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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Ahhlk Ed
Saturday. May 80.
stmr Hanalei. Mcfarland, IS hours from San
Pedro.
stmr San Pedro. Frederickson, p hours from
stmr Lakuae. PrebIe a hours from Eureka.
Stmr Roanoke, Durham, SO hours from San
Pedro.
rska-
reks.
Stnar Scotia Nash, IS hours from Eureka.
Scbr Oakland. Johanssen, co hours from Sius-
law river
RETURNED
Saturday. May 80.
Schr Tampa hence today for Grsys Earbor,
OF account OF strong northwest WINDS
Stmr Olson & MahoBy, Payne. hence today Tor
Graye Harbor with echr Andg Nahcny IN tow,
on account Of strong northwest winds,
echr Hugh Hogan, Peterson, hence today Tor
TfllarnoOk on account OF strong northwest winds.
schr Afrena johnson. hence today for ColuIn-
h1a river on account OF strong northwest winds
Bark Fresno. Peterson. hence today for Gam
bic OF account Of strong northwest WINDS
SAILED
Thursday. May 2s-
stmr Santa Maria Alberts. Panama, via Port
Saturday, Nay 20.
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British bark Falkenbank, out 206 days from
Port Talbot for Valparaiso, so per cent
Americsn ship Banga lore. out 222 days from
Norfolk fo- Honolulu, 80 per cent
British bark Surcouf out 15S days from Caieta
Coiosa. for Eamburg. 20 per cent.
British ship Cressingron. out 161 days from
Barry. for Calla0. 10 per cent
British ship Dunfrieshire. out 1bS Gays from
vancouver. for Queenstown, per cent
German bark Hackfeld. out 154 days from
Seattle. for Queenstown. S per cent
British bark GalgoTm Castle, out 134 days
from Cslets Colosa, for the channel, 10 per
cent.
Lustertam. for Mocsssar. IS per cent.
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average snow on ground II inches.
SYNOPSIS

Average snow ground II inches.
SYNOPSIS
Snow Is falling al Tonopah and stormy weather
prevails throughout Nevada, Utah, and the val
icy Of the Colorado. There have been showers
in the Sierra Nevada with fall in temperature
Of from u to "a degrees. Brisk north winds are
reported In the great valley follows: Red
Bluf 80 miles, Sacramento Sc and Fresno d.
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Sunday; brisk
west winds
Santa Clara ralley-Fair Sunday; brisk north
winds
Sacramento ralley-Fair Sunday; brisk north
winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; brisk north
" inds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy, unsettled
weather Sunday, with showers In the mountains;
fresh south winds.
a. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The following telegram has been received from
/ Nome. Alaska:
May. cloudy with light northeast winds less
than 10 miles. Snowfall one-half last year. All
has disappeared. Bering ice broke loose from
shore at Nome May 20. Very little in sight.
No shore ice left between Nome and Point
Spencer. Bering strait almost clear. Ice moving
north"
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May observation-disclosures, about
200. Market stegdy. Beeyes 81. .1567 80: Tex
ans, s4.eo@5.e5: westerns. s4.5o@5 7o stockers
and feeders, SO. 5oG5.40; cows and heifers So 80
@6.1o; calves, S4.75@6.25.
Hogs-Receipts, about 1900. Market firm.
Light. S515@5.22h; mixed, S5 S5.20@5.57H
heavy s5.16@s5.55; rough. s5.15@5.so pigs,
-. 1e@510; bulk OF sales, S540l5. so.
Sheep-Receipts, about 10000. Market steady.
Natives. -. COG 1.25: western, 3.60Q5. 20 year
lings, s5 5oG6.25; lambs, s4.5oGe.7o; westerns.
S4.5oQ675.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, No., May s0.-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 100. Market steady. Native steers So. %
Clio; native cows and heifers. 81. T596 20;
stockers and feeders, So. 3.4o@5.25 bulls, $3@5;
calves, s3.oo@e. 20; western steers, $5G6.5o;
western cows $3.25@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market strong. Bulk
of sales. s5.30G $50: heavy. S5.35@5.55; packers
and butchers $5.3o@5.5o; light. s5.20@5. 40;
pigs, $3.75G4 60.
Sheep--Receipts, none.
OMAHA
OMAHA, May 30.-Ca ttle-Receipts, 9O0 Mar
ket unchanged.
Hogs-Recepts. 100. Market shade to SC
lower. Heavy, IS. 2505.4o; mixed. S.. 2oQ {. 20;
light, s5;15G5.271a pigs. s4.25@5; bulk Of
sheep.Reeeigts 100. Market steady. Year
lings. 81 1906. %; wethers, S4.25@5 ewes, $40
4S5; lambs, $575G6. 90.
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woUNDED SOLDIER DIES

