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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24
CHECKER CHAMPIONSHIP.
THE BARKER-JORDAN MATCH AT
BOSTON STILL REMAINS
TIED
Yesterdays GAMES DRAWN.

Barker's Brilliant Play In the After
moons Game Made a Tie of 1.-THE
Evenings Play Was More Excff-
ing-BOxing and Other Sporting
Mattcrs-The Results Last Night in
the Various Bowling Tournaments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24
Funeral of Mrs. william BarteIs.

Thursday afternoon, at o'clock,
from her late residence on South Eoff
street. will occur the funeral of Mrs.
William Bartels, a well-known South
Side woman who died Monday evening
at 7:15 o'clock, in the forty-second
year of her age. Mrs. Bartels had been
ailing all summer, but was seriously
i'll only few days. She was member
of st. Pauls German Lutheran church,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24
Last nights games resulted as follows:
c. c. Junior League.

The Crickets broke the high team score
yesterday afternoon with 7l2. Jepson led
his team with Mccain, busch ard McFad-
den closely following him. The Crickets
new recruit, Crawford, made his first ap-
pearance on the alleys Campbell led his
tea m with 400 Scores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

Grand turtle soup, lunch and con-
cert at McCormick's, Wednesday
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24
The Haxlct. Quotations.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building
0rataing - Chasing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

startled every little noise? Does the pae children
annoy your Does the creakng of chair the ammng of door
you feel you would fly pieces? Does life
failure? Are you frequently and natured? That condition nd
that you suffering the torture Of female complaints You
others don't understand suffering They
only know how become and excited with little
probably tried remedies irregular
womb eucorhca. But despair
trying We call that attention to-day Wine
positive for all female diseases rehabls the
and strengthens the delicate and sensitive female
the ban of women But with
Wine Cardu the height folly for
enduring and dragging ills Do not allow these terrible
diseases steadily drag to the Time makes them
them quickly and permanently. Try when
first symptom appears All leading druggists have $Loo bottles
dtoday thanks feel for what
you
Mrs M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

Last evening at her home on South
Jacob street, Miss. Dora Bickmeyer, en-
tertained a number of her friends, and
an enjoyable evening was, spent and at
the usual hour refreshments were
served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

The st. Alphonsus German Catholic
church will give an oyster supper this
and tomorrow evenings at the church.
No doubt there will be a good attend
ance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

perialism and civil service About five
thousand people were massed about the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-24

Ine Nom-de-P Plume club gave
dance last evening at the Armory hall
in Bellaire. A number of Wheeling
people attended.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Vermont Election

Tna election ~ Verm)u', the rock-
r.bed republican state, shows the fol
lowing result:
Republican plurality in 1896 was 30 ,39l
Republican plurality i'll 1900 is $1,000
Democratic gain is 1891
In 1873 the democrats hli 23 mem
bers in the legislature year they
elect AZ, gain of l0members, and this
too on full vote These are only
straws, and shows that IN the east the
democracy is doing pretty we'll, thank
YOU, for u presidential year
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Calhoun Items.

5 Calhoun school opened on Monday
morning last with Miss Nellie Kennedy
AS teacher.
Farmers are very busy now making
hay, which is not rs good crop as
usual in this section.
Miss Sula Reedy spent Sunday last
at home from her work at the Leader,
in Modale, and lett OIL Monday morn
ing for Des Moines, where she will be
i'm a whole sale house for short time,
and then take charge of the millinery
department at the Leader, in Modale,
with Townsman u Waterman.
Daisy and Francis Fitzgibbon left
last Mondav morning for Woodbine,
& attend Normal school
/ John 'rierney and two of his boys
are in Chicago with cattle aud hogs.
| A family by the name of Carbaugh
have moved into one of the vacant
houses of Mrs klrkldie's.
Mr.. Fred Schwersly have friends Wis
i,ing them from Toledo, Iowa.
DIR. and Mrs White, of the Vallev
spent last FRIDAY In Calhoun with rel
ativas and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Messer. of the
Valley, Sundayed with relatives inthis
place. *xx
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
StraYed.

