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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05


tents ONefea - rnysiaup
1esvy uop - AhH sssses
tuSALANY. June S-Since last report several
q - euyen ness nese oOust.co VIA qusks
~ . =. ~ .ss.s - ~ ~. 49,
s.ss.ss,r s-. .- - - 80 49, s.yr-~'
49, Wv 49, ~ = -
-. -. .s q. - 80 80, ~ a.. -,
sn.,, y, - ..sl,. A. $500 =. 49, - $50
,r,cs = sh.e g ..,sst.. $685. - 80 -
s,~.~r All. "a ,..ss,.. = Iii - -. 49,
rrrhs, - = - 800 ~. $50 - :. - 100
= shs <,,. =, ~ p.-.,,.. 49, s..sr .s,,s..s
nsc,,ss f,ss,,' 49,. - ~. -. ss-s..x,.
NO. n. rr~'ieh -s.Ssr. ~ ss-s.ss =.
Iistis - s.vcrehls ~ -. s,,-ss nsss.- "a
aSrss6 she ~,e-sh q .,.,s d,st,s~,. ~. - -
s,,rss v.,y.t. Ss~e .,.s :. - ..s.ss..sss.
~ fv
-. 1880
.-Nu 49, y ase1s.asn1 oemena ior sseiui nop& =
snmeu nQuifemenu rom the very limited
stocK on the mesket New kugiish hops have
Almost entifev pecn sekcn up ~ brcwens and
~ more scarce on The market than was sver
kn0wn y corresponding period OF the yeaG
lnsn mooernte supply OF both continental
me rsmne coast hops. out this u rapidly dimin-
enine. . prizes are higher IN the home markets
tnen nope would fetch here. Imports at fofotgu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05

The steamship CITY Of Pusbls 6nished dts
charging her cargo 81 schwsbaeher's wharf yea-
teP0ay and departed for Bsftish Coinmh1A The
Ctiy n Pueblo win leave this port for san Fran
ei1co On saturday.
N slsanss Hayusn kspuhlic arrived from
10 Francisco yesterday morning With I'D pes-
sunoou and 60 tens u merchandise for sound
peetk
Iho stsamoe Point Arena arrived from Chuck
o1Ne yeseerday moaning with . cargo Of lime
90 Sloar Tor CAfteek 4 Nicholas
1he ssesmer PREMIER LET'S for Vancouver late
1NeeuAr ntght With twenty vs tons Of general
nAeehendIls
The e1eanee 0eary Bailey will pscbabiy Be
put hnea q h1S regular rosie - The end Of this
we6h.
he assunsAip rnstiils isfs Can Francesca fog
Gtatt1e and nonnd ports yostersiay naFnina
Ne saeamshlp CRY Of Topeka sails for Aiaaka
a Saturday morning
n ~ wasp hes conc 10 Fort Townsend with
3 boom of loGA
TIE Ing Ms he'd her boiler cleaned yesterday
q the bunkef1
The Steamship Nichissn IL due here today
from Portland
The 10 Dispatch arrived with boom Of logs
yeesssday mornins-
The barb psssoss ~ill leave this port on sasur.
dar.
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Henderson, Goxen { Baton,
Successors to Paul Hendsrsos . Ca.
lls Ssath Mesal Street.
List for Current Week
CITY PROPERTY.

sss. property on Front street,
81 ooo-Two large houses on Jackson, corner
z.sDa-Tnsee houses On yesler avenue lot
6lx10
$500 Furniture and good win Of arst class
boarding house on Front street
- So0-Nine roomcd house with bafh-roo
elscsrtc bells. etc. on corner lot, COZ 10, near
Lake Onion motor line.
%, n-roomed house. cellar built on
lot soxloa nesg Lake Union motor line.
ofs5O0-Fiveroomed house near Lake Union
motor line
%, 0o0-seven- soomed house. cedar inish lot
t0xfsS, near yesier avenue cable
o.. 600 Six -rcomed hoHse and lot. Soxi2s, near
Yesier sable.
81. evO-six-roomed house and ons-han lot
near Yeases cable
ol.S5o-ssx -rOosned house and fractional lot
near Yssicr cable
% zee -seven- roomed house near y.ckson
-. 500 Stx-rogme bcuse near Jackson.
of.lO0-Two lots with small house overlook
Ing Lake Warrington.
o3.e5O-12exiss feet close 10 Yeslef avenue on
brow of frst tsiil-
ssss-one-hslf lot. soxies in yesler's first sd-
sitioa
$3.50 Cleared los 10 Kaufman addition.
SS55-cornsr lot in 1esief's second addition
Sae5-fassdc ses ia Yesler's second addition
~ ,00o-Two lots in Ses.er's supph mental
addition.
essO-Iot IN Madison street addition.
45.00e-undiyidcd fourth interest In 81 lcso,
Ncssiivras dY<s and second additions
%. 30O-An eEtirs addition with house and
srcssrd near Madison stree;
-. eUO-Fsne corner, f0uxleo. teiearcdl. in
tnfun addition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05