Private James Black of the Sixtv.
fifth company Coast artillery, who shot
himself on Friday at the Presidio, died
at the general hospital at midnight of
the same day. Captain j. B. Murphy
officer of the company In which Black
served, Investigated the case and came
to the conclusion that the shooting was
accidental.
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AUCTION SALES
NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE

The Following property will be sold at public
suctiol for the account Of whom it may concern.
beginning on Tuesday. June .. 1908. az 10
oeiock a. m, and continuing At the same hour
daily until the sale has been Completed. at the
kentucky Street Public Warehouse, Kentucky
Street near Fourth, san Francisco Californla
swhere said goods are held and storedl, to pay
freight and storage and other LAWFUL charges
thereon. EDGAR T. DE PUE-
g lots household goods aud personal effects. IL
bedding. glass, books, leather, IL fur11-
ture, COTTON waste. wall paper. 8 ourlap. !
SACKS, - building materials. junk. wool and
pelts. tent and poles. 10 paints and oils, IA
sdy- matter, 20 hardware. 1 dog collar, rock
clay and ore. slot machine. dry goods, no.
tons, shoes. rugs. / rubber goods. cotton
quilts, slippers, umbrellas. l yahses. boxed
trunks, ! music. o paper, 0 stationery, Ink,
glassware. crockery, tinware. groceries.
soap syrup, canned goods, painters outtt.
chests of tools. tool chest electrical goods.
Ii machinery, 8 castings. steel bars. / cream
sepsrs tor, l apple parer, l fruit press. sewing
machines. 1 dental cabinet. / surgical irstru-
ments. optical goods, 3 show case, carriage
lamps, buggy, piano. . Ere extinguishers, l
games 1 soapstone. mating. I ale. I cider. 3
liquors. cigars, drugs, chewing gum, oil
clothing. demi5ohns. csrhoys. cofee cans.
10 bottles. butter and egg boxes. barrels and
mel. mdse.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO. May 3O.-The steamship Queen.
Captain Zeh left for San Diego The steam
schooner Brooklyn Captain Hendriekson, from
Wegtport brought 10000 ties and LOO poles
Tie bark Hesper Captain Stevenson, 10 days
from Tacoma, arrived with 100000 feet Of ium-
ber The United States cruisers West lrglnia
aud Maryland VIII leave Monday FOR santa Bar
bara The steam schooner Westport Captain
Moreno. from Union landing brought 100000
PORTLAND. May sO.-The steam schooner
Tallac arrived IN the harbor this evening TO load
wheat and lumber FOR San Francisco ".
Thompson arrived here this morning from Glas-
cow scotland 20 90 chief engineer on The
british steamer Inverkip, now al San Francisco
Tbe Hartman liner state Of California, Captain
Nopander LEFT this morning Tor San Francisco
Tbe steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, sailed toT
asToilIA. May 3o.-Tbe schooner King Cyrus,
srirb martial cargo Of lumber FOR San Francisco.
srrf~sd down the river today and VIII finish al
size Tongue Point mills. The steam schooner Tai
lac arrived from Tacoma today with part cargo
~ Grain and viii finish ND TIE river with lumber
4 Is boun6 for san Pedro The schooner " Z
Efunae with g00. 600 feet CT lumber for San Fran
cisco arrived from Portland this morning. The
ssnker Atlas ia ballast for San Francisco, ar
rived from Portland this afternoon and went 10
SEA The United States cruiser Charleston ar
rived from San Francisco today and went to Port
land 10 participate IN the rose festival. The
steamer State Of California sailed this evening
fo- san Francisco with freight and passengers
TIE of steamer Argyll arrived this evening from
San Francisco fo- the Union oil company and
went 70 Portland today TO discharge.
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Armr TraaEports

