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THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNALS PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO, JULY 50. 1S07.
riuxTixa
OGILBEK BROS, PRINTERS CARDS,
billheads, etc, rnon. jmu ihi.
145H 1st st
MODERN PRINTERT. PHONE PA-
clflo 1621. R. 21, Ruaeel bid., 4th and
Morrison BIB.
RKAL ESTATE
ranuPBAM . A rvmEN-RRAL Es
tate, insurance, loan. 8m us bafor.
Olivine. 148 Mississippi ava, jrnone
"Woodlawn 101. ;
JTW. ooiLBitfl, reaL totATg aNU
loans: established IMS. 146V. 1st,
MWitYl 1 I. . '
Ehikic1 AnENdV. DEALBfts IN
Tml eetete and rental 806 Stark
at Main 1114.
FOR FARMS'OF EVERT DEBCRIP;
TODAY'S MARKETS
Lewistori Peach Crop Is of a High
Grade Lebanon Will Have Cannery
Business Good on Front Street. ,
jenkins mm
TRANSPORTATION.
IvARfil IvEATHER
STMTS HIELONS ;
.
DIVIDEND ON STEEL
IS DECLARED TODAY
New York, -July 10. La this
afternoon the directors of the
United Statea Steel company de
clared the regular quarterly divi
dend on both the common and
preferred laauea.
I
A FwiltlUOIIE
showit lines
tlon. W. W. Espey, 119 Commercial ( Pmn f Rfroot A Mix Wirti T
IH nut Business Caused
RESTAURANTS.
GO TO THE BUST BEE FOR DELI-
cateasens. rtome ctKiain. .,ru-
InrlAn at.
THE BEAVER RESTAURANT. 101
Burnslde at., reopened by experienced
caterer. A. J. Parker, proprietor.
" ROOEINQ
ipiv pmiFINO. GOTTERINO. RE-
pairing and general Jobbing. J. Losll.
III Jefferson at r-cmc ......
SAFES
by Hot Weather.
Front atreet feature:
Many prlcea ruling On tomatoes.
Watermelons moving at last
Peaoh crop will be ahort
Egga and, poultry quiet.
Weather make good market
Bananaa aold at a loaa.
Butter market firm.
clear backa. unamoked. 11c: smoked, llo
per lb; Union butta, 10 to 11 lbs, un
...L.I o.. ... ih' amnlcad. la D T ID
k.in.. ...n.nimi 1 1 Un ner lb:
emoked liu'e per lb; shoulders. It Ho
per lb; pickled tonguea. 0o each.
Lack of Arrivals Adds
Strength But Values
Do Not Move. .
to
T.rv-it. lard Kettle leaf. dOc llo I Official receipts
per lb; 6s, llHo per lb; 60-lb tins, lltto Hogs.
Portland Union Stockyards, July 10.
Sheep.
Cattle.
160
260
214
11
400
100
111
developed with the warm weather of the
and Front atreet waa becoming over-
The sales or melons toaay,
are quite encouraging, ana me
per lb; steam rendered. 10a. 110 perl Today .
lb: 6a Hike per lb; compound, 10a, 10c! Week ago ...... ..
per lb. i r ago....
FISH Rock cod, 7 per lb: flounders. 1 Prevloua year
c per lb; halibut. 7c per id; ainpea
haaa. 1 Kn ner Ih: catfish. 11C per lb: al-
Damand for watermelona haa suddenly I mon. fresh Columbia chlnook. llo per
. . . I.i.. ....ik.j. f A.. wm IK h.rr4.M K a I ,k. w - , . . a. . at a, n
IU, PIV.1UV.UI, iVV " a ., .UV DV Ili.1 K V IV BJU Li I Ul . b V,VV
iioperiior top atuff.
A Deen at the amallneaa of hoc ar
rlvala of the early paat will reveal with
out much aearch the ezaot reaaon why
.. Harrlnir.Hall-Marvln aafea and
M.-Mnon fit eel safe Co.'a bank aafea: "a . T
II aecond-hand fireproof aafea and bank towiver
.ka.n H. thn or writ. I "y ver.
vs. II 7th at
fclEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
jarge linee carrira. uuciwiui urvnvu,
Jacka, Jails, metal furniture. Both
phones. J. E. Davla, 61 Id.
SPIRITUALISM. ,
atocka will all aell easily. More are
arriving on each freight, but are being
reehlpped I&st
rxir in: aoiea. an oer id: annmpa.
lb; perch. c per lb; tomcod. 7o per lb; I Weather condltlona at this time are
lobetera, no ner id; rresn macaerei, saiggatnat bog ahlpmanta even for a amau
per lb; crawfish. 16e pier doi; aturgeon, J dfatanee outaide of thia city. It ia
II He per lb; black baas, 20c per lb; I Dractlcallv out of reaaon for Backers
liver Smelt 7C Per lb: Shad. 40 Pr lb: I in hrlnar .t. hiu. Inln tha P.flflf!
blcJL?5!!'l-c Pr lb. '. I coast marketa. - The amall auppliea
left them wlth-
requlrementa for
riving on each freight, put are oeing - 0YSTERgZ.Bhoalwter bay. par gal- therefora la
ShoW merchant, are receiving jjg. ".Vpei .Via L
,e!0mA'rk'.nd.Moftprrc..Caanr. rfflS O&Tirrb.alUnn.WVc u
more
mm m ruiill Th. tnmntoea are usually
of a good grade and are Oregon prod
uct, ahlpped from The Pallee.
