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The Washington times., 1906-04-08
For Rent-Suburban.

FIVE ROOMS al Mt. Rainier. sl2 per month.
Inquire al Mt. Rainier POstofdce apS-3t
FOR RENT
Desirable Broom house in Kensington
Md, all modern improvements: about Z.
acre OF ground. fruit and shade trees. Newly
painted outside and papered and painted in
side; entire house in frst-clasF condition: VIII
lease BY year at $500 per month. Can be
seen al any time by applying 20
MARTIN BROTHERS
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance Brokers
1879 and 1877 Pennsylvania avsRss NV.
am 4 10
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For Rent-hOuSes.
FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BROTHERS.
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurnnc


MARTIN BROTHERS.
he9a e. Estate, Loans. and Insurnac
l52I 18th 81. NV. 10 rooms: a "a f..s5O 90
$50 eth II. NV. rooms and bath 20 5O
Us rs ShHlorldge place NV. rooms and Z. 3 50
sls I'd 81 NV. rooms ana bath - 3 %
20. So l 81: NV. rooms and water L. 20
I aliiiouh' Aeights ; rooms and r-.12-OO
ss4s NJ ST. nw., rooms ocMa ana bath rm
z2OO II 81 NV, rooms and bath - so
STABLES
sOiS. S. rear l st NV. stalls and water $40 %
9ls, rear l St Ew.. ] stall and water 600
s-S. rear I'd St NV. stalls ana water. 400
aps,u.IS
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished eight-room
mouse. from May 1 70 September Is. rent
-. 1884 18th st nv II
FOR RENT-FIne corner house. as spruce
81 NV large yard. lawn. and porch: seven
rooms and bath; only 81 80 FRANK G
BUTTS. 7oo-7oe l4th st NV. Il
FOR RENT--Colored tenant. 7s4 Harvard It
NV. six rooms porcelain bath. gas and
coal range hall. cellar. furnace yard: S22 50
Key 80 18th st ap7-3t
FOR RENT-Fourth floor. sOS-lO Pennsyivsuis
ave NV. $50 Sl2 jefferson ST. Brightvood
Park. 10 rooms and bath So. Four rooms
suitable Tor once. 20 nth st. 81 Store
ana dwelling; 90 s.. ne. rents as p
LOUIS p SHOEMAkER. GI1 18th St nv.
ap3-u
FOR RENT-Nice house. six rooms and
bath: s2s.5o month Ine Ncrth Carolina
ave ne uue -
1725 II ST NW.-UnusuaI chance. fo,--
stories splendid location: Low rent. board
owner Phone 400 aps-3t
FOR RENT-Desirable brick dwellings
cheap 10 small families 81 18th sw So
s4o and SO Iettie sw.. 50: / Browns court
Sc. IS z A MCINTYRE. 224 . nv. ap5-6t
2sso BRIGHTwooD' AVE NV, corner OF
Harvard ST, six rooms. all modern improve
ments; $z5- 30 per month. Apply at 1924 Har-
ward II. NV. ana 81
FOR RENT-HoUsee. apartments and Onces
In all parts OF the city: FOR detailed lsg
send or call our Office
THoS- J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
14l4 r St NV fz9-tf
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Jail Warden Harris a Witness.

Warden Harris of the District Jail said
that. i'm his opinion. 80 per cent of the
prisoners under his custody were led TO
crime. directly Or indirectly. through the
influence Of the defendant.
There were other personal experiences.
Samuel Walker told how he had been led
go neglect his children and debase him.
self Zed H. Copp. probation officer Of
the Board Of ChiIdrens Guardians, said
that in almost every case where children
are mistrcdted drink is at the bottom
Of the mischief. The Rev. James NJ Lit
tie told a similar story. J. F. Belt said
The prisoner had destroyed his happi-
ness and his home. Miss Ida Curry. one
Of the officers of the Associated Chari-
ties. said that. in her opinion. 95 per
cent of the misery with which she is
called upon TO deal could be laid with
justice at the prisoners door.
This was the evidence laid before the
jury. The verdict of guilty was prompt
" returned. and the execution of the
prisoner followed, in rather less time
than is customary in the actual eSecu-
ton of mandates of the law.
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For Rent
Business Property.

