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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05
Tenth Season Of the California Linn
tied.

Ten years ago this fall the Santa FL
started its California Limited train OF
the initial run across the continent
Many improvements have been made in
that. busy decade. To-day's engines ane
coaches are much heavier than those Of
1894. Millions of dollars have been spent
on the track alone-some of it for oil
sprinkled (dustless) roadbed and oil-burn'
ing (smokeless) engines. The time il
tester, too.
Daily service of the California Limited
will be resumed Sunday, November l3
fer the tenth season, superseding the
present semi-weekly schedule. This is
now an all-the-y year round train, between
Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco,
running through Southwest land of en-,
chantment. The time, Chicago to Los
Angeles, is about 90 hours, which is fast
speed for the 2,265 miles traversed, con.
sidering that several mountain ranges ara
crossed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

1t is very smart of a the
way she can pretend she Is dressed
when she is in evening clothes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Some men who could not be held
with hoops of steel are perfectly
helpless before a dozen yards Of val.
enciennes lace.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Sometimes" said the moralis.,
friendship is only skin deep" And
most of the time" replied the cynic, it's
only a deep skin."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump.
ton has an equal for coughs and colds j,
+. Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. 10. 1900,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

When it comes to backing down in n
diplomatic argument the ear is allowed
to take as much of the responsibility as
possible Star.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

INV DeC1 pFca" UT VIZ f1 VIII rf"! 49,,
frutless operations cost me. If the women who are suffering, and
the doctors do not help them, will try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound, they will not be disappointed with the results
MISS CLARA NJ. CLAUssEN, 1907 Penn st, Kansas City, Mo.
ArNnn FORFEIT il we cannotf forthwith produce the original letters and signatures Il
XhllU above Testimonials which will p% ny t&, { rns iss"si MEM. Go, Lynn m...
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05
Faithful Friend

Jobbs-I stood by my friend Bill the last
time he got in trouble. =.
Dobbs~Yes; | heard you were the best
man.-Chicago journal,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Man cannot lift himself by his bootstraps,
out many a man has pulled himself down
with o corkscrew.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Some men are born diplomats and soma
others are just ordinary hypocrites.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

One Of the war correspondents informs US
that the Russians always 60 into battle Sing
ing a merry tune" The Japs, it appears, do
their singing after the battle.-Washington
Post.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

In the important matter Of the orange.
ment OF its bones, the swordfsh shows a
great improvement on the h ad.-Boston
Globe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

A Ray county MO- man bet two dollars
that he could twist the tail of a dun colored
mule and escape unscathed. In reply to a
telegram from the coroner his father, in
the east, wired; Bury the - fool where
he il "-Dpnver Post.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Christian science is good to cure
you Of something you haven't got.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Only freaks make freak election BETS
Birmingham Age.Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

The population of London increases by
10000 annually.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

They who say that identifying is fool
ish dispute their own eyes-Chicago Rec
ord -Herald,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-11-05

Physicians assert that disease is spread
by the saloon free lunch. The doctors ap.
parently do not understand that no man
is entitled to sample the free lunch until
he has bought a germkiller. Washington
Post,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

. s1re sigu of approaching revolt and
seilons trouble iu YOUR systcm - nervous.
,.'' siccplr-suess, ot stomach unset.
hi'etur hiticrs will quickly disntmi,cr
-'e troublesome causes 10 never
.aiis 90 tone che stomach, regulate the
N'aneys aud Bowels, Stimulate the Liver.
500 c'Nriif tbs hloed. Nun down SYSTEM.
"en,hi particularly aud au ihc usual a..
i'naius aches vanish under it- serrhmr
aud thorough effectiveness Elctric Bii.
ier' IS only .sic, aud That Is returned ira
90" gave perfect satisfaction Guaran
iced ny j. W. Kelley Druggist -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
FROM SERGENT.

