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The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

chas. W. Bone. Of Lafayette, Ind.
In here this week iookiug after his In
tsrssts In this visiaity. He renewsd
his acouaintance with the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

The opening Of the public sohools
has bssn pestpoasd ose week on &C.
count Of work On the new 6uilAtag.
They viii open oa Moaday, Sept. 10.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

J. H. Hiu.s's family has arrived
aud they are occupying rooms In Mrs
Corn's new building.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08
Blacksnithin9.

cv. Fravsi has reopensd bic chop
asI 70 pespassd 70 DO ii'.t'elass wesx: .
m vork guaranteed. Bs sure sss
~ava ne . call.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

r. e. Walker and family returaed
last Friday from their visit In Kansas
and Kansas City.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Prof. Cash returned last Susday
from visit with his brother At Pison
Colo. His daughters, Misses Vera asd
Carryi, accoupa uied him.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Fred Cook and wife are makisg
quite 4 success Of the ice cream Parlor
and abort order house.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

John Armstrong, Stab brown and
Charlie Hastisgs, from northern Iowa
were here this week visiting friends
aad iosking at the country.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

H. I. Olnstead and wife. J. L. Hen.
derssn, J. G. 0sifin aad Vernon Han.
dy took II the Encamp0eut At Denver
this week.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Agent Dasuelley Is takiuE . vaca
tion aud e. 9. McNsal 10 acting -
agent ia his place.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

c. 8. lies yesterday received word
from his wife, who 10 Ia Pueblo, tina
her health 10 Improving.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Aaron Cock, Of uerthern Iowa, 10
here this wesk visiting With his son,
Fred Cock aad family. He wilt visit
Deu YER before returnisG home.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Ira Gilbert. the popular ticket agent
at Oiaey. 1t 10 reported. will soon move
to Ordway. Should this be true It
means auother change at the depot.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

e. E. Hill has purchased the C. p.
Ball 4o-acre tract. west Of town. and
10 pseparing 70 buiid . new @-room
E :sidsnes upon II.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

hsrsss 10 the City Levsry
es the part, lf yea wish
4 ana properly eaesa fss.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Miss Rosalynde Holmes Is here viz
iting with her sister. Mrs. DIR. Grifiiu
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

A handsome automobile with = par
" Of visitors, passed through towa
last Susday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

II get . alee heeeo Esd
drive : Why, as Jeha
|0rdway LIVERY seabis, Of
II feeget the plase.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

J. r. Helm, of Aurdsck, ILL.,. visited
with Rev. y. N. Ssndifur the paat
week. He also made the New Era =
nleasaat cali.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

, and rootaaes0to kave
= this wesk vita visatoro
eions ia this vlciaity,
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

kher stieks % the change
week. the Ies 1aa viii
|a very sapopalsr pssssa'
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

b Lia6Qaise sssarol ths
at the last teaehoes' 81.
L. Jaata. With . psasts
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

htioas fer The new task
new ready aod ths beich
hon eonmnnoa.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

ditch watsR oo1a Pop
p get the sisaa. Sass. Or
hsticis ~ saIilaG sof It.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

John NcCoadeii made Q trip TO
Rscky Ford last Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Mrs. Lr. 0ridiu expects her mothe
and sistsSs, Misses Kate and Ros,
lvnde Holmes, to spend the wiats
visiting with her.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Iius returned Welneo6ay
to his Cd he0s at 0o00s.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Jet the Olasy BPsis9s Bet
|whsa yea want ss1a pop
bmmsr beverages.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

We havo been treated to some nice
rains the past week.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08
Dentistry.

II you wish aay dental work done
-. = before Sept. 20, - I will not be
hsra After that date. This 10 positive
z. +. Roberts.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

10 new SesiAsoes y RAPID.
ing eoapistios. II will b.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

Will Colbert was II from Boz 0pgs
this WeNk.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

y Stewart, Of 0aliaa. Kaa
,ag ia the fsnliy Of c. H.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

has purchsssd the sew
bee 9eoideaee.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

y Lsan o. Real estate.
abls. tsr.s favorable. Il.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

J. J. Duncan and family, Mrs.. h. c,
Harper aad children, Nissss Nellie
aad Alberea Oates. rsturaed Tuesday
frsm their camping trip to Pixies
Peak. They report having had de-.
lightful outing.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-08

