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The washinEton sairi's Wink.
Washington Post

II a Washington girl looks at yoa at
all on the street she is almost sure TO
shut one eye rather, not exactly shut
it. but squirt il up. This Is the reason
for the Washington wink, or s<I1int. as
some call IL. The two avenues that
form the most popular prornenades
are at such an angle toward the north
west and west OF northwest that the
suns rays in the afternoon, when all
the promenading Is done, strike one
side of the face. Under the rule that
requires pedestrians to keep to the
right OF the pavement, you H,isf look
toward the sun To see those coming
toward you. The sun Is responsible
for the squint. The whole line of
people going west appear to be wink
ing at those going in the opposite
direction So much has this effected
the habituai promenaders on the
avenue that many of them have a
slight squirt in the left eye at all times.
The avenue girl is known by her
s1uint.
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swrrr.s SPECIFIC

SWfIS SPECIFIC
II entirely . vegetable preparation con-
taining no Mercury. Potash. Arsenic. or otter
poisonous substas> -
swTrr,s SPECIFIC
las r-~ai hundreds OF cases t,s EpiihesIo-
mn or Cancer CT the Skin. thousands CT cascs
Of Eczema. Blood Humors and skin Diseases.
and hundresis of thousands Of ciscs OK Scrof.
ria, Biood Poison and Food Taiiit.
swrFrs SPECIFIC
las relieved thousands &C cafes Of xerru.
rial Poisoning. iss:--.-..atlzm snti Stiffness OF
tho joints.
CHATTANOOGA. TFxx. June q. fssy--swift's
Epccsssc Co. Atlanta. Gs--tsensIemea La the
early part 81 the present year. u had cstse Ct
taking s s s Under adyiee OF anosaer. a:si
taxing tie mss:stns and sssi esatinas ' 70 q. %
esrsss ' ps sh Yours tr, f1s's -
IL Esst slxsh 81
CosrxrrA. & c.. inly :, fsxl-The ewsft
Specific Coz. Atlanta. Ga~-tseniseznen. as
Agre&t sufferer from muscular rhensn tssm
for two years Icousd set no permanent ~
lief from any medicine prescribed By my
physician. took over o doasn bottles sf
your $. s. s, snd now an ~ well as ever
was In my life. am turc yaur medicine
cured rae. ard wssEId reaoz1ueEt fs 81 any
enc suffering frcsa aay blssnt disease. Yours
truly, O. r. HpaaEa
Conductor T.. & u. IL y.
Waco, Teas, Nay q fsss-centfcnnen Tbs
wife OF one Of my cEsfomeri WIS terribly
ai,fictesf with q fnathSezne skin fitscase. that
covered her wisoie body Snt was ceafned
% her BID Tor several years by shis afaicsioa,
and csald not help herself * sal sac conld
ncs sleep from . vsoieat ttchsrs, ard singing
Of the skin. The disease hafilra the akfli O.
the physicians who treated IL Har husband
began finally giving his wife Ssrffsx Specific.
and she commenced 10 fmprtTe aiEasst fns-
xssxliSsefy. and in few ~snks she wAz Ry~
parentiy weit- Shs II now . hearty dne-
looking fs8s. With 10 trace 81 the afsfsct1oa
fxfs- Years very frs.ly. j. " sKARx.
NholeSais Druggist. Aastla Avenne
Treatise ca Escod and sk.n Diseases mailed
FREE. TEE swrrz srnEr7c Co, Drawer Z
Atlanta Ga. Vow yo<k. ~ broadway.
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TERRIroRY or wAsHIxarox.s
COUNTY OF KING. -

The AfFiant, R. s. Coivin, says:
Two years ago / had compound frac-
ture OF the leg, and 10 was set by DR.. Smith,
of this city, but wss not set even and was
painful. 1t subsequently formed into .
running sore, and pieces of bone were con-
tinualiy coming out.
had DR.. Bagley for eight months, who
concluded that it was carries OF the bone,
but his medicine did me no good By that
time could barely drag myself ON crutch.
could not sleep for pain. coHld do no
work and wes in despair.
/ heard a great deal about DIR. Jordan's
new system of medicine, and / asked DIR.
Basley what he thought of It. He said be
did not know as 10 Dr.. Jordan's skill as q
doctor, but he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good resulfs. En-
couraged by those remarks ! went 70 DR..
Jordan, and the result II that In one month
after taking the medicine was able TO
discard my crutch and go TO work. which
] have continued ever since, my leg con-
stantly improving. when came to DR..
Jordan my leg was feaffully swollen and
black and gangrenoux with running sore
es big AZ hand ! am now practically
well. there being hat q small ahras1on--no
bigger than finger nsil-ieft.
RS. coLvIs.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
"a day of May. lSsS
yurrus RocHEsTBR,
Notary Public in and for Wash. Ter.
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LYSprs. w. T

