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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
TELEGRArHIe MARKETS..
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NEH f1HA FRDS n REVIEW.
Ngw YugK. March is.--stoczs to-day,
after a strong opening. wers active and
strong throughout the day. aud under tue
lead Of grapgers and southwesterns every
thing is materially lower than on satnr-
day. Changers were the chief features
aud only ST. Paul was held up TO any ex-
tent, while losses among the others ranged
from 2 to per cent, while AtchisOn, Bar
iiagton and Rock Island were the most
prominent. The close was active, at tho
lowest prices of the day.
Government bonds duh and steady
sAx FRANCISCO REVIEW.
San. FRANCISCO. March IS.-wheat--
Market firmer. demand good: auotable al
Bsriey-steady feeling: buoyant; No.
Oats Movement light: 5000 oregon
arrived to-day; choice feed. 81 10; No. l,
81 ossti g1Is: lower grades, sittl G2is.
Hops-No change.
posatoes-SuppEies ample to meet all de.
.nauds: prices remain unchanged.
Batter-steady; fancy, lsc; good to
Eggs steady; California ranch. Isc;
store lots. l7sHisc
Charfered-C Haasteai, lumber, Puget
sound 70 United Kingdom. Elgfra, lumber
Puget Sound 10 Buenos Ayres.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARgEr.
CHICAGO. March fs- Wheat - Closed
easy; cash, SIZE April. assze; May
abise.
Cofn-steady; cash. s4i.s. April. s4s.ci
May. IS T.iec.
OatS--steaiy; cash, "a &c: May, Is i1-l6e.
Barley Nothing doing
Pork-Easier: May. 81 30, July, sii rs
Lard-sSteadyi cash, s. 57is: Mar, So -.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHacAGo. March is.-Cattle - Receipts,
5000: steady; choice beeses, <4fe4 Is;
steers ssteA ; stackers and feeders
s.5aS IS. Texas steers, Sc sese3 20
Hogs-Receipss, i7.oo; weak; mixed
81 e0Bi so: heavy, 81 60a4 ~; light
81 TNtsS.
sheep Receipts. 900: strong; natives
g. a0JA s.; Western eogn.fed, 81 0SE4 20
The jlrgrer's Journals special eablegram
from London quotes heavy supplies ol
home.bred cattle demand very weak
prices 70 lower: top American heeyes. laC
per pound. estimated dead weight
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Divorce News - Damp Weather Ia.
dustrtaus Prisoners

NAlLa wAIlA, March II. There viii 81
large number 81 divorce eases ~ the next
term Of Tie district court. There asv about
~ eases already dockesed
Because OF the recent ecplsas rairS farm,
ers are lneaiant ever the biz crops OF q hes..
bat the penitentisYy commissioners ase
Kicking because il interteTes With brick
making.
party of Eeglish gyrsses passed sAroas h
toHE to-day aud are ssnps.ss below sae
harrison. They arc GA their way IL seattle,
They drive geaa ssaeA saa have N.
oagAhrsa shetland pony y kira ane al the
watsian told NstssEslsa reporter cost hs.
xsse. imported from scotland
Sheriff Mcfarland Weat TIE Fssuussx ii
the enunfs Jail with gailer Nilsson a. is a
this morning ard everything taakeNs ltal {
and SAFE - usstal. Ala a'eiaek assast rs.
ing through shv corridor. he wnx aston.
ixsiea - A1d considerable ~ hose stus,
into TIE brickwafk at nae Of TIE s.asFssssas~
Aisd II Nuni1 not bAse heaa long hs,f0<,
fhsre was iIoic Sufficient 80 lot oat inc
y prisoners therein eoatned Is sFssesg n.