BRO retarae1 bsase fro0
last 8usdAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
FOUND IN
RIVER

The body OF John Olsdn was
found In the sound Thursday noon
by Thomas Marcan. steward Of the
steamship Senator. who noticed the
'fIoafer' In time to faHten a rope
about tho corpse and drag u TO
tho stern Of the steamer
The body was Identified through
a large number Of Letters OF recon
mendatlon found IN the pockets.
The Letters. which spoke highly Of
Olson. were from prominent Port
land and Seattle firms. Two dollars
and forty cents. a gold watch and a
number OF Chinese and Japanese
coins we're also discovered in the
dead mans clothes. which we're we'll
made and black In color. The watch
had stopped at 2:f0 O'Clock
The body was badly mutilated.
evideafly by fish, and Identification
would have been impossible but for
the letters.
Deputy Coroner Austin states that
the body was In the water about
two months.
The remains are at the Bonney-
Watson morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
SCORCHER IS
PiNChED AGAIN

Over a mile ia three minutes was
the record made By Autuiut r. NJ
keeton. a representative OF the
Pope Motor company 81 Toledo. O..
az be Heorched along First. between
Battery and Denny way. wedneA-
DAY afternoon
patrolman Fred Hihnef was an
eyewitness and timed the machine.
did you zee that" he asked OF
three byatandcrs. They ali replied
afflrmauyely and the patrolfnan
drew his little red hook from bis
pocket and sotted down the names
OF his witnesses.
Il will swear that Ree,on was
showing that red devil over the
pavement at the rate q Is miles an
hour. said the officer Wednesday
morning kcetuu vii have his
trial May 10. lie Vas released on
his own recnEnixanee.
This II his second affenae Re
Gently he was soaked $40 Ia po-
lice court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
Il FIGHT"
SAID 10

what do you do for a living"
shouted city Attorney De Bruler At
joe schmidt, an Indian. arrested
for ldiing
I work when / can get II" re-
piled the abOnKlna. when l can
not get Il. I fight"
The last sentence fell Ike n thun-
defbnlt upon the court. Other Off
oialH started from their seats aud
made for the nearest exit. but they
were assured by the calm denennur
Of Patrolman w IT, Carr. who ex-
planned that the prisoner was "A
pugillHt aud donued the boxing
gloves Tor pccuniafY gain.
They ran him out Of Tacomn.
your honor. and we ran him out Of
this city once before laconlcally
testified the patrnlman.
Al one time Schmidt wha pltted
against Tommy Burns Al Ballard.
The flhtlc encounter lasted bat a
minute Schmidt was outclaascd.
lie Al one time WAS physical train
er At the state university
Wen give you some work" said
the city attorney.
Fifteen days" echoed the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
CORED BY VICIOUS STEER
WHILE PROTECTING WIFE
PLAINTIFF DESCRIBES ia STOOD IN PATH or
CHARGING ANIMAL oEATH-is
SUING OWNERS OF TIE STEER FOR INJURIES

10y the steer. In order 10 protect his
aifc from being Enred 10 death. he
states. he allowed the steer 20 at
tack him Harris r. IS years old
and states that since he was In
iursd by INT bull he has been un-
able to work The steer belonged
20 the defendant and. according to
the complaint. was allowed 90 run
loose. The case IL being heard be-
fore Judge pointdexter. t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
WARNING To GIRLS
lcoatInoed rrom rase onol

