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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
NORTH YAKIMA.
No Lati In Real Estate or q Building
Personal Notes.

NosTH fAEfsa. sept ls.-sca estate Ia
N0yin Yakima Ani vicinity still CONTINUES
ecttye NAfi.ean & Reed. one 81 thv bead
tug real estate fras Ia tails part u the ter.
r{toFy. sold if1m their ostiCp here last
week q di1sfeni pisces Of real property
city lots ausi iarHs, the sales azsrrgatfng
iaaHy thousands 81 doiiass.
Am ecFmAla Il aow baiiainx for rent
" sale. Il row af dwelling houses on
Nstebes sveHue. hkVtax completed his
buildings Ia The Eastern addition.
The farHstfs Alliance arr constructing
a iaFgv sassh0ase an tbs s9ath sias ~ the
rsilNssd lraek. Tor tbs nse and eeuveulenee
- the gtanksF stockholders IN that iassita
tea
fbe Yakima savings & Rusiains Asso.
rtsiioa 4 Isl ptvecss 81 formation. The eapl
"a sfugs. sa9,ss0, iS,iuz al subscribed.
H1a ,. h EeaFgs ~ Moth 1akiusa viii
pfehaaif te thc iaasc Of She uss district
~ kitiltAs. sgsma and kiiski,at reRatiss
tf she blA recommended ay ouf supreme
cFnf passes guugUss, lasisc kossrss az.
paiatasHi has bpen unanimously requested
" ths bar eusapassas last nss district.
tlaa thsrles r Bell. 81 Bel Telephone
iee3e. i IN sktsss. tbs xmess 81 Nut ksF
II lse Mckee. whsFv Ne Resl bAs larSe Gaa
t5n p2gt&at sHssaSsfx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
| Proclamation BY The Governor.
UNITED STATES oY AMERICA.

UNITED STATS OF AMERICA.
TEaEsIuEY % xasHISeTos.
To the Auditors q the dfEereut Counties
of Washington TER t0rY
Nafi kre HEREBY uf1rEaca hat a. tlc eeu-
era Election which J. required By iaN u
e hrld IN all the Eler-inn Precincts It
Washington Territory. &c iAc Tuesday next
following thr frS- Auurar q Nuferu, -,
IsSs. in addition - district, rsislaftrs,
comfy aud rfcrlnct Offers thsTe raass =
eiacffsi one DeleE4fc 80 rssTsrt-=ert the Terri
fo-y IN the Cougress u the GATED stsis.s.
one Brigade r-tsenerAi. ard one A6tH'Sat
General xifs The rnuk u BrivasieT-tsesa-
erai. % TIE Militia, al By ;ae fetr5iazy -
la~rc-
III witness whereof have hsreun'o set
ny haud and caused ne greet seal u The
TERRITORY e. b. az red e. OiFupsA. this 18th
lMy q August, ISIS. ami 20 the oae anu-
tired snsi thirteenth yezF - tie la1eE-ead-
CAGE Of ths t-nissa states ~ ALsessfs
EUGENE SEslFi z. tsoveraer.
BY the fsnFeFEnr
SH OsgEGs, -erft ar II ne Ierritqrv-
gftAsr psF,eTs gATase cspg aad ssaA o5li
10 srrfI ssrt4i sud. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18

Il eaiircly a vese;afls T-SPs-ztina caa-
taiHinE 20 ,ie-cnrg. F'ss=S,.. srzesia, Ct o.ssr
poisonous substances
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
TERRITORIAL TALK.

The Democrats DO not deny Mr. Aliens
strength. --Sp9kGae Falls cAroaiels
The Yakima valley is as much the home
Of the watermelon as IL the state OF Georgia.
--Yatiaa FiErRser.
jacob Grouse, late Of the California
house, Tacoma. was robbed Of $40 Fri
dRy night, while on spree
The spotdas AesSs. the orgau Of the Spe-
kane county Democracy. announces that IL
cannot support Peter Dueber, The candi-
date for representative. nor Eugene Eel
lows. for any Office whatever They are
the choices Of the Spokane Falls liquor
ring.
Major Jones, United States government
engineer. has authorized work 10 c.rI-
meuec on the Improvement 81 the COWlitz
river. and force of men VIII be seLt i'm
mediaiely 20 the ToHiic aud BaitoHx bars.
where operations viii begin. substantial
wing dams are to be pI' Ia al these points.
and Il is expected tbs; they viii perma-
neatly deepen aud straishten the channel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Baby Lying all Night In Its
Parents Hood.

