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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24

Few men sow their wild oats without get
ting more or less rye mixed in with them
-Atchison Globe
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
TIE NATIONS DEAD.

MS}TTNfS1W g ~ @9N
! !! 4 } = - 1
WNY MMI XXI of the city,
hNWVI ENMA III BY thousands we
ub0 iSAHi EIUy crowd and come
Nzl>ea--W wv IshT strange, mute city
Where all the jewellers are dumb,
Nor hear the sound Of the bugle-blast
Nor call Of the rolling drum.
So still they lie in their dreaming,
The hearts that were wont to beat, ~
Ready to rise and answer
To hurry on eager feet,
BY day or nighttime, in rain or sun,
Through valley, or field, or street;
Ready to meet the summons,
Ready to come or co.;
TO march in the scorching heat and dust,
Or halt in the binding snow:
To spring half awake, from dreams Of home,
To the sabre thrust Of the foe;
y
And the hands keen, willing art,
But all OF the sweet, full life God gave
! Not only 1.-THE or part,
But all to their duty
Asking body, and brain, and heart.
What memories throng as we pause and stand
Where flowers on these graves are thrown,
While all about us the sunlight streams
And the breath Of the May is blown
From warm, green valleys whose ripened grass
In drtfted swaths Is mown.
What dreams come to u.s. All ! far away
Is the martial clang and tread
Far far, is the sound of the clashing steel,
or the charge, in mad triumph led;
The pain, the passion, the tumult wild
For these are the peaceful dead.
Their flags are folded, or idly float
To the sweet caress Of the wind
The flags that pressed through the bullet
storm,
While million of souls behind
Followed steadfast and faltered not
Like the thought of one mighty mind.
What dreams comes to us. What heart
deep prayers;
Yet the tender tears we Sled
BY these grassy mounds, where the heroes sleep
With the blue sky overhead
Are SO bright with blessing. so touched with
light,
They might answer for smiles instead.
We dream Of the soldier brave But we
dream
OF the men, who were loved and dear;
OF the unkissed kisses, the VOWS unkept,
The passionate, homesick tear;
The human yearning, the whispered prayer
That no one but God could hear;
OF tired sleepers with boyish brows,
Dew-drenched in the starlit air;
OF blotted letters, and true-love rings,
And the pictures Of women fair
Hidden close in those Stalwart breasts
With lovers jealous care.
Our hearts beat fast with the beating drum,
Swell high with the music's strain,
For love- that is ever LIES theme of song,
The sweeter through loss and pain
For love- that lasts over strife and war,
While the years and the ages wane.
Bring f1owers-for the world is abloom,
Like garden grown anew;
There are willing hands at the tender toll
There are hearts long tried and true,
And flowers enough for the boys in gray
AS well as the boys in blue.
The task is ended-the twilight falls,
The sounds Of the day decrease;
Yet not with the silence Of shout and song
Can the palms of our glory cease;
We have Strewn the breasts Of our noble dead
With the blossoms of lasting peace.
Madeline S. Bridges, in Leslis'e illustrated
Weekly.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures aabitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. HEW york. N.Y..
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24

whenever you visit
the shops in town,
Looking for Braid
to bind your gown,
Secure the Clasp,
wherever found,
That holds the Roll
on which is wound
he Braid that is known
the world around.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-03
Some q the Truths People
Should Read.