i. ..as Tor write Tor they undecided
& sg and be with my mother tee now That never
ves r,rht been dened for year want 60
va I'M gross breathe the plenty Of tight
% rheae saee le. are geee'ef "Nue' to me NO" Una"
De. ssy whether will again ao stage
whether de. want 60 work hard and win honest lN-
esessh ny industry, Certain there moral in
- .s NE Is ths which point
hfe surely
.s,s and uying 20 faHsg am looking 20 the future
enc sns s. yesrs old an blessed soed
~. orA again sonK be aelfawHed and turn
HssN.s sar 10 those vae have risht e advise
aas ina. ma otare will thing possible
=, mistakes Of PAST hope giH Win benefit before Is
- ss ",eso1 hInH to be de pfysa Of your freedom
- ,h would preferable imprisonment But
n onege college OF experiences sud experience In
49, s,rk heavy wallis OF part
- - arr here young this land II they
q ia the exemant of trials they must
as e o. me prison
80 sasFoxf lesson there.
- ne Tohs me prisoners the
- asm IN unl only at night
- s.sh prsoasr wide by
t Ions which the only furnishings consist Of narrow cot OF
~ stretched which, u.u springs
- a he ramWork BY prisoner allotted two
- blankets be used place Of
= hsrd narrow pillow
ly hare Of brick painted du yellow ana uneev-
sx even which 60 hans ones clothes look heak and cold
- esss locked Tor the night
~ d unless lose self Ia clever book Ia
.sr~ ii. necaeweFs- In wriiinE 90 lowed onea
,eout IN morning oblivion Of
ssr 10 Of me- ne joys and uoows by tho
.rstns o. massive cell Key as u turns In the lock
al up girls" maon. chorus d
v prs that Ell astr ana another day has hesun Then
o this rsn wide.
I'd crowded the constantly CHANGING
sometimes ~ many a. ~ often even more wo-
- q al AL naonaieas varied
d l Tor which the law DO
Feu early morning old
uEtune Degraded women and girls whose nrSt
aas step IN ne path Or wreas DOING has Just been ake m
unaaty accused an toseher through the weary
anr 70 Is dspsa OF weakness e feelings which ths prison
auaksn&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
M
W AGAIN

NEW YORK. May is--At the an
nual meeting OF the Northern Pa
eifie today. all prominent repre-
sentatiyes OF Hartman and some
Morgan interests were dropped
from the board. Il h understood
that this is part ~ an agreement
arrived at By the erstwhils rival in
terests.
The directors reelected are; John
s. Kennedy. w. Willis James. w. y.
Baker. l.. 8. Lamont. W. z. Ciough.
chaa. Steele
The new members are: John
saloame. Robert Bacon. Lewis Cas-
Ledyard. Geo. 81. Perkins. Jas. J.
Hill. Amos French. Alexander 8.
Cochran. Payne Whitney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
STOLE FOR HIS SON

DIES MONIES. Ia. May rs POI
lowing the alleged confession 10
stealing $4,000 IN order to pay for
the medical treatment OF hia In
valid son. Carl Spencer. a trusted
enpioYe Of the Dea Moincs Ma
tiunAl bank. was today indicted b.
the federal grand jury on a charge
Of efnbezzlcment and making false
entries In tho banks books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
NEW YoRK srocKs

NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK. May 18-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
Stock Exchange today.
High. Low. Close.
Anal Copper. 50 Is. so ID. 20 rs.
American Sugar. Ia. iss. is5.
r. r. T. CTS. so. 60 SIS
Peoples Gas. - "a. IS IS. ssT-s.
Metropolitan. li5 SIS. fff 81. iftT-S
I, 8. Steel. s7-s. ATS. IS
I. s. s.. pfd. ss7-s. s5i-s. SSH.
Atehiaon. 81 Is. Tsf-t nit
y. 4 O. Jos IL. Ice 1t. Ice Ia
Can. Pae.. issi-2. ifs. 1914.
Erie. f2t-G. ss7-s. 40I-A
L q X. itf7-s. ff2 SIS. it2s-a
No. Pac. sTl-t. e5 SIS. ssB-s.
Penn- las SIS. 1874 1aft-A
Reading. 80, % Ia. 20 80.
Rock Island. - SIS. ATS. ATS.
So. pac., us. 60i-4. e0i-4.
81 Paul. i7s. ia rs. mas
Union Pac, izs Ia. rs SIS. lIs Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Because a vicious steer knocked
him down. stamped him and hooked
him Is the reason r =. Harris gives
for wanting the CaFHtrn.a Packing
company to pas him g 900 damages.
and as Tor medical attendance.
The plaintiff states that he
aliEhted with hts wife from the In
tsfurban cars az stuck station. and
that he was Immediately act upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
WATCH FOR
BAD COIN

Capt u. W Bell. agent OF the To-
cal secret service department. ar
rived home from Portland Wednea-
day night Capt Bell stated Thurs
dax morning that n branch office
Of ire secret service would be eB-
tahllahea IN Portland At once for the
coming summer Already there 81
great deal Of counterfeit money
floating around. said Capt. Bell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

nestay night In Fremont. when tho
jswetrY store 81 Henry A. Bouck
was entered and a large number %
articles taken.
No one vas in tbs buIlting at
thetho time and there II AZ present
no clew 20 the thieves.
Detectives Adams and Corbctt, OF
the Seattle force. are working on
the easa. and believe that the rob
befy Vas committed ~ boyA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

