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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-01
Wichita Produce Market.
WICEETT Kan A,

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, April 81
There IS good stuff the market and it is SELL
ing freely Eggs are plenty and weak with ten
dency 10 lower prices, Butter in fair supply at
prices quoted.
POTATOES-Kansss 45c per busheI northern 6Oc
per bushel.
CABBAGES-None in market.
ONlONS-None in market
PIE PLANTS per ID.
SPINAGE-I5c per III.
IETTUCE-22C per H.
RADISHES-35c per doZ. punches.
ASPARAGUS-35c per doz. punches,
SPRING ONIONS-I5c doz lunches
PARSLEY-35c doz punches.
EGGS-99l0c per doZ.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery 25c choice creamery
DC choice butter 15l6c fair l2C cooking butter Sc
CHEESE-Eastern full cream 13c half cream 11CG
12c. skim S99c, linburger I5S16c, brick 1S9l6, full
cream Swiss lGGl6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 61s5Sc per H., live 81 100
5 90 per doZ.
TtRKEYS-Live 6a7c per h.. dressed 9911c.
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. April So
wHEAT-Inactive, &c higher. No. red cash 81
CORN-Fairly active, 8lsrlc higher. No 2 4O14
C94g34c.
OATS-Firm. April S534 G5337Sc.
COFFEE-5al0 points higher. Sales $500 bags.
spot Rio steady, ac.
SUGAR-Refined easy, c. 42495c; standard a 61sC
confectioner's a 5l-16c; powdered 67-l7c; granU-
lated Ga. cubes 6 7-16c.
EGGS-Easy. Western 1214@l29c.
BUTTER-Active. Prime Western dairy 1@l2c,
western creamery 9al0c.
CHEESE--Quiet, easy. Western S1S@l0c.
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ROBBED A NEWSPAPER CLUB.
Carries Lawrence Lancaster Cleans Out =
Treasury at Buffalo.


Charles Lawrence Lancaster, late of The
Buffalo Express, has added new wrinkle to
the business of embezzlement-he has run off
with the funds of a press club! The facts are
such as to excite universal interest among
newspaper men. The first question each quill
driver will ask is, "How did press club and
in Buffalo, happen to have S1,100F'-the
amount Lancaster ran off with
Well, it is admitted to have been an acct
dent The club gave concert and ball and
were overwhelmed by the kind patronage of
the public, actually taking in 1895. The
treasurer paid no bills against the manage
ment, but took the receipts and about Sl05
more that was on hand by chance and skipped
to Canada He went to Buffalo from St
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA Kan, April SO.
if the pJesent warm weather continues wool will
soon commence moving freely No change in
prices.
Bright condition Bright medium he, heavy me-
dunn l2lsc, light fine l3c. heavy fine lie.
Earthly ConditiOns-Medium l2c. fine SG9lOC, coarse
10al2c, Mexican select grades lie l3c, coarse and
kenny i@9c.
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Wichita Provision MARKET.


A good business i being done by the packers The
shipping demand is increasing. Prices on all lines
rule steady TO strong.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
GO lbs and up 9l6 hams iS lbs lI-r. hams ne
dunn and UD lUeAi2C hams small size 10 7 lbs II
call width STRIPS SlralOC dried beel-hOm extra
tryl f. smoked beef tongues per doE - IL cottage
q oneles hams SIC New York shoulders es5k! e. Cali
forni6 bacon 6&c. Tennessee bacon 6sc relied shuC.-
Oers homeless &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-01

GATHERINGS, Ont,
in 1886, secured
work on The Ex-
press, soon acquir-
ed great proficiency
as a proof reader
and became quite
popular. Of course
he had "a smooth
and plausible adj
dress, insinuating
manners and a win
ming style of con-
versation" they
all have it. He had
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FOR INpIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

