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Probable Fad OF Justice Murray's Charge.

The County Committee OF the County Democ-
racy viii u ~ OF the Cooper Union next
Tuesday night The report OF tho Committee on ReSOu.
tons In relation TO the chsTgesOf Police Justice Murray
against Justice Power ami oIhsr members OF the organ
Eaiion will he submitted The report will contain
recommendations hut will be bare statement Of the
result OF the committees inquiry Ia view " the fact
that Justice Murray prAcIcSIy withdrew the more
serious Of his accusations And failed to IuDGlantAts
thOEe ls DID not withdraw no important action II likely
be tAken by the committee II probable that the
whole matter viii be permitted TO drop.
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beating their war drums, blowing their ivory
horns, or brandishing their weapons, and all
caught on the fly rs It we're. TO be seen just as
they are by white people far away. Some Of
these crowds had never seen white man be-
fore, and 1t is curious to observe the astonish-
mont depicted in evory face.
As q rule the African in his native wilds won't
be photographed II he can help 1t. but he has
no resource against the man who presses
button and catches his shadow without letting
him knoWit
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To EXPLORE the Mackenzie Basin.

OTTAWA, May T. Senator Girard, in NOV
ing in the Senate to-day that the time had
come to take steps to protect the, great Mac
bearing animals. ELECTED from Senator Abbott
the statement that tho GoytrnInent would
ascertain definitely what lad to be done.
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carried by msjorltlcs largo enough to win,
but not sufficient to withstand division. 1t
win boom the prospects Of the Prohibition
lists, and, above all and beyond ALL will ex-
tinRuish the Mugwumps.
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Tho willy Agent.

You didn't sell a copy OF How to Make
Home Attractive to that woman did your"
Yes. did. when she came into the pArlor rose
and said that had this book but saw that she
did not need anything tell her how 10 make homo
attractive and begged her pardon for coming and
started TO leave She bought two copies"
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Is Seeded the n ossE.

William Waldorf Astor has Just sold
q, 90 100 worth OF real estate
ne wanted to buy little ice IsuppoSs'
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Court Mar,,ar.o IL, Cant. King.

AlBANY. MAY 7--AdIL Don Porter has Sc
tailed tue foIu Vng TO hoid general court MARTA
ILs ira o. BEN amin kiuE VI Company Siut6 RG
lsat aud such othsrs may De brought before IDJ
authority Of general 1.uATtsTs 10 the hlntl pkl
meet AfmoTg, on Nay - aIbF y CApA Ishl =.
AAlinNAN Twelfth Regiment william bAjhyf,
TNsIJ second lIsuts fsi y GilD.tt Eighth carries
y 'ATseAisn ninth aud ,Fsisr 4 ossn, TSlu
Ma Henry hAyfs Van DIEsF VI tue Iifti br Ade 10
Judge Advocate VI the CONT
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he doesn't paint very we'll. but he Is welded
10 Art
men Ar should S'I divorce o. II. uOuhd Of u
sSRPIubnlu.'
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To Rep.a, tho Bennett. Law

From hr fhtcGDo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE May 2.-The unconditional re-
peal OF the Bennett law This in substance is the plat
form to be reported to state Convention of tho oppo
nents OF tho Bennett law, to DO held in Milwaukee
JunO
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Dolce Par NIsRts

