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lowing quotations ruled on the
, Stock Exchange today.
High. Low. Close.
AmaIg. Copper. 81 "a. 50 IL, 81 "a
Am. sugar. i35. i3g "a. i5B.
Brook. r. r.. IS. % ia. gsT-s
Peoples Gas. 1ei "a. foi. i0i rs.
Metropolitan. f23. 100 IA, ia.
q. s. Steel, ~. 2s7=s, n Ia
q. 8. r.. pfd. ss. ss7-g. % "a.
Atchison. 81 IL, 30 ID. 81 IL.
Is. 4 o.. 100 s-s. iOs IL. i0s s-s.
can. Pacific. ife Ia. rs IS. if9 TX
erie. ais. t0f-f. Al Is
Louis. a Nash. ifs. ~. ifs.
No. Pacific. %. %. -.
Penn. 1856 81, t5f Ia, f55 Ii
Reading. o. Ia Iof-i, % Ia.
Rock Island. III "a. "a Ia. II ia.
South. Pacific. sgf-2, G. is. cal
81. Paul. i7g "a. ia, i75 "a
Union Pac.. t2f SIS, 1zs ID. izf IL,
m Cent. 100 5-g. i59 90. 100 IL.
y. Y. Cent. 49,. 100. itt rs.
Total sales 4es.soo shares.
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on the average. ii
The Miller brothers recently pus
ehnned 80 head Of buffalo from a
Montana man. aud brought them
down 10 Oklahoma. Three dad on
the way, but 50 arrived. ne an event
Of snute don8cstic Importance od4
eurFed IN uae Of the cars. The edi-
torlal convention viii go the young
eat buffalo calf Ia captivity.
The biz chiefs. Geronimo. Quanali
Parker and nig Wolf chief Of the
Cheyrnuea viii lead parade 81
1000 Indians and 2bo cowboys In ma
tive areaa, Then viii come a Kenu-
| the buffalo hunt. and Tor feat the
hrulaa VIII not take kindly to a hunt.
the Miller brothers have brought up
lof OF long horned Texas steers
which are guaranteed to lead the
hunters a merry chase. and 10 en-
danger life and limb Of pursusfa.
Pickett. the negro cowboy. will DO
his fayoFl,e triek q teaping upon
The bare back u a EalloplnK steer.
and 81 throwing the animal By
seizlnE itH nose between hts teeth
R0pinw contests Wni be held Ia
half aoaen places al once. and
hronchos will be busted Isaciiie
Mulhall Of Wild west equestrian
fame, champion lady rider and
roper OF tha world" viii Indulge In
fcata OF heraemanship and throw
tho assoc and tie Wild steers
A cattle roundup and branding By
I Nh4saFM
come a roplnE contest Tor the cham
plonship Of the southwest
Indians and cowboys Win fight a
sham battle. during which an innl-
grant train yin be burned. A. a
finale. everybody who can get .
heree vii line up and AZ the crack
q a pistol start tearing across the
prairie. ln an Imitation of the fam.
Qua rush with which the ehesak@ s
strip was openad. At Night Indian
dances VII be held
These wiii marx the ohntrfatioa
Of the tribal srlstanss Of the panea
and otos trfbeH They ewn much %
TIE land La ths tet ranch. having
LEASED q To the Miller brothers. The
FEDERAL government 10 breaking up
the tribal relations aud aiioitinE the
iand 10 Individual paresl.
To pfeIrriy usark the event. which
= Que ~ great seriousness and con-
siderable patios 10 them tha otoes
and foneaa have invited Indians
from al the nsighkoFinE reserve.
ttons % be theif gaseataL
After the waiting editors wana
thnir NaY 10 the sp@uiai train 70 The
isainla "a q aezrn bands. their eAfs
sih pana the lei fnaeh harns. each
80 feet leaK. the htE corrAia
the ranch autosnobileA the wasins
ttslds ~ Ersin. the huge stacks q
~. ths buiiaink With thu pfintinE
Ffrssss. ihe car loAds % wfsw frnns
tuE- And ether signs % Agricultural
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small. s@sAoi Tive rabbits. dozen.
