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lr the liver and Kidneys arc sluvplSl,
and Inactive, Hoods Hirsaparilla Will
arouse them 70 prompt and regular
action. Take II now. Ia
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10. Arrived
steamer Ohio from Liverpool.
NEw YoRK, May l3,-Afriyed gefyIa
from Liverpool Ethiopia from Glasgow.
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PROCTOR, w. VA, May

This evening the Doctor from Wheel.
ing and the man who said he was the
young lady's father came on the down
train. l understand they proposed TO
take her body, but were refused. Ar.
rests will certainly be made to.night.
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v,Aii AL Srocen keep rlllSbury's Best
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WHEN you buy crackers bo sure that
you got stolEenbaCh's Columbia T6Nv
arc always nice AnditoAh atyouf grocOr'S,
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smaller pieces being cooked and
canned BY the packers.
The hind quarters OF beef, after be-
ing cooled, are shipped In refrigerated
cars TO al parts OF the country, One
department contains supplies for the
local trade, the best beeveS being
dressed in halves and bought hy re-
tail butchers.
Down in the basement immense
engines run night and day. also ~,
ice engine by which any cold temper
AZURE j. maintained IN the cooling
rooms Going into these. the ther.
mometer vas found 70 stand bsIo;w
freezing point Hundreds OF barrels
OF meat lay In the store rooms ready
70 ship Twelve hundred cattle are
handled every day and converted into
marketable form.
Ia the tin-shop all the cans are
mace IN q dozen sizes and shapes. A
pattern shears cuts out a can az one
eiapi another cuts and stamps and
turns the edges OF uhe top and bottom.
= lnird machine grasps the strip In
its IRON embrace and seams it. while a
man feeds the machine and soldiers
the seams. The tops and bottoms are
ntted on, the round cans fed 70 a re-
yolving soldering machine. which
drops item when soldered. and the
square ones are soEdered by hand.
seFap-tin is cut up into caps by anoth-
er mechanical arrangement: and The
useless scraps are soid. the tin melted
on to be used over again.
After Labelling the cans are packed
IN boxes and the nails driven In with
a machine that fastens a whole row at
one blow. 1t Is all machinerv-ma-
chineFy; the use for merely mechan-
zeal men Is dying out constantly, and
new race with Intelligence enough to
guide the mechanism Of machinery is
taking their place
One Of these days there will be a
bTainy man or woman fwhy not p
who viii make a patent labeler and
yarnisher. Then a supercilious, well
dressed young woman. who would
scorn the position Of typewriter, viii
stand and feed a machine that turns
out blue-topped cans with all the wrig-
cling yellow lines put straight, and ali
the consultations Of yellow stars per
forming their prescribed orbits.
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FROM moor TO CAN.
The Lightning Processes OF Turning
Animals Into Solid Food.
ItIIDI III NUIVHbV iIEUaIit-