MRS STEVENS. PORTLAND'S RELIA- Oregon and California peachea will
We I palmlat and spiritual Tlfa reader; be. ahort. The crop will be aomewhat
reaainrs dally. 141 H Yamhill. larger than the apricot crop, but It la
tin SxvFP tPiRtTtiAl. niCAbKrL not expected that they will ever drop
iml l.t.put In thO
doi. .... I ho market at thia tlma la the fact
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. , 12.40:1 .k. i. -w. i.i
akaa i . ev a I aax a a vbmbj rri v mitv U an iiiv awv-ea-a
raaor clama, 2.00 per box; lOo per dot. ysTu .Uh,p for toamy iMt Tuesday, a
rani, ooai ou, no, . i year ago, or two yaara ago today. .,
ROPE Pure Manila. 16 Vc; standard, Cattle Axe Juat Steady.
l'e; alaal, 11c. . . . I At tha recant droo of JKo In cattle
I ('Mil 1111 tar1 a A.m. 1 ( .... I
r?ti BurnaCVornerlOth. l?.?.1" .V5T SSSS o ! ? ?" Zh"S. i? -b.b. ihti tlma to hold It." oWn Ind for" .p--
STREET PAVING WSiJ2S. M . Mr4 ,?. M,05C
i u t (i 1 1 j . uunt i vi, w . r , .AHiii.inr . n n (if ar rim aivau u.r
- . i. - aavv -. - - i
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, aide walks and eroee
tngs. 114 Lumber Exchange.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PA VINO CO.
, of Portland. Office 166 Worceater blk.
1 SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS
imflTKR A KLfclSER SIGNS.
have built ud the largeat algn R"r c'l'"-l'. .'f.,7,.
and keeping our pimlaea. Our prlcea . tn ,trwt.
are right. ft ana juveren myw. rnun- - RecelT;t, . Gutter are not heavy. Tha
Menanw m. : .rMunerlea that are paying 10 ccnta u
'RTflVS THAT ATTRACT" PORT- nu.rM aattlna- harelv enough at that
land Sign Co., m etam. yacirio io. price to supply their traae. n ib noi
tnougni mil inert wm w "y vi""7fPT"
market
JTront Street Active.
Wont atreet la verv buay. More fa
vorable weather ia now coming on, and
fruit aaIeB are large. Arrangements ior
the shipment of fall frulta, aucn aa
grapes, apples, etc., will begin to ar
rive within a rew oaya.
Tha nanenaa that arrived yeaterday
In auch poor condition are being aold
" c SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP
tlon; bank, bar and atore flxturea
made to order. The Lutke Msnufao-
taring Co.. Portland.
Jt. H. BtRDSALL. DESIGNER: , ACT. M.
winter Lummr uo. 7 nammun
TYPEWRITERS
" BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER
Agency Suppllea: repalra. Raleigh
tldg th and Waahlngton ata
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
TOWEL- SUPPLY
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
-' bniBlt, soap. II per month. Portland
Laundry Towel Supply Co., Ith and
Couch ats. rnoneeiB.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C O. PICK OFFICE II 1ST ST.. BB-
wMn. at uric and Oak ats.; phone" III,
' tianna and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick ware-
' House with eeparaie iron rovma, tivui
'and Clay ata.
"' At STTV.nrilO TRANSFER CO
'Henrv Roe . W. A, Cleland.
. ... IT. P. 8heaacreen.
General transfer and atorage; aafea,
elanoa and furniture moved, packed and
ahinned. 201 Oak at Both phonea.
i VAN HORN TRANSFER & STORAGE
jo ino.-aneciaJty
Id et. comer Ash.
Furniture and piano moving
a aDecialtr: atorage warenouse. v-t
Phone Main lilt
PENINSULAR EXPRESS & BAGGAGE
Tranafar. 247 Alder at Phone Main
m. ,
OREGON TRANSFER CO, 114 N. ITH.
Main II. Heavy hauling ano storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAQE A TRANS
fer Co. Storage. 124 Stark. Main 407,
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND, OREOUH,
feVERDlNG at FARRELL. PRODUCE
and commlaalon merchants. 140 Front
t)t, Portland, ur. ynone Main
F5Wft75 FtTRNlTURE MANUFAC
turlng Co. Manufacturers of f urnl
tare fqr the trade. Portland. Or.
WAbtiAM A CO.. WHOI-ESALE GRO-
cers, manufacturers and eommlaalon
- merehav ts. iw ana w in.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special oraera. nuvenaaya lurni
tore factory, 107 Front st,
ALLEN A. LEWIS. COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front and; Davis
sia., ronuno. w .
V HOLES ALE CROCKERY AND
glajaware. Prael, Hegrele & CoV Port
land, Or. '
THE OREGON CHEESE CO. INO-
Cheeae, Duuer, egga, eic, omry piu
vcta bought or handled on commission.
121 6th st (Swetland bldg.). PorUand,
Or.
LEWIS-8TENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., Barbers' Supplies. Barbers' Fur
niture. Barbers' Chairs. 10th fc Morrlaon.
KLAMATH A COMING
DAIKYING EEGI0N
(Special 1U pitch to Tbe Journal.)
Klamath Falls.. Or., July 10. State
Dairy Commlsaioner J. W. Bailey Is at
Klamath Falls on a semi-official visit,
1 his first to this county, and he Is im-
? reascd with conditions here relative to
he dairy business. He says he con
siders conditions almost Ideal for the
eatabJishm ent of, large dairy interests.
He drove to Bonanza, in the valley be
low Klamath Falls, to visit the Bonanza
creamery, the first to be established In
the county. For the first time Klamath
county creamery butter is for sale -in
tnis city. Mr. Bailey win visit crater
Lake before returning to Portland.
BAKER CITY AUTO
: f FIRM INCORPORATES
" Rpeelal Plapitch to The Journal.)
Salem. " Or.. July SO: The following
incorporations have filled articles:
- Queen City Automobile company, in
corporatora J. W. Huff, H. L. Pattee,
O. L., Fowler, George H. Foster, E. A.
IluftV main office Baker City, Oregon,
capital atock 16,000, objecta conduct-
- Jng tha' business, or buying, selling.
, renting and repairing automobiles.
' The Buttersworth-Stephenaon com
pany. Incorporators John w. Cook, A. L.
HutterswortiV H. O. Beckwlth, main of
fice Portland, capital stock 116,000, ob-
ject, real estate, brokerage and general
contracting; business. ; . "
''Vavriieti BojrV Bodf Fonnd.
Sil.I Ptanatck : t The' Joorn
CnnVinn. Wash.. Julv 10. The bodv
Of Harry Eggleaton, son of City Trea
surer II. M.- Eggleston, was found yes
ter Jay tnmer tha Monroe street bridge.
n ,7,,),!r, Tha boy fell into the river
a - Ka while attempting to lump a
channel five fet wide. Tha body went
over the hiarh falls and was badly mang
ld from falling on, tha rocka below. It
was in the large wninpooi ior sis oaya.
tained.