san fsaNsfsi o, sept l7--word reaches
here from strluer's Fiat. an isolated 40;
10 Ifinify county, IN Northern California.
that last Tuesday nisht Ole iscrsan. a mau
bose biiAd had been apparently growing
weak Tor several months. sbo, his wife
dead aud then, after reading sections Ia
the prayer book. placed The inuEtie ~ a
nile 10 his mouth. pulled the trigger with
bis toe and Killed himself The deed was
committed az night. when both uerc iu
he'd. when the ucizhhsFs foaua their
6osiles next morning they also found Ever,
sons bahr, who was With tasm AZ the
time. with its face aud BODY cuIapietely
covered with blood. IA wbica I, had
erawleG in al eaS-s 90 RgAke iis parents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
THE TERRITORY.
Chinese Hop Pickers En-
Route to Puyallup.
nosLrs rEorHIrs ADsrsrED
xrsfn AceSdens ~ sprssne Asr1s.i
~ Ansfk<r Tes-sh5p IT Tseomz-
K1s>ssburKb's Approaching Pair
ETeres County Politics - waiiA
wsi1a ssd os,nspas ssssss

T1cnsA seyt. f7,--A esr5oss Of 70 Cat
nsrnsn wsnt fhrsnxA tho esfg last nishs
fsr the bop fz5fs No ssseatssa h&s tesn
ras1 Be- ts< slrermsasce tetsy In az
HsT. 20 fsr ~ Il sppxrens.
A exbf sxs provoked u 9rti1x yssses
Day 81 sn srrrmest On the Celnsss sssz-
ton d II Oliver was very F1osess agzssst
IN wbo fss0sed fhs return Of tss Chinese.
Geo ". f,cekef resulted thi.. szd IL a. en-
e1unt<g WAS SERIOUSLY eat st-ess the sbossI-
6<fx- Oliver vas arrested hy Censtaaie
Beckett. troegii ~ tbs eifg aad iocked Up
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ElLsRsauRcn.


llAR>sarnc. SEPT IsaEha Kttgstss
ecRnls fasf sill oeea D. iaarsnss Fs.e a.
play u VEGETABLES au3 ptArr rnNiarfs Is
pet srl affaugeA fatgV az ghlf5esn ran
ntuN hofses AMI sssea 3geltess 90 tae
Efvend A unsaSsz arr ve7F 8He aAfasis
ami gxet8isx sista cealFsss ara *.
heat. ntsf tive ia tAfar. ia hssssek that
have net tnstt-i sas meu \. rasse ef slQs
tae sntstes Afe Capt q 3 isss sss', Ma
~ u, AfASen. AK. - + Witssa. ana
Ceesa, b y. ". Sausmaas alss Lass
ffxs tx al, aedassfay. tfulliae zSai
Alki. q Mlssaa. itaNaec, hv Hchg9 ses
Yeke. ~ G.. J fsf. aaG sas 1fu,. 81 -,t
hrHsoti. IA ThRFs.is1 = gtnaiaz ssr-.
ntilt dash, the eatstrs aFus psiss. tf
y. Nasss SHa kliekisz,. b. u u al.a az
hs7f<ys ar rUftrrf f1ss1a ra5ssrr Fafi-.
Waits Naiia- S,sra gis.s. NakiaA a4a az
baiicS, fae naisc glars s. ia 6zss cs,si.if5i.sn.
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swrvr-s SPECIFIC

1as reee~ri fhouzaaz,s e c=s,s % ,,c-c
nal Posoala-. Rheumatism AID sslzneSs
tie -1sas4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18

NEW YogK, sept. E.-M1ney on call,
easy a. u sfsf per cent: last ioaa ?. closing
offered g. Prime mercantile paper. 81
ais sterling exchange, quiet but steady
- sgs. for % day bills. sl - for densnf
DsNBS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
Fine Timber on the wynooehe.

