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The rlarkets.


New Orleans. oct r. "A reaction OF
about 40 points was experienced.
December declining TO 1890 compared
with yesterdays high level OF 1870. The
lowest values ls attributed to the fan-
urc OF spinners to enter the market as
was indicated hy tAc snln spot sales at
Liverpool 5000 hues and 90 mlse fave
orable WARMER weather in uc central
belt and in Texas I'or toe second cone
secudvc dry. however killing f-ost was
reported In Gcorgia and as the cold wave
made its way TO the Atlantic north and
South Carolina was visited by killing
frost the mercury at some point falling
below freezing Press reports from
Washington were .o the effect that the
recent cold wave was the earliest in o.
number of years in some Instances IN
the gulf states the earliest on record and
advices from the interior We're of one
opinion as TO cotton having sur cred se-
yerey from the unusual low ,em2era-
lures. some districts reporting ate cot
tom killed. II s. probable that in the
northern half OF the central and eastern
por;iou II the cotton region late cotton
has been injured. but to what ex ent re-
mains 60 bc seen. freezing temp natures
having been general east of the Missis-
sippi river as far south as Northern
Mississippi Apbama ana Georgia while
| Tennessee and the CarouAas having beer
! In tn clutches Of the ice king. some
/ ching unknown at this carly date In Oc
! tobcr to oldest OF veterans ia th' 'de
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Nam Raees h Ab1ssInIa.

The most interesting par, OF the
dark continent is Ahyssinia Here
the beasts OF the field and the flowers
Of the meadow from The Mediterra.
mean region meet those OF tropical
Africa. Here the SNOW capped noun
taius retain a Wild goat: here also is
a peculiar and aberrant dog, and In
the western lowlands is true wild
boar Several OF the antelopes and
two or three species OF monkey are
peculiar TO Abysslnia as are numer-
GUS birds. a few fish, two or three rep
tiles. and a great many plants The
human races are OF varied types and
widely different origins speaking a
diversity of languages. some of them
as yet unclassihed in the extreme
southwest are negro types, in the
southeast and south they are hand
some Gala -Hamitic or Somala stock
ln the north there are Hamite and
semitic. and traces of ancient Greek
or Egyptian colonies. and dark skinned
Jews whose origin seems TO ante-date
the destruction OF Jerusalem. Ahys
sinia has a history going back to
thousand years before the Christian
sra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-13

Eusigu ana Mrs. Breeding command
ing officers. BARRACKS 2lS South FIRST
street; Officers quarters an Ease Villas
ave.
Moeungs oVery night except Monday
SUNDAY H. m Knee drin.
sunday 1890 a. m. Holiness meeting
sunday $3.50 D. M, Sunday school
SUNDAY S p, M. salvation meeting,
Capt. Norrhop ana Lieut.. walters vii
be with tn local corps over sunday
capt. ouo AIRS. Godfrey, who are rest'
ing in the ty. will have charge Of the
meeting Su 1py night
Gcuoru Booth has ordered "a special
Holiness campaign TO be- c.Vricd ON IN
cyrfy Saliva on Army Corps throughout
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COW stalls with Han Partitions.

ping on each other with the half par
dtlon. but such accidents occur in ex.
ceptional cases only. The standing
room for the COW varies according to
tho size of the animal, says Prairie
Farmer. but there should be sufficient
space 50 that the COW will not be
obliged to step back into the gutter,
and at the same time have space lin
tied 40 that the droppings will read
lily fall into the gutter. For medium
to large cows about five and onehali
feet from the standing space is roc
ommended.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-13
CHICAGO MARkgrs.



