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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

The reports from tn" Pacific Railroad
Commission do not make pleasant reading
Tor tie American public There ~ much
sa,l anout not dolrg anything radical ~
Government 90 Iuiure Innocent investors.
Alter going over the reports, both that OF
the majority and the minority, II is Il re
lief % the people to had thing innocent
IN connection with these great public lines.
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election NOtite.
COUNTY,
Election Notice
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888,

At meeting Of the Board Of commissioners Of
the County ei Ohio. held on Thursday, the I'D
day Of December. -, lac following action was
had and the following Ordinance adopted.
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rLTLMEE rLsTRLET

lNAS. &. Woods.
Clerk II the Eyar' q Commissioners OF Ohio
County de2seaGi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

UNOR RENT-HANOVER HOTEL, MARTINS
i Ferry. Ohio. tweuty.uiug looms natural
gas and water through the building. Possession
given April l. Terms moderate For inlogma-
ton call on or write 10 /. c. EOID, Martin b
Ferry, Ohio. jGllWtSat-O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

NOR SALE HOUSE No. - FOURTEENTH
\ Street. Fuluirc at HESS Drug Store. jyaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN 4 WELL E-TAB-
~ lished business in this city. Capital 5000
to 100 required. Address M, 10 this otice.
jallw-g4d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

LNOR KENT-A DOUBLE BRICK, Nos ~ anu
Il 81 south York street. Isluud; seven rooms
and bath room. Possession april l. Also sio-c
room No. 1888 Market street size 29Xsg I.s-
session April l. Apply to MARTIN IiukN-
TON. .">da'S
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N,ANTED, TO BUY-A DWELLING HOUSE
W with modern convenience, within ten
. minutes walk Of Mcclure House. Address II. u.
H., this office, stating price terms al" location
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TOR ENT-DwELLING No. 1885 CHAPLlNE
II street, formerly occupied by DR.. D,cEey.
Possession given al once If desired. WI. l..
MCPHAlL. l.Ui Market Street. dcNA
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities In tho blood produce diseases
Bodily and mental health depend upon .
healthy condition OF the blood. The blood,
particularly In the spring and during the hot
GUNNER months, becomes ciogged with TN
parifies. which poison it md generate dis
ease. A harmless blood purifier. without .
particle Of mineral poison In 1t. such rs mer-
curry or potash. Is necessary TO remove these
impurities and to restore the healthy tone Of
mind and body. The hest purifier and tonic
known to tho world Is swift's Specific fsss.l
In regard 10 Its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give few testimonials ~
follows:
Mr.. VIM. A. sicboid. with Geo P. Roweii &
Co.. 70 Spruce Street New York. writes March
18th. 1853: 81 feel IL my duty. for the benefit
Of others who may he afiiicted as was. to
write you thia letter. which you can use as
my testimony In any way you choose Twin
answer any inquiry from others IN relation
to the facts herewith stated In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from boiis. all over my neck; could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was In poor condition After trying all the
usual remedies In such cases. and finding no
rcaief. by tho pcrxuAsion Of Mr.. J. ". Fears.
Manager 81 your New York ofIice, used one
bottle 5. s. s. and improved rapidly and
very soon I was entirely relieved OF my
Jobs Comfortcrs." Now not sign Of my
afiietion can h. seen feel strong and cheer
full \. =. & is q fine tonic rs proved In my
case. Isi"cp soundiy and my appetite IL good.
Dr.. J. n. Cheney. a weIlknown physician
writes from Eliasiiic. Georgia :" use s. s s.
In convsiesccnt fever cases with the hest re-
suits II VIII. In my Judgment. prevent sum
nsr dyscntcry, II one will take a few bottles
Ia the spring. thus preparing the bowels for
the strains 10 summer"
Ms. Scott Listen. lie Zane street tfsiandi
wheciias. West Virginia. writes: Having
used y 5. & for the blood. I can safely ssy
that Il heats anything have used Co cleanse
the blood and make new being out OF Ter.
SON
Mr., II. s. Haniin. Winston, y. q, writes
9" ese % every spring u always builds me-
up. giving me appetite and digestion. ami
enabling me to stand TIM hong. trying. cner.
waiting hot summer days On using it seen
bssoms strong u body and easy of mind
Treatise on Based and SKIN Diseases mailed
frces
<.-rssfwxes r.--~~e
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A MAN WHO DYES TO LIVE.