LYSDKN, w. T.
Ny wife was taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks: abe was getting lower every day,
and at last we concluded she could not live
long. She could not keep thing on her
stomach. and was distracted with piercing
called DR.. Jordan who, when he saw my
wife. said that she would begin to improve
just as soon rs she took the Histogenetic
medicine; and that Is Just what she did,
she began 10 improve mt once, and wss az.
In three days. She is now believer In the
THOMAS THOMAS.
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Island Transportation @,
HExsKkT =. BKncnxR. naa1ss.



The stex2er J. II LIBBY. Herbert i.
6eeenex. mns1nr. Ic&vos He1ktle every S<n-
cay an<fnoon = h M Fort TuNrsend
~ TIE San yuAn 11nda. ffou HntHsl6a
whazf Leaves npxt Tounsend q 10 4 d.
sxSxy Monday, Nefneeaay and Friday foe
Mhescom, calling e SuI4hx is1and. ana
kicAAxsleon,n {Wxazkef persniltinal .KrrvIs.
lnpcz Friday Hnxbpr, Eap34 ION Moaday
EulnF Es1ssh ana ThnxsdAy eoane soufh5,
keache HaxtHse, Ores, ard Est Soun1-
kefurrfnx. fcavcs WhAycoSa 81 n.
1usScAyM Thursdays and sa<nrdayA On
tns SATURDAY. trip the LlhAy Roes fhroueh
% Se11tle. FGre from Port Tuuunend %
seattle. 81 Until farther nc41cc, paseen-
gers on fse1khs from Seattle for the fs;nnds
ny tac Ebhys Wednesday ana Friday sripe
VII he carried On the ws<hsne1on steam
pal & transportation Co 4 steamer Ezalth
2 Fort 1uHnesad o. Tuesday ksd Thur
qny nights and transferred direct % tie
LSon{, On khesc daxs the W. s. 4 Z. CO.
viii ts<re tickets and hi; <reixhf through
70 destination
HERRERT =. BEECEER. Manager.
y. A. HATFIELD. Agent, seattle
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rlsE GOLDEN ARM.
A Church Society Astonfshed BY {
Story Of Mark TwAin's.
..r,.ns....,sls Hsrkhsrs,1

Minneapolis Tribune
A Few Years ago the Band OF Work
ers, or ,some other church society.
gave mn entertainment in Hartford.
and Mark Twain was requested 30 tell
q story. lie consented and large
audience was the result. When he
mounted the platform he insisted that
the gas be turned down low. Up on
the stage stood Mr.. Clemens. with y
streng hs,hf from q reflector shining
fun IN his face. while all the rest was
darkness. He presented q wierd
spectacle, with his hair standing up
ali over his head. In . deep,
sspulchril reice he began and said
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LAND SCRIP.