FOR RENT-A large room. 40x2{ feet. second
story, 18th st. NV, opposite Franklin square.
Splendid light on east and west sides
Especially suited for specialist, artist, arch
ftecI. or anyone desiring large space with
perfect light. Apply si4 18th st. NV.
nhIzga, SUIT
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For Rent-OMCeS.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent l., the
Munsey Building. on st, facing Penn
sylvania ave, between 18th and l4t,i sts :
ices free. fe21-tf
FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices facing
Capitol Heat. light. and janitor service
From Sc per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. s. ST nv. saI2-0
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Business Property.

5feI NJ ST. NW.-Near Aquetuct bridge and
junction OF Capital Traction and Oid Do
minion railroad, storerOom- Price SZ2JG.
FOR RENT-5lu Water ST.. GEORGETOWN. ma
chine. blacksmith or general workshop. s5x50.
81. 30 per month au5-rf
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E. c. CATS CO. QNC9,

PHONE VI. s224 $40 ST. " w
z. Cap. near 9Th 81. 9r mod inps. Sc. 500
5th ST.. near E Cap. 6r bath and cellar 8 500
y. J. ave. near Gov Pig Ohice 7r & D 500
NJ St. near 9TH NV. rooms and bath 600
solid bricks I'D. south cf circle: rent S45 400
Near Lincoln Park. NEW er and bath. :, $50
ap7-1
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANIED-TO rent house. four or FIVE rooms
In suburbs. two acres. small family. neai
cars. Address BOX Z7s. Times Office
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Money to Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN by private party. from
- TO so; confidential Address BOX 600
Times Office anil -a0t
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Money TO Loan
On Real Estate.

EIOuey 10 Loan
On Real Estate.
BY PRIVATE PARTY. on good District
property. al so. Address BOX I2I. Times
Office ap7-2t
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at ~ and
per cent. Every consideration SHOWN
Borrowers
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
so7 STREET y. ". motif
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate al 4. ~. and per cent interest Spe-
Gel privileges with respect 10 prior payments
A-afg amounts a specially TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. 1897 + ST NV. oclO-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on D. 9 real. ESTATE
rates Of interest. Payments on pTin-
cipal in amounts OF SI00 or more received at
any interest period THE r. H. SMITH CO
Bond building. lfOS New York ave
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. g Real Estate No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER h ACKER
fe4-U 1920 + st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O TO $4,000 on u. 9
real estate. Interest low. and all tranSac-
tiOns conducted with economical coRsidera-
tion for borrowers.
WM. h SAUNDERS & co,
l40Z r St y. W
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BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND.
One car fare TO District line. Brent
wood is just over the line tSce map in
Saturdays edition.)
Lots in Holiday or Brentwood sub.
f4o 20 $50. on monthly payments OF s..
w. A BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building
q, hs9-,nr
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Ror Rent-Stores.

9Th ST STORE and fixtures for the sum
mer; between u and Z. Address BOX 5oI.
Times once. au7-gf
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For Sale-HouSe

GO1 SO1C"Xl JuSGS.
LARGE BLOCK of Land containing s.. 40
square feet L street near 29d St West
Washington: high, healthy location: good
neighbOrhOOds very suitable as home. Is
improved by large brick building or can be
sold At so low figure 10 justify its
removal and use Of ground for buildins pur-
poses.
Louis P Shoemaker, Ora I4th st. NV.
apT-3t
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN HERE OF
FERED-I~ ~o-story frame house and % 7ss
square feet ground on 18th St. near Massa-
chusetts ave Sc all Tor s. 800 $500 cash
balance easy payments; good title
ap3-u o. NJ. BRYANT, WarGer bldg
FOR SALE
Handsome six-rOom Colonial brick houses
2907 and 23i3 10 2319 Ontario ave. above
being all that left OF a row Of y su-
perior holses; one house having been leased
for a term SIX houses sold 10 first-class
buy. 5. Furnace heat; good yards: porches
etc. An investment IN one or more Of these
houses IS better than modern life insurance
PRICES, S3.T50 to Sc, $50; accommodating
terms OF payment
THE McLA CHLEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY
apT-St Cor. 10th and sfS
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A Pretty Bad Character.