Two gentlemen who had crossed from
Hoods canal 10 the Wynooehe and fol.
lowed that stream, arrived in town Tues
day morning. They say that they struck
the NynOoche river near its source. about
Fifty miles from Moaie-ano. and nearly due
north of as. The river i nearly rs large
for many miles above the settlements a. il
j. further down There are three .'na1-
rows or rapids in the stream, from six 70
eight miles apart Most Of the country
fhey state to be very fine. ead when
cleared win make a. good farms as can be
found anywhere. The timber OF that re-
gioa they declared 20 be even better. on
the average. than that Of the surveyed
land. Ia high water logs could be floaiei
down for = or 40 miles, the great officially
~ present being 10 get supplies up 30 far.
At different points along the route gere
small open prairies, but most Of the land
Is covered with tue growth u timber.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
THE TEAM WAITED.
Two Kentucky Traveller. AiiEht aud
Fight = Deadly Duel

tArrLErSBUHG. Ky. sept IT.-Two men
named Steel aad MackAhie, bearded q
tain 81 Mount sterling y,sfeF dag after
aqon sud ieukhi al the way 10 -feepstons,
where the conductor. for the snfesg OF the
passenssgS. par the men of aud told them
TO Fight L osit They drew pistol. aud ex-
ohaugrd tiFr shots each. The 9Th shot
ffofa e,fsss tlstul passed through Mocka.
bsc's kfsln. killing him. They were eo1s
tss. After the k3liing. Steel bearded the
trsla sna precsrdcd honsW9E,i. the tran
having waited an the aiiei Nss over.
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~sassA sac titfsssliFsE t=asfstt
NJ hossFuers. tbs Nisar ulzat tn AIs
tie a, toiii stlAfy u . ata11u y 10 Wss
ssatiaS Ia his fiiie tARs fssfIlpH aassaI
Aesa : Hlfg Bus exc - lis thillfeu hasi
tsu2G ihc ieaFVs tasssars Aad "a asa g.
fagRsls sac ptses 0fer se tnsruri q as Sesh
b~sk - AsNssc.f q Wtse eha was tlfafng
etNg she fssel sixty guesls Eals ssc. NJ
Nosgsces Nsa have ia give w tsiitar thls
ss.ssl 80 20 Nlii have a. Save tsr frnAltl
sia8 usslssr. Ne sAgsssH inisiur,t tfosn tel.
lss q. bacawse sac issEef Ewcs ss - rr<u
seflY "a rs sreseaos He al~za aat te II
~ SEA A. tessrhres, hat Nr talit is acii
snesga ~ Fnia q Ter cAm7s ga pa7rsoses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
Hor-r1cKKEs WANTED.


KENT. sept. u. - There ~ sst3
esorf3Ss u raeEsrz. One fA5azaad Esose
couis u rsf9 ~ ones sod steadily Tor f1sfse
Efi4<su and hseFuifxky lass night tr0asaas
IN rs Ksiekifss indians ff8fa east Of tas
ns8HntAsns. aud ~ more are expected 70.
night. Nj Russell sara they eaa uee "
funfH. TIER are sBfs 70 lose part Of faeir
crop. &c viii nearly every grover, for ne~
"a II 70 iale thai there are rot kssas s4IeaEb
70 DRY he hops IN tAs Gsse ffosn xs0N On
Nfl fheT afs tEs9 nDs-
Mr. Denny ApisTa rSfsyaeG fsBfa fJfsx8a
ksfnnjAy sszning win - piekssn
Tbs Fiexefs have ga vel 20 4osk, saf
a7e snsking naaney. Tas Er9wess fgfuish
them wifA apples. potatoes sad sae6 ether
10<Ay< - gfozs on the fafa.
Ever god pseksf seaf CAT sarans -
poHaas Of hops saved from w&ste each 6aT
--estu A. ce9inssJ picker viii mesh a
e4ffaz Of y fsstsnds day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
PASSENGER LISrs.

= rrkcrr 7s-i Gel 7atsc4 lirt m Is b
IfaH.s Ma * aaaa Msf Nee NE
lieoasa. Nm. E-zlv. faster p a. E-a.ly.
- NrrriL 81 Has 80 re ana fsa,
~ n# e M y PISA
ara tsalf. E1s f1les Mzaa'ssrss. sis-
aal el.aE CO lesss st.s~r EE1&arsrs. 2 q
sseesseE y p Eassra. y - tsilse saai1ri.
M assn Haaer. A u rrth ass -
Net b Hses wts 81 s. M ger C,s-a
q frr. t-Eacs sreEst Efale NNz.sF.
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An ulias,,. Dr.p.ra,lo Ktu.a.