We carry al classes Of government scrip
In stock constantly ~ Valentine. Porter
Geld. Addifiouals. etc
00MNR-Are In the naxkst for choice
asueo al county. city and school dones.
OuY Mr.. Farac,n vns formerly Q menbee
Of tie srm OF q e. KeAn 4 Co.
eAu8ou, IEAcH 4 CO.
us Dearborn S. Chicago
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sraia snEsssnr rom ne etses 81 Aensor
raxSe e tie lnngs Els pkysEeSzns nase
ADVISED him thzt IN oa4an seso<~ UfI5 -
"a 81, ard II Il understood knnTsixr hxx
wfsctsu 70 Washington that he wsa &c q q
able 20 acccp< Toe ssss<e
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yssft 70 hes parents. swD ralles .wzy. Iexv.
sng tAsre In the esausnx. sae feux q
diagonal eoarse ACROSS 4 nsg1 t. the rassfg
sssa- By his rsuse STE xas Obliged to-
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SEATTLE, w. +.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan.--Dear Sir. came
to your place In q horrible condition about
two weeks ago. What suffered from
those pains through the head, and had for
the past six or eight years, and especially
after catching q fresh cold; then It would
commence in good earnest, and for . few
days no tongue can tell the fearful suffer-
ings through which ! would pass, until
what seemed to me TO be . gathering over
the eyes would break, and then, with the
sxss 9g on. Of I'D, dali sleepy headsche,
cold again. For weeks since the nrst Of
last August lived on graham mush and
half milk and halt hot water in the morn
Ing; for dinner sd sumner cold graham
bread or crackerl. MOI a6ssiaS 10 Get q ott :
es ccuid, knowing the penalty would be
ture-there seeming to spring up. a. 1t
were. f1re In the stomach. the flame every
few minutes shooting into the throat Tt
seemed TO me my throat with thlsL
For the past twelve or ffteen years there
was distress ACROSS the kidneyA This
the faintest idea OF what suffered. Only
those who have or are suffering from kid
ney disease know anything about It
gave out on the L. 8. q. Il. road last fall,
and have not been able 70 do days work
since. No life, snap or vim until about
one month ago, after taking your medi-
day now and then. when thought OF Il,
taking two or three doses at time, be-
cause would forget It. This kept up for
about two weeks, which gave me the first
and only real relief for years. have only
had slight touches OF headache since
only little trouble n the stomach Can
sleep on either side, my kianeys giving me
bat little pain am coming to see you and
get more medicine, for am fully satisfied
they win cure me. Yours. respectfully,
ID. s. LAMBERT.
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Mac uAPxrT
TEIEsRArHrc MARKETS.


NEH fDBx SfUlA EEfIkNs
SEw YoRE. May THE stock market
today Was more active, especially in the
forenoon, when there was . strong tone
displayed, but II later yielded to attacks OF
the bears and sirfftea into dizziness, finally
closing 1t but aiight changes for the day.
Government bonds dali and steady.
ExcHAraK AND SECURITIES.
Sxw YoRK May Mooney on call,
easy at zszf93. Prime mercantile paper,
$685.. STERLING exchange, dull, steady
and unchanged.
BONDS.
q lregisteredl. izs, gzs, (coupons) los
- tcOuponsI .l2y,{ Pacific. IS. -....-...l2f
as (rexisfercdA Jos
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~.~ rvss~aeranEf sess thksi dag.zs1 e. rsFss
cedsrx year. AID Il u ceFioss fasf. ext;ss Il
for sve Ds1sf1ess t2frtug - II ffom III sse
AE<2 ne earnings nsBEt asxs sh9wI =
xxeesss 9ee<k4&e still The feduets<ssa 81
- lnsss z e. ss;s @ vAFsoss causes Fass
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W. s. s I. co.

6seAmess win leave Ycslers dock for sE-
ATTLk-P0kT townsend ROUTE. car
ryinG The e. s. Saasls. steamer EnITH
IesvesSeatfle every day. except saturday,
- I0-3 p n, arrives At Port Townsend
II = m Retaining, leaves Port Town
send q 8 = M: arrives IT seattle Ct >. "a.
sEATTIE-wHATcoN ROUTE. Boat
every day Steamer WASHINGTON ftsoiug
@recu ieAyee 6eassls It . .. N, S1rdays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives a. what
com ct 10 = n. the next day. Refurninr,
ieHvee Hhatc0n sf .. In, Mondays, We'd
uesdays and rridsyA arrives ~ seattle 10
= m. next day.
steamer w. K NERwIN. touching af
LAC0NNER. leaves Seattle az p. m.
nordayA Wednesdays and Fridays: ar
rives 81 Whatcon II m. next day: return
lnE, leaves Wh1teon af p N. Tuesdays
ana Thursdayss Sundays a. q m; arrives
q seattle 10 q m next day sundays,
p. m.
G3O. s JACOBS. Secretary.
ID. Il. JACKSON prexideut
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All Killsd Land SeriDid Sale
Surveyed Land Scrip.