/ e'''f-if''.Ietes ni far Pix Stone Gap ra.r
NnhehNr. hf-, Dec December c,nc
I tn Dol quiet as a lamb
oniy threc weeks tiu Chri.tn,.. -.
zoe SMALL boys viii be made hapnr.
puhiie museum will he made Of The
kentucky exhibit a. the World. Pair
H'e" "lN ne stationed al Fankfost-in
ihc capitol building
capt o. cas-, leading attorue, ~ the
lexington bar, is presiding a. nudge q,
ne i-rteher circait court noW la session
'oage Moss being absent
Miss Matte Webb. the Accommodated
Daughter Of n. = Webb. OF Srrrest ~
D. seriously 90 81 hiss writing b. Vs
fers j. attending her.
Aartia y Bates. Of Knott co.n,v
nefe me hrst o; the week buvinr fsrs.
the Thomas Brothers are nov on t,i.i
in TIE eireait eoaet, charged with ne ,,nr-
Ger OF Weston caisenhali. over = wear s,,o
~ N9e~ h9ass. The boys we're aut -.
eeh'if arrested IN Kansas aud retained a. !
this slate. 70
though tho marriage Of Walter n
/" e5h to Mss Msiissie Rsowa. al coa.
h~s necn talked Of sor m0nfhs. Il has nrs,
cr ifi occurred. bot Invitations .re 49,.
'rt .nd The ceremony ssi. be performed :, 4
"f birdie home en- Ccily. 1harsasy. H.
8 o, Al 3 O'clock , n,
Aheerson Cook. Of Pike eauntx 49,.
.sse tsidss enroste Ao@e.
c-s Nsatsr-. o. VH.s. ,,e~.,,s
80 h'. aeeataia iAsm Tor sia.no0 e.ss.
. 'Is A'aer-i Dstslepaeas Companx
BCsnNs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
FIGHT WILL BE Bitter

Those who will persist in closing their
cars agair-t tho continual rccomme,d,.
ton 81 De- Kings New Discovery Tor con.
sumption, will have long aud bitter firbt
via their troubles. IL not ended earlier
hy fatal termination. Read what 4 r
bs@il Of bcall Miss. has 20 sav: Last f.ll
my wife had ever sYmtou Of consumptoe
She took Dr.. Kings New Di.coverv after
e'erything-else had failed. Improvement
came al once and four bottles entirely
cured her Guarsntc d 10y J ". Keile,
Druggist Price Joc snd$I 100. Trial
bottles free -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08


Each iine Of this poem L takea frou
the works Of poets In the foi.o-ips order
Le~sn. HOOD. wcrs~ords. Charles q
Eastman. coseridge. Lsngfello~, ,stod-
dssS. Tsnnyscn. Tsnnyson. Alice Cary
Seisrsdgs, Alice CARY. Campbell. Baysrd
Taylor. Frances 5. osrood. T. s. Pe-ry.
Hood. Ralph, Hoys, Miss Edwards, Barr
Cornwall. Coventry Psiserc. Bsyard Tay-
Tor rennyson. T. Baehansn Read, Aiexsn-
drsssmish. coieridge. words-oth, Cole
ridge. Harry, woras~orsh. osgood.
! only knsw she came and vent
Like trouiie- in pool:
She vas a phsntsm Of delight.
And vas like fool.
One Kiss dear maid. said. and sighed.
Dat Of those lips unshorn:
She shook her ringlets round her head.
ana laughed IN merry scorn.
Ring out. Wild bells. to the Wild skv.
You heard them, o my heart;
lis twelve at night by the castle clock,
Beloved, We must part.
Come back, come back she cried in grief
Ay eyes are dim With tears,
ho~ shall live through all the dsvs7
All through hundred years."
Twas in the prime Of sumner time
she blessed me With her hand:
W. strayed together deeply blest.
Into the dreaming land
The laughing bridal roses blow.
To dress her dark hair;
y heart Is breaking with my voc,
Most beautiful, most rarei
elaspsd il on her sweet. cold hsnd.
The precious golden link
Gained her iears aud she was calm.
Drink pretty creature, drink"
And 30 / won my Genevieve.
And walked IN Paradise.
be iairest thing that ever grew
Aiwcen me and the skies
--Anonynous in Washington Post.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
THANKSGIVING