The Burnside IS at Seattle.
The Buford is in port and wlH SAL June ,
for Manila.
The Crook Is IN port.
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News. Va
Tie DIX left Seattle May p for Manila |.
The Logan is IN port. undergoing repairs.
The Meade IS 81 Sew York
The Sherman sailed from Aagasaki May Z
ras sheridan sailed from Guam May 25 for
Manila
Tire Thomas is IL port
The Warren Is at Manila
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
(SOUTHERN DIvISION)
May 3, 1905
VIA SAITSAIITO

0s
VIA SAUsALITO
For Sausaiito, Mill Valley, San Re
fael-Daily: Every 80 minutes from
6.45 to s:45 a: m-.- hourly until S:45
p. M; then 4:15 and every 80 minutes
a m.
On Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1915. Ills a. m and 1915.
For Fairfas.-wsek days: s:45. 7:l5.
5:45 p. IN. Sundays: S:15, 9:15, 945,
1915, 1o:45. 11:45 a. M: 12:45, las, 2;45,
For San auentin-Daily. 7:45 a. m.
and las p. m.
S:15 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. daily for
Lagurhtas, Camp Meeker. Monte Rio.
Cazadero and way stations.
q. m, and 7:45 p. m. Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations-
For Tiburon, Belvcdere and San Ra-
fael-7:s5, 500. 900. 11:0o a. m: 1880,
$3.50. $40, sac, 1925 D. m. daily.
On Sunday additional trip at s:25
p. IN. for San Rafael and intermediate
points.
7:s5 a.. m. daily-For Petaluma.
Uklah. Willis, Sherwood. sebastopoi
500 a. m. daily-For Petaluma.
Santa Rosa. Camp Vacation and way
500 q. m. daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
I1:oo a. M daiIy-For Petaluma.
Santa Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 D. m daiIy-For Petaluma.
Santa Rosa. Healdsburg, CloverdaIe'
Ukiah, Guerneville. Sebastcpol and way
stations.
$40 D. m.s daily-For PetaIurna
Santa Rosa and way stations
$40 p. m. daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
sTiburon only.
11cket OLnce- - Ferry Building
General Ofdces. .......... James Flood Bulldina
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Trading in mining stocks continues
tame and featureless. The public is
not in 1t and the brokers and profess
sional traders are not doing enough to
make even an ordinary market. The
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, MAY 81 1908
Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

was merely transitory and the stock
fell back again yesterday. Otherwise
there was nothing new during the
week.
Following are the highest prices
during the past Ave days:
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general trend of the market is
toward lower values. There was a
bear drive against Florence on Tues
day. which bore that stock down from
s335 to s3.05. On Thursday the bulls
sent Ophir up to IS. but the advance
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Toyo Kisen kaisha

