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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-05-29
Baltimore Livestock R5arket May 81
| Beef Cattle.-Prices of Beet Cattle ranged as

Wv q W ~ .
Total receipts this week 97I. Total sales $50
with values shade higher. The quality is
better and prices proportionally higher.
Sheep and Lambs-There is a fair trade
ported. Common Sheep are not wanted and
are difficult of sale. Prices range from 115a21fc
for common sheep, and 318a415c per 10 for fair
to good do. Lambs sell at 51za7c per lb gross. 9
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rrtALLUr nor MAnMnr.
r. TRADE. Hiring esxaF ssestz-eI arip,
brait Picked.

braft Picked.
&fFssGarr. Rg& 81 IS. q Merrill sold
ore aales If hops to-day 10 f. aieekeF
e : eeBts. Thess Sege 3 veFv Gne
n q Eops, ard fePgSAent the quality Ehteh
ssisAhle for sxfoFtatiag 81 this figure.
iast IS oalY a realy gillsedfs bop will
ax BITS prsee, MeeAer 4 so are ne.
sliag to= the purchase q several lots
haeal growers At the alssyn prsee.
eh Il tle highest bSl5ss paid here
\ Messcr. representing the above
left ;er Oregon last nlsht tos thu par
B ssg aeiseting hops for expectation *
Aaon. lie iateuds 10 ae gene two
Be latest eahle from I.oaaou reports the
Fssst without oAanKe Fair business
49,, miia prices steady for caesUe
p est vaf.sble on other descriptions
sew Nafk market LEGAL Transaction >
assFals feS smau faaey lots re-
fssa sold 81 l cents asd e fraction over,
estilaary stogk goes 9ati cents Ar
pa iyom tatigognia heavy Over GO
- mere gaf through sAipHssug -
tAAd. Exports far week nearly 80
\ fx1ilEsove was st tsesse creek ynkteF
ssnar3tnF bors foF E Meeker 4 Co.
ispoFts the heps As being g0u green fer
s'e. aaa eusphastEy@ Toe general eom-
sNat y. sae asekine 81 she hops this
essofe maturity al coaFse alter ali
hrsshs yellow oaea are bought ep these
r. ae lesae,s a. bge "a the meantime
q aot eoH0 maRi the prsoe whigh ghe
Fsea hogs do
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BLOOD and sksa DISEASES.

sypsllis. disease mast dreadful IA is rssaisx.
completely eiSasc4scsl.
Ulcers. caisTra. e,c. permanently cured
kianey, rFsnsry sad Bladder complaints.
pNfnfah &sEaesllL fsAe sre4aenf. NMrm8nx or
aieAaay urine hlsh c0l0rea " NFifh milky sasi-
Inent GA standing. WEAK hack, eoaaarh "a.
gleeis cystirs promptly and saIgly Va'ei
thaTages reasonable
Our Success is Based uncn Eaags.
eur remedies aes aaeklg and cure persaa
Eeuuy.
We 10 rot elslra ~ know everything ia res
tun 20 medicine or diseases of - he able 10 care
cYcFx case bat se si0 clsisa thag large exten.
ssFc sud increasing praetee, with uaparslel led
tors SKIN
Experience iswerth everything KHawlnten
gained nv ceus7iiiing wtta. crlfiesily cXAmiuHag
usld successfully tYeRfiisc thousands ~ peuens
of gvhry sSe SEX, nfoiess&aa aat occupation ~.
fcSi0a MIR every EtFWsctlafae faTN a4s3 stage as
disease, or ac0railgy. enables as Is Essssra ffsa
suffering Win ike n alesi1es thai ~ have sue.
cse1cd IA vesf0ftmg neAlsh 50 large majority al
cSsvs tToAivt, even after either skilled aad eRer
sets physielsas have tsilssl 20 etec; any perms.
neat change foF tic hrttsr
We aTe psteoniE08 ny lass 81 ladies' and
sefltsc Gaem TOO SaeaEgGus 80 lie imposed upam -
80 ignorant 4uEck. and they are h50 inpepen8,
snt 10 oe frightened away from Physicians who
arc curing them.
rersoas calling a. ouf on5ce car nave the salts
faction q = free eonsulistlon. With the aSsus-
anee that they nsg depend Bpoa RECEIVING esq
dia OPINIONS. honorable square dealing reason.
EblC charges and 10 encouragement without q
pfaSpeet OF improvement o. cure
OuF practice q founded upon She results % the
best methods, without reference 50 schools %
s'pathieS"
Nou will not - urged or persuaded n taxa
treatment. and no ono Wiii he treated Wniess
there IS k9Eoug probability of cure or pGrmR.
aent heneat Make inteFFogations and decide
Ter Yourself
once hours Froms e. n. 10 y IN. san
DAYS. 10 u a. IN. only,
n R-Persons unable 70 visit vs. may he
treated al their homes by correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or ex-
press Consultation freN-
Always send stalan when rerlv Ia expected
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rrLEoaArurc MsnAErs.