Today's cattle arrivals amounted to
160 bead as against 160 head a wevk
ago, 214 head a year ago, and 16 head
thia same Tuesday two yaara ago. A
year ago today cattle demand waa Just
fair with values holding.
Firmer Ton in sTaaajt.
A firmer tons Is everywhere shown
In tha sheep market and local condl
tlona are well In line. There were no
arrivals today and thia had a stimulat
ing enect upon values out no cnangea
were shown. Receipts a week ago were
400 head a against 100 head a year
ago and 116 head two years ago today.
A year ago sheep values were firm
but unchanged.
Hose Beat eaatern Oregon. 11.60:
stockers and feeders, $6.00 1.26; China
rat, is.26tvi.60. r
- Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers
11.76; best cows and heifers, $2.76
1.00: bulls. 11.00.
Ilkaan Wa.kaoa A A A i K Unhl
t v. t..i . v.. .b ,.. i . ""-- .
a.ow iiuia, .uif .v. an. vw.a. w. li.ispB.vO.
sal: Iron bbla. 18c per gal,
BENZINE II deg., cases, 260 par
gal; iron bbla, 13c per gaL
TURPENTINE In cases, llo par gal;
wooden bbls. 93c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lote. 7o per
lb; 500-lb lots. So per lb; less lots, IH
per lb.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at 11.11.
NEW YORK STOCKS
WON'T HOLD RISE
FALL WHEAT IS
HHICK THE BEST
AS DIRT THIEF
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
- a mips
M. M. stpoksa
n AUg.
City Street . Cleaning Fore
man Charged With Selling
Earth for Private Fills.
V
mvMLM auu .
a. an
rraaldaal
. jja ' SB ' .at - V a,Ul
Spring Grain SOWn TOO Late street cleaning department la tha offi
cial head against whom
A . . . L
.....M.....,,.el, u
. B. ilVASTA MOVTM. ' "
Uiliag Txom Sasma.
Hint .y. aa. .
. m. w. 00.H1 leu .wit.
to Secure Benefits of
Moisture.
mt is tha offl- 4".lF iCTvV.'L'Vi'n
chargea of sal- WW ""'T 0, A7. -V 15 M
fills have been " ... . . . . . .
:".", "- " mm, mm
Fall Wbsrt U Beat.
Examination of tha wheat
fields of Oregon and Washington
during tha past week show fall
sown grain to be in much tha
beat condition. In many In
ataneea spring wheat Is suffering
from, tha lack of ' moleture.
While tha harvest Is over In
many places In tha eastern por
tion of tha two states. It will
be fully a week before opera
tions will be general.1
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
July 10. July 21. Gain. 1101.
lint city dirt for private fills have been
made, his Identity being . -dlacloaed at I
tha meetlne- of tha street cleaning com
mittee of the executive board yesterday! V
af tarn Ann Tha nffanaa allaaad oonalat-I
ad of selling dirt waahed down Union vraasaaai ,,,,, ,,,jrnly aa
avenue by Isst winter's storm waters! Santa Ion ................. ..July aa
to property owners along that street. onoina ..aly gg
XUV Via.B M W11VI1.11UMIJ umiiau wi
tha foreman. - who aeserta that it ia
spltework' on tha part of - subordinates
in tha department Auguat haa bean
set aatda . as tha tlma for tha hearing.
Jenkins la also acoused of a minor of
fense, that of breaking a horae while he
was supposed to be giving big time to
tha cltv and later auarterlne? tha horaa
at tha city barn at tha city 'a expenee.
ine accuaea oinoiai states uiai na
: saw anujrazsoo Bom
sUtllntT . m. -sran astMK
City Ctttoa, MS WaakUgVta St.
Colombia Klvcr Occntry
uatrxATOB zxxm nnuKa-u. .
asi s aa4ikt a -nw AKsaaVA KrAii bvK tMlnat I
i7Z i T- ..lit tfc.7 h Vh.M ! sal
filed by- aever&l of tha subordinates, but Caartst Th. r.iu7r---aa
thev wera not Written tha namea of "M""
Dally aatrtae her tea ISrtlaal aaJ The
Dallaa, eaa.pt aadar. be flag Pertkal H
t a. arrhrhis a boat la. a- J.T
ire igai aaa paaseasers. gpieadU aaaaaiaiiiiii
Uraatsck.
rarOaadi laat el
Mala 114. rerUasT
tha complalnanta are not known. . In or-1 a- , B. .
dsr that tha charges may be prepared wOMTM 9ACXWX0 aTTBAJUJLLP OO.I
in proper lorm avna inaa wiui .um Doarui r nAiiiAve
tha hearing has been onUnued until I StCBlnSDiDS K0AN0KE
Thnrali. Aiianiat a. l
Chargea have also been filed against I
Park Superintendent Monteltb by I
pharlea Paaala, a discharged am plojra of Sat) for -reka, San Franc! eoo and Loa
n n i.r 1 1 mm i
una IT, I.U1
ifjt ttC till n Z tJc not made publlo, will be heard at tha -iiclet efflea 111 Third, near AldaE
n!S Jtij 'iiB.7 u-lk "-ting of tha board FrlW morning. I phenes M. lilt. H. TOUNO. Agent,
m a a . AT " I
1
CHALLEIIGE TO
May. 1.01
100
Earl Strength Gives Way to Weak
ness Late In Day Steel Meet
log Ia on Today.
EASTERN MARKETS HOLD.
soon, although a rlea may come within
tbe next 10 days.
Front street prices:
Grain, Flour and Feed,
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, le, largo
lots; small lots, Ityc.
nw-AT iuh. 79llo: red Ruselan.
71cr bluestem, 11081c; valley, JO 81e; ket Parted strong and made aome ad
CORN Whole, $21.00; cracked, 121.00 vancea early. It sold off later on liqui-
tuar tnn I li.Hnn Kv tk. .am. n.rtlaa who aold
BAHLltl Heu-rwo. ii.vw .v ye,tHm. and closed but iractionaiiy
ir ton; rolled, $21.00 24,00; brewing, changed either way. Hogs, Cattle and Sheep
1 ne decline ox in in. price 01 bji
grades of copper on the Metal exchange
today caused aome- selling pressure ana
loss in Amalgamated shares.
