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ruE IRON HORSE eEUSrs
H4astnx Iogs aud Timber Prom the
Mates " tan q locomotive.

olss q the os,d sights "a tbs city ffxnt =
= locomotive engaged ia haahog -.
tf1aief and flcs aut af tAe usfer txr a.
esias Eaus ~ ifon are ~sssv AZ tha toog ef
kiag street. 'ssP~ ghiSh gans through =
asocA = tHs;easd ta rsie uy large
siaSgs simfSs. The e&aeg cod ~ tae rop.-
ftsHs % fae FssF vtG 81 0gse af TIE Caitsaa NJ a
\ t8xt >szlsst - igssst saifca engines
Nfssss 0fsrY tel7sE So rxaHN Eaa snNsse =
s{stitts, s}s1 e tae q MhsF - D. hrists-t = E
? 49, oGS. Use hisssax. YGfnus. xasanfssr
sssAKsftnE ae8 - siEe arr eest Wt.ggA 80
rs seins Tee hsHsacs nikste ~ fha xtes
~ h*z3tSnE F.re ftisss tita slater ts f.st .,rsy
iesl sess. hHs u taEss aee mlaNfrs s.,-,r
gfnass 81 sr&Forsx sais : sssHNs Nra alta
esHg Esssks 8ascslY ssase sac ssttk tA&sF
iE9a sac SAFER $50 eif~ SIDE AL shns
4Ns As gsse n54ssa for sBsskfy
i'artaE Fhe gss5 tEa &srs 81 - eagfas Ass
t&keN a. tfaeseass sissznHs - etasef7af fsst
81 tAe feF. its Ieas ~ Is hssae is tte
es4Es 81 fssss tfata fsu mlls So aof SECS. a
sac s@v
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Personal.

Mr.. y. J. Leyinson passed through ths
city yesteffay, ca route from Port Town
send 70 Portland.
Mr.. +. W. Parker. city passenger agent ol
the Canadian Pacific, tas returned 10 &c
atiie from q meDth's visit 10 Chicago.
Mrs chsgles Kaufman and family, and
Mrs. Frank Ieyere and family have gone
% snoguslTie Falls 60 camp cut for iwt
wesks.
Colonel J. & H8ines returned yests rsiay
from Olympia, where he spent seyerA
DAYS In overlooking me work OF the Con.
stifuitOn nasarx
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PASSENGERS LISTS.

Oregon & CSiisersis-P Passed Mcl.ord
" A. Gleason ami wif-. u. Renicn aud
ie r w. coiesnn and wife. Miss Rsnicke,
NJ ". Heey. Mrs.. I. Naasfeld. J. Blaii
AID wife. Mrs {. Il Tucker, c. =. French,
ssr Wood j. Il. Dabnsy. q ) Chaplin and
" fa u. n Nj i.nssua aud wife. Mr.. Resen-
hauTn aud wife, u. Arnold and wife. 4
mold. " r. fletcher, Charles Halleck
and wife, Miss Slower, e. B. Dean. ]. h
Driseoll, s W Bail. &r Hsllam, ". Hal
Ian. C ". Briggs. Mr. Cole. A J. strsser
J. B. Findiey. A, 4 Mcmahon, and Eft,
stAsss1sf. class
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aspn ar j. rsrk $

fyfnrssrse<. 4csn.m IN Lstsie SARA
ur-ssu asssa tributaries and t-ss
n.ssarse s~irnur. Ssu Yozk got 80 .aA
Lxrdsarked ssluzsn eggs fuEa<szaK
- 0p we've GsstrshaseSi 20 sevesas 81 c
cenraiss<prerx. OF German CARP lSno
werx xupSzsess for pssrasc pcEss& fl.ere
wxss a<o deposited Ia sae FnoSsr
waters al sne coEa ~ sss.s aS
saf ssss xx.ecies Or the fpasz OF AaSscnEs-
SITS xffsaaya eoffsh az Ssue go r.siss'e <
were deposited auflnx the year. OF sDe
whfse fsA FRY prc6scsd at ssnAtusky. Al
pena and Duluth xsAtiosEs. ssHa.aS were
deposited In the pzhste ws.ers OF Idaho.
Washington territory ~ q tifrEsa o1-anx
the eek-on; iss-Tss.sse ID Try were &C
r-ozSsed "a al the AfaRs e.sssr-
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THE usssAxo CAME IN FIRST.
Her Exciting gacs Win the New
steamer Fairhayen.