nEPARTNENT or THE INTERIOR. oTFlrH
~ u Indian Affair. Washingt"n- April it ~
for beet musi - submitted IN srparats entsioIesi
Bacon Flour Cot hinE o. TrsasRor'stion - - tls
Indlsa AiTasrs, Nos s. sud q Wooster strsss Sss-
Work vii h. received ants D ui - Tuszaar Ma
81 $50 for furnishing fqr fhs Indian ssrvfo~ aisast
tsn.bD pounds Bsc1li. 40 20 pounds beef % III
= 10 pounds BAKING PosvdsT sa6o poands Cors,
i-LDo pounds coffee s5ngD pofnds Elouf. sbtg1
pounds Feed "a 90 youods Hard Brssd son g.snfz
Hgmiuy. ADB Ioursas Lard 20 harris Aess l'1rs
Loo pounds ,,ainlsal tA,t1 ps2pds osis iz.,h
t00U pounds soap. 2sg00 pounds sugar. sod 9Oo
psaIBdz IS heaf
AIs0. Blsnkets woaisn ard Cotton oooss CONSIST
lGlU0 5ards Drilling 1850 yHrds tlues. FREE fren
ham 80 % ysrd- KeatacEy Jszas '1iaa ysrss.
Chry1of d ~ yardss brown -h@s;lng EaaW yaFdE
Bi~arh-d Shsstiag. 90 rafes Hrs0TT ahifting.
Z % ya.,is , csi.oo sart.nF 5S -rds %lnseg
hsficai supple. school be1Es 3 zhs org ~
~ rnisc-lialeoqs srtir.ss sarh a- HsFsFas. Fis~s
$40. o,ss q 80 - as', - y, :. &C., fs,s,.i
TIty an -soax Tlfv a - FOR sush wEssas a. n-av
Coast Wita C2iifernla h4kss delivered a. aaa Frza-
cisso.
IIssrell 4 tie AFsBclss
HFUs gr-Hr m NsuE orr os eoTTHyrsrsT n AsE 3
sehfisies sigzng NJ Eihds assd g7sstliss,.f SAB.
-chogl arut The kinds sf 7s1 tlf4s iu Tu@a - "a
Issi, sofa',so,ss - y os1-rTs4 ~ 6sassT,, lao
I'D fLafe q osiveFT isTnas - eeh,f@zt 80 By
i<strtcfiucs VII - frutsizhsi uErz 2eSfeaisef -
~ indian Of-ce ln y - i1S17li - 80 9 49, 81
~ frsztfy a+reaf Yes grs ttc 90 ts4af - - t-
sts-4u~r- r. = 4. a. fheTFfzrF taoass. ilEefsita
7sorzl Omaha ~ LoI,s - Peal 3se -AE yr.ssis1as
uakota ArEarsaH fttg. f4a1u ~f faaf4a Al
Niralts ksnssz. aEf ] aes1-. AriFlFs2
THr rfEh14s ressTrs4 ~ ~ fseFsrnsefE - Fflsr+
az s-sf ~ 80 - aeT par - s1T ~ al ttF.a
prl<saiE 1Ftei srsesf pFfss - a. $50 fls-
flpH sasli - rad fDT - szsEi - - tefSfsss
Hsfs z1u - o5~rsd - a. horsF ssra AZ aaVTs
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. April So
Receipts only fair with strong prices and an ac-
tive demand. Not enough grain coming in TO Ill
shipping orders.
Receipts for "A hours 1850 bu corn. 1000 bu. oats
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-GoOd milling 60a,12c. while other grades
are quoted at 55c and down.
CORN-No or better &c, white 25c.
OATS-1SGHc.
RYE-No2 24S25c No s, 22G24c.
HAY-S4 80 per ton 81 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-ChOp in car lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.


The market is active and large shipments of hides
are being made, Prices rule firm
HIDES-No green 33lc per III, No green 3I4c per
ID, No green salt 4c, No2 green salt SIC dry hides
5&71sc per ID, bulls and stays 216c.
TALLOW-No /, 334c per H. No PFC.
SHEEP PELTS--Sla ljC each.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales Of cattle at
he etoClr y-ards tOd2N.
HOES

Receipts so. Not as many hogs on the market to-
day as was expected. The decrease in the offerings
was caused some extent by the decrease in price
during the past few days. There Is a buyer on the
market now for heavy hogs for the Old Mexico mar
ket and this will make market for grade Of hogs
which the packers do not care to handle during the
hot weather. TIE market opened 252c lower than
yesterday and ruled steady &C the decline through
out, There is nothing present TO indicate higher
prices. The close was about steady.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.


