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Evening star., 1905-10-08
NEW METHOD ADOPTED
PROCEDURE REGARDING RECON-
1fITMENTs OF INSANE PERSONS.

A new form Of procedure will be adopted,
as soon as the approved forms can be se-
cured from the printer for the recommis-
ment Of such patients to the st. Elisabeth
Asylum for the Insane as have been at one
time or another discharged as cured and
Rave subsequently again developed symp-
toms of mental unsoundness. Orders TO
this effect, drafted by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel John F. George and Corpora
ton Counsel e. H. Thomas. have been
approved by the Commissioners.
The question was precipitated as the re-
suit OF communication sent by DIR. Will
lam A. White, superintendent of st. Eliza
beth, to the Secretary of the Interior,
and later submitted to the Commissioners,
in which DR.. White asked for advice con-
cerning his legal right to detain ratieats
recommitted On the strength of the go
called duplicate orders of commitment.
Attorney Georges Opinion.
To Attorney George was delegated the
task of making an investigation in the
premises. In his reply the assistant cor
poration counsel stated that he discovered
that the practice of issuing duplicate or
ders originated many years ago. when the
late DR.. Godding was superintendent ot
the government hospital, and that the pur-
pose was not SO much for the purpose OF
giving the superintendent jurisdiction oyei
the persons committed as 1t was to fix a
time both in the files Of the asylum and
In the District records. when the muniei-
pality could again be properly charged fol-
the maintainence of such persons.
Mr.. George further stated that as mat
ter of law the superintendent Of st. Eliza
beth unquestionably retains jurisdiction
over patients discharged as improved and
on parole" until such time as the superin-
tendent appears before the clerk of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
and files sworn statment to the effect that
the patient named is of sound mind. BY this
act, 1t is declared, the patients legal mental
status is established.
The assistant corporation counsel con-
cludes with the Recommendation that the
form OF the re-committments be changed.
and the new form which he drafted and
which contains the specification that the
person sent to the asylum again. at a given
date discharged as improved" has the
approval of the local authorities. 1t will
go into effect without delay.
Evening star., 1905-10-08
Painters Elect pslseats.

At the regular meeting of Local Union
No. 36S Of Painters the following were
elected delegates TO the general conventions:
Hugh D. Digney, Thomas Sheahan and
Geo. w. Seiben. The alternates were Harry
Boetler, Geo. Warrick and q. julie Murray.
Evening star., 1905-10-08
RECORD OF TOWNSEND.
Something About the Author
Of the Rate Bill.
WON SUDDEN FAME
REGARDED WITH CONFIDENCE
By THE PRESIDENT.
He Has Been Counsel for the State Of
Michigan In Important Rail-
way Cases.
WON SUDDEN FAME

One of the men who will play leading
part in the fight that is sure to be made in
Congress during the coming winter over
the passage of railroad rate legislation is
Representative Charles f. Townsend of
Michigan. Mr.. Townsend as the joint
author with Representative John ]. Esch
Evening star., 1905-10-08

President Harvie Jordan Of the Southern
Cotton Association issued an open letter at
Atlanta Friday to the farmers OF The
south. in which he urees them to hold their
cotton for At least two weeks.
Evening star., 1905-10-08

Remember that functions should operate naturally regu
lary paness and that when anything wrong that direction
it very seriously affects your general health.
Remember that there pure harmless gentle medicine which
exe specific curative action your functions restores
their working, viz: CARDUL
Remember that Wine of Cardu experiment but has
proved SUCCESS in relieving curing female disorders OF
million girls and women. Why not yours?
Try it.
Sold everywhere in Soo bottles with for ue
Evening star., 1905-10-08
In Me.noriam.

MEAD. In loving remembrance OF my dear son
FRANK MEAD, who died one year ago today
October g. 1904.
We miss thee from home. dear,
We miss thee from thy place;
shadow over our life is cast;
We miss the sunshine of thy face,
We miss thy kind and willing hand
Thy fond and earnest
Our home is dark without thee;
We miss thee everywhere.
BY HIS MOTHER. ADDIE COOPER.
Franks gone but not forgotten,
Never shall his memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts forever linger
Round the grave where he was laid.
. BY HIS BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAw
Evening star., 1905-10-08
Before the Senate.

