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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
ROPE Of BALLOON
CAUGHT FARMER
FINALLY CLIMBS TO SAFETY
LaRue Comes Down in Parachute
and Finally Gehring Is Landed
in Safety.


READING. Pa oet..,r Jacob
Gehr.ns HummeistoWn farmer. went 20
the county fair to-day and had $3.50 ,N-
ier.,nce he never vii forget.
While Iarue. TIE aerouaut. was p~,
i-rins for IBIS ascension Gehrng stood
Watching A.m. unmindfal OF th, fac, taat
-e was standing among "a lot of ropes
When tie word was given and the balloon,
slot upward she crowd wss terrified to
See the farmer dangling head downward,
trom an anchor rope. la Rue shouted
,o him 20 swing himself upward ari
catch tae rope above hls feet This hc
ranased to do after several unsuccess-
fel attempts. while women In the crowd
below tainted and others prayed
Finally. after the balloon had reached a
height Of more than a thousand feet. hv
"A desperate effort and with bleeding
ninds- Gehring managed to swing himself
la Rue.
Al this moment the gale caught The
nal-oon and while ii swung from side to
Side in The wind. Ia Rue slipped into the
cannon and was shot not with "a para
.-'" ana descended 90 the ground. Re-
FeH oi ia Rues weight. the balloon
s-"t stli higher. and was carried avn,.
with the breeze. Gehrinc however e,,c
c"'ded n finding the cord and openfrr
ine valve began 20 descend SLOWLY Az
noar later De- landed near the river. TWO
miles distant. uninjured EXCEPT for his
torn hands '''
When Ia returned to the grounds no
was greeted as ID hero. and "A hsndsor,o
purse was made mp to conpens..ta li,,,
for his friehL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
CRUSH TO HEAR O'CONNOR
SPEAK ON HOME RULE

PHILADELPHIA October Sin an
ticipation Of hearing "a speech bv r. p
o'onnor. NJ =. the Irish leader tho
hai in which the National Convention
OF the United Irish League Of America
is hrins held was crowded early to-day
Mr. O'Connor spoke for more than nm
hour lie reviewed the work being done
I'm the British Parliament I'm the cause
Of Irish homo rule and predicted tb,t
ireland VIII soon emerge from British
rule and have its own home government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
SENATOR CLARK INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

NEW YORK. October 3-T-nited
states Senator W. a Clark was intlrc6
In an automobile accident In France ON
September 9Th. according to private
informal tl"n received here to-day The
extent OF the Senators Injuries is ro+
known. but al his office In this citv it
was said they probably were NOT sofi-
Gus. MS several cabiegrams on business
subjects had been received from him
during the past few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
PERSONAL TROUBLE
SEEMS INNlNENT
Rumored That Mr. Ould viii De
mand Apology at the Hands
OF DR.. Foster for Remarks
Made Concerning
His Recent
Visit.


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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

was no milk in the camp, and the
roads were impossible. A skee-run-
volunteered to carry the child
down to the open country on skees,
and this experiment was tried. Sew
eral days later the man reached an
Indian encampment with the child
still alive, but in Il starving condi-
ton. 1t vas nursed back to health
by one Of the sqaws and is living to-
day.
On this basis of these facts,
Charles Frederick Holder, in the
Christmas McClure's, has written a
story, strong, virile, dramatic, of the
true Mcclure type, telling the adven-
lures of this skee-runner, describing
his struggles with cold, hunger, ia
tigue, and wild beasts of the forest.
and the splendid endurance and
grit" that overcame them all. A
photograph of the real child, taken
two years after the events which ac-
tually occurred, accompanies the tale.
Leave WANT advs. at branch Of.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

under advisement for some time
throughout the state, and at the last
big auto meet and races on Long ISL
and the fact that some other place
must be secured became so patent
that it was talked over freely.
The natural location and topo-
graphy of the country south of Rah-
way offers just the advantages need
ed. 1t was said at the Long Island
meet that 1907 would show some OF
the biggest races ever dreamed OF,
and on a new track in an unexpected
location. AS 500 a the needed
ground has been secured large forces
of men will be put to work at once,
as all the time remaining will DC
needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30
AUTO TRACK MAY Be
BUILT NEAR RAILWAY.
To Take the Place of the Long Is
land Course-H Hunt Club
Disturbed.