THERE 4 IN TACOMA. ". T.. A MAN
uha dyes To- live and who lives 10 dye,
aud the mere he DIVES the better he lives
Tits man writes 20 say: Per the past two
years have been perfect martyr n dys
pcpssa--aii III. foosi would take into my
stomach Inrzsea my stomach intn a battling
. eanl,lroa II acid. generating pains and dis.
roafort throughout nay system l have
tried all kinds Of remedies, aud the only
unfaiiiu< cue ever found Is Acker's Dys
repsis Tablets. ! ana glad ts rssrommeud
these ~ all who suffer from This ir,ssi com
risiDi. hscaas. a7a sarc they will give N.
licf " II kaaGEf~s~. Tacoma steam ffys
WORKS ss.id ny \. n STEWART. tais iy
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QUESTIONS kSswEsKp--ssSs og siIos
AND ssrHoe> es CONSTITUTION.
SScsoslsu CRY. May LIST.
To ta< Rdiser--for several years pas,
have been interested in the ensilage
question. and. although l never saw q
" siio." have notes everything ON the
subject that ! have seen In print. not
least among them beng your articles
on this subject IN the Tt~r-ISrslil-
aEScEs. Some three years ago. from
Information thea at nay command. /
wrote an article on +" Eisllsge for q
local paper published At this place.
much OF my tune to vegetable r. rsien-
ing, and expect largely increase this
business IA the fasuie, 30 that viii.
need TO keep team and may have
several cows and other cattle also.
Nov In . vegetable garden there 70
always great amount II refuse, uS1.
ally exceeding in bulk several times
the products sold. BY partially adopt
Ing the practice OF soiFing~ som OF
this refuse can be used ~ iced for cat
tie. eas most oi It goes 10 waste o. onls
increases the manure heap. Noe
Wish sosae further information a. b.
the possibility OF vsiag all shIs waste
under the epssake system. in connec.
ton with vegetable garden. where IL
10 iateadei to keep less than ten head
Of cattle. This refuse matter - con-
stsn,ly accommodating frota jaae 10
necetneer. and 10 save 10 ali ~oal4
neea several smsl. SHES. TO be eli IN
succsssi'sn. one at uxae, aGring q pc
rod Of six mcaiss.
Nov ~has IS the suiAiies, sife that
can - prsaentlf sad economically
used sor sach ssio. say 20 he frcFa II t.
ID feet deep. ash What : the iSns II
Tins that mas h< taken IN ni.iag zach
stlo. sappSss.1x esc o. uaese l9sds q
Tesasc garden sfsia - rat II Il nearly
every day ] especs 10 pat rp senix
E.sd * barn iAAs s91Gssf. All tsss
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FINANCE AND TRADE


axxrsxx, Hss1ny 1Gsy ~
Durine DE pass Mn days - sastes.
EAke S1css 4 Eas1ssn Ras4efn 2ail-
wy compnny hss senefvsd fEu0 -
easf six new fright cars, Ioalsd Win
ens vheeIs snd aI<e NO mose eaxiDsds
d Snils-
About - Brxs banaAas sves received
IN GesssIe ~ fright esase IN today
frum Portland crn1ss a fhsu-
Tbese was 70 bufsex received today
bus tlhe rsosip<s u egg amounted 70
sixty-foas eases.
PRODUCE RBcETPrS-D During DE
- - hours he psUstuce reresved IN
SesfeIs ine3u<Ied the foilosing; -
cases eWz. ~ seeks wheat. Il pefk-
aees fruit, u she<p. I bog and )
calves. These we're rerriv<d over
tie Puget Sound Shore rziiresd 10 ear
loads of general merchandise and y
tons by tie Steamer PREMIER.
sHfPMEyTs-Du During he past -
hours general freiehts were sent from
fezstie n The following quantities. g.
az. q. x. X. 20 tons, r. D. 8. r. r. ID
tons, =. L. =. 4 y Ry- - TONS
steansers--IdAho 10 tons, Washington
- tons, Augusta 2 tons. Michigan !
ton, Alaskan 0 tons, fIeetwood IL
tons, Eliza Anderson, tons. Glide II
0ns, W. y. MuHroe q tons, Clara
Brown. S tons. w. X. Nerwin S tons,
Cascade 3 tons and UmafiiIa 81 tons.
Total, zyt,z tons
ESiss- g rket unchanged. Retail
price for fresh ranch remains 1t -
cents per dozen
FRtIT-yery few berries have thus
far been received from the home
growers, snd the receipts from CALI
lornia have materially lessencd. The
market - therefore shout stripped Of
supplies.
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What a Blessing TO Mothers.

