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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22
THE LEHI BANNER.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

District Judge, John T. Booth.
District Attorney A. G. Hatch.
Court Stenographer. Mont Roberts
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22

he best yet, "The AUSTIN Beet
Knife, mt the Peoples Coop.
The IIehi Commercial d Savings
Bank is doing IA good business John
Y. is rustler.
Mr.. Ray Bone Is down from Canada.
He does not appear TO be charmed with
the Canada country.
Mr.. VIII Russell Of Salt Lake, who
use TO hold down the cases In this
office, made us visit last evening.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22

Mr.. Joseph Broadbent has sold his
farm i'm the old field TO Julius Otterson.
The purchase price is 81, 400.
Mr.. Harry stoker left here Monday
for the cutting plant at Provo. where
he has been employed as night chemist.
Mr.. Monroe Wilson, who has been
working at Sugar City on the new
factory all summer, returned few
days ago.
The farmer loves the rolling plain,
The sailor loves the sea,
The girls they love their lovers,
And their Rocky Mountain Tea.
MIR. Joseph l.. Dunkley OF Am. Fork,
Is going TO sell out his business and
move to Salt Lake, where he has ac.
ccpted position with the San Pedro
When you want cooking or heating
stove you want to see the Good Luck
line carried by the Rrcker Mere. Co
They save you money In the first place
and coal all the time after that.
Mr., Charles Qrhan is making an adj
dition to his residence here. Mr.
Orhan is shaping his business to go OF
n mission us soon as possible.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22
Remember, Voters.

That every person who wishes TO
vote at the coming election in Novem-
her must get registered on one of the
following days: Oct. II, II and Is,
November and >.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22

Advertisements in this column III
cents per line, first insertion, 3 cents
per line each additional insertion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22
Wanted!

The highest price paid In cash for
chickens, young and old.
r.. II. OSTERLOH.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-09-22
Bucklen's Arnica Salve

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salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands
skin eruptions; infallible for piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at T J
Wadsworth's, Druggist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
RNW ZKE
FAR MRH
Arctic Brothers Come Here to
Attend Grand Convention

The FIRST annual Grand conyen-
item nf the Arctie Motherhood ever
held south of the Alaskan boundary
- e. session tn this city this
Inns sixty delegates, repre-
s. ing an the camps 1T the broth
efh1od. assembled lu Elks' hall.
corner OF Pike street and Steond
avenuc The session viii last four
days
The delegates we're received By
Richard Mansfield White, who was
appropriately CARRIED IA tura The
convention program provides for 50.
eial diversions along with the req
ular business Of the order and a
number It Addresses viii be made.
Grand Arctic Recgrder Godfrey
Chcalander Is presiding over the
convention. In a speech this morn
lug De said that the fundamental
ohlecA If the order was Ia adSanee
Alassss aud that 20 this end camps
we're Seing formed throughout
Alaska Ii addition to those beius
Organized by former Alaskans IN
their home cities.
de also stated that the past year
had been prosperous one FOR the
Brotherhood. Il having gained a.
per cent ia membenhip and over
eco per cent IN financial resources.
The progress OF Alaska and Alas
Save the ten pof cent. z c Miles
& Piper TO. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
CHARITY
BENEFIT

AZ a mS'tinE held this afternoon
20 make arrangements for the pro-
posed charity benefit performance
to be given BY the theatrical falen,
and managers Of the city. Managers
Peolsr. PantaEeA. Goldsmith and r.
A. Rust. secretary % the Western
Central Labor union. President
Pruntlaa. OF the local IaaFbers' union.
and Sam Wheeler. Of the Actors
union. we're appointed a committees
To secure one Of the larger theaisrn
for the benefit and 70 make Hucb
other arrangements as would ~
necessary 10 get the benefit un0sr
way.
The committee means 20 ma0B'
the benefit a splendid affair. and
the bsot talent In town will be efY.
gagged The program will be mis-.
eellaneous and made up % eohsri-
buttons from the elsYerest taiaoO
within reach The date Of the ben
eft has not yet been set. but no
be In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

The steamship Portland. OF the
Alaska Commercial company. ar
rived In port from Nome last night
and viii be tied up Indefinitely Al
Seattle. On her arrival from Nome
the vessel had 100 passengers she
brought no gold. With the exception
of that hrouEh down by the paaasn-
OF that brought down By the pssaens
The officials OF the company stat
ed this morning that the next saii.
ing % the vessel would very likely
be On the Valdez run. She will take
the place Of the Bertha. which viii
be laid up for the annual cleaning
and 1verhauling. which all the vca-
sells are given during the fail
months The company's steamship
ST Paul viii tie mp In Oakland
creek. near san Francisco. for the
winter months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS

