davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

neNI 6IKE stA Aos & Atfi Ns1.h sa
Il FeHfiet laie atota ass 81 tft 81. = ft tI
a.e t4a ~ "a at.a nli aitret Nft r-tf tt4
sas tas tse tees4i lssss - 3 - e-s. A. -
k,eR safE Nse ll .leaf b.,.isf 81 ferfsle-
as 60. Netn laeA terfi 4ile Ittt>,-ff..
t.rtts sal -lsls.t tcsl ttfa trti.t ~i ttt tt .ie
hsasi Sest4 e.fs valat. elsifIte s-a. ii.,i..'t
- ss- -Is4. i-s ~. ~.
aaarlst lsvatass ana bstt lat eitA fel asa
ceis salel. - aeksa efs4rA. ss.-4ts $50
49, eHe . s.s.s.. -
1nraa<t s,rles ssatt 81 50 zee alaAfh. Yea
eFeeN bsase 81 farts hksr sith ~ a. ''.ffA
meEts. aeAll lals ~ Paris. te'tsse ans 81
rast.ast ii sssa ss4 e. tite haf.fa 81.
lufis. laesafd feet feAfist sAtfAnt-
gfaR SAlF-sraem haass en Collres ave-.
near f.hfr ltne lQf r1a stlsr-A - .iisft
esss 81 Sea b seid elIAIa : eass-
'-s"s. is lesis s.. ~
I0E s4lE-Als ues isrzs house os 5errsee-
sfH- htAfIN csa|ticttti %aA Naftt te'
onef tel S.lr iof si.9i fai So pAfoI bali =.
tiiiE Feesn ainlh2. .ffs.ih Aft t-i, - frN
fesn's, nsth.foala, it'i aaa eosa nsttf a.as'tl =
ESQ Cows. zee aae taf 49, til. Assef go s't
b. tualcalca ieI ,-ot. ta iei ainHs ~ osat
lissat aa ihf rrasn tI fld trrrAer NIiL Ern
RltN 81 tae efs is vnrtt l9As- tleaat lt bH
lEaEsl. i.eaxAro pI.stks tefurr ~ ttif $50
iHianasla
NEW HOUSES RHApFI FoR aol ga oar
y ttoTx 81 bItisIon ~ ef iirllh Fara
piHt sf prices ilsi NI.l eIIf spaf pNIaas Lals
oa ali ouf ni4fs ief sale alsa. fltgos ens 81 ass
na - SIS ta ncs ls fsttefN Sewing aH.
ttI tsaffniI. ArN uuusela4a lalatll teo.
,. Asfl> esaal -
Eoh ssfE Nf houss hascss, ,..e 81 ss.a
ae.afs -..ie t.a. Z e. perit-. af-ai 81
Rave h.HsNf aHe Gi suaTs fs aaat alls bears
fftF fen daSs eef fis - .t slahc Asas. E.
taf iHMh io.,sa A4a triraac
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF ourmill. None genuine
without u.
VALLEY CIrY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

THE most promising hope the Demo
crscy has. Of gaining power m the
Northern States. is the hope that Che
Prohbtionisis vii defeat Republican
candidates for Congress IN close Dis
triciss and thus play into their hands.
And tho Proh bInonists wil not fail b
Go it, If possible. Everyone who is not
for the Republican party sagainst lt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

FRAyR 4. DEAN, with all the ardor
Of youthful ignorance, declared protec-
tive laws unconstitutional. Daniel
Webster, in the. .fuilness of year "a "a
political wisdom, SAID. "The protecuon
Of American labor against the injurious
competition OF foreign labor. go far, At
least, "a respects general hsndicraft
production, is known historically to
have been one end designed 70 be ob.
tanned by establishing the Constitution,
and tins object and the constitutional
power to accomplish It ought never in
any degree to be surrendered or com
promised"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

For Represenrarivc ia Congress. FIFTH District
CHARLES b.. ATKINS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
J. Il. BROOKS.