904 VCyC0 A<&t40 SSkAHs
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD cLxrns.--In -
50 agd I'D acre pieces. Iocatablo on any
lands subject TO homestead and rr8-emD
ton entry LArse supply on hand; no d
fhavs full supply Of rzAcf1oxAI AnSs-
fxoNAL H0xEsTRAD CLAIMS Of from three -
10 acres, which, BY rulings Of the general
land office, are 1Dcatahle on fractional sub
q aGnns a hs e, s IS o L. es
PoRTERnxLp WARRANTS. - In 4oacro
pieces. Act Of April II. 1859. Locstah1o
on any unappr0priatsd public landA Tho
supreme court has decided In wilcox N
applied to public lands means mot legally
disposed Of II win take lands II the
corporate limits of q town. Soc necretnv
ries decisions in Reed -. DiGby, ana
Lewis 1t ii We. Seattle II win tAkc oocn-
pied lands where there = no legal claim-
drawn land when the wishdrswsl doss
not operate - Disposal Of tho land. -
last caxe and case OF wm- r. brown
Scrip Locatsbls On unsuxveysd Lands.
Sioux HALr-BExKp 6cxIs. - In -, a
and l6o acre pieces Act Of July II, ln6Z
Locatabie ON any unsurveycd lands. not
mineral
vAIsrrsxx scnr--fa 4osere pieces. Act
OF April |. ls71 Locstsbls on any unep-
propFzsted and aDoccuezed public seu6a.
mot mineral. surveyed 81 unsarveyed.
In locating any Of the above Scrip. no
settlement or residences IL required. and
there h no limit 10 the quantity 0ns pe<l
son may use. The right attaches ~ once
on ding the scrip, and transfers Of t1tlo
Tor town sife& or other purposes may -
msde without any delay.
Void entries, locas1oua or selec<fcna, viii
not prevent any Of these rights fr0m -
tachfnR.
w. O. HILL,
- -
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NORTH YAKIMA, w. Il.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Dear Sir: Allow
nae 20 add my testimony to the many
thousands who have already testified 20
the virtue aud success OF your medicines
IN April was taken with bilious fever
had severe pains in the back of my head
and neck. extending down my bae k Had
very high fever. Nv feet aud limbs
were very yellow. Ny fnger-nails were ~
yellow ~ the yoIk of sn egg. Ny face
I commenced taking your Histozenetic
medicines according % directions In the
book. and after tskinl - hours the pains
were ali gone and In three days I could
see decided improvement IN my COM
plexioE, and In three weeks Was able 20 be
out again.
About two weeks ago strained the mus
eles of my right leg. which terminated in
scsstie rheumatism. I suffered untold
agony. ] could nos turn or be turned
without adding 10 my suffering. Again
sought and found relief I'm your Hissogcn-
etc medicines. After txkiag II two days
the pain was entirely gone. and now ana
able to be about my work as usual.
Too mach prasse cannot pc said In Be
half Of your system OF medicines. Your
book % Entire Revolution Of Medicine
should BE In every family in the land. as
IL would safe fnaEy large doctors ball
and rrueh unnecessary pain and snnsrlng,
as IL VIII tell Just the kind Of medicine
they need for their complaint: for your
chronic eases for can tyuthfulIy say
your medicines work Ike . charm II
acute cases. and viii knock any disease. IL
taken at the BEGINNING. Ia q very short
tine CHA6 A. 6AS0.
subscribed and sworn 70 before me May
d, ISIS EnwAKD WHfTxcx,
tsKAIl Notary Public.
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FAME Is EARNED
Not Merely BY Things
Written.
sut BY ths Arduous Greatness
- Deeds Accomplished