Chicago. Oct Sentiment in the
wheat pit was bullish all day 1nl an ace
tive demand was in evidence The great
er nart of She session. At the starr the
market was Influenced by "a moderate
advance ia Liverpool, which it was said
was due to decreased rhiumcnts from
Argentina Despite favorable weather
for the movement Of the spring wheat
crop. receipts at Minneapolis ana Duluth
wore only 6i9 cars compared with 905
cars the corresponding dav a year ago.
Demand throughout the day was quiet
generally. being distributed among local
supporters and several leading tomnis
sion houses There WIS also some buy
ing by bun leaders The MAY option was
the favorite among buyer Late in the
dav trading became active but prices
were well maintained The mo.ket clos
cd nrm Cloarances Of wheat and flout
were equal TO 5l1.o00 bushels Exports
| Of wheat and flour for tho week as shown
| by Bradsirccts were equal 90 S,25o,eoo
! bushels Primary receipts were lo59,o0O
bushels compared with $4,000 bushels
the corresponding day year ago Min
neapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
| receipts OF GiG cars against $50 ca~s iyst
| Weck and 9VH cars ono Nt4l H-'
Corn.
The corn marlsc; was o tr.1e eos p
earlier in the day on the selling rp ca-h
houses. but later sentiment hccar'e more
lbulish aud the market closed hsn. ES-
tremely favorable weather f1r the new
cro2 and fos the movement va tie eh,ei
weakening influence. Final Qp2t2tions
We're at the highest point Of TIE d1y
Local receipts We're 227 cars with 'i'
cars of contract grade.
Oats
The oats market displayed create
strength than either whea or cor tho
strength was due to active demand 10y
shorts. One reason for the urgent de
mand was the continued small movement
despite favorable weather for .he mor-
lkotmg Of the grain, Another factor was
the drmness of wheat Local receipts
were 1S7 cars
Provisions.
Provisions were firm owing To- light re-
ceipts of live hogs. There was consid-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-13

The revival meetings under the lead
ership of ,he railroad evangelist are
growing In interest and lufluenca from
night 90 night The services last even
ing were of special interest ana many In
tho audience were touched by the pathe
tic and strong apoeals OF the speaker.
Tie evangelist win speak ;his after
noon and tonight on the street, and to-
morrow at II "a. M. n the West Side
church and IN the
evening iA the NJ. j.. church South Tho
morning services in the NJ IT, church,
South win DE conducted boy the pastor
and Rev j. B Lister. No Christian OF
amy church should fan TO assist m max
ing this q city wide revival
IRA A. HOLBROOK.
Paotor Congregational Church
J. L. DISCH.
Pastor NJ E. Chur-h South
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special Holiness meetings The da.es afe
october itth 60 2sth.
A stefeoptican service is being arranged
f1f the children Friday Octobar 18Th.
Al the children are invited. Admission
free. This service win be- repeated ON
Saturday nigh. with am admission of ten
cents for the benefit of tine local corps.
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when horse is so over worked 1T lies
down and in other ways declares its in-
ability TO go further. YOU would con-
slider SO sriminM 60 use force Many ~
man of hmaue impulses who would
not willingly harm a kit D. De- guilty o,
cruelty where his own "tomach IS con-
cerncd o,erdriven. overworlSed, when
what it needs is somethine that VIII d.
gest the food eaten and hclp the stom-
ach 10 decuperate Som thing like ho-
dal For Dyspepsia that sold by c. r.
Rtufro
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N. r. Church, South.

Sunday school az l0.oO "a, m.
Preaching at n % nl by Rev b.
Lister.
Preaching at 1880 D. m by tho Rev
Fred Veal. railroad evangelist
The union revival IS being conducted In
the church and win continue an the
week at 10 q. M and 1880 D. 80.
A cordial Invitation IS EXTENDED 10 aM
J. r. DISCH Pastor
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Corner Of Noble avenue and Division
street
Rev Harry Omar Scott u. D.. pastor
Sunday school, g.f5 a. m
Services morning ana evening.
Communion u @. M
Evening service, 1880 D. m.
Endcavor society at 6:2o.
Good music
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Trinity Church.

(Broad and Noble
Rt. Rev Dr. Brooke bishop
Rev. A. p. Nicholas, pastor.
iSth sunday after Trinity
Early communion. 1880. n. IN.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Service and sermon, II a. m.
Evening service and sermon 1880 p. m.
The professor ana students of the
Business college viii attend evening SER
vice In a body.
Thursday St. Luke's day
Holy communion, 10 "a. M
Friday evening service 1880 p. m
Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
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Air All Linens, Often.