The following democratic meet
ings aR scheduled Tor the remain
der OF the campaign In King eoun.
p uufton. November 9. speakers,
A % Mcbride and James Hart,
susQydaic, November 2. speakers.
J. T. Morgan and r. H. Evensons
First ward. Dearborn hotel. 6elit
Dearborn street. Novemhcr0. speak
ers. y. =, Bennett aud Jay G. Alien.
isaaqnah. November ,. speakers.
Judge " w. Moore and jay & Al
len. South Seattle. Newelfn hall.
November 3. speakers. Farmer
Todd and n II EIeuaoR. Hiilman
CITY, Hillman hap November 4.
speakers. Jas { Allen and Fred ID.
Wood. Bellevue November I. speak.
ers. James Hart. W. u Gerard and
others. Fourth ward. iounlglpal
court room. November T. speakers.
}. r. LAWYER. n. y Bennett, A ny
ers and others. Ninth ward. Mays
hall. f.atona. NoYem Der 4. speakers.
Farmer Todd aud Others: Second
ward. oltmana hall. Twenty fourth
and Weller, November speakers.
A. GoMrBride and n T. Bennett:
f'ith ward. Eiks hall. Second aud
pike. November a. speakers. Clay
Allen. r q Mcdonald. Ninth ward.
Ailen'a hall. Green Lake. November
s. speakers. W H. Moore sd j T.
Morgan; Oriiiia. November :. speak
ers. Fred D. Wood. ]. +. Morgan
aud others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
kan industries will be discussed
during the convention.
MOMENTS CLUB TO
90 cHARiTI WORK

The rhIlanthtopie department Of
the snattle Numaua club Nill he
stn active work this week. RealiHs
Ing that the time e az hand for ali
club women 90 take an active part
in both public aus private charities
the members have ISSUED state
menI to the effect that Th8nksEiv=
Ing day Is a. hand and the club
v.omen viii do something. Il only 70
Eiye a halfsworn garment 20 some
Ilaar widow or deaal1ed wife. aud
children. not fnrscttlHH those at the
Toof farm
II Is the Intention ~ thaphilaus
thraple Department. To take up this
work @ know the needs nf all neigh
bore everywhere. ana To- command
resources "a relicNS with "A geigroua
hand
The question OF womhn's lnduA-
Irlal union and trade school Tor
Tifia VIII assume importance m the
phlianthropie department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
PRINTERS SUPPLY
c0MPANl FORMED

Articles Of incorporation serc to
day filed with the county auditor
b. the Northwest Printers supply
company The new corporation has
capital stock Of s. 900. and vii
have 10 principal place Of bust.
meas ia SEATTLE The lncorporatora
are Charles swansoso George Ern
est and Henry MsTonauEhy. A
complete line Of printers merchan-
disc and supplies wili Be carried
and printers. rollers manufactured
u e stated that the coaearn viii
control the new North Pacific NcWa-
paper Union. which already has =
large number OF country publishers
on its list
George Ernest. uaoped a. yles
president. In well known through
out the Northwest - the manager
fpr the Northwestern branch ~ the
California Ink company. lie states
that a majority % the printers and
publishers. who are tired Of deal.
Ing With trusts and combinations
viii welcome the advent OF the
neW concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
BR(J I Al
Robbers Destroy Eyesight of
Their Victim 10 Cover Their
Crinne,.
Especial to The starl

RENO. oNov "a, Rosa, a rail
road empIoye. was held up and
robbed OF $50 by gang of siN
men near Derby After completing
the work the Villains feared reCog
milton. and In an effort 90 cover
up the crime they attempted "a
destroy the sight of the defense
less victim The sight OF one eye
was ruined. aud In all probability
the sight OF the other IL totally lost
The injured man was brought
here tonight lie viii be sent "a
sap Francisco for further treat.
mcut Immediately
Rosa was walking along the track
when accostod by the brutea. who
after relieving him OF his money
pNlceeded a. carry cut their terri
Bile deed with slaboiieal goodness,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
JUDGE GEORGE ACTS