Options on a number of pieces of
property are reported TO have been
already secured by an agent, neal
Colonia and Iselin, two nearby places,
Economically situated, to be trans
formed into an immense and thor
oughly equipped automobile track,
200 feet wide and eight miles in
length. The rumor is disquieting to
the Watching Hunt Club, which has
its Headquarters and kennels at lse-
lin.
An affair of this kind has been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

The Remarkable Adventure of a
Child of the Mining Camps.
Some years ago a child was born
during midwinter in a remote mining
camp of the Sierras. The mother
was unable to nurse her baby there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

Leave WANT" advs. at branch of.
fees.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

Beginning at cor No. l, a greensboro Hxl6x1 ins, chiseled L-662 B. Whence '. S. Loc. Aon. Valdez No 3 bears So deg 22 min 4l.6 sec ', 380S. .65 fl, and cor No. l, Lawlon lode, bears y l9 deg 38 min 25.1 sec ", 477s.63f it. Thence \ 7i deg 5l min W, variation @ deg 70 min K. 800 fl 10 cor No. 2, a greensboro 24xl0xls tns. chiseled L-652 B. Thence 5 D des.O9 min ", variation 20 deg ls minE. 1856 fl to cor No: 3, & greensboro Ss1i5xIs inS chIseled L-662 E. Thence s II deg 5l min E, var. 90 deg E. 37S IL Rainbow creek, cOurse-S : 9 deg w. 5J0 fl t. cGr No. 1, a spruce plug set in . COB. gtomerate boulder 5x4xsft exposed, scri bed i L662 E.
 Thence \ Is degog min E; varfasfonss dey E
 min E.
 3s27 it, Rainbow creek it wide. course C deg ".
 1856 1t to cor No: l, the place of beginning. Containing acres. This claim is further described as being sit uate in Elliott Creek valley about SIX and one half miles east Of the kotsina river, Copper River region, ill latitude 6l deg 39 min 30 sec x, longitude IH deg min W, approximately, in the Valdez Recording and Mining District District of Alaska.
 The adjoining claim shown by the plat of survey is Survey No. 630 Guthrie lode adjoin- ing the Lawton lode on the south. There are no conflicting claims shown by the plat of sur yey, or known.
 Thelocations of these mining claims and mill site are recorded in theiafiice of the C. $. Com. missioner an.tex -OfnIe kcceraer for the Fal-
 1
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

with Esther Mitchell at ten o'clock ind half an hoSA later gave one
 cream, swooned and died soon kiter.
 Rome, Nov. 19-A bomb was Exploded yesterday in St, Peters cathedral while the edifce was crowded with people, but no one was injured. The bomb had been planted in the tomb of Pope Glenn ent XIII. The explosion did no damage to the tomb, not even in, Turing the pavement, Cardinal Rampolla, former papal secretary, was blessing the large crowd which had gathered to celebrate the ami versary of the dedication of the basilica to St. Peter, when the ex- Fplosion occurred. No such daS- hardly act has been perpetrated be- fore in the history of the church. There Is no clue to the guilty par tics.
 Trinidad, Col, Nov. 19-The worst blizzard experienced here for Is decade is new raging The storm started yesterday and gradually assumed the proportions of bliz- gard, increasing in force every hour. It is almost impossible to make headway along the streets, and all trains entering the town
 la...n loL..l A.rxnn
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

