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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
Daily Kennebec 3ournaL

GARDINER.
Journals Telephone Call-S7.5.
Mr. and Mrs S. W. Cults have re-
turned from the Islands.
g. F. Dunlap went to New York, yes
terday, on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Males returned, last
evening, from their wedding tour.
Mrs. DR.. j. NJ. Turner has returned
from visit to relatives in Leeds.
Bishop Goldman was the guest of r.
H. Gardiner at the Oaklands, Wednes-
day.
Richard DanfOrth returned. last
evening, from visit to Squirrel Is
land.
Mrs. Edward Barker of Cedar Grove
is visiting Mrs. Daniel McDuffy, Ran
dolph.
Miss Essie NJ. Steward Of Portland. is
visiting her father, c. H. Steward,
Sheldon street.
Miss Cora Lowe and Ralph King of
this city, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Geo. Morrell, Chelsea.
Charles York. who has been visiting
his daughter at Brunswick, returned.
last night, on the Islander.
Mrs. &. A. White and daughter. Miss
Anna, returned, last evening, from
few weeks stay at Squirrel Island
Reports of the Sharkey- Fitzsimmons
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept is--wheat was strong ard sc-
tive all dav TO start with. there the liver
pool advance o. Nd. which. with the weather in
the Northwest and a reported advance ~ zoe per
barrel In flour. made strong opening. Under the
influence Of this October opened NC higher.
at Tsa7sAc hut on a report that there pros
pecs ~ the weather clearing in the spring wheat
country reaction 20 TT7sc followed. After ibis dip
the tone was strong Northwest markets were strong
aud there liberal buying here fer the Northwest
Receipt, we're small AZ Northwestern points. and
the nuyisg was said 70 be largely for country peo-
pie There numerous reports az serious dam
ages from rains 0Herinrs IN The nit we're Light aud
the outside demand coupled with The efforts 81
shorts to st on, Of harms way resulted in sharp
advance October sold M 20 Tsr. receded little
and then went up TO Tsise. and closed ih@isse
over yesterday. n TeAc.
Corn was dun 10 sympathy with wheat October
elused unchanged at Assc,
Oats were duh and festnreicss. closing at fses
2fNc, unchanged
Provisions irresular. the tone At the end be-
ins rather heavy. and with the exception Of lard
lower In rrfre The opening higher on adj
vance At Liverpool and steady 10 strong hog mar
hot but the support u shorts was lacking. and as
longs disposed Of some o. their holdings the price
eased on.
October pork closed iTitc under yesterday; lard.
2i4c higher and ribs sal lhc lower.
w.t.. fs.tR al AZ
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me uasles Eschs*ss fercsss TIE tolao~inss
sFArTte E Arrived SRA. ~ G. Transport
kyafve. frpfa Tsrc-ra @ensfi arpf H. Re- -
Iipiifheawzhiie for unwea Klnggiun
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived sqrs ~ trhr Will
tapa Asescn. fgera rAeczsa tthf Nldrci. fran
whsttrsn hktp Retriever fsprn iIsalsfk
roRf LUDLOW Arrived. A,pL - sshr kias
Cyrysa sfsss ksanlai
CHEMAfSrs sailed ssps y. sd lspisiAsA fer
SS3uSy
stf fshe a ktHhaN ta <rattte Arrived, Ssrt
/ "a rAeeps tfem seattle II gaet Sept 2 ~
Cbssaes Ssisesl AiAsaae MetN4ttpssh. N9rntng
sfas r.sss.a orsxna cssttsa y Lace SER ~
p,ni - sci ~ ceatvnris2 brsfra ~ Nesne er
Aert is ser NSnst. hegaA ~ NFma. "a s<rt II.
sgse saa.ssse nd srhs Asshar D sess avtvsA ~
ne seAeA Sea- asa are tasai ssss Rlse ASH y
s.a,hrstas saslsH
rssRs RiAkrigr saaeA sspt "a ssAr Mar
rsstef tof Hemsfait
tvSRT g5wNsEND- sgrifsl. srFt a. - In
.sts t.-rs sac FyshFisca. arA ss9et fes Ssaffis
psa.eA "a s-hs gaarr sesflss. trTa fss BAKE
NsaAskNf- s~a,a ssgs "a ~ ST. ras4 So
s5sus tas ssa FFAnesga
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Van ASSET.