From my fam, lif'esn miles sonth-
east OF Missouri Va and tive miles
northwest If Nicola. sunday evening,
September 2nd, "a team of mare mules,
weighing about 500 pounds each. One
of tho animals is a hay aud the other a
grey. will pay a liberal reward for
the return of the team or any infor-
nation that Will lead to their recovery.
dw6 JOHN IIENNEsY.
NeO'a. Iowa
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

Net earnings of the Burlington road
for July issued yesterday we're s495. .453
a decrease Of $5l ,46l compared WITH
last year. Gross receipts incseased S57,
O19 Freight earnings decreased $l53,
$40 and passengers receipts increased
Sl97,878 Operating expenses for the
month amounted to $2,5S9,s43, which
is an increase of S S,9929s over last year.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

Democratic Missouri enjoys the low
est tax rate of auy state Ill the Union.
1t is but 10 cents on the hundred dol
lars valuation, while Iowa's is % cents
Besides, one third of Alissouri's tax is
appropriated and distributed to the
counties for the support of the public
schools, leaving only 10 cents for al
expenses of the state government,
This has been record breaking
year for The California orange crop
The yield will, it is thonght, be about
4.5OOOOo boxes, or lt,50o carload The
total inves' ment in California orange
groves now amounts to Sll.00O,OoO
Commencing September Bird,
all coupons for the Qaeen "f
the Flower Carnival contest will
bear the date OF the day the con-
pom was published. After Thurs
day, September 9th, coupons not
bearing date will not be counted.
All coupons must be deposited in
the ballot box at Browns drug
store within three days after tie
date on the coupon.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
illinois CNTRAL R. R.
or INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO ATTEND
TUE ANNUAL MEETING AT CHICAGO.
The Board of Directors of tho Illinois Central
Railroad Company, q. meeting held July IL,

The Board OF Directors of tho Illinois Central
Railroad Company, a. . meeting held July IL,
1900. adopted the following preamble and res
olutiOn:
Upon tho Recommendation of the President,
the reaolution adopted July 81, 1897, authoriz-
ing the free transportation OF ckhOldera over
the company's linea, to Chicago aud return, at
the time Of the annual meeting Of the stock
read - follows:
RESOLVED That until the further order Of
this board, there may be issued. to each holder
of one or more shares of the capital stock Of the
Illinois Central Railro1e Company , . ticket ell
abling him, or her, to travel free over the com.
pany's lines from the station on the Illinois
Central Railroad nearest TO his or her registered
address. to Chicago and return, fnr the purpose
of attending, in person, the meetings Of stock
holders. Such ticket to be good for the journey
tq Chicago only during the four days immedi-
ately preceding, and the day of the meeting and
for return journey from Chicago only on
the day of the meeting, and the four dsys inn
signed and stamped during bpsipess hours
that is to say, between 800 . m to 5l0 p M
in tue office of tho Assistant Secretary, Nj W q
Bruen, in Chicago. Such ticket may be OH
tanned by any registered holder of stock ON up.
plioation, in writing, to the President of the
state % the full name and address II the stock.
holder exactly as given in his or her certificate
Of stock, together with the name and date Of
such certificate. No more than one person will
be carried free in respect to any one holding of
stock - registered on the books of the COM
b. order Of the Board Of Directors.
A g HACKbTAFF,
Secretary.
The next annunl meeting of the stockholde.s
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company will
be held at the Office of the company. in Chicago.
40
For the purpose of this meeting, the Stock
Transfer Books will be closed from tho close of
business ON September 81 70 the morning Of
HeptembeE 81. ~
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

Money, we're so often told, is the
root of all evil, yet who of us has not
wished at times we might have u few
cords of the root. But, instead of idle
wishing. prudent people look closer
after their expenditures. Right hire
we can help you. q SOsBoENE
The Druggist.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

Advantages of free text books, Prof JM Ire
land and Miss Maggie Gates Ihc art of ones
tioniny Prof ID f. BrXinard and Mrs Grace
Noy.s. Discussion, by Miss Maud Logan and
Everett Gamet Improvement of school prop
erty--how, and how much: G Wilson and
Miss Martha Pinrod u scussion, by Elwnni
Ashcraft and Maud Dick. The home and
school. Miss ELLA Dnhigg and Mrs Susie Fn,th
Discussion by Miss MAJ McCnnnatau and Mis-,
Xayda Linn. Election of officers.
IL. nI,nrn OF COMMIvT sE.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Bells bread always fresh.
Highest Town in Country

Highest Town in Country.
Altman, Gal is SAID TO I've the nigh
est incorporated town in the country,
being $4,000 feet above the Sc. level.
\ justice of the peace who had tiled q
disorderly character $40 and cost, sa,d
in reply to the prisoners announces
ment of appeal: "What? Appeal,
would you?' asked the astonished
court. "You don't come any o thar,
now This is the highest court in the
United States, and you can't appeal
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Letter List.

