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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Now Yara stock Exchange.

NEW York, March % the stock market
IS much NOR. nctive 10 day than for may
weeks, but while feveFlsh most OF the time
it bee me- decid oily strong, ana part o. Yes
terday's loss wa recovered There was q
furry in the market duri early dealings,
the m4ih cause Of which was the uncer-
ia n y in regard t. the dividend o Nilsson
Pacific 1t is now SUPPOSED TO be q gu S.
ton Of whether il snail be ~ per cent o,
nothing Western Uri n, o-day, VS. one
of he strong est st"cks on the list, espec ally
late in the day. The close was compar =
lively quiet, out firm. az best prices of the
day for most of the list.
Governments quiet and steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Insult To Irieh Rac6l

DUBLIN March 90 The local brarch
of the National League in ia Mansion
House Ward, of this city, has passed a
resolution cor dsmning Mayor Hewitt,
of New York. for refining tn allow the
Iri h f-g TO he hoisted on the City Hall
on st. atrick's day, and declaring that
such refu- al was all insult 10 the Irish
race throughou the wo Id,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Arounn lhe .",Ia.

NEW YORK March % R F BusH's
schooner yacht, vro"et, wn ch w"n the
ocean yacht race with the Dauntiess lat
summer, s'ipu,d her monring> Ia
and started O, v yage arouni tie
world The crew consists of he master
and forty men and II 9 vess | i pr,-
vision d for +, ur months. Size Is tx
pected to reach San Francisco by the
IN .ddle of June.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
COMMERCIAL.
b dillon
NEW YORK. March % Bar silver, s49s.
Money Market.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Money, 2@3
LATER
Money on call. easy, 2 @ "a. Closed Of
Prime mercantile paper, @6.
oter Ing exthtnge, 1874 for sixty day
bi.ls;4 Sls4 demand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Don't Get Caught

This spring with your uod full of i'm =
purities, our digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid
and whole system liable to be FRUSTRATED
by diseas"-but get yourself into good
condition, and readyof"r the chaneeing
and warme- weather, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparills. 1t stands unequaled
fer purifying the blood, giving an appr-
lite, and for general spring medicine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Mining Market

NEW YORK, March 22.-Mtning shares:
Fl Cfisto W The most active. Auador,
81 ~; sodie. 1915; Bulwer. 81 IL: Ca edonia
BLACK Hill, $40; California II Virsinl
$l4 SI1s; DunaIn 81 20; kureka, $l3; Fl
Crl,to, $ 90. ha & NOIcrus>, sIJ.50; Mono,
~ %; Navejo, S SO, North B lie Isle, s.;
Ophir, $40 5V; Pronstite, 81; Standard, So Is;
Silver King, -; Sutro Tun0el 10 cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Few YORK 4ansxai Markets.

NEW YORK, March % - Hops Quiet:
stead ly held Suga Firm, centr fugal o16 !;
refined firm extra"C ~ g Ills: whit
6@ Us. C"pper-Steady; Iase, l6. Lead
Quit I'm; dumest c, 81. Tin-Firm !;
straits 500. Coffre->p.t, fair; kiO, firm
IA, options Is to 25 poi t. higher, moder-
ately "ct.ve Sales, 94.50O bags: March,
lU5o, June 10.25G10 SO; July, 10 1O(gl0 Is !;
August, l0.IN9'0 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Petroleum.

NEW YoEK, March 22.-Petroleum opened
weak at 951a, aud declined TO 9lss in the first
hour. he decline was checked at that
point, and he advance sta =, ed on which the
mo- lhg's iCss was entirely r covered. the
b .rrsts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Bucklen's Arnlca salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever sores, letter, Cbapped Hands
Chilblains Sorns, and all Skin Erup-
ions. and positively cures Plies, Or no
ay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
erfect satisfaction. or money refunded
rricr % ceuss boz. t"r sale nv C..
smith Il 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Boston Quotations.

Boston March 22.-C:osing prices were:
Atchison. first sev'ns ] %: do rail-"' d,
927s; Burlington, 1923; Mexican Central,
Common, 1873; 90 fl 81 mortgage bonds, esq.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Livarp .nI Produee

LIVERPOOL, VI Tch %
Wheat - Demand 90 r; holders offer
freely.
COrn-Firn dem nd fair
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
Cn,rnnu Live -tun.