As the result Of an order issued
by Police Judge George, Frank Dil-
Ito. a bartender. was arrested by
Patrolmen Mayou and Hubbard for
allowing women 90 loiter about the
New York saloon. In the restricted
district Diilio has been warned
and this time he win be charged
with a serious crime. The arrest
was made upon the complaint Of
several husbands. who aiisge that
their wives have been induced 70
rustic drinks In that resort The
women Say they were being protect.
ed Dlillo Is oup on cash bail OF
sio0 The ease viii be heard No
vomber 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
A High Compliment
Paid TO D. 5. Johnston Co.
and the kimbaII Piano

ny the BOARD Of Education re-
Gently choosing for the third time
the KENDALL. after carefully con
aidefinE the sncritaa and sdemer-
itE" OF the various makes included
In the bids" submitted by n mum
Der OF deal9oa throughout the North
west. KtMBALL PIANOS are now
being used and giving entire salts
faction 10 all parties concerned IN
tho following THIRTEEN nO
SCHOOLS In Seattle u. r. Day.
Green Lake. walla walla. centrap
Warren Avenue. INTERPLAY. Ross.
University Heights. New High
School. Beacon I'M. John b. Allen.
luterlAko and Latona
The sol1,ol board n To be- eongrat-
ulated upon ita good Judgment In
selecting pianoa OF such recognized
worth as will assure the cultivation
of the musical education Of the
pupils on tho same high order which
all other branches are taught IN the
schdoia In Seattle.
We shall be pleased 10 have you
step IN and look over our big stock
81 these excellent pianos Alao many
other makes. including Chlckering.
Hobart NJ Gable. Pease and ID. 8.
Johnston Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
TOOK GOOSE F0R RAI

Because Tommy Wioiamn. ~ In
ierbay. owed him sl2s Charles
Johnson stole ons Of Williams
large. fat geese and shortly AFTER
wards waa placed under arrest By
Patrolman MeDonaid The trouble
was thraAhed out before Police
Judge George this morning. but the
court decided that Johnsou's word
was a. good as that Of the arrest
Ing officer. 50 the case was con-
tinued until other witnesses can Be
brought into court 10 prove that the
Gooaa was stolen Johnson says
that he took the goose because
Williams owed him money for work
he had done FOR him and because
he bad been refused payment for ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
NOT NEW
WESTERN
HOTEL eUARAHrlNeo YES.
TERpAY 10 IN THS SOUTH
ERIN PART OF THE CITY

The hotel Guaranteed b. the city
health office yesterday on account
of death from diphthoria was the
Weaterp hotel. in the lower part IF
the city aud not the New western
hotel. at 81 Third avenue. az was
stated in The star yesterday
The erroneous statement WAS due
10 mistake la the an certificate
filed at the mnrEue
The Star regrets that tt WAS led
Into error n accepting the eertifi-
cate nn correct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
he SAID He
WIS BLIND

James Mccarthy pleaded guilty 10
"a charge u begging before Police
Judge George this morning. bat os-
capped punishment upon HE promise
- leave town he waa arrested by
Patr0lman Holland yesterday after
noon AZ the time IF bis arrest he
was striking everybody that came
along for money and endeaRuring
"a cell some cheap leWelry.
Yer honor I'm uH blind as a bat
( cant see a person ia this here
court. an It's worse al night. but
n yoa'll bet me off this time. III
leave for the Gray's Hnrbor eoun-
try where I think ! can got a steady
Job. WAS Mccarthy urgent plea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
HEATH SAVED
HIM

ST. LOUIS. Nov. John A.
kid Sheridan. former membSr Of
the house 81 delegates. whose trial
for bribery In connection with the
Suburban deal has been delayed on
account Of his illness. died this
morning
Sheridan was once convicted and
sentenced to serve five years I'M
prisonment. but the supreme court
remanded the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
PIONEER DEAD

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson. an old
resident Of this city died At her
home. DO FiHh avenue. this morn
ing She was the wife ~ John =.
Anderson The funeral viii be held
from the family rcaidence Friday
afternoon. at 30 O'Clock Rev ~.
O. Temple officiating interment
sill take plnre later in Lake View
cemetery Besides a husband. two
brothers and a sister survive the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
AT Ballard
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE

A preliminary estimate for To-.
proycmenis OF the different streets
vas given out At the council Last
night They are as foliaNui Post
street. between the east tiue 81 sixth
avenue and east line ~ Tenth AZ
euue. sixth avenue. between the
south line 81 Polk and north line of
Pest streets Eighth avenue. ka-
tween the extreme north and south
lines of Polk street. Grading fgtd
construction 81 cement ealks eill
be In the main improvements q The
costs are estimated aa follows
Clearing and grabbing $3.50. if.afa
cubic yards % earth tet8. $4,000 feet
~ lumber and eement walks ts.s7g.
catch basins 81. enEineefinE an4
o,tluting tsIo total tioist
There viii be no council meeting
next Tuesday night on account q
election.
An ordinance vas brought before
the council last night Il grant the
Seattle 4 Montana another fran
chlse. allowing them room for an
other track uu ahiinhais avenue
The committee ain met nest Ffi-
day night 20 discuss and make =
few changes in the ordinance.
Superintendent - the watrrwafka
has sent ~ the report nat the four
inch water main on SprinE avenue
ffum 4 Is Mohf streets = complete
~ the cost 81 tt1ssa dz51.ss % the
amount i for material end iies faf
labor
praYement 81 GAnlh street between
thr east line Of sixth avenue and
The east Ilae of Eighth avenue is -
follows Dor siear0 and EruhblpE.
100 iineai feet II railiuE. e.l2a eahic
yards u eafthWufk ss.tfe feet q
iufnbsr. ana catch basin and print
Ing aud engineering. t1.sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
HAULING TOYS