4 cKSR's BABY sorTiiER DIFFERS
~ from all baby syrtips 90 coriiais II
ia any part II its composition IL Is ka-Ta-
iesS, hsst'srsihinx and positive in is action.
II islis the child Into quite; FvF-r>e aud uinn
awakening a n r~frvshei. SiessrosFs and
natural n : the only ssfe mesiirine vet
isasstc thai viii remove all infsntsie iislrs
dcrs s.ald ~ . cenfs hx A q SffM All
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:, - - -
- 49, = = - .s...,
- 49, ~ 49,
11o1kSgQS1lll1a - noI1lnvelsl
- = ve.11o. - - o1as.
- - =. ss..5s s ~ SSe1a'.s
- 49, . = r. - 49, G nsfne
- Dsgsrf1g -. n s1Sane
- = = - Ss S .sss
~ ssSss5 - -. s1oanss .
10y $50
ooel - - sesste: a4
.m - 49,, - ~ fs -
. - ~ q - 49,. - kding
- ~ sPais esdss esenh - z
- -, w 49, 49,
S,ssSs sesiei = - 20 e -
pese snA ~ tasesvai sid uteh DRY
esrn - 80. .S 49, : =
49, 80 - s.v Hsisx a
0.rrsd pepssf
kIssspss Aossx.
usx~s1s., $50, ,.ea.. srp~
100. -. -, 3. .,ec.~frlIy
49, 1. - - ~ - reo-ire3.
!. IN -~urd Aonheieu. = tno Ioax
wn~.~v., - ssk.,t : nm |" a. d.
eIiIr- ,h.nid :. 1921 Beex sud
c.rret 49, -. eartsinlv uen voeth
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A ErsANisr WANTED.
R~nevof News Gathered At the Ter
rftorial Capital.


rftorial Capital.
OLvnrIA. May ls.-~This morning
Prisoner Angus Metlain presented ia
deputy Sheriff Ford diminutive full.
sirRcsi barkentine. which he has made
during hts confinement since his in.
sIlctmeut last October, the only tool
ueed In the construction Of the beat
being lack knife. The boat is a lit
~ beauty. being about ten inches long
with rigging heing perfect IN every
detail. Mr.. Ford Is very proud Of his
gift. and 1t present has II on exhihi.
0on n his Office.
Mccain IL the man who was sen
tenccd 90 BE- hanged ON the 18th OF last
February for setting fire Ia his own
hotel at Shelton and consuming man
In the flames. Appeal was taken 90
he supreme court, and the Gaze viii
come up at the July term in this city
Norris.
Governor Semplc has appointed &.
r. pfiuser, III Portland. Ia he a com
missioner Of deeds for Oregon. Also
the following notaries pablies L.. u,
woodward, Colsax. Fred r. Feet. Ia
coma. and ". l.. Ettingcr, ralouse
CITY.
Hon. John McReavy, of Mason
county, Il In the city.
The tug Tacoma j. In the haslor.
30 viii take away a boom of logs to
u1orrow for the Tacoma Mil Company
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rno,a rAconA.