d N.HN -fta= = 81 htstt
Ass faeK. Oef al stocks wee aEstn
- sevyr;sa ans unsettled tejay
= as'ias ~ .a5e 80 suteFesi ip 8ea.lues
II saacvasyage3 ig tae w tkrce st0cks,
- t'ss Fe@AiaIeg wafe ,sai. ana tsadci
d sAasa thc naTyoaesg ljussS. O. sha
r. tes' see Cascsra s Alton uea-d ~
- ~ 10 a.s as 2use. Sa8 alial ihe sid
sSa.ioe haym<, the steak advanced
esf esut ard it crossed IS far thr
tssaS IN nine nootas bilt fhe s}vAuCe
81 sustained fae enc really styoag
r 81 Zee naefSet was suear sVaaeT3es.
r. ssassst steadily apprs aicst Tie
"a atc3 ana Nrm. rvaegalty Sc 3
- bsisss jhsa 3asg ulehts r-sors.
- seored EH a4Faass ot psF crat
~ enly ataer material casuse vas =
go 73 z Tes eent. ia Jersey Central
s'stsze a.eaEs .iaJ. s3s8 steAay
sx<sANsr ASS ssct Hfglek
s NN 1et.' Moaev aa cas-
- = ~ aAsl l5au. prsae Haxrssa-
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Asssasf Evangel brought In if1 NJ
- a,aaY from the Port Angeles
asi u Part Augeles.
- e as1gr and s carload oi glass
ssszs5 to Suebonish today oYsr the
sAHsre :. s.ste shore A Eastern railway.
- ~ aa.e vas shipped 70 Elsensburg
- !. .enrsshlp Idaho viii put fe sea IN
- - tor Portland. Her cargo con
8 - .sas II coal. 10 h4Ies ct hops
go 81 ases 81 salmon. The coal il for
e 80 fas bops are for different eastern
q az Eiss 90 cases ~ salmon are
Il Il nysYs' sAnasrY. as West Seattle. aud
re~ j IS sr Different eastern points.
~ 4 aovs acre shipped east tiis
- - ovsf Tie Puget sound Shore road
ksvshsgn fsaifls railroad
essuer Geo. Il. Starr landed 20
- ca last night. and the steam
.msf 4 J Perry 10 sacks Of oats and
~ CT has fosiay At Halle wharf,
Katie tor s Baxter & Co The
- slipped 6, 100 sacks. or 80 tons
Szn Francisco on the UmatiIla,
naed last slgl.t The san fran
80 raYfes continues 10 steadily inn
siosks are speedily diminishing.
hg bitter prices are being obtained
<r Prices there sere shade bet
a. aa tfse preceding day and the
a 80 ID Upward Jgst What the matter
y - u : not 80 present clear. The
% oats in the local market Is un.
Sc
iss.sg 4 FaEay Lake discharged forty tons
Z = from The skagit river az the RoeieYe
- * Company wharf.
4nase oaerlEg very freely. being plsn-
gsa nos. The market Il in fairly
1te& sAspe and prices bold up well. Me.
e6oa logs bring $50 per 1000, and
rgs8es rate prnportionataly Ia all.
q that. The quality OF the logs
rarchased is Kerry good.
sHtFrIx0.
20 risea str Waila walla. San Fran
ernefsl cargo. sas tons. sailed or
Fl y b ssil~Sir Michigan. Portland. coal
d kne: stF Idaho, Portland. mixed cargo,
u bns; SIR tfmatilia, San Francisco
- cargo. 90 tons.
ssenAanisE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
:. psAas Tie last twenty four hours the
fsAsalae and produce receipts at this
"a SER IS h,iiows Puget sound shore
- loas. Columbia & Puget sound
e., . IONS; Seattle. Lake Shore &
~ railway, Oh tons by water
Hs. Is tons, Eliza Anderson, . tons /;
ri lake. 40 tens: Geo. r. Starr, 10 tons
= Perry. - tons, Waila " ala, 81 tons.
81. Is sscslpts. .slf tore.
snIFaYNvs.
81 Rlns The last 4 hours goods and mer.
ii IA else wers shipped from Seattle TO the
Q Manssing connfsy "a follows Puget
d Shore road. - tons Columbia &
II Sound TAiiFoad. 80 tone; Seattle.
Shore & Eastern rstlsay s. tons. Ry
foint Arena. 2 tons. state Of Wash.
n, tons aishigan, 1 tons. W Il.
Sspe. . tons. w. & Merwin, / ton
II n Brown. tons Edith. tons; Cas-
W 10 tons WashinRtoa. tons. Henry
~. g tons Josephine. 10 sons, TINS
So tons Idaho. 800 tons; Michigan,
tons Total shipments. tsa5 tons.
NArrRE ~ nrcEFrz
no cars hay. II ears lumber, cars
saaf ! esT shingles. / car boiler iron. 2
furniture ! ear pressed brick -
y ham, > eoEes bacon. % SKIS shout.
! eaF starch ear OF. cars emf.
sts mogaabies. 80 heal cattle. ear
-, ears luIaber. car vegetables.
4 posstoes, | ear beer. 30 kegs same. 80
Sed, 80 psts grssarles
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The steamer J. n. libby, Herbert 7. BeecheT
master, leaves seattle every sunday afternoon a.
4 ,. ~. for Port Townsend ard the san juan
islands frofa Hgtneld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend st a n. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for WhsieoEn, calling 81 smiths
Argyle, Iopex. Friday HAroor. Maple ION Mon
day going north aud Thursiay going SOUTH,
Roche Harbo-, Orcas and East sound.
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erArrlr.wHATcoN K.,nTF.