The defendant is not only a robber
but a mean. dastardly. contemplate
robber," declared Mr.. Smith He takes
away manhood and will power anl clean
living and high hopes. He does 1t, not
bravely and in the light of day. but
by stealth and in the darkness
Marshal MahOney described the arrest
Of the defendant. which he said had
been effected opposite the Treasury and
under the shadow of the White House "
II also appeared he had been compelled
10 pay fee for the privilege of making
the arrest
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For Sale
Business Property.
FOR SALE-A choice business property on
Louisiana ave. between eth and 10Th nv
Now used az a commission house sro3
substantial building
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER si2 isth 81 ny
ap7-@t
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w Wanted-nodSeS.

WANTED-To buy several small houses.
state price. location and rent per month
Address BOX Sl4, Times office. apS-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
homes Nothing too small OF too lcrRe.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
So7 Street y. w no5-t:
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ALCOHOL GUILTY
OF HIGH GRIMES
Tried, Convicted, and Exc
cuted in Short Order.
BOTTLE OF BEER DEFENDANT
Moot Trial in Which the Comedy Was
Not Unmixed With Tragic
Features. ~

King Alcohol was tried in the Belasco
Theater last night for his manifold
crimes and offendings. including rob-
berry and murder. found guilty by the
jury, sentenced to death and executed.
Tennyson Smith, the English evange
list and temperance advocate. appeared
as counsel for the prosecution.
The stage wore all the appearance OF
a court. The judge was ]. W. Cox
and the Messrs. Williamson were for
the defeD 5e. Preston Williamson was
the IeaGing advocate and his humorous
ssllies fnterjected into the cross-exami-
nation of witnesses relieved the shadows
OF the occasion.
But, although Ii was a traYesty. il
was not really funny. Men and women
came forward to tell OF the evils drink
had wrought and some of them TO give
their personal and bitter experience
Mr. Williamson's Quips and pranks were
the comedy relief of a tragedy.
Sworn in Regular Form.
The jury was formed of well known
Washington men. and they were sworn
TO decide the case upon the evidence
presented The defendant was imper-
sonatd by pint bottle of beer, described
by the first witness as having been pur-
chased under the shadow of the White
House." and that did not really appear
capable OF the commission OF all the
crimes charged TO its account Mr..
Smith said IL frothed at the mouth. and
for this it could hardly be blamed. He
said the defendant was 1.-The vilest char
acter that ever appeared in a court OF
Justice-au irreclaimable criminal. with
not q single redeenning trait or ouaIIty''
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Colonial Beach.

RENT. without doubt handsomest cottage
at Beach. sale. corner lot next 20 Com
modore Su.tOns. DICkHART. 7Gs II 81
sW- ap7-5s
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Louis P. Shoemaker, 6I2 18th st. nv.

FALLS CHURCH. Va, s-rOom house barn
me garden. shade, lawn. near school
churches. electric and steam cars. Price,
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For Rent-Apar.menfs.

THE WESTCOURT-340O Prospect ave. cor
ner 34th, between NJ and n; both car lines
/ four roomJ batn. kitchen. neat: hot water.
/ sic, SIS SO. ap7-3t
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For EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange grocery ana provi-
sion Tor good young driving horse. Call al
store. 9Th and II sis NV apT-1t
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For Sale or Exchange.

TWO FLATS cr aea.tnent houses. one on
Chaplin street near fourteenth. and the other
l7e6 s street nCrthy est
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. sI2 18th 81. nv.
ap7-3t
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ss,s5O-saOO Cash, Sac MONTHLY.