1nefe y ne ueuht ths esssre AAs hsesa
psnnned, atisi sii tste prisoners were In she
scheme. As the sheriff has heea frv.snessFiy
asked for additional closalag hy ffe prs
oisefe. eus rs afiea infused thussa TIE i'm,
f.iStizvEifS used were pargi0a AT 4 "a Il ss,.'
steel shank taken 1ag 81 xsass,. nsekesl
WIS AtkssEs az3t y ia tBxsa all EzsSG Tar a
irun Was sseed asis which tssssgitftl ca
Trance - the cerFiacr. 1hers esliY ersss
wall was between thea and sFsesassa
IN speaking 81 Niles ( MssaFe. ESa
Aesaf tsae goseseegshtn that Seataessza in
tHsated that he believed eSessessra,>s
Squire hel0S ;Ae winning hand
special seSssan 81 the cssantx tsaa,sssf IA
sioneFs 81 NAiaA .MA:fa v4aautv hss 49,
salsed " eoaScae Apgil Sus shs. pars.a<s
oi esectlug q chairman. making sssfsss
NEXT With eN sheriff BawleS s. faS ,,s.ll..s.s
OF. aud 70 saFs0ye TIE haua II sssrsa NJ
fArlsni
ou sunday uicsntlg, wnile NJ NssseS
the Blacksmith ~ kass Aatss Nz:sk -.
ssAteIs. sognecfse caterust Ass bore a.
siose sA7a ~ The sgs9iea sassex 50 Va.
IN otle peeket 0t 5 ess3e se1 us fssst. ii
gree1aaeks. Was ta aaosheT assasst - -
sssile garment. Watch aas hanxlssx sat !
lew tces frons wasee ha wkS s3eessstx
fska mere easfsAS Il 81 Esasa iSyags;s aFssxs..
on SUNDAY. faossAy fEss@s Kansas assa ~
hrar&a
y: lass.exs Jag p6Ssesi quietly IN tstl
Ely. sae s~sss ei Ersa cansaE.9stts .s,sen
$500 @ala wearing saFias ~ Ngsrgsg1ssi
ana gsecG rsAtsea
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KILLED IN rs aoTHEe.s ARMS.
Stacking Death of . Chiid Near
Pafabsa CITY

wsLiA wAIt.x, Aarei is.--Iest week 5
most shocking accident oets.ssei near rs.
Iouse City. 4 msn named suics5iss,S7 ~
his wife and little babe. were riding In A
lumber wagon between that place snd
Pullman. whan tbs team became fright
eued and ran away. The woman, With the
little child 10 Der arms, Jumped srotn Che
wagon aud the wheel passed over her, bus
sisnout seriously iBlnHug her. The jar
which she recsivsd tn stxikiag the ground
nss sufficient 10 hseak the ueck OF the lit
lie. faftw
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aenfsy expecting ~ b. rewarded with fs1
rsurn TGe appaseAnsx for fedsEzl rxss5xscrzs
are jsszSOn t5Fssy sw0 Glymfskkas. Acgsygr
srr IN W zshznxfor ~ the PRESENT ffzn& 20
AttenG personally 20 their esn rs4 These
are Th1Exs n. EavxsAAgh afsH J. G. H0eF,
tfse former 81 vhSsa 1seiEss = oceupg fszs
sest now flied By Hs. ]. &, Breckenrifxss
~ surveyor general. aBa the latter desiring
70 reafese IL. r. Bssehey a. speEsai agent Of
ssss traxxzry eierxrtazeas Ar. C4wznaUxfs
goes very strongly endorsed fr0Es sfsis ter
Fstsry. and wiE also hare fss szrforf ef
fse fail Ksnsas dslegzffsa. HIS frseEds
esnaos state 5oHxFer. whether BE cara
hare the sapsaorx 81 Hr Alsen TtEs gen
orally conceded thss Mr. lfDrg VIII have
TIE sapyerr of Hx. Allen. who has icng
z-<n as Msrf8 pefsonsl .saeszd. ard
fbfs. IN conjunction with the szssssszAsrs
u hIa brother. ex opxrssAEaarf a. q. H0Tr
at MsEa{rsa. nlz friends sss5nk gives EtzE q
very s4rong psi for fhe n.ace. MAJOR Jas.