The Chicago & Northwestern IL
planning an elaborate office in the
Boston block. II will be fitted out
entirely with mahogany furnish
inRa The front Of the railroad
counter will be marble. Beautiful
pictures OF railroad scenery will
decorate the walls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
JURY HAS 1T
my sorlpps News Assn,

fby Hcrippa News AnH'n1
CHICAGO. May is-The Hoch
case Was given 10 the jury today.
Assistant States Attorney Olsen
conducted the closing argument for
the state. Attorney Plotke. for The
defense. was allowed another hour
this morning In which to sum I'D
the case. lie argued that the prose
cution had presented no eredltabie
theory of n motive. and that Iioth
bad no opportunity to give poison
10 the woman In the manner sc,
seribed. even n be had desired Ia
do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
The MARKETS

Thursday morning Western av.
enue vas a scene q hustle. prepar-
lbk for tre steamer goods due from
San f'faneiaco. Oranges are plea
ufui on tho mnrket Strawberries
are litsie firmer Several cars Of
Colorado -mpuds arrived Thursday
morning. summer squash Is on the
market Tor the first time this year.
Chickens are coming IN little
stronger The veal market Is stnl
Quilted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
NOT VERY SICK

But you VIII be n you neglect to
get relief from those dizzy. faint
and hungry spells. hot flushes.
ahortneaa Of breath. etc, which tell
you your heart IN weak. and unable
10 purify the blood. DIR. Miles Heart
Cure vii give such relief, by
the nerves and mus
cies Of the heart It's so sure that
II IL sold on a guarantee to refund
price n first bottle fails to benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Second avenue property owners
have filed a complaint against Con
tractor Erickson. who in regarding
Second. They claim that instead OF
pushing forward the work. Erickson
Is eIeandlng out private property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

A. d. Calder. general agent OF the
Canadian Pacific, announces that
on Junt 1 the Princess May and the
Princess Beatrice. two Of the Ca
madam Pacific's fast boats. win be
put on the Vancouver Skagway run.
A boat viii leave Vancouver every
six days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

The steamers City Of Seattle and
Faralion sailed for Southeastern
Alaska Thursday Both carried full
lists OF passengers and heavy car
goes Of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
SIGNED

The Jacobson franchise providing
for street railway grant from Sc
attic across the tide flats to the city
limits Of West Seattle. was signed
late Thursday afternoon by the
county commissioners.
This will give the Seattle Elco-
trio company a much coveted fran
chiae and pave the way 20 extend
Ing the line into West Seattle. OPP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

position has been aroused tn West
Seattle. because the city wants 20
establish ~ own system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Every man Of thrift and economy
asst profit By this money saving
L isn't talk. but talking
peds q, talking prices that make u
Fsntasis for you to buy here.
We Peep Sight Savage Junior
axe -.+..s....-..s.s-+ kz.O9
9 Iron Mall BOX ............ A5c
Or CSC Special Carpenters
APs9A .fsss-..-.ss-sss.. ave
- Fiah Baskets ..-......... 75c
~ Taped Base Bail Bat -. Toe
Ass9 Rambler Boulevardier bicycle
IN coaster ..........a $500
y pair Adjustable Roller skates
49, s......ss. .ssesss+ 3oc
- window and this weeks for
ads for rest Of bargain list
aasfe are four seasons in the
-spfing. Summer. Autumn and
RIAaise's. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
o.. You - Aenualnled

You VIII find u pays to buy your
hats Of r. ~. Brooks & Co. 1881
Second avenue. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