Buys comfortably arranged home OF six rooms
and bath with rfunaee heat IN Mt Pleas
ant COLLINS-GUERRY COMPANY. e2I
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ONLY $1,000,

For a nice little farm OF Il acres; good
house; hennery and other outb1ildings- over
LOO fruit trees. good water Just the piace
you have been looking for. Only minutes
walk from cars Elevation, 600 feet. a greak
bargaln- See Us mick
The Washington times., 1906-04-08

FOR SALE-ChOice lots On Blair road. near
IakoEn2' = or 80 feet front by $50: near
electr1c cars water. sewer. and gas. only
10 cents per square foot. Easy terms
FOR SALE-SeveraI desirable tracts Of land
well located. near the city, for resi-
oences or subdivision purposes consist
ing OF ;. 10. and % acres. Also acre lots
near Connecticut ave car line. Also 50
acres near Chevy Chase.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-09

PORTLAND, Feb. g. Dressed mutton
has never been 40 high In Portland a. At
present, according TO wholesale meat
dealers. who do not see any .Ien of a
decline for some time. In some ease
o. and Ole a pound has been paid for
dressed carcasses, whore few months
ago &c was considered a fair price.
Pork has been scarce on the coast.
on aecoup, Of the high price Of wheat" "
one livestock man reports. @farmers
could make more money selling their
crops 10 mIllsrs and shippers than they
could by feeding thsir whea, 10 hogs.
and so the pork industry has suffered.
The importation Of Eastern hogs win
not cause drop In prices, however. as
hogs are not omr.numerous In the
Fast. Pork vii be more plentiful In
Portland, but prices sre likely 10 Keep
up"
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THE ILLINOIS csrTeAl.

Maintains unsxceissd service from IN,
vest 70 the east and south. Making
close connections with trains Of al
trsnscontinsntsl lines. passengers srv
given their choice OF routes 70 Chicago
Louisville. Memphis and New Orleans
and through these points 70 the IA
east.
Prospective travellers desiring infor.
nation as 10 the lowest rates and besi
routes are invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
,tz Third 81. Portland. Ore.
J. c. LINDSEY. Trav. Passenger Agent
if2 Third s.. Portland. Ore.
PAUL p. THOMPSON. Pass'gr. Agent
]. c. LINDSEY. Trav Passenger Agent
u2 Third s.. Portland. Ore
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on and load.

Coal oil-Pcarl and astral oil, cases
eOic per gallons water white oil. iron
barrels, l5ci wood barrels, l7lc; extra
star eases, Csc, headlight oil. l75 de-
grecs, cases, 2slc, iron barrels. l5lc.
Washington State test burning oils,
except headlight, &c per gallon higher
BcnHine--Six,y.thrce degrees, cases,
zee, iron barrels, lice.
nurpentine cases, soc; in wood
barrels, see; In iron barrels, s3e; In 10
case lots, ssc.
il.nseed oil-Raw, 5.barrel lots, b0ci
l.barel lots, Sic; In cases, 62c; boiled.
barel lots, 5sc; l.barel lots, SOC, in
eases, 6ic.
Gasoline-Stoye gasoline, cases, 24hc'
iron barrels. lsc; so degrees gasoline,
cases, 2ac; iron barrels or drums, 26c.
Rope-Pure Manila. l4ic; standard,
lSsc; Sisal. lie; Isle brand Sisal, 0le.
Wire Nails-Prcsent base at S2.70
Lead-Strictly pure white lead and
red lead, in tons, 7ic; SOO.lb. lots, sici
less than 500 lbs, Sac.
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potaloe.-Psr raek. eoasoel ear let..

Potatoes sack. eo@eoei car lots
eoansryl jobbers' price. 10000, pei
100 lbs..i turnIrs 10000 sack, cab.
bages per pound. iici celery, dozen
soae5e, onions, 75@si, In country,
Iobbers prices. tl@si.2sD eucumbers,
boz. SOC, bsets q per saekl carrot. 7sci
per saeki garlic. loe, egg plant, lsc pet
pound, sweet potatoes. sl.s5dseooj red
Peppers. soc poundi hothouse lettuce.
sl.5o per box. California vsgstablss--
Green beans. 2oc Ibi green peas, l2ie;
sprouts. soi radishes. POO dozen bunchesl
Chile peppers. zoe lb.i tomatoes, sl.75
boxj head lettuce, ssc dox., artichokss,
75c doxenl eabbsgs. SEQ, cauliilower,
si2s per dozen, celery, se55aS crate
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4rHE MILwAuKEE.