CntrnKU LlVv -Ennt
CHICAGO. March y
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady; steers.
4 20 Ia S 10: sfI yer, I'd TO- de:s, 240 90
3. so: Texas d stee's 320@42
Hogs Re .eipts. 1859 low, closin. 5
lower; mixed. 5 L. 10 IS: b ayy 5 . q
o.55- light s 10 % 5 4:
Sheep-Receipt 400: stro G, 10 cents
lower: natives. 500 (G 10 western, 81 "a
g. 10; Texans 3 rs IA 4 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23

Chicago Produce Market
THIcASo March o.
~heat-Firm; cash. IS; April 1914: May,
Ts.
Iorn-Firm: cash, +57s; May, so lie.
O~ts-Firm May, S015
Barle. Nothing dong.
Pors-s,eady: cash 1852: May. 1924.
Lard-steady; cash. 7. 0: May, 7.61.
AFTERNOON.
Whest- Unchanged
Corn Uuchang d.
Oats Unchanged,
rye-5o.
Rarlev-Unchsn gei.
VIII skv-Uu h ,nged.
Pork--asy ca>h 1878
L4rd-Steady cash. I ~
Short ribs, 2 l21a: shoulders, 600 q Clio;
short clear, 5.@7 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-23
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
Salt Lake City December 1. 1887

fClosed pouch for Frisco and MilfoId and
all points south of Milford three times q
week
=. through pouch from Denver.
G. K. BARRATT, Postm aster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
BOTH MARRIED. A6AIN.
4 Divorced Couple Immedint<ly
Take Other LIFE Pnrsn~x<


II viii be remembered that conpie Of
weeks ago . divorce was granted Nellie
Allocate from her husband James. A few
dsys later information was received Of the
marriage OF Allocate to a woman In
Helena, Montana since then he has re-
turned 10 Seattle and made an application
70 have the divorce decree modified. prins
cipalIy on The ground that his former wife
had married again He ssafes III his apr,i-
cation that within six hours ssser the de-
cree had beSa signed aud hied IN the offiee
Of the clerk OF the district court, h!s for
iaeT vile married rste DARN, at Tacoma
that n0w aud at all times rast he Alicaafsi
has supported the three children out OF his
personal means and j. able ag.d willing to
continue 10 support them, that their
mother has never contributed ANYTHING to-
ward Their support ihas the children are
now IN the care 81 Mrs Jennie Sanders
and that their support IS wholly provided
Tor by himself: tia. their mother has
tsken no apparent Interest in
their welfare and for the past
two weeks has not even called On them
that he teiieses that It Is the Intention u
bis divorced vile aud DaFrin to leave
Washington Territory aud 81 10 some for
eigp country and take the children with
ihem. thus removing them from the iur.s-
fiction Of the coisFt. Allocate declares
that his divorced wife e. wholly unable to
N4ftrffA ttkt tsftAAttF=is t@let tl4bt
know Df any means Ia the possession OF
Derrin 20 enable him 10 provide for the
children, aud that furthermore. Darriu Il
not 8 suitable or proper person 10 have tho
care or management Of fhildrea. Allocate
states that be II willing the children should
remain IN the custody af Mrs. geansc san
dsrs and that he viii pas So per month FOR
their support aud ednratfoa This Was the
amour; Of slimony awarded his wife when
she obtained The divorce. but lie maintains
that she forfeited all claim 70 ihs alimony
- her marriage with Darrin. and asks 70
bc relieved from the flayaeut Of aus thing
IN future for her support He asks that
the decree be modified Ii the latter parflc-
illar aud that his divorced wife be no; al
lowed 10 remove the children from Kiag
eoGaty aud thai he may be permitted 70
rlsii them al reasonable times. The court
made an order providing thai ihe children
shall net be renioTed from the county un-
I'll the further order eF the court;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