=. Hayden would not eAIeet 80 again ooczs-
p7sng fhe p1zstlon ss fseesver - the seasr
Tie land once. and his friends here are
Hrxaatiy rresss8x bis claims fDr the place
For the GIyIap.a pEstoflee Nf. HAD ~
Darts. formerly assistant postmaster here.
and Mf. I. +. Manra. fornesly nail CLERK
90 the fDgfe ffszza Tseoaa 20 Wastrons
Tsss men wsso are mentioned IN coaDee-
ton ssifh the constitutional sikS<xassssiap
are almost nsssaksfissss. Is = fsz1erssoe'sl
fhzs Tharssan county viii Dc included II
the district wEsh Aas1sa coustsg gsrstly VIII
iuEiss On taxing tsE1 Of fie delegates. CIV.
Mason DrlR. r. zeEtaz 10 bE conceded ~
every one that Ho1s John r. Convey Will b
ogse Of the delegates frDEa this eOzHty. Who
the other viii b& Ii TIE question. Tasose
most prominently saepstoaed srs Jnslge ~.
A. Root. Hon. George n. shannon, Mr.. &.
H. Ayers and General X. H. &fif0g.
NOTE.
W. r.. Dossl,ins ard n. A. 2agiey engaged
10 street fight Saturday night. for which
they appeared before fudge keady this
morning sxd paid 1Tet
Mrs. = q Ford has sold Ia Frank Dieksn-
son tire ives, bali of I0s 5. block ~. for
3E5fg
The |. O. O. r and L OF Z. lodges have
n:9ged spte their ucsF qaartsz
Mr.. Msry &. webstef 81 Fgst Townsend
has purchased ffota Mrs Gortesia Crosby,
Ies s, ht1ck IS. klsis city for f2fe1
Or. &. 4. Flsnnigzn II rapidly recovering
from his severe liiaass. AfsE VII be cut ia
A feR TAS&
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THROUGH CALIFORNIA MAiL--A ton oi
California mail for Seattle came through
last evening on the 20 train. Among tbi:
was two sacks OF letters This is the firsi
through mail from California since Wed
nesday Two or three tons viii arrive on
the morning train. This Will test the ca-
pacity Of the force at the postoftice, and II
may take "a hours or more 20 clear away
the surplus and at the same time keep w
the regular business.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the AUDITOR
sfffiee Yesterday

Real estate transactions ffaIa 1af. /. 1859.
% d-te sre sSSia, igz.os- There were filed
for Fecagi Yesterday - deeds. the eoassss.
eTsitaas aggresaslaE 81. gsetsS. an average
~ ssiA Following = ihe Iiss. rs furnished
ey taSeoyue, Tgs8pgg & ca, SUCCESSORS 10
wood & tssharue. aisssraefoTs nf tltie
" " MHfer 80 \. SsslaSSuaAcheF. lot g.
hlS -, Denny Fask add. 81 ST
SpriaeEn FafsAc k&tsFosa Go. "a NJ Ne.
Andrews. v of as and ue al uw 81.
l4sss ss&ht 81 way IL a. see * u Il 81. = e,
~, 49, -
t. n. rwyssan 10 &. q. nesaev. na ~
sw an9 ~ of - i, sec 81, tp q. 5 ..
i4aA a, szae
3 slewet5 10 FfuagieA Hlenkla<. lof
a,k DcnaY s HcfE's alb s2ssa
nssf Coast Improvement 60. 90 e Nor.
rs ie.s stlt BIS 81. siismaa iagk, 80.
=, W bite 10 T. kneen. tass = $ p IA n
s@& ). - MAt0y line kI8. SRA
s. Williams 10 ,. A. SSAferhGfz, lots q. 50
alk = M0s@g fine assa. xsa
- < fhgunex 81 " III Bar. lots Is. ta.
