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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-17
RlYZ WAY -.

6A4kWAY&
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IL the line to take to al points East and
South. 1t is the DINING CAR ROUTE. Is
runs through vesubuled Trains every
DAY in the year to
81. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
No chang. II sra
Composed OF Dining Cars u1surpassei Pull.
man Drawing Room Sleepers Of
letes. equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FREE and fHrnishe I
or holders of frs; or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with sill lines
fuumnn Sleeper reservations can be secured
advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from ell points in America, Engls1
and Europe can DO purchased at any tieks
once oil this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through trans, 6:1o g. m. All D m
Portland and south, 6:l0 a. m, Is q. M an
Chehalis and Olympia express, 2om
Tacoma and local, 6l0 and s:25 a m: 2 SIS
and s:3o p. N.
TRAYS WILL ARRIVE rnox
Eastern roints. Has g. m. and Ii :35 D. m.
Portland and south. $40 q m, ABS aud GAS
Chehalis and Olympus, Hasa m
Tacoma and local, $40 and II As a. m; l.35.
e:45 and II :35 p. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, els-
cant day coaches. nness palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fail information concerning rates. time o.,
trains. routes and other details furnished on
a. B. CHARLToN. Asst Gen Pass. Agt.
I9l Firpt St. Cor. Washington Portland On.
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Seattle.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent, ZIG Second
street. Boston block, Seattle wash.
=. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot, foot Of Third street.
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RAILROAD STOCKS

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Dull and unsettled.
CofSee-Optons closed steady, Is points up;
sales, II $50 bags September. $751; October, 81. IS
0l7.45; November, $3.50; December, $I665{d
1870 Spot Bio firm; fair cargoes, 3G3<c; No. z.
Ice.
Sugar-Raw. held firm and quiet; refined, firm
and in moderate demand.
Copper-Lake, october, 1850
Tin-Nominsl; straits, $22.S0.
Petroleum-Firm.
NEW YORK, Sept. i6-Wool-In fair demand;
domestic fie sccs. 33@SSc
BosroN, Sept l6.-Wool-Steady: territory
selling well ct 5s(d60c, clean; fine, 5S(d6lc;
medium California and Oregon, selling at pre-
vious prices; Philadelphia, 5Se; Montana, 16g
24c; territory, l5(920c.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-Wheat opened about the
same a. yesterday, and q steady advance of 15c
followed. 1t then held quiet and steady at an
improved figure, eased off, declined sc. held
steady, and closed &c higher than yesterday
market East Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 160,.
0C0.
wheat-Closed steady; cash, 9s114c; December
$Lol3 May, sL06@l.os.
Corn-Steady; cash. 4714c; October. 471sc;
May, 5o1sd5Ol&c.
Oais-Easy: cash. S6lze; October. Ssl5c
May, 40lsc.
Mess pork Dull: cash. $40; october. $3.50
az e5: January. $l1.90.
Lard-Dull; cash. $625; October, S. 35S6.S7 I;
January. s6.65(d6.G7la.
Rye-Steady at 601aG6lc.
Barley-Firm at 7oc.
Whisky-$l1&
shoulders-Unchangcd; short clear, s57o9
SIS; short ribs. s5.Soa5.s0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-Cattle-Receipts, 10000
steady; natives, $49Gt1a05: third-class $4(G4 so;
common grades, 81 90G3.75: cows, bulls and
butcher weights. s3.0SdSl5; Texassteers, 81 5Oa
2S5; cows. Sl65G2 45; rangers. 81 SGGS.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. $500; firm:
packers, $.i0Gi55; prime. heavy and butchers
weights, a. 50G470; light. 81 5o(G4S0; high, sl5(
GAS.
sheep-Receip,s, 5000; unchanged: natives
81 25(64 so; Western, $4.l0(GA5o: Texans, a. $50
AS: lambs, $5.50a6.oo.
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HOPS.
| ne hop market has moved by jumps since
shednniug of the picking season. The price
M nom 80 to IS cents in ore day, and then
~ reported weaknesses for several days came
Whx aud 81 cents. Several sales have been
- ct the lssi-named figure. Fully three
suths OF the crop has been contracted
hporss Of serious injury to the crops in England
"a Germany continue to arrive, and the situa-
= Undoubtedly is strong aud healthy.
IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS.
nportsnt among the shipments during the
tswenty. four hours were the following: One
= hesh salmon to st. Louis. / car merchandise
Ueh9tland. car merchandise to Tacoma, 1 car
aOhandise to Puy allup, car Cd to Kent. car
Nseaandise 10 Spokane Falls, l car merchan-
- 70 Ellensourg. car merchandise to Cheney,
g merchandise to sprague, l car oil to
vbusas. car hay to Fremont, 5 cars meichan-
% Arlington, 2 cars merchandise to Red
~, cars merchandise to Gilman, cars
Aandise to Fremont, cars merchandise TO
AAaish.
SHIPMENTS.
= following amounts of goods and merchan-
we're shipped from Seattle during the past
aasy.four hours: Northern Pacific railway.
sNs: Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern railway,
80; Columbia & Puget Sound railway, 10
By water. c. Britain. $50 tons; State
s.NashirKfon. Is tons; Angeles. IL tons; Jose
~. tons; Edith Is tons; f. Anderson, 9
kingston, tons; Fleetwood. l ton; Mer-
- stcus: Renton. tons; Buckeye, tons
w shipments, SEQ tons.
AEscHANpIsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
eeeips of produce aud merchandise at the
NsW Seattle during the past twenty-four hours
follows: Northern Pacific railway. 404
Neeaitle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway, Sl
Columbia & Puget Sound railway. SO tons.
IL vNer-Anseles, 6 tons: Merwin, l ton;
ION, tons; Edith. / ton, Cascade. 10 tons;
40 tons; Renton. 5 tons: Buckeye, 4
Total receipts. 1859 tons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
~ moasand barrels lime, cars merchan-
hides, 8 cars coal. Ia cars lumber. {
isninsies, car telegraph poles, car brick,
~ oeef, cars meat, car furniture, car
}s5 car stoves, l car eggs, car butter. car
cas whess, l Car rails, car ice. 2 cars
ebeana ~ -
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BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
aoDucs RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.

