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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30
KILLED nv INDIANS.
a Csttisman shot and Thea Roasted
ON . stove.

Ban FaAwctsco, April 2a.--A special to
the Esam4aer from peming, n. ~, says
4. 4. Head today received the following
telegram from sheriff whitehall at San
simon. w. X. MHnehas ssd Cook. tsso
miners. came TO the San simon Cattle Coma
rans's headquarters last night and say that
Frank caay Was killed b. Indians At Deer
Greek. esdy wss buried Friday. He was
shat threegh bath legs, then pat on a stove
and roasted a. near rs eoala be ascsr.
tained, there were forty Indians t.sdy
had charge 81 the san sssNep Cattle Gem
psny Fsasli ~ beer Greek, SIX niies FROM
me Mexican line and shsut fifteen miles
from Long ranch Ia Animas valley"
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HRAsk ms ows BLOOD.


faKsSo. Cal, ApFil xs.-A feather weigh,
aght 10 a tinish. with skin gloves. fos szaa
= aide. was fought lest night in back
RON Of saloon here, The contestants
ssfe ffaness Murphy aud Charley nueaa,
weighing iIs sad az poaesas respectively.
Tie Sight was q terrible one for hsntasas.
The h4ssier fellow gave the Ilttle one .
tertihle blow on the nose 10 tue arS; round,
and tue victim ssx swallow InF blood tili
bis stomach turned. and At the end OF the
third round hts lfsia*r withfrew htm
aEht WAS Witnessed BY sea friends az each.
Al q per hsSa.
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rESrrESr HYPOCRISY.


NAsKiSeroS. April 1a.-s A. Cnasy,
wae Was easplAiz Of TIE legislative aSxetss,
by 81 AFssoaa. wAsch has tu.s s3ssurnssi
Aas seat ~ tha Treasury department fes
deposit IN she conscience fund the sam 81
$40 Neing yzys ef the sslsry Paid hfxa -
chaplain. Hts Motive tor tais scxsan /,
explained as hina IS fellows ~ ean4 $50
that s. II Ftxas fer rulers ~ take the r<.s
pies raoasy aud pay il aet ~ saEz.a hyTsrss
cfska 90 stsaA Up hesore q legislative bod
stses Yfay tog psy,
He sssA ss&fss hat he rnxa acf<ss 81 Eless
If sAe lea tSsasmrx and received FOR hss sex
vices sssA. hmt = hiss p&sseFsnsax shls auss
BE w2s also employed In whisxy sstfuQ
lie tktnks he sheaaa Sefa,sn ste, sna
wetsA& 90 -, he sAys. hHf Ter the f@rf tia,
be hxs not SOC Il. tssady resides Sc ssaSansx
Ara
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LOSS OF VITALITY CURED 81
faU eyfsuINtr prrsa
DIX. SPINuBY