When the HasxAio was co9nlng from
Nhateem yesterday those on board OBJ.
served the steamer FairhsYen = mile and
half ahead. 4, this time the steamers
we're opposite Fox split and both we're en-
route Tor seattle. Captain Green deter.
Fulned. II II was possible. 90 beat the Fair
haven into seattle fuel was piled into
the furnaces the engines we've carefully
oiled and snip trimmed s,sf1 the Has
ssio began 10 shoot through the waters
Ike al arrow, slowly bur surely she
gained on the Fsifhaven. The iireaeH en-
the latter vessel threw fuel into the fur
! nafes nntil the steam rose 10 a high pres
sure, and May a lssok was east bses 81 the
uHsomiug iisss.ln-
Al sand point. seven mlies from seattle.
the steamers were side by siss. and were
pulling iikC active volcanoes. Then ,hs
Hassslo shot ahead little bat tha Pair.
haven held he's own we'll Nheu the Ore.
g0h Railway & Navigation COMPANY :
wharf was reached the nsssalo was little
distance ahead. bat not enough IA brag a
great deal aszQut The race iAsssa Tor lust
two hours and . bali.
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sax Francisco. Jay gi.-Nhest-Quiet
and essy, Qmatab'e sc shout 81 81 .f4l szss,
barley-Dgll, demand hight old No. /
: feed. S7tsc.
! osts--A chsuge fer tie h iter took place
f iedaS. improved inquiry and Increased
( btisiae,s gave satfef e. II toyslaes choice
i feed. siil34esl.20, NJ /, Sllea ,rffs.
/ lower grades. ST 0Sef Ig9s.
/ Hops Nothing doing,
Potaics EsTly Rose. ssf-5C. rceTlssS.
/ .essle; sisspet Chill. efss7so: Barbaisks.
Balies-rancy. firm. .2ase; cool u
/ choice. I2sfkic
| Esss-odsfings more liberal. California
I fapt.i, I'D RI store lois. Asa23c
/ observation-disclosures and ED0ch Talbot
coal. seattle - san Frsuetscs, GLORY o{ tht.
I seas. coal, fTola bspsr,age bay 20 sao Fran
cisco.
MA YoRK MERCHANDISE xAaKKT.
/ Ngw IaaK Juix Hals-Qaiei and
F easy
Coaee-Closs.l veal assr mouths. sa 10
points down far menshs. 5 yolnts up.
fue~legafe oaIuesz nfta cables. sales
/ q 30 bags. August. 81 7.Jais NJ. Sepsea
/ seF, So ssts =. S. ,I~st A!e, quiet is4f car
/ goes, l. n
saeas-Rsw, quiet ans, easy fslfteau!ng.
iac' gcntFifuzAas ao tess- e.. fe 6nesi
Qg'es aud steady
Melasss. Fossisa dul, Sew cr.eau~.
4u,sg.
Rice sesk ard quiet.
toF}Hr-- iEn7eF. iakN AEEnsf. xs}gA
Is i't}'i saa trsag atHae III 81 sTt
tn sti fria straits. 81 "a
Petrol ans st.ck sxrasuee- Opeulns,.
70 es.ssiags ssre. Consolidated "a
chang Opening. ss4 e V3sssnE set
CHICAGO rso5vcE xsKzrT
( Ci'.t $50, Iaiy Sl.--@ nsat .-- irregular.
Go, arE % q ~ }-'s it5et s-tt7c-.
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arr a,e making liberal donations. and the
srrsaan ere massag grand preparations
<as the great
pa-frx the ssorsh Of Juiy there were
- iosresi from TaeozEa S.ose 90 feet Of tsra-
br ara n 30 tors Of ccAl- From the Ia
spraa rail A74n.eu. fresn Ese pacsne 10
go f-om the Gig hsrsssr. suuA laS
ressI xhirsseu<s wsre a. follows From the
carbon hill mines, ia.@oo tons from the
Snssth Prairie. :. go tons, and from the
Durham mines 10 tons. All Of TIE eoai
~ 81 shirrse~s In san Francisco
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AMrsEMENTs.