-
Tsss Thsrksgisiug on the farm.
Aud harry every whsrs:
for 1rsnems Brown got word from to~r
The children ~oula he there.
She sent an Invitation
A week or too ahead.
10 daughter Anns and daughter Hannah
And this j. what j, said:
"Ne~ bring the children. evers one.
Aud have jolly time.
rof we've our share, and some 10 snare
SO bring them all 10 dine.
And let them bring their relatives.
And each PLAYMATE, too.
80 bring them all. both large aud small.
"eli have enough fer you
SO Nell aud Dell invited Bell
And little cousin Prue.
Then Bonnie Mills asked Jennie Bill,
And also neighbOr Sue:
Then aeighbor Sue told brother Raluh-
And Ralph told cousin Nan,
'"en eonsin Nan asked playmate sam.
And be told neishbor Dan
Gran dina said to grandson Rov.
WOW bring your neighbor Raw ,,
30 neighbor Ray and sister Nav
Invited cousin Jack:
'hen cousin Jack told ncighLor Mack.
Aud asked his PLAYMATE Tess:
""7f" tNANNt ANhtN cousin Ilfffffa
And also sister Bess.
Tier sister Bess invited Richard.
AID he invited Ned.
Then brother Ned invited Ed.
Aud also cousin Fred
Then cousin Feed asked sister Ann.
Aud she invited Joe,
Then he sent word, SO william ho.~ss
To bring bis sister Flo
n
hen all were through At dinner lime.
mere naught remained but crunbs.
fos pretty tlo and her Young beau.
Ate ali the sugar piums.
! hen grandma smiled when she looked
round
And saw ihs happy sst.
T. or she just knew. rs graudm.s do.
How hungry children get.
hen grandpa hauled the wagons ont
To take them back 10 town.
J hey scrambled 10. With childish din
And ehecred for grandma Brown.
hey cheered for grandpa loud and i.,r
Aud called him .'Grandp. dear %
He said TO them. Nov came again.
Ana dine With us next year.
-Nmiics
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08

The Thrico-a-wcck Ess,..
ioHK "oKLD is FIRST amor .r
papers m size, frequener p,
ana the freshness. sccnr,,- ~
rs contents. Il hasall ~. "a
great So daily at the sr'D. pa
weekly. Its political nor.
complete, accurate and im,,,,...
readers viii testify. itissr,.--.
Giles and for the people
II prints the news ofoli.t.
ing special correspondcnr, 49,
porisnt news points on ihe ~,,i-
brilliant illustrations. store
authors. a capital humor ,.-.
markets, departments fo- ~.
ana ~omen's work and oth.-
partments Of unusual ini.rs..
We Offer this unequal nsr.,,,.
THE BIG STONE CAP
together cHe 5e=T f5r $50
Address all orders 90
THE BIC STONE CAR ,
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
A Guaranteed Cure For piIos

p.i 'ehng' Blind, bleeding or Protrudin,
.o i'S ,,,,.asglS,s refund money il PAZO
-. {" ~ isiis 10 cure any case. no
go. 1i 10" long standing. in 90 Il
''S' application gives ease and
- ~ u yoar druggist hasn't il
ed post paid by Paris Medicine a. y,
Louis, No. - -.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
DOES GOOD WORK

The Winchester Steam Lsundr,
mas iecerty moved into new hniIJ-
ing added new machinery 10 their
i,'an' ana are now better prepared
than ever before to da the very he,
OF work. j. w. Kelly represents
'hem at this place and guarantees
Leave your bundle ~
the DTug Store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
a LITTLE ABOUT
EVERYTHING.
snort Pungent Paragraphs of
interest to Everyone.

