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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
bradshaw VIII. re Coiteetor--A
Railroad "a Hatfoek


foar TawssExp. March sa.-The col.
lecsorship wrangle has finally reached a
solution. The ssratfgisal point ia the SIT.
aAsion was determined yesterday Hon.
Alien weis telegraphed Delegate Alien 10
the effect that he not only withdrew his
name for collector hat he was not vantis.
date for any other federal positlon Upon
resolving this intelligence Allen withdrew
the name o! ]. G. Horf OF Olympia No
then telegraphcd Charles ". bradshaw of
TINS ely that he had recommended that ne
Do appointed collector Of the PUGET sound
customs district This viii undoubtedly
end the contest, and Il is exported thai
brsdshsw appointment will re officially
announced Within the nsxt few days
TfeEo viii be q trustinR race 10 saussaw
ssAtnfdsyl afternoon ri Irving par1. fhe
horses tsat viii - entered fog the ostafeSs
ARE owned by William Hammond a. T.
acNsmara aud Mr. Dali An excitiax time
Ii anticipated. a. the horses are supposed
10 tse esenlS matched IN speed, There "a
considerable interest manifested IN tAe
sporting fraternity ia fhe cansng rser, and
considerable money has heen wagesea on
the different horses
r. III. Terry returned from Tacoma last
night. AZ which place he pssrchasess a
daiafaN engine from Nclsoa iseungtf.
The railnaad contractor. The engsas
vision 81 ihe N0giheTn Pacific railroad
ever TIE Cascade mountains. aaa Is cafas
pafastveis uew, having hee9 built 80 tSS-
IL u well and solldls constructed. aaA w A.
evidently Intended for Sesxieeahls work.
Tue Watrf-sssces tack VIII DE paaessi II.
goad condition. which wilt require aiSAgr
I'VE days work, after which the eneiav
VIII take she rssoss of huxxes aaa ps,sfossi
service oa tae Improvement.
NJ, Terry today revealed ssasn that hss
hrni nave under consideration " hsss they
ATE through with thesr grading eansxaetS
~ Is narraw gsugV road from tefS city 81
tori aiaalock he said be believed Sseh
Al undertakes was practicable auf teas
ible- lie fees sugaaest that e. wsgti.l
prove profitable rsaFura. The amount M
trasae between these places ana Pgsi
I0waseud NJ rsVseut Il IS no means xyasl3
NitA the growth. development ara in.
ervase IA topalsstos tse business wlu ia
tsr~sse ooFrcspensisngly. ThcSe IS 10 cues.
uon oas ssieh 80 enterprise weala pas
handsomely. sad the growing fTaEss4fssss's
al the points enumerated demands bette,
transportation With tnss clty. oatek rssrs
muniesiion Will ssiesulsse the Sgten,tsy ~
Townsend.
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wAfr.a waILA NEWS
Reception ~ taex. Mesrr home
usghwasman'' M~teh Insane.