Linens should be given a thorough
airing every now and then-most
thorough of all, of course, just after
they have come upstairs from the
Iauhdress.
Plenty Of light and air, as we'll as
soap and water, are necessary TO
keep them in spotless condition, for
what occult reason only some one
wise in the laws of physics can tell.
But the results will tell their own
tale-airings are the best preyentives
OF "freckles" and mold and mildew.
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Bees Laxative Honey AID Tar The ori.
ginal laxative cough syrup acts as
carthdrtic on the bowels II is mada
from the tar Gathering flom tha oiae
trees of our own county therefore Is
the best FOR children II Is good for
coughs, colds, Group. whoopiug cough
etc. 1-y on. free offer Sold 10y J. NJ
Wallace
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MonZau relieves instantly tha pain
caused by those bliad bleeding, itching
and qrotruding piles. !. is put mp in
collupsible tubes in such way that Il
Gun be applied whore tn trouble origi-
mates. thus stopping the pain imme-
diately Try one bottle ald II you are
not relieved. you- money will be re-
funded Try our free Offer. Sod by J
n Wallace
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First Church Of Christ Scientist.
Sunday services 1900 a m.
Sunday school 1000 q. IN.
Subject. Doctrine Of Atonement"
Wednesday evening Testimonial meet.
ing nj $500 p. M.
An arc invited.
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Morning service
Sunday school 10:00 a. m
Morning service, 1900 O'Clock.
Evening service.
Preaching 1880 D. m.
Christian Endeavor $3.50 p. m.
Miss Della Dunkin, organist.
X. c. vENTREsS. P,lstC
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Only On. Tarpon Len.

OF the two tarpon taken, one on July
2T last and the other on July %, in
nets in SANDY Hook bay and brought
II ence to the New York aquarium, one
Sun survives in captivity. the other
which was the one last taken. having
He'd on August 8.
The dead fish was hye feet long
and weighed go pounds The suryiv-
ing tarpon, beautiful specimen about
four feet aud a hall In length is r9w
feeding aud IS apparently in good con-
dition.
II may. after the manner OF its kind.
be found lying quietly in the water,
out II As active, as rs shown when Il
turns up its silver sides In making for
the food thrown into the water for IT,
And 81 may be seen swimming around
sometimes following, seemingly, the
eight foot sturgeon that Is one OF its
companions IN the great central pool
the big sturgeon seeming then q
speed up little, as II TO eyade the tar
Don's pursuit
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All notices regarding Sundoy servicen
must be- iu this office by nine O'Clock
Friday night or they cannot De publlsh-
ca with thc classified announcements
The leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-13
4 HALF STALL FOR COWS.
Arrangement Which Some Dairymen
Prefer TO oid-StyIe Stalls.

Where a dairyman desires to use q
cows stall with ltanchion and a half
partition, the accompanying illustrae
tion will furnish a suggestion that
may be valuable Some have COM
planned OF the danger Of cows step.
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West Side Congregational Church.
Eighth and Warner. on the car line.
Sunday school at 0;45-l0:4J
Christian Endcovor at 7.3O p. m
Good music. a cordial welcome and
pews for al
T. A. HOLBROOE Pastor
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erable demand for November ard by
shorts.
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CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
Wheat as grade SO.
Corn S21. grade 49,
oats 247 grade &C.
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Provisions were firm owing to light re-
ccipts of live hogs. There was consd-
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KANSAS CITY CASH.

OATS.
No. . mixed 31hc.
No. 3 mixed 21c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
lAroaA.

FRS, rnce. thrcs-fouFths q mile
--TanaEer. - sschlllin9l. 1 20 =
sxans crafty. Toe. second. The Goia-
en- nird. 81. fhira Tnne. Ia
Teeend race. ens nsiis--Sat n. les
tSc hifiinsl. even. won. Aihule. les.
saeona. ostsFman. "a thifd. Ttmr.
co. -f.
Third race. thFes-fauFths % a
nsils-nptiauaI tat iMuantainl. 70
/. son. LAyaan. Tea. sscoud. Marco
fs4. thiga. Time. I tttsA
Eoarsh nAen. eisa rischAae - D%ti
f.sAth. i8a t3fchibalal, - % l. won
Prank Me. ~. second MAvsFtek.
III. thira- Ttus. , Est-z
Urn race. thzss-fouFths Il = faias
French Nun. 81 ti4oyd1. % L
zen. King Pepper. fet. sscona.
uaFinr. res. third Time. ! ita-a
sixth race. ere mile RaFrunnafe.
Sc fSchiiiinKi. Z 20 J. wen. Sincerity
Belle. Tea. s~-ona; Lady Etbsl zoe.
third. Tina itis-&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