(orientaI Steamship Col
S. 3. Nippon naru, Tuesday. June l6. 1908
s. 8. "Tsnyo naru" (via Mzniial. Saturday,
July IL, tp06
s. s. "Amsrica Maru." Saturday. Aug. I. 1908.
Steamers sail from company's piers Nos AZ.
A. near foot Of Second ST.. D. m. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling AT Honolulu. Kobs
{Tfiogol. Eagasah and Shanghai and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for MANILA India
ETC. No cargo received On board day of
sailing
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
Fer freight and passage apply at Office 24a
James Flood building W. h AVERY.
Assistant General Manages.
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, May 3o.-Turpentine- Steady at
4o9zohc;~ go Sales. s44; receipts, 1,4i2; ship
Rosn-Firm. Sales. s.1eo; receipts, s,2os;
shipments, 1861: stocks. 7s,65o. Quotations
A. B, G, $27o@2;75; d s2s5@2; 90; e, $500
4.T5; K, $50; NJ. ,s5.95; n. s6.1o@6.15; VIC,
So. 20; WV, $6.25
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Commercial News
London Closing stock.

Bar sllver--Steady: "a 7-16d per ounce.
MoneyIl@1H per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 1s@1% per cent and for three
months bills 1SG1& per cent.
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The operating expenses of Columbia
college for the present year are $1,552,-
563.
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Northern Wheat Market
OREGON
PORTLAND, May 30.-Wheat--Club, 90c blue
stem, e2c; red. ssc; valley. 99c
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Naval stores-Turpentine and

New Orleans Cotton Market
NEW ORLEANS May 30.-Cotton-Spo
steady. Prices unchanged middiing, 111sc.
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St. Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS, May S0.-Wool-Steady Territory
and western mediums, 12915c; fine mediums, II
@1sc; fine, s@11c.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
weather bureau, San Francisco, May so, 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
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Time Ball
I United States Branch Hydrographic Office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, May
30 1908.
The time ball on the tower of the Terry build.
| ing dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
! Standard Time tl20th Meridlanl or at Sh. Dom
0os., Greenwich Mean Time.
j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u S. N. in charge.
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ARREST TEN MORE
SOCIALISTS

ZEN Socialist speakers, after nt
tempting to address large crowd
ia Pioneer place. were taken To
iail ON the charge of ohstfuctinE
the streets.
Information 20 the effect that
the meeting would be- held In Pho.
neef place was ELECTED from ban
nem carried by the Socialists. aud
large squad Of reserve policonen
WAS on hand
After the arrests the crowd
moved up 10 University tract
where they were not further mo
Tested
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WANT TORPEDO PLANTER.

WARRINGTON. u. G.. jan. T.
Representative Kahn. Of California.
is argiHg the Washington delega.
ton TO ask congress that n torpedo
planter be constructed for use on
PUGET sound The California dele.
Eatioh Is now endeavoring 90 -
care one for their waters. aad have
promised 20 lend their aid 10 Wash
ihEton. There are five torpe do
planters ON the Atlantic coast, and
the only one under contem Piatiop
on the Pacific IL that asked for by
Asa Frsnetpco.
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GREAT LEGAL BATTLE IS ON
In SUPREME COURT

appeared in behalf OF the govern
mont
The corporations contend that
one clause Of the Hepburn act re.
leases them from any penalties that
nttsht gruw cut Of violations OF the
e.lksns law The government takes
the stand that this clause Was In
serted to preserve the old methods
of procedure ia eases then pending
In the United States supreme court
The clause has not hoVn referred To
as a sleeper but Il Is supposed
that e was inserted without debate
Ia congress.
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MUST NOT SPIT
ON STREET CARS

Chief Of Police WappcnH,cin yes
terday issued orders that the anti
splitting ordinance as applied to
street cars must be vigorously en-.
forced hereafter.
p Complaints to the mayor that the
open sections Of the cars are again
beiHE Used AZ cuspidors brought
forth the order for more radical
enforcement.
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night RIDERS LEAVE TRAIL
OF FIRE and RUIN BEHIND

Bethel they fired a tobacco ware
house. the postnfneo aud Petcra
nrus general store In Sherhourue
the ydesttoyed 100000 pounds Of
tobacco aud cut tho telephone
wires Later they we're reported
at tackstowu. where they had pre-
pared to hold up wagons carrying
tobacco Excitement prevails to
such an extent that the governor
may be asked Go call out the troops
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BREWERS SINCERITY
IS ~ QUESTION

