The present cause OF distress In
Philadelphia is the absurd mayor OF
that town. Sam" Ashbridge. as he Is
called by those who enjoy intimate re-
lations with him, has undertaken to
boss the politics Of the city in way
never before known, even in that boss
ridden place. Maybe his purpose is to
prove that Quay has not been as hard
as he might have been. and possibly he
has some other reason for his action.
But in any event he is ruling his part
with an iron hand and makes no con-
cealment Of his plans With the arro-
gance of an autocrat he orders this
man to be nominated and that one to
be defeated.
The people of Philadelphia, that ia
the Republican people there, would
be entitled to sympathy IL they had not
brought the trouble upon themselves
with their eyes wide open. They know
as well as other people the effect Of
putting beggar on horseback. They
knew before they elected Sam Ash
bridge to the office of mayor that he
was unfit, mentally and morally, for
such position. He had been a candi-
date for sheriff of the city and was
defeated because of his unftness. But
when he subsequently ran for the
higher and more important Office OF
mayor the Republicans accepted him.
though they knew that the choice was
between an unfit Republican and fit
Democrat.
Under such circumstances they de-
serve no sympathy. Even IL Sam Ash
bridge grinds the heel he has on their
necks no thoughtful man will pity
them. They deliberately chose clown
to rule the city and deserve to nav the
penalty Of their folly Thus far Ash
bridge has shown a disposition to
nominate fairly good men for the Of
fees. In other words, the cause of
complaint thus far is against the meth
ods rather than the men that the mayor
Is imposing on them. But If he should
change his fancy and put thugs and
ballot box suffers and ward heelers
in the positions of trust the people OF
the state would not extend sympathy
The Republicans of PHILADELPHIA have
made their bed. Let them lie on IL.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

Some men give their wives wraps and 9TH
ers give them rans.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20
HOW THE QUAY MACHINE
VIOLATES THE
CONSTITUTION

THE general assembly, at its first
session after the adoption of this con-
stitution, and Immediately after each
decennlal census, shall apportion the
state into senatorial and representative
districts. Sec. rs, Art. II, Constitu-
tion Of Pennsylvania.
The state constitution, a section of
which is above quoted, went into effect
on Jan. 1, 1874, and in accordance there
with the state was apportioned into
senatorial and representative districts
Although the United States has taken
the census twice since then, the QUAY
machine has made no senatorial amor
tionment since, but 1t did in 1887 make
representative apportionment.
You Will notice that this section OF
the constitution is mandatory: that Is
1t is command directed to the general
assembly, but the Quay machine,
which was in control at the time the
constitution was adopted, and which
has remained in control ever since,
evidently arrogates to itself powers
greater than the constitution. for that
machine, and that machine alone. is
responsible for the fragrant violation
OF the constitution. AS result great
, injustice has been done to the citizens
of the state.
We append statement showing the
ratio of population to representatives
according to the census taken in 1890
and in this list we have included no
| county allowed but one representative.
as the constitution provided that each
county shall have at least one member
| OF the house of representatives. We
desire to call particular attention tn
the counties of Carbon and Wayne.
The ratio in Carbon is one representa-
tive to each 3S,624 inhabitants, while
the ratio in Wayne is one to eyerv
15,5O5 of the poulation. It is almost
needless to add that Carbon county Is
usually Democratic, while Wayne
county is strongly Republican. The
fine Italian hand of Senator Ouay is
again in evidence.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20
Tho wa,cbword o, Women. -- Modestv


woman's watchword. Whatever threatens
her delicate sense Of modesty, frightens her.
For this reason many a woman permits dis
eases of the delicate womanly organs to be.
come aggravated because she cannot bring
herself to submit to the ordeal OF unpleasant
questionings, offensive examinations, and ob.
noxious local treatments, which some physi.
clans find necessary Doubtless thousands of
the women who have taken advantage of DIR.
Pierce's offer of free consultation by letter,
have been led to do so by the escape thus Of.
fered from treatment repugnant to modesty.
ANY sick woman may write to DIR. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. ", in perfect confidence; all let.
tiers being treated as strictly private and sa.
credly confidential and all answers being
sent in plain envelopes with no advertising
or other printing upon them. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has been long hailed as
"a God send to women.' 1t makes weak
women strong and sick women well. 'Fa-
vorte Prescription contains no alcohol,
neither opium, cocaine or other narcotic.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