J. kueens Jordan. N. D..
SEATTLE. Feb Is. 1891.
Doct0s. my little daughter years old
was taken With scaslek fever: vas sick tuo
days before ! went for doctor. He came
and told me she had scarlet asysr and was
very sick child. and seemed 70 fssl quite
concerned about her. got the mesiicins
ne prescribed and vent 10 Gosxing's and
got =. 90. 9. of your medicine and stared
by her night and day: gave it svery Is
nsInutes BY the war. told the doctor
not to come until sent for him. He asked
me Il knew what dangerous disease Il
Was ! told him could come for him II
needed. Ny mother has had considerable
experience with scarlet fever. and she vas
the most frightened woman you ever saw.
bat had confidence in your treatment
From the first hour she took IL she began
to get better; in twelve hours her water
commenced TO increase and from the 6rss
dose she began 10 recover and never
stopped
! had my little boy years old take .
little occasionally: in shout two weeks .
iitile Of The rash came out on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother ssys my little girls rapid recov-
cry Is the greatest cas-. she ever knew in
ADJ her experience.
gave her just Ss worth Of your treat
ment- A. H. PRATT.
Sacramento, Cal
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Fseights Uurfng May and Leading FroM
Fuget soenA Porss-
Pohr I0wxsxxp, June I.-During the
month of May Eve vessels left the Eound
t0f foreign ports laden With inmbcr and
one With Cascadia -four. The total tonnage
was 2, 10 tons. and the vniue 81 the car
goes Hs.S7z0. From Tacoma the b.
bark Earl Derby took 10, 755 barrels Of Cas-
cadia hour for Queenstown. yaiusd a.
$o,ed. From Tacoma also the Am sch.
Aama took xB so II rough lumber. value
1873: 55,t2f Il. d. r. 4 c., value sos 80
1000 f. rough redwood lumber. value
Will for Gaaymas. The Am. ship LEW
y. Burgess shipped from Tacoma for Mel
bourne with I,2Il so IT. rough lumber.
value $l2. ilf90: - $50 laths, value STA;
$3.50 pickets. value 1881 So
Port Biakeiey sent out The b. bark Dan
sscre for Valparaiso with 659.7.s Il. rough
lumber, value s. .579sss. 1T SD f.. T. 4 g.
lumber, value 81 ,9l27g.
From Gig Harbor. the Gillian bark
Hsvre shipped 70 Valparaiso g.. SO II.
rough lumber. value $3.2,2 %. soi73ft.
J. 4 G. lumber. value $f.s43.1l: g. s67 It.
rough lumber. vaiue $69.67.
The American bark James Cheston.
sailed from Port Ludlow Tor Honolulu with
$50, sO4 II. rough lumber, value S5,803 ~
f23,o33 It. dried lumber. value 81 .250.53
n0D picksts. value $1,000: 81. PSI pickets.
value 1892 81.
The following vessels are under engage
ment and charter 10 load in Puget sound
for foreign ports. all in lumber:
po1uxruss t.ss eur prs~o .txx
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamship City OF Psebla arrived from
San Francisco yesterday with freight and pas
sengsn for this city.
Tho steamship Signal arrived from Portland
Sunday with merchandise for Seattle.
The new tug Hornet has arrived In the harbor
and viii receive her boilers this week.
The Fanny Lake arrived from Hollis slough
yesterday with cargo Of hay.
The sssenus cutter waicott arrived In the
hssboe yesterday 10 load coal.
The I. J. Perry brought In . cargo Of oats
t1om oamish yesterday.
The steamer Signal leaves for Portland today
with 100 tons Of coal
The to Wasp IL due here fron Anacorses
With Sow Of brick.
The steamer Delta made her nrst trip to Union
City this morning.
The Lncy Lowe left for chuckanut this morn
Ing TO load stone.
The iuG Rainier IL still undergoing repai1
The steamer Premier 10 due here from VAN
couver TODAY.
Tue Point Arena hes gone to chuckanus for a
load OF stone.
The J. c. Britain has gone to Roche hasbor
for lime
The steamship Lakmc is due here from To-
coma.
The bark Detroit is siiii at the coal buukers.
The tug Biz II towing logs 70 utssiady.
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RznnAFx