Mr.. Libby said TO me:
The timekeeper has just been down
giving it TO me for putting you up
stairs. He said It's a shame to put
tha; young lady up there in all that
grease. Give her nicer work. Who
Is sheI' told him was just obeying
orders and knew nothing about you.
Come on now, and III show You the
Whole process OF making COW into a
can Of corned beef.
We passed down into the slaughter
houses, saw some high stalls and a
man With mallet passing from one TO
another There was that dull. sicken-
lhg thud, a gate was lifted, a steer
lerked up by the hind legs and its
throat cut Then it was pulled clear
~ ont OF sigh To- bleed and be drawn
The next time &c appeared the hOofs
AID head had been taken oil ready 60
SAN. At least = dozen Wen waited
melr turn Tor an animal tocome down
On TIE endless chain. hanging still by
Tie hind legs The hide was removed
Inc next men split the hack bone and
NE Two halves were passed on to be
washed and wiped.
H''NE lht~ process the tAo hatNrS
swung into chute and down an in
slhe plane TO She cutting room. Here
we Afst man made 81 CHt between the
loar'h and iiith ribs, another followed
WITH a saw and separated the fore
NON the hind quarter The hind
quarters went uU a. Ihe cooling room,
- Ok shipped iar dressed hsel. while
we lore quatter- were thrown ON the
N4tang blocks, Passing from one
cutter 10 another. every ufaa making
aeerts!n cut, tile whole piece was cut
~ stripped az the homes and sent TO
ae curing rooms to be made into
eorned beef
Ahe assortment is wonderful every
n J. utilized The homes 90 60 the
,el'i'HeF the shank bones 10 q far-
S.S'F iot making knife haodles. etc ,
~ sael and .at into ,alioW; tlie hoais
Esue factory; Kidneys. hearts,
~, are rauned into minced scallop>
sold 10 local dealers; Tongues sra
apoSel oi Ia ;le same eay. and the
A.5.'s Afc cooked into soup
alter curing. The corued beef in
te pteCts is shiurtd Ia barrels. the
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nv . GE4SALlS
Il entirely vegetable preparation con.
tanning 10 Mercury. Potash. Arsenic, or other
poisonous substat> -
swH-rs SPECIFIC
Has csirei hundreds OF cases Of Tpithello-
ma or Cancer Of the skin. Thousands Of cases
Of Eczema. Blood Hnmors and Skin Diseases,
and hundreds q thousands Of cases Of scrof
ula, Blood Poison and Hood Taint
swIFr's SPECIFIC
has relieved thousands Of cases Of Mcrcu.
rial Poisoning. rheumatism and Stiffness Of
tho Joints.
CHATTANOOGA, TfSx, Juno p, isss-swift's
early part Of the present year. a bad case OF
blood poison appeared upon me. I began
taking = :. = under advice 81 another, and
taking the medicine and shan continue 10 DO
SO until am perfectly we'll believe &c viii
effect perfecscure. Yours truly,
Doc. z. HOWARD,
III West sixth 81.
Specific Co, Atlanta 0a.-GentIemen: was
great sufferer from muscular rbeumi tisfn
for two years could get no permanent re
lief from any medicine prescribed by my
physician. / took over a dozen bottles Of
your g. 5. s, snd now l am a. well as ever
was In my lfs- l am eure your mesiicine
cured me. and woald recommend a 90 any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly. o. r. HU0HEs,
Conductor c. s q. H. Il.
Waco, TEXAS, May 0. lsSs--Gentlemen The
wife OF one OF my customers vas terribly
afflicted with a loathsosne skin disease. that
covered her whole body. She was confined
10 her bed for several years by this affection,
and could not help herself at all She could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
OF the skin. The disease baffied the skill q
the physicians VINO treated IT, Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific,
and she commenced 70 improve almost i'm
f1s ialely. and In n few weeks she was Rp-
pArenfly well. She Is now a hearty fine-
looking lady. with no trace Of the affiiction
left. Yours very truly, j. z STARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT srrcITIo Co. Drawer g.
Atlanta, Ca; New York, rs broadway.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.


SEATTLE. Jan 2.
.-o~auent in bops Il noticeable One
.d,sa and one bales have been received
s.,f and wagon at the City Dock. VI
-. n which were forwarded from John
-. yard, near the race track. The
80 belongs TO wetmore Bros, and the
- norton Of the entire lot consists Of
~ me disposition o. the 10. has not yet
80 sscsrtained, but Il IA known that
- have not been secured By contract
Raxtsr 4 Co. have twenty
a. bsles al their warehouse which
-. upleaaed to-day from the schooner
$500 Prices win BE- given later. Coffee
.rige quiet, with no signs Of an imue-
80 advance The decline In meats has
- marked BY a good demand for
..--asrs, hams. quote &c per pound.
s..skfss. bacon, Armour, Is quoted 81
,ssSe iobbing; cleanides, per pound. lIsE &c.
xbs,r IL scarce Just now owing % the lack
:, .s.s TO transport from Eastern wash
sa..cr. Quote SO per ton, ~ the jobhips
- large trade in dried fruits IL ex-
..essd Ia the next few weeks. at present
yiess - ,.
rTTPTs-During the last - hour the
-e,ebspdise aud produce receipts az thfs
- have been a. follows: Puget sound
ssa-s rca5. I4l tons; Columbia and Puget
sssua railroad. q tons stesmers-WIl.
.~f.gfau. 80 tons. Eliza Anderson. II
go. CIV o. Quincy, II tons: Nellie. ton
s~hooner Tsaser. - tons. Total receipts
- tous. Among the receipts were 40s
500 fear. 40 boxes apples. 20 sacks on
- boxes batter, 81 cases and / box
sSes q sacks and 10 boxes bacon, 20 boxes
rms I0e cases refined lard. ~ cans dog.
~ oil. 90 bhls linseed oil. /
.Sre wool, i9i bales hops. f3 pair
- horns, 10 peits, bids hides, $50 elk
sIess 10 boxes copper. rs tons building
,oes. 10 bates and 10 tons hay, carload
f,rnitilfe, so head sheep, q head cattle, 3
hesa horses, 6 head calves
gHTPgENTs-Duri the last a hours
Seel,s and merchandise have been shipped
sroU, seattle % the surrounding country az
iailows. Pgget sound Shore road, IS tons.
courabia aud Puget sound railroad, I6
,,ns. steamers-FicetwO0d tons, Munroe
4 TOYS. Eiith tons, Evangel II tons,
augusta ~ tons, Graee ton, Mountaineer
Ion, lola 3 tons. Total shipments, se5z
tnas
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sAS Francisco. Jan. 2-Arrived-Sti
Columbia, Portland: Sonaninm, Port
Madison.
Cleared-Sir Mexico, Victoria. Br str
Wellington. Nauaimo.
salled-Ship Dashing Wave. Tacoma;
Dol bark Buudalier, Nansimo. str william
cite Valley, iaqu,na Bay.
SYDNEY. - Arrived - Newsboy. Puget
SOUND
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nnnKa

sEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEw YORK, Jan. 3.-Hops-Dull and
steady.
Coffee Options opened firm and closed
steady, 1850 points above yesterday, with
active trading. sales, la6, rs bags: Jan.
~ 2o@l5 70; Feb, SIS S0Gl5 rs; March,
VI 10. spot Rio stronger fair cargoes.
Ei.e
sugar-Raw. duil aud unsettled centrif-
ugai. % test, SIC, refined a shade lower.
closing steady with better demand.
Copper Nominal; Lake, Jan. 81 Is.
Lsad-Quiet and strong. domestic. 81 p5.
nn-Dull and weaker; Straits, 81 so
Bar silver. g9Ac
Petroleum opened firm at sssse, but
after the first sales the announce
ment Of reduction in the price OF refined
caused sharp decline to s65sc. The mar.
ket then rallied and closed firm at s7sSc.
Sales, .o75 900 barrels
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-wneat closed strong
and higner cash, 81 Jan, gdc. May,
Con- steady; cash, sg'se; Feb s4l.lsc;
May, 8Ac.
oats-steady; cash 2ijsc; May. % Tide.
Barey-No trading.
si2 IN.
Lard-steady; cash, s. 27Is. Feb, s. 80
81 an May, 81 "a.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3 Cattle - Receipts.
700 stronger: choice beeves. 81 S0d4 80.
steers s2.Aa 90 {l.s0; stockers and sfecders,
y @s3So, Texas, 81 S0GS.25
heep-Receipts, COCO; steady, natives.
i 1904 80 Western, corn fed. "a S00tt4 O.,
Texans, s. 5GGS 90.
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DIR GEO. a REICH
SARAH KENDALL, Nj. ID.
THos. KEEFE, NJ. ID.

7 ATE COUNTY PHYSICIAN SAN
l. Diego, Cal. Formerly surgeon s. p.
r. r. Co, Deming. New Mexico. Special
attention given TO the treatment of female
diseases. Once at Kenyon block, room II,
cor. Front aud Madison streets. Telephone
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
l the stockholders Of the Cedar River
Cssl Company. viii be held al the o1iees
Of the company, ColRm5is street, on the
TN day of January. lSs9. a. : p. II
JOHN COLLINS. Vice President
L J. CoLsAS, Secretary.
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rELEGnAPHIc MARKETS.
san FRANCISCO REVIEW.

sas Francisco, Jan. 8-whsat-R Easier
feeling but no change IN prices trade
hrhi: the range is from 81 ~ % i4ys<
Option Buyer, season, 81 ~; buyer, 1888,
NAss
any demsd. quote 11lzfasDe.
0Gss-Ihe tendency Is downward. Stocks
are large, and ANY pressure to sell would
force prices lower. Quotations are as last
sent
Hops naltered.
Potatoes-GO0d lots are meeting with
ready sale; market firm: Peerless, 40ta65c.
BHrbanks. {iial %; Garnet Chile, 5SgT5c
Early Rose. i5(a50c.
Butier-Nras heavy supplies: fancy,
Tie good 10 choice, 1.sg26c.
Eggs-Fresh are firm; s2lzG35c; store
lots Z5iSta39c
Chartered Glory Of the seas, coal, Nan
aimo 10 san Francisco Louis Walsh and
Margaret. coal. Seattle 70 San Francisco.
sgw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEg Y0RK Jan. 3.--The stock market
was dun. weak aud feverish to-day for
everything except coal. The only bright
SPOT in the market was coal stocks. aud
Jersey Central in particular, which dis
played strength altogether out OF proper
ton TO the list. rising "a per cent from its
lowest figure Of the forenoon. The market
closed quiet aud fairly steady, generally at
fractional decline
Governments were duh aud steady
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YoRE. Jan. Mooney ON call, easy
last loan I. Prime mercantile paper. 5(st6i =
Sterling exchange. dun and steady: co
days, 81 siit; demand, "a ssi4.
Bosps.
4 tregisrdl l2sla as teonpons) .lOsis
q teonponsl leil Pacific 6s..........1l9
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WEIGH * OLSEN.