Room 4 s. Nonroo-Fi.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

hItCELIAh EcGS
kNANTED-A eeeana- "a sd selflakirr efcr
" printing "a tst. sl1e eAs faside Di CHASE.
Address A. b., toA IS care 3eiea raai ltrfa q
E
fEANTF D--afefy nevrle far either lucF or
~ geufltuHHs aaI haaunes. ir Eaac Ilf-.
ilQuirr 81. =. HaIrau, iosfi1 National "a. p
WANTED ~. ald asnrh black asa
" lumber. address Il. 81. 3 .ft. Alaska O.
ir.feratsr Co.. Michigan CTS. Jas.
NfRS. MINNIE b. DRAM teachcr - pslnfias
VI aud music pupils solicited. = Aaafn.
81. - aoor
Aims Dr Dattoa hospital may bsfouaa,
\ luiaHts far adaptra. Afe. iT- Da.t. %
q Norib Lane aYe. West SIDE ~
sI00 Nodia Pa NlAmsy Academy. BOSS.
t'1VV Brooke hAli EIfla Circulars itt
ac 4
.E.@ESyye = large farn devoted 10 boarding
f.s5ak s,shorsfS 80 Hcres oi good pasfsre.
Ht. kypleniy ui shade aus Gopo water te
Hffrerr harhfd wire fence nu TIE iafIH.
A1t-tx ~ Horses taken a. aud ffom ifae.
Prices iess dian for pasilrina nearer lnc rff-
Telephone ny arfcr af residence 80. ..i nf
No. asa. fhf Anll-A alsomIue Company q e..Hr.
q North DiYlsion-sf-. 81. b. CngICa. -1f
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

fttk SalF-6raam ha4ss en NolIrse ave.
nftf f.shtf lfnF l0f r1a eaatrli - .iIN'ft
sass 81 sea 81 seid slIhIa : eass
r-aNf, is i.olis 81. "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

neNsI 6IkE sta Aas & AttiNs Is sH
- EetiEfSt laf< 3 lstta Ns 81 ttt ttal It D y
s.a - au 80 aaa slli eftrf' Nta 81 a.f "a
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XoDm1c. Cal, May - ia
y. = E4Dupe Jef1an. SooffIo. WssnL
DNf Nt-I hopo ron ufH net eonakaa
- eedtoes III : Iitx3e expsrienont
pucb - moy - hnve Co., undur gour
~coeervnttonL Abeuf ffsson years 80 !
oxaens ~ epos. about ~ siss q : ~.
se@e e. - rtte u - end q ~ nope.
= ~ : so1Frs & Ereat snnoyance - NJ
ereae enxiety 70 my fr5end4 VIC
seesed ~ spos mikhs ~ . caneer. Il
sesMsd stsnnss such = thing uould come
on ny facs. for my bsaafh has aluays besn
sod never hsd - much - : ptmpse
"a ny hin. did . know what 70 As
sor the trouble Thsss vas . throbhine
pesn al ~ whfla. and last fan When fhe
cosd weather 81 IN the spot bscame FAM
ing rcd and hard. md retnained %. ls ~
came vUry oufo 70 the touch and hot III
pam w. . thsobhine. severs pain Then
truly oaarmed, for k1s thing was
becoming WORM. and some time in Fohru-
~ ! reme0hered that y0u recommended
= water for The syes when fhsy vsrs In
named. - ! applied shis 10 my nose ous
evening q wns sure that With th;e On.
a~Pptscatton the fnfammation vas lessoned.
keps up the treatment . week and my
nose seemed vel. continued taking the
medicine Tor six weeks, and 1t The end q
that tins b purple spot Vas sntirsly
gone and there 6 no trace of the thing left
Ihe edness has als0 entirely disappeared.
could not b thankful enough that I he'd
beard o. your medicines and knew what
= use. Respectfully.
ms. J. PuKvIA
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vAsHos. King Co.. Wash. Nay q. 1850.
Dr.. J. Engens Jordan. Seattle. wash.:
Dear Sir-Your letter and medicine r.
csived today. snd am glad 70 let you
know that the az bczsses Of medicine
which ! rot from you some time 40 have
cured ne Of thst awful disease, asthma,
and ! am glad 10 state that hare no uss
for the three bottles Of medicine Just sens
me and Nm very thankful for your kind
ness in sending me medicine by mail when
need It, | have hsen troubled with
asthma for 20 long. and had given up Ill
hopes Of ever being cured Of IL until I
heard Ut your wonderful medicines. and,
- you know. / wrote you for some Of
them. Hoping that others may hear 1t
these medicines, / b<g TO rem sin. respect
fully, JOHN BOERSTLER
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Esox TERMINAL on INTERIOR FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
y The lire - take to I'll points Esse end
South. Iii the DINING ca noUrk
suns through vesubuled 1rains svssy
6ay In the rear %
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
DO chanRs Of rsrb
Composed q Din'nv Cars s~nsurpassed. fun-
nan Drawing Room sleepers Al
latest equipment
-TOuRISr SLEEPING CARS
Den Thai can BE- ~ons1ucse and 10 which
eccomnodations are both FnEE and furnisoed
toT holders Of nrst of sscond-cIass uckss. and
ELEGANT pAy coAcHEA
continuous line connecting with al lines
s9osdinx direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can b secured
In advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH T1cKETD
70 end rom all points q America. Knglaud
and Europe can b purchased It any ticket
leave seattie Il Sos : N. daily; arrive q
Minneapolis or q Past - s:1o .. M
PAcgyic DIvIslox.-Arrfve q seattle ssS = n.
Olympia ana Chehalls exprvsss AIS 4 M, n
cons sxpssss; saS E N. Pcr,,snd ana SOUTH
s:l5 >. m. Olympia INC chsiaas sxpsess: -
m, Portland and south,
Through Pullman Palace slecpins cAr ~
rant day coaches nntst paiace dining ~ -
tween seattle. Tacoma aid Portland direct
Daily service.
Trains routes and other detatis furnished on
spf b cnaR e Asst, Gen. ras.. An.
III F1nt ~, Col, Washington, Portland, O.
a. NAUEAu. General Agent. seattle.
ssrsss. Bosscs SiccH. sssssls. WASH
1UHAaH ssssaiIs 49, s>oe a rn,rd 49,
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pcx- LVnIow, yuHe M-Arrtved-Georse G
sax Francisco, June -sscsraer
casnopa.is, psrartsre bay; Il amer CoinrasiA.
rs,,tlaaa. via Astoria: hSrk Oakland. Port Mad
ian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fsrallens. ySesiEa
h.v. steamer Oregon. Astoria. sseAmss Hayden
Rsnuh,ic. ruft fuuDsend
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vxsrtrulIEp TRAIN SERVICE