Iron TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
IL the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the Tine 70 take 10 eli points East and
south. II Is the pIxrSs CAR ROUTE. IL
runs through Vestibulcd Trains every
day In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
90 chArs. CT rsrp
Composed OF Dining Cars nnsurpasei. Pul..
man Drawing Room s'espers Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ars both vKEE and furnished
Tor holders Of first or second-ciass tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service
IN advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America, England
aud Europe can Be purchased 1t any ticket
offce Of this company.
Leave seattle ct sos q m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis or Sc Parl At $40 p m.
PACIFIC DIvisioS.--Arrive ., seattle 2. IS q m.
tbroush train from East and South 1i:s5 a m
Olympic aud chshaiis exnr.ss: 4;i5 M. II
Leave Seattle SITS q m, through train for
Kast and south; 1910 q. m. Tao INA express;
s:i5 2 m. Olympia and chehaiis express: Up
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars eie
giant day coaches. finest palace dining cas- be-
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time OF
trains, routes and other details furnished on
applica ton 10
A. b. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. AIT,
l2i First 81, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
l.. A: NADkAU. General Agent. se.ttle.
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent 7l6 Second
street. Boston block. Seattle. Wash.
Z TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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Henderson, Gauen { Badon
succesos to Paul Henderson 4 Co.
11s Ssuth Second Street.
List for Current Week
CITY PROPERTY.

cas-. ooo-Improvcd property on Front street.
20 feet frontage.
ss.oeo-rwo large houses on Jackson. corner
ios, s0xls0
ss.sss-Tniec houses on yesler avenue. lot
64xi20.
%. ooO-Furniture and good win OF nrst-class
boarding house on Front street,
D, e0O-Nine- roomed house with bathroom,
electric bells etc. on corner lot. COZ 10, near
Lake Union motor lns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house. cedar built on
lot e0xl0u nesR Lake Union motor line.
81, house near Lake Union
motor line.
- 5oG--Seven-roomed house. cedar finish, lot
soSi-6, near Ycsier avenue cable
%. 0Oo-six -roomed house and lot, 5oxf~s near
Yssler cable.
81 500 ixroomed house and one-hait lot
near Yeslef cable.
e1.55O--S ,x roomed house and fractional lot
near Y.sier cable.
81 .0OO-Sevenroomtd house near Jackson.
81. 400 sIx-ro ,med house near Jackson.
oi.IOo-Two lots with small house overlook
ing Lake Washington
s3.6so-loxl3s feet close 10 Yesler avenue on
brow OF first hsil.
ssa5-one- lot. soxias in Yesler's hnt ad
dftion-
e.s0-Cieared lot in Kanfman's addition.
oag5--Corner lot in Yesiers second addition.
oA35--Iassde lot ia Yesisrs second addition
81 .OOo-Two lots in fssiers suppl mental
addition.
asso-iot In Madison street addition.
ss,0oo-rndivited fourth interest In - iote
MeGsivra's nrss aud second additions
%. eoO-An enurs addition wish house and
orchard near Madison street
81. eoo-flHe corner, iooxloo. cleared, in
Union addition.
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vssr,sr,IEp TRAM sgRyicE

ora, the Narthern Pacific railroad: dining cs>
ara ..eepinr cars sveys dag IN the yesx seattle
sr-srs~e ~ ealies the xhoftsss sostsl Secsaa-
sq.ss ~ ssengsss. too are afforded excellent &C
con- rnodatsenA
,a,srx.yHaxE Hoyss sSe rassTr-sfx siNcrss
sayra In rcsSasax csscaso VIA ,his iine. A.
.sa,.s~rx. CITY sseket aSenl ztS sece1d syrees.
k.xsnn ese<k, l. IouktE. eeros ticket ageal
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The winner Of the capital prize in TO-
asxss drawing Of the Louisiana state Lot
terry Company was-she Louisiana State
Lottery Company. III disposed 81 lea.tW
,,rk.,s n SO leach. amounting TO g. eo1t0l
and offered prizes amounting IN al to
a. asa 40. leaving in the hands of the COM
many The difference T.ts.sss which in our
,uarmeus il the capital prize.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-03

PoRr LUDLOW. June acknowledgements.
Ponr 1owNsESp. June 2-Aufyed-Southern
Chief
Posr Discovery. June 2-Arived-Point
Iona aud corona
sAx FRANCISCO. June Administrations
TruckcV Tiitarnook.
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L0SpoH. Jnne 1.-The nsyk Lnn< Expvexs ssys.
418i'en whe41- Dusl. dnsss whites qaoeeA -:
ordinary whites ~ ssd red -: foresru uhesss
jost 81. neSorls from Liverpool seaae sAst
American uhsaf declined IA per eensal
corn-Dropped ~
~ to1ey's markes 1ngiish md soreien Wheat
was lower HIOuF aesdy. osss down 81.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.

