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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19
EiDhac&f of Success.

The following alphabet is print
ed on a neat card and hung mp in
coffee taverns and places Of re-
sort and business in Great Brit
ian:
Attend carefully to the details
Of your business.
Be prompt in al things.
Consider well, then decide pos
lively.
Dare to do right; fear to do
wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight life's battles bravely and
manfully.
Go not into the society Of the
vicious.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another reputation
or business.
join hands oniy with 5he virta-
Gus.
Keep your mind from evil
thought.
Lie not for any consideration.
Make few special acQuaintan-
ce3.
Never try to appear what you
ere not,
Observe good manners.
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the vecacity Of 2
friend.
Respect the council Of your
parents.
Sacrifice money rather than
pt.uciple.
Touch not, taste not, handle
not Intoxicating drinks.
Use your leisure time for i'm
pcOVement.
Venture not upon the threshold
OF wrong.
Watch carefully over your pas
siOns.
Extend to everyone a kindly
salutation
Yield not to Encouragement.
Zeal0usly labor for the right.
And success is certain.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19

living
Is it?
What foolish question
The birds aroused you this morning
They were twittering under your win
dow, perhaps laying plans for the Sum-
mer, and discussing the little home
that is to be, far up in the branches
OF some great tree.
When yon rubbed the sleep out of
youf eyes you left the house that had
almost been prison through the
dreary Winter months, and went into
the country.
The great change is coming. Buds
are swelling and the lilacs can hardly
wait for the warm breezes, the soft
rain and the golden sunshine that is to
transform them into masses of fra
GRANGE.
The air feels good. 1t is clean and
wholesome, You fiji your lungs with ii
and for tie moment age falls from
your shoulders ana you want to Shout
and run.
Through the dead leaves the greer
grass is rising. The patches that have
felt the sun are already emerald car
pets. The soil Is full Of moisture ano
the brook, that was ice-bound few
days ago, .purls and trills and trickIes
and makes music as sweet as the
laughter Of child.
There S u bluebird and robin-yes,
dozens Of them. Where did they CONS
from How did they know that the
doors had been thrown open and that
Old Mother Nature was bidding them q
smiling wcl- ne?
~ho knows? Who cares? 1t is
enough That they are here and taat
rneir eAlps and twitterings are signs
that the deatAand of Winter has been
removed and taat tdis beautiful world
is again u blossom ana make happy
the soul Of mankind.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19
Shooting 81 Randolph.

IN difficulty at Randolph last Fri
day about dark be. ween T. J. Cundilf,
Deputy United States Marshal for, this
district and Drane Mackey, a farmer,
Earl Mackey, . brother Of the latter,
while acting as peacemaker, was shot
in the right forearm just below the e.
bow by CQnditf, and painfully wounded.
Cuadiff. had gone to Drane Mackey 5
home and attempted TO search the
house for Joe Glass, Mackey's father
in-law. Mack.y ordered him off the
prem SIS, and the Marshall went to Ca
rey's store at Randolph, where he was
soon followed by the two Mackeys,
Ear Gacisey trying to keep his brother
from fighting. In the roy the Marshal
pulled his pistol and fred at Earl Mac
key with the result above stated.
Marshal Cundiff states that at the time
he fred he thought Earl Idackey was
attempting to draw weapon, but
Mackey denies that he had q weapon
Glasgow Times
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19
New find CT Thief.

Depredatjons OF q new kind of thief
are beginning to be reported in Padu-
cab, and the chances are that the cul-
prit viii soon be in the tolls, says the
Paducah Sur.
A number Of people have had flowers
stolen from their yards, principally tu-
lips and hyacinths. In some instances
only the blooms were taken, bat in
others the bulbs were dug up and ear
ried away
Mr.. julius Well, the well-kn6wn
drummer, is a great lover Of flowers,
and had at his home at Seventh and
Madison streets fine assortment of
tulips and hyacinths when cost many
dollars.
He arrived few days ago off a three
months trip, and expected to ind all of
them in bloom A night or two before
he arrived some one entered his yard
and took them every one away.
A similar thing occurred in the yards
of Mr.. Sol Dreyfus, block away.
These gentlemen have been informed
that negro girl has been disposing of
bulbs, and was seen with an apron full
of them, supposed to have been the
ones stolen.
An effort will be made to apprehend
and properly punish this human rival of
the town cow.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19