Cosy NogaIs' DoGs.-Tsere WIS big
crowd. largely ohildrea, at Turn hall
theatre last evening and the audience
screamed with delight st the antics aud
aoTobsiie fests Of the actors. Little Fritz
is smarter than ever. aud thtr re are several
new performers. There VIII be u matinee
this afternoon and another performance
tonight
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Bs.shaii

CoIrwsrs, July si.--gelambas, s: Gin.
q anari. J.
PIrTsRres. inly si.--pa tshssTy. 4 Chi
esso.2- The game was called ~ TIE end
at the secand iElsing ON account of rssn-
cLEyEIaST,. july Sleeve o; In
a aras rsssfs 1
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. July 81
fsuSan1s - in the hardware market is In
excellent condition. The market is Arm
aud good steady prices are msiassinsd
During the entire month of Jaly trade h $
been hrst-c.ass The seattle Hardware
Company reports that Us trade for tie
month will exceed The business OF any
single month since the firm was estsb-
listed by $500. Merchants continue to
increase their facilities for transacttng
business, until now they are in position
to handle the business of the sound as
well, If not better than before the fire. All
Iss a. houses are carrying fulI stocks. Rope
has q elinei one-hslt CT nt per pound.
Nails have advanced from cents 81 10
cents per pound.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPls. - During the lest "A hours
tie merchandise aud produce receipts a,
this port were a. follows: Puget sound shore
road. s52 tons. Columbia 4 Puget Sonnd
railroad, - tons; seattle, Lake Shore q
Eastern railway. 6i2 tons. By water
Henry Willard. AGO tons: Henry Buck,
80 tons; AK. 4oo tons; City of Quincy,
II tons; W. r. Munroe. tons; Clara Brown,
tons; Eyangel. 10 tons: W. X. Mcrwiu,
tons. Total receipts. S.sus tons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the last twenty four
hours goods and merchandise were shipped
from Seattle TO the surrounding country rs
follows: Puget sound shore road. 80 tons
Columbia g. Puget Sound railroad, 20 t9ns
seattle. Lake Snore ,s Eastern railway, 81
tons. By water-glara Brown, 1 tons: Cas-
cade. . tons. Edith, tons; Washington, s
tons: W. L Monroe, - tons: Michigan, 4
tons. Michigan, 4 tons; Qseea City, : tons;
lola, 2 tons. Total shipments, LIS TOYS.
NATURE OF KECkIF'fs-Three hun
drei thousand shingles. car farm
wagons, 10 eases cheese. ears en- grant $
movables. / car household goods. SO rolls
var felt, cars lee. 5 cars stone, ear wheat
sacks. car broom corn. 80 eases drugs and
medicines. 10 bundles shoFsls, 81 cases
boots aBd shoes, stage coach, 10 bun.
dies hardware, - tons hay.
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An ABsCONDKR CAUGHT.
W. l.. Russ, % San Fraaetece, zap
tured Ia Victoria.