~N~S heSEitls AND StotAIiOSs-
I'm. Ascisoo, Sept. l6.-Produce receipts:
~. tWo quarter sacks: wheat, 5000 CEN
'siey, 2,ooo centals; oats, 1900 centals;
ra LUZ centals; bran, 1000 sacka
s0ut-vslues are anything but firm: family
"; bakers extras. ST. 20e4S0: super
ade is OF such light volume that
Iar@, may be said TO be nominal; Sonora,
-, lsa' choice, sl.s5; milling, sLS7GL&o per
speculation has largely helped the
~ !, s during the past month or 80; No.
.,xgl 2si.. choice, sl.s5; common,
~ Lso' brewing, sl4oGL45 for fair se
- - N1ss9iS for choice; chevalier.
per GENITAL, as to quality.
ansre have been some heavy arrivals OF
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-The market wss less
active and the temper more mixed than for
many days, but there was better feeling dur
ing the forenoon than 1t any time during the
past week. The list is high tonight, the only
exception being Delaware & Lackawana with
loss OF a. Chicago gas was up ~, and
Northern Pacific preferred, 2lS
Recommendation.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. easier, at 4(d5; prime mer-
camille paper, zoo; sterling exchange. quiet
and heavy; 60day bills, $iS0155; demand, s4sA
Bar silver, $l.l5ls.
BONDS.
IS registered. .125 10. s. rs coupon. .14
4l5s registered. -10aA q. & ga coupon. .1041
Pacific
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WHERE TO GO

Excursion tickets are now on sale at Seattle
and suburban points for snoqualmie, good 10
return I'VE days from date of sale, at 80 for
the round trip, enabling all TO witness the IN
usual spectaele OF l. 500 hop pickers engaged in
gathering the largest crop ever known from the
largest hon ranch IN the world.
The Sunday tickets. good only on that day.
are still on sale At ST. 50 for the round trlp. kx-
celleut hotel accommodations on the ranch.
F. w. RUFF,
Gen. Pass Agent s.. L s. L E BY.
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THE WATER FRONT.