The meeting of the directors of the Chicago .
United Btates steel company win na 1 Kansas City
neia loaay o-nu il ia aaiu uiai tiio bu.i.o-
ment for the second quarter will show
an increase In earnings or n.z&o.ouo
Chicago. July 10. Chlcaao wheat
trade atarted ' bullish todav. not 1th-
standlng tha fact that -Liverpool cables
came llttd off at tha start and made
Dut uttie improvement during tha day.
ine unicago session waa ratner aun.
but what little bualneaa appeared waa
of bullish nature. Bradstreeta report
ot me grain viaioia aupply anowmg a
small loss was a slight help toward
maintaining prices.
The report shows: Wheat east of
Kocxies, increased 1.160.000 bushels
Canada, decreased 1,267,000 bushels;
Europe and afloat, decreaaed 100,000
bushels; world's decrease, 807,000 bush-
eia.
Corn Decreaaed 1,261.000 bushels.
Oats Deoreased 1,111,000 buahels.
Official Chicago prices by Overback,
Starr & Cooke company:
WHEAT.
fMMEAUl ttVlllJJtlflSiiJ
PLAY CHECKERS Jamestown Exposition
LOW RATES
C. L. Burr Desires to Play A-tnnr- s. , xoi
m a m rn I
rweniy uames ior iiiaui-
pionship With Mr. Berg.
IS.
u.
per
122.00(321.00
RTE $1.66 per cwt
OATS New Producers' price No. 1
white, 121.00 per ton; gray, 127.00.
FLOUR - Eastern Oregon patenta,
$4.80; straights, $4.26; export, $4.00;
valley, $4.1004.40; graham, $1.76:
J hole wheat, $4.00; rye, 60s, $6.60; balea,
3.00. ,
MlLLBTUr T Din, aii.uv pr .un.
xu;
July
Sept
Dec
May ,
Sept
JJec.
May.
Are Steady L '
In Chicago. I -o-
VOlvaBV, v Ul w. vaiaiya.t awvaaa,.
HOara. uatue. oneeD.
14.000 1,000 10,000 July
18,000 11,000 6,000 ept
6,000 s.aoo
ilt 11
100 100
CORN.
H 614
40tl 60
nil 61U
OAT8.
100 101
II
41
SI
1oH
11
middlings. $26.00; snorts, country, zu; ji i908i
city, 111.00: chop $11 00 $21.00, , feteel shares were dull during the
"Ax Froaucers; Pce vinioi or, aay Kai cl0aed about yesterday's tig
Ulamette valley, fancy, $17.000 $18.00 : (
Willamette
Ordinary. $11.00 14.00; eastern lOregoa,
$18; mixed, $10010.60; clovei1, $160
grain, $8010; cheat, $8.60010.60,
Batter. Eggs and Fonltry.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland 1 ft points over Monday.
flweet rrmm. 28 Ue: sour. SIHC I
bittter Cltv creamery. 27mjl0c:l Official New York orlces by Overbeck
seconds, z&ho; outsiae rancy, zoc; see-1 & uooxe company:
onds, 22Hc; store, Oregon, lssyisa
EGGS Extra fancy, candled, 22
22 He; good candled, 21 22 He
c-IEESE New Full cream, flats.
1616ttc per lb; Toning Americas, 11
POTTLTRY-Mlxed ohickens. lie: fancy I AmaL Cop. Co
hens; 12 llo lb; roosters, old, lOo lb; I Amar. u. ir.,
frvera. l.ffllBc lb: broilers, iididcid.: 1 mw. v.,
Omaha 10.000
Hogs left over, 4,100; receipts a year SeD
.n i7nnA- mlYii 10i.S0: heavv. ..7'
.1. . 1.1-V. . Ta.na. I .? 1. . . - . . - T. - , . , . I LCU
uvcr mi iHsv.uu. niau uu ciiuana - " i j. j o M 8. 40 ; rOUgn, 10.10 Iff .vo ; llgni, i j,-
.U(O'O.0V.
Cattle Steady. .
Sheep Steady.
NEVADA MIXING STOCKS.
Southern Faolflo Is BaUIah.
Southern Pacific was the bullish stock
tnr th. riflv aal.a hAlna1 hatter and
sharea making a closing gain of about Bid Prices Current Today on the San
Francisco Exchange.
Sept
Jan.
J. Wark called at Tha Journal office
fiW- ff- 9J,e today and deposited $26 aa a guamntea
J W 91 I V fWU 1,14 IU sjs VUaM4VU gU-IA WJ
1 II 2 C. L Burr to F. K. Berg to play a
series of 10 games of checkers for da
champlonauip of the Pacific coast,
which Burr allegea Berg laya claim ux.
The challenge Is for a purse of 160 or
mora. Burr placing no limit upon tha
amount he la willing to risk pn the
game. Burr's defy follows:
saya In the Chicago Inter Ocean regard
ing the playing of a match at checkers
and hereby challenge him to a bout of
20 games for a atake of $200 and mora
if desired.
"Mr. Berg Is posing as tha champion
of the Paclflo coast and If ha wishes to
defend the honor let him meet me
across tbe board for any atake he may
choose to name above 160. I will play
on the following condltlona:
"Each man to select five openings
and each to olay both aides of suoh
openings seleoted. I will also play the
restriction. wui piay
ill i'5
B
MESS PORK.
..1141 1141 1141
..1140 1(66 1140
LARD.
..Ill 121 III
,.22 $20 117
.. 865 867 111
SHORT RIBS.
,. 866 115 III
,. 800 800 7IT
1841
1161
III
10
117
815
800
Chicago and retnrn, 7LI.
St. Louis and retnrn. $17.11.
St Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, Sop,
rlor, Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re
turn, 110.
3-TCAINS DAILY 5
For tlcketa, aleeptng ear rsasi rations
and additional -Information, call on or
address) H. DICKSON, C P. 4k T. A.
IAS TXXM9 Wtm rOSILUS, OB.
Telephones I Main 110. Bona A-lItt.
Ho! For Astoria
OOI
FastSteamerTelcgraph
Dally (except Thursdays). Lea vea JUdec
street dock I a. m.