j. r. Bossert road supervisor for district
No. TO. has received the permission o.
the county commissioners to gravel about
one and rne-half miles OF the county road
in front Of the Floravile farm large
force OF men has been put on so that
the work will be done before the heavy
rains start The road y SOY ana "a saha q,
account of the heavy travel over II.
Nest OF the farmers In the vicinity Of
Van ASSET have ini ;,s ma narVe esen ,nei,
general rule. large. The orchards are
also in ine condition and promise neavy
crop. The apple trees 10 the valley are
bearing unusually wen.
A farewell party was~given Tuesday ev-
ening at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Newell. In honor of Mrs; z, r.
been spending the summer at Van As
self, The evening was spent In games
and uusic. A recitation was given by
August ToeIlner. Miss Elizabeth Davis
won FIRST prize al a guessing contest.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. G. g.
kaufrman, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Newell.
Z, NJ cayanaurh. MIR. and Mrs. Frank
ravanaugh. Mrs. limo Hurtsman, Mrs.
Fred Taylor Mrs i. 9. Card, Mrs. i.
Vincent. Miss Edith R ,, Ms; Mss Edish
Nigor. Miss Dora Maple. Miss Julie Roth.
Miss Nora Brown. Miss Emma Cavanaugh.
Miss Gertie Rossi, Miss Maud F'icheisen.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Allie Wilson.
Miss. Mamie Dove. Alberto Rossi, clifford
Maple. August Toellner, Telford Maple.
Thomas Rhodes, George Roth, Or, ". C.
Davis, Earl Davis. Fred Newell Edward
Hope, George Newell.
An attempt was made some days ago
TO organize a Bryan Club in the vicinity
OF Van ASSET, but the project fell through
for want of encoHf agement. Everybody
IN the neighborhood In enthusiastic for
Mckinley and prosperity and a good ma
tority will be polled for the Republican
ticket next November.
TheA revival which has been In progress
nj Van ASSET for the past VITO weeks will
close on sunday night. Among the min
listers who have taken part are Rev.
Mr.. Revelle. Rev. III. A. Dayus, Rev.
Clark Davis, Rev. J. ID. Coleman Rev.
| w. ~. Wills and Rev. Michael Kelly.
The singing school OF Van ASSET meets
next Tuesday evaning at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ l.. Cavanaugh. The meeting
will be In the nature OF a farewell party
to Mr.. cavanaush. who leaves shortly 70
spend the winter at Santa Barbara, Cal
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noston.