Letters remaining in the Postoflice
at Calhoun, unclaimed Aug. 81, 1900.
First class: Mr.. Charles Rntledge.
Mrs. Minnie Landis.
William Knopa.
Mrs. B. Humble
Second class: Fred Brown,4
M1LL1E REEDy, p. NJ.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

If fortune disregard thy claim
Don't hang tiny head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest :.
Ask your druggist.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

A fine new line of pocketbooks and
purses just received at Central Drug
Store, next to PO.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

For the best cup of coffee in town
try Bell.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

All the late fancy effects in dress
goods for fall and winter wear now in
at The Leader. Come early and in.
spect goods before they are picked
over
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
The Bryan Club.

The Bryan and Stevenson club of
this city hold their regular meeting in
the city building every Thursday
night. You are requested to JOIN the
club and attend all the meetings. If
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

SrRAyED "A black SOW, weigh
ing about 200 pounds. A liberal
reward will he paid for informa-
tion lea ling to recovery of the SOW.
sG G A Puddy.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
\ SPECIAL TRAIN.
of Pullman Palace Cars.
\ Magnificent / rec
Street Parade
For Sale Cheap.

The three lots on corner of 9th and Erie
Streets known as the old Commercial houke lota
can be bought at bargain if taken Immediately
no uirc ut THE TINES office II
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

The 8 " Tcachers Association will meet in
Mondamin, Iowa, on Saturday, September 18th,
1900, ut ten o'clock m. Ali are invited.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06

Northwestern trains 90 and "a, F E trains %
and "a and O 4 P traids IS and s6 do not run
Sundays.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Chamber,ain's Cough Rome
DIV a Great Favorite.

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy. Its pleasant taste and
promp: and permanent cures have
made it great favorite with people
everywhere. IL is especially p,iZed by
mothers of small children for colds,
Group and whooping cough asst always
affords quick relief, and as it contains
no opium or other harmful drug, it may
be given as confidently to q bahv as To
an adult. For sale by Elliott & liar
vey, druggists. $50
Missouri Valley times., 1900-09-06
Bell's ice cream is the finest made.

Have you tried the "Detroit Free
Press" cigar, for five cents? Central
Drug Store, next to p o.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Der. i.--wheat found a firm and
somewhat broader market for a degree Of east.
ness At the opening. unresponsse Liverpool
cables January opened " lower. at 7o%m7o7.e
On buying by st. Louis interests the market stead
led. Rosario cable announcing damage to the
Argentine crop by hail also figured In holding the
market Later the corn strength the belief that
Bfadsttcets worlds visible would show decrease
81 5000 900 bushels and the reported closing of nayi-
cation on the ~ Azov caused sharp demand
shorts covered freely ON the advance and January
rose 70 iixc Against tho price liberal North
western receipfs continuation Of the heavy south.
western movement and the lack o. cash demand but
IN spite o. these facts the market held strong and
January closed NC higher at nha5lxc
December corn was the feature In the corn pit
Ramors Of WnbAble squeeze. similar 10 that work
ed BY Phillips, were rife Contract stocks here
are only 100000 bushels. and nearly all M this IL
Is stated, has found Eastern market Phillips
credited with taking In $4,000 bushels Of De
cemher during the day. There Is little oid corn In
the country. traders say, aud the roads make IL
difficult 20 get that 10 marke. uufsycrahle wealth
sr and strength q foreign markets wore factors in
the market December sold between Sc and s1%c
and closed NC over yesterday At SAc MAY closed
hsn Ne higher. Ut BNc
Oats ruled dull and only fairly steady. IN view
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WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON Dec. i-Business was quiet In the wool
market this week. the holiday making quite n diff
ference In the amount ~ sales. The tone Of the
market Is steady. hut the anxiety felt regarding the
resent failure II two wool houses account af a
fear that the woods held by these dealers would be
forced ON the market has been alayed by tho fact
that the woods to be offered ON the market the
same ~ before Dealers viewing the outlook
with expectation q a better market but "a yet
th$ but little prospect Of immediate higher
prices
Territory woods continue to head the list Of sales
Australian woods quiet and sales made at fun
recent prices. Quotations:
Territory secured basis Montana and Wyoming
fine medium and fine. lse: secured ssaiec; sta
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FoBEI6N MARKETS.