az Co.SS
8EAKTLEs DI8pEHSARY
5soosz Sss., Sssssis. ". 4
AL chronic Diseases Of xxx ana woAss
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD, Eeryous azd Phys,sa
Debility, Kxhanssed Vitality, 5en,ius
Weaknea, spermatoyrhoeas fme6tsts
6onorrhossA. elect, syphilis. Prsmatnss ~
cline, Weakness In Women. and all Fan6.
tcnal DersIlxemcntS that result from 5oufh
mi fDiitea or excess In after years.
URINARY Kidney. and Bladder sspaases
Weak Back, 60norFhtna, Gsgsas
CryEtztis, 'faxicoceie. Structure. etc, pr0znye
~ and sa6s1y cured. Eonauxeous raedscsrx
givens nor strong injections used, whs'sz
canss strl.:tare: Charges reazOnAbse.
svss Losses. Night Emissions, ~
sfondsuGEt etc. ETC., cured
Y0HUf tlEN safssrinx from tbs e1sxls Z
youthful foiliex OF iBdls<e~
tons, sh0pld avail Themselves Of oar trssk-
msns ne sreatsss bon ever isid . nc e.
z positive cure IN every case.
Niedls-al66 nen There srs s.si;y trea sls e
nations oil he bladder. ssaOrlgsniea y 4
unnrunx ~ banning sensation: on exNatss
sSaon tie Urine deposits sssftnsaf sso
sorueimaS albuaen u prcsent Ths soaoa
vnf5es frun bright or reslssish - cvaa
milky has the patient experiences weah
eulnz OF the system I'm manner be cxusOs
account lDx. This Ia the second s1&xe ~
seminal weakness. Many die OF this g IN.
caIty. fgMtrsat Of IN cause A perfect carr
and heaixhY restoration guaranteed.
Once hcars. 3 .. "a. - ep. nit e 4 -
d.: sundays to p. N.
y. A.-texDoas unable - VISIT as nssy .
treesed Is their homes BY correspondence
4edfc1uaI and fnsfy4rtfosss 4ess; Il ri al ~
Nxpgom 01raulkAti0n sren nxv
-. e 80 e sls xezas Has.
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AsAskSa, Mss ArsSs .z'-Isse AanAeA
tasns = 1t E.ESs4sss lie sswsx ~ sAe nz4as
ssissssFNsEs ers sAas A@N ever ssksa & sse
ga ssss tsssz aae sznzS = ntss ssssssssesssss
~ < ~SAxk yessss4ay seaeassss "a
sSas Ma = s3ssas 80 Ssez ase4 ,.
Trs&2a S&S<S wsE3 sa1zze - sss ss<.zSse S.
fseS y ssEzs ksseezsx q ae<f - ~ sszssx fes
= e@se sesee aEsSslsssszsszs< &Asl azss ~ = h
szssszekalsSs. 1sa 81 Sc Aasza Stars A.
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eowiarx aoa,csnr cAsKs.
1hamrsen. Who killed chseamaa
Acquitted Jumped the Rail.

fsAesKaNe. April @-w n Nssssa. wha
killed gssha Sessiewaa Al Eslama Iass Pc
esseh haN disappeared. aud n ss Supposed
ho has flei ~ British Columbia lie vas
snaEs'tsa f9s Essnslaueh fsg aud was re,
lesekss 90 sass
kssssst ;. faersTsoa. " aa ALLIED . Chsna.
naan ~ kefse las, mSnth. wss tried ard
ae4astsea ~ k4,steA SSsarssy
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CENTENNIAL Ar PORTLAND.
All Oregon WIZ he Kspttsd Into
the Metropolis.