Mayor Moores ordnance reauir
ms saloons fo close their doors on
election and primary DAYS was IN
truduced In the council last night
BY Councilman kelso Of the EleV.
enth ward and was referred 20 the
license and revenue committee Il
viii be- taken up by the commit.
tee AZ It's gext regular meeting to
BE- held Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock
Several DAYS ago representatives
81 the brewing interests an.
nounced that they were DESTROYS Of
reaching an agreement with the
saloon men Of the eitY under which
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all saloons could be closed on pri
mary day la accordance with the
provisions 81 the primary Law aa
passed. though the prohibition
clause 81 the law was afterwards
fraudulently eliminated
Some time before thla action was
taken BY the brewers, Mayor Moore
announced his intention OF asking
the council "a pass prohibition OF.
dinance and the brewers sought. BY
taking voluntary action 90 tor
matter. 10 prcvent ths passages Of
the ordinance which would cumpsl
them 10 close
As the brewing interests are a~a
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WASHINGTON. u {. Jan T.
one Of the greatest LEGAL battles
ever starteA IN the United States
supreme court BEGAN today Ia an
effort 10 interpret the rebate law
While the Great Northern railway
Is most vitality Interested in the pro
cecdines. the STANDARD OIL company
and other vast corporations are In
directly concerned aud each one Of
them was represented ia court hy
an array 81 the leading lights In
the LEGAL world Attorney General
nonaparte aud his assistant Purdy.
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SUSPECT boy OF
FoRel0e che CHS

Harry eoulu. ~ years old. was
arrested yesterday by Detectives
CLARK and Adams to await lnveHtl.
CATION of the forgery Of several
checks bearing the name Of
Charles Hamilton. OF Sshuhaoo .
Hamilton. steataship aeestH
Cputs Tor ab0nt twu weeks ~s.
cmplo! ei In zoe 0ffa'e Two
CLERKS had tern fttloi out and
pasued. n "a alleged
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PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Ranch esns. tkr 6eat is the mar.
ket4 are qaotsd a cent b9Wer this
morniaE tbaH yesterday qu1@a roo.
tosaya price heiag a costs per
do.re-s .aat week they we're qsahed
a. IS eoRtn Or-spsb ranch sFEs
also took tumble tkiH morn.
ms and dealers are assiss 30 cunts
iaataad Of 20 euAth. he Price 81
yesterday.
A choice colleetioe OF eaullflaEer
IL On the market a. 10 cents ahd 20
cents prr head I he beck brua4aEa
sprouts arr selling At ~ pounds
FOR % cents Celery ia quoted ~
tSa lunches for rs cent?
Columbia river smslla are on She
H4afkri At cents per pound.
Today's quotsiions are
ranch ress tte daz Eaatsrn
egEs. z5c doE Oregon eEEa. 1se I'eF
doa
Washington creamery butter.
zoe loSa creamery. soc. LEGAL
ranch. 3ae
Fancy swiss cheese. csc. Wis
conain fun cream brick. a5e. amler
cheese. iac
Chickens. zoe 10
Mutton chops. tsts q i1He NJ
rio steaks. isc 10 porterhouae ] &c
~ slfloin. istse 10 round STEAK
Zoe 10 shoulder steak , lbs for
stc hearts. ise each. tongues. fae
q soc each. liver. SC m
Potatoes. 10 90 II ihs for CSC
swee, potatoes. sac pound. 6
pounds for sc.
Hcefa , punches fnf Sc
Onions punches for Sc. boiling
onions. Il lbs for Sc
Carrots. , punches for 30
Dried onions. 9 lbs for iar
Haaiahea. I punches ruT Sc
PARSLEY. : punches for Zoe
TufnipH. punches for Sc
California pefHimmunH. lie to Toe
dpHou japanese pcfnimmonH. asc
dunen
Artichokea. 4 Tor CSC.
Celery. 2 punches for ihe.
Cucnmhers. ice
Spinach. Sc per 10
Tomatoes. isr per ID.
CRhhaEra. &C. 20 l0c
Sweet peppers 90 cents dos.
in 80 Radiah. ibc 10
RutabaEas. Ise ID.
sauerkrAut. Sc 10
Lettuce. 2 for Sc
Pop corn. shelied. lbs for iae.
on cob. &c 10
Lemons ibe o. zoe per dor
Fancy apples 81 90 20 g. 50 boz
"a
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ply represented ~ the t,eenno and
revenue aNpmmittee. the eouHldera
tlon OF Ne prohibition ordinance IN
that committee will afford an op=
portunltp 10 ascertain whether
those iutercatu Herc Hlacrrv Ia
their proposal 10 close Voluntarily
81 whether they were mcr~ii Htrlv
ins 10 head OF action By the city
council
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CARLISLE Ky Jan Night
riders have again destroyed much
property aud created intense excite.
meut IN their efforts 90 induce Ger.
tain tobacco growers 90 hold their
products lor higher prices. Under
cover OF darkness late last uight
they destroyed ioe.oo0 pounds 81
and Jackstown. aud LETT trail OF
fire and ruin behind them In
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doses. roses. g. 90 TO ti5e dozen .
xioleta. sc bunch. ehr1 sauihc
nuns. 81 10 O. so. uArciHsua. soc
dor hyaeintha. b4c dozen
Grape fruit toc.
Dried. prunes. 2 lbs Tor ite
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Frederick&NeIson' Stock-Arranging
Sale of Furniture Is Advertised
by Pleased Purchasers