Almond & Phillips have new orders for At
uns mp two boats with machinery. The Chsl-
ienge. the Beliiugham Bay Trading Company's
schooner, will have an 6xl0 vertical engine aud
5x7-foot boiler. The Daisy schreiner, owned by
Richard 8. Robinson, will have lOxI2 vertical
engine, with 4l5x9-ioot boiler.
Sound captains complain that several OF the
fog horns and bells. which should sound in the
smoky % well ~ foegy weather, are not operated
~ they should be. Several have been passed in
tnlck nights with no sound coming from them.
The Detroit, the steamer bought at Olympia .
week ago by the Port Madison company, came
IN yesterday afternoon. She will be pat on the
seattie-Port Madison run, and go in opposition
to the Augusta
The J. X. Mcdonald was having repairs made
on her machinery last evening which delayed
hsr start on her regular run.
The Germania, collier from San Francisco, 10
lying AT the dry docks. and win take on ]. 500
tor. Of coal in day or two.
4 Dispatch brought in q scow Of lumber
frsS Trscyton and left for Port Townsend for
ow OF lumber to olympia
The Blue cket from San Francisco, is taking
out ballast 1t West Seattle, and will load Z, 200
tons of coal here
The Geo. K Starr came in yesterday afternoon
and went out in the ldaho's place on the What
com route.
The Idaho came in last evening from What
com and will be laid up for repairs for short
time.
The Fleetwood made her first trip yesterday
since going on the beach at Johnsons point.
The tug Biz went to Sehome with . big raft of
logs from Blaine.
The tugs Violet and Mascotte came off the
beach yesterday.
The Phantom and Queen City are on the beach
for repairs.
The Rainier went down to the Straits for a tow
of logs.
The Boyden has been on the beach up the
Sound.
The waspcame in from Blaine with q pile.
driver.
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THE sSocrALMlE.
FAST TIsIg.

The Northern tactic Railroad fesnouie Din
ipx and Sleeping Car Line, daily service TO 81
Psnl. Minneapolis, DniIth ana Chicago NO
cnange OF cars and twenty five miles the short
eat route 10 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers in the Union depse
Chicago seven hours and thirty SIX minutes
AHEAD Of ether lines A. Chiloerg. city uckes
xYeur rs second street Boston block; K. Ton
Inn oepot l,cket agent, Seattle
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FOREIGN Markets.
BREADSTUFF

BREADSTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, Sept 16.-whest-stesdy; winter,
70 Cd; spring, Is IL.
Corn-Steady ct Is I'd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept. l6-Consols, 95 5-i6. U. s. Is,
s1a615; U. S. AS, sLo6s.: bar silver, sgd;
money, s; discount, 8 l5-i6ai.
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They are well known By years OF experience,
and are recognized as the most successful and
best patrouized medical and surgical experts in
the country. Bear N mind that this dispensAry
is permanently located here.
Nervous Debility. SpermatorrbTa- Seminal
Losses. Mig at Emissions. Loss o Vital Powers,
sleepessness, GiocHIiness, Dsp sssion of Spirits,
Aversion TO society, Nesrsy discouraged, Lack
OF Confidence. Dull, Listiess. unfit Tor study or
Business, safely, permanently and speedily
cured.
Blood and Skin Diseases. syphilis, a disease
most horrible in its results completely eradi-
Gated without the use of mercury
Urinary Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Weak
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency of Urinating,
Urine High Colored. or WITH milky sediment en-
standing, GonnorEh9s. eject. Cystitus, etc,
permanently cured Charges reasonable.
Piles, Fisial, Fissure, Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, liga,use or caustic. No
detention from business Over 1000 cG1es
cured. Treftment scientific, safe and painless.
aud wonderful in its results.
DR.. Bowman L. Co. are the Oldest and most
skilled speciality firm in the Pacific Ncrthw west.
having been established in the city OF Chicago
in 1867. The So attic Office IL under the personal
supervision OF Dr. Bowman.
A Positive Cure Guaranteed In Every
Office hours. s q N. 70 p. m. Sundays . to
l. q. m.
n. B-Persons unable to visit US may b
treated ct their homes by correspondence.
Medicine and Instructions sent by mail or az
press Consultation free.
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SEAT1LE, sept 10. lS90
nuAsasss at the Seattle clearing house to-
rnoanted to $2lo Balances were
THE COAL TRADE.
III aoois OF coal have been increased
iurA The week, and are now in good condi-
: ~ Demand has been fair and prices steady.
5 - shipments for the week have been light.
- 10 ships having been loaded. Tho Waila
- & San Francisco. took out ], 500 tons,
~ 81 - (3ooese w. Elder, Of Portland. as tons,
ESSl Il LIS tons for the week.
HAY, GRAIN ANB FEED.
- ~ been received in liberal quantities
~ - The week, and good stocks are in sight.
s1a hsye been firm. with . slight advance in
- - ades OF timothy. Oats, which were
5 taney figures month ago. have reached
~ loundation. Receipts are OF prime quA'-
- he demand is not large. AL mill stufis
Sniet and unchanged, though corn and
1 have shown some strength aimee last
1ttpeport
FRUIT AND vEaErABLxA
- hhs SEASON advances notable changes take
= n the fruit market, and buyers who
~ sHna lof Oyer-stocks and very low prices find
O. Hdns he's passed and the fruit wanted has
= y. Peaches sre almost out Of market.
6 IHssesn crop was very light. and California
49, been shipped across the mountains in
81 - euantities than ever before. While the
r. - g prices has been noticed little with
p = ifuie It viii be felt until another season
3 S I'D end dried Bartlett pears are becom-
41l - assce and have advanced. Seckels and
lutien are plenty and lower. Grapes hold
SSs seIl under large receipts, but black are
NSi 80 6 figures q shade lower.
w BUTTER AND EGGS.
~ mr. VA scarce and high during the early
1msdthe week covered by this review, but has
&c - euning in better during the past two dsya
ogl<fm ~ conts higher than last week, with .
9 4laU demand Tor choice Rrades Eggs also
- scarce, and strictly fresh are quoted 2
! + = above last weeks prices. Receipts are
Ism liberal just ct present, and the supply is
h1nnl 70 the demand.
= GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
n sussr market has receded nearly ali 1t
~ dnsoed the week previous. and prices are
WoIuak The fruit packing season il practically
'eol{nR nd the demand lessened. Syrups are
- Win good demand. Co6ees are quiet and
10y.
ssS Ma fruits continue TO advance steadily, 90.
y lily In apeicots and peaches. Canned fruits
9 ~ some changes on the upward grade, a.
CA the demand Is not large.
lugiSioas are steady and unchanged.
: THE FISH MARKETS.
e. n catch Of salmon is large and Of fne quail
II Prices continue steady and the demand
- n Columbia salmon caunery has been
by George 7. Myers. OF Portland. proprie-
n msithe cannery ct West Seattle, which was
!. fndyed by Ere three weeks ago. The Port
3 RI 0rseortan says that Mr.. Myers hopes TO
- sonsiderable salmon yet this season. Hav.
3 k01d. before the fire, his pack to q Chicago
& ~ he wants to help his buyer out, a. well
: UuhwRieve his loss
- nevictoria Colonial gives the following az
|nsenplete pack of the Fraser river cauneries
lkAe season Just closed:
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Clam chowder and green turtle soup on din-
ner bill st the Brighton restaurant; DIV 10 .
p. m
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New closks. wraps. capes and jackets Just in
Chester Clesry.
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WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
w uncorporat d.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Securities approved here. No delay.
Branch office-Cg1man block Seattle
(Grouad floor, Il ain entrsnca1
GEORGE FOWLER. Manager
Home ofice-Walla Waila. Wash
rastar, os;nas ,45 " all street. New York.
40 Water street. Boston.
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lSe gents silk scaria Chester Cleary.
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suEPLus.....-....-......-....... e0s.ooo
Accounts Of banks. bankers and corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for coLLEcrroxs arc excellent
snd We re-discount for banks when balances
warrant II.
Boston is a reserve ~. and balances with Us
from banks not located 10 ether reserve citiekg
count - = rose We.
We draw our own cxcaaGge on Lon Ion aud
the Continent. ana rsSc cable Transfers and
place mouey by telegraph thr8ug oaithe United
States and Canada
wehave a market Tor pine iis.t-eisss inve .
ment securities aid invite Er9pIsgs from
s.Gtss. couuti,ss cities WIEN ssaing bonds
We DO 8 gen raj banking business. sni invite
Asa T. POTTER. President.
JoS W. WORK Casa.s-.
TIE WESTERN NATIONAL BaxN-
OF THE CITY OF Nes YORK.
&c HhoADWAI
Depository Of pubi, mon Is 81 the uritef
York
BRAYIos IVES. v p SNYDER.
H A Smith. THos. j. Bee1NAN.
Cashier. As. CASHIER.
BrEy;oD Ives fresiteat Edward 8erwind,
Pres. Colorado C1a aif Iroa Co Charles T.
Canda, ex-Assls ana Trea>urer L. : VIM. ".
Color Jr.. OF y. ". Color & TO, II Pine street
Cha1ncey If. Depew. Prest \. i. G. * H. n E.
Co. Louis Fi'zgera q. Prea,. Mercantile Tras,
Co. v. r. Snyder. Marco ias Hartley Of Hart
ley & Grihans, 10 Msfden Lane Henry B.
HYDE, Prest. Equitable I1fe Assurance Society
r. o. Mathissscn, of r q. Matthiesseu &
Wiecher's Sugar Refining Co. I06 Wall street
John e. searles, Jr.. Press Havnrneyer's sugar
Refining Co sidney +. Tyle-. Prsst Fonrth
Stree, National Bank. Philadelpnia William
c. Whitney. ex.secresary OF tnc Navy
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DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Ate p. N. passengers received on
beard At .. M SS@p e. Der 5, II, Is. 2, 70 and
20 and every i've days thereafter.
For Alaska: -ept-iar. T 5 and y.
From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At a m. September =, z, II, IL,
% nd q and every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained az the once OF the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GO0DAIL. PERKINS CO.. General Agents,
San Francisco.
H. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent, Seattle.
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HOTkL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIER.