Eastern siberia.
The Local paper j. an sb-oiute ucee..i,,
90 every household
There are words iu the Chinese Lam
suasc which have as man, as forty dif.r.
eut mcauiug-
ihe winnings OF The bank OF Monte Car.
10 are ''id Go average ncarl, SIS minute
or about S6,a5o.00o year.
The New work. Ne. Haven and ~.
iora railroad has prohibited the scliin. M
''s"''''e- "nd cigars in iis slaiiou-.
Another ROYAL nrinr, has condc.e,u.i-l
10 'i-" Amrfica. ili- na.n, i. h,ob.n.,f-
cd '"a i'is uoAcuioAe-Ochriugcn.
% people bad Co -ii ON as un,omf,-,.
nNie seats az church as fhpv dn.f D., S...
aay base bail game. OH. how they would
i''- announced tlai ths Ru..isn. ,-..
preparing io make double track. ,.r....
''''''''- -'"r "ith cfru loot presumably.
Russia sill have new nav, i..n 3.
"rt"anN Il rance and America All Nm
600 John sou sorry be has bccu sd, niruJ
by Go ihe Jsp. ''''''
inrfe 's ou'! enc thing tia, is harder
90 Duo ihau the ten dollar hin r..t ,....
'"r' and that IS The tcu that some otb,r
fellow owe, yau
D'h tive beg OF YOU. our active aud NEE.
'i-ieni kno"-it-ali critic, Dee So ecoti.iir,i
A. 10 Imagine that everybody YOU meet +.
glad TO see you.
,. 4 sgr, loose o'ereos,. skin-,ish, trous-
''' ana pamAin seed hat cou.titst. fh.
n"st noticeable parts OF the fs.hon.lI,
20" i''"ef costume this winter
An Ohio prophet saws The country will
ave good times uutl lgtl hy thattip,s
yer, Thug ~nl belong Co John ID R,rl-
''ie' H"a 90 wou't make mnch difference
h"i happens.
" len Ne look at the world in a narro,
az, DO" small % seems, When we 49,
90 in mean way. how mean IL ~
hen Ne look at it sclnshlr, how selfish
's- hui when ne look az % in a br,.5
e"cions. aelpiul spirit. what beautiful s
ord % is' aud ~hat wonderful people We {
Hd TO- a. ff''
an Argument Is put against men uear- !
y "a's- One writer Saws that Indians
ever wear hats, and bald headed Indians D.
re- '''e. hNt NC must an rcmenil,.r tb,f 4
ives 90 Indians are not boss Tb.r. +. y.
'me'hins ia that. Raidnes. Is nor -. a
avs caused bay wearing hats. The wes-. :
OF "reeches has something 10 do with !,
says an, exchange. y
me milwaukee, car shops in Milwaukee J.
r. '"F'ns The ucsms Tor some mammotb :
ssenser cars, which 30 is said will seat ~
"pie- These coaches viii be from ,..
twenty feet longer than the ordinnr,
: coach used today. perhaps about sew.
" u seVcniy-hrc feet IA length. OIy
. other road ia the west Is known ~
We ears OF THIS SIZE aud thai /, tbe
eat Northern.
pc scientific American calls attention
the surprising Tact that there - nor
am engine Ia use be- the great mana
,,"'ing eeni1s-ihe city Of N,sr.r,
U.s. n Y This paper thinks thai this
= become true OF tie great majority "a
'et'csn cities, hecasSe they are sitaat- ,
~''hin reach OF water. which eau lie
e'tie~it' transmitted much ehe.,e,
10 " c'u rs generated los coal. 4
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
aEPoRT or TEACH
Frs MEET ING,