Then II went over to the Senate and was
guided into the committee on interstate
commerce, where it received such consid-
GRAFTON that the testimony makes five big
volumes of printed matter. Everybody
with any views on the subject was asked
to appear before the committee, and every
thing that everybody said on the subject
Of railroad rate legislation was recorded
Mr.. Townsend recently stated that he
had not changed his views at all on the
subject of railroad legislation after read
ing the five volumes of testimony taken by
the Senate committee on interstate COM
merce. He will answer the roll call in the
House of Representative in December with
exactly the same views he entertained last
winter when he framed his bill.
Evening star., 1905-10-08
You Can Exchange Anything

| you don't want for something you do want.
/ State your proposition in an ad, In the
| Trade" column of Sundays Star.
Evening star., 1905-10-08

If a girl has the attractive
qualities that men like, if she
always has plenty of men or boy
friends-GOOD ones-it is
sign that she is one of earth's
choicest possessions, a we'll
sexed, unselhsh, sweet-temper-
ed, lovable, WOMANLY girl
Evening star., 1905-10-08

p What are those things that attract in girl?
First good hgureu bust broad hips graceful carriage
unknown perhaps him. the physical signs good mother
Second Personal magneismnervous energy, vitality life
force power to charm.
Third Sweet disposition to be pleasant companion
Fourth HEALTH.
Fifth: Wrinkles in her BRAIN e., capacity intelligent
thought.
Don't make preense, girls do, of caring what
think of you.
The whole scheme of is based upon intelligent
lection from humans down to plants and flowers
Take Wine Of Cardu you you lacking responsive
you weak irregular part your appa
wrong
Study the principles of proper-NOT FADDIST-e exercises
diet baths ETC. Don't extremes but keep the natural
crate middle way trying build up whatever be lack
ing
Evening star., 1905-10-08
What Mem Like
Inn a Girl.
Magnetism. Sweet Disposition,
Health and-WRINKLES
in Her Brain.

fitted to be the MOTHER good children for the general good
the world
Evening star., 1905-10-08

HEIDER. On Friday. October g. 1905, at her
residence, 1881 6th street northwest, BESSIE
MAY, beloved daughter of George and Jennie
Heider, aged nineteen years and six months.
Funeral Sunday, October 8. at O'Clock pm, from
Vermont Avenue Christian Church vermont
between and o streets northwestl.
Friends invited TO attend Interment private .2s
Evening star., 1905-10-08

HILL. October Z. 1905 at Garfield Hospital,
WILLIAM II. HILL. In his ffty-third year.
Funeral Monday. October .. at IL O'Clock from 3.
II. Hines undertaking establishment, 1715 14th
street northwest. Friends invited to attend
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THE MARKETS

Western avenue dealers predict a
heavy crop OF sweet corn this sea-
son. believing IL viii be on the mar
ket IN three weeks Two cars OF
bananas and car Of new potatoes
are the only arrivals on the row.
Butter and cheese are coming in
quantity
Strawberries are ready for the
count The berry man Thursday
morning had a hard time giving his
berries away. California grape fruit
was on hand Thursday morning.
Eastern eggs are arriving in heavy
shipments and are being placed IN
cold storage for sale later In the
season.
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MEL AFTER HIS
RAMESAkE