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hama, t8o; bacon, breakfast.
t4cs lard. White star. fierce.
white Rose. she.
Poultry.
Ducks. dfeased, lTafees geese.
dressed. fG0ieos chickens. dressed.
tgmt7o. spring chickens. f0e per
pound turkeys. fancy local
dressed, 209a2o.
Brazil, per ~, i20 ifo: cocoanuta,
per dozen. zoe; wnlnuts. Eng
iish. itHteR: pecnns. i301ie.
nibertn. lie. black wnlnuta, 7e.
hickory nuts. 7c. bufternuta. &C.
Jap peanuts. &c; Virginia peanutH
1e. Jumbo pesnuta. &c. almonds,
t2h u lie.
Fish. Oysters. Eto.
Holen. &C.. black cod &C.. ling cod.
t0c. crabs. tiatT6. clans. open
shipment. tt-b0. olana, per sack,
81 so. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
t4b0s oIen bulk. per gallon. tz.zs.
salmon. zoe. salmon trout, Ice:
skinned perch &c. shrlmps, s9loe'
founders. Sc. herring. D.. HOLSTERS,
- - HAAh'AAH ~ 49, = LIVE 80 @ffANNh
bass. 7c. halibut. ea7ci perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent per Dbl. it.Tbl Crown,
tbii0. Minnesota hard wheat 81.
PnlsburY. IS. Ptllsburya Best IS
standard Dakota. Sc Olympic, 1875;
Electric, s4.Ib. Holly, 1916. Golden
Northwest. sG.fB: Electric Light.
t7zs. Gold Medal, 1850, Top Notch.
stfs. Centenniaia. best. ti7g. Gold
drop. tfab. Patent Excellent, tfTs.
Novelty A. tt-zs.
Cereals.
whole wheat. los. per bale. $780,
whole wheat flour. per bbL t4as.
graham. per bbl. ~. per bale. t2.zsl
bbl. 81: rye flour, per bbl, 500
rye meal, per bale. t1s0. buekwheat.
per Dbl. ~: buekWheat. per bale.
taTs: corn meal. los. per bale. t1io.
per bbL ta7b white corn meal,
toA -. per bale. tf2o: rolled oats.
Dbl. a. G. Co. ts.Ts; wheat flakes,
box ~ lbA ts.z0. farina. per bbi.
$3.50; farina. io-Ib sacks. per bale.
~: homIny. large. per bbL tA7e:
nslf-taistng buetwheat. ssAs. case.
isfsi pearl barley. zG-Ih boHeA
- so; pearl barley. i0o-ib naeka. 81.
split peas. ttBoutG.o0: popcorn. per
cvt. ts.oo; cracked wheat per bale.
ts0e.
Honey.
California strained. per IN. &c.
California sage. per h. lac. honey.
extract per 10. 70ghe. Oregon
grape cream. ie-cass lotA f1So.
honey. Yakima. ighc.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. ssfas9. bran. per
ton. t9i09.: barley. rolled. per ton.
ssa.tea17. feed wheat. per ton. va
as1. dairy chop feed. per ton. iii.
oil meal per ton. $40. best chop.
tz70zs: whole corn. ton tzT. shorts.
per ton. tzs.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
us: alfalfa. ti2E0@is. wheat hay.
SIS. Eastern Washington. doobls
compressed. tai: Puget Sound hay.
tie0Ia
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos ton. tz3: clam
shells. ices. $40; bone meal. f0oa
tas. graduated bones. ieoA. ts1 on
2sn and Sos % per ton higher.
Grain and Grass seed.
Red clover. prime. ewt. tisso0 rs;
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lEtsr Service AZ II a IN. ssrmoa
eT Earl n. Wilbur. dean ~ Theol.
O2ieAl school. OAKLAND. Cal fntro-
ductafy address - Ar. aimoaas
sabloet. A Trtbutm 20 Hsary NJ
simmons Sunday school and adult
Class AZ 10 4. m.