steamer Washington leaves Seattle At n m.
sHnaays Tuesdays AMI ThEFs1ays arrives af
"A psfetrs esga ~ naxt dAy, Returning. leaves
"A macon Al 8 q N. Mondays wednesdays aad
FRIDAYS. arrives ~ seattle a. = N nexi day.
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wuaYrou aSn sEwrkHMoo ROUTE

steamer Elisa Aa6cTsoa leaves seattle NJ ! ?.
q, W0pasxs. Wednesdays sud Fridays; arrives
Al n fnsrsrr e. "a. next dsy. Returning, leaves
Wbstcgsrn Taexaays and Thursdays st s p "a,
SUNDAYS a "a Aondsy zip % eeFnlaamoo
q n. GACks0N. President
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DAcIrTo NAVIGATION co.-wHArcoM

DAcIFTc NAVIGATION Co.-wHATcoM
Il ROUTE
steamer state Of Washington. Henry Bailey,
u asiar, leaves Tsecma sunday. Tus sdAy and
Thursday Tor Whafcom, seh0ue fsIrhavea,
sami9a, ConpYflle, AuAcortes. Utsalady aud
seattle Returning leave Mhatcom on follow
inE day.
eehednle-Ieaxe Tacoma 5 p. m; leave Seattle
sp m. arrive Whatcom a. In-; leave Nhatcom
s r. m leave seattle - q H.. arrive Tacoma
20 =. n.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE.
steamer sksxlt Chief. George Barlow. master.
Leaves Taeoma Monday and Thursday a. N.
leaves seattle, HAtaeld's wharf, every Monday
and Thursday 1T y. m. for san Jnaa Islands.
calling al Clinton. utsalsdy, slanwood. Lacon-
ner Friday HarbaT, Recae HAFbor.
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Hsnry Bailey. s 7 Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays -
! p. N
tide for StAnwood Fir. sxeRlt City, Mount Yer
hon. Sterling ard intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A HATFIELD,
AKsnt, seattle.
J. EEp6wTCK.
General MANAGE. Tacoma
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re ssakrner Zee i aaa Tss1sY foT kGSgrssk
Rsrssss wtsaaaE Gssa service es = scE&g sesf
u sl Fs8ssse aEEsg sz heard es p A q eEAzl ass
g. asfa.enrs lsxt Aesass ne se~ w.4 Csc
ssF Il - a. tsszss = as. T. ssst ~ gseisgHs 81
a T. sFAtlI1tAes
QwNsg al Agez&
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Returning. leaves Whatcosn ri a. u. Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays On the saiur
day trip the Libby goes through 10 seattle, Fare
from Port Townsend 10 seattle. 81 Until fur-
Their uotiec, passengers OF freight from Seattle
For the islands by the iiboy's Wednesday and
Fsaaay trips will BE- carried on the Washington
Steamboat ard transportation Co. steamer
Edith - Fort Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
Gay nights and transferred direct tc the Libby.
Gu these days the W. s. q I. Co, viii issue tick
cts aud ball freight through TO destination
HERBERT BRECHER, Manager.
j. A. HATFIELD Agent. sesstie.
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TROOPS cANAL EocTz-sTEAGER JOSH
Ii PniNE