OPTIONS.
Call board sales heat--Buyer. 1890. u nj
OLl0lS: closing. e1.40,%.
harey buyer. lss0. SLoqs4Q9i1osk; closing,
tLloek
FINANCIAL
Following are the bank rates for bullion aud
exchange: Drasss-BiGht e0c: teleenphic. sc:
sterling bills, hank. Sass: commercial, -.
Ql!ver barr. tL055f@10A Mexican dollars,
&ls0a8lc
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sEArrIE, February IS, $50.

SEATTLE. February Is 1880.
Our little girl VAS sick with cerebro- spinal
meningitis and. believing in AIlopathy. We
sent for DIR. Smart who instantly said
there was no hope; however, be did his
bsst- Subsequently, We called DR.. E L.
smith in consultation and they both said
there never was . case ON record OF this
kind that ever recovered; that even il she
did she would die OF consumption in three
months. She Vas then sick about eigh.
weeks and was blind and paralyxed ard .
mere skeleton. and was expected by the
doctors 70 die any minute. When the last
vestigs Of hope had ied We sent for DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan. and under his ueatmen
she entirely recovered. The Allopath is
now 1t . discount in our family. The His
togenetic system of medicine, the only
rational system. has by practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO Il. CLANCY.
MRS. GEO. e. CLANCY.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
IL The go and mnodicus
STEAMER DELTA
viii run in connect On wish the steamer ycxn-
pn,ne iron Hat6eid-Co sis.ek kasing 50
tttle on Tuesday. Ihrr,ssy aud saturday az 6
z M. Tor Union City aud all way rssints on
HOES canal Returning Monday, Wednesday
arc Friday For freight or paseagc Apply a
Hafiield-colman dock ar "a hoert
D. TE0CfMAN. Master
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CLEANER ANGELES

VIII leave Hatfield 4 Colwan ars for Port
Towuse,d, -e9uim. Dungeness. rort Angeles
ard crs &C. nj Bay. r9esd end Friday IL M
ntsrtsiax sease Port ADg. les Monday and
1hutt day. =. m. arr:y ng ~ Seattle sane exc
ming, cxYryieg freight gIS paxsaneer
F. NJ WHITE Master
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.


NV yoKs. June Hops Firm aud quiet
RECEPTIONS steady. unchangs sa 10
lnAups sales. sL7s0 bags june. ms. July.
Mis1isA. August, $i7; September. SD. Sc
M spot Rio. steady, cargoes. Ne; TAI
Nan. i7ssc.
sagar-Raw. nrmer; fair rcnuins. &c: cen
trinxsls. % test .iss. sales. S,ooo hog~hessfs:
nescoyado. - test. &c; 80 horsas ads ditto a
sess SIC; 400 bags centrifugsis - test. i-isc
we bags Vi test, - C: refined, nruer; offered.
SStet1ssc. mould A. 6 s iSs standard. S fa-ise.
soaiectoners A. i-iss; powdered. size, granu-
hied, Sac; cubes. tse
kaa-stcsdy. domestic. sssn
Ifn-~kasier; straits. al
Northumberland essc, declined "a sale
elosing steady.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, June s--wheat--Clos ed arm. cash
ana June. sasc. July. sSssc
cern-Seady; cash So &c; June. ss'se. July.
osss-s's.dy; cash. .ss.c; July. 2essesss..
fork-pnil; cash. slaeo; Jane. n2sss.. July.
Lara-pun; cash Ss7,,; July. y essseia.
kye-EAsy 81 sc.
fariey-sssady.
whsskey-SLea
short rihs-xA esA 70. shoslters a tesaxs 70
inert clear. saeoaSza.
CHICAGO nvE srccA.
sheAao, June Cattle Receipts. iSoaa.
uesdy, and Toe higher. beeves 81 ss3ys "a.
eeers. EesyStTp. s:oesers and feeders. ssaa -.
aexss grass steers. g. snssS Sa
hoss Receipts 81 400. dan ard hover. nixea
Gaia ''s''' -
eaees-Recespss. 1900. slow and lower.
NsS6s 10.
-
me psps,fs' learaas special cAeisssars from
seados quctrs good 10 choice American sscers
Sc higher than last MosaAy. iixiis.e Per
seand, estimated dead weight
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,.yosIA rAsr gI.ArK HOIsE