Quesn Anne # r. Church Morn
taw a@rvte@ II o'cluck. Nrrmun rs
the Rev. A. p tseonard u. u miss
HaouaFy aecrstary. Nee York u n.
services In connection with The lay.
ing u the corunFatonn for the nes
church Ga tha Erouaf. corner FtRk
avenue vest and Garfield. Epsarth
LEAGUE FaiiY AZ p m. I'D 81
W. Efaw. Evening sermon ~ the
Hrv. G u Sears. an1hnmiah.
Westminster Pres hyterian Church
Broadway and Columbia Res.
NJ. Wilson. pastor Chiidrsh'M day
In Sunday school 8 %. with chit
dren'a daT illustrates sermon Win
orchestra and choir. A. n m.
subject. Trees o. Life evening
Esrm1n 20 women. "Oue nuriensA
Woman. and Hos She Was Helped e
Free stereopticon lecture wifh =
selected slides Thursday night
An open-air missionary service
directed by the Zion Lutheran
church. viii be held June IS. near
corner Of Baker and Eighth.
The Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church In Zion Rev. John A
DoNie. first APOSTLE. Rev. August
Ernst. elder In charge Services af
Zion Tabernacle. zatz-25f5 First
Sunday. 2 .. m. punior meeting. 3
and 745 y. m. preaching b. the
Elder wednesday. June if.sp. n.
OYorHeor Carl Holder. Of Zion City.
III. will preach.
Fremont Swedish Methodlaf
Church Rev. John OVAL. pastor
Pentseostai service tomorrow az
10 IS a. m. childroB's day program
In the cyenlng AT D. m. Epworth
League meets At 7 20 D. m All are
most cordially invited 10 attend
Lane Street Presbyterian sun
day school AT ? 30, preaching By
Rev. Clifford AZ II a m. Mr. elf
ton Powers, eYanEcllstic singer. Of
the Chapman party. will sing at the
morning asfYies Christian I'm
deayor at G 30, and chlldrena day
exercises at TAO D. m.
Emmanuel Lutheran Chureh-Cor.
ner Minor and olive. Rev. u. A.
Stub. pastor. Services In Norwo-
glan a IL a m. preaching by Mr.
VI. r.. Olsen. Services IN Norwegian
at p m. preaching by Rev. NJ A.
Christensen. Sunday school Of 10
"a. m; Y. ?. s.. Friday at 5 p. m.
Hillman First Methodist church
viii be dedicated Sunday. June n
Rev. A. 3 Leonard. -. ~. Of Now
York city. with the assistance Of
Or w. F. Harrington aud other
ministers. viii conduct the services
AZ 3 p. m.
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CHURCHES

North Baptist-Corner Third and
Cedar. Rev George Robert Cairns.
pastor. Special chiidreus day aerv-
lee. $3.50 a. m. 70 which all are in
vited. Sermon at II a. m. subject.
"where Did We Get Our BibleY'
r. Y. r. T.. D. IN. sermon. 8 .. m.
subject ~Woald His Father Murder
Him ," Highland mission school.
Queen Anne hill. 3 30 .. m. The
sacred ordinance OF baptism Niil be
administered At the evening service
First Church u Christ. Scientist
-el7 Sixth avenue. between Marion
and Columbia streets Services Rt
II a m and D. m Subject. is the
Universe. Including Man. Evolved
By Atomic Force" Sunday school
At ~ m. Testimonial meeting We'd
nesday At 3 o'clock Free reading
room at s23 and g2f Alaska build.
Ing
Tomorrow Whiisunday fPfng.
stenl at tho German Evangelical
Lutheran lions church. corner Ter
~ and Stewart. beginning Of
Beichte nj 10 a m. of main services
at 10. 80 a. m. followed BY com
munion services From now on tho
church proper will be used again
for services. the new freaco decorn-
ton work having been finished. r.
Kuappe. pastor.