4 Wanaering O0cial--A Higamtst
wanted ~ che Tacoma Peliee.
TACOMA, May fA.--tseneral Tyner.
SECRETARY elect III the chamber com
marce, as reported yesterday. tcle-
Rfepbed the Tacoma hotel that he
would tn In the city last evening.
11axt evening he did not come, but in
steed q telegram was received from
him stating that he had been called Ia
Salem, Oregon. by telegraph, and that
he would therefore he delayed some
days. II IL left TO he presumed that
General Tyncr's business In Salem IL
~ name ~ that which called him to
4acosnn and afterwards "a Portland
tAe4 Of booming that very beautiful
lle1lc city through the ffoaees Press,
he representative Of which he IL. II
= not likely, therefore. that he viii re-
Turn before the work Il done. which,
judging from the time employed here
and IN Portland. will be at least two
Woeks. In the meantime. like the re-
Ocnt Rns incident In Seattle which kept
sssti1l teFring." Mr.. Whceiwright Is
neSll holding on to the secretaryship.
ErsANisr WANTED.
Francis II. Steady, late Of this city.
r heing anxiously sought for by the
Folice. Steady was married sometime
30 to Miss Annie Erickson of this
CAY. Within the past few days a
woman who claims 10 have been his
wife since lss2, came 10 the city In
search Of him. Hearing Of her pres
0nce here, he departed suddenly
and has not been seen since.
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N Office.

A MEETING Is CALLED oe THE
Young Mems Hesitate fer ncxrs MONDAY
EVENING, NAY eIst. at n o'caoSk-
BY e-Sfes 81 l. : BOOTH.
mNR . Precedent
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well, Cor,iuroys. see the miners
strike Is ended at last" '.Faix. thin,
Il l. not over at all, sor. lis just be-
gun" why, I hear the company
has yielded 10 all the demands OF the
men" $50 has, sor." why do you
keep ON striking, them" Because it
didn't yield before, sor.'- Brcckiyn
Eagie.
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When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child she cried for Castoria.
when she beeamesiiss she chung toe astoria.
when she had Children. she gave them
Castoria.
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PHfLADELPHTA, May 1.-two bills
in equity were filed today against
Mrs. Della Parnell, the mother Of the
Irish parliamentarian. Of formal at
taehment issued against her attorney.
The plaintiffs are Mary X. Stewart
and the estate Of the administrative
Of the estate Of Charlotte smith, both
of whom are connected with the Par
nell family. They aver that in 1875
they gave Mrs. Parneli sums of money
aggregating $500. which she was 70
invest and pay dividends. They re
ceiyed sums at regular intervals unit!
1883. when the payments ceased. and
they claim that they were unable "a
get an accounting from Mrs. Parnell.
The court Is asked 10 issue . writ OF
foreign attachment against Mr.. Par
nell's property in this city, and that
she be ordered TO file an accounting.
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s. BAXTER & co,