THE RAINIER.
] Cornell, San Fran II Holbrook, Portland
WI Cromwell, Bend Van Gasken, do
IA Manning, Tacoma A Curry, Spokane
PW Smith, Portland + Mayhew. San Fran
] K Cameron & W. do N Hale, New York
A Pngh ST Paul q Il QUINCY & W, Bosin
III n Reehmo~ d, Tacom q W Coos, do
CA Grypies, New York w Wood, Salt Lake
+ Chase 60 b stewart, Chicago
1, Griffith, City l. d. Carrier & W, ON aha
j G. Hale, DO NJ Foster, Memphis
II NJ Clark & VT, Seabk Cornell, do
Mrs Ierrold, do DE- Dasden d W, Eng
Clark, 90
THE SSoCrALMlE.
G Chandler, Portland JGrsLam, Sehome
A Torgason, orlug 9 al man, iowa
q 4 Moore Chicago Emma Rxscol, Edmonds
L Erickson. Halter Cy Mrs reynolds, Maine
HA Hylsnd, Townsnd X Park, do
] BARLEY. Chicago " harrington, Puyallup
Mrs Schatser & DIR. City W IL human. foFK, Pa
Mrs j 5 Britt n, " w Mrs Damn s dtrst Pa.
W Parker wi. Iowa w Snort, Tois
] J Fitzgerald & VT, do Nrs Clements, For iand
Bailey. Townsend ;naaer, hiteap
Mcbride. La Conner Z ID DAVIS, Mt Vernon
W Clark San de Fuca
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sGEsEgaL BASxIS5 BUSINESS rBANsac.En
Drafts drawn On al parts Of the world In.
terest paid on eavinss and c.ac 6spoata
HourS-ls q. n. &, D. -, arr astpx6ay svnrs
irEs frc-a 70 o'clock.
Deposits NAY be made IA person Or sy rNy.a
tered letter, money order or ex57ass, a7d sescris
hooks will be returned a. requested.
bon~y loaned on real estate q, rec soma die rssss
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l5c gents silk scarfs. Chester Cleary.
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BOUND sszrx
ITO AoNTRsANo AND ALL POINTS on
aRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 GRAY's HARBoR RR
Through In one dsy from Seattle.
lyains connect daily at Kamilchie q I = -
With steamer from Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ
At Eaker & Co.'S Wharves
-fOI-
FAIKHAvEN, wHATOOM. La CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
Il. W. BAKER & CO., AGENTa
see Local Time Cards
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AND SHIPPING.