Il cores 2''4s- 40 "fil''-g Lto'a
fall&1Lla 70 Jil9 ~y1-V''',''-a DeI1lo-
cfaI says;
Aoo can COOK a. 80 Il. I-i-90
minutes mere - 1h7 '-
me ha1lFe5 na Easl ana
women 50 aiE-l--o a-3aea' lac
go. eminent Is ltl"NLns tnela P4 I
ci01he5 On, 0~1 .--.s 2--'i ~--s-l On
again. 50 no" >ey III esq 0L1--l'
la2E are q oad CROWD.
I see PEP s every
gay ana Il IS " ~ oar
J54le-4 70 carey ,-47'-i " o.-l noe
L Glow lever ~ .1 Z.
prey ~, i.e =
Were Dll'~'H$ tle ana I-a
foad ne govern -5- Y " -'- al
,i7S5 -~'o-7 .5" 81
ol0A1 CuI' a+71 7-l'..l1- t'tA a''C
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19

lung. The members of the mob then
beat hasty retreat, taking their
wounded companion with them. Sher-
iff Poag fingered until 6 o'clock this
morning, when he died. The names OF
the members of the mob are not given,
and they are probably unknown at this
ii e. White remains in jail. There is
great excitement here, and further de-
velopments are watched with keen in
terest.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19
A Judges ssand for The sa5baih.

4 Judges STAND for Tne Sa5baih.
Some time ago . theatrical company
sued the Baltimore & Ohio railroad Tor
failure to get into Louisville il time TO
fill an engagement Tor q Sunday after
noon performance. The case was tried
before Judge. Mat O'Daugherty, VINO
decided that h-ater, which was
opened on Sunday, was in direct con
fict with the law and That the company
was not entitled to damages because il
was prevented from breaking law by
a-railroad not delivering them at their
destination to do it. Judge O'Daugh-
erty has shown himself to be both a
good Christian and an upright Judge by
his decision, which has been received
with great favor by good people every
where.-Ex.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-04-19
In The SprinQtime.

A writer in an Eastern paper has
taken up the subject, us life worth
living?
Is it?
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

, fuf conclusion will IN itself Justify n
mans life ~ this planet" IN vain. |
| begged him io 'oll M moro. You Will
! lrar an1 s"r enough before morning
| lc answered 'No :.avc ;,roc years OF
| tho past 20 discus. let that suffice un
til hulr In-' .. when we start upon the
notable adventure Of the empty house
It was indeed Ike old times when mt
that hour ! found myself seated beside
him IN II hanson, my revolver In my
pocket and the thrill of adventure In
my heart. Holmes was cold and stern
and silent. As the CLEAN of the street
lamps flashed upon his anstcre features
| saw that his brOws were drawn down
In thought and his thin lips compressed.
| knew not what wild beasts We were
about 70 hunt down In The dark jungle
Of criminal London, but I was we'll as-
surc,i from M" hearing Of this master
huntsman that the adventure was n
most grave one, while tho snrlOnic
smile which occasionally brOk" through
his uScctic gloom BODIED little good for
The object Of our quest.
. t''''t tilla'Nsll''t '"''' wv WV W
for Baker street. hut Ilolmcs stopped
The cad ut tn" corner Of C~nvcndish
square. ! observed that rs he stepped
ont h" gly" II most searching glance to
right AMI lcft md at every subsequent
street corner I've took the utmost pains
to assure tina. he was not followed.
our rut'" was cr''niu!y II singular NJ
I-I.,.-.. ,-.. =. No. - st- .. a.. -
London wa, Extraordinary, and on this
Occasion L." rasSrl rnui'ly and with an
assured '.rr ih"nig', u network Of
news nml stables III" very existence
Of which I hH,! never known. We
emerged ut last into II small road lined
with old. gloomy houses which lrl ~
into Manchester street and ~ to Bland
ford street. Here he turned swiftly
down II narrow passage. passed through
a wooden gate Into u deserted yard and
then opened with u key the back door
of II house. We entered together, and
he CLOSED II behind us.
The plncc was pitch dirk. hut II was
evident 10 me that II was IN empty
house. Our feet crcnkcd and cracked
over IN" bar" p%lanking. and my out
stretched hnnd touched u wall from
which the paper was hanging In rib.
hons. Holiness cold, thin fingers closed
around my wrist and led me forward
down n long hall until I dimly saw the
murky fan light over the door. Hero
Holmes turned suddenly to the right,
and we found ourselves In II large.
square, empty ronn, h"nvily Swallowed
In II" corners. hut faintly lit IN the
center from the lights IF the street DO
cond. There was no lamp ncnr. and
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
A LAND OF
Tho Sightseer Finds Many Things o,
Interest In California.