NEW YORK. April 30.
Money on call easy. 4 TO per cent. last loan l.
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Sol.
Sterling exchange quiet and heavy at 81 Si19 for
90 day bills and 81 S61% for demand.
The total sale of stocks today were @65; 06 shares.
Stocks were feverish today and figures showed
slight fractional losses over NesLerday-s close.
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VETERINARY SURGS.
:. NJ. PHILIPS. : 2 PHILIPS
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY SURGEON

NEIEhlNAhA II huEoNS-
Graduates OF the Chicago Veterinary College
members Of the Chicago Veterinary College AsSo-
citation.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF veterinary
work including canine practice. dentistry and al
surgical operations. Hospital accommodations for
al patients requiring special care. Calls BY tee-
phone. teleerap h or mail viii receive prompt stten-
ton by day or night. We use Al operating table
instead OF throwing horses
Office. ia North Lawrence Avenue Telephone
No Il I-s-t1
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative salse Of hogs
SHEEP

There were no sheep on the market. Shipments
sSS Prices firm.
Good mutton sheep, S0alO0 COAL %
IOCd stock Wethcrs, 1JNJ................3 uAJ3 %
Good TO extra lambs 1904 20
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan. April 90

Receipts 175 shipments 20. There seems TO be a
rood demand for beef cattle on all the markets ana
prices are firm. The supply of stockers and feeders
was light and in good demand Good COWS were IN
light supply and good heifers decidedly scarce not
being enough to 90 around Prices generally IN
changed but some stiff sales were made.
Native shipplng steers fancy. IlOOal65O
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April u,
The market is rather active and prices steady at
quotations.
Best patent per cwt, standard price.........S2 30
second grade W
Extra fancy 80
fdcE ~
ShlpSJu1, Dulk %
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ARTICLES

BUTTER-Firm. Fancy Elgin Creamery l-lszfS
10; fine lAf}2
EGGS-lit
Kansas city Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Nc, April Il
The Daily Indicator reports
FLoUR-Firm BAT licAt demand. NX sc Xxx
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IU~lEss s4srr-se-- 49, - 80
/ a Ill 49, r~.-5 49, zzT $40 Pre- 81
III - earni a. azg s3aerss s1sS&aa $50
Eaata "a
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AGENTS TAINTED.
t'ndsr this hesd &c per line per day.

w ANTED AGENTS-IN ENERT CITY. Town
w and village IN TIE United states except II
state II kzlsssi % take 2t3o1s Postmaster
can make money No czpitat required sample
ruriez free Cash c1zlr tesiocs money Ca - made
b. getting up clubs, Address the Wlcaila Eszis
Nirhita- Kan LIT
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Employment Agencies.

{I-ANTED-MES FOR RAILROAD N INDIAN
w territory: men FOR ditch and railroad In Colo
RADIO; teams fov Colorado a. - Per dsT; girls for
Colorado az 81 20 50 per month shoe clerk real
estate clerk. news agents 70 sci goods trains.
can place help q al kinds J. z kel worthy 4
Co y Fast Doug a. clz e
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tic Photographer. Pictures in ali sizes sud styles
He also carries The nneS- assortment o. picture
frames in the city. Give him a friendly CAL and
examine samples
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Observation-Disclosures