NsNexSSKs. Ind sept I7.--yaha " We.
saa. asci -, she a4Csi notorious desperate
"a southern iiilnnts. Whl for D. years tE
@res Ira the criminal coarss Of WABASH
rs1auty. MAS shef aDd Killed Saluss3Sy
asEat by Npassahse HAL Of Eesm0aI Hal
nsd arrpstCa WgTaa 90 cASr<r % al
tempting - kiH his cWa sou sud GaasAsef.
Sad sstsn Nks making a Suspicious saoge
watea Indicated ytolsuur g. Hall Tar las
'e5 drew a rpvelyes aud saot him through
a. 80
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A WRECK NEAR srRaeuE.
The Worst ResuIs Is Long Delay
Of Trains.

sreKANE FAfLs. sept ia freight
train vent through detective bridge near
sprasae saturday morning. smashing scFrs
cars into spiiniprA TfRsiic has been d.
laycd for nearly tao dsys brakeman IL
Imported seriously injured
TAcoaa. sept. u Tao rauNc 81 the de
lay % IS hours Of the tFaln from the East
yesterday, As reported here. was an acci.
dent st <pfaEsis. frclEat train went
through bridge, eaasiug a wreck Of
nearly the whole train
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs winsiow's Suaihing syrup, for chill
dreu tcething. is the prescription Of one of
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States. and has been us,.d for
forty years with never falling snecess by
millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process ~ teething its vsine is
iacalculahle. 10 relieves the child from
pain. cures dysenferv and diRrThWa. grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By CIV
ing health 10 the child IL rests the mother.
Price 70 bottle angasiHiy
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y ~ % = NI-T7--
khe E'saEDss3 isstAEs Gemraay ura
have So thp akseg @4tF fsaf satissse fcst 81
aass, aaA sr1aee 81 ssh 81 sA-a EasF ett
eQutsH@s pnss sal tasf safc siE nailiec
81 gao Nster ASA fheu ash Ia t1c r1sas
uEze tac1 aS4 df,te saessi on aalsr61i ca
ss1Nri4sfa eus N1ia3 q itace saaest Ear
cst53f@ny As3r 0ttsFaliGfs4 - gua taetF
- 0sss 81 .lta Na,fs kll inraT e-sfi a
fgt a.. fsrf
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F1sr TsaSrzSn. sgt I7.-&r-.ved -
brrah-fc.
rssE LcaL1r. ScFt. 2. -szilss sgar Frei
-aI.rr
TaFu1sI, SEPT y IS =. E ~ Enairs
.tias. 4 harEs- sae aaasiaF Nakeiy NIL
GO. elet tl.-kU-tllr AIT , sse0saai.sf
rstsat ll 11r-lE tas zs-e-Eafl- : tssr8s
a1.siae. ilu-fG hlgad, laf. irtxs salta-
sesf sfaL
-sS EEkFrffte sert T. - Arr-Fes3--sl
Na - fs<es. NsEL7zaes - Elc.z-f Tbirsi
a. p. ~ iasfs E.cl. Nalssuss. gg Co
larata. F0Tiian1 lsfzFtara --rr stats e
Cs'.fsTzis. Fsltiaaa- 81 Ha-rE &srSc. Ns-
CHINA
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~ftsnk ee4 90 ass4 iosisv la c-
uia1. a. wv hstei q Fuza e..es Usse
aaflh ssres.tt skr us,ilag taGa.igl, a.
Eaasif ~ coszs g. a sa,srl. - siea Sc n4..
- Is,s4 ~ tA ztssass sssta,l. j.. a a1i.
fsfsri 0-sF alt Cd -. "a "a el4 easliaa eF
lc Ell nsisf .Iaet saaF a. D. sret a4aes
asa aa clf l2Tss usse tass7a -iil. B.
IA usta fef. sfs % ase ~ ssaHiH-
aEkyes
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NEsFFE tat @rrf IA ~sn Lake
tfaee. - e. tae Eeshla 1r saFs tt.r-rf IL
AMEN serve flr,af hiut-f In calrl q
Gas 49, as srrlrlrssi o. "a Bazsts lr
ihr lanlre aitasT aEi 81 RAJ 3 fae q 80
va sac tlIi.r-a1e 81 lulssfsi csts,.f'..e
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$4,000 Reward fer Murderer ras.

faiSkeo. ssrt y Mr. srf1. wl5sN 81
ter Eiiiiie4sife wac Vas uirrte-et IN :
NWa hasaE bE q burg Nr, aa4esirss % the
srstng sesFsesT1er ENsr1fi, afrrcs. 10 DAY
dolls.e s1s sHtulEi n3 rze Cf e3asi reward.
WAieh uas NfAltN. Zoe the gapfurc - tHe
iss,lye- lt = nos kaoNu ih4E &gY scaultc
glue D. GssrdsI's she 7rstaUts hSs c4ssfss
- "a a.astasr
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THE aecoY-maTFIrIp rEup.
a Satisfactory Rattle Five Mccoy.
tneApaeItatcd.