:. n.ssa fisams' Is quite sri
- ~ t;<nss. ef walls wsIls, IL sis-
5f5n - CT.
~ go fsis has returned from trip
= 711<9ta faT.
"A i. B. Aflsa. editor Of tsa shc-
"A 49,. Jssrxaf. Il ia tlss city,
~ 4 {. fhonsgu sent 20 North YAK
!: I: ,.!.s;s.sSsTSSs " sssas her dasghier. Mrs
- fsesSef
9s.srIssv, sfrasx, OF this olss. eldest sosl
"a m 4 3txuvx. has been appointed
- a s1x sz<susAlp wifisasste-
<.sS.xa gf.ax Nprssl has been Ffss7rotesl
!! ~ $50 y piles Ell the Pacific Coast
IL ~ faxe< sosfsa.
- r<kx srsak 9 iieixxip, 81 Salem.
- Seesspbxaisd b. ises children. are
~ ~ 81 sssser. MS kisk G. Wari.
- ~ Nsz Jsrssnc Cstlin. snc hare
:. - .s.ss65nx thfee nnozsths 10 tbs Eastern
49, lave feistfaei 70 seattle, and taken
=. <S.5s a quarters 81 Miss Fosters. on
~ esr<3' while swag shey attended
~ Icais ssss Chicago conventions.
Fl j o. ferguson, eoasuitinx engineer
= .Gk{tsrs. rrfxatly from London. Eng
S5 ~ Ipested In Seattle, after thor.
5 113ls iessexiKstins me advantages OF
cs sffies 81 sfze 9saes Mr.. Ferguson .
5~lIy 4 nsw On slss WAY froa London 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


tWfr hfstffNa9
Scyensesa deeds wes~ Sled FOR reeord a.
the auditors essee yesterday, zEereestin<
81. II 50 Felsewinx IS the list
Aurts 8 sssars % thsfses ?. whiftiescy.
lot aud :. hlassk 4. C-oNa addition. ssaa
charles II KIfssaxeF TO fhes4e.r :.
wealsss. iet = Sc. -. Tp = y. RE.
flp.ae
Sorthera pariae Railroad cesnFaay 70
Ssxirssi}Sa Fersisnsad. ae.s ard 2 SEC. y
Tr. i y. = 5 g, tlss.ee
Geufy II Msssosasa - Mr. y . Pe3se.
ios s. sis.ek =, A. 4. nesns Hsaf- g 10
A s'srhe- - Olaf Eetanss Ess~ 4, * ard
:. hscck :, sssssF fEns ssti5isoss. szssa
II. ~ Aaes - j r. ktaHca-. sSss : and
s aissek -. sfcreeF sssessid ass&i tssn, ssaa
tul,s-A states Hsssai % HrutY g Smiih.
~ % toe M i ef Sae. ~ m. = ,
Heasy q. Smith . Fsaus ssiae. Nw /.
e las NV i q 80 =. II 2sN.. r. r.
Nsry A cNssey y 1ssass +, MeDoaA,a.
is,ss 2si.e :. saask =, A n Heany's ts.s,.
Ssmea II Dsvis = Lexis p ssuns. tss y.
k;sask - FQzsias see@ss4 kss.stisH. fsss
fasslzs = Eraax - - & Ese&sao1ts. ;cs
- sls -. F3xsas sssoas Astassson. $40.
< gssrx - selss y @sess. ~ =.
. = 0sssfsr = k-se ! zsecssu. tass I. z.
3 an. s, ssseS =. Ess1ez's sszszss 4lil.s.st.i.
sg72
sssssfss q Fssksf = Ezzakk.s y loses,
ksss ssfs ! so 4 II. = \. = = $50
sa.sg= 3 Aassses = 1saa HeizsFish. -
~ ia saaesA T.. ss4asars2ss ssztizz 10 Sssfh
Sfssss. k5s
gssha Gsf Ans sa sss.ss = AEsisssA sEli
e,szsa - - "a &lsssk y. ssNa sarss aselsassA
- -aetA SAFE IL
sssaegs y Aaa.ns - FszzssFa " gsass.
f ssss .. IL z and p ST. ~ y y. 4. z.
s<gs
Z s&sssss EgsYF - ssAskn u JaaaS e
4. q see - ~. = ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
ALLOWED 10 LAND.
- Rfehs Chinamen Received Int"
british Columbia.