MAEiA wAhsA, NANsA .ssss~-A r4eepala,
wasseasiercsi 70 sios, Neose to-nsxht ~ Ats
fstensis 81 all s-ssssseSi sA1tAs. Il uax :
great ovation. the epey& h.aasSe being alless
Kseas naauy sassss were peeseaa SsssasAs,
were made b she principal saaa ~ Is
city, tnslusllng tias. MeaEe, r. : tsrsWsgs
FAstnsFos :. b sizea, II stsaskt1s - .ssr'
sssel'le. said II soy ANare does s. sssf@ -
ms pzeasESsesssg sAa 7s~ss,ls 81 Mas Ma
anu Us tsEzslaxt sssa as szsssGs-l.
n his sfssesk tsak- Nszssss SSff - sVss,at
Se hss aBsy = The fasi SO aAs ~ ssg. a.,
assisszi 81 deserve tas EassA spssEes ii
chair
ssas, NNors has lsRn 2vFs eass - 8ag
.ssstsA1a1 tese grass sg ssssxsas aAssass faase
SO t.tsszgs tis ~ fksss go khe 5ezzEtis-s
49, e cchf4S;=sa 50 sa&ffAss sHSs tssfas Ass
essss SsEatast Is thss sseasteHssses s.ss9.
h.assssl'asss ssass Issssass6tss sss ksSsslsgs
ssseAx nc has ks@ekea Hsss Sssss ssSszsz Stsss.,
- Nas sskFn ikssSs isaFkag rs kxass,ssss
800 - @aaai asss SPEAK hss mrssess ~,
ssss Aira9ses lie ulN aes sxF. ssrspp -
nats. ana - aesrsnx nNsx saNs 49,
+Ss NafsFs. IVES asso exsensRxsA Ia
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wns sesss fsa<a Pof<z1nl& for kfzEnx d nzsn
rho dzsYs him - desperation. He M
also pronounced irszae- Bozh SID BE
taken % s<<t54cr1fa-
Res. r. b Tiehn1s Of - Fxnl's eaarEA
hss resigned And wi5l ezxsr sn<s tbs nANsp
r.zpeg business Of Trgaxs Whitman ensn<y
Ar. Ticnaor il IN os3 neEEp&p<r rnAu An1
one Of TIE sbieSs knd fs<ss re1dy xrissrx -
Washington.
There Is likely % - 40 more deszTs foF
trer@sers xasax % tire Spun6 coaEkry- Ia
April tke q. 4 w. T. Nsl7 hare fuA sstFles
cons sing 81 yasssuxsz and express trait.
daily. ranking the trip from ssxksie ana
T.fo1ae "a waglz Walls 10 81 b0nrs, arysv-
ing hers e ,. m
Tie spxsn3 terra % whitman eoissgs
Dr,ess wish - ssaAe1ts pzzrsafng the inter
erit bganeEses 81 stssszs.
Fus.r car loads Of srnzniTrzgsA ArTzses
from the East TODAY.
f5esgrxe GHfhriage n&s been ApDosnts1 ~
the Commissioners O. 0versser Of the 81 y
pIy depa<fE1erf Of TIRE p<u3tsnssAfys sEsfa-
q 70 ssze approval q the governor.
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HE ENJOYS HIMSELF.
A Claekamss Herse-Thisf who f.
Acquiring Great Celebrity.

PesrLsND. March 22-The horse.thief
who has been making a circuit OF CIaek.
AfHas county for the PAST two weeks and
who several days since fred pistol al
constahie's posse that surprised him aud
scared them of. has turned up again a
few miles from whore he stole the FIRST
first horse. He appears TO travel ia u
circle, aud as fast as be uses up one horse
steals another. A day or two einee be
called at The house Of q. West, near
Damascus, aud demanded his breakfast
when II was ready he placed Winchester
rifle la corner Of the seoTa st.a took
seat at the table.
West. who had heard of the horse thief
thought he would capture bin. so he made
sneak ON bis Winchester. and leyeiing
L on him, told him o throw np bis hands.
The fellow had two navy revolvers
strapped on him, and he drew one while
West was swapping the Winchester aud
shot htn through the arm. aud 0u Vests
son coming In shot hsm through the hand.
The thief then ran of and IL the next
house stole horse and At the next mace
took a new saddle aud started out on his
rounds His Winchester was found To
baYe oaly empty cartridges ia IL IL he
keeps toaliag around tlarkamas long
enuuEa he will ~ captured and Is likely
10 receive a short shrifL
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oRLivER CROMWELL wmrrE
4 Sketch of the New Secretary .f
Wsshington.

DAYTON. March - oliver Cromwell
White was born In Dubuque. Iowa, pecem.
Der l. 1876. aud Il q sen OF Charles White,
an Oregon pioneer and ssesiH OF wasco
county, for seven years Young White was
brought 10 Yamhill county. Oregon, Ia the
spring Of 1850. where the family resided
phres years. After living around the eoun-
try doing various things, teaching school,
acting rs guard IN the Oregon paulienfiary,
etc, he came % Dayton. " r.. aud ia ls7d
Was elected auditor OF Columbis county,
serving two years. He was afterwards
clerk Of the district court and until the
"rascals'' were turned ogts four years
age. In is7a he bought the Columbia
GAroafels, b,lt sold it. after editing ii for
I'VE years, To Eugene 4. Wilson He
Was elected member OF the territorial coan-
ell In isso and served during the session OF
fss1~A In the spring of iSsa be was ap.
pointed one OF the commissioners 10 bald
the nitentisry at Nalia walla, lie was
delicate from Washington Territory To
tho Republican national convention which
nominated President Harrison. About two
years ago be bought back thn tAFamscle aud
has since devoted his attention 10 IT.
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DIR. A. e. STODDARD.
President of the
LIEBli WORLD DlSPRHSiRl.