NEW yosx STOCK xxeHAxan
- Sonk. june &-Thc stock market tcdsy
kves!sh and irregular with the result OF
ing the entire list OF current stocks ehanged
~ last evening figures While the important
eAenees aPe few. the nnai changes are in most
- tn the direction of lower figures. hat. while
eoet Island furnished the only important loss.
Nsns down ~ per cent. sugar Is ar .,
governments duh
MONEY kSp KxcHAxsx.
Money ON call easy. k4s: prime mercantile pa-
~ e<Eeess: sterling exchange. quiet and cosy.
Z LAY balls. Ass: demand. stsA
Bar silver. sos
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- l. - S<es $3.50 ~: &. s,ses ~:
:. - - eeu1os4 =. e<es ps91ors1, go.
ke~--1nnov; AGIou1xcs IN
4nznoes ol1nc0 ~ -
.kesso1eum-ap1e epen61 q e7e.r1nnoa = nc.
sy sDemo4 - e7z<es Mope1 - ngxe
enecAee no4np ~ mxDk
enpeAGos lnns l-whene opnns6 S<e 10 &c
1907 tnan ~ eloe1ne youooe6ay. de<stned ~
~ noge. bo31 eeDs1g - esoosa III lover -
1nVs - - Aug1m. re ~ eeDasnbes. rxe m
1oeeDbw ~ - e1nofaG yeulesdsy. reeelpea
M10 -: shipn<nn l1km bas Wkeas
Old eoeys c1ob, Me-: Jniy. sz1<4Dx<e.
Gseu-e1eodFs eoen. re. Jo1y, fls<e-
- eeady ca. Zee; July, x1s1Es<c-
1ekSey-1nsY.
xsss-Ds1: -. sssxss: ysly. s,zss4. ssp-
Lars Ssesay: 60. szHs<: yuiy. nsszsx
kye -QnIe4 = ae.
HaFtGg-Eomlnal
Whteky--oas9.
ebculdsn-sais 0s.0. sssrt. Gear. q sass.se.
<nic4so uyE srorA
fmIr4sos Jpne l--Csff1e - uefe4pee. II on.
e1eady, c1ofng weak; hessen. = sos 50. sseess.
9AWs etnekeTD nnd Aeoefx g. V44z %.
IkxAs seeers, ~ so1aso
he!s- keceiptA $500: dull ssd lie lower:
nsxso. 4sa0AsS; hsayy. $aso43zss: light.
snssp- Rseeipss. Iaxss: ssssdy: natives. ssss
9ossos wssssrs. - sodstso: Tezaaa. u7ss4A
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SKATTxE. yuno (, ia
q r3xket sdvaaced aga1n ope-etxhfh
a around yesterday % aocouut q the
= - article snd tbs bte 1eman1 fos u.
5nneRiss arr running, and ttey have
- GUGnS Unrket % dist new ouo -
lurntng ont he supply sos ~ - -
Jsus kfnds Of sugsS m nov euoeed =
fennnla1kd, 73<c ~ h, extra c. s9<e
q. 65<c per lh
Il - ~ asd coffee markets are very sun g
@ occounf Of the lack 81 supply. The
= yery great and peices samGe voEy
~ vesy lev chsuges in fho fruit mar
16eeent 6exawberrieo. cherffeG ac1 apst-
81 o1ivtnG in Large quantities. and becom-
- eysry dsy.
6nm1ner vegetables ars oleo arriving u
= ntsStes Squaeh. beens ana greon
= eomiug into the market IN eood 81 >
"A ~ bEingfng good prices,
11nnt swong the shipments from ssastle
- ~ foliowias; One eaS n lnmber to
80 car al hay 70 Eos3e, o. car 81 hay
- eaf Of iced 70 slaughter. one eas a.
~ 70 vsn Assets, one cor 81 cal 20
- - CIR 81 rails 70 Tacoma. o. 60 Of
u q Eossland.
1Donuship Haytien Republic arrived lPou
~ - today with fseight los Goo1sIo and
~ p0rts - follows:
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Uur sxArrLE FERRY
CTEAxxR MouNrAINEKR