SaS Francisco, jaly sl.-csgsain Lees.
81 sac police fssrge. has rseetre.t informa-
saan fr0aa Victoria that " il lam Leeth Ross
has been arrested there. Ross WAS note
srsier in the Nevada hank in this city, and
obtained leave oil absence few days ago
An examination revealed shortage OF
$3.50 IN his accounts spd p-uIalssnry
Il sss-s waived at over So. coo were also nstss
sRg- The uaesey and notes were found ID
Il ysss~sxss<son " ea srrcsfed- AicsN FTess-
& nj Bigess.s. III the Nevada hank. vii 90
10 yfetoFsz 80 appear against Ross
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SEa yo2K. July sI>-The latest develop
rasns in trusts Is that an English syndicate
is try Eg 10 corner the enameled and patent
lcsther trade Of Aner.es. There are tsesi-
e. six factories in tsis country with a CAPT.
al sssssk ~ a sfasa fNsl
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DEATH oE Mrs. CoLfIER. Mrs. Julia
Collier, who was So terribly burned by the
explosion ei a can OF coal oil on Saturday al
I. noon. died last evening" at s O'Clock. al
her home On south Tenth street On Tues
day the attending PHYSICIANS, Dfs. Shan
non, had sogsle hopes OF her recovery. bat
tie unfortunate woman passed restless
II Sht aud yesterday morning she was much
pg.srse. She begged 20 be taken 10 the Sis
e : hospit-i bat II was imrcssihle 10 re-
~ sve her she sauk steadily from nson
"a I'll the end. The funeral viii take place
II Is afternoon frcm The Catholic church.
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TEN PER CENT. DIyIDgSD.-At meeting
OF the beard of directors of the First Ma
ticnal bank, held yesterday. dividend of
10 per cent. amounting 20 $1,000, was de-
clsred. payable immediately, anu $4,000
wss carried To the surplus fund, making
that fund 5000 and leaving upwards OF
s. 900 OF undivided profits.
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CASH BUSINESS tswmrAsrKR.
A tsadtes ssrsssty Ftrsn Aaapts a
>%M >ssRxkA

MsssEs AA'ey 1'oas i ea, fkv 3eNaias
sssz'vss. sfA Egssay sessSS tsrste uee asass
nesa rsaSs. - 3es strictly sass sastaess aaa
ksSp 70 FrisNse sseennss fais eaa<sa
Sian a. sFftyesi - ~ sNc sFsa sHes saaa
soassseFzi1~n q k8oN 1ssi9s s4EassB IS a.
E~ssence xhe Aau~s kAs st.,sss nm ggss as ssse
fssssHsas EGfisS taN Vks& FEae zH8 hss
sseH kefs gts-yz5 ia sHs Fzasssss "a rEssf3s IA
A. IA ftet Aas IL aF txse asNaaas tsss.
HsAx, sta rssses fsssAE asNszsrstest i.zss
ihaH 80 0sA &&e kVssa 81 tseaa, 49,
sSsssssfs HsSss>s Rates barge essr-as H.qza
kSt 1Sists. xgaeNEa r.s vfsF ts7sass
sSsW r@assSltw *gussEa e. maAe = s&fzs
sssussas Ia yssse fsstr &sesgS Esses.
ssteIa A Ga, sails shTs hzrT u; $40 sazsse
r.. yass - AL eAasN ss tac gaaaeeAxs
arr fanaiaS fA~ss ass aess 80 Asss srss
fttsss, tisls sfsA tesay ssrssaGE. bafs 4asea
f9FH b~ea Hsss4 - $50 lsseeeas "a FMs
msssY ssFss assa 90 sAr assa&s. 49, 49,
sa'ssstssssAf ca-tsa gsssatssz - kax# sae
$500 sas fs'' t5e ast 2stt rs see a.ae&s
= ass FsaEssssss - Etss fssssssas saa
@sNs@s 81 81 sAss - ksss s. s.sa& sn sAa
tetFS .. sssNts
Nf& So sa &Et8 ssssR wsE8
- - k*-ess sasE Az abs IS ases sssxsss
sSSNs iFfiset5sss FsssAss = S. D. sezt ssxs*
ss.. & ~ sSnt - ~ tsas~ ~ stSa~te Fsr
sssfssass<s AaHs sxsssn = ~ sssEee
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Nos.uNIoN 'InNa.lfonkNkN WoN,r Wnnk