~ eight Cinnamon taken 70 Rritish
fnI.nsxk b. ifaisssf States Marshal IiAEail-
- sers u allowed 30 enter the province,
r,Ssly b he sarpslae Of the marshal
ma DE- officers seszrhesl the Chinese
~ sss; is.ied % ftid aoy papers GA
krpa ). I'll, bsf On she arrival 81 the
0pSnfs Il Victoria, every one OF them
res4s<sd certificate permitting him 10
- ii sbAf place, aud the marshal came
~ eApt4 handed he j. now ruxxlisg
- Aeass 10 assefmiHe where these eeFtia.
So6ss zefs concealed when the Cinnamon
refx searched before their examination.
fsumissssner Emees waE very much de
Hxbtsd. and declared thst the production
n IT, tessifeafrs ripdleafed bis caasse.
~ prasrd that bis Judgment IN ofsiering
Afsi Anf hask d hfiiish Columbia Was
mfxrf. The efislasHx, he admitted, was
nj aag t1o zsf#is a. 10 their being tin-
hxirlss Elshsa thc jurisdiction Of The
Enllef ssxses, bsf he said he was satisfied
10 sIsaws raisa On that point, aud made
III andlaxk accordingly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

axAEBs
Tae medal for sae first essxs was ~os nv
Gard. Kellogg. aud the sseoas class ".
Hardy. 4 B. Downins sad n. u. Lewis
tied for the tAiri Glass wher the lie vii,
be shot OF II aot kaowa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

THE CITY COUNCIL.
Proposed Issuance Of Bonds Tor
xira.a I....n.n.a......a.

frSpoeed Issuance OF Bonds FOR
street improvements.
Mayor Iinor gat Aessrs. Fnrtil. Rciize.
Green. Moran, Se.sz aud Lake attended
the special Meeting Of the city o0nneii last
evening The principal object OF the meet.
Ing was to canvass tho vote Of the recent,
city election. This occupied only a few
minutes Of time, aud the tignres arrived al
were thn same a. those printed Ia thr
isusrINTELlaaESEER the morning after The
election The city clerk WAS instructed 10
Issue certificates OF election 70 the success
fai taftaltiAfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

CnPe- FeaAe1A rArewH Deun -
Considerably 1a1nr~A-
fe1xr3Ay af1Rnece : ko<n. nn<l wnrse
hF1cnSipx to The seass1e tr~xxry - IN
stAas11us In fsssns e4 sAscssz ae4r tsr -
pr erA II Y<~ixxss dsck wAsse TIE drive,
delivered kex u he<x. Al the suard Il !
sseantssaz uAsAse TIE kaxsr h<xAn 10 rsz
up MI sfre<< q . ere4kaee pAre. Urou
reseh$ax CoEW<<xsEs k<rse1 he kfnxSe2,
pafte5 ard XII oaSy TIC {rxrs HkcesT ana
Tie xxlc akznclsed 70 The hn<xe Ga ax-5s-
ing q tie iunesssa ct FscEt aasi cun ner-
eSai szyresA TIC Aa<sc gas unahsc 70 tara
ur Frous- - Il Has fsocke1 ~ sr4ns fryfn<
20 eSunpe TIE rznerag tpek % the do
saR 81 Jszaes street. And raa - The aise1.
where be ynx caught 4 a1raA%r pf rxs,-
fisns<s wevc efAss1lnG On tAe ecenrr a
Jznses azd Frses sAIkinx. and sceszx tie
ruanrsy ccmtnx towards them I'D ncs
kaew which .sy 70 turn. tsssf n russn ~ he
struck The Sidewalk they <crarzsed snsc
The ssrxc& Eay1 FenEezd was sos quite
ras<f ene19h ard uA< sfxnxk en- The rlghy
tae4f1<f nsd thrown u the xruxsd IL.
erH up ard wusks<1 10 his efzcs. y here ~
remained until his injuries were dressed
III -. smasn. u wns inand besides hHsinx
hsz hSed very badly cut and bruised. rxps
fenfe}a had azso received broken reliar
noaE- He Il mot yeu1x man and his In
Iuxfcx are likely % esase Aim eoax$desahle
troah;c.
nazinsscn Saith hare gass received
several esxauads Of baxxys. pkarspus, wac
Qua. rcd e4xtzs etc. ard cordially invite
The pablo 70 cAn 81 their warehouses ASA
suspccs their stock Anyhedy desiring TO
pafrhase Enc taxZy O. phxefen sfa HAd
Il 70 th<ir futsress % give them seall ie3-tf
pyspsptkes rejoice In The miid Jet certain
acfica OF TkEKASr's SELTxxA Arxxisxr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