W ANTED - PRAIRIE BREAKERS FOR 70
w acres Apps 20 X Hzrrasoa- FgTsy. -e5zusrk
county. KA-- dlsz - " u
uvA%TED-A SECOND HAND REMINGToN
w Iypesri-e-, Kansas sash and Door Co - aca-
lea. has d1U9
w ANTFD- PARTY THOROUGHLY POSTED
w - TIE commission Dll-E@@s aid acF-szz. --es
z-tth rhs trade trib-fary - y lchits- AcdTsss x
ttl.s one C7L =
JX-ANTED-PIASO. CHAP F4R CASH An
W d-e~-. stating u4aSer -4ze. az AID price a A
Hyde iG@T
U-ANTED-AN I-SDEE Kr-NSER MIL q -sF..
W give sizs and proc. ~;1oS allli- F1-lsy. Ezo-
uTASTED-B NAY L AZ FIGHT ROOM r-S-
w f-rutshad ECz-s- lar ls-sf1 EtrgF-. Asstrpss
~w. z p Eszi- o1lce- 1le -
"ASTFD-CA=T orr CLOTHING SHOES
w 1srs- - 81 = Dolg-as AK. We gzsT ez-A fg-
tkam- etS -
uvkNTED-wES TO TAKE sob CoSTHoI
W q. al sals- - s0sts ~ sFer1 -acg trass Iare~
sesrs fc- pa Trlaa So - E1lfh war-h =. a.
T8lrol- Fs1ts5-rg- "a Ga, -
I-ANTEI-To BY Sound HAND Ft'ESf-
W tE-e- - Eas- pozE.sz Az a-s -
U-4NTTD - EWE-NTT 1--WE HDEsE- AND
w f-o1ts 70 ssz@tlre A. anEse lErT fazna. t-se
z-.a = raE O. - ezss H. s@fzzlgsl- T. 81 ArFzz
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STR1IED.

STR 4 IED.
Under this head e. per Bne per dav.
STRANEp-tkOM THE UNDERSIGNED. MAR
- Ruby, SccgwlCS county. dark brown hursr
about years odd, i5ss IL hands high. a little
sprung in knees; weight about LtUQ pounds Anv In
formation can he left ~ Longnecker's barn West
Douglas ave = W. noran. dis u
INSTR CCTION.
Under rhis head sr per line per dsy.
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FINANCIAL

FOR RENT-FGFBs Property.
CrEer ,z4s bad y ~ IA. - 6sT-
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FOR SALE-FGT7n Property.

E'OR SALE-BETWEEN THE RIVERS. l0ACRES
Il OF Land, $50 - acres. Sl5QE south side. 10
acres lpG lots near Seventeenth street bridge.
racing three streets SO0 ~ acres east OF the stock
yards, near the creek, St $50 In Alton town
snip, fenced and three room house Sl per acre; lao
acres near Garuen Platne, well Improved, good
cnard, $lS(O improved lot on Market street south
VI Third street, $500 i've rooE house and two lots
on North Topeka, SOU front lots on North
EmpOria, $40 each four room house on North En-
por1a, south OF Oak,SL60 These all big bar
gains. Israel Bros, 10 North Market. dtSl Il
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

WANTED-PHoTOGRA ATTENTION
" Lady retoUcher from 81. Louis desires a POSI-
Ion IA gallery. Can do Jtnting also. a L. n box
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-01
R4ILRO4D TIMETABLES.

Depot Second and Wichita streets, ticket Once iss
North Main stree. T. p BLTCKLEV
Passenger and Ticket Assent.
NEw TINE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND -
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
l"Great Rock Island Route" -
IN effect on and after April T. iSO
TRANS AaHIVE law
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FOR RENT-.MfsceUdneous

ron KEN III tScektHTteOtfS,
Under this had o. per line PER dsy.
INOR RENT RANCH ~ SYCAMORE TOHS-
ship lA1 zrrss. AL under fszlces living water.
DICK Hartley. l2ll y. Lawrence dr. %
I-OR RENT-s9 ACRES Al CALIsTA- KING
i nan county. Kan. good fecCe Sad lfvirE wassr.
also. ranch for sale address, Henry bezBstt. To-
peEs Kan dir i-fs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-09

fanDN uG01E ~ ceu1nl CsUmoe seoek
- - bought as oLl1D11 ~ esnfnI
Com- rdt0w ksepS III. whth wDD -
MAINS ea1v under nominal 1nqu1fy: i8UD ysi-
~, G1eylBs snail yellow. H-is9lLss:
VINE. ylOlO4 pes GENITAL er1cke1 corn quot
enls = S1es lef ton
~es1 - Aaskn 0epsr 49, - 49, -
49,. -. -. - - = -,
r-~s-Ss~ - - - s.1. ~
49, = - - - 49, - -. ar-s
~ = I.essssN = - s - J. -. -
49, - - !. q - -. 80
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sxEADsrrrFa
THE WAITE 'FRONT.'.