N0s.USioS 'I0xssHoEKAkS woS' woRK.
The Al HI arrived IN port from san Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon, yith 80 tons OF
merchandise. she doeked at the Oregon
Improvement Company's wharf The
usual crowd or 'iongshore were upon
the wharf when she landed. Her offers.
as usual. came upon the wharf Ia pick a
gang To discharge the vessel when they
were informed by the crowd. none OF whose
names are known. that unless 80 cents an
hour was raid for dtschsFziag the boat
npt mas should .sueh the cargo. The
AEkIs officers positively refused to pay
mere than the union rata. which Il 10
cents au hour. without further psriey
Captain Bennett. of the Al ri, set his crew
to work dischAFging the cargo. when tae
crowd OF 'iongshors men dispers q. Later
II was learned that the strikers were all
nou-Duion men. The union premises 90
have a sufficient number of men on the
wharf this morning 10 discharge the yessci
Nc disturbance oepArrea
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THE CHARACTER OF
RENTON ADDITION !

Is established beyond all question as the
following list OF eminenfly respectable pur-
chasers. principally business and prcfes-
sionsl mem viii show:
Mr.. J. r. Mcdonald. president OF the Sc
attic, Lake shore a Eastern Railroad Co.
MrF W. d. Holbrook. general manager of
the Seattle, Lake Shore {. Il tern railroad.
Mr.. Leigh ;. J. Hua, Trsr e or OF the
Seattle PosT-INTEIIIGEScxC.
Mr. W. Z. Bailey, ia w,L-&nown capt.
talist.
T. NJ Reed, j., .sgis;sr IF the United
States land Office
Prosecuting Attorney Newiia.
Ex-proseeuting Attorney J. r. Ronald.
Mr.. Fred J. GRAFT. associate editor of the
PosT-ISTELLIGEScRR.
Mr.. jerome Catlin.
Mr.. 5. r. Frazier. tsaref). editor mSchief
OF the EvENISG PRESS under the new
management.
John \. 81 icher, editor o. Flank Lesiie's
Illustrated Newspaper.
King Couaty Investment Co. Nh. 2
Mr.. J. A. Park, Of Dexter Hoiton x 10. 5
bank.
Mr.. J. l.. schultz, OF Dexter Hor,on &
Co. = bank.
Mr.. II. N. Bennett.
Mrs /. J. Farrell
Mr.. A. oharue.
II A. Frederick
Mr.. e. +. Kendall
Mrs. Caroline Baker Stevens
Dr. C. ;. Merrill.
Dr. David r Bowman.
Mr. John 4 Ware.
Mr.. ID. X. Howard.
AIR. 4. NJ. Crawford.
Mr. b. II. Roberts.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Crawford.
MIR Frank +. Ware
Mr.. X. G. Westerman.
Mr. J. b. G. lockwood
Mr.. II. 4. Bauer.
Mrs. Martha George.
Mr., 7. \ Garrett Of Bozeman. Montana
Mrs. A. VI. Smith.
Miss LA Carter
Mr.. G. Falk.
Mr.. Frank Shafer.
Mr.. Edwin AMID.
Mr.. A. NJ. Evoas.
Mr. George Hartig
Mr.. +. c. Baird.
Ana others.
less than hall Of the leo lots to he offered
this year, remain ansoid
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ONE ANDONE-FIFFH FARE