T,IyII ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTs-
I men All kinds of mechanical draughi-
ing promptly attended to.
Room IA. Colonial block, Second street
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND q CO.,
Civil and Mining Engineers and
nrauohfsran

DAuRoAD. MINING, WATER WORKS,
II Typographical, bridge, sewerage and
drainage eug iReering given special Gtfen-
ton. City property or lands surveyed or
ssssiivided. Maps and mechanical draw
iAxs, engrosnng and blue prints s specially.
Township plais and maps always on hand
Roens ~ aud 20, Yeslef-Leary block, seat
tie W T.
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s.. BAXTER & co.

Ofer for sale IN lots TO suit,
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled Barley
spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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DIR. F.. H. COE,

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON, ROOM II,
Il Colonial block. corner Second and
Columbia streets. ONCE hours 10 To II,
to and nights. Telephone Us.
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n of coal, FIRE clays. ores, etc. Send sam
pies for assay by mall Tacoma, Wash Ty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Castle.
HEALERs AND TEACHERS - CHRIS
III tan Science, Mental Healing. No. l0l5
Second street, between Madison and spring,
Seattle. Washington Territory.
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JOHN a.. JANIcKE

A fToRSEY. NOTARY AND SURVEY
"A %. VII practice before the Enssad
states lad cfice- Contests initiated. con
c4esed and defended Timber iand eases
asrecialsy. Vacant government. l&n6 se-
iecfed and settlers located Township
plxts and abstract of King esouuy correcred
Up 70 Gate VIII be found as ry ossee. Ad-
dreks Fallk CITY. King Couwfr. vi
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H. STEINMAN,
GEORGE RErHUNE

A RCHTTECT-RooMss Sc AND 81 BOSTON
N Block, corner Second Columbia streets.
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nGULIsT AND AURIsT, si4 FRONT
" Street. ofiee hours 10 Il a. m, 10
and to S p. N.
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rvt Il tse god. silver, lrsa AMI eeFpey
sisass os Nssrtaaa fcrihe yeGr sas s.efzreii
80 60 pga sud IA gsst 13e. An sEers zse 81
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on IRE Stand q iaislIs& IL A4sch, iss7, -
anas fnsa the Uslsef states steamship
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r. L. SMITH, NJ. D. RUFUS WILLARD, NJ. D.
DRS. SMITH 81 WILLARD
physicians AND sURGEoNs-oFFICE
L PoBcin's Block, Front street Office
hours to 4 p. m and 20 p. m.
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RICHARD OSBORN. TErsTEs ?. DYER.
OSBORN 81 DYER.
/ lHYERS.
IL SEATTLE, ". 7.
Rooms IL and Is, Yesier Building, Mil
street, end Of Commercial Take elevator.
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WOOD & OSBORNE.

A TToRSEYs AND CoUSsELLORs AT
"A law. Attention given 70 Land litiga-
ton, land titles and probate matters only.
Rooms and :, Union Block, Seattle.
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swTTs SPECIFIC

Is entirely vegetable preparation con,
tanning 10 Mercury Potash. Arsenic. or other
poisonous gubstaEa -
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT srrcIFTc Co. Drawer q
Atlanta. Ca New York, rs Broadway.
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CLALLAN COUNTY News.
Republican, Nv small Nal ,rtls
RsrsssnNi Mention.

TORT ANGELES, sept. IL -Cial'an couuty
politics are q. cided Hixed this v, ar -
10 the tffiee IF legislator. At L IT Ang ies
both parties are q satisfied liza their
nominee republicans claim thai n, ir
caucus Was fun by temocrsis ami ,tcsR.
gers In Il .uf.fest af Dr. d. r. Inli II III
,,sra's art kicking i'.s,anse Of the arbitrary
manner iu which II. Aelnnes. IT.. chair
rnAu 81 the central committee. tiled to run
the COW, nton, aud III. manner Iva whis.ii
he Obtained hts nor9instion. Tntre Will
probably DC enc ar iw. independent 6Rn
iidstes IL me field. II ,IIg ore were put
Ia uomlnstioa lac wou.d probably be
elect Il.
A. regards Stat, ami district nomina-
ttens. l. il Yet h.ri IL forecast the re, ult
fne county j. pr,.b ,hly Rcpuuliran b. y
vsfy small ia-i ,FHy. The iiidr,enceni
vote .; Part An.rles il quite large and the
result hole 81 tpe an iudex a: hex the
coant. vii 10. vii inl W e Palt
Aps. les prec net viii Jsoli shout 20 sud
the, tai ncs oi the coaut, wiIs - l. about
the 50 me ntW her.
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taes ~ tisis',t l., IA pace Moadsy
Dtldles te.peF wlfo csn,,' .r,un " "
=. rk to riE'st uni FIR h.s he. Ia snu.e
thgCs' months asn tird this morn w isa,r
;,st Il sea-. sse as,' Ia. ~ IA pr Al.
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question. Pubic n:eetmSs wills be B.. Il
and ths question Sili Zee u;!y disS used