car Yakima Earty Rose Potatoes.
car. oF~goa Chiii Garnet rasssae.
cars rcuSics. Potatoes.
50 ten. fugrt >saxd Timothy Hay.
SO teas Eastern Washington Has.
20 tsns wheat.
SO tens Oats.
30 ton. Bras and Niastinxs.
80 tsns srSand and Rallied yaxs,Y.
: ears >prssue Mills Extra Ffan-.
tear. Spokane Mills Extra rsoar.
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Aberdeen Herald: George II. Elmer
son passed through here this morning
returning after an absence OF two
weeks, during which time he inspected
number Of booms on rivers tributary
10 the Sound. gathering ideas which
may he used 20 advantage in the con-
struction Of the Chehalis river boom.
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Ahesacen ffensaR. A. an svisieucc
of the rruwfh Of car to@n and iss tsof-
MARTY a. desiratac lss.atieR tot a
home. We have fsnasly campesi egs
eu 1; street waiting I'LL they sss their
house an. Nanx new buildings have
hccn pat up here during ths i'.sss war
whiek are teafesi hslorv completed
ma many miore WIZ be bssiit dugins
80 summer. The end Il tho Ness
IN - Abss,lcen : tAfsssns ae'i busy
town.
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- - -
Z 1rs 1s1s1 = Wa11e Wasla -
1u1c1no - Dssoness = Prns-
~ - xsees.
- 1oN1ssnp, Nay 1s.--Aerss.
~ - noet Townsend dirt in III
n1r u pnseels y changing hands
&GIy q -, owing 70 the bright
D1D1ceg feR yn11FUad. ETC. A trans
~ NJ dk1ur transfer occurred ye@-
~. This eeeminR parsdoxic1l
6out MEANS that there cling
~ fhfn pecul1nx tennsscfIon din
r. = dfnbrsGe natnre from the valu-
~ ~ ~ the poFt n call. The facts
- - fol10Ws: A prominent real -
- aGu 1ook : cDsnWerriai trAveter
s0nt - nhOw him some lots In web
GRsD addition. The prospective par
GknGnf 0os much Interested IN GER
~ Uock which The real estate m.n
fn1oenod hin VS. owned by certain
U1gnom and could BE- bought for Ger
~ pe5oe. They then drove back 70
oouu. On arriving. the commercial
Durfst--he whn ~ the Isfneiite persua-
6f1u --ssnhouk~ The sxeDt and hied him
- ~ GuDQo4ed owner a the property
- ma1e hin m ofses fof y.
lt oPQesss however that the biock
oUmed b tie Latter wAs not tne DseeS
ynuted b. the drummer but 40 sal0tn-
~ one Tha OH<r vas ncceptsos tyo
Dok6 and tnssale cSsummssed me OWL
q eo1lfug his property, - he claims ne
,s.l.... ~ 49, - -. ssshs~ ,.ro,..
~ I! 49, 49, ~ hsadlrr q
S:. y -. 49, sS.~ tl1.rk
-. e ~ ~ ...s 49, ~. -
~ - n =. y ~ n go ~ az
49,. e ~. 1872 s.a...s isssris,,Ird
'...s5S 80 .s,.-s...s.ss.n,, h which
...l ~ .sl.l- ..ss....s..s - .,s,,.s~ fr~vv
-. .. S.sss 80. - ,sry.l srsfion,
...- 1872 .,.s h.d ~
,s1e-.L.' q - - III .sss;sm~nt
49,. 49, = 1. - 10 ~ drn,n-
...s.anu ~ - ssSn,'s;r~ ,stnsned
- ~ 80 . rsnersi
~. ! .s.zx ls 1870. -c.ss~.as~ ara
49,, ~ 3 49, suss'.s $3.50. :. e-i,n-rs.
.l-3s, oYsns p s ~ a. ,,rnpey.
tsse 4 - eo1seysI - ~ s,l;r,
49, nones suts.hhs ,n s.s'n r ~
:, y 49, "a l. - ~ w ,stsnt;ru
sn,e on ~ ~. - ~ ,.,ansy
ny pan y sae p'ad; saavs,ss 4
s-p... 80 na1 ~. st,sr,e,
xsy rlsn 49,, .s.sssh ;,ns,..d ana n
~ ~ u . Iii s;v. :
pa. - - ~ ~. ~hng. s,,,n.
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Notice to Builders:

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the warsiens and Vcstry of
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. at Olympia.
". T.. for the construction OF a church o.
cording TO plans and specifications by them
adopted
said plans and specifications will be on
view in Tacoma. at the office OF 4. n. Dan
iels. Architect, from May 18th 10 10th. In
Seattle. at the Office of Hon John p. Hoyf.
at Dexter Horton & Co.'S Bank, from May
2lst TO 18th. and at Olympia. In the Office Of
X. q. o'Brien, from May 18th to June sth.
lsss. when bids viii be opened The right
TO reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Bids viii be addressed to
r. g. O'BRIEN,
Secretary. etc.
myls Olympia, W. T.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds Will. BE RECEIVED UP TO NAY
ID sd. at o'clock p. m, by the school
board OF district No. for foundation work
Of two school buildings. Plans with Boone
& Meeker The board reserves the right to
re jecf any or all bids my1Std
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Ngv YonK, May is.--Money on call
easy II 102. last loan !, closed l "
prime mercantile paper. 4h96L
sterling exchange active, strong. u
Ss.sgs1 for sixty day bills, and $4.ss,z
for demand.
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0oD0y'o Gooresss"a wei S"ssss"e"
--Deher Walla WAita News.
WAlLA WAlLs. May is,--lnterrst
m he Pyle murder case Is ~ great
-1rnf Il practically sus,ends business.
WeNev's confession was eurrolsoratest
4 MANY essentials by NcSdautcs
Toorchcad and Morrill,, and MessrS.
Small. lrr. Low. Peabody, Fuller and
s,6hrrr. pr. Rlatock states that the
sa1gerf rause OF Harrolt's death was
- Aurnra FIRE. Mrs, Pyle was exam
inr6 "a denied everything brought
- ~ the rroSecution. John Hum,
- ec4lefenstant. also ticnirSi the pres
- 2onA cvj1enee. lie admitted put
49, na1ls n Ms shoes before The sirr
49, 49, them during the sire. The
b - a very weak. The cvt,tence is
nov all In, and the arguments Will be-
lin tomorrow.
OTHER NsrrFxs.
The report 81 the Oregon Railway
4 Nnyiwa(ion Comrany's abandoning
lar the present their Eureka Flat work
Is confirmed. The stock has hern "a.
Nm Is Tcs,chct river. and all material
hnx heen nsuved a. Prescott. The
MINT road contractors viii have
twelve miles II track laid by SATURDAY
night.
recover nom his r~ceat at,aek - III.
In the palouse City FIRE last evening"
seven hcrks wsr~ burned. The ,Css
Was about $sssoa and the insurance
x7S.Ou.
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Timber for Sale.