BOSTON. Sept To- Tho American Wool aud Cot
ton Reporter viii say tomorrow;
While there have been many more manufacturers
represented ia the wool market the past week. the
volume q trade has been Esan small. Consumers
sfn evidently not set ready 70 lay w any large line
81 wool but they ctssely watching the situation
aud some nf them takine sample tags, which ~
is hoped viii deyeop into af sifrd sales hefss
long The wool trade A whole mo- making
whe hate bstn holding their wpo with the present
time are generally drteYmiued to continue 10 held
until after the election Prices the whole may
he quoted steady. general expectation 10 tbs trade
hting that there a not Likely 70 be much more q q
decline here. sales o. the week % BOSTON amount
I'd 10 sae 600 pounds domestic and = ~ pcsinds
foreign mailing total II Tg5 700 pounds assiaz,
total 4 5000 far tho previous week and total
n a5ls0ea for the corresponding week last year
sales sl~re January ! amounted 70 sisge ono poutls
against 100 pounds for tho corresponding time
last year.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered - ms pro-
Queer hv the ncal dealers for delivery in round loss
on IN. DICK snd Ia the ra- AZ Seattle.
Grain~osfs s2f1n; barley SIS saaN wheat,
ehichen feed, sis bran ST. %; shorts si71.
Hsy-Pusst sound. ssas; Eastern Washington tim
rthy. SIS; alfsifs. 50 per ton
Eggs Strictly frt.h rsrch 2f7l-c
Butser-Frssh ranch. ixfise: creamery. DHHc
Pouitry-Lfrs chickens iial9r; Hive turkeys Ne:
turkeys. l5c; geese. Ier; dncks. ioaI7e FER n.
Lire ftock-Chciee beef cattle. COWS, AGsic,
steers. tassc: choice sheep. &C. rood hogs live, g
hogs. dressed Tc; calves dressed large sc; small.
iac; esives. live large Sc; snstl. &C.
Hides. pe,fs and vaoi- Hssvy sound ss'fed steers.
over % ihs. -i3r medium. sound per H. snc light
aesFnd under So lbs 6t4c; cows sound. all weights,
sac; s.sas. bBIis and oscn ii4c; ssltrd kips s1c
calves. PER ib Be- green hiae-. r. less than sesed
dry hHcs per ID. me-; dry cslls. one-thlrd less
Pr rapery deer. f2aiec frg elk. sdioc; green et.
tGf5c shcep peits, &c07si ~; sAesrifrcs BRtoc;
Eastern washinrtnn wool ssiie: Western Washing.
trn WOOL. isci dirty or timber burned. isdiie,
fsliow HdSfe
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO, sent 10 Cattle Receipts. ras, IN
el4iur $50 Westerns and tleo Texans ehotce hght
u,ss.ium steers. seadri old, tdli cr owsf Western
steers siaw feeser TO- lower natives, gooa 70
prime steers. s. sossao. rtog % medium. - a"ss VI
selected feeders steady s. ssSs s.. n4ixed ssoeAefs.
s87Aese5. cows s2rSrAt9. heifvfs. Asas cannefs.
81 $3.50 brils sasSa4so. calves. steady, sthSe
Texas led steers. 81 i9e53 Eassefs, Nzt4s~'t
bulls s. isa3N
nf1s Receipts today, Hoooi tomorrow. A.ea. iefi
ever 5aoe. strong r. 3 higher. top. SG's mtkfd
80 Y.t.ai,s4a' q tSasws s*nd ~ ehnsce hsaff
& lsas sai= r9uah heayY ttseesos hshA " ~
sk3t-, h5ih = sales s. naso
Sbfet isseti4ts. = on. kheep sitaigi lamfts lsf
- fgser srda to fhnica settlers. t3sa4tng far
M -lsasas mixed s. EN,a 81; Western sbssp. y -
sF. native lambs. siEs9s-7s; Western iaint~. 80
ga
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~ o>atsIs n practically without ara
n9lloA The city has = water main
- q ~ city iimits. but In cas.s ~
~ 9oui6 tho Seattle department re-
80. Il would have q run OF two miles
~ 6eSnf stfses bridge, which could not
y - h less than twenty-five minutes.
~ Nat time nre could spread south
~ Il olsrh 5 distance that the tire,nsn
~ - poweylsss on account OF lack
u cltissns OF this place are discussing
~ natter among themselves, and II "
r1the tkAf some action will soon be
~ 1pgNking Of the matter, prom
~ taGldess man said,
/ Il have tn mind plan which | propf -
Mn hefofs the people Of South Seattle,
- n think. an excellent one. II
b have the people ms body Pc
~ ~ people Of Seattle to extend the
| M anita southwark 20 include all of
10 Hattie nv doing this We would
. n IN pfutection, police protection. and
Hetfis liehts. all OF which We greatly
| ms move would increase our taxes
4 m. hpt for one am willing TO stand
p share and hope IL may be accom-
Httd scen.-
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e % y
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, Sept ls--Flour- Receipts, 1911
barrels: exports 0slE barrels. market. Arm; Min.
nesota patents, n5od4so; winter s,raights. $3.50
3Gs
wheat Receipts, rs coo hhshcls; exports. 2 .Si
bushels: srot strong; No rel ssisc + O. o.. s74c
elevator Options oreres firm. and excerpt for a
couple ~ brief setbscks prompted hy realizing wcre
the Northwest. supplemented by damage TO spring
wheat reports started scare ~ shorts and Inspired
also active speculative demand frcm outside sources
heipsd hv Arm Liverpool caties. Closed strong ut
adi&c net advance; March closed Al ssAc; May.
s7Tsc; september. ssci October, sshei pecember.
s5Ac.
woci-Quet
Hnp4-Dtl
cofee-opsicus closed steady with net less q
1 points sales rs 100 bags including September.
ODE. October rGsr; November, eNc. December,
re Spot Rio dull No invoice. sac Mid,
quiet Coriovs 81 aiic.
su9ar-Rsw firm; fair refining tAc; centrifugal
% test SC refined, firm.
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LONDON. SGT q -whett-g srSeos ~ rseAEs.
t,sws - cargss wAga waliA ~ ~ Easl
zsaosvY t~stfssA Efw
t4VFMi4NAf. aag2 % West FEms Na
,..-.g.-.f Tsfif.ssa Is AZ ehgAt Asa raw rs Paf's
.,s,..r Fsenrh raiNsFy aaaFkczs asft wF4iSff "a
S-eaanF raf4tv etfitte a5sa ahsAt arN ~
y 49, "A = fssiis.asiA b 81. sgts ei rs1tsrss
49, sstsss-s<s = aAs petzsses, e ssst
80. s,rs,s sNefhasa rssxrt osH. sairf a. - 4
t-,.s,,-.s .ssaty DeseAgs - 3@s. Nayenitsr, y
"a N fssrwynt4ss O. ~
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Marine NEws