Good from purchase TIL August IS. Take
receipt for fuil fare Ia Tacoma, which,
countersxned uy samuel Greene, secretary
nj Chautsuqua. and presented AZ the ticket
Office At Tacoma, viii r-turn yen al one
Ii tn fare.
CLARA BROWN leaves Seattle for the
grounds and Tacoma Monday, Wednesday
and Friday al a. m. Returning. leaves
Tacoma Tue day, Thursday and saturday
ar 30 p. III. Excursions evenings as adj
verlised. Fare, Use for the round trip.
WASHINGTON leaves seattle tYesiers
wharf Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday
$50 a. m, for the grounds aud Tacoma re-
turns same day; leaves Tacoma p. m. and
grounds p. IN.
FAIRHANEN leaves Tacoma for grounds
and Seattle Al 5 p. ia. Monday, Wednesday
AID Friday
O. r. & y. boats leave Tacoma each DAY
except Suuasy al 10 4. m. for grounds;
leave Seattle at y. ~; Ocean dock
Can visit grounds aud return any week
day for thirty days. Address
REV. u J. PIERCE, Pres
REV. SAINT. GREENE. See.
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Alice, 81. Amaior. 81; Caledonia Black
! Hills, 81; Colorado Central. 81. ,unss,ii.
| dated California and Nirgiaia, s. -; Com
mouwealth. $3.50; Dsadwo05 $50; IN
| Cristo, 81 90; EuFeks 81 10; Gould 4 curry.
| 81 IS; Sale s. AofcrOss, s. -. Huinestake,
| s.. =, Horn silver. Sis: irO4 silver, 81 so.
/ Msxics9. SO, Mutual 81 ~; Eofih Belle
/ Isle, s %: oehir, s. - Occidental. 81 70
/ Plymouth. fi.75; Siefes Ncvafia. s. Union
Coako dated $40; Wsri Consolidated.
81 %; Yellow Jacket, g. 60
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AtSrs. THE LSFgR, Has MONEY Jus.
iice John F. Miller has given Attorney
John Z. Costello Judgment against
Domingo Cores. alias Charles Minfe. who
Is serving term IN fha pc0iiea.lsry for
rape 1ae claims was for attorneys lees.
Costello having b-vn appointed by the
court to defend Minfs. who claimed 20 be
without meaas. since his cons tion it
has been learned that he bad deposits in
several banks sggFegstiag ~ least 8. GOO
An execution Mas yesterday issued against
tI4s 10 bis credit ia the First National
bank A deposit ol 81 ia the Merchants
National bank nsd previously been taken
by as execution issued from the district
court 60 pay the costs OF the trial. The bal
arcs OF Costello's claim will probably be
secured fFom the IlloeFuia Savings aud
Loan sssciety of Fan Francisco, with watch
he has a erysiis of ST s1ks ~,
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DIR. SPlDDD|