Neil McKinnon. charged with
robbery. waived preliminary exam
nation ia Justice Oordon'a court
Tuesday afternoon aud vas com
mitted 20 the county ian for lack
81 funds 20 meet a bond Of $1,000
IN which be IL held for trial in the
higher court
Nell Dougherty claims that he
wan knocked down and robbed by
McKinHon In the st. Louis hotel
June 70. patFolman W. 6. Hub
bard arrested Mckinnon shortly aft
er the alleged crime was commit
ted.
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Beans. dry. per ewt ta.asGa75.
small whites. ts.26d27B. large
whites. saat.it: pink beans. sa25;
bayo beans. ss.zb, green beans. iasa
lie. wax green beans. Ice. wax beans
ise per 10. beets. per sack. $50,
parsnips. per sack. soc: native car
rota. Per sack si.5e. lemons sa2b:
oauliflower. per case. tl15. native
caulifiowef, per case. t0e q 15c: gar
lie new. lave. Sc III. Texas onion.
800 per case Egypt onions. per
10 &C. California onions. &c per
~. spinach. crate. Soc. lettuce. T6r II
100. head lettuce. per doz, soc
parsley. Csc dozs carrots, 800 box.
dos; Yakima potatoes. s26I27:
per sack. Yakima potatoes, 82G12T;
Greeley potatoes, sa2.oea 2t.eo; new
California potatoes. ihc pound
White River potatoes, sga0nQ rs 90.
Minnesota potatoes. $500; sweet
potatoes. &c per 10. apples.
fancy. per box. $500: California
sweet potatoes. $3.50; new White
River potatoes. &c 10. artichokea
doz., 7kc; native Thubarb, IL &c.
see doz: summer asparagus. sf.5B:
green peas, S0l2c. green peppers.
sse 10: telephone peas, 4hc: Missis-
stppt tomatoes Sl.Uo per crate /.
summer squash. &c: native turnips.
ioc doz; flat Dutch cabbage. lhc.
native cabbage. iAc: green corn.
per doz, soc; eucumbers, 400 7bc:
German cucumherE, si75 per case
nutmeEs, $500 per case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch, S2.B0n 3.60: dates.
10, bM g. &C. figs, n -lb bricks. sI76.
figs. seedless, 10-lb cartons, so
Gf5c; grape fruit, seedless, $500
ms2.7b. lines. 90c per hundred I.
meditraniea sweets. box. sass. new
fancy oranges, box. $500; cram
berries. sic. Florida plneapples. per
case. Sc; pineapples, fancy. t2boG
la.b0 doz; gooseherries, &c H.: Cal.
cherry plums. 6Oc case: apricots,
fi.0Om1.2b case, cherries, 35cdS1.50;
California peaches. soe93t crate
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- YoRK srocKs

NEW YORK. June 2s.-rhe ioi-
lowing is the range of the leadins
stocks;
High. Low. Clo@
Amalg Copper. SO, 81 SIS, 81 IS
Am. Sugar, Iss 81. 1SS Ia, lSs ~
Brook r. r.. 60 rs. 6S rs. s. ~
PEG. Gas. l04 l-2. I0S "a. 100 "a
Metropol.. les S-4. 124 IA, l2a.
L. S. Steel. 80. 81 Is. 81 Is
u. s. s.. pfd.. 80 SIS. aS "a. 80 "a
Atehison. Sis. IS. So.
h. & o.. III. l1S is. 113 is.
Can. Pac.. i52 SIS, l5l IA, Isl Il
Erie. "A 3-4. "a. a.
L. 4 n. 15t1-4. 14s SIS, 1877 -@
Mo. Pac.. ZOE. 80 3-S. 80 SIS
Penn. 1417-s, 40 SIS, l4o SIS
Reading. 100 "a. 80 SIS, leo l-S
Rock Island 30 L.. 80. 80.
South. Pac., % rs. G.. G..
81 Paul. i77i-2. 176 IA, i76 IA .
Union Pac.. 127 rs, i27 Is. l2i 10
m. Cent. l66 t-2. 166 IA. l66 Ia
n. Y. Cent, 146 rs. 145. l45.
sales to noon, 265.i00 shares.
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CHICAGO. June 2s-The follow
ing Is the range OF the most active
options on the Board OF Trade To-
day.
Wheat High. Low. ClosA
July. % rs. 80 "a. e214
Sept. s. Ia. 81. IS Ia
Dee. IS IL. Sc SIS. SITS.
Corn
july. sc. SIS. b53-s.
Sept. IS IL. 50. 541-2
Dec. 81 IA. SO rs. 81 is.
Oats
July. 90. 1853. s2i-2
Sept. 81 rs. 80 SIS. 81 SIS
Dec. 81 1-2. 81 SIS. 81 rs.
Pork
july. i2 so. 1865. 1857 Ia
Sept. 1910. 1897 IL. l3.0e
Iivorpool-July wheat closed a.
s. 10 I'D: September at es 10 i-A
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Frank A. Mulhern. "a. barber. died
al his home on Wednesday morning
Of tuberculosis. after an illness of
SIX weeks lie leave a wife and two
small children. The funeral will be
held at the family residence. lis
Day. Friday AZ 2 .. m He Was a
member of the Eagles lodge and will
be- buried at the Mount Pleasant
cemetery In Seattle.
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At Ballard

Mira Josie Lidman died on Wed
nesiday at her home. 222 Harrison, Of
blood poison contracted from child
birth. She leaves a husband and
four children. Funeral services viii
be held ~ tho Williams undertak-
ing parlors on Friday AT 2 y. m. In
termont win take place In the Grown
llill cemetery.
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= JUST NATURALLY LAZY. .
. lie IL lazy. lie lays IN bed =
q untti 4 o'clock In the after .
= noon. He just naturally has a =
. disposition not TO work. and I a
q am tired Of five years 81 a." q
= This IL the burden Of Mrs. .
= Florence Browns plant In =
q her suit for divorce. filed =
= against Prank Brown In the =
q superior court Thursday morn .
. Ing. =
a Go. observe the ways OF the =
= ant" nisquoted F1iinE Clerk =
q Gage. a. he stamped the COM =
q plant. -and your wife won't 4
4 sue you for divorce"
Il Il u n - n II y .
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Aue,lon SAT.