-. sAsAk ssaSE sSu Nar Mick
-. sesaslessahia csciRmeat sas
49, Fsssssssy h Gre ln ,bs ,.fs,'l.
sess sss = ssea and Main ssrccsS. A
Aas,s.., 49,. =. - ~ wsH5 ottt 10 kcer the
u .ss.. - s'sfesae down bat teana TIA;
So - taasass Nv arcs started "a
ss<z tse aasiar,Aeessh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

The babies cry for them. Tho ladies Sigh
for them. Tianse luscious hams at Frasch
the rroeer's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
THAT MYSTERIOUS vAIISE.
No Definite Clue IL tho owncr-A
Little GIFi's Letter.


II have been Investigating the mysteri-
Gus yaiise which was found under the
West street bridge yesterday. the finding OF
which was mentioned in fo-day's Posf.Is-
rElLieeSeEs." said member OF the police
spsre yesterday The oeEer Is undoubt-
eddy Fred .. Lewis There Il scarcely any
most OF them are addressed To Lewis lie
Is evidently the sen Of poor but honest
parents. who are, judging feo8E tie letters.
farmers living near Rirard, oswrgo
county, New York. The yoang man seems
TO have had some school advantages and
then struck cut West 10 make his fortune.
His first Stop vas evidently at Herman.
Minnesota. where he WAS clerk IN
country store owned hy fhinaey Bros. He
remained thrfe several isanfhs and then
branched out and stopped az various
places In Iowa aud kansas. He then came
10 Washington Territory, Judging from the
daiFs naG addresses of TIE envelopes, and
wen 20 work in a logging camp some
" h&Sc IN Skagti county. He finally came
bark 20 seattle and seems 10 have struck o
lob on white river. Whether the vaisse
vas simply stolen from him aud rlHed Of
everything of value or whether he was n
victim Of feal rlas i sun an unsolvcd
mystery ny the way, Ia rgmfnsging
among the contents 81 the eassse for some
ciec a. the mystery, came across = letter
a. struck rse rather novel IL YVES
evidently wriftca hy al lufarf sister Of
Lewis aud sAiEk Il i worth printing.
a. showing the srtfsin< inssdenFs that make
VIZ the lives VI epnatFs Stsiiiren In the
kasscre states.
Tisx LErTxn
RlcAsp, Dee. :, 1ss6
pxSR FEEo-My Dear. kruskSr--l will
write few lines 10 let yea aua well tri
horseness ara ofel hoarse 50 { can hot
speak = isnd wefa can net wAsspcr IL Is
VERY st1rsuy out al doors twisted about 4
kn.ts ~ ysfn 10 knit pa some xos - have
f.seed iass OF socks and am On Il SOCK
yw LAST night pa bought me six sticks
81 nore bon cznly and gave ae about :
cents II tlieSe seaad white candies he
taSaxat the bore hon candy would heir
my cold Ella thomas STAYED with me q
week from yesterday al n:ss, our kittens
Is awful eunniaf Easle Miles = here nov
feel as well ss did she has - mitch 90 do
Yesterday Do nes kne. when ma viii b
aase - sEritp 10 yoa tsifaaie and Hystt xnl
a whipping nss a fealy = whipping hut ,urk
tar ug,. ~ did net er - The wos~fs 90 dsy
We nss3c sausage "a d&f 1 have ros new
CLOAK Il cgst dollars. II IS nice one Mon
day had The fever pretty bad VI; up IN
al DAY q 4 - hours aad .lcer none VI The
night have nns been to school enc dAs
tAis week don't kfsoE - ! VIII 70 10 X h1ol
any Ia0re tais winter ess,s3 by tiiiesn fhins
of fnere to wFiie. Year little SISTER.
Ella LEWIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