Snadays a. m. fl round trip,
rmoira ha ! sea.
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, July 10. Official prlcea
. .... .( TUTtll 1 . .. la
some private room in Portland begin- COlOlllUUl KlVCF IDrOUQll LlDC
I a , . a.J n.1 1 1 nl.w amm a I 0
Mala. AUBU. a U , miu nm aaa.v .wia. v. i
six sanies each day. contlnuoualy re-
DESCRIPTION.
1 Mr'tirr Co, iZ?mlVXSlCi
I mi.i painttj art china, 142 Washington
meet, "
o
OIL o.
mM riiinba 11c ih- inrlnr ducks, llo lb: I Amer. LOCO.. C
geese, old. 810c per id; spring geese, er. sugar, c.
ilHlao per lb; turkeys, llpllo lb;
for old; squaba, $2.60 per dosen; pigeons.
$1.76 per dosen. uressea poultry, iv
jC per Ib. higher.
.ops. Wool and lUdsa,
HOPS 101 croD Prime to choice.
m7c; medium to prime, 6?4c; con
tract a, 1107 crop, 10911c.
wuol. i07 cup vaiiey, zoo no
eaatern Oregon, 18 21c
MOHAIR New 1907 Z2SHC
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 150200
ennhr short wool. 2EiSI40c: medium, wool.
BU..7Kn aih: inn. wool. 7H-M11 no aann i AJOi. r. at 1.. o
TALLOW Prime, per lb. !4c: Na -oi. eoutnern, c
2 and grease, 2?2Ho.
CHITTIM BARK 6C per Ib.
Fruits and Vegetables.
POTATOES $2 per sack; old, $1.
ONIONS Jobbing price New Cali
fornia' red. $3 per sack: New Walla
Walla, $2.6008.00 lb.; garlic. So per lb.
APPLES New, ll.OO0il.76.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. $1,000
4.00: bananaa. 6c lb.: lemons. 16. 00(37. 50
per box; limes. Mexican, $4.00 per 100;
pineapples, $!.256.00 dosen; grape fruit
is.ze; cnerriea, epiuc id; peacnes, ooe
tvii.16: crawroras (uaurorniai. ii.so:
Oregon cantaloupes, $3.60 4.60; rasp
berries, $1.26; plums, $1 watermelons.
lMlc; cultivated blackberries, $1.26
crate; wua, bo id; craoappies, eow
76c per box; Bartlett pears, $2.60 per
ox.
VEGETABLES TutoIds. new. 80c (ft
11.00 sack: carrots. 75cffl!1.00 ner sack:
beets,. $1.60 per sack; parsnips. $1.00
11.26; cabbage, $2.00; tomatoes, Oregon,
BVOvuc; parsnips, vucwti; wax Deans,
green, so per id.; cauliflower. $1.26
60 dozen: toeas. 6c: horseradish. 8c lb.:
artichokes. 65c76c dozen; rhubarb. 3c
lb.; green onions, 26c per dozen; bell pep
pers. 10lle per lb.; head lettuce,
( ) doz. ; cucumbers, hothouse, 2030c
dox; outdoor, 40 80c box; radishes, 16c
dozen bunches; eggplant, 16.25 crate;
green corn, , lOo dozen; celery. $1.26
dozen. -
. Crrocarlas, JTuta, Ztc.
RTTGAR . m. Cube. 18.22 : Dowdered
I8.07H; berry. $5.87; dry, granulated,
Sb.87tt; Btar, ia.. com. a, ja.svtt:
extra B, $6.87 Ml golden C. $6.27 H; D
yellow, $6.17ttt beet granulated, $5.77;
barrels, 10c; half barrels, , 25c; boxes,
50c advance on sacx oasis.
(Above prices are, 10 days net cash
Quotations.) :
HONEY $1.10 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $16,810
16,61.
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100s.
112.50 per ton; 60s, $18.00; table, dairy,
50s, $17.50; 100s, $17.25; bales, $2.10;
Imported Liverpool, 60s. $20.00; 100s.
119.00; 224s, $18.00; extra fine, barrels.
2a, 6s and 10a, $.60t.50; Liverpool
lump rock, $20.60 per ton; 601b rock,
$11.00; 100s, $10.80. . 5 1
(Above prices apply; to sales of less
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
subject to fluctuations.) ' m .
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1; Icj No.
2, 5c; New 6rleanslea4.7c;
AJax, 6c; Creole, 6e.
BEANS Small white, 11.10: large
white. $3.25; pink, $3.40; bayou. S.o;
Llmas, c; Mexican reas, -iw
NUTS Peanuts, J urn do, iko per id;
!8
97741 II
fm
I
Amer. Smelt, c.
do preferred .
Anaconda M. Co.
Amer. Wool., c.
Atchlsen, com . .
do preferred .
B. 4 C, com . . .
do preferred .
Brook. R. Tran.
Can. Pacific c.
C 4 G. W., C.
C, M. V St Paul
Chi. & NW.. c.
Ches. & Ohio..
do 2d ofd.
do 1st pfd... .
Dal. & Hudson..
P. & Rio G., o..
do preferred .
Erie, com
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd....
Great North., p.
ill. central ....
Louis. & Nash..
Mex. Cent. Ry..
M., K. A T., o..
do preferred . .
Distillers :
Ore Lands
Missouri PaciflC
National Lead...
N. Y. Central..
N. y., a & w..
Norfolk & W.. o
do preferred. .
North American
North. Pao., c, .
Pac. Mall S. Co
Penn. Railway,.,
P. G., L. 4 C. CO.
Reading, c
do 2d pref
do 1st pfd....
Rep. I. & 8.. c...
do preferred..
Rock island, a . .
do preferred..
8. L. & S. F. 2d p.
do 1st pfd....
South. Pac, c. . .
do preferred..
Southern Ry., c.. llVi
,ao prererrea. .t
Texas & Pacific! 20
T., S. L. & W., c. 28
s
91
II 61
IS
111
76
104X 104 10S
87
48
San Francisco, July 10. Official bid
prices:
Sandstorm 40c. Red Tod 14.10, Mo
hawk 116.87 A. Columbia Mt 57oA.