PARIS, Sept. 19.-The ministry of war
announces that news has been received
of fighting between the troops forming a
French Saharian outpost near Timmoun
and the Berber tribesmen. The French
force under Captain Falconnetti fought
two engagements and finally returned to
Timimoun without being molested. The
dispatch is vague, but says clearly that
the French lost 26 men killed and wound
ed, including two officers killed. Re-en-
forcements are on their way to Timi-
noun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

RELIEF IN SIX Hours. Distressing kid
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by "New Great South American Kid
ney Cure" II is great surprise on account
of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male or fe-
male. Relieves retention of water almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief and
Klein, druggist, I2S w. Main St, Blooms
burg, Pa. 4 20 Iy.
Even the woman with sharp voice may
be hattered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

The most agreeable people in the world
are those who never have any opinions Of
their own.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20
Maine Hotel Burns.

BAR HARBOR, Me-, Sept. 19.-The
Asticou inn, located at Asticou, near
Northeast Harbor, was destroyed by
FIRE, and the financial loss will reach 500
600. The insurance covers but a small
part of that sum. The fire originated
were about 30 guests in the hotel, all of
whom escaped In their night clothes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

A plausible speech does not always get ap
plause.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

President Kruger of the Transvaal has
arrived at Lourenco Marques.
The plague has increased in India Over
1000 deaths were reported last week.
A tower Of the Pan-American exposi-
ton at Buffalo has been blown down.
Clara Barton of the Red Cross society
will leave Washington for Galveston.
An allied force left Tien-tsin Sept. 8 to
dsperse a threatening body of Boxers at
Sheng- Hae-Sien and Tile.
A Swiss has been arrested at San Sc
bastian with papers revealing anarchist
plot to assasslnate European monarch.
The Russo-C Chinese bank at Peking has
coniscated 100000 taels of Chinese
money as part of the indemnity to be paid
Russia by China.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

EYRs AND NosE RAN WATER. &C. G..
Archer, of Brewer, Maine, says: 81 have
had catarrh for several years. Water would
run from my eyes and nose for days at a
time. About four months ago was induced
to try DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and
since using the wonderful remedy have not
had an attack. 1t relieves in ten minutes. D."
so cents.
Sold by c. A. Glenn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

Do you own horse2 Then get Bicycle
Horse Book. Price, soc. Wilmer Atkinson
Co., publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

BUTTE, Mon, Sept, 18.-Governor
Theodore Roosevelt made a number of
short speeches ON the trip from Helena
TO Butte.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-20

HEART RELIEF IN HALF AN HoUR.-A
lady in New York State, writing of her cure
by DIR. Agnew'S Cure for the Heart, says /:
81 feel like one brought back from the
dead, Sc great was my suffering from heart
trouble and so almost miraculous my recov-
cry through the agency of this powerful
treatment. | owe my life to it." 10
Sold by c. A. Klein.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-08
BREvIrIEs.