PORTLAND. April 2ss--The city II crowded
wits Scssple who have come 10 take part
in the celebration Of the centennial Of the
Inauguration oi Washington. II IL essi-
snafsd thai there are So.u0o strangers In the
city tonight. and zoea0 moro are expected
Tomorrow. The bHildfngs On First street
and houses along the iiue III march are
gaily decorated with hsxs. hunting and
evergrcens The weather today MAS per-
feet. aud indications are for splendid day
10 morrow.
The parade tomorrow win be the grand
sszs street pageant seen In the northwest
since the centennial celebration In this
city In ls7s. u - estimated thai there will
ke nearly 10000 men in line The entire
state militia. nnmberinx is5u1 men. viii be
here, sad bekfaez there will be about Go
regulars from Vancouver. The rest OF the
column will he com posed OF civic societies.
Ia the evening there will bs literary exer
esses a. the ns " exposition building.
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Gov. uesr< Annousess HIS btsa-~
rbnyssan Cesntz Sursrs-
ozyxFfs, Ay,rsi ~ e--t;osxrn0r moore his
nnrxtng IN nanneea Ais stxE - follows
chief 81 ordinances. n. " FsiyweafhsF. of
spsxzus inspsetar xxnerhs. James = Hsy-
den. of 0lymri&s euaftermset<f s<DsrAl-
Z. 81. Mosrseon. Of E&rEtngzon sasizs ~
exte. yossss y. gower. of Ufysrsx. sssssepu
e<seysf. r. " Kevsrr, cf HAsx H&zS4.
rs,ssuxstsr geasr1l. ehss. r kstszs'zss: ct
- fsssf Tgnuxrrs6 aids camp. ". =.
Nls-e5 q North Yskius sssse-se-ea - p.
fhax T. fsss ps5s. ef TsennsA- ASSISTANT
ef.utaus seusfsi. J. * eseat. Of 7fssksns
rsll<
The sherin. auditor sud et<rh q tae
% ~ 49,. n,ssa,s . ssssa s ~ a 4.
this fsfs on de Esks Moa1s5 ~ laIg fos.
tssfnx Il fsse result Of s.sn afBwiaE: bssnd
9rsrssss Al Ri Eaw5se. NJ EisseAsss II. n
stafford. Them ~ Balm hyssxt. A. y Rogers.
gns. ehalbssv. e. X EpatssI e g fafi
Epys, T. 4 yan#fs. y. Sknsss. Peter Nc.
Tbarsfass eounfs; Jos fsssss J. u kHeslaaa
ass6 xns F8antsin. nf Hax0a couuts
Fefff Jurors J8ka HotzEsl. As1auf Jsnezs
Frsea 3ayaf. B. " y0hus- Harley Jofnsoas
A Ptlee. fnkn Y Aver. |. EdeAxsIf. Jstsn
Dixon. gnl1n benefasff. G. T. HhsxIas-
AIseu MaurDs. &. r. T45co<t. EAsx. Pal. A.
il suIfb. Frxak ENndsEs. ) b. koae. "
VI H9fk, r. VI falmUre saa Gee. A v =
Aeass. Of Taufsfxsa eDanfys HnprT Hsnzsz.
John trim. John f,esa ard Geo. q. Ken
nelly, OF Mason co1nlss
Ths Hsrfher Pacific frstn failess 20 e0A-
meet with the o. & q. y. train this naoru-
ing. .na - fexalE ssss 0lfnfrisns are
wsshouf their raornsfg mail
Hon. WI AZ. CLARK. 81 seattle. Has In fhs
city yesterday. iss returned nome this
morning
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PunT1-kxn, Ap<t5 81 senensien NJ.
created in iscez posixfcaI esrete1 ep-sar d
tlse senpvnl e r u zfn<the~1. ovesseex q
the u<cs< <ssenzrk aerarsm<1t wAo = /
5fcs zr<1n r1u> All fk< appezutUen1 q
Rs esxz<-4nt. Ice simon ra1a, % <acxxed
Exhfsax for cp1<xo4 Gf HE city an1 ste<e
and Il rkfxr5es ~ fbfxx3uuef o. whAf 4
70 co1ae Matthew'S k<ue1<s, who's deputy
esty sndEsoz and ehzivzs&n 81 the Repu1ft
taa CRY centrns couzznz1fte. II locked upon
"a ffye riekxs Fzsetsta
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eoIpENpAan TO rAsco-


fssstASn. Aefsi 9as-SSzsse .sssxsy a. =
Fsfifssad from sialeiendale IA pasao will he
tsnlxhess this ~esk. The Ia6 ssaas fssonxss
tue pheat e.asaffy ksss eighty
ratiss etd tsNssss twenSg a1SieS 81
fNSeiszGb Fts7lssr an cite ef ffse
vAAseFn spurs al shr tNSessaSs snsxe. Thss
ssli sappls fasi sud tisss&r - aa open
eessnffy which naucA n=<sss ssotsl The
saExrx lssfts tssand iisaieatioak NJ eual ia
ssyvfaf gsslpies ard eauyens. aEsa =. .!
<t4ta asis4 Sstxssr
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Ne fTesastcn Tor restanaeasaxy
Guardians.