I
IL Niss County rssehers' Associate,
>et 1ssh and sch 1904 =
ne meeting vas we'll attended aud
most interesting and instructive program
= Orenirs exercises we're cosa.c..s
SSs,ssaay morning By Rev. X. p. shales. 81
q hearty welcome vas extended a.
ne teschers by Mayor J. y. Allev aud
Prof Z. Y. Chspmsn. which was res,o,s-
20 70. To an eseelieut talk. by Prof. n
oooge' OF Vcs''ar',. and A. ". Qualis. Of 4
q ,, The sr'' subject of,Ae program va.
Pebble sentiment as factor in edncs-
tor, which vas opened by &. N. Muliins
81 DOT hester. Va. after watch an aLlc
enu lengthy discussion Of the subject w.
give" by fsof J. W. Dinsmore. Of Berea.
a. II. Dodge aud r. II. sheppe we're
ss'ee'ee TO arrange program FOR night ses-
until 80.
FRIDAY. KvSNiSG SESSION..
House called 10 order by Chairman
=. D. chapman. and program entered
2 Are Teachers Meeting Probable, .
vas ably discussed hs profs } ". Dips-
more sud r. h shrtpe.
D. bat should be the nature of our
opening exercises in SCHOOL, vas discuss.
cd "s Prot r. J. Davis. Of Wise. lie i'm. 7
pressed upon the mind Of the teachers thc
-, 'y i lance 81 moral training az we'll -
intellectual aud physical. A short tstl
was also given on the subject bv Prof a
Rudolph. of Ea-f Stone Ga,
. short talk nas given bv 4 ~
onu,ef. ne highly commended the
'''ehete" ct trs cHuntt. after which he
recommended the jauesviilc Institute A
'niic- Of Principal Of Graded
!, >onool' Was Thoroughly discussed hv Prof T
,'- -. snerpe' leaving nothing to be said
D." -nvone else uu the subject
g. Recess until $50.
NIGHT SESSION.
Q. Educational Mas Mee,n,~ ho,a..
Baptist Church. short. hut inierc.tinr
.aiAs were given hs PROT j. " ninsmo,c ca
'fei. X J Davis aud Rev. r. T. shuier 'l
g Prot. !. W. Diusmorc e,tcrt,in.s "a
n' ""ui,"ce WITH >tcryopticon views on
N, '''if history of Kentucky. Wotfd'. ~.
a,' AZ -. Louis. aud hcrca College. d.
d. Excellent music was given iv the y,
.hoir II the Baptist Church -
L. House adjourned until Saturday e'
morning ca
SAil hpAl. Non>iNc sr-,,ox. NJ,
House called Co order o., choir. DO
I,nlns exercises conducted by
" r'"He-
."si excellent paper uHs rcrd hv .
p. 0hepnc 600 written exercise. in
rhuoI Ihc subject vac aisa fi.rn...d
'D,'i, 20 wise, irot r. n
''n "-'- nA'is.
t-f'. "'' i,Au hl Mis-. Virginia
''i' 'I iie stone t'ar, on thc teachers 90,
.iN "nisiec ihe school raon. followed %, 49,.
49,. ~ , ,,o'''iH ~ 'i hc"ey. w.. .. am.
"'.t'' and Aiss D.. q. Beatty W"
",N' subject discussed was "a'
...,...i i.. NOD. a. % an'crcriing paper pee
''..' J., p. beatty. Talks were an
...,. r. i,'i-' ouri. r. J.. a..
500. ..' '''Ipe Hua e
try
.'' Die
ruiniormu, ia ui.h school r,,, s.n
los.. hr Prof. K o. oh,atc
sept o. D. Count. r.ada ,,,... .... ''''
' educational progress of MIC v.snf, COX
uhirb Del -horrs che ,a,id i,,,r..,. q, d
eut boz the progress olaur .rl,oi. 49,, ,..
40 Nisc ua. itr snraI of ala. .tb.
aniies iu material a.d educational i'm. ''''
b r,.. 81 Do st
.ue' ,,eon Grading oar Fable school. - YEA,
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INC Japanese are small eaters. and IN
SUGGESTION = almost anknaen among them
'"e, cal slo~ly, as we'll a. sparingsy. and
ch'ens o. plain nosrishing food. A jan
sues F's'ung D" this coantry vas appalled,
- t"s 9"a"'i'f OF food consumed bv his
aose ~ one d.s Especially was he in
1850 YIN 'sc eAtrsvaganee OF our
Poores people In Japan. meat once
dar = a iHxeFy, even among the veil ~ A.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08
i. 5. POST OFFICE.

Big Stone Cap. Va.
3. s. farfi..s. F.N No r..,. A.. O.. =.
ufNCg HOURS
.ekr-rf ~aniaf.
30 p. a.. Col o. co..
MONEY 0RnEg oFFcK
o.. 'ro'r ID. 10. Sc . 9. m. every DAY. even,
NAttS CLOSE
- g. y. &. a.. Essi. atSsos-
80 3 = x p Wee, At = Isl ~
raf Nsts Ar stssn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-08

Ne. ; eenaecis al Bristol wiih Train
NO Tor lccal ststions on Virginia Di,i.-
son. l.. \ stations ard Csncinnsti. Lon
issiiiei &nd points West. Seathu.st
Nerts, NoftA~ests also 18th \. kw ~
Tor poia's kssi. end wiih southern X,
TO- poiUis ~oust
~ t,-te ~iso @tses connection 81
hiiaaheihteu ~itA ET.&w a. 49,
iess'ag Cranberry s0a a. IN. cen,r.i
ffne
30 coaue7fs - Bristol with trs.n Ne
: Iron All poinfs West. issss stations On
=. a = aad Nsrsinla Division. ana AZ
bisa t.iy vith Southern ~. train fror
tat cooth. connection - alsa made a.
EisHaastatoa ~iih EFT AVN. L. tr.ls
.srisins a, craobsrsy. \ C.. AS , m.
Csairsi fine
No conoeets AZ AppAlackia for al
stations on the l.. n. Z. r. ard carries
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-08
Potatoes onions and Vegetables.