GoS coo fl to cor 1s limestone 2lxlsxs in chseled M-659. Thence \ S9 deg E, var 3l deg l2 min F.. 65J lt witness cor to cor NO. $, a spruce pih set in limestone ledge, scribed w. C. M-653 $50 il 10 cor No. 3, not set as it falls anon loose rock. Thence $ U deg l6 min ", variation sl deg From true cor No. 3.
 26O il, Pouch creek. fit wide, course s dcs ".
 655 ii 70 cor No. 1, spruce plug set in 8 lime stone ledge, scribed M2 S-659. Thence 5 2l deg II min % sec W, variation 6O0 i; t0 cor No. 5, a limestone 30xl2x12 in chiseled M-1 S-2 F553. Thence \ D deg 10 min ", variation 3l deg
 mn l.
 650 Il r. cor No 6, limestone 2Sxl5xlO in cniseiad M-659. Thence ; S5 deg ". var. Sl deg 15 min F.. 33i II, Pouch creek, 1t wlde, course : deg ".
 $50 il to cor No. l, the place of beginning Containing l8.50t acres
 sAMoLEoN LODE. Beginning at cor No. l, identical with cor Nc ,, MarnIOt lode of this survey previously dt scribed Whence U. S. Loc. Non. Valdez No. bears 72 deg min Ill sec ", Zl546 It. Di' covery bear x SS deg D min E, 1499.46 fl. Thence x T deg Il min 3o sec l., variation
 deg 50 min l..
 Discovery bears 79 deg 32 min E, 1920 1t. 600 f. 70 cor No. Z, identical with cor No. Marmoi lode of this survey previously d( SCriDed. Thence g deg 32 min E, var. 3l deg E. I50O Il 10 cor No.3 3, Identical with cor No. Survey No. 658, Fortuna lode. Cor not SC &s it falls amongst loose rock. Witness co to cor No. 5 bears 5 2l deg Il min 3J sec 3O0 it. Thenc T deg q min 30 See ", variation 3
 deg 9 min F.
 30Jfi, witness to cor No. 3, 8 limeston 28xi2xld ins. chi>eled Y. C. S-65S. Dis coveTy bears \ = @e9 32 min W,'lsa t. 600 i t, 2or >,,r 1, IdenticGl with cor No. Fortuna :uIe and cor No. ?, copper Cuael lode io.n If Surrey No. 653, 6 sreenston 2Sx.;&IJ inS chiseled S-3 F-6a9. Thence E 7s deg g min ", variation 3l deg )
 min E
 l501 U to tor No. l, the place of beginning Containing 20.2a6 acres
 FLANDERS LODE. Beginning at cor No. l, q greensboro 26xl0x ias cuiselad 1 F-6)9; whence L. $ Loc. Mon lGeZ NG 3 bears Y D deg 20 min 34.2 sec W I.. | N . ;t,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

 2l0 lt, witness cor 10 cor No 6, dcnticGi~Wl witness cor to cor No. 8, Fl Capitan lode2n this survey previously described. 'o5 U 10 cor No. 1, the place of beginning ! Containing l7iH acres.
 MARIE ANToINErTE LODE. Beginning al cor No. l, identical with cot So' I, hed Jacket lode oi this survey previously described Whnnne witness cor. to cor, No bears g. 75 deg 5l min ". g2 f. Y z Loo Mon Nal'eZ No 3. hea"S S. 5f 1og, 70 min. 81 see. 4Sf7.I it. and discovery bears x. 30 deg. l min. W lll3 G7 1t Thence s. 75 deg. 51 min ". variation 90 deg. 3
 min '.
 From coz No l.
 7 il, witness cor to cor No. l, identical witt w.tssss 1Gr to cor No. Red Jacket lode ol t..;s &3rycy prev l.a,y described; GGc.55 {. to cor Ao. GA Ii2e b-I IT Caplthi leje and identical with cor Ao. ., Rec JIeSet lode ot this survey previously de s"rlbCd.
 r4taec x ; deg 32 min W, variation % deg r ssl.f ii .a. cor No. 5, identical with cor Ne. : ti CAr.tsn lode CT this a-.rYey %hcnc, witness cor 70 cor No. bcaro \ = des i5 ruil " 1fSft.
 aeac, \ :. deg is min ", variation 30 deg l. From true cor NT3
 559 f, co, No. , Ei Capitan lode of this sur llOJ,I Y i>i COT NO. F. l'SciItICtl NlNI Nit!!S9 coy Go cor No. ? SlgVey No. 6j3 Albert John stoa lotie. 4 ap.u,e plug set ln green Ston2 uug"roP, Scri yed 1 NJ. A-GG5 A. ae"y1 I5 Gr3 oI min l., variation 32 deg
 min j..
 CO.'S il to cor No on line 1-2 Survey No 63J, Albert Johnston iude at 75 deg J mil. " 435j it from cor No. l. limestone 2Sv luNS ins, cAiSJlcd5 , NJ. A-3, O-6G5 A. 'uun Q : - deg i3 min l., variation 5l deg 5l I.iu F.
 llG..I9 it 10 cor No. 6, identical with cor No 3, Suryay No. G3l. Elizabeth lode, g green stone 15Yl2X6 iug, chjScied 6 M A-20.6t5 'heugc $ Ggs 50 )uin F., variation 3J deg 1' min j..
 330.< t9 yos No. !, the place of beginning Containing Z0li5 acres.
 oPIIl9 LODE. Ecgiuuinc at cor No. l, identical with cor No Suryey No ti.l, Elizabeth lode, bGd with co' D. . lI.alila laac Ji lhiS survey rrcrGusi! scyibcd. WHcncC [. :. Lue. Non Valdez Nn oeara ; is ;ieS I5 "in jt.2 scc F.. i7l3U II, arG ..sc0ycry De&;s \ S3 deg .C min W, 3!I.I Il. Thence 75 dag T min W, variation 50 deg F.. 6u6. .g0 IL to cor No. ? identical WHh cor No. 3, N, lDtlp and with
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

