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CAUTION

Beware OF FTaEd, IS n same sud the
price ere stamped on the L5,raza Of all ny
advertised Ehoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the Wearers against high
W. L douglas shoes 81 reduced price,
or says he has iaeIn without M name and
price stamped On the bottom, put him
down gs q fraud
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SPOKANE FaLl-. jau. a.--1HinE - 5hs
fucrsase Iu business during thc year. four
hanks here added ever half million 3D.
tGEiF capital stock
Aaofber large 9ons laiH .s about . be
erected here
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Buyers and h0neSeckers are cordially
invited 10 inspect this beautiful property
before buying elsew here A. Il has superior
advantages over any other property II
West seattle. Il com prises - acres adjOln-
ing on the west side OF the first plat OF the
Vest seattle Land & improvement Com
TAHy. . he terminus o. the southern Pacific
railroad. only one-qgArfer Of nils from
Milton Point, less taaa one-haf mile from
the ferry dock. controls three. quarters Of
nile water frontage. with grand view OF
the scenery Of the sound and the Olympic
range. Lots in this addition are now az
tsinahle a. $50 each; first come first choice.
Lots on the water front with riparian rights
a. 81 foot This ofte, i open for Ina
tied tine only; title perfect. Abstract fur
ntshed with every lot
GEORGE D0RFFEL, Real Estate Broker
Office west side Commercial street. between
HIl aad Washington, up stairs.
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eslGkHESfQ, 5su. = --tiaFesnaf Na-n--
uaa FfyseH-ssi hi, a5-enuias u'essszu o.
32e legislature today The uael 81. agw
fsgtsfFagistg agl& election ave- 10 tse5gss6
oa}, ald tse g-s-asBgg Is ASKED % niAke
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NV YORK MERCHANDISE MARKETS

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKETS.
NEW YoRE. Jan. -H0ps-Steady.
COfiee-OptiOus opened steady, Gals
points Gown, and Ciesed steady. Ieq Is
points below yesterday; sales, q, 500 bags,
Including Jan. SO 2.saIj 30; Feb, SIS 70:
March, 81 IVel5 L. spot Rio, dun; fair
CarEoes, J7c.
sugar-Ra,v, duh and nominal; refined.
coprez-Firm and quiet; lake, jan.
ST. ID.
I.ead-Quiet; domestic. % s..
Tin-Dull and easier; straits, 81 30.
Fetroiegm-steadr, with slight hac,ue-
lions: closed - e.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. jan. g.--N aeat closed steady;
cash. gJ}sc May, 81 0lsz.
Cont ash, 22i &c; Nay, So 15-I5c.
Oat--EssieT; cash, 20 C; May. s. &C.
BaTley-SoihiEg doing
Fofk-Stcady; cas-, SO Is; May, sl3 CO.
LacI-sieady; cash, s. 27+5; May, s. 90
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Cattla Receipts, II SEQ;
slow aud easier; choice beeves, $E.50fGAg0;
steers. s3I0aGao: stockers and feeders,
S2.lOa250. Texas cattle, $4G350
HoEs-Rcceipis . 600, strong; nixe6,snd
light, S585.2ji heavy, S. i05e530.
shcep-keceipts 6,t0g, steady natives,
SZ71a5 western SL31ri 20; Texans, s. 20
@35n
LIVERPOOL GEAIS MAHEET.
LIVERPOOL Jan g-Whest-steady; de
mana fair; holders offer sparlugiy; Cali
iotnia No. lis. aa 4 MS I0' ID. per cen
tai COFn-S,caiy, cemRnt falling off;
new mixed western. ts.5i al, per GENITAL
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sAN FEANcis,a. Jan. a-Iaa;cz-sga. far
- aogrS fc- Oregon and Washington Ter
rtto-y Fair weather ia southern 1-e~ov
rHtD a. sew here
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BUSINESS CARD.