6, L, feyrys sub alyIsiaa af Sc 8. 81 aw
" r Hsrpes "a IS III. sa@. l,ts - u
=. {, i. kesyy's subdivision 90 - e ne
+ Z % q y = sf SEC -, ~ q - s.
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( Z, tsrTy = sUo-silVts5sa IT sc 3 81 ne 81
aw e Sc =. y >, rs-, s..
Assfs - ~ kss4eExsSf. HIS =. - e. 1.
\ g. blk Z. Grand Nses ast3 Ia Se&stle, 81
+. = HHas - ". kTesfvrsaE ssss s. :. 8
IL. eig s, Coliias add stss2
p HAS ksey a. 2. \ szgssrse8. aos ~ h4a
Hiae1.syss Sub % Hsaskies : sd So.
q DsTsfe! r. - Auntsie }sss 4. ak = Il
Z. NsssSf's sss ADJ, SO
a q, Szasfs 80 J. Aksaa- aasS q. :. \ :. hfS
:, FFusT4<f Terrace sd, sSa4
Nia&alsazS IL " KszaSst, Ess7 Ea hsk S.
z. i, lseG1s Pas2 sl3 - Narth SeSfSls.
$40
* Hyeses 70 s. p gsznEeas. III L -
A.. PCasssS - sssss sssa
:. {.@Fgas - &. 5iaswsa q - II lss =
- 4. /. A. kssaeSs AID. s.
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% tsE sseDEy va&t ~ seas1le. s. gsSa
a a., s'ss1fa- - - SesssaEss q "a ii scss IL
ak = z tAar1s ssTA adj 60 SoFga
Seattle. s. 20
,. 4 Nea3ne 50 = 8. ers. gs.ss : 81 s.. "a.
&lA 9, hAfke q agl4. s. sss
! ; y. WeeSGss "a IS Aazrs ss8zs e Is
y AtsesSs Fis% ~ sst SIS. ses ia. 70 - s.
= 4 EaM "a IS swsssaaa. Sol %, asl I.
tsess.s tl 4&s sd 49,
ga a. k#aMMee Is Iaeasss8sz x AZ ssse
- tN - se E@A
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saszssfs3ss sd Hxs
4 AzGssss - { tsssx ss Il, aesr Il
~ naE, SO > ~ =, e.
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NEW C0SGEEg sIIosAI CurRcH.-Duriag
the past few weeks she c angsegssionalists
Of seattle hare secured by gift four desira-
be lots in the Denny & Hoyt addition.
north Of Lake Eafon. aud $50 toward the
erection of ehufeh. on sabbath morn
Ing, ct Plymouth church. inst after the ser
MOE by the pastor, Supt. Beard made an
appeal for subscriptions for the support OF
q minister OF this new fold Tor the coming
year Inside OF ten minutes s665 was sub
seribess in as and SO subscriptions. This
insnres the immediate establishment of q
Congregational church In Denny & Hoyt's
addition.
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a Miner ps.h.a 90 pc.s.

vieTonsA, n. c., March Is. Alex W. Mar.
shall. overnian Of the Vancouver Coal Cos
Nanaitno. while coming 10 the surface
from the soathflcid mine after iirlHg a
fuse, fell from the bucket aud was dashed
n, death
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a wAywARp wHarcom aInI.
Gallagher Wouid not Let Her Go
and Nellie Return. Home.

