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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Der Graluaa in Gancuupcr.
Sapon pertrout Der conooiiden SIC.
gicruung. - Baron Sibii IN Stta-
ma ollgetonln1elt.

gierumg, - Baron Sibii in Otta.
ma ongetommen.
Sttomo, Ont, Is. Scptenlber.
-. Nn einem bel,te Dem biciigen iopu.
nllten 8enerul=aonlul 9tnIle 5uge-
Gongencn &obelgramm aus Sofio
DeiBt cS nit 9e5ug ollf Die 9(iiotelt
SroluaQc in Garcollpcr: Sbluobl Der
&roluaQ piel c%rniter lpor ais ser in
Gan JranSiSco lit Die bielige Stinn.
mllng ood Canada giinltig. @enn
aud Die Hreiie groBeS 9eburern 3D.
rilbcr ausipridt, BOP bieicr beool,ers
litc 3miidenfua lid innerbolb Elmer
9eiibung @roB6ritnnmien'S, beiicn
Iaiirter Supon lit, ereigncn nulBte,
lit Der Con Der TreiIe rubig nlo 5eigt
ous Nilblifun feline Iilfrcging, 9lqc,
Die ailf Die 8eredtigfcit, Sreunoifoft
l,n0 Eedtsliebe beS Bottles bon Gu.
lla0a pertrolten, criparten in polem
WtoBe, ooB WoBnobmen ergriffcn
iuerOcir, ltnl &eben ullo Gigentblrnl
Der Sopaner SIT ihiisclt.
SEER NoIIe logt nift, bon lpem baS
&obelgramm fOmmt. @err Sibii, ser
@ertrcter Sapnn's, Der Den GorfaG
lnteriuden miro, lit in Ottalpo orge.
folnmcn lnb miro om 0ienltag9lbeno
in Der Wobnung Noiie's nit Dem Yrc.
mler Sollrier unb unoeren .9eonlten
Der 0ominion 5uiommentreffen.
@ie eS beiBt, mill @. 9. Scott,
Superintendent Der Ginpanoerung
Der 9pminion, Der iid) iebt allf oem
Wege nah 0ancouucr b%efinoet, cine
Ienoerung Der Ginipanoerungs-8or.
id)riiten in Dem Sinne befiirlporten,
Dab leoer Giniponoerer cine geipiiie
Summe 8elb beiibcn muB, mie iold)e
bel Ginmailoerern in Die Sereinigten
Stauten porgelbrieben lit.
Der Mapor bon Sancollper bot an
Den Gremier2o urier teleerapbirt, baB
Die BORT angefommenen aliinten feite
.YaIperS" iino. gr bat UNI Die Gr.
laubniB, oenielben ouf R%egierpngS-
gruno Gin Sbonh 81 geben, neil bort
feline ge~niiqcnoen8 obnbGllier iiir oel1
f3lpef porban0cn iinD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
&cim Mpral.Guocr fir Shcoiupben

Gbicuqp, t6. Decentralization
Mimic @eIont bon Nopor, Snoien, bic
fiir5lid) sur Er1iiocntin Der tbeoio-
pbiiden 0eicqihnitcn Der gnll5en
@clt eripGblt mlroe, bot an Die Sclc.
goten ocS bier itottfillocnocn u. Sab
res GonpentS Der omcrifalild)en
.Seftion" iencr Organization cine
gniprodc gcbalten, morin tic iid)
nohbriidlid, gegen Die gnnobmc eli.
ICES Morol-Gpber olSiprod, cine
Sroge, mcldc bon Den Sbcolopbcn IN
Den S~ercinigten Stuaten lett cini9er
Belt lcbboit erortert worbcn lit. Die
Srngc mllroe Damn ocs lul,gercn DC.
bottirt, bod, iullroe GciinitiucS nid,t
helhlpIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
@pn cincm Stalicncr critpd1en.