"a. stsz,ser fasspstae wj8 ae8Ee a5H sob
80 ~ f.sn< ssy So ~zsag1sF Eas-ssaaE
- tBA u So yet sszas 3 : % 80, ~.
- - tesves Cn4aa cary Gea&ay 49, Thurs
sl,-s --sss,--t@s Fsf Ersix&s ~ fAss@Ec sgs,f ~
ssg,fvsans vsRssst ~ ca sss&E.A .-,.s 49,.
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xxYKsr sxArrLE FERRY.


utsns+-h ss~sussrs irous SsNttie AZ f05RoEs
y,r So RPsneszeo, va f1sF F0sBsats4 A1ai
XteFer4s a. Il - fpxsss1gess reeatvs-s 81
ho4rd * 81 oeioAsF > "a b ~ - s+S
g. evarv Tee DAYS sheveAftsT.
FaF AlAssat tsesober e r n ana NoFesziEF
arz Is a1 A. :.
F-rm SAn Francisco, 10 Gers So fl5ssf
- -. AZ m tgsehSg 2 l.. L
~ - 40 rserV aTs dAsE fAeTeslser
rsrS~,x reav hSa otsauas a. tie e@eN % taa
'"'7 1''-s - ,tS9DAfI- PERKINS, & O.,
sseagSsl A8GHtS
y. N Market Ssras., ssn Francisco, Ia
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shipping intelligence.

san FxANctsco. Oct. ST. Arrived--Bk
Nicholas Thaysr, New York bks Templar
and Germania. seattle. Cleared Strs
ieaule and Ski. Port Townsend. Sailed
sh spartan. BsslinFham bag sh Blueja ket
seattle.
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sv.4T4vpoer TOWNSEND ROUTE.

SEATTLE PoRr TOWNSEND ROUTE
rs mail steamer Edifh leaves seattle every
AEy excaps saturday, s. 10 ~ 2 N. arrives ~
pvt Townsend a. = N. Ucxt day. Returning
.ravss PORT Townsend ~ 5 r. zn-s arrives 81 80
Sktgle at 3 y m
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TO THE LADIES,

We give ssoSt careful sza eonsskle-n.e asssn-
kze@ % diseases al werner ana chSlLlrNE III gaa
sAstsz ffcrA SAY eAscare, difICaa8 o. lingering
SisF4sS q = tse cGusga0a r0Nsiae aaeserS tail 20
Saksg s1a wsAsM otasrS TAI The sFsc Mslsts Rra
sAlsse1 II every department Of nsascaa aaa sur~
Est1ssA * feFsefses Tie r-0trsScx las BAD years
q tAgEeEseEsce % tse hospitals % kaNcklyn snd
Sew Norks iernseFiy special professor 81
M0nans Hospital College. NeW YORK and a
eas g shs zssSs ssszessfss ana eess knewa gyae-
eoaegAsAi specialists n this COUNTRY
To Young ard halddle~Ax6d Asen.
NeTvoas neas.GfY, SexrzaEtosrhoss. seminal
A9eSzas, Physical Decay, xy4S5ag rom Sn4faNsra-
hosss rroaUslng sEeeSsessneSS. sesgs0aaaHasv
fsfnHseS "a she isee. aversion % socse5x, easily
Discouraged. lack 81 eona6enee, dan ntsfit fssr
SfassY or basiueSS RnA Aa3S fifa 4 harlaa,
sstess. Permanently and speedily carea
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SEATTLE TILE INSURANCE AND Trust
= Company