NEW wEsTasssTKE, March is.-The court
room was crowded this morning with cnri.
eas people 60 watch the outcome Of the
case agasnsf WIN HAT, charged With abb
dtscti1n Of Nellie Gallagher Mrs.. Hart
and AF. Meisenbergef. an attorney from
6hate0zn, weft present, % give evidence
I'm the CASE. but the prosecution failed "a
put IN IA appearance. on motion OF coun-
sel for The defence the case was dismissed
ami Tie disappointed spectators quickly
dispersed
Miss Gallagher remained fffn In her re-
solve not 20 refern home till this morning,
when IL was given out that she had Yield.
cd 10 The entFeaties OF her psreats on con.
dition tf.at the prosecution Of Hart would
DC Withdrawn. Mrs. Hart stated that al
her request her husband brought the girl
TO New Westminster for the purpoae
OF placing her ia n convent TO be edu-
Gated. There was 10 grounds for the
prosecution II that Is true. Uns thing Ia
quite evident, aud that Is that there has
been fearful misunderstanding between
some o. the parties concerned Ia the
matter
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ryon arriving a. sseiiaecarn . ratr Of
nickel PLATED handouts he lad lefs IN nae
~ TIE poe kefx xmx missing .HEs<xy M0TN-
ina 0E3eer Harding ARRESTED yong crook
narzed lanes WEST. wh0 waa trying so sell
the handezEs to parties on the street In
Justice AElierss eourt ysEser1sy ne pleaded
not guilty 20 q charge CT petty Larceny ana
ASKED continuance nrTtsi TO-DAY IN orstsr
20 tHuEnre sn Aft0raey- He claims EEaf ne
walE z l21l st Tacoma last Friday. and thzf
the ssEarb6es were given - hlza 20 sell
ztar tbs release by the rserTy who ssalr
fhem fr1sa Sheriff Mrfsrag. TIC eo1-zisa-
asss was gFsHfsf ard the case VIII coEae
Up fsr hezrsag ~ II o'eseck this morning
A CcE0xxD Eow.--Aboaf O'Clock last
evening two e3iored men. Luther Davis. .
waiter AZ TIE Occidental cafe. an4 G. &
Ripper. barter. had a ssuzrrsl In room q
ef the southern hotel. that resulted II q
Lively fight ia which the barber Nes pretty
badly used 1p. Tbs trouble arose ever a
szsrsky beauty. the wife ~ steward en-
sne % tae sound steamers, and tie eight
was 20 sessie which deserved the frsE
place IN her affections. The waiter won
by kuoc king hiz rival doEn with an ufn-
breisa and then beating him terribly a6oa {
the face and head with q psir Of brass
ku7ckiez. A doctor Was called ia 20 dress
TIE barriers sao1ads and Il policeman was
summoned 70 lead Davis 10 Jail He viii
answer 70 q charge of Assault and battery
at O'Clock this afternoon.
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This Is the season OF the year when the
raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the
hands and complexion. Soft, white hands
and clear ..peachy'' complexion can be
assurediy preserved by the frequent appli
cation OF Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into
the skin well Ii leaves no greasy surface.
The skin absoYbs Ii. sold by stewart *
Holmes Drug Co wholesale agents.
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aIsmpIA Ngws.

81 atAssasts&ss salt&sstaNs Mr.
SEER After HsseAesas Tszpw-
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sfx tAs r@psgAs 81 ssx sssr.ss.ss - Z, - -
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sSs.Asss s, " sssslzFx ~ kaMa a. =. -
- - Sass ~ TIE fesTssefx. xas - q - =
s..ssss ls.,.sssszassx ess tsg y z =.
- saess ssssEussssy shsk :as RS ssxss ssss.s =
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oYsTEgNEx MEET.-A meeting OF fhoss
who have taken UP portions of the tide
fats In this hasbor for the purpose OF rails
ing oysters thereon, was held last evening
in the Office of the Lake Enion Msnnfsc-
turing Company. There was a goo1 az
fendsnee. The oystermen meet frequently
aud the object OF the gatherings is 10 pro
vide ways and means for defending theft
interests. The proceedings OF the meeting
we're not made public.
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NioToRIA. March ls.--wIlIiam Tyler. an
ether victim OF the salvation Army excite
Hent. goes b. New Westminster asylum 90.
morrow morning
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SHIPPING NOTES.

TAa Vidette Is looked for shortly.