asn. and n already assured OF PER
manent berth on the team Zoe next
Year
President bert SAYS that he VII
do an IN his power 40 retain Per
fine. Derrick aud Mahaffey a. un
pifra noxt year let ua hops hat
h. keeps them. for thoy are the best
he has ever had
Roy Hitt seems 20 have reEainod
ell ~ bits old time speed. and % nov
pitching che same Kind II ball he
. dld AZ the start of the season.
Each white sox. whether he
PLAYED or not. Nlil receive ta.its a.
bis share Of the worlds asfles 70
ceipia.
nrashcar q the Angels SAYS that
be vii star In California and vill
not 40 away unless be ia rampeiled
L. do 20. poiiY Gray ana noas arc
also possibilities for nsKs Year
McCrccdle has sold four of his
players already and Il II his ldnA
that three aad possibly four more
wlll bo drafted The Judge isnt
worrying. Ter b. says that there are
pleaty more seed players and that
Be viii set them.
Tho rumof uiIi not aovu tina,
charley Graham will be at the head
0f tho Fresno team ur1t YnAr. Tho
league directors couldat find a bot
tef man
Pitcher - YuunE has a record q
eiving bat 80 bases on balls Ia IL
games
Last year the chicago Nationals
went "a bat $50 times ahi made
I.1if hits fer batting average ~
SCI. The Americans went 20 bat
t.T1t timeA and hit safely i.ios
ilfnss for a basiIna aFeF&xa al g2a
Kasoo aud Lash wvrs the only
twifiers In ths blx leagues 70 shut
cut skair opponents without a hit
ef run duFins the sraaoo 81 1895.
This ioosn Ike The strongest
team that cnuiA BE- eollrefed from
the big leagues. Walsh. Hro~n.
White and waaA.ii. plscheru Khns
and Sullivan. easebefa. Chase. ftra,
base. f.aiole. second base Wagner.
shaftas8p. stelnf~lai. third base
ke~isr. rishift~id. Stone. ssttfiela /.
t.nsnl~y. ccuterfleid. and Turner a.
utility man
Hal Chase showed marked I'm.
pFovemenf over hts piayluE If last
season both Ia the fleid and Al tho
bat 10 the season ~ isoa he bat.
ted for $50. and ia the eeaann just
closed his average Vas III
pfie4ter 81 the Cubs made tho
remarkable record Last year u fan,
nlak Tim Jardsn. the heavy hiitinK
Brooklyn fielder. eight times
straight
one a the freak games Of the
American league ssa Nheu The sox
defeated the Yankees AZ Nsw York
vi ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
RACES YESTERDAY
NEW YORK.

first race. three fautths - a
mite Main chance. tis. = 10 J, won
Qnd. ne. Second. uuuYailo. III.
third. Time. 10 as.
Ssccud race. one and enc -sir
ieeath miles Macy ~. -. , 60 p
aan. Columbia Girl - second.
IohnagoWu. rs. third. Time. l a. a-s,
Thlrd race. ane ard one-aistsenth
mlles- Garnlsh. IRE. n u s. Won.
nalpaie. lie. Heeond. GRESHAM. isas
third, Time. al Ia
Fourth raen. thfee-feurths % a
mile Rye. tat. B'to 1. Won tacoeite.
taf. second. Wee. io3, third. 1ime.
~ Is.
Krfth rare. five-sighths % a mile
-Jarinta. 81. to :. ven Illusion.
IS. second. Esonomy. s., third
Time. iesz-f
sixth race. three fourtha 81 mile
Suffrage. tea 20 8 soa, Bertha
=. fos second. sister Frances. ta1
fhlfd. Time. tfatsEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
WAN IS
F |G(H 7
Johnny Reid Trying to
Match Bezenah With
Anybody--Nea Ped
ding Dope.