would respectfully inform the people
OF seattle that have taken an interest n
the Pacific Carpet Company, and would be
pleased 70 see al my old friends a. our new
location, No. l2i4 Front street, near seneca
We shall keep constantly on hand a full
and complete assortment Of ca pets. window
shades and house furnishing goods Re
srectfUliy yours. Z q. SMITH
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TELEGEAFHIo MARKETS

r6N FEaNrisga- san. s.-N 5ezs--ftfte--
luVs small ulEFkef Shows more nrEansss.
fngggb Hussuess f. EfEu light. desirable
shipr5ag 1usEsty qu9saSie 81 q. Options.
Buyer ssssoa Il 49, buyer lsss. 3 g.
&grlsF-Eeez aasrT sad Blebasged. o.
fsr.4gr frte- trade small.
Defs-Eittie naose business doing, Gu-
prices have not tusTa1f ten
aereq. gaoiee feea. y I4z; No. J.,
81 g7 a. lg. ioagT araaes, SiaI O.; Buyer
asoE., - r..
Potat8cs-st95 ks axe Ebers-i. bCt re Dc
maHd Is good ans priees ere Wel s4S-
tanned Peerless. 4srs5,e; EIrbanks-
81 81: Garnet Gale. GsGsoc; Ezrly Rose,
ga6G
Be.ser-Eazg q. tie receuf deeiiae.
fancy. 10. good ~ choice, Z1q-3c
Eggs-A shade cheaper: e aiit0ruia rSHca-
81 ie store lots, y
sa...i TF-er4
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing syrup. Tor chill
dreu tccthing, IS the prescription OF one Of
tle best female nurses aud physicians ia
the United states, and has been used for
forty years with uever-failiuy success BY
millions OF mothers for tucir children.
During the process Of tee.hing It's value is
incalculable. Il relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseuterv and dis-rhHs. Erip-
ing in the bowels aud wind collie. BY Civ
ing health 20 the child e rests the mother.
Price &c a bottle dAw
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TREEE & RAYMOND, agents, D.v
DIAMONDS
DIAMOND

EXtrG fine inducements in
Diamonds for the Holiday
trade. Intending purchasers
viii fiud Il 70 their advantage
TO call and inspect my stock OF
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks aud
Jcwelry before buying. Dis-
monds Of the first water, guar
snteed
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Northern Pacific Railroad,
Seattle, Lake Shore L Eastern Ry
CHANGE or TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. DECEMBER
" u, ISIS. trains VIII depart from ana
arrive az Seattle as follows:
Falls City. Gilman. Leave. ArrfFe.
Saoh0mish and way
stations. connecting D go -. sssa....
at Union Bay with Z - -
boats on Lake Wash
ingtou .......
Gilman and way stat u ,.oo ,,..,..,.
lions ~ y 4Af -
Snohomish aud wayi &C.,, o..s
stations . - ''1@ "a
SUBURBAN TEAESS.
To Smiths Cove 3 7:i0 m Sos an
To Ballard BIS an 1sa9an
To Icsler. c0uuecG'1
with boats on Lake B l.0o , N Saopm
Washington
"a daily. ''s" daily except sunday
w. J. JENNINGS
Gen. r. and ?. Agent
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..EH N1Bg. jar. s.--}F altilF for she final
outcome % the conference between the
bankers and rsiiroad presidents keeps al
new ventures il sac sIJeE market in the
back ground Az improvement made By
foreign purcLEs-s -lis morning Ees soon
ueutEalIEed bf the selling Of local opera
t9rs IN tlc lass aC1r there was renewal
Oi buying, and everything moved Hp The
r-arket auAlLg closed quiet. bus strong, AZ
fractional advances for tae qay, while Egt
gene S CO. % the bes. figures
Governments. dun ard Arm
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEx YORK. Jan. e.--Ao1ey on call, easy
at Prime mercantile paper, s. al.
STERLING ex ehaugs, duil aud steady 60
days, e. sii. demand, - So
BONDS.
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The UiscOverer Of Kicking H0rse
Pass Jolna the Majority.
Major A. b. Rogers died at the home
his brother. L. z. Rogers, at Water
viEle,: Mimi, May 4. He had been
suffering with cancer OF the stomach
for some time, ard q month ago went
to Wat<rville ant took to his death
bed. Major Rogexs was known to the
world Is the discoyerer OF the Kicking
Horse pass. through which the Cana
dian Pacific railway passed across the
Rocky Mountains 10 the Pacific coast
That Was the browning piece of series
OF brilliant engineering feats, which
gave him rank among the foremost
engineers Of the country. The
whole line OF the Canadian Pa
ciiic railroad west Of Manitoba
was located by Major Rogers and con-
structed under bis supervision. Before
his employment by the Canadian Paci-
fc railroad he had been for many years
assistant engineer of fhe Northern
Pacific railroad. and a large part OF
that road and its branches were sur-
viewed hy him. He Was especially
familiar with the topography OF the
mountain country, where the noSt
ditiicuis work was TO be done. He
was q pioneer Of Minnesota, having
gone there first with his father and
brother from Massachusetts, IN 1856.
and his first woyk in railroad engineer
ing was done on the line Of the Min
nesota Central. He served with dis
tincfion in Colonel Crooks regiment
during the civil war, and came home
with q majors commission, having
risen from the ranks. He was 4 Free
Mason OF the I'D degree, and the first
member OF the Waservilie lodge. He
was . single man. and in his fsath year.
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rELxaRApHrc TICKS.