CTKAMxR MouNrAIHEER
LEAVES
HARRINGTON . smiths wharf. foot OF Waahing-
ton street, 3 q. m daily. and returning.
except snndays for
BRICKYARDs AiTcHELLs POINT, SIDNEY
and head Of FORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE. $50 p. n.
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HOOPS cAEAL ROUTE
IL The ssv and c~nmcdiouS
STEAMER DELTA
wssirun IN connect "a RITA me s4esu,r Joe
pine frpm HatSeid sos<sAa dock. kariug -
sstlc on Tuesday. TnurSfay ard SATURDAY q &
NJ Tor Uaiou CITY aid ell war n0i1es on
Hooess ranas Retaining Noncay, wesiussdAr
ard Friday Far fright or pas<ARe Apply 81
Hntdeld-coi4An dock. sr on ts1ft
d. TR0CTMAE Master
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rcxf fowxssSp. June 4 -Afrssed-Prussis.
Blur Jacket. aersnantA
san FnAssIsso. June 4-i'eparsuTes-s steamer
umstEIls. Victoria: stf Newport. Port ksuyon.
Agrived-~str Oregon. Astoria sni Portland.
Pesr BIAxKLKs. June &--saisesi-Cclnmhsan
rpsr MADISON. June t--Saiied-hk Oakland
krrived--lefssia
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Yhopcen nxcBIrTH AID Qr0TATIoxA
DAN FkAM IsCo. June 4--ps0duee roc<ip4s--
kl0uf. e9U quarter sscks. hoxIey, 1o0 ceprss.
corn 2noo eentAIs: besns, s,0n sacks: potatoes,
10 seeks; bran. taeo sscss: usddlings, i.ooo
rior--rsmily exsra. MrouAso. bakers sx-
trss efsio4A -: super6ne. s2so9aio
Wheet-kc ! quality sLzrs. with u 40 per
eentL o6taired for the same thing Of hetfxr
chaxocsef
Deriey-so ! ICED q: choice. aslsSof oa,.:
eomMon grades. sFzc: beewtne. u os9 { 10.
fasr 20 god. aad q. z1LI71s for choice
sesa. e-0: fair. .s07L<5: black. ei.1tsi-S;
cs.s-Ysi'es. sl.seal gsls. Tor .m.,l:
white. $t@6eli1. cracked corn, sz.1a per
ton.
Corn nGeal-Feed. SIS so1s7so psr toa.
OIL Cake Neal sls per ton
Hiddiings- t175Q9s9
Chopped feed-l11a1l per ton.
llo5n-I16614c PER u.
fosatoes-tI1L1 in ncks sIzOLN IN
boxes
Onious-si as1Ls0 per ssntal
WoOf--3nn Joaquin and southern. year staple
f4y4i5c: difto. seven months. le8I6c. choice
fcothfls. le4i9e: northern choice. ia921e: No
veda. iA9iAc: Humboldt and Mendccino. 90
NE; Oregon and ksassEn. i5eelstsc.
oPT1oSs.
Call hoard sales wheat-Buyer. 1870 a. SOts
@1.li closing. eiscss
bssisy-nsyef. isea sLo5ssil0ss: closing
season. tt01s
Drafts--signt. asc; telesrsphic. IS. sterling
btisv bank. 1AE3<. commesciAi. lass: silver
befss tl029L03; xextcan dollars, so x<Astc.
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INV YORK NKscHAxnssx.

NV yosK MERCHANDISE.
NEw yoxk. June tcofsee--opsens escsed
Win The near months steady ard Tar barely
eeady; sales. sioa haxs. laae. ga Ssesir =.
august. N6aua4s.s5, SepscmeeF. sic saslS =.
uctooer. Ss6ss: SPOT Eso. afra; fair eArross,
Scs No : sAs bean. issSc
Ccppsr-siasuAn,. lake. Jsae uAsa
easaf-kaw. nrm. saies. l.ee BAGS eentxifa
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1AHWAY6
To ~ '.4sels0o
And An fs110 =
CALIFORNIA
Via she Ut Shasta Routse &
TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC coNpAuH.
The only route
THOUGH CALIFORNIA
To ali foiass
EAST AND SOUTH
suR SCENIC RoCrs % rnp sAcrvss coAsa
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPEas
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEEPIxG Cara
Attached % express trains a6ordiae superiar
accommodations for secondciass pxsssuges1
koe rates. fickes3, sleepine-car reeervssioaa
ETC., coli upon O. Adde'S
THOMAS 4 GRAHAM, Distries Passenger
AGENT 10 South Tenth street. Tacoma, VISA
= T. ROGERS. Asst General Freight and Rns.
eenGe1 Agent Portland. Or
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Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
rxsR
System.
sold In but one agency in each town. The label
around the bosfle hears the following inscrip-
ton: 'Dr. J. Eugene Jorcsns Hissogenetic
Medicine Every other device is . frand
soie depot for. medicines. J. A. strong's.
Garfield waan
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r.s~ IN Northern Pacific sAslrost, vessseaied
1890 nd sssnsuxskr scase. fcs al points ksss
rkssserx cav tckes ageRt as secoa4 street.
s.sss~n bloch, < 1onkts. depos tssksk aSess
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LKAyEs roxRR HorsE