Hcobin9, go, IS. September.
= Sinlotbp acllebcr, eiu Mtitglieb Der
Srlppe & Der StaotS = GonltobIer,
iuelter fiir zines ser topferlten liro
beiten Mitglieoer Der Organization
gait, lit bier bon einem bon 5tuei Sta
liencrn erItohen iporocil, ipeld)e CT
ipeacn zines gnarfies ouf cit iur,gcs
Srouen5immer 'butte perboften mol.
len. Die Seid)c oes G%rntoroeten ipilr.
&c ont liter bes SdynpIfiu. Riper &c.
fllnocn. Scr Stid) bate oeil Inter.
leib ~gctroifet uno aelleber bate iid)
rerblutet, ga cine groBe Grterie ger
ldnittcn iuorben ipar. Plus Den Dor.
bonoenen 9lntipllren ergab iid, sab
Die 2eide ilber POO CARDS melt naf
benz llfer gelhleppt nno Die % Sub
bobe 9oihung binuntergeiporfen NOR
Den ipnr. &ellchcr mar 30 Sabre alt
ililo mar aus dublin eebiirtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Tas cole 8ctrGnf mirb tbenrer.

Cincinnati 8, t6. Septent.
Der. - 9ei Der bei,ti9en GrOfiniin9
bes Mtarftcs puroe Der EreiS BON
@bisfep I'M 2 Gents erbobt, ionlit TO.
itete Die 8aIlpne 1874. gS lit Dies
Der bodite @bisfep ErciS icit brei'
BIG Sobren. Die Seitiuatcur . GIT
tcreiien baben Die Steigerilllg geltern
beifloiien uno berufen iid) nuf Gle
beionoers boben Yreilc fir Wal5,
aorn unb Hoegen. Mal5 foItct $1.10
pro Suid)cl, Nr. 3 aorn itcbt NIT 81
Gents i'm Marfte mo Gog9en foItet
80 Gents oas 9uIdel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
GrsYrGTocnt Glcuclano's Scfiubcu,

Yrinceton, N.-D, t6. Septent.
Der. - Gr-ErGliocnt @roper Glepc-
lonb moft sur 3eit tG9lid] cine Spa
5ierfobrt. 8eItern erflGrte er bel Der
Riidfebr, ais er bon eincm Gertreter
Der oIiiociirtcn Yreiic" 6ciildt mlir'
DC, bob er iid) redlt mobI fiible. Gr
leioet ieood) nod ali otlltcn &erbau.
ltngSbeidperoen utb @idtoniGllen,
nimnt ober reyes rSntcrclic al Silent
lidcn Nngelc9cnbcitcn nno bcIorgt
perionlih feline Gorrciponoen5en.
Srou Glepelnlb mcilt sur Belt nit
oelt ainbern IN Sommortb, N..S., II.
miro in einigcn Sugen nod) Erince-
tom 5ltrildfebrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Nls WattcnmorDcrin iibcrfIGrt.

q, S.-G., IS. Scptclll.
Der. - 6rult Gtbel @. Blair, lpcld,e
ollf bic Mnflo9c pro5ciiirt iullroc, inn
Sonl,or ihrcn @attcll. ocn Giicnbobi,-
Gonbuftcllr @. 10. @loir, ernloroet
81 babet, mllroe geitcrn BON ser,
@eIdmorcncn iiir iduulbig b%cfnnoer,
ieood) nit eincm 3uiat, luelder tic
Der 8ltobe bes HihtcrS cmpfieblt.
6rou Blair lit 80 Sabre alt Ii. bat 2
Sinbcr. Sic lit cine llngclpobnIid)
i6one 5ralt ui,o erfreute iid) hes be.
item Hltfes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
SSel61tmoro nit ndlt ,Sabrcn.