whitelAw Reid has arrived In Paris.
The report Of the captureiof Khsrtonm
was untrue.
The sa.n Of Persia has left Teheran for
g. Petersburg.
First Comptroller OF the Currency Mat.
thews and Treasurer Hu4ton entered on
their duties Monday.
The steamer Ionic from isytsieson, New
Zealand. May for London, pat back with
her crank shaft broken.
The United States court Of claims has
dismissed the ease Of kincaid 4 9us<smsn
for rent Of property In Alaska
AZ dance near Plymouth. Ohio. Sascr-
day night, Henry Nichols murdered WI
SON aud Amos Carr brothers. and escArcd.
The king Of Holland resumed charge OF
the government Monday. Many conErstu-
iassons we're received and fhHnkxxffahx
services held.
President Harrison arrived At FORTRESS
Mcnroe Sunday snernfng and attended
church az the garrison. The party srriyea
home Monday.
Secretary OF War Proctor. General Crook
and staff visited Fort sheridan, near
n mnsn ple.ssa H vita sAe isssssea
Clearing house returns: ssress exchanges.
wsxk eRded May II, N,ltN.ssi SOL. Al IN
crease II 1873 per CENT compared win thc
corresponding week 81 la&t year.
There Is . stampede from neAaw1od.
OAK, 70 new placer digxsnxs forty mile.
distant Great excitement exists, ard
gold Gust IL said % be abundant.
As Cincinnati. snnsixv morning, Nov1tr
blAnc, . workman. fatally shot his vile.
killed his syearosd dauxhacf. and COM
suifsed suicide. domestic sreHhle-
Decker c. wi1kbana, president Of the
Lock Spring Mattress Co. in jail ~ san
Francisco for forgery. died sunday from
. kfupiexy. He Was IS years OF aga
A rsSaM at serFcr exists In tsretnA, La
saturday ntxht white people harmed the
engsne hcasf Of kae e0lorsd IRE company
and the arsnoyy Of the sssiorsl militia coxt-
PAM Nexroes were shps down in tAx
streets and honSss ptissxNS.
Nathan Carwfth. A.. oace the iesting
lead merchant Of Arierssa. Il dying Ii
poverty 1t chicseo. The story Of his ruin
Is printed His Nons 9steoa Iorusthr
ss uanderra tho old EAnsS Millions ia Try
ing 10 eurner the lead mAskef
Henry 3. howell. N expert scsnusrsisl
accountant and elssnster at titles, sosaaif-
tel Suicide in rnson sqnars. skn fran-
cisco. Handay mssrnkux. or sh0eEux hzr.
self thrcagh the head Hsn health wss
hsoken snd hls ambition goae.
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9. hss arrived 81 flynoHth. Engsand. On
the voyage the cotton In hcr hold s7oatkn-
eorxly ixESfed, and the crex toaxAt she
danes I0S atty honrx Water Ead no et-
fers, bus steam auenehed tie Gre A yantc
presnssRd amon9 the pesseaxafx. and Pre-
pArksisns were made 20 abandon the ssfps
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Foxtsfss esozes, XXX quality. Xsrnfac'
surea bx Foster. Pazi & Co. New lot ches'
Ter cseas..
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waen h~hy Was sick We xAse her cassprsa,
when she wsz . child. she cried for Ca
fortn~
when she wss Mlss, she chung 20 CastoFia.
when she had cAssdrsc. she esve them
gaex2xta-
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called me by name, and chatted VIII He
for several moments"
'Well?"
"Well. do YOU know I've noticed one
curious thirg: A society reporter, is just
as fond Of being treated courteously as any
ore else. II seems strange, l know, but
I'm convinced th.t it's true. In fact, I'm
satisfied the society reporter IS built on
much the same p an as the rest OF humanity
and feels an iusult or slight Just as keenly.
Odd, isn't i.?"
"Indeed it is. l never would nave Gus
"Many pe7p'e apparently don't otheTP,
I'm inclined to think, can't say NO
courteously. Their only way of doirg 1t
is to show you the door with some insult
irg remark, although you may have been
es courteous as you plesse. I've noticed
smother strange thing too: A reporter
doesn't 60 ID house fer bis own amuse'
ment."
SIS that really so?"
yes; Pm quite positive of it. never
krew of care WHARF, he went merely out
of vulsr curiosity"
''Np!"
mo; he goes generally 10 satisfy the
curiosity aud sometimes the vanity OF
Others. Bat the hostess eeldom thinks so.
seems to think that he comes simply
frcm boolish desire TO intrude. Ii he
were living in idleness on an allowance
from his father she would treat him grsci-
ously, but because he is earning his own
u, etr,v. ha rOurtpOuC gOma-
times -
"Wbst is the best way to DO society re-
pNting?"
'My way, whenever it is possible, is to
% either before or after an entertainment,
when the hostess is ct liberty. Of course
she can't leave when she is receiving her
guest $, and sometimes even when she Is
willing TO give the details, she has no oue
TO send to give them to me. A hostess
may desire to be as gracious as you please,
but she can't leave her guests because a
reporter is ct the door. Blu. if they would
ali do rs one l know Of did once society re-
porting would be simple, aud we could
call any time. Size had all the details
that she was Williog to give printed in
manifold on a typewriter, and each re-
porter got sheet. 1t was in sort OF
table form, giving the brides lame (for it
was q wedding), who she was the daughter
of, her costume, groom's name, clergy
mans name, etc. Whatever she did not
not care to give wss omitted. 1t saved
her lots Of trouble THAT night and was a
great convenience to us. 1t probably OILY
took Is minutes to write it out and think
of the time it saved. 1 wish more would
DO it. I'd have blanks printed to be filled
in if they would"
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Gatarrh TO Consumption,