A marriage license was issued yesterday IN the
oJuntr aQtttors efece 20 fTsd Nerd rs ard
gasegasns Petersen sITi. eosA II seattle
buisaaug psxmit gas istuna 10 rrank r. p~>r-
fe 0rszt1yy tyxns resaafuer At az Thtrttft&
areHre. 60 cost E<n. seatsraAy at the etis hall
Tts EsrekA CoRl Ceszpxny yesterday pesitsnned
ths NsreTsns cassst fsr tsd8rssrs fw vrs ~ rssti
,assen q properly trm Gcogs WhSssho@ss and sils
for rat due
An order FOR wnt q FsstifstieH " rrupsvsy snA
80 damages u Ne q I. HessH ssstass ". r.
Hsu1to0 and wtfs signed Yessr1AS hJ ga6ss
Bsusop ~ the szg<rseF roGFs. 20
eiask Hnzaes ths soa ~ Ma7or Harnr-. si8
iesss tos pssHan with A. W. ksasasrt forneriy
a me seattle rast0ffte. ssas Wednesday, Thes
- ~ TO easass IN riElnS
TAe GATED ststas aukffs~r~aater's Ssra hss AZ
rwstised Cox prcfossss fN zoe. ~ fest q iaaaesf.
- Doors. 50 xtn1oss. rAsls sEa ifu1 faF IL
ls Tar East Btat vii be vpra~a sat1T1sy.
Al order pzs slxa~G in The sa9efsox easrs yss
tsTtAy 80 Jadse Bzussn. sutkass1les shs ritg 20
saY Mar ~ Mailer and s0ns certain cxxrpsas&,
tisr. fgeciaed n sity ur1in&nce. for 6tHsAxrs
to private pFSsertg "a the Gig b. meAas u i1z-
urIsr r.arr.N
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Tbs NsFtss Exsse-Ee rsTa-ts tie fsie~iuss
FEArrfE ATYivsa 'AgG = sfr Mstkina# frusn
ray; Whr " O. trsia fron Mere stfsef srer
Cyrus waksaeid, fsr San Fwnrieea ArYtse- e. =
transport Egi.rt. frssn >crae. ar vay,.ti4 frusa
Ncsza via usga sAHed. transport Egeegt fsr
TatnsrAs - lpAa CpyftsE. fls Hoaasi.a Arrived
cHf'ts GrNSs- ffrss sks.usT
PORT TOWNSEND. Ans = SD a a-fnss4.f
L. tfSnsfs~t. fnssn <rfne fat Sessss a. Z,
M Armed. SIR sTakaas. ttcw Nozns Iasasa
str NalenctA. AZ a frgE1 Nozle fsr eestf,.
Arrived. sehr Auaie " CtmpbeiI. frar Nosns ~.
Saf1 81 wlilamctts. Il 70 q NJ. sruta Saa Fran
cisco Ter Seattle. scAr SpokaEe. II a N ~ PERI
Gambia, Inward. tirae srff Dn~a Bhshr ~
pot Hadlrk Arrived 2 = . 81. isvsaps eafter
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug : - 4ryfred A.
8 schr 'Jsuss " Rrro= firm seattf. sslsf
str Bristol. Tor fssesaaianEs Returned Avg l. schr
>eptsne on scncuat 4 sTziaginz a;@ak uiirty
miles wcss q Cape Asndocino; shree fee, u water
~ baa&
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TAcoMA-ssilsd Aug. 6. ias p N. 81 Flor
10 Iox % AVE- Aug. 4-ship r. \. blanchard. srom
Bslhmore fcr San. Francisco, put into Falkland
islands slightly damaged about the decks in heavy
HsaSu S putt n msT F. sas so u a's
, from ssa fr.9ei,ss: iuls !, sI.n Ssv.soy: from
San Frsncisco zsh. str city q Psnns. from
SAILED JUS is * oseson' for 'i Port townsend: On.
str Alameda. for san Francisco: 18th. ial 81
Elisa: for Port Townsend; zth. SIR California. for
VICTORIA. b 'c~ssiisd ans, { Br ss' Arsyl.
MoJI-saiied Aug l, str Arab, for Seattle
NEAH BAY. Aug !. loG a m-lnward. str
Walla walla. 10 A. IN, from San Francisco for
,NoME-sailed July o str Valencia for Seattle.
yia .orca In port July 3 sirs oreson San Pedro.
ms Z : ssTsi D0 Bra ss Geneva Is TAssssid
Transport Essert sailed July Il fcr seattle
oRcA- Arrired Aug ?, SIR Valencia. from Nome
rdR saS II Ps n s.' aas ind r.
''f Poa i HADLocK ARRIVED Aus. !. rs, .. m.
cHEMANius~ Aug !. Ger ) Emile.
MooDYyrLLE- Sailed Aus . Nor bh cHis.la
VICTORIA. b. CARVED Aug :. ass p m.
str walla Wsa. fum San Franci.so for Seattle
Sailed. Ger sh Emile from Chemanius for Cork
Nor u Ganbaidi, from Mooiyyills for Valparaiso.
CARMASAH POINT, b. C-Passed In, str En-
press 81 Japan. FROM China for victnsfs, sfs y m
VICTORIA, p. c.-Arrised Aus. 7. Br str En-
press n Japan. from China
NEAH RAY. Avg. I. SIS p. m-Clesr: wind
west. ten miles. Inward schr SPOKANE. p. m
las, night. outward. Two ships and bark in tow
81 tugs.
NEAH BAY. Aug. :, Is p. m.-rnward. str Ore
son, $50 D. m. from Nome acknowledged signal
70 report at Port Townsend for inspection; str
Empress Of Iapan inward At .. m.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 7. 5T r m.-fnward
revenue cutter Grant, at y. M. for Seattle Out
ward, str Pueha. from Seattle for San Francisco.
DISASTERS Str Aloha. from San Francisco for
Nome struck rock In fog entering harbor
a Port Clarence July n. breaking propeller bge
keel and tearing portion OF bow away
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MARINE NEWS.