tN&fsSSc ApSsl ee-toaaxy gEaxe
essen sarrssse'a evxxshssay - Gar ay ssay.
tas TIE sFflirss1en Of sea Ratsx Is
salas - he seE~s ntsst sAe Egsrs3ssn
e fsen. ana Ltn4A lfaslss4v
ssS<Ee - tae kc8ssS1s estate NJ. aallz
sAs ~ be- sf2l a@AAiustess snzssfs a. xzssr>
sstsSs SAe kSee1eefsca Hxs refassst e. sae
szszS3 fsss eN< ss.tAseS asaAe - rrss
fsFsaa 90 ssssksa~Stasg xzssssszax
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Al or.xNa Mara.rsr ts.ax..a

sANfaN N2f2 ssg. tr<sg = Fzssses
AxSsAAssAs. ss0 snarseswa Sasrsa ka&~s r
- 1850 SA2f ii s8es Fras was nxnxRss
esFN SNsHHs&F 1S &As = aswssss~kss IN A.
ssssf ikF 1eexs Ese<Az4s as - So $50
Fzs~s AteN ~ sa&exgnees &sss*anss wAs
szFss3 tee ftess SEES sss. AL ees@x ssas
= = sseH BAL So 3es zxsa ~ e.es,
- issk ssessz esss.Ns<x AkS s.ssS -. as,ss
kAe szfsMz s' :
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6xEas "a. Asgfl She American sAsp
kacasrd T. T~skes. fraes FhIlsssaphs& ~
SEA Fssnrsses. Mas discovered 80 tse ga are
APRIL - tsxtGg ~ TIE n sSxssgraAsae aasarc
81 . sarge rsEssesa Of TIE sssxss. kezss@ue.
esss. tSe ship wG< slssss harmed 50 sss sssxx :
ssge- Ssse Nss ~ kssst lass s9rzieH ard
.hAsa a rzfxs IS s,tss sazzs 81 xSa~xss 1aes.
eEs1sssss2 e i suAkAss sSxs asAse4 sAas ses
svss<a SD cargo rssF@sexzss6 Aass ~.
f4Ssr
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AaAIN IN rnornlE.
asis.ass sae fartisna RlAekaaAifer.
sn jail Far Forgery.

fNssEsSte. Arssf y Harry Nelsssf, the
soasx nAa Who ssassA - rruzas.
Neatly IN az astenpz ~ extcrs ss 30 fsaua
Mrs. ", NaTfss MHsSF taFeaa of aeNassns
hFE OF taardsslug Mary SehaeEssx. vac
4fett u Ass osfses. - ia raa-e szeansx lie
ess sksvssssI & s-&y Ger fsasxxFy. amss as hse
rsaalS HOS tarnssA bait BE ssueas sAe slxas
Ia sac cuuAsy Saai
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4 e..s1s 1s1.o1Ied nrn,xser.,

wovnaxsz,. Cal. April zSM4xx FIegel,
the man who wnx shet near Bl1ck's H2sur.
Gar. died this szornIng- On his deAthhed
Ne stared thai Dan Bexnmefjy and
feId where he WIS blowing
sefarsay. and the former ibid him WsAE
from had cprsc 10 XIII hin- He ssafed that
Bemnefsy drew PISTOL when he jumped
behind BIS team. Beumersy then gave
the pistol 10 WohfErosss. who fsed shot
sad be fffexsff fell
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SHIPPING NOTES