The Anderson lies 81 YeSlefss dock.
The schooner Maggie OF Port Townsend
IL ia.
TIE Wilmington sails from san Francisco
to-day for Puget sound ports.
The Nerwin win take the Eliza Angier-
sous ran Oh the Nhs,cen run.
The bark Templas Is on her way here
from san Diego 10 load $3.50 tons of coal for
san Francisco,
The G.. +. Manson viii leave for san
frarelseo the latter part Of the week with
zoo tons OF coal
The Josephine has been taken off the
''Gftdlrous* as Hasiieid's wharfwork on
her bottom having been completed.
TIE Gmstilla with large list OF passen.
gers and Q good sired Cargo OF freight IS
due here from san Francisco about ii a.
m. to-day.
rogT TuWS<GSn. March tS~sailess 50
Schooner r. :. KedHeid
Fear RisAKEIg. March ls,.-Sailed~ 81
ephir and hk Matilda. AsEived~-Sh Fannie
Tucker.
foeg. IADios. March ls-AFsived- IA
Carandeles.
sAS FEASttseo, March IS ~Arrsvsss-ssi
san Frsiro, Tacoma str Southern Caiffor.
MIA, Nanaimo. str city OF puebla. Victoria
str Areats. Coos bay. Cleared 81 Rich
srd III, Port Townsend: s;E Elsie, Kodiak
Cleared Sicily. Tacoma.
~Y@SES. y. :. ,-~AFflVet-[7ai ifofnis
from IhenasniS Spartan. sr0n Tacoma.
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Acei,ie nt ON the umatllla.

VICTORIA. March is.--Charles williams,
steevase passenger 70 Tacoma ON the Una
TIL, which arrived this evening, a. soon
rs the matches were opened fell ia the
hold and sustained such severe internal
inturEsx thar he will probably die
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To Agricuiturists and Investors,
We call attention o
Oneida Gardens

These consist wenty-four
tracts OF land, five acres each,
situated one mile from, Ravenna
Park station on the Seattle,
Lake Shore q, Eastern Railway.
We think the developing of
these will In measure satisfy
one great requirement. OF Seat
tie, viz, the raising of garden
products at home. Nearly all of
the products of the soil now in
the home market are brought
here from other states, and the
prices to consumers are unduly
high. Here at the city's door is
every natural advantage where
an industrious man may find a
home and gain a splendid in
come, not to speak of the good
investment. Why not profit by
the high prices for the necessI-
ties, and bring your own pro-
ducts TO market We are in
structed to sell the Oneida Car
dens In single tracts or moro If
desired, at prices ranging from
$500 10 5000 each and on easy
terms. Call and see the map in
our offlce, and the property will
be shown II desired. as 1t Is cas-
lily accessible Neighboring
property is p ted into lots.
L. II. Griffith e. CO.,
a
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SPOKANE FAILS, March Is.--A young
man named Boyle. engaged ~ the Grand
hotel. beEgfae violently insane thia mora
Tag, and VIA placed IN Irons
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SlOO PER ACRE.

Traxey Is thriving business town of 800
population, on the line oil the Southern Pa
ciEc ENTHUSIASTICALLY q miles south of Fres-
no, and also ON the line OF the san Joaquin
Valley railroad. Il Is about halt way be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles, in
the direct line of progress and increasing
population, aud is bound TO become one of
the leading cities In the san Joaquin val
ley. Traver has lire weekly paper. four
good hotels, three churches, . large graded
school, Is stores, machine shops. a brew
cry, FIVE livery stables, cne of the largest
Touring mills Ia that part of the state,
and three large grain warehouses. with 81
aggregate capacity OF d, 900 tons OF wheat.
and is the principal grain shipping point
for q large farming country. IL is also a
central distributing point of Importance.