a-vr ,ne Northern Pacific ratlfcAds dining earn
ard sleer,ax car ever dAy II the year. seattle
- f.~srsxo al msfeo TIE ssSrteet teate eccond-
$40 rsssrnrxrA too. are afforded sxcsllsat 40
eemmcssueuA
rassrr-rnars MOCHA ASp ssEsrs-ssx MINUTES
SAVED IN reaching Cnisaxu via ths .tac. A.
ssAssfsrx ests uckes sgVrl 1s sccend street,
nresos Ssork: T. goukin. depot ticket Agent
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Hoop,s CANAL ROUTE
Ill The 80 and e0rar1ottous
rTHAuxg DELTA

VIII run ia connect Oh ~isa he ssesmsr lose
% ne .fum Has1eId Eosraa defx- lsasing ~
Co. a. Inestsv. Tausslsy aud saturday ~ 8
= IA. lr Tnson City a8d all usy points en-
Ho<sds <anai. Restraining Ac1dsys Wednesday,
AID Frsdky Fof fsetgAt CT passzxs aTsif ~
Hxsaesd-Ca.EnAa dock. 81 IN kssrt
D. TE0rTaAS. Master
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crxAxEk AxoKLE-

ull s<avs HasaeId & Coszsa wharf fR Port
fowusend- .equtu. pufoxokss. faft Asxe1es
and Creooent Hes. Juesd1y snd FRIDAY. - -:
rtxarzinx. seave foH Auxe5e% Aesday $50
nfnr- cnxyysre f1eznHf eRa peeoepgerh
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crArrIs. KIagIAyD. HoUoHros AND


win leave Yesier's deck st ~ m. every Non.
fa~. Wednesday aud Friday for Twelve-ua 10
Poiu'. Esmnuds. Nstkiitses Anr wi e. IL
and saohomisa, retaining follow ng days q :
m GEO Il F0sTEz. Axenx
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Leave< Testers wharf Monday, Wednesday
and fY d.y. earring Uni:e1 ssases mai. for
fala,tu. n eassn. tsaaaty Ee4s N.
kksKgt ctr. NJ vernon ard way norss
T. W. SMITH. AasseG
GRO. u. rosrzg. Arrest
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sEArrIE FERRY