TIE s n, 1sxsae i as Rsxtas's wh&rf.
The Willamette Il ia fTasa San Francisco.
she All lead coal ksssa sAls ;fsne Tor Port.
land
TIE Moaui. Beydsa. kzsx. san Jean
sass Bee were tte1 ap ~ cosFasns uh2r.
sester<ixy.
The AslsM wsEla sailed fsg san Fran.
essrs S1a6xy eEensng WITH 8 sass1 stzec
a.ss IT pessgnxexs sssss ! SO TINS " esasl
TIE ssea- n Ei&eF care - frera Sc
Francisco SanS1sx sx<rsnx wskA exrxa o!
sfsAGet fee Alaska esseFssay al the
frssghs seft here - Use E1Aeo fay Aiask 4
Ia placed ak~zFys Aex >e4e lea = tass ~.
srvsxAf fe~ The p@st eAe cesss 20 A2g ans.
lSAxrs fssg ags NsAn2 Esssssix ~ alxAE
RaAr TosszGsn AgxiI 9sf---s& led ---csi
SAsvss
Fass FLAkFAMT As-ss1 -. 60 led 81
Fxasfs Twsksr. ~ Mara xess~s
NS&H BA1, Apgss - Gear ass4 wcsserls
Sspss
Rczz TeSsssSa. Apssi s-szssesi--sh
fz5F cairns
SA* Fe3SksscH. ARR - Arrived
sseezas ksne~. ksksf Issesxerv, AAzesssx
fgS1 ii stzsek sss Lakes. Ssxs - - led
~ AsSzxssAs Nsnzfasa Arsxxess, zssa---
Sss EsasA 4skS&z-
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80 Result % IN Accident snb-
s. 3sesfs 10 Entsy.
s MI 1nsrsnsD. April % "a man named
nea. who hss been employed IN the
1ennBxfes % Orras. San Juan eoanfs.
- = IT. re9m II this ettx yesterday -
1lc1o16, .. d. ri. barnes wss eHEsged
Y66k Il exenyAtton On saturday alter
~ w1ilic hendlpa ovey, ! rock from:
~ wfi1cEee shore hixn. loosened sad fell
d f& oen6tdefah1e loset npOn tie lAtsssessx
GInehisa ~ eknIl ssd proipsisg
~ injury. Tbs unfortunate man vas 81
-. - {Isie pf1xa By the steamer Lbby.
- Uk1e Dc boa1 errited hers The saf
<W VnG nt6tfnk e4e5er Than hc bad 81 any
oIoe& stGGt11ux the injury. pEyxi-
- 31m&d1nteIy called but dc pa
70 ~ keyeod being tayed and medical
eq14 Soly - sspioyed etisetuaiiy
~. "a 81 aedy y sss taken 10 oIea .s
800 ~ moeuinx fer burial. Ne. Barnes
HID ~ The Island about three
161tA An4fnG moved there from Aiehi-
IA lGUl{y afe now en- route 10 Port
~ hed bceu working for his
low, y. n. Smith.
I'm uxw euu-r0xTx
C4tlbe4qe Ijn1ehaw has received the fes-
03uT tnotrecy10ne relative - establish
eoe9c<x y entxy - 6csttae and Ia.
TesxsunY DxsAnruxxr.
A1EtNa1on y. c.. April II, iss9
Han 6. Is Bf4dshaV, Collector Of Gus.
49, H6<4 4Uonne1sd, WI r. Mr. Tacoma
~ <o(1te b 5ous distFitt. having besn
&c1)mt6d ~ a ecto of congress. approved
-, ports q cnlfy. You are
1o1T 6Ifecfed - n0zaIuate Two officers Of
Dtgmonent force 10 be department
Soep sd Inspectors Of customs. with
M&yeo1e 1f eompeneAii9n. 10 take
<GE4 ~ f1Ooe ports. clothed with the
U71u nlven by Section 2,Gas. aesisef
U11eof ne United Hfsfns. Upon CON
nol1cp, eoeh o. these officers viii be ~
q ne bonds = Che penal sum q
AZ = transmitted. Respectfully yours.
W. WsNnon.
stcrstary Of the Treasury.
outnnfNfMkbExf ar rCs1ox Hopsk
gF. Jol5n h. bc0tt Of indianapolis has
4 gp405ute0 superintendent Of con.
N41Qo ~ NE utw custom house. costing
g - built - foft Townsend, viee
NJ peyW. NE Scott Il brother OF
pen1amIu Harrison, His salary Il IS
80 ss..s e sss.rs ssrssee from date
teoeee 1fnm Secretary Wiudom 10 Col.
qeQf n110bew says that the present de-
~ ~ Gletlnx - work on tho builtlInR Il
1eeQ ~ he noc< seity Of prerafifs en-
l1e14 neH eian1. and until these are fiss-
= VII net p petsiblc 10 call Tor bids
- H. W1sk.
caGAkex IN conNExrpxpxxrs.
81 eceeNnt - private interests which
IN to&9 him ont of town mass 81 shs time
42kI|e mAY, ~. NJ J. Levinsen haa been
-, e<Wpptsxily. 80 Surrender charge
e ne Pom Townstnd News nurran II The
494t{HfeLIlakNsEk. The cifire has hres.
H1oM0 peo TEN Ia the hands az Mr.. Arthur
Gt1k, WHO VIII conduct The nsus ser
- md The subscription department.
- u4&oquorecn erc with Ne. James
3oee4 nxeat Of the Canadian Pacific rail-.
WI o. Jaylef street. adjoining ssniaf,
Aet. NJ. Leyinson left this morning
rof9end and hopes % Fvturn 20 rurt
2Heefe4 befuft June I. Mr. Clark Al.
nyed ham fccsntly from Keokut Lows
.ee b served With snccess the Gate
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San faAxrrseo, April eq-The Union
Pacific people sly thsy cannot make r.
rsnxernents With their Eastern e0nnec1
tons for running the rev fast overland
trzin. ard the time Of IT. going into ser
vice IL now indefinite Meantime the
Hosden Care special viii continue 80 run
~ nsf1sz and make three o. fonT more trips
hafnre e 81 taken OF
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Murdered and Robbed By TramPs.
FerSTAls. col, April q. The Atchiscn,
Topekk and Santa Fe station house II this
point was broken into this morning al
: o'clock By fgo frsnrs. who murdered
The Right operator, A G. Hastings. robbed
tas body os <s5 ard escaped 4 posse ol
off5eefs are 10 pursuit. Of the men. who, II
captured, viii probably be iynehed.
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DR.. W. NORTON DAVIS