OF San Francisco, Cal, and Kensm GI1y.
Mo-, win be at the Arlington hotel Apsil &
and 10, to consult with his WhnY
patients in Washington TcrriissY aud r.
others desiring treatment
DIR. Liebig d Go. The European medjul
staff and special surgeons and physictos11
OF the Liebig World Dispensary and intors
national Surgical Institute.
The surgical branch gives special site1.
ton &C. deformities OF every kind. and ~
displacements requiring appliances ~
curvature OF the spine. hip joint dieso6,
distorted limbs or arms successfully treat
ed by our new voltaic and magnetic appk
ances.
The medical branch devates especial q.
tention 10 all chronic. complicated, pft.
yate and wasting diseases, resulting ficm
badly treated cases OF acute or special ~.
ture, or from ineiiscretions Of youth, bfinf
ing on spermaturrhns, seminal weakness,
and an unnatural drain from the hydy
which undermilses the constitution aln6
debility, decay, less of vitality or man-
hood, which result from excess OF mstm
ity.
The reason SO many are net cured Of tho
above complaints Is owing TO a complies
ton called prosfatorrhesas which ON
treatment alone .saa cure.
Varricocele, wormy veins In scroten1s
structure, blood and skin impurities Sped
lily cure d. acute private troubles safely.
coafidentially and quickly cured. Cntxzrh
OF the mucous membrane OF tlle heet or
b adder successfully trealeds also fhroAf
and lung diseases Female complaints and
all del cate, complicated diseases Of wo-
men, Carefully treated hy our new method
whereby none OF the usual phfsleai exam.
the uterus aud al special acmpla1nu pe.
culiar 10 females successfully tfeafHd All
languages spoken and written. White ID
your own iaDgusge.
The most powerful ELECTRIC BEiIb
free TO patients. Call on or address
Liebig World Dispensary,
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MS ENEMIES DIssArIsFunp
rcik County Or Citizens Threaten
20 Lynch Murderer

SAAHa, March s4-'fhe examination OF
@. 7. lsearsisley tos killing Pervyinan was
resumed IL Dallas AZ $ o'clock shiS morn.
iaE, Mrs. heagdsiey, wife Of the prisoner.
was the only witness examined except
some states witnesses recalled. Justice
friak placed the accused under bonds %,
sseo to await the action nf the xranai jur~.
The tAopd was furnished by tseorge WI.
ltams as salem aud Mrs BeaFsisley. wffe ~
the accused Excitement Is running high
There - great classification among Baagsls
ley's enemies Threats af iyaahing arr.
heard. but no danger Is feared AeaFsssiey
returned 50 fela today
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OLYMPIA NEWS


The Appeintmenss Psvorabfy ke-
cefsed sesnpIc Preparing 90 Move
OLYMPIA. March - Ths arst intifnsfs5n
OF the appointment u . acw governor aud
SECRETARY for this fsrrifosyspaz received h
sssss effy lat asxhf sfssnt 5 o'clock, sssa has
bsser : sazree Of constant c0Ea mens snons
ps,ilflFfarss ever since Cor. Moore Il vel
known in this eisy. ADD Those who hare q
personal &essnkiHsAnee with him are yery
inch blessed wlsh his appointment. Gee
resary d. c. White Is very well known Eeze
and & extremely popular. and bis aprsosaf.
naent giFes universal satisfaction
Cor. SsEapte. IS usual. IL now ~ Van.
couser. fsst has t@iesrspassi thai BE wal
be in this city tonight. aud viii al nace
get his ossiee In pr0per shape for dis sac
erssfF
Gov. senspse has appointed j. r. Wilson
of Olympss. Franklln B. Davis OF Flor.
enee aas A. h. Root, Jr-. 0f Keiso a. 70
tarIsS public
Delinquent taxes En tt1is cgaufy aggrs.
gate tsbl7 az. aud tbe total tax co Iastesi
was 50. rs =. Tnss. Treasurer Mana says
il better showing than hrs Eeen made -
many years.
The sisters ef Charity VIII s0on lesgia
the construction OF al addition to theis
hospital in this city, tbs same having been
for Taoutnx In 4 very crowded condition
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sCorCH STOCKHOLDERS SICK
Going to Sell this ssregsaian Railway
and SAVE What TssNx Can