First Adventist Christian Church
E. James. between Broadway and
Tenth. s. y. Hayward. pastor. Re-
ceptlon Of members and farewell
sermon By pastor az II O'Clock. apc-
cial Sunday school services IN tho
evening At 1850.
children.s day exereiges at Foster
school house at 10 o'clock. Sunday
june H. Roy y. Nichols. pastor.
Foster Station-Bong and preach
Ing service every Sunday evening
at 1880. conducted By W. o. Har-
din OF Seattle. subject. June II.
Man"
Trinity Parish Church ~ Eighth
and James. Rector, the Rev N. n.
GoWen. Special Whitsunday serv-
Ices at n m. a. m. n a. m. and
4. 30 .. m. Morning sermon by the
Rev. Harry 9. Robinson: evening
sermon BY the rector; subject, ~
Man F'iilod win the Spirit"
First Unitarian - Seventh near
pike. Rev. W. D. Simonds. min
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green, it ia believed. almost every
where east OF Chicago.
People in the west know that OK
tahomR aud the wild west received
its death blow sith the opening Of
.old Oklahoma April 20. 1880 over
tG years ago. Oklahoma nowadays
Il huatiing agricultural rommun-
tty with great Industrial develop
mcnt and the fastest growing rail-
ways IN the country. nut eastern
crH don't know a.. 10 the Miller
brothers viii present an entertain
mcnt OF contrasts. the weat "a q
used 90 be. and the west as a sa
The ranch Itself viii tYpify the
latter i1eN The Mlllefa havn 81 600
screa with $50 miles ~ fencing
Sine thousand actss aic Ia wheat.
1000 tn corn. Sos In oats anh smaller
tracts Ia potatoes. melons and othss
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ton place promised the delegates
that II They would vote Tor Oklahoma
he would give them the best klna Of
entertainment ou The big stock and
agricultural farm. eampfisisE s7.eQ9
aereA
lie said he would show them zee
harveatefs and hln#rrs at wufk ln
wheat field Of tAeQa acres lie
would show them haw . raise
hiooAsd stock on a mammoth scals
OF ne would give them a buffalo din.
ner. Indian uar dances and cs~bsy
feata OF a thrilling nature.
Working ever the entertainment
plans the Miller brothers decided %
mahs the event commemorative q
the okalAheazs and the west % elasa
times. which stu lives vtrile ana
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Hugh Mcgowan
Breaks Record

With q sensational finlsh uuEA
MeGouan won the fourth race. the
uickinsuu handicap. IN I a9tx
breaking the trAek record b. three
quarters Of = aeCund out al TIE
Msadeua Friday Aftsrnoon-
Jockey Stewart uho VAS up %
TIE Nlnner. rode fauitle9s race ana
Sa@ ia = kreat la.asars Responsible
fog The uaks bringing home the
bunch % money Tor his haekcrA
Gloomy Gus came In s-cunf afta<
baihg splenaidiy riaaaa b. Jokke3
HerbaTt. Hhiis Sea Air. sfth Wright
50. bowled along In third place
Friday was ladies day. and the
Ersndstand waa filled with hundreds
of Heattlr'E -bsautH~ out % =
ehAue cat the hookiea' wnd Tho
Dickinson handicap also proved .
source of great attraction 10 the gen
/ tle hsiton.
A. j. usually the case thu iadies
came homs With the mooney. The
far ones certainly make uaan mad
The way they pick eat tho@a skates
which hike of with the eoin. The
crowd. Friday, whsn the tokaa
we're al counted Up. reached a total
OF $500 which IL wolnK aoma
The Seattle Driving club also
presented an attractive appearance
| with it, gay decorations and thu.
many people took advantage Of the
generosity Of the cluh directors a.
view the races from the vcranda af
the club instead OF the grandHand
-Four fAforitee came home With
the money. Friday. giving tho talent
a run for the "seads.s "a Il r. said
over the little board counter du1nE
the day Following r. n short sum
mary of the days events
First race. four furionKn. selling
Happy Chap FIRST. Addio ID second
Roaeleaf third. r Stewart up ou
/ The winner
Second race. five furlongs. selling
-IAureatea first. Ei vsfraeco soc.
ont. Metlakatla third. y Powell un
on the winner.