Formerly Of New York city, but more u
Gently oil. Los Angeles, Cal, who ~
opened . branch Office st 81 Front stseo6
Seattle. which II under the personal super
vision of the doctor himself
CATARRH Is regarded by many a. acol6
In the head, and The patient Il surprieed ~
Its persisiency, as he IN scarcely free Inn
one cold before another one ID contxopted
There ii at times difficulty of breafhtnx
through the nostrils. and a. Others : pfor
fuse dow of c0lOFouH or yclloWfsh-Gree0
mucous that sometimes has : b9d odor. ~
drop or b. drawn back into she thruak q
dry crustlI may form, which sre expeIled
with difdcultys aud In still other co3e1 the
mucous seems to be formed In the thfo9t
aud expelled with sslight hack. The II.
aammati,n often passes from ne thsuxs
the MIDI e ears: ringing, roaring. buxxipg
or whtstbng sound Is experienced, and IN
time the hearing becomes very mich -
paired or entirely lost Later on the apo
tife becomes affected. slight cough ee<9
In. and the patient begins 70 lose flesh.
to begin its deadly work. and the time
when, X the afflicted one would realize hin
danger, bio could 30 cured: but the patient
Is alwayt hopeful, and thinks Il only
slight cold shlch win soon pass away, aud
allows thu disease % take lis coarse, with
fatal erroit which has pcoplod oar ceznete-
ries with ssonsumpfive forms, a. all kinds
Of cafarrli, II neglected, win sooner or
later end In consumption.
From ivory extensive experience In the
treatment of this disease. ind that II the
patient viii do his part. every case can b
cured II tie disease has not extended &C.
far a. to a5f1olisly involve the lungs, and
even therl medical inhalation, property
administered. in connection with eonsti-
tufional rsuiedies, will contract and heal
cavities alter every other means has failed.
The Decor has over six hundred tesd-
moaials OH dIe OF persons living on this
coast whom he has cured OF this disease
CONSULTATION FREE
A friendly talk win cost yon nothing.
and remember the doctor viii not under
take your case unless certain that he can
effect q CURE.
- Ns case will be undertakes ~1ssze
IL Is not pttssible 10 make ut least one per
tonat examination.
once hours: i0a- m to . p. m. and to
8 p n.
w. Norton Davis. M. D..
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aEArrtR. Anril z