TWO MILLION FEET, TEN MILES FROM
i Seattle, with frontage ON Puget Sound;
easy TO log aud put into the water. For
! particulars. address TIMBER, box III, Sc
affle Wash Ter
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CHAS. \. WELLS LIME.

N SCHOONER HuENElGE
AENWill commence loading at San
Francisco May list, for Puget Sound
ports, and have quick dispatch.
CHAS- II. WELLS.
myl5 10 California St. San Francisco.
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sNonoNlsn IN. May

QUESTIONS kSswEsKp--sszs og siIos
AND sgrHoe> os CONSTITUTION.
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Steamer lola

Is NOW OPEN FOR JoBBISG. ExcuR-
i sions, Towing aud Camp Work. Fof
terms and time apply on board or at Col
mans wharf.
CAPT. J. II. vASDERHoEF,
my6 I'm Master.
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Seattle Steam Dye Works.
Foot of Seneca street. below Electric
works, Seattle, Wash. Ty.

Gentlemen's clothing, ladies' dresses. silk
and wooien goods, blankets and kid gloves
cleaned or dyed. so that they lock like new
ones Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices rea-
sonabie. CARL e. wAGENRACK
mh1S Sm Propriefor
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'' - Sew York delegation i 'As eAra '.''
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sEliYLE-VHlfC0n ROUTE.
Seamer Washington leaves Seattle, sun
siav, Tuesday and THURSDAY at 9 p m.
touching at Clinton. Coupesilie. Oak Har-
hor. Ctxa.zdy. IAccnncr, AnAccrfc<, Greme<,
Ssmish, Fairhavcn, Beliiuxhsm and Sc
home. Re<urnirs-Isayes WhAteom Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays AZ 8 p IN.
SElf1LE-SKAeIf RIVER ROUTE.
steamer City Of Quincy leaves Seattle for
SAAxif River and way ports Monday ans!
Thursday mornings. returning Tuesdays
and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply n coaapa-
uy's once on Yesier'e Wharf,
H. p. JACKSON, Asst Manager
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NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Baps-DuL
Sugar Dull, refined quiet.
Wooi-stcady, quiet, domestic fleece
aDtd ~. pulled isdss. Texrs i2@i9.
Copper Weak, Lake &i6.@.
Lead Dull, domestic $t.0S.
Tin-Dull. straights 81.
Coffee spot fair, Rio firm. si5..5e
10; options iowD points higher, but
less active, sales, II 800 hags; May
gust $i2@i2.i0. September $il.35ef
ii.t0, October $llMitl0.
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NEw YonK. May Is. - Petroleum
closed weak; Consolidated exehang,
Opening. sost. highest s9i4, loves
$50, closing $50; stock exchang,
Opening s0s.. highest 500. loves
ss5s. closing ssss; sales, .6ii 900 bar
rel-