LONDON, Dec. s.--whesi cargocs On passare
rather easier; cargoes No. standard California as
Sd; cergoes Waia Waila. - Cd English country
markets. quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL Dec. A-Nheat- sitsdy: No 1
standard California, & ID Wheat and -four ia
Paris. steady. French country markets. steady
Wheat Close-Spot, firm; No 2 red Western win
ter. C. Nd No. I Northern spring. 6 sd: No l
California, 6 2Nd Futures, quiet; December. IS
li%d. March. g. &d
Corn Spot. firm; American mixed. new. Is ND.
Futures. quiet December, Is Id; January. = io'sd;
March. J. eisd
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saess. Ioso; hay. tons. ~: uooi, baiss. IS; hi
number. ez3.
Produce. Fruirs. Etc.

saess. iv1; hay. tons. ~; wool. baies. IS; hides
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
yer ton. $3.50
Hay-whsat. ssais 50; wheat ard oaf. Saif; com
p'gssel wheat. u straw, per hale. 5sdf7ikc.
fotstoes-River Burbank SlF75c salinas Bur
50asr
Vegetable silverskin onion 81 60. cc,r-nbprs 50
49, s5sen peas. Ae7e; string beans. sases toma-
Fraii--Appiez. eh0icr. 81: common scc; navel or
sness, sisfZS Mexican lines Ssef4 80: common
sSelnafnla lemons -. choice California lemons,
N,s: hananas. Sla2.so: pineapples. s. 5oa5.9.
Butter-FAf,ey creamery. Magic seconds 2fg6z5c.
lie
cheese-New California 1ats. l0isaiec; Young
AmsIlea, llenhse; Eastern. li@isisc; Western.
Ksss-s,ore. 1esc: fancy ranch. zs1c: Eastern.
Zsf3oc
pouitry-Turksy rohiisrs. i0afle: turkey hers. 10
eAc; old roosers, Ia3 20: young ROSTERS 50. sea4
small bolers, g 5ca3; large hroilers sos 20; FRY.
srs ~ soei; hens $685. old ducks tse3.s 50; geese,
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring- Nevada iidlsc Eastern Oregon 10
@lici valley Oregon. iSaiTc. Fall Mountain lambs
.lNi San Joaquin plains. seec; Humboldt aud
Mendocinn. l5ai6c. y
EHops-crop Of 100. I3nSrc.
Closing Quotations.
Whest-Fam; December gAc; May. ae2:
Barley Firm: December &c May, T5Me.
torn-Large yellow. 81 IS
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CHICAGO. Dec. 4-Cattle~ Receipts, ZOO head
generally steady. including butchers stock. Good
TO primo steers. ss.fsn6: poor TO medium An5.s5
selected feeders S. 5oa4 81 mixed stocAerS. 81 25a
$40: COWS 81 eoni Isl heifers, So s5ai IS: Gamers
s2ae 90 bulls, S. 50af 49, catyes, s. 5eas So Texas
fed steers. sias.s; grassels, S.@@i.Is; bulls. SIS
cas-.
mated 40 eoS left over. 5000 Opened strong. closed
easier Top. ss.Sif mixed and butchers. ~ 5oa
tE; good TO choice heavy. S.Iwf. S.: rough heavy.
81 soai.so. light. A.5oais7is bulk Of sales, A.7oa
40
sheep Receipts. 1900 head Sheep and lambs
opened steady. closing slow Good to choice weth-
ers Ssl S. fair TO choice mixed. s3Tsds.o5; West
ern sheep. sia4 IS: Texas sheep. 81 5Ne3,0. native
lambs sizes 80; Western lambs. S.I5G5.0
OF or n
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4 ,,.,.- "a, -
~ sssessdns -. -, W., ~ese i ssre Il features.
~ q a]!ine q sfesr laas T., ,seet DR.
- fhcf< vss h.un ~. ~" .,,,s. sh.t 49, rra.
r = scssal1. ssf1k y ~ ,,ssspatiou closed
~ n uhsf 20 hAVpsn ~ IN, .,kad inrr.e n
Yrnfs festivities g $500 ~ IAN awsLsn 4.
III fhf Fups 49,
bsesse. c'ctsnse LII 4 ,hs,s aIeey-
- Wckrn xz<npes ~ 49, xa.e.atac IA
tltee-n tin sna iaA - L.. 5000 t,.,-
&<lsu $500 ~ ao,,rsl N he staple rfod-
IN ecmrf!N ~ w. W .r,s,o,,shiv siied md
e&bH vhkn ~ * XII, 4. a,sfrseiens ~ te.n
"a n nesn'ss ''"i' - s'i'A'''"' y
y v ducfnlsosn -. ,osax tia,,eh The ar.
= ~ - - Ies', a. 1900 ui.h South
~ 4 ) sffemrf G1n ssn esv ~ usiio~i
u1sss = bour r1pes'c ,.,s .e,,,.,,..s srsr,
~ sls ~. 2 w N, VA new feature 10 the
~. s1a mn Fs' s''
-. 80. ,.,r.t,. arm =, spr.
1h6in4 1Mnfn ,, ~ 1870, n ~ Fact i
vi bfyn 49, = reys slso are maintaining
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Capt. Chcsters Mission.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.--It was sad az
the navy department today that the visit
OF Capt. Chester and his staff, of the bat
tleship Kentucky to Constantinople was
not by express direction OF the depart
ment. Capt. Chester was acting under
his own discretion. and II was regarded
as probable that he would seize upon the
opportunity Afforded BY his visit to make
some representations TO the porte as 10
the American mission claims
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s6snsa QUOTATIONS.