Thence 55 deg g5 i5 min N vr..ton 30 deg 30 40 fl, Deception creek, course s 68 degw: chiscIed Cl-2, CE-a~' A. hence x % des l., var. 3J icg 10 min E. 5S5.5 it. Witness yo. to .ol -,o. ., :. sloenstone 24xl2x5 ins, e yelcI ". (. , eli a-a5l A. G00 fl 10 cor No. Whence cor No. q survey No 630, GutnGe lode, bear \ b deg p Thence s 56 deg IS min F, variation s- deg s5
 min E.
 From tue cor Nc. a
 S2l IL 10 cor No. 6, greensboro @Xl2Nl0 ins, chiS, c' ( tl-6Gl \
 hence $ 37 Gcg F. Val. 3 dcs L. i95 il, Deception crscH, rour> ," deB 70 f, cor No. l, u.c place oi beginning. Con- taning 2O.l66 acres.
 CAVE LoDE. eeginuing g, cor An.I, ld, a!ical with cor No. ,ih lode Ul this sIi fCy i5!stioE-ir d..rrlAcd iiunss cor tD cor No hsa!4 i1 d, < H, li3 L. :. Log. Nuu. E@.dg/ He.5 ntars 62 de" m:! 293 :c, F, S..5}y | I' orcry bears Gi deg 4& min g see ", I29413 1t. Thence 5 J1 deg ", var 3q deg 45 min [. l4.5 1t, witness lCr 10 cor No i, identical with witness cor to cor No. :, Cliff lode, of this survey previously described 60J 1t 10 cor No. 2, identical with cor No. 1, Gin lodc of this survey previously de scrihed.
 Thence 5l deg S6 nin " variation 30 deg 10
 min l..
 llS5 1t, witness cor ,o cor No. 3, a greensboro 24Xl2>5 ins, chiS led N. C. Ca6jl A. l2GO Il to cor No. g. Thence N 59 ueg 5l min ", variation 9 deg 40
 min E..
 300 f to cor No. l, 2 greensboro 28x16X6 ins, chseled Ca-2 l.. tI56i A. Thence 50 deg r, var, 8l deg 20 min F. Get il to cor No. j. H spruce plug C ina green stone outCrop seIiLed Cal |. t.-c6l A. Thence s D Geg j4 min l.. var 32 deg l., 3J0 fl to cor 10. 6, GreeEstoEe 2SXlJA5 lnS, cniselrd ta-,,6l X. Thence S jl deg 35 min E, var. 3i deg r.. I2JJ t to cor No. ], tGe P&ce 0t beginning. Containing 20.2J3 acres.
 LINE GuLCH LODE. Beginning at cor No. ], identical with CT No 5, Cave loGe, of tGis s0ry y pr-yi2uely de- Scribed. Whence |. <. Ioc. ;on. Ealdez No. . bears 60 deg 56 min o9.6 sec : 1olT532 f, and discovery bears G3 C 2 9O min @) see ", 5l6U2 fl. Thence 50 deg N, Var B. deg L. Discovery bears i3 o"g i0 min N, o2 IL. eco Il to cor No. 2, idrntigIi wiah cor No. I, Cave lode Of this survey previously de
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