ct. Ilbon, @t, IS. September.
- Stepben Stint Der odtiobrige
Sobn OeS friiberen Gitp Golrrt.Hid).
tersSilos y. Slim, bcging bier ourd)
Grb1ngen S~elb'tnorO. Ger anobe
5cigtc id)on ieit einigen Wonoten Gin
leItiomcS S~enebnlen llno luar obios
Int nid)t I'M Gltcrnbnils 5ll finoen.
Noh tangent Subcn fono man Die
2cidlc III Der Shcllcr oil einem Sllcr.
bolfcn h0llacl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

iidtiqen nit Den Siibrern Der eooll'
tionSpartci III conieriren, neil DE
enoaiiltiQe Gltid)eioun9 ilber Die IilHs
aleitairage %beporitcbt.
Die oppoiitioncIlc nngorllbe Ere'e
5iebt in itGrfiter @eiie gegei1 pns
Winiiterium @eferlc SIT Seloe, ipetl
oielcs Der Guoten . GrbDbung 5lI'
itimmte. Die Sppoiitlonablatter be
3eid)nen oieiea 9todgcbcn oils ellle
IdlmGblihe NieOerlo9e llll8ornS. 2le
9lusIidt alli Den beporItebenoen Nl'S'
aleid bat bereits cin ltorfeS Stel9el'
Der &urie Der StontSIdnloenpoplere
sur 6oI9e 9cbobt.
4erufau in &rte9S10lTI
2imo, @erll, rs. Septenber. -
Die Re0iertn9 bot fir 100000 Den
observation-disclosures .0o9uli" gefol1Tt
unb i'm ,Goloo" gcnannt. Ger so
ooli" lit Elm olteS S6ift ooS trilDer
aSoloni1o" hieB. IS Lief 1856 III
GlSmid, England, pom Stnpcl ilno
tpnroc 1887 BON S%Stalicn Gefautt. Sem
R%ol1nlgqbolt bctrdgt 2OSS Sonren'
bic 2Gnge $50 SUB, Die WflttlflIfS'
breite 81 SUB. sic lit aus Stabl er.
bo,,t. SIRE grmirrng bcItebt aus d
iehs5oQigen Gonollcn mo . led)S'
~piiinoigen neutrality-suspicious.. Gle
Monnihoft bcitebt aus 2l5 aoptell.
SGnQeruISoten gu i q III a."
Gonbon, Is. September. - Der
nelteIte Glunaro Camper DMourita'
Mo-" S6meitcrihiif Der "SilNttarla'"
miro bellte Die critic Erobctobrt inter"
nebnten. 9orouf miro Die ttlltere
9hisItottit1g VolenOct meroer.
9ic vMaltritonio" lit 79O6uB lang,
nm 3 Sub l1nger OILS Die ~%Sultta'la."
sic erbGlt HGllmlidfeitcn tilr $50
GolIogicrc critcr alaiie, 800 Folla'
oicrc 5~lueiter aluiic uno 400 Falla.
oiere britter aloIie. Der Gaumgebolt
betrdot $4,000 Sonnet; groBter Slel'
gang 3712 Sub.
&obIcn fir S6lodtId1tt
Slottc.
2onopn, t6. September. 9oS
Morinc . 9eportemert Der @ercllll9'
ten Stooten bat, elmer Htod)rid)t an"
Goroiit @uleS, an cine bieIige Nod)'
rid,ten . agentllr 5uiolgc, NIT oortl'
qcn aoblcniirmcu G%ontrofte 1ilr Die
2ieferru1g BON 100000 Eonllen Der
beIten 0ompier E aoblcn obgcldlol-
len. Die gtusfiibrung oicler &oblcn-
h%elteaung miro iid) ilbcr DoS Sobr
1908 erItreden. Ger observation-disclosures
prcis miro gebeim gebolten.
Die aoblen iino 5pcifelloS fir boS
S6la6tifiii 8ci6maoer ser Ser.
Stouten- Slottc beitimfnt, oeilen Ib-
iubrt nod Den Tociiic.8 emullern i'll
DECEMBER erfoIgen ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Der polniid)e Hrieiter 9uopi,

ScSpeiel, melfer Dor etliden @odeit
81 Yittsburg, go, sic 9riiber @n.
breas Stepban S%tar5pnsfi in Dem
bon ibr,en betriebenen Sotel erihob,
ltebt sur 3eit bort Dor @erift. CT
plniDirte ynift ifuloie." Der In-
seflaste par friiber SuIfsgeiitliter
III elmer gbicogo'er @cmeinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

HaHe snr &eiie hrs MnslanS Be-
iOrst 6. Saline, 9r. 413, Cit-yalti.
moreitraEc, mabe Gmitpm Sonic Npc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

Doc Alexander Pongee, SO inches wide
a beautiful silk-warp material for hand
some summer gowns; in white,
natural and pongee colori .1V(
Washes perfectly.
100 Mercerizeda Chiffon Voile-ffas :,
deep, rich luster that is guaranteed per
manent. In pink. light blue, Alice
brown, cream, linen, r@I/
white, lavender, gray. lZ%C
black, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
zoe Curtain
7sc Pillows, A8c.