taTElSrs8CBy. Ky. sept l7.--There was
ssoshes pitched battle al Paxpaw Noun
tain GA Friday between the Mccoy and
Hataeld factions, who have ~ often tnet
hrterc. Three NcCeys were Killed sad Two
badly we0aaed. TIE Gss,oys were dfiyea
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NOTICE.

nS AND AFTER THIS DATE / WILL.
" MOI b responsible for any debts con
tfaefed b my wife
CAPT. Wy. sELBY.
.aaattla AnF = Los
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q -
swrrrs SPECIFIC

SNtFE'S sPa-Lafts
Il entirely a yesrsafle r--Pz-ztiun cgsa-
talnErE 20 ,rc-cErv. Fss-zz.l. Areas. CT o.s.<r
ToisoaoEs substances.
EwIvT5 sFEcEvIc
Ess cE~,s l.:iassrois o esass CT Tzitacl1s
ma CT C11csr Il The rk-s. tI.o1-=-sgfs q e-sss
q Ec=--sa. Bod Earuo-s ard s.-ll T1.sczse1.
AID huaGrcS.t q tlsszS2a n q ,-ses & srr0,-
ia. Flood Fossoa AMI Izoed T4izL
swIEr-s SPECIFIC
r1s retevri thousaasiso e e=ses q ,,e-c--
rl4i Posoala.-. Rheumatism aid Ssi.-neSS q
tie -SsasL
CHsTrsvpeaa, Txx. fa->e'. fs-s-S~f.r's
Szstissc Ca. Atlanta. ea-tsgs4iseasr : I IL
In, ~ e ' 49,, -, q ; Ss. -, Sc , e
taxing = \ = EsisItr 1zivl1s e azpf e. a.
tesiay fcst grestiy isrI roxat- aan sisi
- entil an g.rfet5y yrgL - lAsyg & s.it
elssa-s . s.SrGtescz.le- Nassr1 t-zllv-
De- Hsssr-.
~ ~.Sz sa--l2 s.
CosrxrfA. x 9. Il,y :. f~s-1hs swin
Sfsltlc Ga. At4lnia- Ca ssils .s,tssFs- = -
. -rcst sils rrcr frfai risEsr1.ar rhe.llua. ia
fsg Two ysa.s essi4 st ~ primal ~ ~
81 fHf1a ~ szss'd che sEe~c-ia<s1 - rag
rNlNafa - Z frH2 a-sf = Cft14I lnl@tar4 q
gu1F : = 81. ri zsrW "A A. sol a. I ever
Vas n riy Ifs { IN sg-e Jour fnslls4zs
carud ne ana rEg.1al rs-suzarnenl g. I {. arg
81. s.s.ie-a-S ize--s 49, licslsi e.lsss-e ls1sa
tf4ff. q. T. ErE -
Cl1G -lc.lE & = O. - =
WSco. TFEas, SsFs -CFezsio-ncas 70.
vie - csla 3 ~ { lsss1aess y - teFs ~
ar cIesi "a n llfsssrsIo sk4a C. .gzss. fs.ss
easEgesi her Nlrsr hlstf. : ~ was era Essal
9 oFr bod Ter several y ars ! y tls Ei.z tsT-.
arIt grllIs1 Esse ~ D nsfsrf "a Al s r. crzIiI
uo< siaz = ffsssl : xslsszsi ifChlrs s11 stsn=ir5
q TIE y a T71 dfss&se y 1llrl iaE 81 b &
tec f.Arsa,-.sss y 10 trczsed ~ HrE kasAanI
txl~szf 1azaiF Esri1e Ia - = Sst1zE Srsn-s4ae.
All ~ slSsngle4s2 80 izz-aryxs AIMS lszz-
r1e ei1sfiy. All - q few y Ice : she - A.
tzKrsa1ly NtiL IS noes q barr f1e-
i'.sS-ag lzsiF. win 70 sZ4.e e tlsc a-s3trt4a=
kfL. Nuers wy TrlfF. p SEsES
N1so1e8aAe HFz IS, Az41- AwSG..e.
Trra.tsr az Ezssss AL Sxzz rS-sezs.s rssasiess
ssre. TEz sw-Tr S11cu-- c.. rz-zEe- I
kslzz4A. Cal .sz~ xazlz. - ss-oaz.ssz-.
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~aa ssan g as.tY Wear sesa xEskxs.
asn u tleesaass, l.. &.
= 3ss7 esasNs Ee. = s. - ~ - s>s
sAEsas gs,assesla 4 & q slsess xssSSzy COX.
z.sssssasFs. A. Se~ AAA All /. D. SzsssF.
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The Aaarehlsts wu Prove Their
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Sestile. Lake Shere & Eastern
Railway Company.