hEkxzkXs ~ u.
five rekyy aEr took down with Eheu~
E&ss<zn- ayavcz sn1 Inflammation Of the
E<onne1- N1e fgo ySAxx on my Dnek
ind euzM NOS furn ores. had the ec&k
medical AID o. Sea<zze thnt money could
procure, but received no benedE wxs
slapped 20 san ffnnc1xcc. stayed there
I'VE nousns under expert medical care
3r1 Received some klzxht beue6f there
Al thxt time Suffered excrucfnStnkiy in
ny stomach and ksdneys. and nay LETT leg
Vas almost fne size OF suc legs and .
n&r1 - rock rs whole ferEfh. co1fd
hardly e4f anything and Was fniltng fnat
EaFe myseH up - die, IN fact. thought
j. rsx only matter 81 dayA About that
une 81 sne country ronnd me RAG with
the prntses Of Or. =. Eueene Jordan and
bus new Aigtogauetfc sJstem. Of which be
~ tie xnfA0r. he took no cases nniee1
TREY we're given mp . inrufahle By other
reputable docforx He charged nothing
Tor serrtcee x7d medicine and his object
seemed to Be 20 show 70 the world tho
coming revolution Of the medicine
had myself conveyed 70 him ~ the
Brunswick Hotel. where his office Il.
II one aAy after taking bis medicine
the terrible pain IN my stomach. that stayed
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Black Ellis SAILS, Consolidated California
q Virginia 3s.75. Dunkin 3i-0S. Deadwood
ts.2o. Eureka 81 2, II Cristo sI2s. Hale &
silver si.5c. Mexican s42s, Plymouth,
s925. Mutual sf.so. standard 81, Sullivan
H2s
BAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
san FRANCISCO. May 7.--wheat--E Easier,
owing to lower quotations from Liverpool;
quote {i.5li eti.32ix.
Bxrley-No speculative inquiry; No. l
oats-i,ooo Oregon arrived today. 70
be added To M already oyerstocked mar
ket; weaker: choice feed, 81: No. I, q5(d
g7sse: ivwer grades. soc.
Hops No choice to be had: other grades
neglected.
Potatoes-New. frner at llses2c: old,
Garnet Chile. 3s9s5c: Early Rose, 35tf50c.
Over 5000 SKIS Oregon potatoes arrived to-
day.
Bntter-steady; fancy at ise; good to
choice. l59i7c.
Eggs-California ranch. tirmer. at iaGaoc;
store lots, weak az l5ts1I7c.
Chartered Edward Phinney, lumber,
Puget Sound TO Valparaiso. SIS.
EEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEW York. May 7-Hops---sluiet.
Cofee-options opened barely steady.
ioei5 points down, and closed barely
steady, 10d.D points down: sales, 81. SOS
bags: May, si6 75t5 also; July, SIC. 95t9i7 %.
Spot Rio stesdy: fair cargoes, lss8c.
Ssagsr-Raw, nominal: fair refining, &C;
centrifugal, saS test, TIC.
Wool-About steady and quiet; domestic
fleece. aatfass
Copper Nominal; lake. May. si4.
l.ead-Dnii bat firm. domestic, 3sSTts.
Tin-Quiet and easy: straits. 5000.
Bar siiyer--92isc.
Petroleum Opened steady At seize, aud
PIuLAnEfIHtA. May wool quiet and
nominal.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May z--wheat frmer; cash,
sse: June. sasse: Jnly. S9szc.
Cosn--stesas; cash, S4'se; June s4ss;
oa,s-ssesay; cash. @5se: jane. All.
l6c: July. % 3 Ice.
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork - Finn; cash, sil.ss. July Sfl.9a
i4afd-stef.dy; cash. SASH. July, 1915.
CHICAGO Ityg srocK MARKET
CHICAGO. May -.--Cattie-- Receipts, 6.ooo.
slow sad easy; beeses. SGiSaAsl: steers,
So {0s "a %: stcckers rad feeders, 81 5Odb4 TO I;
Texas steers. g. sns36S
Hogs-Kaseipts. i2.e0o; higher; mixed,
ss.ssSset %; Heavy, s4asfgI7e: light, $500
Asa
Receipts, 1900. weak and steady:
natives. xssss: Westerns. ss.sOsEss 80: Texas
steers. s. 738eS S..
LIVERPOOL GRAIN HsRKET.
LIVERPOOL. May steady: de-
uand good holders tssier moderately.
cora-Firna: demss1d fair.
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CAUTIoN.--Ihs Hixsogenctic medicines
are sold in hrt 1ue azencf in each town.
The Label around the bosfke bears the fol-
lowing inscription ssIsr J. Eugene Jos-
dams Hizso9cnsftc Medicine" Every othe.
device IL . fraud.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co,