Catarrh in its destructive fo-ce s'arc. -'
and undoubtedly leads on to conHmpii'l.
therefore singular that those eiiilciei WIZ
fearful disease should not make % the
their lives to rid themselves Of 81. Dec.
remedi.s corrected by ignorant p--..l..
medical knowledge have weakened ih- Z
dence Of the great majority OF sufferers .-e
verified remedies. They become Feslsne
life Of misery rather than torture tnen''
with doubtful palliatycs. ..,.,
Buttbis will never DO. Catarh mus
81 every stage and combated with az OF y
In many cases the dflase has assume. ri
ous SYMPTOMS. The bones and carIlts
nose the organs Of hearing, OF tee.s 4
tasting so affected as 10 be useless i--
eionea.ed, the throat so inhamed ana
as 10 produce a constant and dlifes, .t
sAEPoRD's RADICAL CURE meets ever I
Of Catarrh. from simple head co.l 'g
loathsome and destructive stag
and conftiudOnal. Instant ~ rene. -s
nent In curing, safe. economical ana -.'-'
ing ....f.t. q
Each package contains one bottle o. .. 7
IcAI, CURE, one box CATARRHA '0-'
/ an IMPRoyED IERALER, with uca-
POTTER DRvG & CHEMICAL Co, 1a''
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SPHINX KNOTS.
ANY communications for this department must
)e addressed TO E. K. CHADBoURN Lewistown, Me-
No. 1156-An Enigma.