Jumbo $4, Jumbo Ext $1.72. Vernal
6c. Pennsylvania 8c A, Kendall suo a.
Booth 43c, Blue Bull 82c, Adams 11c,
Silver Pick 80o, May Queen 10c, Nevada
Boy 8c, is. a. taxi, bo, tiiue uen ioc.
July
Sept
Dec.
Sept
fiteam era of tha "OPEN RIVER" Una
Open. Close. Julv 19. Lcaa. rn TSn-irdML ntli iVnlUK STREET DOCK .very JJonl
7s ld 7s ld 7s lid Ud the entire number of gamea are fin- day. Wedneaday ana, Friday ' -at FIVH
7s 1 d d isned. Play to be under the atandard J-f" C-'nV,t. ai , TTmatin.
7. 6d d I law. of th. game a. laid down In Lee's n Mi JSSlt
"Sv! ...K.t.nti.f. mv ohaiiana-. mnii in riv. early. Low rates. Prompt servica.
Vn . h m7 Rar,'. "nrond Telephone Main 1101. HOOI. ait.
..7. 2d 7a 2
. .7s 4d 7s 4
CORN.
,.4sl0d 4sl0d 4sl0d d
St, Louis Wheat Market,
September wheat.
St Loula. Julv 10.
810.
0 7 I T , J I . C ,-1 nHl.V,l. CA UlVaral. ttt
RBlZ ill.). VU, VX. I.U1UII1U1. ouu, .A.w.asa. w.
St Ives 90c, Conqueror 12c, Blk. Rock
JflJ? 4c, Lone Star 18c, G. Wonder 2c, Pot
il lati-h 36c A. Oro 22c. Kendall Ext 8c.
1I1H I V ' 7 ' . . . . . ra.
Hanast. Halt. 40. Aiayne ic. Atlanta oac.
Great Bend 78c, Slmerone 19c, Empire
Liverpool Cotton Market,
Liverpool. Julv 10. Cotton futures
closed 2 to 8 points lower.
?5i 10c A, Red Top fext 82c, Florence $6.35. United States Oovernirjcmt Bonds,
Dlam'f B. B. con. 23a, . uaisy i.bo.
York, . July
A a
IvatKUIUt la.BU, VU1UIIIU1I1.(UU1 vw vwiiu,
. .& T3AnJ Iln n. Tl.n.4
latl. . . . Via . x.u i fc. ' ' -.a Hid
Anx 8c Mlllstorm 40oA. B. B. Bonanza T-0f r.glgtared 105
6c, Kewanos 66c, Esmeralda 9c, Port- do COUDOn i06
land 20c, Cracker Jack 18c, Ficla Mo- Threes, registered 102
hawk $1.15, Red Hill 66c, Mohawk Ext. OOUDOn 108
148& ?c' LSU 2."?nJcX Yl Tller t!0c' iran?vla Threes, amall bonds ..107
35 JL.P,.clt JF'.L ?l Y' JVfS 6o CoL Pours, registered, new.. 117
Mt Ext So, Goldf. Cons. $7.60. ,j0 coupon 1211
lS-Ctr la-.41 T rP4 T) M a. A4S
4 Ophlr II, Mexican Bo, Gould A Curry li!!.?bi!.,!.6B" ""HI
k o I n. r. vi..i.ia ii. ao.mM (an Philippine Fours 109
Ui7 I lav, .jJ 1 1 . T llglllll. V i u. ajuvu.' wu, I r -
14H4 Hale A Norcross 65c. Yellow Jacket 90c.
28 Belcher 27c. connaence eoc, sierra ev. I.ri KAli 'lil KlTIIiTl
701 380. Exohecuer 40c Union 28c. I JJXi JAi.l Vll XJ DVUJU
Asked.
. 106
101
103
104
128
129
106
134
65
74
ITS OWN CANNERY
by Sale of Stock Existing
Small Plant to Be Bought
do preferred .
Union Pac, c...
do preferred . .
U. 8. Rubber, c . .
do preferred..
U. S. Steel Co., c.
Wabash, c
do preferred . .
W. U. Telegraph.
Wis. C, c
do preferred. .
27 28 27
112
!!
6
26
49U
143
97
100
is
38
98
100
13
40l 40 40
Call money closed 2 Der cent
Total sales for day, 425.100 shafes.
New York Cotton Market.
Virginia, 7c per lb; roasted, J 0c per
lb: Japanese. 56ttc: roasted. '7trJc
per lb; walnuts, California. 10c per lb;
pine nuts, 14 16c per lb: hickory nuts,
10c per lb; Brazil nuts, 18o per lb; fil
berts, 18c per lb; fancy pecans. 18020c
pw ; aimonds, 1 ZlttC - S; i , y
v Meats, rish and Frorlsloas..' ,
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy, 1 He per lb; large, - 7lo per
lb; yeaL extra, !9o per lb; ordinary,
5 il Poor. 67e per lb: mutton,
,,nrwSJ?c Jr lb. j
HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portlahd pack,
P.0?;1)1"".. 10 to II lbs, 16c per lb;
i lb" l6o per Ib; I to 20 lbs.
16c: breakfaat bacon. 1512o per
lb; ; picnics, He per lb; cottage roll,i
11 e per lb; regular ahort clears, un
amoked. llo psr lbs smoked, llo pet lb;
'"'i.' ' . . -Xrr-i' ir v '' :
Jsn
Feb....
March ..
April j ..
May . . .
July ...
Aug.
Sept,
Oct..
Nor.i
Dee.:
Open. High. Low.
.1195 1200 1190
.1204 J204 1201
....1215
....1150
..,.1146
..4.1144
....1177
.,,.1175
....1186
1210
1145
1148
1144
1175
1175
1183
July
80 29
1192 1193
1195 1196
1202 1200
1216 1204
1210 1209
1185 1166
1142 1148
1144 1144
1176 . 1175
1179 1178
1184 1184
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 7o. Bullf. M. C. 13c, Mont
Tliillr atx Nut n.nlr 91n T. Harria If
Amethyst 29c. Gold Bar llo. Stelnway
rS- Pener But Anx. 8c, Bonnie Clare I Jen Thousand Dollars to Be Raised
DUU a"i. juajriiu. v vy 1 1 n . oov. anuuij viuu
Ext TO, G. Scepter 9o, Monty. Mt. 14c,
B. Daisy iocA. Homestake cons. c,
Yankee Girl 6c A. Nugget 4o, Tramp
cons. 4ic, victor ioc a, Nortn star ac a.