Jtom me- Harrington iot
sing hey 20 be moth that is lssuTs aud say
lie eAtS ~ gouT clothes 10 = ffol syms Way,
YET aauisf II we're ils aiiar4b % endure
TAAu pat Up Wih Sue tllDgs tLat GesdIu " cure
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A state OF harmony which was put lately
reached by American athletes. after long,
troublesome. and disagreeable period OF con-
nict between two hostile factions. Is now
threatened with rupture and the majority OF
those concerned must seriously regret that
such can DO the case. The first serious out
break was made night before last by ono OF
the most prominent athletic clubs. the Pms
time. which adopted o resolution in direct hos
tiiity 10 the regulations of the great central
body. the A. A. u. There is no doubt that tho
spirit which would lead TO such conduct
on the part OF the PastimeS has been
strengthened by the suspension OF MALCOLM
w. FORD. In that case. whether the Board OF
Managers reasons for action were Just or I'M
Just. they certainly resorted to the forms OF in
Justice to carry out their decision. Men are
not usually condemned without hearing, and
In community like this O dozen adoptIons by
the A. A. U. OF any rule contrary to this prac-
tice would not save 1t from condemnation.
IL would be extremely unfortunate II the or
Ranlzatlon which now SO successfully In
cludes the entire amateur talent OF the coun-
try should be broken up from any reason
which Is avoidable. 1t would be much better
or the Pastime Club TO reconsider its defiance
OF the A. A. U. and to work for the change 1t de-
sires within the lines OF the present associa-
ton. The present Board OF Managers do not
appear to have either the wisdom or the dispo-
sition necessary to run such vast conglomer-
alton as the A. A. u: but for all that the A. A.
U. at present Offers an altogether admirable
basis for sustaining the interests OF the athletic
world. and II would be much better TO wait for
tho chance TO put tho management Of II into
other hands than to attempt to break It up.
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instantaneous photography Is doing good
service In catching the exact aspects OF savage
llis In little known couBulss The most In
terestinR feature Of tho remarkable exhibition
VI Congo photographs Just closed at Brussels
was said 10 DO the instantaneous pictures Of
crowds swGrming on the banks upon the ar
rival Of steamer Here 10 no grouping for
Ieture. but Congo life As IL really 10 at exciting
moments -SEyaEeS In every attitude dsnotinE
surprise. dismAI or welcome. women ana
children running up and down the shore. men
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Worn Out.

Before taking this place want TO ask
about IhS hsAIthfulHsE Of StbsrS much malaria
here"
we'll there has bssB good deal Of IL but | reckon
By this time me aud my wife must have used II All Up
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Wa1IsG aAd WAAISE