California has numerous natural
bridRes, caves, etc. Of no little interest.
The MamOth Cave Of Calaveras, dis.
covered by miners IN 1850; the AlabHstsr
Gave; the Crystal Palace Cave, contain.
lnH u number Ut attractive subterraneHn
appointments, such as the bridal Cham.
Der, the Chrystal Palace Room. Aouri.
Gus apartment called Music Hall, where
the deposits Of aqueous origin not only
take the form OF organ pipes, sounding
boards etc, but emit, when struck, musi.
cal Sounds and vibrations. Near this cave
are two natural bridges which the tour.
lat u visit and return to the railroad
within half an hour. The only natural
why tn reach these scenes OF interest ia
vim 1.-THE Overland Limited, Route
comprising the Union Pacific and South.
ern Pacific, now really one line. The
only line running through trains To San
Francisco from Omaha, its fast trains,
arriving sixteen hours ahead Of all com.
petitors. Pamphlets and maps describ.
ing the wonders Of California, aud full
information about the most cOmfortabl
and direct route to the Pacific Goats, cae
be- obtained OF l.. l.. Lomax. q. =. 4
Il. A. Omaha. Nsb.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

III" window was thick with dust, su
that "" could only Just discern cacl
others figures within. My companion
put his hand upon my shoulder and
his lips close To my car.
"No You know where We arc?" he
whispered.
surely that is Baker street" an.
Sw"rrh, staring through the dim win,
dow.
"ENNctly. We are in Camden House,
which stands opposite to our own old
quarters"
"lNut why ar" we here"
"R"cnusc il commands sd cxccllcn,
II View "f thnt picturesque pile. Might
trouhl" yon, my dear Watson, Il
draw II littl" nrarrr to III" window,
taking every r%rrrnution not To show
yourself, and then 10 look up at ON
old rooms III" starting point of 80
many Of your little fairy tales? ",
Will 81" il my three years NJ nhscnc,
har" entirely taken AWAY my power q
surprise you"
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
BY A. CONAN DOYLE,

nulfWy- Co I'D, " TIr
blessing or GpI. nl torn ami
bleeding. upon &C.,. ! ok 10 my
heels, did tea m!', ,nr iI" noun
tnins IN The d"urkur,. Jl.l - wCrE later
I found my % in Florence, with Tho
certainty tn,, ~ on" IN tn" worId
knew what had hccoIu" of me.
Il had only on" cOniiddnt my broth.
or Mycrort. | W you many apologies,
my dear Watson, but It was all lnipor.
tant that IL should u" Thought ! was
dead, AMI IL H. quit" ccr'l!A that you
would not have writt"n - convincing
All account of my unhappy end had you
not yourself thought that il vas true.
Several times during III" last three
years | have taken up my pen To- writ"
to you, but always | feared lest your
affcrtionnic regard for III" should tempt
you To some inhiscrrtion which would
bctrny my secret. For that reason ]
turu"! away from you this evening
when you upset my books, for ! was In
danger ut tn" time, and any show of
surprise ana emotion upon your part
tlINlt - ~
identity and led 10 tho most drplorablc
and irrcparnblc results. As 10 Mycroft,
I hnd 90 confdc IN him In order to ob.
tnin the money which | needed. Tho
course Of events In London did not run
80 we'll ns ! had hoped. for the trinl Of
the Morlarty gang left two Of its most
dangerous members. my " most vim.
dictivc enemies. mt liberty. Travelled
for two years In Tibet, therefore. and
amused myself by visiting lnssa and
spending some days with IN" head
lama. You inny have read of the re-.
markublc explorations Of II Norwegian
named Sigcrson. but I am sure thnt It
never occurred 10 you that you were
receiving news of your friend. then
passed through Persia, looked In ut
Mecca and pnid II short but interesting
visit to the khalifn ut Khnrtum, the re-.
suits Of which ! have communicated
to the foreign Office. Returning to
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