75C Pillows, 4oc.
l. ar ge s. re
Feather Pillows,
covered with SUI
perior duSt-proof
ticking, and filled
with C o ! d = bla 81
sanitary crushed
turkey feathers.
One day at 4Sc-
regularly I5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sad Irons, zoe.

, Sets Of Mrs.
. Potts Sad Irons.
. consisting Of three
. irons. stand and
: handle One day at
: I9c set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-.s-.s-.E"s-s
PraoI Povac
Clothes Wiring

I. r n q Challenge
|. Clothes Wriuger
|, rubber vu!CauiZed
!. on the shafts.
: regular ( a m lily
{ sZc one day at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
"p: ~ :, % C a? 69C

A special purchase OF Is dozen OF the "P NJ
Corscts was closed out from the makers last week
to retail at very much less than regular price.
Made OF batiste, with carriers front and side
Dip hip, high-bust models, with cork protec-
tor in front. Sizes Is to goa range that permits
a satisfactory selection.
Not seconds or damaged corscts-but strictly
frst-quality modcls-which sell regularly at one
dollar in all stores. On sale tomorrow at 60c EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02


3oc.
Twelve larg e
sheets of Tar
Paper for packing
away the winter
clothing. Size
36X40. One day
at 39c-regularly
Coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
zoe Kinonos,

49(.
Women'S Short
KimOnOS Of Lawn.
in neat figures
and dots; finished
W I h sCalloped
edge. All sizes
at lgc; regularly
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
One-Day Grocery Specials,

One-Day Grocery Specials.
Biscuit Co.'S products including
Saltines. Afternoon Teas
TaS S Smokers Vanilla WATERS Resu ORC
2b. of Fancy Pears, in heavy syrup; regularly
Campbells Tomato Soup. DC
tall of Pink Salmon regularly be. De
Red Top Asparagus. packing. zoe
Large package Armour's Neribest Condensed MnCe
Meat, enough pies regularly 1Oc.
Taylors Oldtime Preserves: regularly 1Sc. bottle Zoe
BIB. of Pride of Virginia Tomatoes select hand
paCked-three
Gillies Jaw armo' Coffee. regularly 2Sc lh.. 19c
White River Molasses, regularly 15c. DC
Glass jars of Spanish brand Mixed Pickles. regularly
Astoria brand Tomato ketchup regularly 25C... lie
with tomato sauce, regularly 1sc 12e
McMechen's Old Virginia Products, including Chow
Chow, Celery Relish Pepper Hash, Sour Mixed Pickles,
Sweet Mixed Pickles Sweet Gherns Sour Gherkins and
McMechen's Old Virginia Pure Apple and Grape Jelly.
large for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
5oc Petticoats,

2oc.
Women : Wash
a d ! @ Bingham
Petticoats, in neat
stripes. nulSucd
with deep rufheS:
all lengths. One
day at 29C; Tegu-
larly J0c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
2Qc Dresses. IoC.

Little children's
Bingham Dresses,
with yoke of
embroidery and
braid. pink and
blue stripes and
checks: sizes q
months TO 3 years.
One day at 19c;
regularly pc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Bargain Briefs
Fownes' Silk
Gloves, soc.

l'OwnCS CclC-
hrated - clasp
SILK Gloves. in
black and white.
The standard OF
excellence. All
sizes at JDc pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Free Tomorrow.

Trial samples of
A r n i C a Cream
given free with
purchases made
at the Toilet
/, Goods Depart
ment tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
ST. PettiCoats,
SIC.