Stirring giving decidedly the foundation Of this stores Stock
Arranging Sale OF Furniture that comparatively little newspaper advertising
necessary during the sale enthusiast
tic advertisers Of the excellent buying opportunities this event affords
point emphasize namely that ourselves
OF Furniture to be
OF the selling that has marked
far Will continued bring the sale end at
when, OF impossible predict
considerable additional Furniture the Second
Floor among good pieces heretofore dis
will also to be striking
result Of the widespread yaueg Therefore, yon have attended
missed the Of Furniture for
which you the market drop await the
Stock Arranging Sale goods
Deliveries Of Stock Arranging Sale Furniture will be earliest
D. Sale Fni
tureea filled.
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The Name Is Brown

We do plumbing and heating Do
II right Try ua and see. Get our
prices G n brown Plumbing CO.
2zi Pine Il -"
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Eden MIrScc

IN Evenings zoe. see. SEQ end ~.
lsaaaInu Flas The Atlautla sIHaHr.H 81
fatb. hat2 Incubator. Cufio IlaH aud
afa Csc
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The Washington Fire lnssrspce
Company Is the first Northwest IN.
EuraBce company 70 no licensed In
New York. go
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Look! Quick!

Regular SIS aud $50 suits made
By Elliott & McGrcsor. ioG Cherry
u. for t35-a fcw DAYS. sss
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F8rst and Cherry streets Continge1
shows MaUHees .=aH. zoe and ts1e
HH b n. Historical War Musenms ~
.nahH chArmer Pre- Ester Human "
Vaudeville. Admission lee Coupon Tiki
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Uueausied Vaudeville Al ms
Operate singers J Francis neeasT
& co siaEeFa and uaHcefA DtA
ComedIenue The browns. AcrehAis
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yyZFK:y1ETvTTIIIl

la.I19sIea y..,Ill.dal'' i.'l9 wilson eo@sdi'
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a;ta. 4ssi3
LAND Maunrsf rHsslsz HraHaHaat 80
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Phones. sunset Min laet ia
sftt nnat Miss the Play Ifs
Week It's Real fauKh Protacr
a STRANGER IN a STRANGE
g saturday