France, ! spent some months in Il rc.
search Into the ronl tar derivatives,
which ! conducted IN II laboratory ut
Montpelier. In I'll" south of France.
Having concluded this e. my sntlSrnc.
ti"n and learning that only II Of my
enemies was now lett In London, | was
about to return when my movements
were FASTENED 10y the news Of this very
rcmarkahl" Park lane mystery, which
not only appealed to me 10y its own
merits. but which seemed To Offer some
most peculiar personal opportunities.
! cam" over NJ nee To London, called
N my owA person ut Nnkrr street.
threw Mrs, Robson into violent hys
tcrirs and found that Mycroft had r-,.
served my rooms and my papers "xnct
~ ~ they had always hrrn. ~ il WAS,
my dear Watson. that AZ = O'Clock 10
day I found myself in my old arm
chair In my " old room aud only
wishing that | could have u my old
friend Watson IN IN" other chair which
he has 81 often adorucd,'
Such was the remarkable narrative
IL which ! listened on that April oven
Ing, Il narrative which would have
been utterly Incredible tn mo had II not
been confirmed by tho actual sight II
the tall, spar figure and the keen. "a.
gSkvncc. which ! had never thought Ia
81: again. In some manner he had
learned Of my own sad bereavement.
and his sympathy was shown in his
manner rather than I'm his words.
'Work Is the best antidotr to sorrow.
my dear Watson" said he, "aud | have
which II we can brIaG It to n success,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
n&.l!b@ Special Reduced
Excursion Rates

Milwaukee aud return June 10 tol9.
Return limit July 25th. Rate. one
fare plus tiftv cents.
Milwaukee,. Wis and return. IN sale
June 10th to 18th. One fare plus fifty
cents.
Toronto. Ont. and return. On yale
June Is, ~. ~, Il ~. One fare plus
q. 90.
Indianapolis. Ind. and return. On
sale June ~ Il !2nd. One fare plus
o.. 90.
Buffalo. N. Y. and yeturn. On sale
July 7 to y. One fare plus 80 cents.
Asbury Park N. j. amt return. On
sale June 10 and 2! to July /. One
fare plus o.. 80.
Baltimore, Md. and retarn. On sale
July | to 3, One fare plus 500.
Chicago. Milwaukee and Southern
Wisconsin points and return. On sale
June lat to Sept 10th.
]. 4, KUHN. 4. OF, Il PA.
Omaha, Nebr.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
To be continued. }
Birds. Eye View OF the COlum
biu River

An attractive Typographical map, in
'oIors, giving "A comprehensive idea Of the
country on and tributary To the Colum.
h'" River, This map il in folder form,
on the reverse side contains an interest
ing description Of the Columbia River
route, Copies sent tree by T.. l.. LO.
MAN. q. PA 4, 4. U. !. X, L. co.
Omaha, Nebr,, on receipt Of four cents
postage,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Notice to Bidders.

The board Of education Of Columbus
desires bids for the erection of q gym.
nasium building. For plans and
specifications. call at the Office OF
McAllister & Cornelius or at the office
Of Chas. Wurdeman. architect. Bids
opened July =. 1905.
W. a. McANister,
Chairman Building Committee.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
OHUROH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL Sabbath school, va; n,
IN. Preaching. u u. ~. and $40 y. M. Senior
EnicavUr. 100 y. ~. Prayer meeting 1hurs,iHy
80 y M. Ladies' Auxiliary 1rst "Wednesday In
each month ut 800 ~. M, l~hica Missionary
society lust WNin.rdn, in ,ach month nj 8 y. III
u. A. MUNRO, Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

GERMAN EVANGELICAl-p PROTESTANT
SUNDAY 'schuOl. HlO n. ~. Preaching service,
1880 u. III. Young Peoples Society, every two
wr.ks, SUNDAY $50 T.. IN. Ladies' Aid Sricty,
first rhnrsdny ~ each month. 2 10 T.. III. Faro.
chinl school. SATURDAY y to ~ u. M. tontrna-
tlnn class, Tuesday and friday, 2 tO u y. m.
liEv. IL. NEuM AkHkEN, Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
ST. BoNAyENTUnA CAluollc-so,i

ST. BONAvENTURA CAInOi.lC-sun,a,
services, mHss anu sermon at 4, y amt iU.x(
o'clock, Sunday scln.l and bchstictinn NJ !
o'clock. Tho Y O'Clock mass IL given ~ Polish
and III" sn'clUck inHss alternately IN alderman anu
English. Week dH, mnsr r,"rS morning nj Z
o'clock, Fridays ut $40 n'ciurk. stations nn.
bsnstictiOn. Confessions heard from I Ia Il
o'clock Saturdays and from ! to Y IN Sun,inI
morning. Confessions also SUNDAY morning In.
fore 4 o'clock miiss.
fArMkK IuEOBAi.D kALAMAJA, Priest.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