/. Black and Cot
. Orcd Satern Petit
; coats. made with
: ruffies. plaitings
: and quillinCs, all
: lengths. rio h ~
mcrCeTIZed one
day at SIc-reg-
. l.lar one dollar
/. kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

$500 Long Silk G. Q Or
KIM0NOS for $3.50
We've secured another lot OF those beautiful
Long Silk Kimonos from the makers to sell at
the same low price which brought such a crowd
a fortnight ago.
Made of fancy Japanese silk, in variety OF
rich combinations OF colorS-hniShcd with plain
satin border and shirred from the shoulder.
All sizes at sos instead OF five dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Upholstery Sun

sc Carpet Lin
ing, 21ac yd.
Mating Tacks. lc
box. Sc B r a s S
Extension Rods,
&c go. Furniture
Slip Binding, two
yds. for lie.
9th fioor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

sons carpet Co OF YOnkers, n. Y, is one OF the
and rugs manufactured in its mills are of the highes
attention to purchase of an immense lot of Ale
Gently held in New York city OF the discontinued pa
These not mismatched Rugs imperfect Seconds.
Every is guaranteed absolutely perfect every
We secured several hundred bales
at savings averaging tiTdand shall
sale of them at savings equally advantageous
doubtful if shall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Lot l-9xl2 Rugs.
Worth $18, for
81 2.69.

Boys SIS knickerbOcker
Suits at S2.98.
Three hundred Boys Knickerbocker
Suits-the seasons favorite style. Dou-
ble-breasted belted coat, with full-cut
knickerbOcker pants.
Fashioned with care of sturdy gray
materials, in hght-patterned plaids,
stripes and checks Sizes to II years.
The best five-dollar suit You can buy
in Washington is no better. Offered to-
morrow at SOS.
big lot of Boys Blouses, Waists and
Shirts, of madras, percale and cham
bray, in plain white and good wash
able colors- Not all sizes of each kind.
Regular 25c. SOC and SOC quail ~
ties. Special for one day VC
at ..........s.....-.....
Boys and Chndrens White Duck
Beach Hats, with broad brim. ~
Regular &c and soc kinds to- VC
morrow for. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys White Muslin Night Gowns,
made with collar attached. 49,
Full cut and extra length. 4 nc
6 to 14-year sizes. Worth 50c....
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07
PORTLAND MARKETS
Wholesale Price List as Re.
ported Daily.

PORTLAND, June 6.-.Iadieatiens ar
that there viii be large crop of wild
blackberries this year In all parts oi ttc
Northwest, and II Is expected that pick
ers will begin the work Of gathering the
fruit next week. Already a few sma !
lots Of the berries have reached ihe local
market, but as yet the season has not
really opened.
The few wild blacks that have come
~ thus far sold readily III 2la cents a
pound. Fruit dealers look for eonsid-
cradle shipments next week, but they
say there Ia small probability Of prices
going down to any great extent. The
prices for canned salmon point to high
prices. The reasons Tor this are a short
pack, increase in consumption and high
er cost OF materials and labor. I
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07

This week with its noise aud gayety
has been one Of the liylc't Of tho year
tho people are beginning 10 flock TO the
beaches and with tho perfect weather
We are having, We are beginning TO feel
that summer has come at last
The Fourth which was a perfect day
was, Of course, the most important day
Of the week and the celebration OF II
was success from the start TO ilnian,
for which the committee In charge Of the
day deserves much crcdit. The parade
was nice, the music excellent, and the
races exciting. The display Of fire.
works was very pretty and altogether
II was very merry day,
The Grand Dali given on Thursday
night at Logan'a hall was decided sue
GEES there being about aye hundred peo-
pie present including the Goddess Of
Liberty and her maids. All those pre-
sent spent most enjoyable evening
with good music and a good floor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07
fancy white. l4MI5c.
Hops, Wool Hides, Etc.