bsans. drr, per ewI GsstRaTs;
suaa3 whites iaska4Ts. larSa
whites. fa01is. pink brann u II
baYo beans, t124 green bcans leo
iae. wax green beans. Is. va beans
ite n. bects. per sack 81 20.
piseentta cabbage. fzss. caullflow-
e. case. i27s. garlic new. ise.
young onions ioc. Australian onions
IS ib. spinach. crate. ssc. lettuce.
Aa lee, head lettuce. dozen. t0o.
parsley. .sc doE carrots. 1900 i.a6
per sack. Yakima potatoes. 1880 a..
Greeley potatoes. 10 eon s30Q. new
California potatoes. sue pound.
White River potatoes. $4,000 %. 90.
Minnesota potatoes. $1,000. APP
pies. fancy. sibeaazk. California
sweet potatoeE $3.50. new white
River potatoes. g 10. artichokes.
doz-s Use native rhuhaxh. IN - ac.
eueunbers. 7scdft2a per dozen:
Naiia Wnlla asparagus. tf2bIa box
summer asparagus. ti.EoHf.TB.
green peas. So i2c. green peppers.
ssc ID telephone peas. i2c. Misnis-
sippi tomatoes. tabo crate: summer
squash. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
snln Anenta Younala 30.

The new mid-aeason styles. Just
received Call and take look b.
N. Brooks q Co, i59l End ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

pound turkeys. fancy local
dressed. zoo 22e.
nuta
Brasil. per H.. is0ttoi oocoanutA
per dozen, soc. wainutn, ENG
ilah. tfUtbc. pecana. 1a0iics
filhefts. 1895 black wninuts. Tcs
Hickory Luth. &c. hutfsrnuta. 10.
Jap peanuts. DC. Virginia Doanuta.
7ei Jumbo peanuts. Sc almonds
1zMu1fc.
Fish. Oysters. Eto.
Golsa. &c, black cod. &c. ling Goa.
Toe. crabs. ftWL4b. CLAIMS open
shipment. ttB0s CLANS. per sack.
$50. oysters. Olympia, per sack.
to- open bulk. per gallon.
t2.Z5i rnlm0n. Zoe; salmon
&C.. shrimps. sQi0e4 founders
smsit. &C.. sturgeon. Sc black DaHA
4e. halibut. GQ7e. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per bhi.. ss.TGi Crown.
ftfs Minnesota hnrd wheat 81:
Piltebury. g.. pillsbHfy's Best. ~.
standard Dakota, SC. Olympic. avs.
tsls afie. tt7ti HOLY. tt7si Golden
Northwest. tsfs. Eleetrls Light.
tTzs. Cold Medal. $50. Top Notch,
tf.fsi centenniaia. best, tATg. Gold
drop. tt.zti Patent Excellent S47s.
Cereals
Whois wheat. les. per balls. tzto.
who's wheat flour. per bbi.. sA2s.
ffnhnm. per bbt. -. per bnie. tc2ss
bhi. So rye flour. per Dbl. $500.
rye meal. per bare. - 80. buckwhsat.
per bbi. o.. buekwhsat. per bale,
tart corn meal les. per bale. s2io
per bbl. t5.7b. white corn
meat. sos -. bale. t22o. rolled oats.
bbi. T. G. Co, ss7s. wheat nHkea.
box rs lbs. t1.zo. farina. per Dbl
a.. heminy. large. PEI Dbl, ft7s.
haminy. small. ioa pate. 81 90. HOLY
seif.rsisinK Duckwheat. seha case.
ts.7b; pearl barley. z5-ik. boxes
tt.Le pearl barley. foe-lb sacks. o..
s.5tt psas. ttbe0k. popcorn. per cwt.
ts.oei cracked wheat per bale. tses
Honsy.
California strained. per 10. &C..
California sage. per ~. ifo. honey.
stxFHcL pee H.. 70tMc. OreEoa
grape cream. ia-enss lots. s3ss.
honey. Yakima. i1Mes clifornla
Fssa.
Oats. per ton. t3lQs2. bran. per
tou, txiGzz. barley. ro1Ied, per ton.
fze-go4 ~. feed wheat per ton. t5z
q -. dairy chop feed. per ton. gzz.
on meal per ton. 30. best chop.
ss70fs. whole corn. ton tz7. shorts.
ten. t2A
kay.
Eastern Washington tifnathy,
It's. alfalfa. Sfza04f1. wheat
hay. tit. Eastern Washington dou-
BILE eoIngrssssd. az. Puget Sound
hay. tI00ll
Poultry Food
Oyster shellA ices. ton. ga: clam
shells. 1865. $40. bone meal. iooA
ft2. Kranuiated bones. io0s. SsL On
lis and les ~ per ton higher.
Crain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cuL tiAso0it,
s.sike. choices. ti7. white clover. us
u 10 Timothy. per cwt, tA7s
c.. oFehard grass. az. red top. sse
ie. English rye grass. s.. Italian rye
sfass. 81. bronze Efasa fl3: tail
uasadow oat grasa tiG; Kentucky
blue Ernaa. iii. pasture miHtara
epiandA. iie9il
Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co. (inel. brokers. 800.
so5 and Jos Alaska building.
fsaFFfsaan kaaUN sF=sfse
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ne WAS GOOD TO
SIX STEP. nh15GAYEp9