MONSTER AUCTION SALE OF
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TiHk CONTENTS or TM ENTITY
FINE ROOMS 81 . Htcksftnn 4
Co. viii Hei al their spacious sales
vpaus. ~ and 1za9 First avenue. on
Friday. June ~ At faW sharp. bed
sets mautal beds. iron beds bureaus
ppmmodsa, toilet sets. bedding 81 all
sorts chair tables. rockers. extern
sion tables. cnurhrH lace rurtaiuH
center tables. parinr furniture. about
o. yards - carpets. crock kerry. Glass
htehcnNarel steel range. etc - O.
l.tchertcn a Co, auctlnneera. Phone
Main ieNi. Independent tG7I -
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NEWS OF the
STATE

ABERDEEN. Many mills az this
place are enlarging their capacity.
OLYMPiA-Gov. Mead will de-
liver a July Grafton at Prosser.
TACOMA Tho Boosters club Is
preparing a big time for Tacoma
Day" At the Fair. next Saturday.
OLYMPIA.-AsseRsors In every
county are directed to thoroughly
investigate corporations
PORT ANGELEs.--The plant OF
the Craig Fish Products company
was started Monday 20 test the ma
ehinery on a catch Of SEQ pounds
of rat fish Everything was found
to be In good working order and
the plant now only awaits the fish
season to begin operations in earn
est
a5ss-
Housewives. for bargains see Pike
Street Shopping Guide-Page 7. 90.
-s.s--
BE sure and make your selection
OF fireworks early and avoid the
rush 81 the day before the Fourth.
Piper and Taft 1924 End Ave. 80
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Real Continued
rAfnviEw ADDITION