it,y,,sd ,ssatn,ys cf tbs Unt,oJ>s.s& ths ua- dcrsisusd, rhS Hubbard. lii2tt cr &.aHa fevcICpm- at C0mpAAT oi A!24T' corpora ton, or SCi-.d end e1iIting under >nd oJ VT, tilc Of the l1,!S Of tho tt2tc Ot Wa GlH on, &!ld fully Gulli,iyd to do and d0lEE pU.iEt's in t3e District Of .sl~sks acting bF ana I&fHISh IL: duly GGSi ,uGjed olaeJr, Sutnvrl.td SsSAt GAt attorney in tart, Charles C. hubE&Id, Wa".e .s,,Sxa..Se GGGrCss i6 Room il NS| Go,E Gl0ei, Seattle, V ellington, claiming the UnCA;2. Curtis, Req Sscses Fl CGpiy2 an, Sen ,t"r, N2rle Antoinctte @nd OpAir, contiguous lQde' nlntha Eicim, vein Cr -ajuGr&l deposit, bearing copper, gold or other oIS. and 3l-o the IL Capitgn Mill Site, is about 70 make apple uoil Co the united states for patent to s$id GoAIsuo0' Io@SS :uinin= claim, and sad Fl Caplt&u Mill tie, Ishisa are more fully deSyrloed as 10 act.c .ua 9unds by the Cuci2l pi1; herewith nostel CuA tnC field notes oi survey thereof, nViny Nin. T SarS-y No G65 A and 5, now on .lle in OL.C, cf taS lister oi the Juneau l.&s!t District, District Cf &..Sia, which Aaid nGtts ui fuIv,y C~-csibc the boundaries Ahu extent of Sgid contiguous l,ds. mi0lay claim and the El pitan Jill Si.c on tlN Suri~vs, as I0lio"s, to-wit:
 rYALIrA LODE.
 Be-lnring at cor No. l en line 2-3 Survey No. 65, Henry PrGther lode, Et d2s U min 50 sec ", 4a69 it frcm cor No. ?. Tllnn.' CT 10 cor NoI he-rs \ - dCs - min 9 sac C. )lt U. $ Loc Mon, Valdez &O. : eGIfs : N6 C2S u Isln TIA sec :, 3169 2o it. Discovery bars \ ~s o@S D min " 7, 6T5.35 ft.
 deg F.
 From true cor No. l.
 l2O ft Witness cor tO cor No. 1, 8 greensboro
 26:I5xS irS, chjselea ". C. U-Gt3 4. 5i2e5 f. 10 cor ~ O. 2, identical with cor No. l.
 Surrey No. 63l Elizabeth lode, greensboro
 SSylOy6 ins, chiselcd Us C-G75 A. Thence E , dyes oJ min N, variation So deS 21
 min r..
 I50l lt 10 cor No. ., identical with cor No. l,
 Surrey NO 63i Elizabeth lode, SrtgnS.One
 2ixlzsf ips, chiseiad U-l O-t5) A. Thence N T7 uvs . mn SO sc t, variation u
 deg l..
 S2jZ3 let to cor No. {. identical with cor No,
 5, Survey No. J6j, RAin5ow lC,le, limestone
 SlXlIxS iuc, ChiSCici 1 C-GGj A. TheucG $ 70 dcg 4S min S0 sec E, variation 70
 deg 9 min r.,
 el2 3S 1t to cor No 5 identical with cor No 3.
 Survey No. 5i5, Henry FT&thcr lod-, Gpd on
 line Fl, Survey No 565, E&jnboT lode, at
 5 @ deg 70 min F.. i:,5.51 l lram cor Ao. !,
 grecnslouc 27Nl2x7 iuS, Chl>elcd ; t-tsa !t. Thence 6 deg U min 30 sec, L, variation -S te3
 U min |. - s5-. q t. to cor No.1. he place of beginning O'tI iu.. eNelusrye oj tGr ave in con fit Vi ! SicTey NJ. 555 Raj bow lode,
 l3.46t acres.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

r9in t. l4703 1t hence 56 deg $ min F, variation &. deg 45
 min E.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