lis this the ChRnceIlor's seal Z"
yea"
Bismarck iS ne longer 90 the Val"
90 No on the WAhe"
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The interests Of society at Bona. the
capital OF the Congo State have at length re-
puired that u prison DO added to the public
buildings. An edi1ce, largely OF galvanized
iron. has Just been built for this purpose in
Belgium. and II will probably be the first
prison ever shipped 20 the Dark Continent.
The structure will doubtless be- quite deserted
In the daytime. for the Congo state believes in
making lswbreakers pay their own way, and
so trains them 10 WELD a hoe on the plsnta-
lions make roads, or load steamboats,. all OF
which tends 10 make imprisonment very UNI
popular among indoIent natives.
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OsR. EisEIss sHbs~Tibrs $3.50 for Oh Arch.
Gen: Daniel T. Riekles has Eubsenod $3.50
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A cheap east side restaurant boldlyAlS itself "ThS
PhnRnthropiut" because Its prices AZ 10 low Mean
while true philan opst in tho tpper part of the
city seems TO have discontinued bvhesA for the sign
front OF saloon In Eighth ayent proclAiminR that
any really hungry person, unprided with money,
could obtain food FREQ In tho bArm. has disappeared.
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Parlor car travel between New York and otter otSS
Is constantly the increase, and ne tradtioeA eXao
tons Of the porter seem thing of the psf When
the pRror luxury Of tbs rich, Doubtless the
porter expected his share OF whG was goit but now
that all sorts OF people go by pA:or car tys have de-
creased in they have Increased In ntnber Some
lines pRrlor make special provisn for ladies
travelling alone. Their seats securd, their bag
gage is ooked after and cab ID sent convey thom
TO the station all with nothing further pm tho ladies
the msolves than tho initial order that tho mRchin
ery in motion
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Tho peWH lAt Sembrich IL coming back hero next
year ia OF kereSt TO the music loving public II true
| However mo. sembriChs tour in this country has
| been sem ncially announced so may times without
any shoyF fu!hment that the public Is growing some
what slbrca. Since she made her appearance here
under I ALbey's management in his FIRST grand
ItaIiankera company SINGER except Patti has been
80 why discussed SonibTich has the same curious
oualijOf personal magnetism which Mime. Patti pos
tess, such an extreme dgrae besides good share
OF " looks and voice OF great richness and power
II " SAID that the Gar u Russia had made up his
mia last year to keep Nine sembTich In 81 Peters
bG forever and It looks rs though he may have his
Wy for the dira Is eIHaVAgAuhy fond OF the RuSSGnG
crave trouble has arisen wilhths eopyists employed
~ the hoard ~ Aldermen whObo AFFAIRS recently
uysuguted Dy tie senate Com riILse Oh Ciusa Under
the ordinance adopted by tue Board each Of these
clrEs uhe salary some - 40 AMI OF others SOB
ear osed each legal day to copy eight ledger
pRes Tho Wufk however. WAI care, essiy and indf
fGSnty done until attention = called " tic matter
nd then a." slcHceTl4Es % NE Board desiring 70
DrOvs their .tNlty u mind ara frame, STARTED IN
vii race aga rs! time, COTsrl1g even more pages OF
rsooF Is tgEu no ORD uants pfH dsd for Their land
Stifrg uEqrr tls pro- pbTV aud great mental
clriDruL not W 10 the ..iAfi and the more tie
bO,Is we're amue4tns lss- isy could be Understood
The we're, ItIs rue eDItfsd anu ISIDE required
fOr Tue purpose gone fens we're scattered 10
sYsry direction aud sue wr1rAs or PsEh0dsrs we're 70
10 seen every hand. No DE hO~sVsr could dsephd
shat ihs UuSy psuWsD 4sl eudsaVOTsi 70 uAhIeubs
Of tue page Of thor sOTk resemble Cd the bate
bed ~ C.onErf where BTsH boru from Baly mAesbShs
psrsnsd ~ defeating ~ Danes A. % good puTP0ss
lssmrd hEsly Co. be- acsng stsd ~ ibs pfniueuSI Of
.iNsr mars chur's ~aVfno4rts. AMI sinluEs = TsSS
gupn was pa,rsd ~ ~ BpaTd Ir-Essy TsIuGinS
NE Lunbsf Of page yshs COPIED from s,ghl ala Wb
ne expectation tAs EOss pages eAD 10 TSAd utlS
DaI Tue Ed VI = ksE
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wATKR FRONT.

log horn operated b. s>esm ara compresned
~, sseablished b. ths soveSnment Of Canada II
me Light station q 80 bisd point, which b the
eastern sxtssntty Of Discovery Island. in the
etfAtt Of Haf0. southeast OF vencouysr fslsnd
~ ~ g Hus 70 opesation on the lat ofsJuly next
- norm VIII sound blasts Of eight seconds'
oufnuous Win Intervals OF one minute between
- olesla Ine foE alarm building 10 situated
soout - feet enthusiastically from the light
eouse' ana = Of wood painted white. with .
80 ~. ~. rooL the hoen y elevated about fofty-
-. =. 49, aDoss aign wassf mara
The seeamahip Hayttsn Republic arrived from
~ s-as 1919 me .veniy-sx sessfsss passenxsfs
49, ssxs - ~'acusssine ner cefEo last evening
..s.-~ -. - 49, -, sxo wnlcn psace ene VIII
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hAS FRANCISCO MARKETS..