rAfHvIEw ADDITION
The beet thlnE on the market for ihs
money
Lots 50 and up. SO cash. y per month
n sou sec them you viii agree with
VS. Every lot has a fine VisNs coed
side walks. Lots are now being
cleared.
Oct OF ears az Green Lake Station
and go northeast five blocks. or
come 10 our office.
We viii build you a house on easy
terms
IHEBEs. LEnOLD a cox.
iois.9 p.u ALASKA Building
ONE acre Ia garden. small house. fine
soil close ln. snap. 30.
p furnished house keeping rooms ~
hlockH from a iafka building $50
WEAVER, 4. ". Cor let and issisr.
CTgoAg.IN farms and acreage 80 per
acre some lmpf9ved hsllinK out
Nee the owner, tfilimans III the Times
block today. II
BROOM modern cottage. close 80,
new. corner any terms u - - lEtl
HtefFinH, corner Iudklnh. Take hraa
cen Hlll car a. Charles street =
Fec sals--sarrps ard Land
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J Hanson was arrested on Wed
nesday for guarding with his wife
and disturbing the peace. but was
turned loose as no one appeared
against him.
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HERE ~ A BARGAGS-ia acres. rich
firsi-ciass aaii. close 70 school and
hssa i"o l. oas ~ TIE bel t' ,6was ~
the valley. hetNsen Seattle and Ia
HongHr MALTHf.
usap-zi Alaska BuildinE. =
FARMS AID LANDS.
Nov g. the chance 20 ass your umbeI
s 80 e fsqss AZ e asy M fs1 f' ,sies
from railroad aud town this land
wtli produce al kinds % crops with
Doa't faIl % Sc me Tor . free farm
!. c. DOLLEY.
If
BFsTwEES SEATTLE AND TACO
MA=haudN 60 futsrsutAn. - acres.
Tigh second bottom and. mostly A..
CLEARED no tinher. facing good eoun-
~ rnaas adjoining an improved farm.
quarter mile from school fpo. Half
ROBERT MALTnY.
fiss-t Alaska building. -
wheat land IN the nlr Bend country.
Prise $ 60 - per acre. a. Thomnz
son. "a Jefferson Place. Ballard
Phone ballard III -
40 nuYs TIN AcREe ~ miles
from Seattle Tacoma futrrMftau
rirh level iauh. easily cleared. mostly
alder ard maple Very Easy terms
ROBERT MALrHY.
D-1i Alaska Building. -
Tirshsr lands
TIMBER LANDS
Several thousand arrrn a. good timber
land just thrown uEsau for enfrF .
cruising tao nr 20 GO 50 to the
quarter Nsa yuur timber right on
Eced timber Parties leaViuE every
Up.
l. g. n0LLFY.
ass Pioneer block Phone Ind. 81
II
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II FhsAaa 1t ANaAa
Herr. near lake and car line. amidst
pleasant Hcsnery, in THE coay. car
pstrd Furnished, pspeFsd. t-ruom
house with bath. electric hEhtn. con
s sssslss iS STr m siRiae ssiss,
clean and attractive without and
within. The surroundings. hanelfke.
IT. yss ~ .'A - prs s g Tsas ss = q
tzonn@isha than value. she trrmp
aimoe! 70 Yogf iikiag tArss. hsna,,
bounded b. Two streets lake card
from " and tAlk to the uwngr TO
day 10 unsoia. 10 be Withdrawn
ffom che market this week. Beet
cttkUt.fss soMEns COMPANY.
sei-s Alaska building. -
GOOD HuAER
Two SPECIAL hsApa
- a. per hefW fer ~ acres fine land.
psst - yalisl. :. mites frosa = hfisn
nlnF water and Euod read.
80 fuf ) aerta best lard tn EEnE
County. near South Park. fine road
ard IN sight % the eit5. Look thiH
tsaso per acre for lB ser,u across
laks washinEson. fiqs road and
and. sasy term.
! and , sullivan nieck
rsi Aain s1t -
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
Ard ahfrNd Investors are taking sd
s ss,sf , e y r., n hs7ips sons p car p,
ths Frrat WEFr SEATTLE arEf5i.
plant Tive street car franchises have
bssn rrsntsd ~ tn. commissioners.
Pioneer H4aare within 10 minutes
u fact thia property in As near %
Pioneer square a. Queen Anne lin.
~ si : or SrW srEi. la' Wo isf-
ADDITION sell Tor a short time AZ
ifegl TO- to sx1 each on YOUR own
J " WHITE
~ Oriental nioek IL
a MADISON STREET HOME.
O. "a
broom cottage. nicely painted walls
ssssm is we ssry as tsAsiifai t essdp
home walks around house. rsmsftt
fidswalks lct sosiaa ~ . - foot az
tarEain pas tAs cash. terms 10
suit Oh haisncs.
y. }. sPHESGIE.
1s Arcade building
Phones Main 10. a ST -
q 30 7.room house. new and very de-
sirabie with an unuhstracted vlsW.
s-asfsa = - W. tN'@ 10
8 - New a-room house on Queen
Anne Hill with concrete basement.
Ter lot. Vefy easy terms ~ WI
~ .. HOLLAND. - New York niE
-
HERE Is A RARGAIH-ie acres. rich
second bottom land. partly cleared.
first class soil cluas to school aud
sdEhbora, facing On county road
The valley between seattle and IA
coma $40 EaHY terms
d ROBERT hAtTnY.
sia-N-zt Alaska building =
GROOM cottage. $40 nice ward. hen
Mouse, berries. flowers tla cash 80
monthly ITO 10Th north. near Denny
way.
| Farms aud lands
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND
lands timber lands. ranches o. ali
IA o. SMITH a co.
Room , Times building.
TWO fine homestead acknowledgements.
bunch Erasas prairie. fine level wheat
country. close to school, water aud
! i. . byERs a co. 81 Arcade
90
G-HoOM modern cottage and furni-
ture, cumpietss concrete basement
/ stationary wash tubs. etc. large
yard. Call ~ 1nd ave. owner 81
L. r. LIE BEAU a co.
Main l0H IS 81 y uidr
/ NiA-a-ruom cottage and nice lot on
car line easy terms snap. .
| BOARDING STABLE. I'M good central
/ locality Room for q horses Clear
/ Price fgn.0u
GLOVER a SCOTT,
| tu3-tUt Marion Block. Main 1866 20
CHEAP HOUSE. lots, 500: also
lots. 2-Htory house. 500; also a-roam
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Report furnished by Downink
Hopkins a co. tInc-l. brokers'. "a.
s05 and 900 Alaska building.
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The neat issue OF the new year
book will be given out In July. u
IL gotten up in an attractive style
and contains a number Of pictures OF
prominent church officials and
views Of the parsonage and other
buildings.
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John W Lowell was fined 81 and
trimming for being drunk and
disorderly on Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-29