Third race. six furionRs. selling
Doublet first. Sue Christian second.
Dundroary third. l.. Powell up on
the winner
Fourth race. one mile. Dickinson
| Handicap N. MeGowan first.
Gloomy Gus second. Sea Air third.
/ r. St. snrt mp on the winner.
Fifth race. one aud sixteenth
miles Merwan first. Glenriee sec
ond tras third. u Powell up on
| the WINES
Sixth race. six and a half fur
/ longs. selling -Cerro Santa first.
Lurone second, Laura r. NJ third,
| Herbert up ON tho winner. aa
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ABIG DEMONSTRATION TO SHOW PROGRESS
OF THE GREAT NEW WEST
MAR" rBs PASSING OF Old TRADITIONS TO


BLISS. Okla. June io,-The bln-
Ecst Wild west show the world has
ever seen sill be hold on the tat
ranch Ia Oklahoma Tomorrow. This
event viii be one of the incidents
connected with the visit Of the Ma
tionsl Editorial association which
VIII arrive az BLISS. the ini ranch
station. after their convention az
uuthric. ana before starting for
Texas. California aud the Portland
exposition.
The heats ON this occasion will b
the Miller brothers Joseph. George
and Eaeh--eNners of the ranch.
Joe Miller. president of the ranch
and editor 81 tho Hiiss nrecrs. at
tended the last convention % the as
ISOLATION at 81 Louis, ana during
the BITE fight for the next canvrn-
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erupz.
To handle these egnpH tai ranch
makes use Of every modern device.
The central ranch house Is ne cen.
ter 81 a ieisphone system which
reaches 70 AL parts o. The nfupsrty.
fufiY-two wheat binders. 10 corn
haFvfHiera. S threshinE outfits and
% wagons are IN use. A ste2fn tfne.
ton engine was pufe haaed O. haul
gang ploWA Ta see The a. reapesa
50 enc after anathef anen = vast
sNpanHc % waving. golden grain.
one has 60 visit Ist ranch.
Nearly 500 farm hands ars r~quis.
- 70 tii the acreage. While 50 COW.
boys look after thn Ik0na cattle.
about teeo harz see usuies snd fas
verk horses are krps Oh The fanch
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MILLER HAD MARROW
ESCME "

W Il. Miller. OF Hiliman city.
while attempting 20 board n Rem
ton car At Fourth aud Washington,
Friday evening. was struck by the
footboard. knocked under tho car
and rolled along for n distance OF
several feet. bat managed To escape
with a few bruises and a severe
ahAklnE up.
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wealth and industrial development
This VIII give them a picture Of the
west ~ IL L.
And from burning immigfanta'
wagons and hunting buffalo 10 au-
tosuobiles ana steam plows 10 a space
pt 20 years t.
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Roman Catholic Meetings.

st Mays Parish REV. w. j.
Meta Early mass aud sermon
(children's mass at 8. 80 n. M. sun.
day school az $50 a m. and 3 so
D. m. High mass and sermon a.
1890 a. m. Instruction and benedic-
tlon at 800 .. m
Cathedral Chapel Terry avenue.
Masses AT 8 90 a. m. Z. 80 a "a. q 30
a ~ and 10 80 a. m. evening sery-
ice at $3.50 A. m.
Sacred Heart Chureh-Rey. Geo
A. HID. Al GOO A. m. and 90
a. m, low mass. 1880 p. m. yespers,
sermon and benediction.
Church OF ths Immaculate Con
ception Rev A. sWeere. At z 20
and $50 A. m. low mass. 10. 80
a. m. high mass and sermon. 7. 30
D m. rosary and beuedietion.
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For Tsaehsr. Going east

the Northern Pacific has arranged
Iaith 10 nth inciusicS Call az N. T..
for specially low rates to s. Paul,
Chicago. etc. Tickets on sale juno
Ticket office. Seattle. and arrange
for your trip go
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because William Lowe continual
y ~hippea his step-ehlldren with
out cause and whipped them with
undue viKor. was the reason Louise
Lowe gave before judge Griffin on
Saturday morning far desiring a a.
vnrce. She was given a decree.