0otex xrcxnrs AND QUOTATIONS..
ysAscssco juno ss--pras.cs ,s.,s.s,,.-
~. 500 quarter sacks: wheat ~ c,ss nsns.l..
- 80 ss~e eenials. oats. aoco eenssls. posa,
sssas. s.coo sacks
Moderate movrmen,
rs,s.. daii, outlook not promising for
- = cnaage for couple OF weeks
~ s, NO change in the situation.
-. Prices well saslalnsa
SssnaprlIes keep ample.
- saisss undissashed. tnaaa
~ Movement s.e.sy
- from sieass IS viii include al the
joaquin and Southern. year vssp.e.
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vAsnoS. King Co. Wash. Nay q. 1880.
DR.: ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-Your letter and medicine re-
ceived to-day. and am glad to let you
know that the nix bottles Of medicine which
! rot fron you some time ago have cured
me Of that awful disease. asthma, and I am
clad 70 state that have no use for the
three bottles Of medicine just sent me, and
am very thankful for your kindness In
sending me medicine by mail when need
IL ! have been troubled with asthma tor
90 long and had given up al hopes OF ever
being cured Of IL until heard Of your Won
derfuf medicines. and, - yOu know, I
wrote yOu for some Of them. Hoping that
others may hear Of these medicines. / boz
to remain, respectfully.
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CUMHR1 TINE CARD FO1 ~ con
~ nencing March IL
DAcIFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Ate p. N. passengers received on
hoard At 5 p. MI june 2. 7, u, II, p. "a and
every 1--WE days thereafter
For Alsska. June !, 7. IL and -
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports; Ate q m June 4. Q, II. IL. "a n
and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the once OF the
company at oc an Dock. seattle.
GOoDALI- PERKINS & Co. san Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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WEST sEArrLk PERRY
CTEAM1R NoUNTAINKER

CTEAMHR NOUNTAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington = Smiths wharf, foot Of Waahtng-
ton street, 4 m daily, and returning.
except Sundays. for
DRICKYARD5, MITCHELL's POINT. SIDNEY
and head Of FORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE. s.soP. n.
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s. ensS&@o LIVE STOCK
nss-s June sA-Caitle- Receipts, Il. 500.
~. saa higher: eeeves. s2esgg~s: steers,
-. Meekers and feeders. sssoaS %.
- ssesrs t2aseSsA
nlxss J. sssn - sosos: slow and i0c lower:
Oeh As''s' sAesssAeo' nshs N-e"
= \ Receipts. aece: steady. native. a "a
Westerns. Hslsaasa: Texsns "a -ssss 81
- . -ssTs ye.raai London eahlegSam re-
- ,s weaker, good 10 choice American
assiisxc per ID. estimates! dead weight
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EAsr TINE
g. a STEAMER xaBrL

wlli seavr Yesler's dock ct q m every Mon.
tEv, Wednesday aud Friday FOR Tweive.m Il
fnln., Btraanfs. Nacksltso. Var sri'le, Lowell
ard 6aoaonlsn, rctaraEEg following davs =. 3
= ~ GEO. H. FosTkk. Agent
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CrEAxKR ". =. xuSRoK
sxAGfT RIVER ROUTE

Leaves Yes,srs wharf Monday. We1uonday
and Frdsv. carrying Taisef States ssais, ior
Taiaitp, n sussn. rrsaady, seanvood Yir.
ekAg1i City. NJ vernon aud way ssorss
l. VI. SMITH. Masssa
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STEAaER ANGELES

VIII ieave HA,eeac 4 colman wharf for Por.
Townsend secnsn. nuDEsu.~s. Fe-s Angeles
aSd cxsceni Hay. fuesdsy sad Friday. II N.
returning leave Porn Angles Monday And
Thursday. = m. arriving ~ seattle sAf1e eve
einS. Carrying freight and psssenrerk
y. n WHITE, xAxsef
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THE BEST OF MODERN PRACTICE
IN SPECIAL SURGERY.

IN SfENtAL ct horshf.
new and invaluable method OF curing
Piles or Hemorrncids. Fissurs. Itching.
Fis,u,a. Insiam NATION. liberation. Con-
situation and other diseases Of the recfum
and genera! system.
II does away with the use OF the knife.
liSature. clamps. causery. dangerous oans-
tics. chlorefcrm and other tortaring relics
~ harbsrssm that have been 50 long in
usr ia treating these maiadies.
4, never fails 10 cure Piles or Hcmor-
rba,as no matter how had or of how iong
s,.ns,nx. Patents are usually rot de-
ss,rea from their ordinary business, and
snfYsr little or no pain while undergoing
trsaiment
nr Brinkerhoff has invented special
,,xtru,nenss and Preparations which he
has nrot~csed hy patents.
The treatment can cniy be obtained
from those Who practice under these pat
emf r,xhss. For full information address
DIR. D. R SINCLAIR,
or six,h street. between University and
ss.rs~a streets. Seattle.
Hears. Q 20 L and - =
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DIR. H AYES X co
EIeftrO. | heraneHtir Institute