= six STEP pAuGhTERs
q NotwithntanalnE the fact
. that he wan a faithful husband
a 10 his wife and a loving fsthsr
= b HIS six atep-ehildrsu. Con- 1
e rad piinkr says his wife quick
q lY Wsaried % him. told him ahc
q vas In love with another man. 4,
q and abandoned his home.
. piinke wants a divorce. The 4
a defendant lives at Olympia and
q according 10 the complaint, u 4
= making her home with the man 4
= 70 whom she IL charged with 4
= Transferring her affections. enc I
> Oscar Adams The com plant 4
> does not state whether the SIX 4
b step soma and atep-aauKhters 4
= were tranafcrrud u ADAMS. 4
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People Are Not
SURPRISED

nj tie Lang Drug ca. does a large
hslns@A Our medicines are the
Mt and our prices are right
Eata-
h<kcrs Tar Soap. &c cakes 15c
EnpFsas skin Food. a massage
rsan and tissue builder. 75c size
$50 - ..-ss ..ss- sssss-s3t sc
Euod Alcohol. full strength. half
rlloa !. ..... 49,. -...-49c
sGrism OIL. TO- Kind ......3 &c
aIaFiana Face Powder GID. best
naae. 7sc sire .....s.s....f9c
I'D Sal sarsaparilla. for the blood.
~ stxe .-... ...esss. &c
Cd Cream. purest made. full ID.
...-. ....- $780, -....-f1c
npAYs TO DEAL AT LANG's
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Hair Vigor. Gives TO
gray hair all that soft, dark,
rich color so natural 20 early
life. Checks falling hair; keeps
the hair soft and smooth, and
prevents splitting AZ the ends.
A splendid dressing. i sa. AZ s c.
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WHEN YOU HAVE A PREsCRfP-
TION TO BE FILLED. OR JUST
WISH A TOOTH BRUSH, A COMB
OR SOME PERFUME.
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bananas. bunch, ss.6ousso: dates.
-, 8 y Hec; figs. 4 ID bricks, gI.7B:
flgns seedlesA. ip-lb cartoons. 80
M4hei grape fruit Secdiess. s25o
dred: navel oranges. sssoaa5o.
mefstraitica sweets. S22b, cranber-
rieH. $40 pinenpplea. fancy t3s0@T
per daz. Fooscberrles. Sc ID. Hood
River berries. $3.50. Kennewiok
berries. sa.7B. California berries.
tiab. Lake Washington berries.
th.aa crate. cherry plums, $3.50
case: cherries, 7bcasi00.
Butter and Chess.
Washington cheese. i6o: cream
brick cheese. isc. California cheese.
he. butter. native creamery, 22c;
cooking. $50 20cs California fresh
creamery. ale.
Eaaa
Strictly fresh ranch. 2Oq 2ic;
Oregon eggs. zoe.
sugar
Golden "a sacks. So IS: extra c.
In sacks sb6Bs powdered. In bar.
reln. $40: dry gtanuiatsd. In sacks
te.is; cube. In barrels ss.ss; beet
sugar, t6.0B. maple sugar. I00I2u.
Less Nc II paid within &c dayS
Meata
Cows, beef. &c; steers. INC: NUT
ton 7hQSc, pork. 7Q7he: lamb, &c:
spring lamb. tSQti dressed veal.
small. ta7o; live rabbits, dozen
tsTs,
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. ta0lsci bacon. breakfast.
Hams. i9c: bacon. breakfast.
lie. lard. white Star, fierce,
Wild Rose. 6hc.
Poultry.
Duehs dressed. fTafse. geesA
dressed, IbRi6c: chickens. dressed.
t5M lie; spring chickens. zoe per
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LIVERPooL-Juiy wheat closed
sd lower az C. sI-24
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nuehs dressed. tTafsc. gersA
fbRi6c3 chickens. dressed.
i5M lie. spring chickens. zoe per