CTHANxR NouNTAINEgA
LEAVES
Harringtou . Smiths wharf. foot Of waning.
Tn street, . q N daily, and returning.
except sundays. for
DRICKYAnDS MIICHELL,S POINT. SIDNEY
and head Of TORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT skATTLE. $40 r. n.
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rORkIGN
,,yssrocl asAls sArxrr.

LfvKRPooL akAfN NAkAkt.
lsvrRroai. June y. -whsat--fn fair demands
No ! ~iussr. q lid steady. No , spring.
corn-cood demand for spcs and fair for
suturss: spos and June. =. steady; yuiy, n ed.
s,snav. August. a. I'D
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Four DOES Of Ncsrs'. Ksvssisa kxmeiy vi.
make ycu feel t<fttS ~ "~A ssA - -
as "a aay drnExsst
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CulnU u1R CARD ron N CoaE
~ nonctne March III


Dsspsfch steamers from seattle - follows.
For Eau Frapcssco. 80 Port Townsend ana
Victoria AIS =. n. passengers recriysd on
board q 5 p. m-} June 2. ,. II. IL =, q aud
every Ave days thereafter.
For Alaskn: June !, 7. Il and a.
From San Fsacciseo, for Victoria and Puget
ports. Al o IN. June T. Q. IL. 10. -. -.
and every I'VE days therealicf.
Tickets mAy b. ohfsined .. the once Of the
com ramp at Oc N Do !. seattle.
G0ODAII. PERKINS Il CO. san rraneisco.
II McLELLAS. superintendent. seattle.
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~,n .xcn h. plscea on the marhes BY chss.
~I Garansr. 5 aud . Lsevellya Dodge
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0&30@
~ 00aa
49, AAvanoene-0sUun
--A.l
osxs5xx. June n, ~
Alooefls e1oar1nghoG6o 1o1nv
~ 1ninnon weso eMy0.
~ shlpmeueD fsom ooac1o
1oJkcufne: ose ese1eaa -
T;Sssson 1nnssss, onoeIu1ena
16pnse. - eerioed q 1umberso
80 8 naIIard, ons earloa1 8
49, earloads o. nils - nlnGk-
SS5viIy - ben sppassns II u
= oo6ttie during ~ esven
~ chanoes u esy ~ hnyD
- eo8tFary. otoa11nsm and
UuvufIo4. Dreighn - oettvo
u6fepal ase heexy. ~ bemoU
r,-1ss,es - ss.--
o63oW.
r1u1nA
49, grown mose plenfafui during
1eioes are oomevhex ioueF. 1hs
- Weu stecksd and heavier soocks
chc6eo 1oD JOB g eLzS pr - -
~ and buex ysluep - -
80 Qulee 3 rush q sfEuWbe1sias -
oooeke have boen Gcod stDod-
soaoon b dnwing - elcoo cd
11Jooked for iron nov I. 1he
~ besn light Choiee - now
opMA HIGHER ps1oee ase iooked
oyun ~ oue po0f supply ouo coo-
= tapeeay 800 81 ~
- 3 1
- - 80 ~ @st -
eNSEs sess. ny on
Us 49, sn'cs - nsss
- - nfe61w 1anena eSnev aaA
2k-Ss- s~-s.s- "-~.s~
~ 49, ~ 3.
: .r.~sr.s sr~
ssssrs - ~ 49,
st
zs1.--uu - 80.
NEH1. 80 ~. 1870 49,.
e-lsss 80. ~-SS
cIiy 81 fuebaa, % asrive oofing
- ,u
49,. s.pvu "u1
u. g.
9 e11n soo1 ~
~ e 49, on,o.s ~ gssnsIni
a p 49, c.ans yoD ~ oeu1
1si1e beans - y y Per - 0reen
e1.Ss - sn y ne ss 10y
- w ~. 0ucun-
1ee4e eox. e rseulss seeady &C.
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San YRAxcIsco Markets.