AsToRIA-Arrived Aug. 7. Br str Argyle. from
Yokohama
NEAH BAY--Passrd Aug g. Br IN Lord Tenn
pletcn, from Port Ludlow for Cape Town.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Aug. 7, str Siam.
from Oyster harbor Sailed, schf Western Home,
for Coos hay: str Grace Dollar. for Grsys harbor
sHANGHAI-ln port July 10, Br sh w, J.
Prrie. for Oregon: hr bk Wandercr, for Tacoma
KIM RoAD~-Auived Aas. Q. Fr bark Colbert,
from Tacoma.
SYDNEY. ~ a w-Artvcd previous 70 Aug Z
Auckland.
H0Qu1AM Sailed Aus. l. schr Jennie Stella.
from Aberdeen fm San Pedro: sehr Gardiner City.
from Aberdeen for San Francisco
NANAIM0, H. C.-Arrived Aug. 7. str San
Mateo. from San Francisco Sailed. str Mineoa.
for Port Los Angelica
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erpool furnished q big surprise 70 local traders
showing advance in that market OF 1talsd- The
advance was said to be due to exceptionally bad
weather al the United Kingdom. greatly inter
fcrfng With harvesting opeTationsL Opening quots.
tions In September ranged frusr about &c TO q nih
cent over Yesterdays closing prices the range peing
from f6sc to 169c. But there the Advance stopped
and II took but few minutes of the heavy renhz-
ing. which started at once, TO force prices BACK
quite materially Offerings for some time were
heavy, long wheat coming out in large Quantities
principally from local holders. though hoG1p with
foreign connections also prominent in We SELL
ing. There apparently plenty Of buying orders
on the market Of 1sc and under. and the market
not often allowed to go below that figure up TO
the noon hour. the lowest point touched Up 70 that
time being 751c After noon the market. which had
gradually become extremely dun became heavy also.
The crowd was evidently long. and the market de-
cined TO 7sac. mostly from its own weight shortly
before the close export sales better tone 70
the market. September advancing to 16lc bid where
II closed.
Corn was dun for the most part. hut firm at all
times. September closed haic higher. at Skdatc
Oats were quiet but steady. September closed ie
higher, at 1i@2c.
Provisions were steady. with fair general trade.
with packers the best buyers. There some out
side demand presumably influenced by the govern
ment demands for meats There no new dis
turhing elements as regards the yellow fever out
break At the close September pork was &c higher
and lard and ribs each &c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
- -HXx
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Cylinder of, bhis soNooc; eases. Sc advance.
White lead fiohhnel--Pioneer or Carter a0nM
Collier. IIei psvne 7lc PREPARED paints. seal
eans sls7aiao 10: isal cars 2 Nsi as; tssi cans,
slsSdim. quart cans. si.eocsiis
Nails, Tools and CordaGe.
:. Nan. t,eshasl -.Ns. I.s, cur r'ssi. %. TO Ss.
saws -crusse,t nsss,on's tuttietooth. @Rssc per
feet Hsmhnldt and Toiede, ssc' Tye- cfcsscus
steel ee per foot hand pisstcn's. 70 psr cent "a
A.s Ares single bit 81 % per dos; double BIT.