An weights and grades. E. ~
Brooks & Co, 1881 I'd Ave.
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Rev Father Gusiave AehterEaea.
OF ST. AlphOnsuH church. has ap=
proved plans for a new church altar
20 be built this summer al a cost OF
81 600. II IL Of an ornate design and
very attractive.
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Miss Ilau Mhude RAth Don and
Arthur =. Andrews were united in
marriage at the home OF the brides
parents on Wednesday night BY Rev.
H. II Joalyn. They leave on the
steamer Dolphin on Friday morning
for Douglas. Alaska. where be IL
employed az a maehiniHt.
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Housewives. for bargains see Pike
Street shopping Guide-Page Z. zee
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Oats. per ton. 3siGtf; bran. pef
ton. I2ia2z. barley. rolled. per ton.
t2s 500 81. feed wheat per ten. s5s
Gss dairy chop feed. per ton. ttss
oil meal per ton. $50; best choA
tz7a2g: whole corn, ton 81; shortk
per ton. i2z.
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csreaIs

California strained, per n, tcs
California sage. per 10. tfe. honey.
extract per 10. TGShe: Oregon
grape cream, ie-cass lotG slsts
honey. Yakima, i3he
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

HoOru WiilffLEsEN .iiAKFoaD
Abstract Go, Established ises nane-
ment % iiaiier biz. Phone Main ia
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Red clover. prime. cwt flltes
aisike. choice. fiT. white clover. re
MgE timothy. per ewt te.te.
orchard grass 1850. red toe. 80
10: English rye grass. IS. Italian re
grass s.; bronze grass 81: tan
meadow cat grass. SIS. Kentueky
blue grass. siaa Is. pasture mixture
uplanda. tlQa12
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Modern Business college.
James and Second.
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The beet think On the market for ih
money
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EoIHa. fci bInfk cod. fhc. lInr IA
&C. crabs. Si004Lto; eIamn ousr
shipment 400. CLANS. per 49,
$50; oyEterE Olympia. Der 80
tf.t0. open bulk. per gallon. A. ~
salmon Zoe. salmon trout a.
skinned Terch, Sc. ahrifaps. sdlee.
founders &c: herring. Sc. lobstsrs
i7hc. Hmeit &c. sturgeon, &c: blseS
bass. &c, halibut g@7c. perch, Il.
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Eastern Washington tirnothy.
1890. alfalfa. it2ots wheat hay.
lif. Eastern Washington. double
compressed. $3.50, Puget sopEd
hoy. sieai2
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Patent per Dbl. ti7s; Crown.
~ 10. Minnesota hard wheat, III
Pilisbury. IS. Pinsbury's Best IL
standard Dakota. 80; Olympic. A.7taI
Electric. iAfs; Holly. if7s. Goldsa
Northwest. % Is. Electric Lint.
t7.zt; Cold Medal. 81 80. Top Noteh'
iftE. Centenniais. best. si7g; 0old-
drop. st2s. Patent Excellent. A7gs
Novelty a. 1875.
Evening journal., 1905-05-18

tons Of the engine house and pumping
station.
GOOD TEAIPLARs ON TROLLEY.
sixty members Of the Independent
order Of Good Templors and their
friends boarded troiAey car at 145
o'clock last evening for an evening in
Delaware city. The party was in
charge Of a committee composed Of r.
Marvin MeggHson. Evan Lupton and
Alfred Bennett The return trip was
made at 10 o'clock.
OFFICIALS on TROLLEY.
Several officials Of Delaware county.
Pa. including Judge Johnson. Of
Media, the Recorder Of Deeds, Clerk
of the Peace and County Treasurer,
went to Delaware city yesterday on a
trolley ride. The party came through
from Media on a special car as far as
the +. & r. junction. where they were
met by a special car of the Whining
ton, New Castle and Southern Railway
Company. and taken 20 their destina-
tion. This is the third annual outing
Of the Delaware county officials and
the day was spent in fishing, followed
by a shad dinner.