r. 49, sssisve sspt ~ - Harp Mcs,s.
~ ~ Na,-assssss ssps q sshs Arsslep.. tro-a
Is ~ AssrtA seva "a n rasssa. tso~ Ara
49, sai'sd SEA- ID sz psi NagtA Ter
Is ssr.ss@ ssgs p 81 gaeFasA. gsem 80.
akns.1 sTt y ssr s KgsaaN ~ Saaftia
| Aass. sfEs''A sspt % - stroasa. fsosa
~ I, ' ~. lSCU. Af5issa stes C.Sssllis River.
Is tMatalA, Victoria Rsil,os. postlane
sAsas. ~ ksaicW. fsuu,4 Mit3F-i New
la a..A' sttacc1 S4hgd. scGf Sota-sa WI.
|ssA ~ sss<sh Hsnsy, CassAle flreri ~ wAus
II Na'iA Auiued SEPT %. sh Geasxs Cst-
|<&ons.. 7as9ss1G Sallsa, "A Aneaics. trora
u ARMED. ssrL u. 81 NansasA.
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NEWS NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.


's' .;1-.~s a. Ballard are preparing
~ : Generous manner the call
= ~ - ~ the sufferers In Texas.
~ tte people have already 10
4 - y ~ II the fund, but II II pro-
~ 1919 stffl more. A great many
tss~s men OF Ballard are anx-
T - ~ rskufe. but do not feel that
- *Sofd 20 give large sums moi
s. On Saturday nianL 'hsl ,,, 4.
4 RS csrtssfr hall in Ballard, the
- = rs,eb Will be sent 10 the
r0 y -. sr,seTfainment ia being
1fk ,rG1r the supervision Of
1e4 pI ,r.vor 81 ballard. Mr.. Me-
~ Hcss sy.sts and will deliver short
a. ~ ~nod PROGRAMME Ia In course
- sstsnu. Including choruses by
n re<o@,en moving picture display.
- rscitatsons ~ Esssie Morh-
~ m {ousia mixed duartette, and
~ ~ the photograph Tickets
sSat are on sale at the Bal
II - 1900 and other news stands.
~ X eenerai are taking great
~ EES-..~f ~ the concert and prom
- ~. mi in large numbers. Attn
2 ess 4 fhe largest place OF the
y asi1srd. and from the way TICK
y. sSjiinx already, every available
y. n IN house VIII Pc ihcu- ~ hn'
Z ..'ssi u the Republican ciuo ior use
w nave donated the hall for the
- ~ f~ Price OF admission is very
lk.x-. efsred at IS cents for adults
: sesss for children under ~ years
r...senb~Yxer, q prominent logger
ssierr. DkaEit county, was In BAT
yesterday.
|x Y cvrsis. hardware man y, ~, q BAL. BAL,
'sz.r~x avenue The new building
= IL used AZ stock room.
plshop, Of the Seattle Cedar
- camnayy. left yesterday for a
~ IN through the northern part OF
- industry for Ballard which Is
- contemplated Il . sash and door
-. II Il sai1 that three men nave
w.. 4. sis,lkrd for several days looking
80 t.esffors. They are believed 10
- sSSSe,s { site at the north end OF
-, n.vid Mcvay, OF Ballard. left
~ III short trip 20 Sumas. He
y r ssay for couple CT days.
71'sT-+
ss& sshooner gsimson will he ready
/. - n Net first voyage about tho
- e M week She has been out
~ ~ mint loading since her launch
W. - feo weeks age. Her cargo con-
x oref No,ocn feet Of the best
k6srton lumher. The Stimson will
ss- IN cargo 10 the lumber yard of
n bumscn Mn Company. at San Diego.
luss1t sutertainrssrt under the aus
- = Dsliafd carnp. No. 17s. Wool
~ z ~ world. will be given on Fri.
1 svdsln9 Il The city hall. A number
2Solijs vocal artists will take part In
| = NegsAmme.
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- rains Of the PAST few days have
|tNsstea The compilation OF the repairs
. % sehnni house AZ puwamlsh. School
~ v have opened last Monday. but
|M s5<nlax was postponed until next
sfsy u Il hoped 90 have the build
- ready BY that tune.
4 1apis. fuslonlss. and John Hines,
A94ssifen. candidates for the lsEisia.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Cloudy skies ard ecoler weather did not add TO
trade contributions today but for all that there was
a good solame ~ business. and the markets. while
quiet, firm.
There are changes In prices or general ccnd-
lions IN the fruit market since yesterday. The ear
n Concord rrspes fran Ohio and n assorted vart-
exported. but wiz probably be exposed for sale 20
morning
In the husfsf. puultry ans esg rartsts the former
two remain unchanged. hut ranch esgs haVe gens
M 10 3sN7Tc 20 producers and .fzac 70 buyers.
Other markets remain theT were yesterday in
general character and quotations
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