Tropical fruits Bananas. DC per lb
pineapples. s4.So@5 per dozen; lemons
fancy. 70; choice. ss@s.se; standard
N.bo box, oranges, fancy nayels s4@
lco, Med. sweets. s3.75@4.O0 box, grape
ruit. s4@4oo crate, LINES, 7sc per 100.
Domestic fruit--Stravberries, local
I7s@2,25 cratej apricots. sl.50@2
srate, peaches, sl@i2s box, plums, LES
isl.so boxi cherries. 7scibi25 crate; !;
bulk. 4@Gc per ID, goossberries. 0@7c
Fgs-w White. lb. 0a7c, black. 6cn7c.
Dates--Golden. G0-lb boxes. 7c, lib
packages. Sc, Fard. l5.lb boxes. sl.4o
box.
Candied peels--Citron, l0.lb boxes, 25c
Ib; o-lb boxes, csc; lemon peel lo.Ib
boxes loo ID, 5.lb boxes. l5hc, orange
peel. lob boxes. iSc ID, s.lb boxes.
IsAc.
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Clover. red. per 100 lbs, $3.50; do
mammoth red. $3.50; do Alsyke. $1,000;
do white, $3.50; alfalfa. $500; timothy.
$3.50; English rye. $500, ItaliaH rye
$3.50; Kentucky bluegrass $500;
Bromus Inermis. $1,000; orchard grass.
sl4.7S; red top, $l2.oO; yetches, $3.50;
field peas. $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

PORTLAND. Sept. 2s.--rn the loca
hcp marhrt there's nothing rcportc,
with reference to prices, III fact, ta,
Coast market IL not yet established.
Foreign news reports the German
market ~ very Arm, choIccgrades real
hing retter prices than prcyIousl,
quoted For the hnt time IN the hIs,
tory Of tho hop industry German grow,
ers have had trouble Ii harvesting theI,
crop. on account Of great scarcity Of
pickers.
The English market 10 at a standstill,
brJ~sr and buyers not showing any ii.
Erest whatever In the situation.
: According 10 recent estimates Tho
California crop win come up 70 fully
$4,000 bales, with some reports placing
II at tho full 100000 points. A leading
Portland firm u advised that from s..
600 70 1000 bales have been allowed 10
remain on the poles, on account Of
lack OF pckers. and because The hops
become vof-ifps.
As TO the quality Of the Oregon crop
li.tle can be said definitely until the
crop ia halcd, matter Of two weeks or
so. The larger yards win finish pick.
in gthIs week, but some Of the smaller
west eide yards win not be finished un
I'll Wednesday Of next week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

csbbage-per ID. 2c, caulIaower, ~
Clio per doseny parsley, 2Oc per dozen
hothouse lettuce, si.25@i5o box; head
100 dozenj spinach, sGp5c, cucumbers
local hothouse, SOC per box, artichokes
oo@7Sc per dozen; peas. 4@6c, beans
o@oe, garlic, ioc, rcd peppers dry, u
s2cel bell. Soc boxi green onions. I2ac
dozen bunchesj green corn, l2s@IDc,
dozen; celery, 0s@sCc dozen lunches;
egg plant, 10000 b., okrs, si.75 per
bcx.
Potatoes-N New, IN country. 7S@s0 per
cwt., sweet potatoes, 2ioe3c ID.
onions--New sl.2S@l5o.
Melons -cantaloupes, slo9125 per
crate wstsrmslons, 75@slOo per ewt;
easabas. s2@2So dozen.
Turnips--Per sack, 90c@sl.0O; car.
rots. si.oortl.22s. bects, sl.25; radish-
90. lsi@iSc dozen bunches.
Tomatoes -2Sc, green, 2.tier, Oregon,
eSc boIi Summer squash. SOC box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29
Building Material.