No. 1156-An Enigma.
Long years stood in London town,
A well-known place of great renown;
The debtors dread, by day and night,
OF creditors the Joy, delight.
Beneath the prison walls 1 took
Ny way, river or brook
Whose channel now no more is known;
Instead vast buildings made of stone
Have risen like fabrics of a dream
Where once was seen the limpid stream.
But now no more on solid ground
As dungeon drear can / be found;
On ocean vast, on sea, or bay,
With many ssils | take my way;
Or gently rocked by wind and tide,
." S->C. WooDFoRD.
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~
No. 60-Decapltatlons.
Sometimes l ramble round about,
But when I've lost my head,
! sing catch, entice, and fish,
And Iceland songs have said.
That deep within the mountains hid
toll by day and night
To forge the heroes magic brands
Which conquer in the fight.
Once more behead; III play my part
You'll find me useful still,
wrap reyolve, infold, and cen
Record the nations will. sI. DENIS
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Grandfather's Prize.

Grandfather Youngheart has been little sur
prsed by the result OF his spelling, and has
found abundant employment tor his lie sure in
revising the lists Of words from the letters OF
Breaking" and preparing the best for pubilca-
ton
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No. 11e4.tA Dlti-lon.

A relic Of fore fathers part but don't kill,
You leave me my son, who is named in my vii,
And a weaving machine, that Of old they old
fill MEMO.
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Name the city that, cleans 1000 weight in the
main;
Name one. that's a League, and perhaps more;
And one. that rOams the plains DER and DER
Name one. a nice vessel Of new timbers made;
And one, that provides from above, 1t Is said
Name one, tnat, forever goes round ana rouhu'
And one. that is ever in harmony found.
Name one, of saline water that's indeed very
fine;
And one, an ancient temple, Of Jupitsr's time.
Name one, a fair woman, OF long time ago.
And one. a red staff. used for musical show.
Name one a blessed Saint, which we read in
good books;
And one, a small stone, seen often by brooks
Name one that wants felnes completely dls-
patched a
And one, a dark brown, with red hue attached.
Name one, a sweet rest for the weary and tired
And one, mythical God long siucs expired.
NJ. L.
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Answers.

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with many fond hops, and hearts full Of cheer
We welcome thy coming, oh, Happy New year.
I'LL. Cramp. , sword. 3. Cod ( Drum
5. shark g Whit Z. Pipe. s. Carp. g.
Pilot 10. Dab. II. Globe. y. Pike.
ll42-Rung-he
ll43.- FARM
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EME Z
LAW 5
DANE
llH.-Brink, rink, ink.
ll45.-A riddle.
Lifetime.
1l47.-In-iancy.
Answers will be published in two weeks.
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No. 11es.-An EnIgma { ,aptod to Must

no. II63,-An EuIgihA z Vdpteu % HHu9IV
Tttne-''I an not a pair Qf longs"
Yes. am quick and sDrigmy.
And my m0Uale1t is not sl0lc;
For II you view me rightly,
I'm an leg from top 10 toe
And must yet grow nightly"
For my 20 is bJiHd 10 0rOiC).
That 10 tries me slightly,
Like the weller folks, you know.
J. k p. B.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

No. Biographical Queries.
What river in Europe is the first syllable Of
a capital in Africa and a bay in Ireland?
> What river in Europe has first ana second
syllable in a mountain Of Mexico, and IS part
2 What lake in Asia forms the first syllable in
a North American island, and an Australian
POSSESSION T..
4. What Asiatic country has its name sunk IN
an ocean, and Uoted States?
g. What Asiatic river gives the TWO last syI'
tables to a town in Illinois?
q What south American city forms the hrst
part of a South American division, aud South
American riYvr! ERAINA g
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No. II51-Charade.

How often Miss Second has plred DER first,
with forehead all puckered in doubt
And how, when at last the hard first has been
solved,
Has Miss second been tempted 10 shout.
g. GRACE BRAMLEY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

In nv vertical post the first architect view;
Then take horizontal and first sculpture ind 100.
ALICE SHARRARD.
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No. 11G1.-Snuares In Circle.

What is the greatest number of one-inch
SQUARES hat can be drawn on a circular sheet OF
paper twenty inches in diameter!
j. w. HAt KNEES.
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Answers win be published in Two weeks
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On board of a railway train, which is
Just in the act of passing given point,
1889.
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No. 1859 An Artistic Cross.