SEATTTE TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
= Company
CAPITAL. sz9.0A
oyFlcE WIN xooas LASD 20, srArr.E
Tssnrs rolleies - tEsmrsacc Hpou real est.fe
titsss, guafaaieetsx s,ssss.te protee;ioa against
ictS 50 re2son q sefeCt4xe titles
Is assumes - - oNu eKp1nse fhe defense %
a. legal usfss sTags Instituted - tH Ttfresl 81
atverse c2aislsuts. ard relieves ste 1ususezs
fF0sa a. te-gEhse. s0G07 s1sfR snEae1F, ress aud
sxYeHse stIeg.isgg sses 35lsatie9s
e. U HANFoRD. President sn3 Ceansel
FN&40E AsTrabA el2CB&E. F.ee isssS
Il = RAkEk sseressgy.
T'HE wAsANsToS NATIoEAL RANK
sseS sfSzz. So ~ srcoxu srnraF. Sc.
swEfs skNKs &ss ggsEsE
@ casvEs Prss.seat
"a Il FaraEsT Wee Pres seNs
NJ n4tErs tiAsAisr
C&p-TAI- sssega
T-9nssess sezesAs bsaks8E bzAaes
1tKRcEASTs NATIONAL HASg
Iss 8zsse5 ass-sgse7z za4 aGasae8a
&xTrs es saE
VxsTEn sT&TEs aat EasMzsE
nssss q sa-ssgn aa5 aesses.se szessneaA.
AsNss selegFAEs4sa issassfszs. sa1 'sa@sa Asiaesa
t.ssesss bsasans szssaos tsaasae,esf
0@es. ssowa ent.ta{- ssa.Ssasf saFses
ises4saz 40 2eggg sze@h
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s~-@@ s%sAaS % Rs&ss@ q CAL ~zzloEs pofaeH
DAYS OF EEPARIERE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ar6 Frtayg
nATs or ARRIVAL At kEATTLE
IzeH1z14 and Egsd&rx
lcEN 4 o'HEEEy. waseer
Fw. PARzTR. Arene.
JOHN IRVING. nanazer C. P. y. co. Ia.
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WY s at. CO. STEAMERS WILL LEAVE
w Ycslegis deck, Seattle, daily ioE Tacoma
* ~ a. IA.
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a 2. q r. C0.-PUGET SOUND DrvTSEoS.
Ne TIE following schedule Tor the cozn.anvAs
steamers ~ De "a eEAss 0n ana after Aszsxs -
lses, u1fsI further n0ssee
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IIb AND SHIPPING.
4 a. ruusignmeut of Salmon
for the East.
. rssacfsco oAT MARKET,
- EeloE sssTens bus Local
...ssus are Unehanged-
nsss Offering Freely.

SEATTLE. Oct. %.
- q TIE Seattle Clearinghouse
-. -, ~ q. Thisis high water
= sss sees
- walIa Walla arrived IN
- from san Francisco. She
-. fflsowine amounts o. freight
ssssre1. SoaEa ports
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(,4aE.A .7:s.a,s PACIFIC xAvlaArIos CO..