sEsTrfE. April q.
The first cherries of the season have
made their appearance in this market
The quality OF the fruit Is fair. copsing-
ments received are snail nnd are already
nearly exhausted The fruit sells To the
trade at 50. 80 for 10 n boxes.
On Sundays steamer came large sup
PLY OF al grades OF vegetables On the
Geo w. Elder was also large lot of yegeta-
bies Both lots arrived in good condition.
No change in prices has occurred
The lIye stock receipts were large to-day.
Lumber sales were Ia rger to-day than for
over week past
No movement In hops Was neted today.
Hardware trade with the opening of the
logging season becomes even more brisk
than IL has been for the past few weeks.
We chronicle no change in price lists.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPTs. During the last IS hours the
merchandise and produce receipts At this
port were as follows: Puget Sound shore
road. $50 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound
railroad. l ton; Seattle. Lake Shore q
Eastern railway. $50 tons. By water
walia waIla. sos tons; George w. Elder. II
tons; w r. Munroe, tons: w X. Mer-
WIZ, 10 t3fSs I9las tBHs H. - fc{Ffs Ou
tons; skagst Chief, 80 tons. Total receipts,
l,sgTi tons.
SHIPMENTS During the last IS hours
goods and merchandise were shipped from
seattle 10 the surrounding country rs fol.
lows. Puget sound Shore road. 20 tons;
Coiambis Il Puget Sound railroad, Is tons;
seattle. Lake Shore q Eastern railway, &c
TONS. By wster--City OF Pueblo, I, zoo
/ tons. lola, 3 tons: Cascade, tons: w. +.
Munroe, i6 tons: Clara Brown, tons;
Edith. 5 tons: Washington. II tons: Fleet
wo "a. I fnn: Heur9 Bailey. 20 tons; Skssii
chsei, - tsiIs. y s. Libby. 20 tons: W. X.
/ Neswin. q TONS Nellie, tons; Augusta, :
tons: Grace. l ton. Mountaineer. l ton;
Michigan, = ton. Total shipments. i.1s25s
/ tons.
NATURE OF REcsIPTs.--s2 boxes ap
pies, 5 cases eggs. l car furniture, 3 cases
cigarettes, 80 wheel barrows. q scrapers
8 plows, l car spring wagons, ] car ma
chinery, 1T bdls galv anizsd iron. LIS cases
lard. 50 kits piekeled feed. 2o5 eases lard
/ Is tubs hutterine. 100 SKIS bacon, s tubs but
/ ter. $50 head sheep, ~ head horses, Cal
hay. car cattle, 81 head cattle. $50 case.
coal oil, COW and calf. ear Ice. Is head
horses, $50 head sheep. 500 SKIS -four, 26i SKI
wheat. | car oxen. 81 SKIS potatoes. ? carr
| hay, 81 900 feet lumber. car shingles. / ca
/ brick. 80 pkts groceries. 70 tons fruit and
/ yegef ablcs. leo pkGs hardware.
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CATARRH,

Bronchitis, Asthma, Consu1p~
tion. ard All Diseases ~ ~
Head. Throat and Chest! H.
Guiding the Eye, Enr an1
Hearts
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prtxeaehter Cure Rxonerased.

sAs FRAxcEsco. April .. The coroner's
sury to-day exonersfed from blanA Ed.
Cutie, who while sparring last Friday
night with Tom Avery, the pHgilisf, accf-
ientally struck q blow thai caused the
fAtferss death
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raso Yoos magazines. srusfc,
ard iays books Sound substns-
tlnssT ~ - Ansssooy.s Binder
cuOrn osock.
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Suicide Of Rochefort,s SON.
LosDoS. April % Henry B. Roebefort's
son has committed suicide 81 Bourges.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows. FOR san FRANCISCO. via Port
Townsend and Victoria, as s:ca ~ m
Passengers received Oh beard at 500 p n. ]
on April s. Is, Il. -. IS, and every ave
days thereafter. FOR ALASKA. Atsa- m.
April IS. -. Msy Is. y. June II. II, q. July
2. r. II, q. August i. II, l6, q. september
10 and Is. FROM San FRANCISCO, foz
Victoria and Puget Sound Ports: At 9
.. m April 5, 10. Is. "a, .. 30, and every Eve
days thereafter. Ticket office Seattle
Columbia q Puget Sound railroad effice
600pALL. PERKINS 4 CO., Gen'l Agss.
No. 10 Market ST.. San Francisco. CAL
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