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nev. 18c. Mont. Ton. $1.25 A,
Ton. Ext 11.45. MacNamara 28c. Mid
way 90c, Ton. Belmont $3.30, Ton. No.
Star 22c, Ohio Ton Sc. West End Cons.
79c Kescue 14c, Ton. & caiir. 7c A, Gol
den Anchor 14c, Jim Butler $1, Ton.
Cash Boy 6c. Ton. Home 5c. Boat. Ton
lOcA, Monarch Pitts. Ex. 7c. Mont Mld-
Hixt 40, uoiaen urown ec.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. 60c A. Manh. M. Co. 6c.
G. Wedge 6c Sevier Hump 6c Dexter
16c. ju joe zc,-crescent ma, uomDlna
(flpaelal Dlapateb to Tbe JoamaL)
Lebanon. Or.. Jalv 10 At a nnhiin
meeiiiiK neia in ine ODera nouaa la waa
decided that Lebanon ahould build a
large fruit and vegetable cannery. Tho
initiative step In this direction was
taken by the Crowfoot grange a few
weeks ago when it aoDolnted a com.
mlttee to see bow much fruit and vege
tables could be secured for this pur
pose. This committee met with great
encouragement and reported to the local
development league, the president of
tion 2c Granny 24c, Mustang 22c. Little which called this meeting.
Grey 20cA. Cowboy 6e A, Grig. Manh. C. A. Maeboeuf, diet
?c. Broncho 7c, Jump. Jack J 6o, Pinenut aarent of the Southern Par
6c, Buffalo 8c, S. Dog 16o. Y,
Indian uamp yc
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Falrv. Sliver King 15c A. Falrv. Eagle
66c. Nevada Hills $6.26 A, No. Star
Wonder 6c. Eagle's Nest 20c A, Ruby
wonder zoc a, Alice or wonder fccA,
nitsDurg Oliver ream n.v.
trlct frelrht
k "1. . I agent or me ooutnern Paclflc at Fprt
orse 4C, I land, waa tha nrlnxlnnl an.nU. a .h.
I - - . a - r v ...v
venlng. M. A. Miller and several nthara
spoke.
it was publicly announced that there
was a man present that would nut un
such a cannery as waa wanted. If the
geopie would give mm tneir support,
ut after discussing the matter it was
decided to mane it a Joint stock' com.
pany and get as many aa possible in
teres teu in in. movement,
NVi anlslYl ii
CGeeWo
Ike WeO-aTae i
SeliaN.
accordance with Mr. Berg's proposal
In the Inter Ocean, I herewith deposit
$25 with th. sporting editor of The
Journal as an evidence of good faith.
Said sum must be covered In 10 days
from data of publication of this chal
lenr. or I shall conclude that Mr. Berg
does not want to play and that his talk
Is mere bluff.'
Mr. Burr Is from Forest, Washington,
and formerly resided In Portland.
R0CKPILE PKIS0NERS
VERY QUIET TODAY
Th. prisoners at Kelly butts, where
wreck the jail with dynamlt. and fad's that eVdlaeavw".1! If glrtag
escape, as related exclusively In The to tbe world kla wonaarral ntaiedl-a,
Journal yesterday afternoon, are quiet HO If EHOUHYFOIHOMS OK sxuoa tmso i
today and are working industriously UXCVJilt JW7TH0UT OPiaaflOW, OB
breaking rock and feeding it into tjie WITHOUT IHI AID Of 4 fariFS.
big crushers. . H "i!?t! t?. ran. Catarrs. Aathata.
It la believed that onlya few of the fe ".ZS" -52
64 prlsonera at the rockplle, aald. from "'Tl. w"! "T?.. Wf
hia. In ,h. 4i,nr.nn knn that th. I .' ."". af WHK
i"""" .." .-. -C""TA Th. saas aaa an rrmn uimm.
UIia.IUliVl BUU18 V W aa, ,
prisoners in ine dungeon wm d. Kept
there for a considerable tlm. on bread
an1 water. One of the men who Was I
placed in th. dungeon after th. dyna- fast laoslva From Faktae. Chins . lata, Ian
mite waa exploded, H. Spaulding, was sad SellaUa,
released laat night the prison guards ir TOO AM AITLTOTBD. DONT SaXAY.
CHINESE
aal mmA Wm
DOCTOR
A SURE CANCER CURE
havlne- been eonvlced that he was not
a party to th. daring attempt to .scape.
TARIFF EXPERTS ARE
SOUGHT BY SERVICE
DELAYS ASS DANQEBOtm
If yea eaaaot call. Write for aymptna, Uaag
aad eircalar. Inelose 4 eanta la ataau ,
CONSULTATION FREE.
VMM C. OXt WO OBUZU MXUIC
ia
(Joomal Ipeeial Sarvfee.)
Washinaton. Julv 10. In Durauanoe
of the policy of davaloplng expert in
the service of the state department, an
examination is being held today th.
civil - service commission ' of candi
dates for appointment to th. bureau of
foreign trad, relations. Th. examina
tion is expected to attract some capable
college graduates who are desirous of
making a oareer In that partloular Una,
The successiui candidates win do eou
11814, lint St.. Oar.
a-aruaaa, urates.
a-iaaae aiaatias TBia
JaOIAICA BANANAS
SUFFER FROM DROUGHT
PEACH CROP UNUSUAL
IN LEWIST0N C0UNTRYk4t
8nccial Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Lewlston, Idaho, July 10. Lewiston's
crop of peaches will this year exceed
the yield of any previous season. Early
In the year it was reported all of the
orchards were nipped by the frost and
that the yield this year would be very
small.