NNvRJ 1870 AAtNNSt AftNs
Feathers Geese white, 35@40c;
geese, gray Or mixed, 25@soc; duck,
white, l5@2oc; duck, mixed, l2@l5c.
fIops=-choice, 7@7ac; prime, s@7s
per pound
caseara sagada (chittim bark,
&c per pound.
Wool--valley, l9@2lc; Eastern Ore
gon, l3Gl9c, as to shrinksge.
Mohair-choIce, 29@s0c.
LeesNax-Good clean and pure, 22@
25c REL pclaf.
!. Tallow--Prime, sc; No. and grease,
2@3c per pound.
Oregon grape root-Per 100 lbs., "a.
Hides--Dry No. !, TO lbs. and up, per
h., ls@ l9c; kip, No. |, 16@l7c, as to
size; dry salted bulls and stays, one
third less than dry flint; calf, 20@22c;
salted steers, go Ibs. and up, 8 l.2@9c;
under 80 lbs, steers and cows, 8 1-2c;
stays and bulls, 1906 l-2e; kips, is
f7 q =
70 30 lbs.s sa@9c per pound; calf, 10
to IA lbs, lie; calf, under 10 lbs, lIa
re; green, unsalted, lie per pound less;
sheepskins shearings, No. !, I5M25c;
short, wool, No 4, 4O@eoc each; medium
wool, No. !, sl@l5O each; murair
pelts, 10 to 20 per cent less; horsehides,
salted, sl5oG2, according to size; dry,
recording to size, sl.@l.25; colt, ESQ
Soc each; Angora, wooled, sOc0sl.5O;
goat, common, l5@25c each.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Sugar-saek basis-D. G., s5.77 i.2:
Star 1857 l-2; Pacific Coast, IS 81 i-2;
Golden G, s5.l7 l-2; extra c, s5. 27 IL;
powdered, s5.s7 liz; cube. s5s7 l-2;
beet, s5.67 l-2; fruit sugar, s552 I-2;;
boxes, SOC cwt. advance over sack basis
less lac II paid for in is daysj
Beans-Small white, . "a d; large
white, 8 lac; pink, 8 l-2c; bayou, 8 3-4
e; Limas, lie; Mexican reds, I-2c
CofTeeMocha, 24n2sc; Java, fancy,
26@2sc; Java, good, 20@24c; Java, or
dinary, lT@20c; Costa Rica, fancy. Is
l-2@l7e; Costa Rica, gooi,@ l2@l5c;
Arbuckle, 1868 cwt.; Lion, is l-2e per
ID; Columbia coffee i4c; Salvador, II IL
GA lie.
Nuts-Walnuts, No. soft shell, l7@
lsc; No. !, hard shell, 15@lsc; almonds,
l9@2oc; fIberts, Ice; Bazils, zoe; pc
cans, 23c; hickory, Sc; Virginia peanuts.
Is lie; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, l0r;
japanese peanuts, 8 lie; chestnuts,
Italian, 10 c; Ohio, zoe; cocoanuts, doz-
en-. $4,000; pinenuts, II l-2 G;
Raisins--Loose Muscatels, 3-crown,
l0c; 2-crown, Q l-2c; bleached seedless
sultanas, lO@I3 lie; unbleached seed
less Sultanas, s lie; London layers, 3
crown, whole boxes Of 20 lbs, $225;
2-crown. $40.
Dates-Golden, 6O-lb. boxes, Cos l-2c;
! ID. packages, Sc; Fard., Is lb. boxes,
sl.4o box.
Spices-Cloves. 10 l-2c h.; chilies, Il
l-2e pound.
Rice--Imperial, Japan, No. !, s625;
Southern Japan, s-4@scs broken,
Sc; head, fancy, 7 l-4c; choice, s-4c.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