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Our line Of pliers II 80 large that
Ne have found u impossible 10 Of
fer special on each different one
this week. In order 20 do justice to
all special prices viii be continued
next week. See window and ads.
for rest of line.
soc 81 -inch Button Piier 49,. zoe
tnc e-snch Button piier $500. zoe
6ee a-ineh Button Pier $500. zoe
7sc No. III spring Cutting Piier
.sss sssHs sssss .s.ss ssssss scsN
SOC 81 Inch Paragon Plat Nose cut
ting Pier ss.. 80. .s..s...s< exc
ssc s-ineh Paragon Fiat No#e Cut
ting Pier - .s-.s .e..ess.. .
ssa T-lneh Paragon Flat Nose cut
ting Pier sssss.ssssss soSo
No doubt every cyslint In familiar
with the old reliable upturred back
wheeler saddle, that sells regularly
from 1850 20 taco. Next week We
sell this model for gsc. How can
you ride an uncomfortable or worn
out saddle under the circumstances
Keep yourself In good condition By
using both.
sPlnslNe's. 1910 SECOND AVE
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AnrRlcAN WAS LONELY

LONDON. June l0-Allek Smith
was the only American 10 reach the
final round In the f5th tournament
for the open golf championship AZ
81 Andrews Friday. Ills aggregate
was 393 NJ against 3is. the aggre-
gate of the winner. James Braid.
the former British champion !,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June iO.-The follow
ing quotations ruled on the Board
Of Trade today;
wheat High Low. Close.
July. 81. sG1-s. sGT-s
Sept. ~ SIS. 81 SIS. s2f-B.
Corn
July. % -g. SIS. 81 IA.
sept. Of, b0B-S. 90 Is.
Oats
July. 81 IL, ais. is-G
Sept. 70 Is. - rs. 20.
Pork
July. 1856. 1850. 1856.
Sept. 1856. 12s2 Ia. 1262t-2.
Holiday Ia Liverpool. no market.
NEW YORK. June i0.--The fol
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Ayers

SarsapariIIa. Good for
anythIng7 ASK your parents,
grandparents, neighbors, your
own doctor. We will leave II
10 any OF them. Best blood
medicine. Best nerve tonic.
Sold for 60 years. &c. aIi : =.
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s,nts Use buYs Ia houses and
~ .s,r5a rs and see me. par
~ Hzt eiVcu below
vi -, kause. wtth pantry and
an Kinds Vt fruit. N,psA part
aeun aeuae. 3 closets. plNaftfeti
$50 ahruf,hrHKs this o. an ek'
~ eeify rttoa buy. Wv. pafl
50 hrusf. corner lot ffait ga
eANA - 81 faa $50 down
- hhtaf. tafHH pantry hits
49,. ssr Naa So down.
IT, hniiae viii bath ruom Al,esA
- ssese. block from ears t.e0
81 d eSese piaslcrtd. uaa 81
49, " q HUNT
-. pafkc and - ANcas hAtiAfN
cN~t ehona Ballard giA II
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eIssplssaneas

You viii have 10 difficulty In pro-
curing reet and sleep II you will LET
pF. Miles NcrviBe ao0ths and
strengthen the tired. agttated. weak :
eu-d brain nerves 50 long as they
remain in this condition. you NiIi
be restless. irritable. Fncianc holy.
You're welcome to your money back
n FIRST bottle does not heip.
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alalke. choice. 81. white clover. 1l5
at9. timothy. per cWt. ffIbW
s. orchard grass. t1t: red top. ibW
10. English rye grass. So. Sealian rye
grass. Is. bronze grass. ilai tail
meadow oat grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass, tits pasture mixture.
uplanda. tl0ui2.
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annnial Mnsnnna.