The crop in but ona section of the
Lewlston country was damaged by the
Waiters. G. D. Harris and H. C. Mc
Tlmonds was appointed to form Plana
ano go aneau witn ine movement This
committee met and decided to organise
with a sio.ooo capital stock and to sell
snares at io each. The commute, is
rapidly selling th. stock.
c. F. watters. a farmer who lives
two miles north of Lebanon, has run
a small cannery tor several years and
has mad. a success of It. The plans
seem to be for the new company to take
thia small cannery and increase its
capacity many times, to move the plant
frost, that being Vlneland. across the
Snake river. Hera some damage was I in,n T.h-non and buhd a Urn hnlfrtina-
done to the peach crop, and yet the near tha railroad, wher. th. business
utuuaru uicii iii vvvu cmuu i wiii be ODerated. It is believed such
boxes of
Portland Bank Statement,
Clearings today .$ 957,710.25
do year ago 861,926,37
Gain today
Balances today ......
do year ago
between Ho, 000 and 45j000
peaches.
The crop of apples, pears, plums and
apricots at Vlneland was not affected
by the rrost and tne irees are nojr over
burdened with ripening fruit. Above
and below Vlneland on th. Snake river
the orchards passed throught the
Lfrostv nla-uis successfully. The peach
crop is unuBuauy neavy, and or pari. oBlse, Ida.. July 10 Charles P.t.r-
ucuwnjr until ,u.7, ..-w vaio w i aon, a convict wno escapea irom th.
..$ 105.788.83
79.616.99
161,568.14
" Foreign Exchange Rates. . v
Now Tork, July 10. Exchange selling
. a . . Dla.llM. ...man. 1V7 vn. An
r. LVTB . DiiMB, ..... . u. . -.vi.vv, vv
days sight 482.90; cables, 487.75; Paris,
114. pfus.l-l; Berlin. , plus 1-31.
a plant would pay big from th. begin
ning, v'
EX-GUARD CATCHES
ESCAPED CONVICT
tir. fruit crop of th. Lewlston counti-y
this year win exoeea ny is per cent that
of th. best preceding year.
Th. market - for, peaches - ha - been
strong, the fruit being sold far ahead,
and Indications are that other kinds of
fruit will sell as readily.
1 i I., .i ; i .-
.: New. York-London Sliver. .
New Tork. July 10. Bar silver 69 e: I esoaoed.
juonaon, it i-ia.
nenltentiary lasx unuraoay.
c&ntured near Garden i Valley by
Groom er, a former guard at that lnatl
been
Arch
tntlon. Groomerreeognlsed the di-1
oner and immediately . took charge of
him. Peterson told his captor that b
hail been let out on parole. Groomar
did not belle v. th. convict's story, com
municated with the sheriff of Boise
ounty and learned that Peterson had
.am, ww d. . nrougni : pace at
once.
(Joqrnal Special Sarrke.)
Kingston, Jamaica, July 80. Central
districts In this island ara aiiffartnc
fi'lfrlnfJrnaFfonaJ tarfff I, ?.Hi" ''"Om a SSV.r. drought and th. OUtlOOB
T ii. 1 Aha tor th bnana orop la not bright It
Ethn e..thiaSti S rarSnt'var-r aJd drought Is causing a greater
JKit.Tnttnn mi iff ViiJ. If loB tbtM th oarthquak. In January,
a..r.nf..?tn S 0t the nd vr 'mn. is reported In som.
ut- department , N dlstHcts of St Elisabeth's parish. Six
deaths from starvation hav. irnirrtkA
POLTPE RH ATtE-UP A "bt earthquake ahook -the island
rUJJ-LUTJ DilliVXi UI Sunday, but no damage was dona
AJ WALLA WALLA rjjjjjg DAUGHTER DID
NOT KILL HERSELH
Speelal Dlapateb to Ta JoornaLl
Walla Walla, Wash., July 80. Offi
cers eleoted at the city election July 9
qualified yesterday and assumed office
at noon today. Michael Davis succeeds
Jerry Brown as chief of police, and
(Journal Special Btrrlea.)
Kansas City, Mo., July 80. Mrs. Jen
nle Mathews, mother of Laura Matth-
citra&A big sha
police department J. , expected P tonight !.!!2?. 'AMf. 0J,be"!v,.ha
wnen umei uavis iuea witn tne council
his list of appointments, Patrolman
Wolff, who fought Davis -in the prt- Lawson Bnyg Smelter,
marles, filed his resignation today In , ,
anticipation of being beheaded. He will tJournal Special Strrlee.)
take charge of th."clty fish hatchery . PrascotU Aris.r- July - 0. Thomas
A number of patrolmen who fought Da- P'T.0'1 f. B"t0, ow Y.n"kth,1 ?um
vis will probably be dropped f rom th. boldt amelter near Prescott, haying Be
fore. - cured possession on July 6 of all but 6,-
vuu aiinroa ui ma capita, suna u um
Eonsolldated - Smelter company. Mr,
awson admitted that " th. deal was
closed, but would not divulg. his plans
nor his associates, who ar. said to b.
th. Standard OU orowd. . . v
Major Huntington Dead,
fjoaraal SDeeial Sriea.)
Paris, July 10. Major Henry A. HunU
ea
KNELL OF GAMBLING
SOUNDS AT KLAMATH
i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm .
(Siscetal Dlptcb to The JaoraaL 1
mam ath Falls. Or.. Julv so Tha
edict haa gone forth from Mavor B St.
itnuiiB xiaiiuif vi xuouiaaa r&iia. mar i . . : . , . , . ra. . v.
all gambling within tha oorporate iim- ZFm H?i4wh .ht hi
I. Tnn.t rnamtS Tha nnll. h.. k... B aOtf HSnry. WM Shot Wl HO
authorised to enforoe the order, which K.i... Oairta md a r,i.ali
-Ji.,7.. .it trini. r o.vn-- ' iV... I man a bedside, made an unsuccess;
M WVX UUUt mmm,. i va. aaaaisa. AAIU1UU
ins Blot machine. The tlm h&s come
Bar kaM tln VI BltVl TTa 111 la MM
I " 111 Waahlngton Is tha' tenter :of In-1
will not stand for th. town being wld. r.st for men today. .. v. , i . t f
open, henea the mayor's order Ib rec.lv ""' " "" 1 ' ' '1J'to'5
lng the hearty approval of th. best cltl- 1 Main springs, $1, Metxgefs, til Waslw
ens. , ' - . . ImtoB ltml;.v'.Jvoi:'l:l
Hier
rui atw
i