~rionem Limited" ST. Paul TO Chi
eagoi @oserlsnd Limited" Omaha d
chieagoi Southwest Limited" Kansa,
City to Chicago.
No train 10 the service Of any rail.
road IN the wofli equals in equipment
ihat of tie Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81.
Paul ny. III y own and operate their
own sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence Of service
not obtainanle elsewhere.
Berihs in their sieepers are longer,
higher and wider than 10 similar ears
on any other line. They protect their
trains by the Block System. II. s.
Rowe, General Agent. i34 Third street,
Portland. Or.
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Wheat wslla Walla, flei Nallc,
;llcl blucs,em. 'slei rcd. 0sc,
ost.-whI,s, s2s, gray. saI.
Barley Brewing. sasso@sli feed
teaes, rolled. s2l@sS.
iIay-valley timothy, SHELLS East
ern Oregon. siaso@it, clover. $500
o, cheat. sT.5o@s, alfalfa, $40.
MillstufTs- MiddlIngs. saS@soj chop,
tio, bran. sis@iei shorts. s2o@sl.
Flour Hard wheat patent, a'eo,
straight, $780, graham. $780, rye
s6; whole wheat -four. sS.Ibl Valley
ss0saspo, Dakota, so.bo@Tasi East
srn rye, $40, Pillsbury, se.socsT.lsi
Corvallis. sa,Io.
cn~ Whole. sea- cracked sss per
ton.
Rye-tl.5o per cwt
Buckwheat-sleso per ton.
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Hop,. wool. Hid... x,e.

Hops--caoice, ioSiie. prime, o69ic
wool--yalley, 2e@eT,e; Eastern Ore.
gon, is@ zoe; nominal.
Tallow-prime. per lb., 3@3le; No, Z
and grease, 26elc.
HIdes-Dry hides, No. !. 10 lbs. ana up,
l6@iTc per lb.i dry kip, No. l, "a
10 lbs, Isle l6lc per ID; dry calf, No.
under lbs. iT@lsci dry saited, bulls
and stags, one third less than dry flint
lcnlls, moth.eaten, badly cut. scored,
murrain, hair.alipped, weather. beaten or
grnbby, e@sc per ID. lessl; salted hides
steers, sound. 90 lbs, ana over, s3l0c per
H., so to 90 lbs, 8 l.2@sc per h.; un.ier
80 lbs. and cows, sRec per h.: saltel
stays and bulls, sound, oc per lb.i salted
kip, sound, Is TO 80 lbs, oc per b.; salt
ed veal. sound. 10 TO II lbs.. DC per h.;
salted calf, sound. under 10 lbs.. l0c per
ID. lgrcen. unsalted, le per ID. less, culls,
10 per ID. iessl. Sheep skinsi Shear.
iings, No. butchers stock, s5@ SOC each,
short wool, No. I butchers stock, 40@
s0c each; medium wool, No. I butchers
stock, 6ogs0ci long wooi, No. | butcher
stock, sl00@i,5o cacn Murrain pelts
from 10 TO 20 per cent less, or l2@l4c
per ib.l horse hides, salted, each, accord.
Ing to sire, slSo@2OO; dry, each. ac.
,Ording to sire, $50; colts hides, ESQ
5oc EACH goat skins, common, lo@l5c
,achi Angora, with wool on, 25e@sl.5O
zach.
Mohair-C Choice. S06S1o.
Feathers--Geeae, white, 55@4oc
ccese gray or mixed, 25@SOc; duck,
white, l5@eOci ducE, mixed, l29l5e.
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Butter Fancy creamery, s'aSOc ib,i
city creamery, 1o@s9sci dairy, loid
lie, store. lii@iSe, Eastern creamery,
s5@eIlel but,er.fa,, 9p@3ic.
Cheese Young American, loci Ore.
gon full cream. lsc.
EGG. fre.h Oregon mneb, 23ci
Eastern cgg., l3c,
Poultry roostera, sG0c, hrns,
ilh@lelci Spring, l4@l5ci broiler',
i5@lGo, dressed chickens, l3h@ lici
geese, live, o@lOc, dressed, lO@lIei
turkeys. live. ia@lsci dressed. lo@l1ci
ducks. old, ls@l3cI Spring ducks, iS@
iOci pigeons per dozen, S@l.2Si
squads, s2@aSo
Honcy-Dark, loicliici amb'-, 'ee
iSci fancy white, i4@lbc.
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Livestock Market.