The City OF Puehia sailed for San Francisco
yesterday with cargo OF coal and large list OF
psoeengcss, among whom were J. c. Hiliman,
Miss A. Mc9rctans, Mr. and Mrs.. ~ Parkman.
john Queen, Ed Hore. Edward Warren. Mu. II.
Himmes. r. Ross. l. Philips. Mrs. &. A. Fergu-
son. Mrs. z. A. Bsbcock. Charles sevsnson. c.
w. Narteo. Mr.. Ida Mitchell. Fssnk Compton.
Geo. ~ c. Spencer, Mrs. Grace kinison, Mr.. and
Mira Lohn and J. r. Lutrvn.
The J. c. British vas towed up from Ufsalsdy
yesterday BY the tug Virginia She was plsced
IN the hsnds OF Captain Lake. who expects to
have her repaired and ready for service again
In week.
The City of Topeka sailed for Alaska yesterday
with . heavy carlo and the following passen-
gers: Lieutenant @. T. Emmons, MrA Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Depew,J. N. Depsw and G.
Shaffer.
The Rainier left last night for Salmon b4f.
from which place she will bring = boom Of logs
Tho logs will b cut Into lumber for the new
nreboat
The steamer Jennie. sailing In the Wells line.
will leave san Francaco on May Is for Seattle
With cargo OF general merchandise.
The United States revenue cutter Bear camc
from San Francisco.
The L J. Perry arrived from Ia Conner yes
tcrday with cargo Of hay. oats and eggs
The steamer Sarah NJ. Renfon IL lying ct Ba-
dcre's wharf waiting for inspection.
The Biz arrived yesterday with boom OF logs
for the Mechanics' mill.
The Point Arena 10 dus here from Chuck anut
with q load OF stone.
The steamer Michigan Is on her way here
from Portland.
The umatilla arrived yesterday from San
Francisco.
The steamer Signal arrived from Portland last
evening.
rha fnrx ovvr a dsc hcvn foAav
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sAS FRANCISCO MARKETS.
kEcEIrrs aNn QuorlrroNa

@~Ashf - %>1
- fEASeisce. May s-prcducc receipts
1900 quarter sacks wheat. ~. zoo cea,ais:
- asS uooo censsls oats. 1900 cea,a.s: corn.
0eAs 'NS Nsss' AAN .ess'' ..0Ss
sof..unchansei aud steady: net cash price
am'sy extras. tisss - per Dbl. bakers' ex-
aS: sunersne. s..saas 10
= Offerings are light and trade il slow
s 49, - orc buyers or shipping account. range
- per Genial Tor desirable product bui
lah w "' ous'ness ga s'i's
easisy The British Columbia s,esrne- brings
-. ue csatass said 10 he from Washington.
Is osemsns + not quick the late rain hay-
- sesled matters Nc. feed. sTase: choice.
~ - eouEon grades. sscs9si.e: brewing. G.as
eAesce seeA' ana sAA-ss'SAissa ios
~. : keccip;s sotay included asa ccn,als
SkL.sk"h. hrt she market wsx no. disturbed
els-s's pessed That the balk OF tho Oregon re.
eSS. - sok prior 10 arrival There Is no
SA sos Ma grade the askinS
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WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT GO.

rAlD UP CAPITAL or $4,000.
900. o00-Four lots. 30 feet on Jackson stree.
S30.oOO-a lots on Lake Union e0xl2o. end
OF electric car line, having several
hundred feet OF water front and val
uatle improvements
ca. o00-6oxi-o. northwest corner Front ana
Bell streets. Terms. one half cash:
balance Eve years NJ per cent
e1e.ooo-Two coFues lots 10 feet square. on
Union street
ol5. ooO-1i SEQ clsh; balance years at per
csnt; wall has four good Broom
houses v hisa yicit an income o. 10
Der cent per aunum on 1000
e.o00---Etne 10: on Front street, 6oxl2l
SlO.o00-rwo iots l.0xl21 coraer on Mali
son street.
oiO. o00-Sacres in West Seattle ltrsrt No. $50,
only few hundred feet from West
Seattle Lsnd and Improvement Co s
sccoad plat: all cleared. dne view
So, o0U-Los tox.sa OF Seven street, between
stewart aud Olive. upoa which II
erected 2story bu'idi & Row rented
and paying Is per cent on invest
meat.
ss.oo0-Two lots eoxi2o. OF seventh street, be-
tween Jackson I'd Main.
%. COCOON. lot and part OF anothc. on Main
street, coraes.
ss.soo-n lots 81 block 81. Gilman Park adj.
Bailas3.
s5.ooo-Yiye acres IL West seasn., tract No
60
%. 3oo-New sroom hense. with bath. we'll
built one-halt block from cable; Is
minutes walk 10 pos.ocscc.
oe,6oo-Sew house. rooms and hath, on
Lake avenue. s5oo cash. balance $40
Ter month.
o. .oOO--Two Of THE Elncs. lots IN Union add
tioa. so situated that tas view can
never De cut Off
Cheaper lots in al parts Of the city.
A hotel aud several iodging-housas Cor sac.
Paying froru se2S per month ID 81, 600 PC year
Requires from 81, ao3 20 g. "a
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The Widespread Fame d he
Ristagensic Medicines