Dispatch steamers fron Seattle Is fol-
Townsend and Victoria, af $40 5. "a.
passengers received on board ct 800 3. M. J
on April 8. 10, Is Is. IS and every nye
days thereafter. FOR ALASKA. At9a. m.
April IL, =. May Is, q. June II, II. g, July
L. II =, August !, IL, Is, Is. September
20 and - FROM SAN FRANCISCO, for
Victoria aad Puget Sound Ports: AT 9
= N. April s, 10. Is. 20, Is, 50, and every ave
days thereafter. Ticket ONCE seattle
Cosumhia q Puget Sound railroad once.
GO0DALls, PERKINS d CO., Gen,l Agta.
No. 10 Market st., San Francisco, Cal.
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: sYRrPse-z,rsns. Ss;s.. - Ser rzssdn. ue:
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kex1 ss<x reg. ~ 1riye. xaIzpa Hax. per
czxe. s. 50. drfaa x2z5ga fizz. per cGks- E&S<
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s. So Eev uFzekus racssaess- ealioa Ens-
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Ts3DAc1s1-pIxz. ehep1nx. Climax IN ~
o. rsazs. per b.. &c. S<sys pr n So <zxf,
per u ssse: H1e<txs. per ~ &fE. Ese0rt- 10 -
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tnrky sna zss per ~ szsr: scroll Tag. pss %,
Ink Psnss- sszr pssi 81 = Il. 8; snokise.
T~tx<s g % g o. yNr u. f1cs u IN II "a per
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= Gee IAsas KiIns ox. ger e &C &c -
sxxl,s- tsnsry md hemp. v.er u. sszxs.
H&Ts pex 10 81 sfr1oHfr per 10. fNs &lfslf&.
per d.. fs<< red sl<s<Ef. pr "a. Eztxcs NEtte
cieFer. ser 5bs. :4cs z5sske e5gssf. per ID.
aacs hsne rrass. per D., I5e. oreAszd Frasx.
y~r b. r. 6srzasa raslIsf Per =; IS, &c: lsxs
grss.- Dex Ia z5k.s re sr<s3, per y, Sc; f1ls
waeAx Fer NJ. r.: bottom onion sets. fscs
top nnio1 sets. 1ic
HIDES AND sKTSs- aeaTy s<<d steers.
over g -. per y, 2se' mesasnn. Pc, ia, y;
kfrx ard call. per IL, sr; green Aides. over
- Us. per ID. fc. under 81 lbs, &c. dry
hidess per ID, 49,. dry elk. per 70, Sc.
dry deer skins. snurzsr. s,ss II. Soc winter.
.ne: xheepsktus. shearisngs, each. ff<Szes
rnedlEfa. eaet, ss9aoc. full wool. each,
Eaes-sraia. PEI 100, . %. pot.soss. per
I.rMBER-.ssszts common, per N. 81.
rouzh sommon. sized. 81; flooring.
Ixs. vertical, 30. nooffng- lx4.
No: !, 80: IIx M. sls; naoring,
dressed lumber. IL. &c: dressed lumber, A..
{zt rustic. No. !. 80, dressed elsar cedar,
30. dcsr issnE,s, pszigsy styles. etc. per ~
pickefz. fxS-s. dressed. e: gutter. sxs, per
4, 5s Fattsr 60. Per g e; ,nsosiainss
and upwards, per n. re. Windows. 80 per
cent. discount from List doors. % per cent
Discount from list
LoGs.-Yirs ordinary, per II r, Is: medium.
per II r. $40 superior quality. per Il
$50 cedar, superior quality, per d II.
coAfs-sereei,sd. per ton, IS. average,
per Ton, s45e; screenings, Per ton, SIC
SEATTLE NEAT MARKET.
slaughserers' prices for whole cefeases
are hers quoted, together with prices after
being dressed
BEEF-on foot. per h.. - fe5s &c: dressed.
Sc.
NUTTOS-On foot, per H.. sN<9f,Sc:
laush. 132t<s per lb. dressed, %.
fEAIs-Ssnall, On foot. per d., 3isf5c:
dressed. 71<I0e. large. on foot. per ID. 4e5c:
dressed. zsriGc
STOCK H0fss--0n foot. per ID, 5e6c, fat
hegs on loot. per h. tlG7c. small hogs,
tie per lo.. treszed. lie.
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SEATTLE FERRY.

CTRAMRR CITY or SEATTLE WILL
- leave ferry alp, foot Of Main street, 90
attic, every two h0urs: $50, $50, 1880 q
M; 1850. $50, $50 p. m. Returning, leaves
West Seattle: 7s30, 10. Ia, r.: Z, 4. e:lo
p. m. N. 8. BATES. Manager.
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MINING STOCKS.
New YORK, May mining quota
tons: Amador 81. Aspen sic, Caledonia
4 Virginia ts75, Dunkin yi.05, Deadwood
$s.7e. Eureka 81 ., III Crixfo $I-25. Hale &
Noreross $3.50. Homeztake s7.62. Horn
silver $3.50. Mexican S4.25. Plymouth,
3925, Mutual sf.s0. Standard 81, Sullivan
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Oregon eggs have become scarce
during the last few days and rs re-
suit the price has gone up In PortlaA,i.
Private advices received from there to-
day gives the price ~ isc per doz.
This makes them Isc here. Eastern
eggs were fairly well cleared up to-day.
hnt the arrival OF another car load
consequently viii replenish stocks.
Prices are as quoted. These two
classes Of eggs are about the only ones
TO be had at present