Iohnny Reid. the crstNhlle Seat.
Gle fight promoter, Who Is arrang'
ing the fortunes OF Gus heacnah.
the Chicago fcatherwelsht. Is az
,presont IN san Francisco trying 70
set match for his protego being
unable "a match bis man, Johnny
became a trlfla excited and stated
THAT Reaenah would aght Harry
F Baker, Abe Attell aud Frankie Nell.
tn one ring all In one night
when frankie Nell heard OF ihis
defy he grabbed bis teusty toun.
tain pen aud the following h what
he handed johnny In the columns
OF san francisco paper.
Frankie Gets the Pen.
Dear Sir Ia glanelng through
the Bulletin tonight an article
caught my eyc that made ne think
that | was INDUCING In deep
dream had 60 pinch ms self 20
really he conceived that | was vide
awake have referenee % the noas
ssnsical outpourinxa Of Johnny
T Reds diseased mind IN sayins that
hts meal ticket. Gus nesenah. would
meet Abe Atteii and Harry Baker
aud myself IN the same ring The
rawlings 81 Mccullough IN comparis
son % such a proposition sound As
the mere piping OF a gentle infant
tie must Be given 20 indulgence 81
the seductive hop. and some one
must have switched cans on him
when he retired FOR the night |
would suggest that hereafter he
nails his can down. II he has ans
friends In this vicinity thex had bet.
ter take him Ia hand. as the Lun
acy Commissioners might set after
him.
Money Talks
However. money talks. n In any
possible chance he can gather 20.
Easher g. coo r.; him put Il np and
l will Immediately cover Il. and I
will guarantee that be all not need
20 meet Attell aud Haker after |
set through With him. he Siil
soon find out that am not SO qulet
-. appear Let him do less talk
tng and more action. Noney talks.
Put up or shut up.
October - FRANKIE NEIL
A. last reports JohnnY had not
been heard from. hui a. he IA no
amateur when Il comes 70 epeddllng
the bull- the chances are that be
viii give Frankie as good a. he
sent
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on one hit. while tho ilighiandora
made eight
The BIGGEST score In the bis
leagues was the iastoN game IA
which the Cubs beat the Giants
labsll OF the white Sos played
eyery position on the team, inolud.
ms the catching of ons game. aud
the pitching Of one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

Nj Way. whose home 9ffies - ~
the Majestic building Detroit Mich,
was deaf for aFsr % years, ard our
ting all this fifns felt HE iaHssofnc
position extremely lie wss cut of
almost entirely from enjoying the
eaeteiy ~ HE fsiioamrn. lie could
not attend public meetings, lectures
o. concerts DE could not suioY q
- ial converse tian With his friends
lie eAa Handicapped IN business
aud saw fsr isaa ahis men forging
ahaAd - him. bees nre ~ bis unf0fs
fMuatn iafirniig lie could not even
talk % his esu family freely and
easily 40 he Nouid like %.
No one but those who are afnirtef
With deafness themselves can sp.
preriats nhai Mf. Way suffered.
MR. WAY WILL BE ~ SEAT.
TIE. AT THE BUTLER HOTEL.
UNTIL ocroaIR ~ INCLUSIVE.
At WHO ARE DEAF SHOULD
&c SURE TO CALL ON t.is. As
IT Will COST NOTHING TO
LEARN WHETHER -G CAN
AELp YOU or NOT.
Take the elevator snd the attend.
art ulii shsw Sea to M. Ways par
iofss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

At last a real match has been
made between two former light
weight champions. Terry MeGofcrn.
Of Brooklyn. aud Young GoFeeit. OF
Colorado. who took the cham pion
shlp away from McGovern only 20
inse q Ia Jimmy Britt Yesterday
at New York they signed articles a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
THE MARKETS