BAPTIST Sunday school, ir.OUH M. sermon
liO I. III. Junior q \. Z e., aW y. M, SeniO,
Is. \. j. l. ~ 90 y: IN. St'rn,on, 500 y. m
Prayer me ting Thursday, $50 .. III.
itEv. h. j. ULMER, Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

METHODIST Preaching, iOIi u. III. and 800
.. III. SUNDAY schnOl, 1870 ~. Junior League,
$780, !. m. Epworth League. ~ y. M. Prayer
needing. Thursday. $40 .. M. 1adics Aid society
every other "Wednesday at 800 q. III.
1OrAN ltkID d. WOLF, Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

GRACE EPISCOPAL Low celebration, 500
n. III. SUNDAY Sciip'l, lUNU u. III. Preaching,
II ~ ~. III. !. ,rninK service. $40 y. III. NJ. An.
dr"ws brothers, r,rOhd Tuos,iay ~ each month,
Daughters 81 IT.. King, second Tucs,in, ~ each
month. Ladies' Guild, second Wednesday, III
each month. likv. ". 4. CASH. hector.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School, pls u. ~
Sermon, II Al u. III. Senior En,i,avOr, 7NO u. ~
Evening sermon. 500. Prayer meeting and study
81 the StblMth school lesson, sNO g. ~. Thursday.
month. Ladies' Aid alternate "Wednesday ~ cnch
month, WALTER N. uAI.sEy, Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

RE ORGANIZED CT NHH OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS sabbath ~scL,s,l. iOa. IN. I'rM.cl,.
inH service, II n, M. Sncriinrhtnl services first
Snnda, In each month.
(ikOiNk W.. GAiLkY, Elder.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

GERMAN LUTHERAN Preaching, 1000 n. M.
sunday Schonl, 2 D.. M. ladies S.c,ety mits,tk
ono Thursday III each month.
ltkv. u. MIEssi.ER, Pastor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-02

Coal oil-Pehrl and astral oil. cases,
?0isc per gallon: water white oil. iron
arrels, lie; wood barrels. i7hc; CO.
Gene oil. cases. 24c: elaine oil. cases.
27e: extra star. cases, 2be: headlight
oil. i7s degrees. cases. 2shc; iron bar
rels, i7hc. washington state test
burning oils. except headlight. nc per
gallon higher).
nahzine-sixiy-three degrees. cases.
?2c: iron barrels. l5Ac.
Llnseed oil-~Pure raw. In barrels,
Gle; genuine kettle boiled. In barrels
Csc. pure raw oil. In cases. GGc: geun-
Inc kettle boiled, In cases. CSC; lots OF
$50 gallons. Ie less per gallon.
Turpen,ine-In cases. SIC gallon; in
barrels. zoe. in wood barrels. SIC.
Gasoline--Stoye gasoline. cases.
2thc; iron barrels. isc; so degrees
gasoline, cases. 32e; Iron barrels or
drums. 26c.
Lead-S,rictly pure white lead ana
red lead in ton lots. TIC: 500-lb lots.
INC; less than 500 lbs. Sc.
Rope-Pure Manila. iic: standard.
i?2e; sisal. IoAe. iStle brand slsal.
sAc.
Wire PreSen, base at .27o
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-02
Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc.


Hops--2sQ24hc per 10.
wool--Valley. 2OQ2lc; eastern Ore
gon, lA@iSc.
Tallow-Prime, per lb.. SQS%e; No
and grease, 2Q2hc.
Mohalr-Cholce, 3O6s4c per lb.
Feathers-Geese, white, 35Q4Oc;
geese gray or mlved. 25@2Oc; duck.
white, 10000; duck, mixed, l2Ql5c.
Beeswax-Good, clean and pure, 20
022c per ID.
Hides-Dry hides. No. I, l6 lbs and
up, lS916Mo per b.; dry kip, No. /.
S to 15 lbs, 149l5c per h.; dry calf
No. /, under s lbs, l7@1Sc; dry salted
bulls and stags. one-third less than
dry flint (culls, motheaten. badly cut,
scored. murraln. hair-slipped, weather
beaten or grubbey 2@Sc per ID less);
aalted hides, steers, sound, go lbs. and
over, s@1Oc per lb.; 80 to 6Olbs, $40
&c per h.; under so lbs, and cows, Sq
&c per lb.; salted stays and bulls,
sound &c per h.; salted kip, sound, IL
TO 80 lbs, &c per h.. salted veal, sound,
10 TO IA lbs, &c per h.; salted calf,
sound, under 10 lbs, 1Oc per lb, (green,
'unsalted, 1c per ID, less; culls lc per
h. less). Sheep skins: shearlings, No.
/ butchers stock 256soc each; short
wool No. 1 butchers stock, 4OQ5oc;
medium wool, MOL butchers stock. 500
soc: long wool, No. butchers stock.
t1@1SO each. MurraIn peltH, from 10
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-02