We received . full line Ct o,ofia Gsss ssses
as,ss.rv fssr ixdses misses ana gvMts. every pxif
-ss-.issa sr raonxy svlaaae1s - eeass . pair
sSb=xtrr Cseaxy.
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Al classes a. tickets s~sdiaS via lac Iasoa
psrifss 10 the East are rssa via >Alt Lake stsy
"a never wisaaus sxtrx clare A. &. Martin.
sssy tarket sx~nf % s~eanss stswet. ko<sen esk.
"a y. Briggs sgs NJ. city COCA.
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CUTrox co. 3 DISPATCH LIME
FROM sew YoRK
For Portland. Or. Iseana ard Seattle,
Puxet Sound.
CHEAPEsr FRErGHT RoUrx TO THE
PACIFIC
1hs favsriss Al ast class Clipper nip
.REAPER- sAwyER. MAsTIR.
WM Be ready Tor cargo for the ahove ports
early In luna and satl last d June.
10 Be- followed By the cslsheatsd Al Iron
Clipper Ship,
..TIrIIe = sTARBUcK." CURTIS. MASTER
Through bills Il lsding to Tacoma and seattle
For further particulars apply 70
sUrTos CO. q SOUTH ST. NEW YORK.
Or - SUTTON 4 BEEsE. Is n. Front Street,
Portland. Or.
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ITO MoNTHsANO AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUaKf SOUND q GRAY's HARBoR RI
Through In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamflchie q p -
with steamer from Seattle.
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EASTERN MARKETS.


NRw YORK. June Ain the stock market to-
eey. after the first honn. the bears became very
aggressive aud. aided by the scarcity OF money.
we're enabled to keep the market in severIsh
esate and weak. and bring about losses Ia many
n0ckx Trusts were again responsible for the
amount OF the following insecuritics among
eoiders In railroad stocks Tho close was act
tye II about the lowest Price of the day. Chi.
eeso Gas lost iss. Union Pacific, i,s
Governmenss dull
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susseye Movers 81 TIE rasoa Hardware
Company.
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

~ 900 Six lots in Moss nrst addition.
81 .sT5-Fsve lots In Moss second addition.
o35o-zxi2n in NcNaaghts third addition.
81 900 McIaliissers addition, lo0xlW. with
house. chicken house. well. stable
poultry. etc.
500 Co $500 Lots in sosta Park
o.0-Iots (cultivassd lAnd1 IN the
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CrArrLE. KIRKLAND. HouaHros AND