To-Day tbs Bon Marrhe COM
meueed hauling TOYS and holiday
goods from the freight depot TO the
stere. The iarEe truck procession
came up Second avenue and caused
"a great deal % commotion a. well
a. annoyance 20 street car men.
This Is said 20 be one % the largest
shipments of toys and holiday E0osia
ever brought 10 the Pscine coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
FoR spEeIAL ELEeTIoN

Officers and judges ~ the special
city hall and iau bond election o..
December 6 are to be appointed hS
Comptroller RiplinKer next Mon
day. There are Sc collection pre-
ciucta IN the city and the appoint
meut ~ nearly $50 men viii be re-
aulrnd.
save the ten pet ssnt. z. c. Milea
Z Piper Co. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
Labor Leaders
In Trouble
ny ssripps News Assnl

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 2-Henfy
Hsufiier. recording secretary. and
John Cushing. president Of the
South Omaha Trade and Labor
rnuneil. are Under arrest charged
oeith using the uolia 10 deffaud. Il
10 allegsd they sent out circulars
asking for monS 10 pay the fines
OF men convicted during the strike
The money Nas 10 be paid 70 Haul
Tier. who. II IL claimed. had 10 au-
therlty 10 receive IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

The Wiedemanna are playing
"Fauat" at che Aleazsr this week
Frank FnuninE takes the part Of
Faust Nellie Wiedemnnn iu sesH
M the role Of Marguerite. The
wiedemanns are scoring hit IN the
OLD favorite with the patrons or the
popular little thsater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
At THE THEATERS

a COMMENTED WOMAN"
a Conteuted Woman that lively
satire Of nnYt'a auent women In
poiitica. h. being put ON by the Neiiia
at the Seattle othnater IN splendid
style The piece u. without exceu.
tom the most perfectly staged play
ever seen ON the stage az the Seat
tlr. and the play Itself D. handled In
"a particularly clever manner.
."tN THE HEART oil CHICAGO =
I A capable company in playing In
the Heart Of ChioaN e" az the Third
Avenue and o. pl2se b. making a
big hit with lovers 81 mel0dfama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

RocKPoRT. Mass. Nov. 2.-Ths
armored cruiser West Virginia Is
making her tfiai trip today over
the Cape Ann course. The govern
meut requirement Is 70 knots. The
average speed OF the first two
stages of the course was less than
the requirement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

The ]. 3. Cation Republican club.
Of the Seventh ward. will hold a
meeting at Whit LILLY hall, between
Twenty-ssyenth and Twenty eighth
avenues. on Madloon street. Thurs
day. November 3 at = o'clock ].
T. Hartman will be the speaker Of
the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
THE MARKETS