a.. H,s S i rrum q no 70 p.r dss xs,s
". sAds 70 rsr dos. Picks Railroad 81 ssls.N rer
d:s Fesks Way PEI cent - iis' G,indsiere-
seals. Howe snd r.,rs.ns.. pl.,fo,m. nis and
n nsr ernt ~ tst Buffalo. 70 and Is rer cent. on
per ern, az ii.,
Ren- ttoeh.nsl M,nns. iiinch and nrssr i,.e
nd nd ,ss,shssS' iss Jared is,A yarn, sissi IL
T.sw.re- r,.ese. net Prices; stamped. rs and 70
crsni,ewste-.e .psr cert 20
Wire -Paiued hArh wire $50. galvanized hsrhed
fsns. an. green wire cloth. rs PER 100 SQUARE
Powder toetirsi ~Hiaet sis.sins, psr hes rs
Giant Hcrculss Jutiaar dynamite. per cent.
~ p.s eAss e 20 - cent. 8 p, e.sei
s,unnn. 81 So Golden rheasan; srertins 80 kess
w. parsns Rlse spsrtins. - hws. 81: Fade
snes sleaaansl prsr. SIS pr hssi saes.Ae,.
Il <n rh!lies stpt 81 ~
F,s.e FER i.so doasis ssp~. as; tnps .ar<,
fiiastiss cass-wxx SsaF~ p~r re
Heavy Hardware.
naf irnn ushhiHsl ssfs tA.s Ssrwar inn. 5,
iva ripe tsssssnei-wrcvsxAt lror. all sirrs. sass
sra saivsnised voc per reuf ~ fist
sheet Tine tiehhrei~iac pr y
FYnriats giohhinsi Charcoal plates bright iC
isaN SIS rsr hes; X ~-; ehRrnnsi piaies.
eSs~, fsce tinhNsngi- Ansrisss r~mrcn, Sa =
!" sSsasle nspa, osivsnsssd & ~ u. si.ss. ass
PEI 10 ~
= .,sts vspsns ne
t,ums.r and building Materials.
tess -saferiss sushiy. psF NJ NJ ! at. sNgr
sef ssessi Gw'ses iees t4& eedas saiasss halfs.
fss,s<r rir reaEA " Ne. shicA snlsh. s,r,.e,s
ens y w. s'sig. : 2 49, ! tseas. wias, siks9
$500 enr.sach Halsh Sass all vertical srsin Il
49, e1sra F1oosise Dressed ana ssaifhes ~
'ssi ,tasA h1srds sireh. SA9fs istreA 81 sNafS.
rfnsh slsais fsneisg NJ O. eireh snl.h
,r.esiias. rsexa s. sNaisi SSH q sssr. !
: rt4st pes beasAs s1ssgh ena or 81
"A. .Aias,ss s. - ssAn1sra shingirs 81 ts. llrrh
sas,A 2 Y 80 = g., 80. ,e.eh sss.s So
Ks!n erseA. 81 In advance 9; green prayass, see
rsmsas restiesd h. \ 4 s, Sss Al-rn. s. IS
Line RfSks HaFboT. SEE. san 1asa. tis; IL
psa,,rr 6saasa cate pr stl us
Plaster hair waseed. 81 - per saek; HawAsAea
81 n reg s4tf
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CHICAGO. Aug Receipts, 5000 head Steers
steady to strong butchers stocks, steady to slow
Texans, stesdy to l0c lower; Western. steady. Ma
tves Best sale car. at $50 good to prime
steers, s. 4Aa5.m; poor to medium. $t.75d5 2s; SCI
lected feeders. SALTS mixed stockers. weak, 81
a315 cows tsai 20; hsfeys. s3a375; cans,ers s. 20
@2Ts bulls, easier at S. 7sai, 20: calves 25c higher
than last Tuesday at @.s5 Tsxans- Steers 81. 3a1
5. grasserrs, s. sS&4g5 bulls, 81 s0d3s0.
Hogs Receipts. a. COO head tomorrow . con: left
over. $3.50. Active. 5@loc higher. Top. $50; mixed
and butchers, xi5as.1; good 70 choice heavy S. IS
bulk Of sales. IS. Asa5iD
Sheep Receipss, Hop head Steady to Sc lower
Lambs. stesdy to shade lower Coed TO choice
wethefs. 81 1904 S.: fair To choice mixed 81 sstD
as; Western sheep 81 i0d4. co; Texas sheep S. is
@4:eo native lambs. a.soesio, Western lambs,
81. 6sa5 49,
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CRY HALL NOTES.