= ssArrE HARBoR FOR The WEEK BE-
sfyuNG WEDNESDAY. sEPT IL.
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| on Fl
The houI
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Sight exchange and teiezraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, ST. Paul, San Fran.
cisco, Portland and various points
In Washington. oregon and
British Columbia.
elsewhere in Europe
Collections made :. all points on favorable
terms.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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Sunday Excursion,

The Northern Pacific Railroad company
viii make Sunday excursion rate of one
fare for the round trip to all points between
Helena and Butte via Garrison; also to ali
points on the Helena. Boulder Valley d
quite, Helena h Jefferson County, ana
Helena Northern branches. Tickets to
49, =" soic on Sundsys only. good to return
ss@s Gay. 4. d. EDoAa, GenI ASant
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Few RESIGN.

BERLIN, July 9.-The North German Ga
zette says: Raron Wissman is i'll and re-
quires rest. He has not resigned the posi-
ton of imperial German commissioner to
Fast Africa.
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Reduction In Rates to Missouri River East
Bound

Commencing August LIST, the Union Pa
emo will sell first-class single trip tickets to
missouri river at $4,000 and second class at
e.a.O. also round trip ticket from Helena
aud Butte to Missouri river Ct rate of 80. 90
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$500 REWARD!,

A reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS is hereby offered for evidence
which will lead to the apprehension
and conviction Of the
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21

and sentiments of the community affected.
 ,13. We are proud to claim for Democratic administration in Arkan- sas the requirement of railroads and all other corporations to bear their just and proportionate share of tax ation.
 II. We announce our firm and unalterable adherence to the doctrine of free and fair elections, and to this end we favor the enactment of the next General Assembly of an election law securing to the voter a secret ballot and the privilege of casting his vote uninlluenced by party leaders, or the fear of social or political os- tracism--thc prerequisite of fire" ballot and a fair count being free and untrammclled vote.
 b. We dcnouncc the combination by which the price of school books Is largely increased above a reasonable cost, and we favor such legislation as will free the people from their grasp and give school books to the the children of the State at a reason able price.
 The platform was unanimously adopted.