tThsss prices are 20 any buyer. In
Quantities. Prices 90 small pure f1Gf$a
average 20 per cent htkhsr)
previsions.
Fresh sosat-CoW beef. sasLe "A
ID steer beef. exc veal. 10 ice 90
pork. sac 10; mutton. easse 10.
spring lamb. Tr
Provisions--Hamn fBai@ oY
breakfast bason. 1870 = p. bslIooI.
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
White River potatoes. feGfse On
ID: Yakima potatoes. t2Qn1z TOO.
carrots. 100 aoc sack. cahbalo..9
alMo III. radishea Toe doz buuNheG
gfeep onionA lee per don bunclsett
eucumbers. soc dozen. native ssNe
plant. &c per IN. Hub0ifd aauieeaE
tic ID. cauiifiower. sarA Use. ieo-
tuce. sf9ffg 30 crate. wax beans. 30
string beans. 81 SC. beets. Doe oao
per ssesk tuFutps. 5Se sack ruee'
baRoen. 75c sack. green earn. eso e(e
dozen. celery. somsoc dozen psaee
ley. i50 zoe Dozen. sweet potsda-scL
ik03e Dor h.
oessn RAeIis zoe.
ANItFHs W #fAMNNNNffa sNt ON -
Der box. native cooking. 80 o TIE.
GrsvenstsinR. 75catisb per oos0
crab apples. f0Ws0c Per eoc
Valencia oranges. tsesRtso orr
b0x. Lemons. a. 09u $50 Or
boa Diackberrfes. ti.7s per eeStse
Persian datca sac N. BSo0Gn1t9
t225M325 bunch. Cantaioupea. Goo
lma. tfUt.25 crate. DeWbcrrles. 10
box Wcnatehee peaches fesofH6e
box. Sweet prunes. IS o ate
grapes. waahinEtoo. 7bc: IortDSL
California. f1aI2s. cranlsasgca
s. per bbl. huekleberrieH. 7aas m
ttAo. otain and Feth
oaop. so.ooQ1s.0o per tom curINy.
$3.50 per ton. wheat. t3toa 81 teas
chop. fzs.ooa 100 per ton. sd5ntl
f72.oo per ton; bran. 30. 90 psr tnn;
oil mefo. t37es b<a tos =. W utts
othy, 1890 pe+ ron: r. w. e1fna
pressed tsnothr. tiDa 20 too osw)
wheat hay. 80 So 500 90 tpn;
ta,es fsaauo esy. 0zo1s or tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

Burt a Packard.s |Korrect shape"
docs for men at $3.50 and $500 are
Iqparanteed. Burroiap patent leath-
erH are as good - any $500 shoe
made. Try them. iii First ay. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
RELIABLE TRANSFER CO.
Baggage, Furniture, Storage

office and STORAGE room. 1918
First avenue. p-ostoffice building.
Phones-sunset BOZ. Independent.
gg6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

save the ten per cent. z. c. Niles
& Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

W ~ cory died yesterday az d.
horne. fzs F1ny-sixth avenue. N
HrightH disease cory has bs8fi
dangerously ~ for some time. The
funeral will be held from the NJ ,
church. Thursday afternoon at12
y. IN. The remains are At the Cax-
o5n undertaking pariorr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

Steamer Dolphin sailed for akag-
way and Southeastern Alaska ports
this morning She carried - pas
aongera and 100 tons OF general
freight
Save the ten pe,f cent u. c. Miles
A Piper 60. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

midillnFn. taeoo per ton. cracked
eafn, taeo0 PEE tom straw. 80 90
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo, pcl Al
Butter. Fees, chssts.
Native creamery per 10, East
ern creamery fresh. 2ae.
EEEH Native ranch. ahm 3Te dos
oregon ranch. aoe dan. Eastern $50
afe duE
Cheese Native. taH4fao ID
Eastern. llc. California. 100 ttet
half skins suae.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. iaMc. nnrins. teu
taNC Ducks, live, tauftc. Tur-
KEYS. itM soc III. Spring chickens,
tt0 tbc.
Fish. Uto.
Ilalihut dWTtae per 10 salmon
trout tahc per No. founders. a.
per lh HaleH. g. pgr III Hhrimpa.
ie9 Zoe pei H.. amcltH. scarce.
Groceries ard Cereals.
sugar. Golden &. Ia sacks. 1856.
Extra G, Ia sacks. t5.G6. pow defed,
- 49, fhA"t Wv VI HAAAhANNtaA ~
sacks. tots cube. ln barrel. fG.ba.
Flour. patent per barrel. fl7bs
Crown. sf76. HtfaiEht. per barrel.
tf2t. Gold Medal. 50 20 oMinneHota
hard wheat So pillnhury. t7d0Ws.
PillHhuryH Best s. 90 standard ba-
kuta. So Whole wheat Hour per
barrel, too graham. tasn. graham
los. per bale. tatb. rye flour EoA
per barrel, N,7b rye flour. los, per
bale t2to rye meal. bos. per barraL
tt26. buekwheat. per barrel s. o0i
germ meal. los. per bale 1915. corn
meal. teH. per barrel 81 yeii0W
corn meal. i0.. per pale. s. 20. whits
corn meal. Cos. ttno. rolled oats. per
barrel c.CsC.. feFs. wheat flakes
bon. rs lbs, tao. Parma. per barrel
1850 Faftna. 10Th saeHa. per halls
$500 homiuy iarRS. per barrel
ttto. haminy. small, les. bale. tf.te,
Holly. self raising buckwheat Per
case. ttst. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. zoe. pearl barley,
sss-ib bosAs. per ewt. $3.50 pearl
barley. ieo-lb sacks. 500. spif
peas. ssib bases. $500. split peaa
iee-ib boxes. ttto. popcorn, Per
ewt. tste