A permit Vas grzrtsa 70 ersr< cnes.ory frAz.
hrisains ca lrs IA. block s Boston Hstxhss add
tsaa. a. at estimated cas< Of E.iS. ~ Fred 4
sander.
psr-.sssan vas sranirs and rlans fssd 20 build
A ~ 81 Eleventh nrfth tur4ffory frame
sssassnes a "a estimated cost ct S1.sa b c. ID
IAloupsrr.
pszissoa vas Aled yesterday for the crnstrscstnn
q a water main on seneca street, between Eighth
AID Ninta asennea thsnca cas-. q ce1asct MA ~
81 Esss g ALA HssEsAs :
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PURCHASING PRICES.

~ 1l111eins peiees are being offered 10 tho pro.
~ ~ the local dealers for delivery in round lots
- 1erh ord " The car 81 Seattle:
11k--0ats. ~ meael -. harley, rs: wheat,
- feel eiaei9; bran. SO; shorts. yli.
v-puHet sound. eao: Eastern Washington tim
IA az; alfalfa y per ton.
D-ots1ctly fresh ranch. xl0(z3r
les--F re~h ranch. i3f1sc creamery. 192ic
6try Lave ehicksns, l2fl3jc: hive turner's. lee;
1s, ~. essse. lees durh&. se8f1c per n
N stork Chnsesi Aesf., r~skIe tcews. A@a1e;
- e4ttc; choics Shcep, "a I: NOD hogs. live. r.:
~ 4vess<d, III; cAivss drsssed. large. b. mall.
qAlvss live. larue. e; mail. e.
-. rrlts and woni Heavy sound sAted steers.
II M, n, medium. sound. per N. 10; light,
~ 0ndsr ~ lbs. 1c; COWS. sound. all weights,
u 49,. bulls and oxen. e. snitsd HIPS. tc;
-. ~ n. ec; green hides. ic Ices than sslted
~ A6sa per 10, IL dry euiis. one-third less
- ~. pr ~, s5@pc: winter deer. dry. ao<s
IN N1sv dssr, iAaier DRY elk. aaslDc; green elk.
"a - pelta. sScH9i -: ahesriines, isas0c:
- vaaAiueten wool. eAiic; Western wsshinx-
Nc; dirty or timber burned. i3aisc:
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WEEKLY cRoP BULLETIN.

seattle. WASH. Avg q Iaat
United ststes department. II agriculture. climate
and crop hsiittta q the weather bureau Wash
inkinn se<tioa, tor tie week eldsas August q fgN
Lisht showers occnr1cd IN the coss district ga
July 81. and extended - Tie Scard tasion on
August l. TIE rainfall wes gsnssaiiy too light 10
have much 'cfcct on rcsctSticn. tu; the dast Nss
laid, and cooler weAtber Prevailed dasring the re-
saAinasg Y liza reek. IL pAlts u Ia sAs;A<a 50,