AoDEsrA. CAL. March 30, 1880.
~. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Dear SiY-YoUr letter with prescription
came some days ago. The medicines Miss
Hall Vas taking were A.. l., n. co.. l.
she has been taking your prescription and
= taking It still. although she says she
considers hersslf thoroughly cured. She
commenced taking the medicine when she
was f5rse taken sick and was Immediately
hsnehted- She was persuaded by her
folks TO 60 back TO her old physician. She
grew worse under his treatment and
finally took her csse in her own hands and
tonight the five bottles OF His;ogenetic
medicines referred to and pronounces her
self wei. She Is the happiest person I
think ever saw. wouldn't attempt TO
tell you the many WAYS in which this
Young Lady was afiicted-eight years an
Invalid: cured of everything. Just
think" she remarked Il can eat anything
and everything | want to. and Ill / want
70. and even have red cheeks
Miss Halls sister. . married lady OF
about thirty, Is IS much Of an enthusiast
- myself over the Histogenetic medicines
and seriously thinks Of applying to you to
be received as . medical student Yours
truly, MRS. PURvIS.
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OVkxEss w asn., Aprlt IA. 1850.
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
NV Dear Sir-I. win write you one more
letter and mail IL myself. have written
you three and sent them to be mailed. and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them.
Doctor. you remember l was sick With
rheumatism; feet and legs swollnu up and
was suffering terrible pain. but I am very
glad 10 be able to tell you that am we'll
once more after such long. painful suffer
ing. and cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me. viii always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have. 80 please accept my thanks.
! am coming TO Seattle soon. and viii
surely come and see you. ! remain as
ever. yours sincerely.
HENRY c. EDENS.
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y.r.r,nrIgp TRAIN SERVICE

Owe, The Northern rseier railroad: csS!ns cara
AMI sI,snsns cars every aAy ia tie year scstse
49, y. sssagrrx too are Afforded excellent
com nod stions
ru,ars -ruaxx norEs AND THisrs-six MINUTES
S.x,d in reaching Garage va ikts iuc A.
sAIihsfr. casy ticket sSens TO sssead street,
p'-.'aa ss.ssS: IS. loaksn, depot ticket ssenL
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NATURE or nxcEIrTs
EAsrERN MARKETS.
xEw Yosx srock xxcnAxes,

HEw YORK. May s.--The stock market wa
ootivs toe few stocks. but rather quiet for the
cooefsi list today and feverish and irregular
~ marked the dealings almost from the BE-
Ulaniug 10 the end. The market closed strong
eishty changed from last nisht's cless and
Drtcss generally higher.
governments steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on cal. 8: primo mercantile paper S
r.. Sterling exchange dull aud steady: e0-day
0b. tl.sl,<; demand. SAs6,S bar silver. lol,s
noHps.
% ttregistered). 10, 80. & Ass tcoupon) .1osss
Y . 9 coupon, ~ Pacific os...........ll6
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Iaxr Call

s,y srre horne site al The lovely Green Lake
nrlsy lew tays longer ara year chance viii
~ zone Escxans aud frequent eiscsrie service
assured and Scsnt tare saarsnt~ea, ssIa AZ
ar.Srr,nnsty for srxursus q delightful hngae,
never offered before Call al roSrn g AuseS