PRODUCE RsCKfFfD AND oCO1ATycrs.
eAN FnAHcfsco. Juue H.-Proiuce recsipts-
Flour. l0.0oo quaFtsr sacks; wheat. ts.oo0 censAls:
oatu. 10.ooo centals: potafoes. 500 aacks; bran.
ao0o aAcns: WOOL. ls0oe bales.
WheAt-No shippins demanl and the market
ts~necemasily QuieA
DaRIey-TAe markst h not chaSactegised b.
any liberal movement
Com-O0erinas quiet and libsrsi: yellow.
u EONL5ilss. for large. u AZ for smal white.
q. oHDL01<
Mtddlinrs-Goed demand.
Hcpe-Sfoeks srs too small to admit Of whole
sale trade: il0lec PER pound.
POtafOcs-Tne safes reported today are ata
range Of t1.6oalt5 In sacks; with choice peer
less touching = per Genital: prices Of boxes from
81. zSG1 10 pr GENITAL
Onious-The current quotation h Sl-A
Wo0,-No large transactions have occurred IL
any kind OF wool. San Joaquin and Southern,
ysar staple. per pound. l21l5c. ditto. seven
months. ia4t6c: choice foothiii, 1915; north
orr choice. lo822r; Nevada, 1a4lsc: Humboldt
and Msudocino. Isd8cac; Eastern Oregon and
washington. l21tSc-
oFrfoHA-
Gail board saies. wheat. buyer. 1854, 9l.8
0sl.sss<k closlnE. us; buyer. season, N.t4kr
Daslsy-Buyer. 1894. u.osss. huyes. season.
lila
D~rans-Siehs. lgkc. telesrAphic. issSc: sies-
atng bfl:s-bank. s&s7is; commercial. A$; ni-
ver bars, Sl.0Haf or; Mexican doliarr. sAsssss e.
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-
nsw Yesx. Juns u.--Hops--Qu5es and
coAss-Op4ioss opened rarely asaAy. 50
- pe1ntt down; cIoetd unbalanced, 10Q25 down;
e-lea. t075o hags: June. s17.30@E.E: Jaly. 81
0lz1o: AUGUST rs %; ssptemhes. SIAbe0
is.7o: 0csobef. &lGi15Is -. Spot Rio. No = nAs
bps1. fs1<c.
eussr-haw: stesdy; ssles. 7,ooo bar. esutn.
fneA1e. - teal, SIZE: ztOo hhds and s,ooo baxs,
Muscovado. ~ test. 81; 500 tons ditto q the
nfeakwaeer wese the beet on g teo4, &c: r.
fined. firm, fntF demsn1.
Co~pper-efrona; Lake. june, sie.io.
Lad-otr0ne; d0mestic. 40.
TIN Ytrmer: sfsatts. t21.7s.
fetroisun-Opened weak; spoG ~: Juiy,
so5(s; blessing veal.
PniIADElrn1A. luna r~.-wool-Yisn; Man
Tara i7016c: ssSritorle'. ie022c.
CHICAGO poARp o. rRApeL
cnIcAeo. Juns n. -wheat-Clossd arm; eash,
-: July. o3zc.
Cosn-rirn: cssh. s<s<c: July. sx<e
oats-caah. nc; July. IN.
BAslsy-Qniel
Port-ss<sdy; cssh. slz7s: Jsiy. s,zA
Lud-Duii; cash. Ss.sasf0AsS: July. essszls9
Rye-steady; Sssc.
Whtesy-e10
ehauldsu-N00Aio: short clear, G.l00AG:
shcst rtba oAts06m.
CHICAGO LIvs STOCK
CmcAoo. Juns H-C~AGe-Rsceipss. s.ooo:
slow; closing lower; el7o6oS: steefz. o3l5oQ8tao:
ssocken - feedarss e1350s; COWS and bulls
mixed. llto0&s9: Texas oraspeSs, ezSny2i5;
Hoes-Heceipn. 1o.ooo: weak: sDloc lower:
nixed, Rsa0s1; heavy. saG0sso. Hight. Rn
shssp-Reeslp6. s.oco: steady 70 strong: na-
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MeMsrs.y. cAaAsu : c.rsaef. >. Is"s''ys-
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v,xx RoApsrER FoR sAlK