ON AND AFTER. JULY = lsos, MD
" Until further notice. traaas VIZ run
- follows:
TO GILMAN AxD rSTKExEnfArE rotSFs
I've Se@ssie Assso m. arr Gilman 1870 m
I've SEATTLE b Is , n. arr Gilman ID p
Returning
I've Gilman A57eo , m. mr. seattle s-25 ? m
I've Gilman b 30 m. arr seattle i2--a p ID
TO SxsaamIsR AND IxrERxEDs&Tx faiSTs-
Lv seattle b % n. ar SDohomish ls-eo n
Peturniug
Is snsaomIsh BsSo p m. AT Seattle = Pm
10 sNKTH's cow, kosS. EpGEWATEz. RAVEN
"a PARK, YKsLEx AND KEITH
fexre seattle b 20 n and i,to ? n.
Returaing-
Leave Keith Rsssa m and 80 ? N, arriE-
ing a. seattle Bs.I5 n and 80 ? n
a. caily. sB'f daily except sunday.
Trains connect az Gilman with stages for
Fails city. snoaaasmie Falls and Hep
Ranch. and ~ feSler with steamer for
points on Lake Washington
~ X. JONES. W J. JESNIS1S,
Train NsSter. General Pass. Agent
W. r. THoESEfi.. Manager.
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

II EAvEs YEsLER's WHARF YOR IA
L. coma, Olympis asd Big skookum a;
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day.
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TELEGRaPaIC MARKETS.
sAs gHtxclsco nzyrrs.

sax FaAseEsco, sept 7.-Hops-MaTket
strong, bef not much business passing.
oxlag 10 advanced ideas Of bol8ers 1t
IL estimated that two-ihirds Of the Coast
crop has passed out 81 growers hands,
n0.isy at from 70 70 = cents. Some speed
iAsire demand exists. Recent sales are
kert private, but IL is reported that better
thar Z.e has been paid. NominsI quota
lions are I7ssa2ie. New York aiyiees in
iieate that harvest returns uill be lighter
than expected.
Oats declined almost steadily the last
week. under large receipts and accumuia-
ton 81 ssseks. choice feed sold down 70
81 IT.. with buyers scarce a. that To-day
the market Is s;eadier and ii locks as
81 the bottom has beea reached. The de-
msnd. while not large. IA better than at
any time the past week. Quote milling
osis. 81 22ei -; feed. good TO choice, 81 IS
fsl .: poor, slfea 10.
wheAt-The indifference Of foreign biiy-
ers has a depressing effect on export trade
here. offerings are larger, but shippers
refuse 10 20 above 81 20 for No. standard
shipping. A, the produce exchange futures
closed cent lower. BUYER year. 81 s2ss.
PosAtoes-Priees keep fairly steady, the
demand being sufficient 20 absorb the bulk
% daily supplies.
Lumber and coal charters quiet The
latest coal charter was the ship GatheFer,
from seattle 10 san Francisco.
SEw YoEK STOCK REVIEW.
NEw 1ORk. Sept 1.-The market was fe-
verssh and unsettled. but the tone gener-
ally frm. The bears made an attack on
Missouri Pacific. which broke the price
nearly per cent. Changers were weak
early In the day. but Improved aud closed
strong The market advanced slowly ia
the afternoon. on covering Of shorts. The
close showed an improvement on the low
eft prices Of the cay.
Cove. nmcnts duh and arm.
ExcHASGE AND SECURITIES
NEW YosK, sept. f7.-M1ney on call,
easy al Il ,iSsf per cent: last ioaa ?. closing
offered g. Prime mercantile paper. s..
ais sterling exchange, quiet bat steady.
- ssss for - day bills, 81 - for deEasnf.
BONDS
Is lreeist'dl i2slS i1ss ieouponl 1856
Is jcouponl f2lA Pasiae Is III
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