G1eese, EHGu ana Poultry.
M6Ha n1nfsf1usa trIas were "A follows.
=. NAM 10, fancy dairy. In squares.
1&@)m ersNmeyies. lib and Rib prints,
~ i& rsnm<v,. Eesssc
!| ~. tl.ess Iese -
Is - csllisruis comb. ift.slIse. strained.
49, 11a'- 1880 s'I.i
sisv~las, slIee.u,. ,sr, 1.-Two ,urssvs i@,se,
r. M 's''N WV ~ WV 80
- - - m nrh.. 81 sox& On the
~
w.
ve9esabtes.
H9ov<1m1 MAJ tifsis. sweet putatnes, $50
Nh ~ - NH sal . per ssek rusabasss. 81
~ ~ l&ntN itt14a pr zach cabbage 81 ssai2:
' ~ ~ - a.; ssaishe., To- nsr drr. green
ese - ~ dsu. yellow Danvrf. 81 sasi fs:
~ ~ Nm per- ID. Gag plant. iksac; squash.
- t11t>m u per her
rrufss.
- - 49,
4 rs;. s- s1 y ns'e's " soss; seedlings,
E-ss. 1@ ~ NJ according 70 grade;
S2ks Y ...ss. spl'sa, "'seh per BOZ, sc-
~ II - ~, .'' 49, s " nA ~ p
Harietssz. Wisconsin tii
| = 0us..z. M p'sWs. hiaAehen, pef No. iMiee
| t{nIs n 80. 49, ef y. Nhfte, ~ .achs.
+ s.s ssx $3.50, $3.50 psAehss ssapnsased. Der
k18Ss T.,,s,. l'' ~ ~ s~ a' W r"n,s'
Z 7TEs - e.hu'nsA sS#Te: faisins. L.
| - s... h'ss Aa.ss,sl. ssies'se PER 10:
s,T ses'hess snitanss, nisetite
h ~ 49, ~ ~ 49,, sss 'sns,, smsi,
| H ~ 10
nnr rrmm - 60.
-. aU ,""e~'
/ r isrsA u ehls htfhe; extra c, IN
tn & ~. r ~ 49, So dry sasnulated.
. s4G6 hs,,,sa., sss' 80 Patent ~
+ MM&sk. N 49,, 49,, 1870 - sM,
~ a~s trsn meal white. siW per
~ .sss. ss s,asss ' nss,, psss W.
s.s sss e, ,s,'a e. !" ~ a. y. ..i 2.
~ ast9 ~ ~ ~ y n, ~ ~. ~ ~ ~,
80 wv, nn m Nj, ID sts 49,. tsseh
80 ~, F.w' pee ~ 10 @lh sachs,
- \ 4 ~ 3, - " ~ sses. .'esl eus
y n N a. ~ ~ N|s ssess srahana fioar.
szk 80 sses' =. WI ss.se a ssss, fis ~, =
II " III. neg ~ NJ fauaY iusicd oats
n tsrs rsss,T Nv. 49, sss'ea sass "ie ssess
Nv na esssbna a I w Hse' 10
- I ,sssse Nssss' ~, X : a,sauu,. Law.
kss.s a'sssssis IT,. 5a'i IS n 's ~. n ~
- u IN No es~s w. spf hi. ~. gIb
-, 49, ftNf9a Java III fina ttFf Ia
- sN h&e, sasa Nosh. a., .,F.s.,is
saNS ~ 81 AZ - sit 40
9a.uh
- ! - .sssss i&sitg Eassssr msfa wai
- A. y @eets, hsse R,aails. ite.
ess ~ fssa ~ slsa''''s. ~ 4 ~.
~ NS3niss ~ tsaiisrs IA nn..,rn 4.
hay, Grain a,a r..
e's@ts1ss kassf - 49,. 49,.
- essss ssAss .,.., hss.e Eastern wAsh
~ ~ ~ - AfAia 81
sssss hesss
a ~ ''ss real rSs
eea tsn 49, ~ -. mlddiinfA
ss'' ''s'sssA MI 81 '''' ''e'' W
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BLACK & TAN-"The American Porter