CT ~ -
SEATTLE pisPEn1Anh
Columbia street bcsween Iss ss1
Fourth. opposite Posr-isrEIa
IAN chronic diseases 81 Me-
MN successfully treated. - ysg1J
LOST MANHOOD. Nerss,us, 49, -
Debility, Exhausted sitshsyt -
Weakness, speruatDrrhaeA, .<s~s n
6;onorrhoeA. elect, syphilis ffs A ~
cline, Weakness IN Women. ana 81
t!oual Disbursements thai ~. -
youthful follies or excess ~ 49, 80 $500
lIslHARY Kidney and bis sss -
o7tHani Weak Back tffiof ~ - 80
Cry-fltis, Va. ieocele, structure n. 1870
IL and safely cured. No uxHst0 -
given, nor strong injections ..fS
cause structure. charges reas s.s1I.s -
EppVsIjs Debility. Io-s Of - =
"Sh wv" losses. Night
sp0uiency. etc, eic., etissd. -. -
YOUNG MN suffering liza sIga ~ 4 -
tions, should avail ihesassissz u q ~ :
menf, tne greatest boon ever - sss' 1870
tar 81 suffering humanity
q positive cure "a every rAs- - -
klDDLs.AGsD HEN. ti.sos. ss q. Z Z
frequent excavations Of the $3.50 - =
ornpaniei by sEaATtinx ef - 80 e.
sasion. on examination ne s' siSeuo
sediment, and sosnttss9sv Z 49,
present Ths color ysries lroza u. I -
reddish go even milky hns. Isrss;xD
experiences a weakening ~ ~ - ~
a manner he eaIrot aefpuih - .s.rs1l
the secund stage - sssaine ~ 4 :
Many die 81 this eiAftetsiiys slsas,<r ~
cause. A p<srleci eEre AID hes&s
ton Guaranteed - a
Off.ce hours. q. IA ~ y. p - Il
2 20 p. N. - =
". 3-Perrofs unable ~ ~
treated At their homes By g.
Medicines and instructions .! X
express. Consultation frer
send &c stamp for -
Friend. or Guide 70 Weo1e
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MegsIsoS woS'r ASSwKE QUESTIONS 49,
The examination Of James =. Morrison on
q charge vi aaTr0fessionsl conduct amd
fraud, Was resacls.! bef0rc Register Reed
Ia TIE land otf8Ce yes iersisy. The sntcres -
81 fse aeCsss 4 were i,rosv~i after rs Ntssss
fsssa. kstFh, t'gsAckgfs aaa kauat4. while
tAe knktsd States Interests were in the
hands oF fospcttur kctsft uzrtEstn. gnc
9u8F sFsesisl feature ~ the examination
wss the refusal ~ MoFrisfa ta ATS eY
questions pnt 81 hlm - ISsPscssf Haro.-
ssu o& the gwins ~ the r. Eisfey Ia sacA
}ussaaee shat 81 Ynw~f rupiv. Norrsss,a
FerA r. Atta1tiY srSNeraI Ia Queries
ts sssvt iopesl aufiDg sig erySsS examlu !an
thai Aafttsfn sTas not . raseisris egsug .t-d
sftarBey - iee Land efstee NckrlHz % ths5
aMsa y u L. fs..t.sr.s-i IN Er.tar
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4 nBySKES MANS Clancy
Rms, pFopvisteFs Il saloon At south
Third and Washington streets, have been
looking high aa3 low for Jefu Tsgan the
steamboat man Wtp reported tlfHi nc had
been robbed ~ sl69 la their ss'uDn, be-
sides aclHs bVaGen. early Sun3Ey morning
IAsse who vrge IN the Saloon Sunasv
morning say that when HRxan came in he
" as barehessiesi sui very drunk. and told
q s;org 81 having hosn roShed of slto in 4
sslaau on aeslef syenus. This struck The
DEflI ants 81 fancy ; saloon A. PIE poster.
large snas of Sapaey. aud they made much
spasE ei him. Then he wandered - The
police slatiea aRd 'a.d his story STAGE
which tslGe he aud his i-iends have been
oct siGht 81
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EtSe NxEgrE Et~aSKss ~ JuExs-A
lsfge aEa0aut e. ea1ssss wAs transacted
- ihs ias,Al rs.sesl s.s5es lsnA stHes dur.
ira t@r issss saHg5h ThSre Wera ils naat
5i.aissstsest srfeoss, caa cas2 nFaA1fs .u~
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thtse sstassSx stsugs Iae Fssfls.ss asr..
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itrsls-sr Naet8 Receives MA5s-en aasg ne,
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CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND spacIyif !

'f.ers n choice Of the most desirable routes
With the privilege Of going one way and r
.rS another without extra charge. The Nos
icfFIc runs through trains daily L.
a2"lss and 81. Paul, making ciasa connect
e ia TIC Solid Express Trains If the AfQr.
a. Rorrx for Chicago. The oRFaos S
-sNz carries passengers daily via Cra..e
I'd Cheyenne 10 omaha and Council IL.
via Ogden and Salt Lake City u penr,
''afGdo Springs and Pueblo. Prom all tile
@ta@i points-on arrival Of trains from Z.
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