The steamer stuff landed on the
street yesterday - nearly exhaust
ed. only a fsw grapes being left.
These are bringing from 81 - 10
Al 50 The esk market has sssu
fif 20 make another advance. sell.
Ing now AZ tte to csc. and with good
probability Of gninE 10 &C.
fIallbut has risen &c. selling at
Sc
Puget sound hay has jumped from
az and stt to SO firm The prices
90 time. cement and dairy products
has reualnad firm AZ yesterdays
prices
vssssahtsa
n~rssas. tnou N.s.i ssss-ss, go n
sssss. ass. ~ hsw isFslF. 90
-, -. 49,. 80 =. 80. !. ,s s .. 20, .e..'.
lisei sssnhs,. = - ssrr.' - IL
sa s.. ~ sss Plss'. ,ses. p@sgsgA'H.'
Peoria
a.a. .ss. ,ssa 2 g = 90 g. p ' w.s...
has. sas fsnsr l-~sna.. ~ bas. %. aoe.as-
nasa sss itepaeI wena,oh.- is..sa-. y-l.
s as 's ss, as,is.. ssss 10
iis ss' ~ ea.s' =. e,.s ssSis.' isooii ..
sg'-i .,s. ss. &C. e slsss 49, IS n..ss az
4 s. coneords. tasAss. -. auiaess. o. 70
Gaaa
sssistIy frssh ssneh .sss 80 saa-s. soi
Oregon ranch. 1z0ft Eastern. 1sea
Buttsr ard ch.ese.
washins,oo ersamsfy euitsf. per - ~
K.s..,n f,.sh l sslss p ssss Ss''.s.
shss.s. wissansln t~ins. ID tbse. wis.
sansiu vouns Ansssigan. 1870 hmbuFs.f,
s.s-s ... IS 'f i'e,ssl 81 rissss i.s is
E.sissa stsFass tub batter. sen
psufty.
Live old chickens. psr m, &c. bfoli-
a. ilg,ss sg.is. 'sg,i' IN ,, ,s,a9 ,iI.
daaks. prr -. isc. ryorssrs. ss4t9o
Live stock
wsthsrs. sheep p.I 10 shc. ewes. 10.
&C. ssssrs pei D. gt.e, cove. y. gsdso
calves. 90 10. safs. lambs. per head. u
Mssta
aiesra No. tiE1sse. COWS. N tnc: veal
gaf 10. GMQind mutton 90. tffaise spfinE
amt. psf ~ ssgioe' dressed hogs, H.
aahoonsr hanhut. per NJ. g. sseamsr.
.
/ ilaiti chinook salmon. n. g.. naundsra.
I ~ g.. soiss. u. g.. rucS cod nsf ~
=. shrimps. per 10, s8iool silver su,ai,.,
o. p.S o ssss sIi' 8s &c. .1 . rag
I ualFs. r-d wnapsfs. tnsci CLANS. per
/ sack, 81 so. sturgeon, PER d. ifife. cat fan.
/ pes H. 100. frossn shsd per u. $50
Hay and Fesdstgfrs.
/ Eastern Wash. timothy ton. 80. Pu-
eef Sound. ton 90 alfalfa. ton. ti1uia!
/ shaat nav par Ton ffat Eaataru Waahina-
/ ton. 81 whole corn. - Dsr ton. cracked
corn 80 per ton. fesd meal, 80 per ton
/ mtddfnEs. W Per t9p3 OIL cake. tit9o per
/ ten b1en, psF ten III. shorts per ten Va,
! chopped feed, per ton. VI. cats. ton, l2ta
| 50
Lime and Cement
Portland cement. Imponsa, per Dbl, u1.
] Portland osaasnt. California per bhl -
/ has 100 for rstarnsa bags plaster pariA
| bti o. Isl lime, san Juan Hoahs Hsr-
! Or, hi. u @. fire briek. per 20. pas
tsrfus half per H. 30! n.tai lath, per GaFd
ih6;sc. hard mall plaster ton, Nsi
wood nbsr, ga
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S|WASAES DRUB
FRESNO I .

rREANo. oct sf--And seattie
took another aud simply pushed Ne
locals down the slide The HiS 80 .
hatiud unaK At will Although Gar
vln vas not Ia the best ~ enndition.
splendid folding on the part nf ke.
attla kept things from being dune
The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
HILDRE TIL WITH
TWO CAR LOADS

Nrw YORK. oct 90 aam itil.
dFeth yesterday laft 0rayrpsnd with
tWa carloads ~ haFses whleh he viii
raHs az Oakland this season There
are Is On the string ur~~n n Nor
tie haa three others o. the lliidfvth
stables in hts care. Hilifvfh heiua
unable 10 secure uaFmsF. sakAgci
willie Knapp 10 Tide for him dnFtn1
IAs Ninter Garner VII 50 Il OAK
lard With HE employer. Eneeh
WIshafd. Who aiil ahip wtth e y
nueheil
wIshard has Nnunels. RaYai fady
and p~nryn ftgfnsli hoaaht Ts-
aano~ yesterday anA viii purchase
other goed hafs~a 90 iasr west