PoaTLssD, March 22.-navid Miles OF
Dundee. Scotland. appointed by the courts
there Official iiqniaator of the affairs of the
Oregonian Railway Company. cahied t5-
day that ne viii arfive here ia
Il days, 20 wind mp the affairs OF
the compsny. The scotch stockholders
will not attempt TO reoFganize the COM
pauy, aud viii have nothing more 10 do
with the Oregon boaes or securities since
the supreme court OF the United states
declared the Lease os their road To the
Oregon Halfway & Navigation Com
pany INVALID, bur the roads
Will be sold for cash paid
down II IL supposed some railway
company. probably the southern Pacific OF
Oregon Pacific. VIII buy the roads. Three
gentlemen have for some days been walk
ing over the lines OF the Oregon railway,
inspecting the condition of the bridges and
roadhed, bat on whose account and for
what purpose csunos be learned.
Receiver &. v. scost win bold the railway
I'll. the United States court dismisses him,
and has made with the Portland d William
cite Valley railway. with which the lines
connect for temporary traffic. ali
Arrangement by which all freights
and fares collected It'll the arrsy al OF the
ilquidator shall DC paid 20 EN- eloyes of the
Uregonian Hallway Company. The re-
ceivers certificates and other indebted.
ness against the lines amount 10 Sa28 600,
which viii have to be paid before the
holders of first mortgage bonds, which
amount 20 ever million. can get any
thing
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A rrisonsr,s Vl.xer rscarn

sax FeAScasc2, asrrh - ~Ans.sae 10.
bsesea, coai Hsi-A'i - she eonnty sAll Jan
i'@gy L lasi feg stsi tsals 81 charge IL hst
sgy ass3 wh0 Nss et1qloye1 as B trastv In
fae ists, went Gp iisiS nsosNtDg 10 fae nsof
of the }asi % hsns so zagae b.snRass =,
tFy. lie WAS accompanied rs nesss -
c6eftu ffe9uat5 Sah&aSeu cGsaliV rsA,.t
the RIPE fast ~ TIE pess saa siia soaa Is
efe Ersfsftd. sissssn@e 81 - feet, nsakfgg
bis estaS'e sesoFs 4he syes of the &ssonish~ss
DEPUTY
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sAs rRANcIsco HRyIEw.

SAN Francisco. March 2o.-wheat-
Market fiFIner; demand active; quotable,
81 37lslai 20.
Barley Fairly steady; No. feed, 7satt fa
sUc.
Oats Demand poor; liberal stocks on
hand. prices easy. choice feed, 81 10; No.
!. 81 osal OIL; lower grades, sfsai 02ts.
HepS--Dnii and lifeless.
Potatoes-Market easy: supplies large
no change in prices Of old; new. Ils(d2c
Busser-Faney, lse: good 70 choice, lea
i7g
Egys-Ea Easier: California ranch. istGiec;
store lots, f1ntlse.
Chartered Amelia aud G. O. whitmore.
lumber, Puget Sound TO Honolulu: Rich.
ard Ill, coal, Nanaimo 10 San Diego; 81.
Elmo, lumber. Puget SQUAD to Cork. Us
Id. Alex. MeCallnm viii load coal M Ia
coma for san Francisco. ]. r. Brown will
take lumber from the sound % callao as
soon as discharged here.
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NgesfSlA. New, Asrch z Josiah and
ElisSsSth rass. soaaa guilty % murder II,
tae arr degree is kiliing Ngses Taace.s At
Ariin, January Is, were sastencei 10
death hy hanging ~ Jaaxe bl<e1oN al
Ike tais rauEws9g Thls 4 sAe aFss csse
in tbs asStagY ef NeFadA weeee tse sssat d
f-sSsits has heen pranouaesd ga woman
she BETRAYED no eessss4afl. rae sisss az the
oSccntsoa Sas nst & xsss
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DIR. SP[NNBI
CL ~ -
SEATTLE DIsPENsAkf
Sfe ,-omlncxciaI street. errss
jackson. Seattle, W. Z.