Lime $3.50 per Dbl; imported cement
1915 per Dbl; California cement. $3.5(
per Dbl; wood fiber plaster. $l4 net, pei
ton; plaster Of Paris, SO per Dbl: plaster.
ing hair. SAc per lb; firebrick, $42.5O pei
NJ; fire clay, $50 per ton; metal latA.
lo@25c per yard.
Common rough. per M els.00; d.
mension sizes, $l2.00@l4.00; sidewalk
and street. sl00O@looO; stepping,
$3O.00@320O; flooring, $l5.oO@32.o6;
rustic, slsoo@2s.oo; ceiling. $4,000
$500; finishing $lsoO@2sOo; paving
blocks, sl4oO; laths, s2.oo@2.25; cedar
shingles $2l0.
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NFish- -liAlibut, SciIi black God, 7c,
bass, per b., 2oci herring, 5cj founders
SeI catfish, ocj silver smelt, cci shrimp
1901 perch, Oc, sturgeon, 1861 sea trout
l2hcj greylings, SCI sIlversIdcs, 5@oc
Lard Kettlc.rcndsrcd, TiercsG llsc
tubs. lilo, cos llbcj 2os. ilic, ios. l2c,
o., l2Acj Standard pure, Tlcrcss. Ioac,
tubs loic, Sos, ioic, 2os, iosc, los, lie,
y, isac. Compound. TIerces, 7ic, tubs,
7ic, bcs 7sci 'os. sacj 81, sic.
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CONNDCIINSA Portland with all transcontinenta
with Northern Pacific Railway Co. Astoria with
cisco and Iamook and wacc Raw Navigation railway
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Fresh Meats and Fish.

Fresh Meats---veal, medium, rs to loo
ps., 7h@sc, 100 10 $50 lbs, 7@7ic; l6C
b 200 lbs, 5@6c; 200 lbs and over, IA
b; pork, s@sacj heavies, 7@sc; beef
PULLS, 2@3c; cows, 4a@5ac; steers, Bic
RGc; mutton, medium size, 7@7ic;
Urge, 5@0c; Spring lambs, s@sic,
Clams--Hardsbell, per box, $500; ra.
er claims, 81 per box.
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The laxative effect Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is so agree
able and so natural you can hardly real
lie that It is produced by medicine.
These tablets also cure indigestion. For
sale by Frank Hart and leading drug
gists.,
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Grain. Flour. Yssd.

whsst-walla walia, 0ac, Valley. o7c
blustem, 6ae, rcd, 0sc.
oats--Whits, $500, gray, $500.
corn-whole, ss7j cracker s2s 90
ton.
Darlsy-Brawing. saaoo, feed, sci
rolled. $s2@2s.
Rye-sl.so per cwt.
Buckwhsat- $500 psr ton.
Flour-iard wheat patent, $500,
straight, $685. graham. $3.50; rye $500;
whole whsa. -four. ss.7S, Valley -four
s5.s0@3.eSj Dakota,s ss.a0@s.6o, East
mn rye. $40, Pillsbury. eo2o, Corvallis,
ea.70.
Millstufs MiddlIngs, s24@25, chop.
tlSi bran. slo, shorts, sl7.
Hay-valley, timothy, sil@i25o;
Eastern Oregon. slS@io, clover, s7@s;
cheat, s7-509s; alfalfa, sll.
Grain bags Foreign and domestic,
8 3.4c.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets

Complete Market Reports Corrected Essa
Day Giving tho Wholesale Prices u
Conmoditiss, Farm Produce ana vsss
tahlsA
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chamberlain's coughs Remedy Acts on
Natures Plan.

NHluItN PIHu.
The most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take
it when you have q cold and 1t will
allay the cough, relieve the lungs, aid
expectoration, open the secretions and
aid nature in restoring the system to
healthy condition. Thousands have
testified to Its superior excellence. 1t
counteracts any tendency Of a cold to
result in pneumonia Price 25 cents.
For sale by Frank Hart, and Leading
Druggists.