CEATTLE. KIRKLAND, HoU0HTON AND
y YARROW FkRRY.
On aud after April !, 1850. steamer EDITH Z
viii leave her dock north OF Jackson street
cable power house, Lake washington. for Kirk.
land. Houghton and Ysrrow daily
LoAve cable house Leave Kirkland
Al Gas Z. m A. $50 q m
At 9to Q. r. AZ s43 O. n,
Al l21S p. m. At 90 D. n.
AZ 2a0 p m. At 3:i5 D. M
AZ $50 p m. At Sis D. m
Parties intending 10 retu IN BY 8 O'Clock moeu.
ing boat can secare berth and meals by applv.
tng - the puroor % the steamer
c. +. KRAFT. Master
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600 Prospect Tor the Local
Markets This Month.
- CUFfee WsAHNEJ ADVANCES.
rv.re s.A gurn. Wnvh.4. w..
s
--Decfesse ~ ssfeWoeryses.-1ee-
cefpts and 9hfpnn~nfa.
IoDAs IiD1s A. hattie
MON wATER Low W1TTr-
s - --EE---------
|&8a T. r a. y M =. r. m Il
:, : - ,.-,.--.1-I-
! a !. y :. - ~. = ~. . p
At POET TowssKxp.
= AIS al 9.7Te-zol TT 10 II *
8 - ---------
SEATTLE, June ?. lsS0
8 Deauges at the seattle cleastnghouse yester-
~ were N9iy652 81
~ markets 81 show signs Of life for the new
~ and there u food prospect 81 big
~ = essssfsSSS-
xt1eckle cO1ee has advanced one hail acent
nDcupd the sdvaece - due TO the prevailing
gnen Ct the market and the se rcity Of the
- nee snd sugar mafxeu are also 10 : very
l..s Z - = =. H~.n.s -. 49, 80
~ 4. :. .. 49, -.,1 :. "a 80 s-ka.
~ q = -. -. .A..n - -
& ~ way $50 =. 500 - p'aSes oe'ois
-.
sIs's - :. -. 20 ~ - s murn
& ~ =. ssas.sss- 80 $3.50, - ~
=. - n y 49,. 49,, - ~. .He
-. q. ~ 49, saop - -" - - nc.
~ -. 80 :, = - - =
- = v''ss '-'-'. 80 '-se - vi'S va"
psvvx h~cu~at e, ~, ..~x. -
800 oats today. The cat raarket e IN : eood
SS56I(jou e present and well stocked with osts
8 ri ~ iiuda The prevailing prices are ssxaas
E -
{; y ierse ouantity Of hay Also arrived In thu
-.,--
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rus GUARANTEE LOAN AND rRun CO
= disappointed sSsr.I
1s~ellyn- Dosxe esildins. seesnd s.ssA
CAPITAL. sxas0
fsansses general banking susansA
sAvrxes nsrAsYxExE
osposifs received IN any amount iron Que do>
tAx upwards and sHserese alsowet thereonL
Ao0ey ioaned apon improved faxm
and cIfy real estate.
TRUSTEES.
EKf6H & j. HUNT Pres,s,ens
WILLIAM l. kAflEY VICE President
g. e. HEILEkpN -.....,@.....-...k.~s MgaAxua
d. y. kAXTEk .....-........ caxhseP
Z. n DoA MING Sec-csarV
Z. T. MINOR, J. n LowMAN. j. N sKARS
Nm B. FISHER
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Money on call, ssgia: prime mercantile NJ
rsr, 4S<a6ia; sterling exchange steady, coda,
Hills asa: demand. sLsa
Bar silver flOIi.
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DRKxIER THE TABLE.

pRKx1ER TINE TABLE
socSD soUrH.
Vancouver. Monday and T,wpsend. Thursday
Ihursdsy-~---.s n and Monday. II 20 p m
Townsend, Monday and Seattle, Friday and
Thursday mi s.igbs- Tuesday -......-3 . m
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ...--...--...e "a Tuesday ....-~.-..io n
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GIEAxER FERSDALg-

Leaves Baker & Co . cock Thursday ard Mon
day NOR ing 3a n. I, PORT Towp-snd
/ aves Pot Townsend daily esls - m Tor
Pst crescent: returning leavlnx bort res
cent 40 p. N.
hoard
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ABERFELDY ESTATE.

These are the best value In the market Very
easy terms
special terms on blecss-
Dnss, per scre-TweusT.shree acres spiendti
land on puwamlsh river
$3.50 psr acre-i@a acres near South PARK.
. 90 per acre-s> acres IN section :.
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
incorporated BY royal charter les2,
Now open for business In che starr block.
Capital paid s0oyooo
Power 70 increase to--....-.......---- 10 900 90

J. KEITH WILSON, Manages.
Branches: San Francisco, Cal, Portland, Or.
Tacoma. wash. Victoria, Vancouver, New Wees.
minister. Sanaimo ana kamloops. b. C..
General banking business transacted: foreign
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and teie-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches;
also on New YORK, Chicago, Canada and HONG
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 check. In.
teress paid on time deposits