The climate is magnificent and most bene-
fetal in all cases Of bronchial and pulmon-
AIRY affections In climate, soil. and pro-
auctions IL Is faIly the eenal Of Los Angeles
or San Diego. The scenery Is grand-a
wide sweep of fertile plain. terminating at
the foot OF the suew-clad sierras, the clear
air robbing distance Of its dimness and
bringing the mountains 50 near that they
are never failing source of delight to low
ers of the picturesque.
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Ssxar uas Era today a. l&ss s9yaaEss.
s bus sssn TIE general sspeet % the rnzsses
! IL areersasn. everything szetng Ia ne
ksas5s Of tte rE5uerx. Howevss. RAINY ate
inclined 70 believe thai no higher vxzfsss
VIII Be reached. II seazs nos during the
present movement.
Psuitxy was seazcs to-day, the rseefpts
being verY sraai-
The egg receipts fer fo-asy we're ores 100
packages. This viii have fsadsney %
relieve the market
fish vas not 50 plentiful to-day owing 50
the snail lots taken by heel fzherraesa,
which Il ct tie preeeas ttnse ahzouf The
only certain source Of supply thss We have.
What were received were mostly sEaAil.
The C. H. White IL looked for within Q fsw
weeks With . load Of halibMt.
There are few turkeys ia the market
No movement IA hops vas noted t0-dsg
d local aealeF.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE he
IsEIfygE During the Last Is hoaFx the
merchandise ard prussuce receipts al this
pert we're 80 follows. PsxFs Sound Shore
road, "a tnas: Columbia 4 Puget Sound
railroad. fuas: seattle. Lake Shore b
Ea.tcrn sAiiwav, 30 tons b. water-Iola.
taa Faith. & tom Glide. / tons w. =.
MnHy0e. 5 toEa: Clara Brown, ton; Eliza
Anderson. Is tons Fleetwood. ~ tons:
Bee and seow. - tons. Total receipts,
fSsiS t0aS.
HIPAESTS. Daring the last IS hours
goods and merchandise were stipped fruni
Seatk!e 70 the surrounding county as fol-
l0ass PUGET Sound shore road IL TONS
Columbia Il Puget sound railroad, % TONS
seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railway. 80
tons. By wsfes-fola. > tons. Fleetwood. 3
tonss Edith. ~ tons W. X. Merwin, IL
tons Clara Brown, tons; Glide, II Tors:
Augusta, toes. Grace, ! ton Sksgit Chief,
10 tons; Nellie. s tons: Michigan, 2 tons.
Total shipments. 1917 tons.
NATURE or KEcEIPTS.-fe2 eases
boots and shoes - pieces furniture, 10
COOK stoves. 10 boxes glass, 5 eases boots
aud shoes, 30 rolls floor oiielofh, 80 pack
ages funblerE, " cases seythes, iron
safes. = cases smoking tobacco, cases
shirts. 800 bags mesi, II fons pulites. l car
slaves. 10 head stock. 81 cattle, Is packages
paper bags. z eases eggs, 20 cases same, so
wire mattresses, coopS chickens. as sacks
bran, IS head cattle, l5g sacks bran, Isl
sacks shorts, Is eases oranges. IS packages
eggs. 100 sacks i ar. s. sacks hop roots, 5
packages soap, 10 eases drugs, cars hay,
car potatoes, = tons turnips, car potatoes.
S11,tte0 shingles, . ears wood, I car bFfek
ID tfft ff.pf INN her
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SEATTLE NllOl LII.

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ESsssssss 70 any pattern tone nj r /.
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9soc fAk s1e ac~sst rrscss.
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CAUTION

Beware 81 Fr&rds As ray name sr.s u,
pTla,e a-e stamped % tae hossum cf 4 So. go
advertised sh,ssss before caring the fass.ss~s:
pritses and inferior gooiz. Il aeass- 50 80
w. l. DOUGLAS shoes az a Fssss.ssa 800
OF srys be hss them witAeas gsv us.rs -
proc stamped on the bossosT, urf -
down IS fraud.