The following are quotations ruling
In Portland as reported by jobbers in
the various lines.
Grain, Flour, Feed.
wheat-Club, sc; cvalIey, SIC; blue.
stem, Soc; red. SAC.
Flour--Hard wheat patent, $3.50;
straight. s.25; graham, sA25@475;
rye, s5; whole wheat -four. s45O@5i
Valley flour, $3.50; Dakota, s6.25@6.50;
Eastern rye, $3.50; pillsbury, 81; Cor.
wallis, $405.
Cereal foods Rolled oats, cream. 90.
lb. sacks, 81; lower grade, $5.50@e.50;
oatmeal, steel.cut, Is lb. sacks, ss Dbl; /;
% lb. sacks, A.25 per bale; oatmeal,
ground. Is lb. sacks, $3.50 per Dbl. !;
0 lb sacks, "a per bale; split peas, s4.25
per 100 lb. sacks; rs ID. boxes, 1926,
pearl barley, "a per 100 lbs; rs lb. boxes,
sl.25 per box; pastry -four, 10 lb. sacks,
$3.50 per Dbl.
oats-Producers prices. White, ST.
50; gray, s27.
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Bad Burn onicklu Healed

q am so delighted with what Cham,
berlain's Salve has done for me that
feel bound to write and tell you so,''
says Mrs, Robert Mytton, 457 John st,
Hamilton, Ontario, My little daughter
had a bad burn on her knee. / applied
0hamberlain's Salve and it healed beau.
tifully" This salve allays the pain of a
burn almost instantly, 1t is for sale by
Frank Hart and leading druggists.
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Pleasant Picnic.

Mrs Nelson Troyer entertained about
ffty Of her friends with picnic 10
Little Bear Creek where they enjoyed
a tramp through the woods and after
wards o delicious lunch.
MIS- Troyer, Mrs, c. s. Brown, Mr..
Lounsberry. and Mrs. win Tallant cha
peroncd the party and the crowd en-
ioycd thorough good time.
The launch Teddy Roosevelt was used
to carry the guests to and from the
pretty place.
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Hammond Dance,

A merry crowd Of people went down
TO Hammond on the evening Of the
Fourth about two hundred and afty
young people going on the train aud
the remainder on the handsome little
launch tho Pilot, dancing was indalged
In until late hour and those who had
the pleasure Of taking the trip 70 the
pretty little coast town pronounced IL
enjoyable,
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Soelal club.

The Liberty Bell Social club OF this
city gave one 81 their delightful dances
last evening In fogan's hall There was
q large crowd In attendance and with the
jolly crowd that attends these dances
the usual good time was had
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Whist was the game Of the evening
after which dancing WAS indulged In,
The prize winners were a. follows
Mrs. Haddix, the fret ladies' Prize, Miss
Leahy, the consolation, and Mr., Moore
won the gentlcmen's consolation prize,
Mrs. Noonan was In charge Of the
affair assisted by Misses Leaby and
0'Riley.
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Canning Party.

A pleasant little party Of Astorians
left yesterday for ten lays outing
trip TO The Nehalem,
The jolly little party was composed
Of; Mr. and Mrs, D. II, Allen, Miss
Katheryn shiyely and Mr.. John G..
McCue aud with this lovely weather
they are almost cetrain 10 have love-
Is time.
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LadieE Ana societY.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Lutheran church gave yeEy nice en-.
ter,ainment last evening.
The Rev, Rydquist delivered an adj
dress after which refreshments and
music were INDUCED In.
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The ladies Of the Dorcas Society OF
the First Lutheran Church gave a pie
mic to olney on the 5th.
The launch Pilot was used 10 convey
the party to olncy and those that were
fortunate enough to be on this little
excursion spent nice day,
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Church Sale.

The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church held sale at Mrs. Ross mill
linery store on Eleventh street. Bon
nets, deleaeies and the sale OF the new
cook books were the main articles Of
tho sale.
The cakes looked tempting the decora.
tions were pretty and with the ladies In
their dainty summer dresses made a
pretty scene
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A FOLLY Outing.

On the Fourth Of July the presbyteri-
an Eudeayor Society in Alderbrook gave
a Launch picnic out on Yonng's River,
they brought fireworks and had ceIe-
brntion Of their own.
A splendid lunch was served and oil
Of the party has jolly good time.
Mr. and Mira. August Moberg chaper-
oned the party Of young people.
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paidanus.Belt.

Misc Martha palianus Of this city
was united In marriage at Salem on
Tuesday 10 Mr.. Harry II BELT Of that
city. The young couple have many
friends In this city who wish them all
kinds OF a success for happy, welded
liie.