Livestock Market.
cattle--Best steers. s3e0b3.s5, cows.
sa.0o@3.25, calves. s3.o0@475.
sheep-s5@5.25i lambs, s5@s5o
Hogs -ssTs@oe5; light hogs. csc
5.e5.
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wiId Game.

Jack rabbits, t2@25o dozen.
Sugar, sack basis-Oolden c., $685.
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A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. J. Q. Warren, pastor Of
Sharon Baptist Church, Belair, Ca, says
Of Electric Bitters, "It's u Godsend TO
mankind. II cured me Of lame back,
still joints, and complete physical col.
lapse, was so weak Il took me half an
hour to walk mile. Two bottles Of
Electric Bittes have made me so strong
/ have just walked three miles In 80 min.
utes and feel like walking three more
It's made a new man OF me-" Greatest
remedy for weakness and ell Stomach
Liver and Kidney complaints. Sold
under guarantee al Char. Rogers drug
store. Pric< 50c.
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Frssh Meats and Fish.

fts~s aeass sno Fhb.
Fresh meats-yeal, small, s9sicl
large. 5@6cj park. 0i@7i, beef
bulls, 2@2ieI cows. si@4ie; lambs
s@9e.
0ysssrs-ShcaIwater hey, PR gaslon,
s2.2s; per ssek. 1915 net, Olympia. per
sack, &25; Eastern trsnspianted sl.co
psr 100 lbs.
Clams-iiardshell Der box, s2.0oj razor
clans, s20o per box.
fish--Crsbs, per dozen, sl.5o, Shoal.
water bay oysters, per sack 500. gal.
lon, ss.2s; halibut. oic, black
oii bass. per n. i2 i-aci herring. Sc;
founders, Set catfish, Sc, Holsters. per
n. la i.2c; silver smelt, 6ci shrimp,
lecI perch, Set sturgeon, Set silverside,
&C.; sea trout. 10 l.2ei black bass. eo9
a6e, yaquina chinook salmon. 6ei
Grain bags-Calcutta and domestic,
7c,
woOl-vslley. esee7 lee, Eastern
Oregon. is@20c.
Tsllow-Prime, per H.. s@3 s-4ci No.
Q and grease, a@2 lee.
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sRar sack basis--Golden O., s5.05l
ssxtsa c. $3.50, powdered, $780, patent
cube, t5.a5, cane. d. o.. $780, fruit sag.
ar. s5.Io, bsst sugar. st.so, barrels. ewt
loei kegs. ewt. csc, boxes. ewt., SOC ad-
yanee over sack basis. lees ie ID. II paid
ler'in IS days.
salt--isalss Of 7b-2s. bale, si5o, bales
Of CO.'S, bale. cleo, bales Of <0-<s,
baiss. $780, bslss Of is.ios. bale. ti.oo,
bags. sos. ans, ton, sii.oo, bags. 80 lbs.,
genuine Liverpool, ton. ti7.oo, bags. 90
'ha.. ! ground, zoos, ton. 800, r. 8. v.
r.. 20 8 ID. cartons. s2.s5, r. s. v. p.
~ a.lb. cartons. ti.75, Liverpool lump,
ton. $3.50.
Rice-impefisl Japan. No. I, $685.
Southern. Japan. Ste; broken. ,ilei bead,
fancy, u head. ehoIcs. Ole.
Coffee Mocha. 2t@esei Java, fancy,
s6@2ei Java, good. eo@2ii Java. ordi.