UrepustuHs-
san FRANCISCO. ssps. ls.-whsas STEADY. s sata
and of call. Barley easy. Oats steady spo,
quotations were:
whsa,. Slipping. No. ]. sics; choice. sics; MN.
sar i Feed sxa72ne: brewing. snasi.e.
oats-orsy. sllzhGlzs; black for seed sl24s
10; red. sIss@iso
Receipts.
Flour ar.rter sacks T.7eo; wheat eeHtals. 60 20;
barley esptals. 400: cats. esRteis, l.sn beans,
bran sacks. 10; middlings. sacks, 30: hay TONS
700; wool. bales, 5is hides, number, Lis
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mfiistnirs Mlidiings, ssaen: bran. sisgi5 per ton
Hay Wheat. ssml2; wheat ard cat. ss@las y; sess
barley g. 50: alfalfa a7 % compressed wheat, SIS
u; straw. FER bale. s5as7isc
putatces-Biver Burbank 3aseSo; Salinas Bur
banks. 7ocss.a5; sweet. 7ss@N.so.
string beans lac per H. tomatoes. 2sa4sc Aspara-
gus T5cGS2 o.
Fr,iis-Apples. choiee $40; eomson:. sc; lines.
az IS: cfoire California s2.5ea2Isi bananas, sla
2ot pineaprIes, S2.3
Brster- Fancy crs,fsrv. ~. seconds. 2iGese; fan
CT dairy 1GzJc: seccnds isaesc,
Cheese New California flats, ssiic; Young Amer
fca l1i%aii-. Eastern litise
Eggs Store. l9Ggie; fancy ranch. sic; Eastern. II
Ggle.
Poultry-Turtey rrthiers. isaise; turkey hers i5qf
isc old roosfers s. s0dt young ROSTERS t25Nea %
small hruilars, s2S21 large hrotlers. s13G; fry
ers: Ses. 20; hens. ssoas' old ducks Neti geese
siSsslso
Wool ana Hops.
Wool srring Nerada, iiaise; Eastern Oregon. 10
afse: valley Oregon iHSisc FAN Mountain lambs.
salsc; Humboldt and -ssnaccino. ioal2e.
Hops-Crop Of 1900. 1aalsc.
Closing Quotations.
whest--steaaT; December. SLICK; May a.isH
corn-Lsrso yellow. sina12sIs
ca q q
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49, tsN Resort Maxiwaas tsrsnersiare -
= a e. q ssess ~ e. - a. !aeh q
Co. sTaz ~ last svsnss.is,ss halss ssatAsf
a&As tNsatsss ssaie
1EpR2E n SALISBURY.
ssestAn nlnsetar
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND SER. R-The ,ocAi ghsst
s,a-o, t. shnufuE rlars sffarssh thzr has teFu sr
raAxeus sar several aAys. WALL Wa3k wsa enrtsd -
aay AZ 4 ssg sAksy q nes efernx sl1sctsat slt.n
u.ss - Esss he asnazsa q t1s l1ls1z. asA ff1z
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Tmn WEATHER.