GA Tom.- hall ArosAss 10 BELL keao For
n.r,icaias - J. ,. MeSasgai room g. sossoa
hpfk.
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Ai-ki ana the ship Evanhoe are
say here 10 load cpal. The bark Aareo.a
~@eise Tor San Francisco at the Oregon I'm.
saentc cnpAuys bankers. and the eAfk
0eeeta ~ the smiths core eankera
FREIsar~
sslsata both hs rail and water are very
s- me Sound transportation companies
- eosng . splendid business while the
- OF the railroad companies censsrsng
49, aevef been heavier. On Monday i.s5s
les freight were received over the Northern
Ez.s naiwsy. This is the largest amount OF
S~sss ever received over the line in . day.
-. ~ usseht received sl7. po was COLLECTED
sotsoing business sis 90 was collected.
AND rxoprcs sxcxirrx
- mefchsndssc and produce receipts a. this
~ aefinE the last twenty-sour honrp we're
&esAaovs; Northern Pacific railroad, SIS tons:
-s.ua 4 PUGET Sound railroad, - TONS
80 iaks shere & Eassern railway. 6s& tons
sassf- Password. ? tons: city Of Quincy, :
Astxa Andersen, s soas: W. X. Meryin. 6
e1ete Ct Washington. IL tons, City Of
I1sysaon, s'oas: Maesa soma Total receipts.
sssins she last sseasy- sonr hann goods and
.ssSsndiee were shirFed from seattle 10 the
~ss.pehatng eonptry as fellows. xostAern Pa
- fssssoAas lsS touss Columbia & Puget Soaud
ssssese. = teas. Seattle. Lake shore 4 Esssern
SSs.ys - tons. By w~afes-Premser. 10 tone;
Isle. aso toas: state OF Wsshiuxtoa. g
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nwlN0 TO sTxAMxR PsxNrKR CONG
" % dry dock. he y Ii 10 No boas for
\ a1couvos fr dIy. juno 81 Shs Will resume
hsr ieass tuesday. .1fa sane - b rssotos
i 4. o'BRtkA, Aa1oof.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

TO MoS1EsAxo AND AL Pou7s On
oRAY.s HAxsoR
VA
lUaK1 SOUND = oRArs nARDoRRR
nSouyA Il o. day nom oeasslA
Trains eonuect daily at EamHchto =
Viii oeaUos hon seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

QUICKEST TINE 10 OLYMPIA
KA1rcHr1 AID GRAYss HAR1ol
rz8 PAssExGKn srrAMER xULrxoMAH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

We Aay. have experienced no change Of
49, during the week. Prices are ~ last
~ ne market II nrm yet easy ~ them.
Sse2 dofink the week have been somewhat
~ usual and stocks are large. Tho
.se e nsisk. No changes OF moment ars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

T ~ nA1c1oe
Al An ruonO0
CALIFORNIA
h0slI sAassa nouesa
~ ooUxHxRN PACIFIC coN1AMx
n emily Uao
xxnou0n CALIFORNIA
To al fotats
FAST AND SOUTH
~ sass1c socss % sxD sAcryB osAn
PULLMAN BuT1xr sl-xEpER2
PULLMAN TouRisr sLKEr1xa CAN
A1ench<G - express troina aaording suporsoP
aece0noda&ions for secoad-ciam pa1DsnseeA
- mouL ttekets. slesplne-car reoeFvaeioaa
-. ell upon q eddrsn
4uouAo 4 GRAHAM, pasex4e psusseu
Aren't no South Tenth sceeG Tacoma Wasa-
~. n0GER& AsDt 6<aefAl uroiehs oaa ~
onnGW Agent Portland u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

<tl.. AZ exactly - reported In the last
- market. not . change occurring
&z - reek The market 10 well supplied
Dse1en from San Francisco arrivs with
NeeesoHed regularity. The demand IL
1891 The general volume Of bauiness
- increase over past weeks.
~ UmAnd tor wheat for chicken led II
~ business In this line 10 light. We quote
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

s2stef week has been the most active for
@yss IN the coal market for months. The
xag OF TIE shipments were TO San fraa-
eeefe there IL = splendid demand fer Sc
0ol& Retail trade during he week has
~ in pricea-
1o9 the last seven days the following ves-
&21sned loading and departed for their des-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