Change At TsaS<en ger rates cs steam
ship Premier Fhs fare on steamship
FeenzlcT hereafter VIII Is - csnss between
seattle Sssi Tacoma .nes,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

What a terrible run Fr&seh the grocer
has ON those luscious hams Uniy a few
left Get one before thev are all gone. tyfatf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
A DARK SECRET.
The Treat PROMISED Theaser-Gsoers
rsktght

4 sarrc ~ Iara ' err Is work 81 ffer :
ererA hssse yeser1ay ard lass a.gAs. pre-
yaFfux the sssre tes the rrofus tisn u
issts Snsstsoa's latest ssocess. - i,&sk
Sevfet TAe play s a god o-g. Ard the
enasv4ay + foa Wgll kuevr hers - ~
aniqe ssarsseat Tsse soilaaiHs Il an OK
tyAeA FROM the tssea~ss tassniss
IN sse tAiFd zaa iisarta scts ths grsas
water eeNReS cets ssfnE 81 sac iie&iey
rvssattr. fss racing Nnss's. Tesi sscSna launch
sarrsia1 fzsssssn gaHs ese the Fss8a ae@Fia
fsac e b. rsee AHI is tsfsaiesE}ust. a.
easaslaasss hs tzz fsSH saes ~ the rsoA
sud fhs s7F1rkgek - strAgs s1ssfscs. ali
aoerscs sss sfezssst enss a.ssssa, aaf tee
ras5zia sssl SHassi iass.t naa eoussarad
arElAusrs bar II SIS rssrFsrss s1-s
sar f--assa A. q NASH STEW
rilEag - fae rasr, a6tgA = eza<Ea ~
the sareyt5a@ pf fsze Aesaias bosiiY insn SIR
water - TIE sAsss aud her ssrsssSlr< astd
gasp. Tor lfs azA nSsFe sse &Aalis xoeS
unsseE 10 sstSfssH eHe1fenisy tr sAe issf
tluss. = rsaisg Aezsigeostsaz see q t<sa
~ fhe here sAss ksssss iFazs he tcat Az-'.
Hsrefssst alsa szses Azt - Re sEFf4sc
41s.tist fAe stlss e sae Ea9Saere fa..s
scErs was .raes9s S. z8Sa a 1stE-4i iska.
a15 tHss ~ aETa ss4 nea3sge Ae-s called
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STEAMBOAT CHANGE.
Ihe Edith 10 Take the Place OF the
taI.xa.~

rs steamer Ealth VIII resume her place
"a Dc ssaii foata beiEeen seattle and Port
fssnsosa August L5sh she has been laid
q nesfig six insRshs, being reconstructed.
81 kAs received res steel boilers. had her
tss1TEssf enlarged. received a nfw pump.
nj 81 tzrf been genesally Overhaulcd
n has hesa tewv6 20 Tacoma, where she
Vii o. ea the heaeh aud have her propei.
- iskssl %, 40 ihatfhc mechanics can get
4 frF stsef stern bearing. which needs a
Afils tz4esslE Nnea she comes our khe ~
expected n " IlygT, she VIII - put on
~ fssir 10 place 81 the Anderson, a. she
= hssaf sni aosc cconomlcai III fact,
~ jssols. sscfrsary u the company.
slssss lhsi Aeg fuel bill + q; least SIS per
~ vs. thsa the AHdeFs0n's n has not
ptsa aeeaAei whether the Anderson win
= tsa u opposition 70 the y. r. & n
snnfsas tx,sfs on the upper sound. az
hza ap and kept a. 4 spare boat
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2se Rich etnbrsisereSi sheer lava hand
ksschiefs sold at - ard &c now sc Ches.
ter l4arv
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Bargains 81 whffs goods Monday NOR
ing, reduced from ias. 10 SC. Teklas, ssnge
man & Co
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FrascA the grocer always makes 1t a point
20 keep fine, sweet, juicy haras and fancy
Z breakfast bacon. Every piece OF mea,
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s PAIRS f1s sar line If Misses fail Gn.
ished solid cs,lssred ingram French hose.
sold ali tbs season u &c. pAlF. now s
pairs for 5oC. Chester Ci*afy-