mineral drugs We corr bine'a forms OF treat
ment, Electricity. Electric Belts and april.
ances, Electric Baths. Massage etc You CAN
electricity properly applied. Permanently 10
Gated southwest corner Main and Commercial
strcets Seattle, Wash. Terms reasonable. Con-
sulsation free.
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Or. JoRDlN's OFFICE
RISIDEI0 r M.nlYoR YEyIER.
ThsRp AND JAaass.
y At TIE

consultasisn and psssesiptioas absoautsly
vu1I
esnd ios ire book sxplaiains the Hisogsuseic
System.
CAUTI0N-Ths Histogsnstic nsdicinss ars
sold IN but ono agency In each town. The label
around the bottle bsars The following inr-rip-
tion; 'Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Hissogenetic
Medicine" Every other device 10 . fraud
Sole depot for mediciaes. J. A. Armstrong;.
0arield, Wsah.
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ERoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II tho line to take to ell points Eagt ana
South II IL the DINING cAR ROUTE It
Iuns through vesttbuied Trains every
Gay In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change OF cara
Composed Of Dining Cam unsurpassed. Pull
man Drawing Room 6lecpen ot
latest equipment
-T0URIsT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can BE- constructed ana in which
Recommendations e3e both yREE and furnished
xLEGASf DAT coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with an lines
o0ordtng direct end uninterrupted sefvfce
Pullman Sleeper reservations can b secured
IN advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH NCKKu
10 and nom al points in America. England
and Europe can b purchased At any ticket
once OF this company.
Leave seattle q sos = n. daily: arrive Il
Minneapolis OF 81 Paus 1t $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DIvIsfoH.-Arrive at Seattle o. 3 Z M,
through train from East and South: Hiss q m.
Olympia and Chehalis express; AIS n M, IT,
coma express; ss5S p. m. Portland and SOUTH
East ana South: IosO 1. m. Tao ma express ~
2.l5 p. m, Olympia and Chehalis express: Up
m. Portland and south.
CANT day coaches finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fun information concerning rates, time OF
trains. routes and other details surnishsd on
application TO
a b. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT,
IN First st. Cor. Warrington. Portland, Or.
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent. scsttEA
A. CHILRRRG, City Ticket Agent, 7l6 Second
street. Boston block. Seattle. Wash.
T. TONKTN Ticket Agent.
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nv Hoek eIocx xxcHAN0k
u yeoG. yune n. -etocks today wsre quist,
- ~ unin etsons. with slow and saeady
1otien. 1he altitude 81 operation = still
M1no4 81 = modefaee demand from the
~ limited quantity Of home buying,
m0etont IN The ahsencs Of any marked
(nee b ths beam, - mark fractionally
~ egnFes Tor most Of The list
ososnusnts dali end neglected.
MONEY AND ExCuAN0g.
Neoey on call. easx -, prime mercantile
Dek a07: Startling exchange. quiet: sixty-
~ hlls. tAb; denand. ~; bar silver. el0l
honda
80 = lrsgiseese0. lA7GLLa S}fs tcoupontAl0
IS = tc0uponsI. ~ 3IencfAc Cd .........lls
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HOTEL a ARRIVALS.
ten TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