There were further additions TO the already
unwieldy supplies OF low grade river Burbanks
and there was practically market for that
class of goods Fancy stock which formed
but a very small percentage Of the fresh ar
rivals was firm at the top quotation and sa-
linas Burbanks were quoted steady sales OF
fancy Oregon Burbanks. ex-recent arrivals
were reported at 81 per Genital. the receivers
being unable TO obtain the price asked or
the preceding day Onions were in light re-
ceipt and continued firm al the recently re-
vised Quotations.
Receipts OF southern vegetables were mod
crate and Wax Beans. Summer Squash, Egg
plant and Lima Beans were higher Peas and
string Beans were plentiful and steady at pre-
1-ious prices The other vegetables stood about
as previously quoted.
Observation-Disclosures from the river. 409
7O,. per cti: Salinas Burbanks. 81 loq1 4217 per
ctl. Oregon Burbanks. 75cdS1 per ctl; River
Reds e0a7Oc per ctl; Sweet. Potatoes. s5c
per ctl.
Oregon and SO for Utah stock.
VFGETABI. .ES-Green Peas. Base per ID;
String Beans 4d5c per ID; Wax Beans 446c;
lima Beans 5Gsc per lb Tomatoes. 50cdS1
rer box: Summer Squash. 75190c per box; Cab
hage SOC per ctl; Carrots. 15c per sack; Gu
crnbers, s5cds1 per box; Garlic. 415G5c per
In. Egg Plant large boxes, 75cdS1; do south
ern. 5a7c per lb; Dried Peppers. nominal
Green Peppers 4oG50c per box; Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash, $sS1O per ton
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-08
Hay and Eeedstnns

Bran continues very frm with light stocks
and good demand. but no further advance Is
announced.
Hay was again in liberal receipt yesterday.
the arrivals being SCI tons. including rs cars.
The market was quiet and steadv II is under
stood that on January the GovernIcent VIII
open bids for $3.50 tons. deliverable between
February l and September 10
The circular Of Somers Co SAYS:
Hay shipments have been rather heavy
during the week just ended. the total showing
$500 tons in comparison with but 21Oo for the
week preceding This increase in shipments
has been occasioned by the fact that cars are
plentiful. Some OF the Hay which
has just arrived ordered 10 market several
weeks ago and points have been denied
shipments entirely until the last few days
. II is reported al raialroad headquarters that
from now on cars will be more plentiful. This
win enable-us TO judge more accurately as 10
the general idea Of the farmers about holding
their Hay. We do not anticipate any very
great rush zor the next month or two; on the
other hand. We are inclined 10 anticipate
rather quiet demand for that same period. so
there is very little that promises any better
market here for some little time. Il is ru-
mored that the Government VIII De IN the
market for Hay very shortly. but their
ders generally divided among their various
transports it is seldom that any good effect
is felt from this business
Shipping trade along the coast has been
exceedingly quiet for several weeks. and from
of any improvement along this line until next
spring.
to ae curing S1 GI he pdas feW days %hicS
has tended TO weaken the situation with this
particular grade Of Hay: although we can
to come quite freely and hold their own at
unchanged figures"
BRAN-S20G21 per ton.
NIDDLINGS-S25G2 G2S per ton.
SHORTS-$2Od21 per ton
FEEDSTUFF@Rolled Barley. S24d24 80 per
ton: OileaKe Meal at the mill, S31 5od32 50s
jobbing S33; Cocoanut Cake. S23d24; Cocoa
nut Meal SPACES: Corn Meal. S31 50132;
Cracked Corn $32d32 so: Mixed Feed, S229
%: Horse Beans S3od40 per ton; Broom
Corn Feed eoc per ctl
HAY-Wheat S1Ol15; Wheat and Oat, s1Oq
IA: Oat $9G12; Barley and Ost. SSd11; Volun-
teer Wild Oat. STG10: stable s9Gl0: stock,
s. 50dT; Clover. S7d10; Alfalfa S9al2 per
ton.