AL ct.lonie Diseases Of MEN snd woxk
successfully treated.
LOTT MANHOOD, Nervous AID fnyMes
Debility, Exhausted Vitality. 5smlns
Neakntss. spermatorrhoea, In1petsasg y. :
ellne 's sSessnss se b W yssr ana 81 ne
uonal Heterogeneous ths.. .sssalt from =
ful foIles or excess In after years.
UHTNEpY kidney. and fia6der sfss = =
Weak Back. fsenlorrson, hss
crystits, Varscousle, Structure, ete.s pros
~ and lately NouaEseors naea s, "
given, nor strong infections usssl.
NTRVflfT2 Debility. Loss az vigor. 5f1ss:ss
A"i"es L>osssh Night Emissions -
spcndssacs ETC.. etc, cufeSl
vnHE5l HfN sRi!ersns f1om iise SIS
.S5aN' 500 yoisthsEl foilies Of taesseF =
tons, klonld avail themselves Of our fs' S.
Enenf. the greatest bssofi - 's ls5c AZ r..
taz OF suffering hlEmanisy #'.s gSnft5s 4
3 positive e1Ta IN ever case.
Eldd!aegga aeI Isse =, ss . ss .s, :. !
nGrsoas Of tae oissasfer. aess.sH palsssts
sxa&rtaEz or 0nTissnS BeGszEtoss % exs sfS
arson thc arsne deposits i sasfssaes 81
sAsasezsshss aihrsnsn a pss7sest fats
vA4Ies trsss i ssTs,tA* - rgssssfEe e. FsTAs
nsfisy hnes this patient sxgas<senessz = stst
efiiSg oG the sfstera 81 ratansr Re etf -.
areOwfEs fer. This IS tho ssxs7zsd z,s<s s.
ssset,lal weak0essI kfaax q Of tbs -
essisy. i,taorsnf a. is caazr. 4 p<fisff e7ss
saa heiatby fsssnEhfioE gstsu <uteei,
GEca n0trE 8 4 ri 60 3 II ~ Rs ri
sa.i sundays TO 5 p. "a.
". B..-Perxnus iiEassie 80 sisst Is alsg y
trsstsi ss their h,sues By issrrsspa1tss :.
Nes5cisles aae iliskssfs;sassk ssssf - s'Ass3 =
sxurfsz Constellation fssss 3D.
Trisud, Or te WsdfsK
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An oregea Pioneer and Founder OF
East Portland.

tos3aASn. Msrcu s. james Il STEPHENS.
a pioneer ef 1854. aled tonight after lin
GERMS Illness 81 several years ssaasfsns.
he as aSropt "a wears ola. and settled ga
the bsliks 81 the Willamette eas,1sstp
paEflsBs. a. yesrx assA.
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0FgEas@ = sSaV IS 2S& Essss nratsssss sc
ss&res sa tfs gna rs gzs4 "a ansxs ~,
x101s es1as&sa ea.t, ssly0s, sayrer. irea znx.
eclzs. Is 3assseGss traces - S1aEs 5Afssss
s5sNFsk ksssssssK 81 F,afsee ass sstsssss asa;
- extensive sgrsssss sszr71 gsssEsss prsstsssss
~ t&e g IS - sssa&Naee. sse vtes8 fseF
sers eSee ga szsEe .Nsskaexs ta@ isTsess Il.
ft.N wNs Astss tAa nsaSFss @9S sssa-
as4a tsssssses eg t6e &eAfsNs STATE zl4g As
.sse4i stsasets taTssasa Alsaeg feA wssleh Axs
EFsx4a = hsSsa - ths<szsssssss assss.-.ss sssfh
ssAsa - sAz - atsa k5sszss sssssaesstssss s.
= SsF 81 TesFtsse sxssa Fsssist5zs ard
eSFSf tslss SOD Af SsswAFE 4 Nsasvses
t'z1sE sses. wsasssssz.e zarSnSx
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a ssa rrapsi.ee sAssr ssansrap,.

sAS Francisco. March = - Arthur Field.
81 FIELDS Aiscssss aaa esaa&ey baker,. has
restsseaesl tAo sssusease s,as,rt 4, t.s iw~sss.
FSnt Via liabilities mre sltsAask The
EFssE7 ~ cFFslsf0ss ars sFgas e tAfs eley
Tee asssss are SEA-
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p.,.v eyaratr IN spekane.