;he newest product of the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Association. Is dsliciousiy piquanI
in favor. tempting and pleasing 10 the
palate Pacific a Puget Sound Bo,tiing
Company. wholesale dealers, Seattle.
--adv
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tomatoes gallon. s. sss4: silver Shield soe surar
y ~ I.1 string beans. scaSi 70: Lima beans.
q ~ soston baked beans 81 s5a9 .; mushrooms.
:, Canned Fruits dobbinsl--Ts Assorted. a.rs.
baitstt pears. f1az5 white cherries. LIS; black
tsrie 4 psssehs s1 nsss''ia :;r Az
LII ri'fns N.s sooseberrfes. stTs raspberries.
~ 2: pineapple, Jchnssn's 8 q Assorted.
eanon tins. SIC; zizib tins. 81 3; peaches 81 az
aprieots. sio5 biaetberriea. IN 2sib tins. Il %.
csrssnts. gallon tins. Hss plurns gallon tins 4
Canned i1sh ijobblns1clau M IN ~. A.
"; clans, LIB tins per doz 81 Is. Holsters In tins
pr doz. 7ses Is salmon. ALASKA pink. NE:
So rs PLAIN. e. aas so NJ 4 ss IS sss 1e
d Sstisl s . X Pc. q DS e e s.safs ' TINS
tanned Mesis uobhsngl .-DsviIsd ham. 81 Ioe2 IS ;
ecsned beef. lib cans 81 50: corned beaf eIb tins
lib cans S.s; roast beef. sS: roax cbi1ssr
$50 roast mutton, s. 81 roast turker. e 81. nirsi
feet. 2lb tins, s25o. ~
staple Groceries.
,, Gh0s rl .iebbinsl-Bahr. NIB premia sc,
Cocoa tiobbinel-Epps' i4-lb tin. Ain bexe. dc.
sakei eIb boxes. isc; Van Hcuten's i-lh tins
&c: ~ Mc; AZ, 81 Ghirardellis. h.lb asc.
Highland. ssz5: ST. Charie. cream. az; stsnasrs'
80 Monroe, unsweetened. 50: Economy SIS:
Sauces tjobbinsl Worcestershire. small. prr don
S5 medium, SIS; large. $3.50
suups uebbins) Dnps stis per gallon 1c;
drps IssI tins Per case. m d rlp. "a, a IN.
:. so caiifornia drips II ss tina. per -ase 81 Is
New Orleans molssscs, lsal tins, Der case. seas %
tins, per doz SIS; ssal iacts,s' as: Hns issl sal
cans, per doz. SO 60; h-sal cans. Sc: quart hot
les Y; pint. nv: .sai jackets. s2s sgai tins.
Jeies tiohbinei- sib pals zoe, solb nails. each.
81, &C, csliiernia. lib cans, doz in case per doz
Crackers tjohbins,-sods. =, ,s, N. "a,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

pie sa5lc. Utah fine medisn and fine iSsITc,
secured, sIafae: staple. SOC. Idaho. dne medium
and tne. lselse secured. fem; staple, 5e
Australian. secured basis. sflot-Corbitsr stires~
hne, nominal 'SaT5c; good. Ss7oe average. saas7e.