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TxsosrAxr cHAsaz o. rszE-
ras sokrnRkx rAcrvsc I. =. COS
saAsss wa - An Asrsa
SUNDAY JuNE Is toa
LEAVE sxArlza ~ Fo1Inuss
orrr.aad tAreasA trains sna n aaa1N =
fostani aud sonxh. e@sG ~ - sad
D N
chxAalss end olyapa sxpse>s - n
Tssosna ard lee i. 81 alsas3 m.s : I
ana SIS y -
TRAINS VIII ANkavx yRou
Eaatern pnsasS 1fss5 - an3 uSsR1
Portland and sousa. Ss9 = IA. As scd sSS
p n
cseAaiis and olsmrts. llsn n.
Tacoma snt lorA% st0 end issS5a M .
SIS aad HISS > N
TSae sAorts1sd Is hocrs hessxn seattle anA
s. Paul
T~o massachusetts, trains daily
A h. HxR1fo<. n O. r. ~ Portland
a. cHltBEK6. t1sy Ticket Axent sI6 See
ond Strees Foss.n Sserk. seasfi<. Wash
/ A. NAnEAS, a n<z 4 Assnt. seatA
+ 1oSklS. pefos xieka Aysns. Third cad
weller sxfse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

Ee 9a9n0eos = he hay market he's nos
- nny during the week. and judging
yesoe1f Indications no change can b
- ior souns time yet The good demand
- the market IL 6rm q IL LAST
esveaA me market 10 veil stocked with
s1o!o PAY. which leads In saleS. Good
Nz.e y M class commands e2S Per ton.
ts!ee1os eradss range lower In proportion
x1sau. Good California hay IL plentiful.
.z eene sevefai large holdinss Of IL II com.
= eeod prices - the local. Receipts
se week may b said to have been fsoe
~ peAs Az IN soot order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
FRANKFORT

In natural facilities onsys the greatest induce
menu 10 ca pissl aud Tnsaufseforiss q ans
town OF y<Srt 81 the whole Paeshe Ssrfh-
west sres Isl Undue efnents cxteaaed TO
Iurc asers who bald and improve heir
property.
Ore nun6red thousand dollars - o eeias ex.
pc iced b. the eosnpany on docks and other
rffv ia rrpyerarnf<
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-21
LOCAL MELANGE.
An Explosion at the Cold
Storage Works.
TWO MEN SERIOUSLY HURT.
The Russell COurt-Martial in Pro-
gress-Chamber of Commerce.
Other Items.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
accident, which will in all probability
result fatally, occurred at the works oil
the Los Angeles Ice and Gold Storage
Company. on Mesquite street. Two car
penters, named FL. Richmond and p. F.
Ryan, were engaged in repairing some
framework on top OF one Of the generators,
in which the gas is made for the purpose
of manufacturing ice, when, without a
moments warning, the machine ex-
ploded, and the head of the generator
was blown into the air with terrific
report. Both men were hurled to dis
tance of some thirty feet or more from
the machine, and when picked up by the
Mortified employees, who rushed to the
spot on hearing the report, it was found
that they we're seriously injured. Drs.
K. D. Wise and P. T. Huckins were sum-
moned by telephone, and the men we're
conveyed to their homes where the med;.
cal men examined them and attended to
their injuries. Richmond, who resides
on the corner of Seventh and Matec
streets was found to have sustained dis
location of the right elpow, and in ad.
dition to a severe shock to the system,
was badly lacerated in various parts of
the body. Ryan was more seriously
hurt, and cannot possibly recover from
his injuries. His left thigh bone was
fractured, his pelvis was shattered, and
he received such internal injuries ae
would alone preclude all possibility OF
recovery. He was conveyed to his resi-
dence on Palm street, between Sixth
and Cincinnati, and at late hour last
night was sinking rapidly. The accident
was entirely unforeseen. The loudness
of the explosion may be gathered from
the fact that it was distinctly heard by
residents in the vicinity of Pearl and
Figueroa streets.