Seattle Spiritual Society. Knights
Of Pythias hall. First near Pike. No
morning service Conference meet
INK and circles. 2.3O p. m. lnsplra-
ton lecture 7.30 p. m. by Mrs. Bos-
Icy. subject. The Spirit Spheres. "
Platform tests by Mrs. O. G.
Sweeney.
The Theosophloal Society. Seattle
Lodge-iiis Third. Sunday. SD. m.
lecture, Our Ancestors" by Max
WArdaIL o
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WIN seII greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets 70 81. Paul, Sioux
City. Kansas city. ~. Louis Chi
cag0. Milwaukee and other ifnpor-
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Beans. dry. Per eWL tsaBaa7B;
small whites. ta2gal7b. large
whites. tSgfis. pink beans. ts.1e
bayo beans. lass. green beans. 100
Ire. wax green beanA. Zoe. wan beans
tsc per ID boetz. per sack. tI.se.
nsrnnipu. per sack. 9Oci native ar
rotn. par sack ti.B0i lemons. t3.0oi
eaultflower. per casa. tl1s. natiYs
eauhhlovef. per case. 7bc. gar.
lie new. i2Ae. SC ID. Texas onion.
tAfb per case. EGYPT onions. per
70 &c. California untonA tee per
10. spinach. crate b0o. lettuce,
81 &C. head lettuce. dor, $50 soc /.
parsley. 2ba doa. carrots. Bee
dos. rakinaA potatoes. t9e9 ~.
ger sack. Yakima potatoes. t1e4 n,
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California potatoes. ave pour 1.
white River potatoes. s2i 600 rs.so.
Minnesota potatoca tzs.oo. Texas
new potatoes per eox. ttsS. APP
plsA fancy. iLTsg1oo. California
sweet potatoes. t1te. new White
River potatoes. r. %. artichokes.
doE. Tte. native rhubsFh. ~ ~ &c
soc aaz summer asparagus. 7tcQiis
green peas. S0tDc. green prpp~rs.
aippi tomatoes. fiTb4a per carte
nafrI1ser squash. Sc. native turnips,
100 dnz. flat Dutch cabbage. NE.
native cabbage. iAe. green corn.
per don soc, cncumbern. e0eGffi IS
German cucunabrrs. Ills per case
nutnegs is.eo per case.
Freita
IlAnansn. bunch. t1se0ta. dates.
10. tsz0es: fiKa. y m tricks. tf.7k.
ftEG p~eflshR io-ib cartons. 90
efge: grape fruit aeedlesA. f1s9
etaTs. ilmeA 800 Der hun
areis naval oranges. iaeous.so
fnrdftrantca sweets. tsfS. California
sew oranges. box tHTB 9fszs. Gran
berries. SO. Florida ptnrapniea. pr
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per daE; Eooseberts Zee. 1e ID; Hood
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tb0s11Tss WAllA waiia berries
ftboaLfs. Lake Washington ber-
riea. iige0I7s. California cherry
rsumz. Voc per case. apricota ti.oa
ease. native cherries. sec. Yakima
cherries. seHgoe. currents TAG 10.
fanny cherries. tt7s8E care. 7ae 10.
California peaches. ti0iis crate
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California puma use per case
rfAnhersteA Sc per at. eanteioupeA
t1so pr case. Australian apples.
t.atq paE case.
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washington cheese. Il i've cream
tstck ehsssr. lac. California cheese.
1sMcs Oregon cheese. ibc. Eantsrn
rhseEs ike. butter. native creamery
2sel cooking. lao zoe, CalifoFnta
fresh creamery. ale
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Strictly fresh ranch. doL s1e
Oregon eggs. roe.
Sugar.
Golden A. fn waekn. 1885: extra G
fe sacks. t6ef powdered. In bar.
tsia o. Sc. dry Franuiated. IN sasks
Gktg. cube. in barrels tses. bee
sugar. ts.ot. maple sugar. leo "a n c
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Meats.
Coss. beef. &c. steers nc. nut.
Ton ~ q Sc. pork. size. iamb. DC
spring lamb. ts8t. dressed veal