nary. i702oi Costa Rica. fancy. ls@eaoi
Costa RIca, good lt@lsi Arbuekles. icic
per lbi Lion. l6lc per lbi Columbia eof.
fec, i5l, Salvador. ii@l5c.
Hams. 20 uiss laic, hams.
picnic. Sc, bacon, regular, illci bacon,
breakfast, l3e isss; dry salt sides, lie,
hacks, dry salt, lie.
Nuts--wainuts. No. ! soft she'll. l5ic;
No. |. hard shell. isci Chile, lsc, al.
mond., l6c, hlberts. it@l6i Braiils.
l4c, pecans. isi@lsei hickory, Set vir.
rinia peanuts, T@7lc, Jumbo virginia
peanuts, pci Japanese peanuts, bl@0ci
Italian. l4ei cocoanuts. dozen,
i5@ Soc, new almonds. l5@l6c.
figs-whits. II. 8 1895; black. o.
lsTe.
Bcans-smali white, &c, large white,
lle, pink, 2 7.scj bayou. 4 a.ici Limas,
) i.sc, Mexican red. 6ic
Picked goods-Pickied psgs feet, i.2'
Darrels. $500, i.4.barrels. ss,7Si is.lb,
Kits, sieSi picked tripe. i.s.banels,
1905 i.4.bauels. se.7Sl iS.b. kits,
'l.2Si picked pigs tongues, l.2.banels,
600, i.t.baucfs, $780, is.lb. kits.
1906 picked lambs tongues. i.a.har.
els, $780, l.t.barrels. 1850, l5.ib. kits,
ey.
Lard Ksitle.renderedi Tierecs, l0lei
ubs, 10 S.sci 5os, 10 5sci 9os. II 3.4oi /
o., liej 5s, 0 5.sc, Standard pure;
'ierec., Q l.ae; tubs, o 7.sei So, 0 7-sci
0c. 5.so, los, loci s., l0l.sc, Com
ound Tierces. 0l.sei tubs, 0 3.4ci
o.. 7 l.ael 5s, : 3,sc.
Sausage--po.tlsnd nam, Is l.2c per lb.i
ninced ham, loc, summer, choice dry,
7 l.2e, bologna, long, l.2cl wiener.
rr7st, Sci livt.. Sc; PORK, Oct blood, Dc;
eadehcese, " l.2ci bologna sausage,
NIX, 4 l.2a
Raikins-I.oose Musoateis, 5-crown,
l.acI e.efOwn. 0 l.2c, blcached seed
'ss sul,anas, 7@leci unblcachcd seed.
'ss Su,tanls, 0 3.tc. London layers, 3.
rown, whole boxes Of 30 lbs, sl,ss. =.
fown, sl.7S, l.
Dried Fruit Apples, eyaporated, l2hc 1
er lb.i sundricd. sacks or boxes, none
prioOts il@ieal peaches, lo@llci
sars, i0@le LEES prunes, italian, o@ {
i.aei French, . i.2ci hgs, Cal, blacks, :
s.4ci do. white, none, Smyrna, sOci
ard. dates, 6s, plums. pitted, &c.
Cereal foods-Rolled oats. cream, 90.
\ sacks. seIsi lower grade, 5000 2
t2SI oatmeal. steel cut, bO.lb. sacks, ss !
II baleI i0.lb. sacks, s4a5 per balei oat. $
cal tgroundl, So-lb. sacks. $3.50 per z
'lei lo.lb. sacks, s4.oO per balei split
'as, s4.oo per lo0-lb. sack, eS.lb. boxes, e
i6. nearl harlev a OK nar 100 lhs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-09

Malaga grapes-so.OO per bbL
Applcs--Grcen, 75c9s2.e6,
Pears-sl .O0@l.5O a box.
Grape Fruit--ssOo@s.So crate,
HuckleberrIes--7c per ID.
Cranberries-sl4 per barrel.
Tropical fruits-lLemons, fancy, $500
choice, $3.50 per boxi oranges, s2.e5@
$3.50; bananas, 80 PER hi pineapples
si.b0@5 per dozen.