(sAxAnEAy PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
ETEAMgR PREMIER
Eazxs sorza
2EkEa xKKx~w
ecEsAT- Aa36My ard Townsensa. Thnrsxaxw
50 lAHEA1sy- 2 N ard Mandaws 50 D 8
- nASzl1. Aan9aF ard Sezskse FRIDAY al
4 &AErN1sy III > n Tsze@6ay 9em
TFseAy .s.s.--s . n TEe&asY han
ExAvE. AzxxsK
Ae4.sEss ~ rrsdnExhs Tu~nsezsa
1aeEsay axsi FRIDAY wkasccr1 EMam
anwaaeEsd a > "a Roche HAybcr-z1 % r
W8Atrosn a - Vnssenrrrs~
Roche Hsrhar fnmi
- GpanpmnF reserves she yzqlsf 10 rss5w~ tl,es
time hahfe o. r'tness ~ saIl vs4tsss~s s.rrss.
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(tANApIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THR TRUE
TRAN1coSTINRNTALR ROUTE
-BETwEEx-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Ia passenger equipment is The finest in the
world consisting 81 luxurious sleeping cars,
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms. CON-
suFtAbe snd clean co3unist ears with free sleep
lHg berths FOR hol8eFS Of Seen8G-ciAgs tickets,
81 Tho Ynusf modern style OF dsy coaches
It's dining csrs and hotels provide TIE bcss
quality OF food ia unlimited quantity, 81 reason
ale rates.
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For rates and sica1aer fsssgy atoms cal
Nofihefn faeshs iieket Office, sis second stsSst
BFs fEyfs astseE
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Al tie above trains ran daily.
southern sad Eastern mai carries Pullman
sleepeFs
Depot aad ticket Office corner Of second and
Weller
Tickets on sale 30 ell POINTS in the United
states, Canada and Europe
IA. NADEAT', Manager.
E. ToSEIE, Ticket Agent
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBERT
i H. Beechez, manager
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WAsHEGTos LOAN & TRUsT COMPANY
w uncoEporated}
THOMAS s. KRtTT President
HARRY kgUTz. secretary and Treasurer.
Authorized capital ............ s2o0 CO
Paid up capital Northumberland. 5000
Mortgage ans on improved farms and city
properly. Lowest rates No delay
BRANCH OFFICE.
Room S. KilRen block, Seattle, W. T.: George
Fowler, manager
EASTERN OFFICES
No. Is Wall street. New York Sears building,
Boston.
WESTERN oFpfcES
Home Office, walla Walls. w. T.; branch OF.
fees. Colfsx and Seattle
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For Suburban points ten trans llsiIy each way
SUNDAY TRAISs
For South Bend Snoqual-( sw rr
ME. Gilman aud way :"
Fer snOhomish and way 5Spm 9G5 q N
For suburban points six trains each way.
Cal or write fer puskei tire card
g. ". BUFF Gen. Pass. Agt
EVE HOLRROOE. Manager.
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ETo BE Continued
His wife Helped Him.

I know one member Of congress
who has thought it necessary to keep
two of his elder children from school
that they might help him out with his
Office seeking correspondence. One day
last week a western senator, recently re-
elected for six years, threw up his hands
in despair as the perspiring mail carrier
threw upon his desk another huge bum
die of letters, and declared he would not
write another reply or waste another
postage stamp on the horde of place hun
ters. His wife knew this would never
do, for a senator or representative might
as well go out and commit political sui
eide 0s to refuse to answer the letters of
his constituents. Once let the word pass
round a district or state that the Hon.
So-and-So is too proud or lazy to answer
letters, and his days Of power are at
once numbered. So this good wife said
to her despairing lord, "You go and take
a walk. The air will do you good; and
while you are gone will look over the
mail" When the senator returned he
found the letters opened and nicely as
sorted. In one pile were those which
demanded immediate attention; in an
other those which could lay over few
days, and in third those which could
in pinch be altogether neglected. This
bit of feminine orderliness brought order
out of chaos. and thus encouraged the
senator cheerily resumed his thankless
task Washington Letter.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-26
Shopping Among the "Elect.' -

She might have called cousins with
two or three of the women whom Mr..
Howells has drawn, but she did not say
whether she was Hardness or Hubbard
or Kilburn, but asked for gloves, and
after examining several pairs, looked up
discontentedly with Haven't you any
elect shadesT" Must mean electric" :"
thought the salesman, and produced the
box of electric blues. "N-no. she said,
looking at them with scorn; Il want
something elect to match this green and
this brown. The colors are we'll enough,
but / want something elect in quality"
And the salesman told her that the firm
had decided to stop keeping them because
there was no call for them; and, as soon
as she was gone, confessed his fib to one
of the girls at the counter, and asked
what "elect" meant. The girl reads Har-
per's Magazine and The Editors Study,
and she told him. and the two are won
dering whether it would not be well to
put up sign. ELECT Gloves. Great Bar
gains" Why not? And why should not
the butcher announce ''Sausages Very
Elect" and the clothing dealer ''Over-
coats. So; Elect Lott" Boston Transcript.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-26
The Congressional Library Rules.

The families of national legislators and
officials seem to read an immense num-
ber of books The daughters are espe-
cially voracious. They will go to the
library at 10 in the morning and keep an
assistant busy until late in the afternoon
looking up books for them, which are
carried to their homes by men servants
whom they bring with them for that
purpose. They repeat the programme
the next week. 1t is quite evident that
they could not read tenth of these
books, and the fact Is they do not They
lend them to their friends whose fathers
are non-official, and, therefore. have not
the free privileges of the library. This is
against the rules But rules are flexible
for those connected with the government
whirl at Washington That is. be it
distinctly understood, while they are in
the whirl For those who are not, the
rules are as the laws Of those much
quoted Medes and Persians. New York
Star,