to 20 per cent less. or i2014c per ib.
horse hides, salted. each, according e
size. tI.50@2. dry, each. according tc
size. iiWi.b0; colts hides. ESQ SOC
each; goat skins. common. t00i5c
each; Angora. with wool on. 25cQsi5O
each.
Pelts-Bear skins az to s.ze. No. !,
i26o1io each; cubs. tI92; badger, 25
epboc: wildcat. with head perfect. ESQ
zoe; house cat. bW1oc: fox, common
gray. bo@7oc; rej. ;a95; cross, $50
ibc; silver and black. tioo@soo: Ash
ers, sSVs; lynx, il5oQs; mink, strict.
ly No. ]. according 10 size, tf@250:
marten dark northern according 10
size and color. si00lS: marten, pale.
pine. according 10 nize and color, $3.50
%; muskrat. large. l0@i5c: skunk. 10
gbOe: civet. or polecat, 6Qi0c: otter,
large. prime skin. 5000 panther. with
head and claws perfect, s2@B: raccoon.
prime, 3o0b0e; mountam wolf, with
head perfect. tss0G5; coyote. e0cqti;
wolverine. s00s: beaver, per skin,
argc, 15Qs; medium. 1904; small, 81
gi.Io: kits. boN75c.
cascar sagrada (chittam bark)-
jood. 4G4ac per ID.
Oregon grape root-Per 100 t39
|,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-02

Picked goods-Plckled pigs feet, "
barrels. So; Y barrels. ,2.7b; 15-lb kits
si25; picked trips. " barrels, IS; Y.
barrels, a2.75; i5-lb kits. .1.:5: picked
pigs tongues. -barrels. SO: A-bar-
reis. 80; i5-lb kits. $50; picked iamSs
tongues. h-barrels. 80; A-barrels.
$3.50; i6-lb kits, t2.76.
Lard - Kettle-rendered: Tierces.
csc; tubs. sHs: SOS. sNc: 2os. sEc:
los. 1ohc So. 10Mc. Standard pure:
Tierces. skc; tubs. skc: COS, sac:
sss. DC: los. sNc; Sc. enc. Compound:
Tierces, shc; tubs. SIC; Sos. sNc; los.
7Nc: &c. 7Nc.
Cereal fooiA-Rooled oats, cream. 90
ID sacks. ss.75: lower grade. ;5@s.25;
oatmeal, steel cut, 5o-lb sacks. ss per
barrel i0-lb sacks s4.25 per bale; oat-
meal (ground( 5o-ib sacks, $3.50 per
barrel; i0-lb sacks. - per bale; split
peas, 81 per 1OO-lb sacks; 25-lb boxes,
lb boxes. si.25 per box: pastry -four,
iO-lb sacks. $3.50 per bale.
Sausage-Portiand ham. i2hc per
ID; minced ham. 1Oc: summer, choice
dry i7hc; bologna. long. SIC; winer-
wurst. &c: liver. &c; pork. DC; blood. SC;
headcheese, i2hc; bologna sausage.
link, 4hc.
Canned salmon-Columbia river, !.
ID tails, ;l.s5: Glib tails. $3.50; fancy
lib fats. 81; h-lb fancy fats. ;1.2s:
lLiS; pearl barley. 81 per 100 lbs. rs
fancy lib ovais. s2.75; Alaska tails.
pink. s50soc; red. $3.50; nominal. %
tall. 81.
Mason fruit jars-Half-ga gallons, per |
gross. 1890; quarts. 1855; pints, ;5.s5:
Extra caps per gross s2.25.
Economy fruit Jars-Halt- gallons,
Ter gross. tI3.25; quarts. s10.35; pints,
1915; extra caps. sl.s5.
Ralsins--Loose Muscatels, 4-crown.
INC: 5-iayer Muscatel raisins. 7hc:
inbleaehed seedles sul,anas. sXc:
london layers. 3-crown. whole boxes OF
70 lbs, si.s5; 2-crown. 3i.75.