FORECAST FuR THURSDAY
forsland. SEPT ~ 100
Hsssri sls,iansr, Temperature
'Affp STATES DEPARTMENT. or AonI.
txAfrhR, WEATHER BuREAu.
DAILY BULLETIN
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present indications there viii he little or nothirE c.
this grade shipped foreign QuntAtious are STEADY
az aaelc. with binesfern steady az eoasle-
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Fremont.
sssssssssssssssessssssssss

Services will be conducted at the Com
day next by Alexander McGregor, the
Scottish evangelist.
The Fremont Investment Company Will
begin work on new house In the Third
Motor line addition 10 the city on Mon
day.
T. A. Davis IL preparing TO build a new
house near Green lake.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
win give an election social on Friday
evening The feature % the entertain
gold anu silver articles will figure. There
will also be musical programme,
a r DIXON and family have returned
from q short Wait In Snoquaimie.
The Fremont kindergarten has opened
for the fall term w the Congregational
church under The supervision OF Miss
Alma Durant Btxhy
Miss Ella NJ Hyde. of Dubuque Ia.
winter as the guest OF Mrs J. W. Bixby.
from Pct Angeles. Sailed. str Rol~v, Assnsar. for
san Frspss<eo
cou0x Arrived az wsiiinsspn Sailed. C. a
transport Isuson. far seattle
fl0QffAN Arrived SEPT a. sthr NFrehknts
tsf Oshat sodst me steamer Kanxer fol,aeed
yrurs whale abrat heps snd shns n serurfl
times With 4 ma u afessf tzht fsNs Ehfaakh
and Astsesn trsf aud nity fcts IN aenxth.
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7-r;w FINEST TRAINS IN THE WORLD
49, those % the ChtcaEo. Milwaukee q
81 paul railway. all ticket agents can
route you via this lire.
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.,.Twsyse rfgkt fo- Washington 20 RarA,
IMAM a Cos latest folder map %
f-Sioa .n5 Asia rhsss may - secured
AZ Pcst-fu.eilissncef business oaiees al
10 cents each.
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TACOMA. SRA r. What sfsssg Ard 1rsshans
e. tassste5. sor. etuh Sc. bxA To- zTcrt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Sept. 10. 1900
Exchanges AZ the Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were:
ciearances Balances:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

90 TO ss,naing fer eisyels repairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

Most OF the farmers In the vicinity Of
Van ASSET have finished harvesting their
root crops. The yield has BEEN. as
general rule. larse. The orchards are
also in fine condition and promise q heavy
crop. The apple trees 10 the valley are
bearing unusually well
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
Cash Quotations


Hvr rNsiiFit
HAfiey kasaeis .sss .t-se. -.r ~" WV
Dairy Products.
On IN. Prosnee Exchange toiSg ths saitct faaskrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

Butter Ranch iseftsc M: fancy dairy. IN squares
isnnr Washington erssmertss. lib and Alb pfinta
ataNe; Eastern creamery. Hdsc.
Cheese Native Washington. iS1i33c, Eastern. l1R
ias.; hair stsn cheese 7dsr
Esss-s Strictly fresh ranch. ssseeci Eastern. ias
nc.
rou,,rv Live chickens iaaisc: live surksys. fsc,
dressed turkeys. isdlsc; ducks siss Per dox geese
ioc
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-11-02
Republican Platform,
County Platform.

The republicans of Kootenai
county, in convention assembled,
viewing with satisfaction and pride
the admirable manner in which the
republican administration has con-
Quoted the affairs of the nation
during the past three years, and
looking forward confidently to sue
cess in the approaching election,
make these declarations:
MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
We affirm the principles
enunciated in the national repub-
lican platforms adopted at Phila-
aelphia on June 20, 1900, and
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-11-02

Section 2. The question to be
submitted to the electors of the
state at the next general election
shall be in form as follows, to-wit
"Shall Section II of Article Nine
of the Constitution of the State of
Idaho be amended to enlarge the
powers of the State Board of Land
Com missioners in loaning school
Money"
Passed the Senate March LIST,
1899.
Passed the House March 3rd,
1899.