SPOKANE FAL1.s. March 22-Passy CardiF,
tbs Minneapolis pugiiist who IL TO fight
Jackson, the Pacific slope artist, ON A pril
81, arrived here this morning In company
wifh John Donaldson. The combination
gave good exhibition here tonight, 70 q
crowded house
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SkN f@Aset@e. Msses - lnsEse at.esss
iss' = Aaarz ier 0cewea sna w&SAlagson
@Ai,s, fsesegiva Ire 80 EAssssa pasfsess asy
tAsF aN&i&e1 sea aSsIy 1se8S sssehtsy
E,sa5aR
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TAso4A, March 12.-Jofn w. Gias&s Of
this city, Is circulating petition for the
appointment TO the combined oinee OF
tspssai Inspector and Inspector of Indian
Affairs for ibis district.
Lou Brennan and Samuel ssoan. inmates
OF recently established house of iil-repHte
On & street, were arrested last night aad
today were fined so and costs.
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Children crJ for Pitchers CasterIa.
FOR SALE.

Best business corner in the city. Rents
for 300 per month.
Choice corner on Second street.
Choice corner on Front street
One hundred and eighty feet OF wharf
property.
Twelve lots between cable roads on
Seventh street. at bargain.
Two lots corner Pike aud Third street
Charles addition; only three blocks from
cable road; ane property: all clear.
One block Of Il lots on Madison street:
lay fine.
Block Is, Hanford addition.
Block So. Hanford addition.
Block Is, Hanford addition.
Block g, Yesler's First addition.
Two lots block is. Yeslcr's First addi-
ton; good view.
FIVE ACRES IN SoMERyILLE.
FIVE ACRES IN SOMERVILLE.
FIVE ACRES IN soMERyILLE.
FIVE ACRES IN S0MERyILLE,
FIVE ACRES IN soMERyILLE.
Two hundred and seyenty-sever acres,
with mill site.
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II should be generally known that Or
Henleyss Dandeiion Tonic ins1res hearty
appetite and iIscreased digestion, stispels
nervous depression aud low spirits, over
comes lack of energy and wakefulness, and
VIII infuse new life and strength into the
weakest Invalid. sold by Stewart & Holmes
Trng Co wholesale agents
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING

sugar went up another ne-eighth of q
cent. per pound to-day. IN sympathy with
. similar advance in san Francisco. This
had the effect Of dem0rallziHg busers
ssho during the past week hare shown By
their purchases that they bad confidence
In the steadiness Of the market
Fish was little more plentiful to-day
than for few days past.
Poultry Is again scarce, farmers almost
absolutely refusing 10 part with their hold
ings.
During the last few days the egg receipts
have been large. and already the market is
crowded. Prices are showing downward
tendency.
a local dealer Is preparing Is bales Of
hops for shipment 10 Spokane Falls. They
are 10 be used for brewing purposes.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
cEfPT-.-fsssst ~ the last a hours the
merchandise and produce receipts az this
port were rs follows: Puget sound shore
road, 30 tous: Columbia x Puget Sound
railroad. tons Seattle. Lake Shore *
Eastern railway. $50 tons BY water
Premier. ST. tons; Clara Brown, tons;
Edith, | ton; W. Y. Manroe, ton; skagit
Chief, tons: scow of brick. 10 tons: Clara
Brown, 81 toms. Total receipts, 5istt tons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the last "a hours
goods and merchandise were shipped from
Seattle 10 the surrounding country rs fol-
lows: Puget sound shore read. 81 tons:
Columbia & Puget sound railroad, ~ tons;
Seattle, Lake shore d Eastern railway, 10
IONS. By water-lola. ions: Edith. 6
tons; Glide. tons; w. n. Merwsn, 81 tons;
Clara Brown, tons; W. +. Munroe, 10
tons. Augusta. 2 tons: Nellie. 3 tons; Michi-
gan, tons Total shipments, 20 tons.
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2z5 SKIS potatoes, "a SKIS onions, bbls
syrup. 10 kegs same, ia cases same, 20
kits same, Us pieces cast iron pipe, ear
Load machinery, 1900 boxes common soap,
500 SKIS -four. 80 sheep. 45l SKIS beans, 32s
sheep, so cases lemons. Is eases eggs,
coops chickens, 80 boxes oranges, 20 cases
eggs, IA cases same, so steel rails, 24s SKIS
wheat. 50 600 feet lumber, 10000 shingles.
2 cars wood, car brick
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