By taking the Northern Paciic vessibaled train:
leaves keastle 6.0b q m daily No change Of
cara and al miles the shorsest route 10 Chicago.
Tourist sleeping cars through. placing passen-
ecrs In Union depot ten 10 city hours ahead Of
other iineA. 4. Chilberg. city ticket agent. sis
second ssrcot, Boston block. = Toukin. depot
ticket aren't seattle
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Reservations on any steamship lire In the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and kuglapd can be
eecured q Northern Pacific once A. Chilberg.
civ ticket aren't 7tS second street. Buston
block. n Tonkin. depot ticket agent seattle
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STEAMER DELTA
VIII run IA rnaEset % With iha steamer Jose
phine from Hatfield .ColnAn dock. leaving Sc
ssfle an Tuessfsy. Thursday and saturday .; s
. n. Tor Union CITY aud al way points On
Hocf's cxnaL Returning Ao1day, Wednesday
aud Friday Fer freighs or Passage apply as
Haxaeld-Cosmxn deck, ef sosrt
D. TRQTTNAy Master
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CEATTIE. KIRKLAND. HoUoHToN AND
~ YArRnW FERRY

~ 1AEBUW fEkKf.
On aud after April !, 100, steamer HDlTH Z
vii leave her dock aorsk OF Jackson strose
cable power hose. Lake Washington for Hifk.
liant Hong tor and Yasrow daily
Leave cable house Leave Kirkland
Al 6:ss Q N. - 80 q m
At Sc 3. r. A. 9ssS q m
At l7iS y m AZ l % n N
A. 80 u N At ssls D. M
Al ssso .. At Sis p m
Parties Intending 20 return ~ 6 O'Clock rem.
lne boat can sccars berth and meals by apply
Ing 10 the puFses 60 the stesnsr.
c. \. KRAFT Master
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NV fokk MERCHANDISE.
fesx. lane x--Hops--Firm ana
Options opened weak, Ma4o points
- = elostng steady. att25 points down; fair
selee 90 80 bags: June, tiT.2aDi7. 80:
eA0sie.so; August sis.s5tals.SS: Sep
~. ~ so8i6t0; October. sls 7otGlass: spot
~ .vef' iAir carEocs. a0c; No. fat bean. 1s,s
J. Raw, barely steady: refined, weak.
Steady; Lake. June. 1880.
= -sirm; domestic. sA52,s.
eaaier; straits. t2l<0
snm opened steady. but after the drst
sogtsd on and closed dnll.
CHICAGO BOARD on rRApx.
eAeo. june - Northumberland s.lassc
~s - July; advanced ssc, declined lc, rccov.
sone. and closing s.c lower than sasur-
b Inc deferred figures did NOT Decline quite
3eay, ruling i,saistc lower; recovered
ss... - closed Nc lower than Saturday. Re-
- us0o bushels: shipments, lss. 90 bush.
-firm: cash. ssssc. July, ss,.e.
-secady. cash. ss,Sc: July. sal.c
lesdys cash, as,sc: July, sac.
g-Nomi nal.
Shady; cash, sia: July. s,a "a
kany: cash, s.. ST.. July, GM
Quiet: Csc
1y--eLea
asss-saocsaio: short clear, ss.pesa 50;
dhs, xsaAoa
visiRLk spffLy OF aRAts.
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LAKE, MrNuRgA,

The mos delightful, lake in the Puget sound
country lies on the s..i- 8 a 3. H. X nine mile
north 81 sfiliaxuamtsh river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

No more quinsne. Moorcs Revealed Remedy
Ii taking the place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

pEExrra TIKI TABLE,
Socsp sogrE
IEAyE AREfvx.
vancosyeT. Monday and z1wnsend, Thursday
THURSDAY ? n a1d Monday IL 50 p N
Townsend Monday and Seattle, Friday and
Ihurscsy usiSs lghts Tuesday 3 m
seattle Tueeday and Farogaa Friday and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

ITO aAn y1AxclsCo
Ana An Poaxn =
CALIFORNIA
Via The NJ Shasta Rousaoe
SH1 soUTHxRN PACIFIC coRAHY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AND SOUTH
sxs SCENIC nours o. rHs sAclysp coAm
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEpERS
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEEPrNo CARS
Attached % express trssnA a6ordins supsriee
Recommendations Tor second-claa passenger
- Sates. tickets. sleepingcar reoervationa
ETC., call upon or address
44o1fAD 4. GRAHAM, pistriot PsoenRw
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1R. ROGERS. An't General 1foisht ara Pns-
sanger Agent Portland. o..