LkAS = sVWkfN HUt ~
For Jusntsa and car ports ~ as = - ssa
n n
AZ isn scs Kirkland, Hoashson sss vxy
ports
AfeA IN srd , "a for Ney5zne&n<r New-
cxssIx zss2 Wy Fsorsa. exrert ca base hall 1Ays-
:. - k0ScdEAu. AASesex.
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STrAxKR ". y. xrxRok
sxAGfr RIVER RnurH

Leaves yesssrs wharf Monday. wednesday
and FriAxy. earring urisef Stases mail. SCI
falAiia n saxsn. E,<a zfy. e&nw0od. FIR
ssAsfs CTR. NJ VERSION and wsy v~orss
r. ". SMITH. NastnG
GEO X FOSTER. Arsst
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FAST TINE
u q srEaxrR nABxr

viii leave Yesser's dock a. q n every Non,
fsw. wednesday and Friday Tor Twelve m IL
Point. Rfmuzds. Nuckfstee Eay< sri L. LnweIl
ard snoherassh. RETURNING following DAYS q >
o N 0Ea H. FOSTER. Agent
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..s.,H~r Rev. tie distinguished siealsr ia
$3.50, srs ero.x "a IN rte city wstA tue
sessss - fuskisa vnxs Bs<tad r>sytssre<. tssh-
rs~-e csrrstn. pAxhssssa pEss.r vass % nasssss
- .rnse,s o. Tharsday. Jane :. q 70 fr~ns
ss,srs ana seli sh.sa ~ suesion On srzsssy. Ssae
: sssrsnnsux ~ e - a NJ ard y snd y "a
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r-~e re<ssasae rhair cars rmn thrcaxh hon
norslsna 20 eefrx<e vtsasat chance VA ne
sss.s.. ps<fnr C. Martin. civ ticket axsnt.
~ s~xxsuni eir~es. Bossen block a 2 brsxxA
aneoe eSty dOck.
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

%. gaa- SIX lets Ia Moss nrst addition
al.3ss-Fsye Iets In Moss second addition.
o33u--saxls0 in McSsusht's third ADDITION.
~ 900 AcGs.iis,er's addition. ie0xiuo, with
house, ehicken house. well. stable
rcnltry. etc.
900 10 osoo- lots in scSta Park
0.o-Toss tcusslvatsd laEssi an the
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che opposition boap
Leaves Tacoma mum the n. r wharf daily. a.
eept Sunday. - q n. share Returnine.
leaves kamfchis 1875 p. m; Olympia. p n.
arriving In Tacoma p m, connecting with
ne through hoass for wbatc3m and way poiusa
Leaves Baker Bacon's dock, foot Of Uuion
street, seattle. for Tacoma, ~ 3 p M. sunday.
N. B.-This boat must be taken from II.
soma l0r Gray's Harbof county, being ~
only an ROUGH BOAT.
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Sc fazslex 1usta ardsTusar <ar@cais
hanaecmely trsnue1 Chesser vi<sxs
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CuNNK1 TINE CARD FoR ~ coQ
- nencins March IL
HAssKNGHR STEAMER FLEETWOOD
~ Seattle. Tacoma Olympia sseilacoou
Puget City and MeNsiss Island
Lew Olympic, daily except No.day-- s@sn
A hive Tacoma s1sn
Arrive seattle -isSn
kxrrnSfSs.
Leave I Seattle. daily except Monday lmpn
Leave sseiscoom sispm
Ieave Puget city, {" - 5Ispn
iANpTNGs-seastis. Yeslers wharf. Tssoma
= : r Shssi' 2 ynp,a Horr's .nart
nfo on eundaya Carries Norshwessesn -
Weiis-FasHo exprD and fast freisht
2. J. HATCH. Presidena
cEArTiE. KIRKLAND, HoUGHToN AND
- YAERoN FzRRY.
oa aud after April 1, lssc, steamer EulTH 4
Viii leave her dock nerfh OF Jacsaan street
saaie powes heEss. Lake Washington. for kirk
lsna Horga and yaxrow daily
LoAye cable hoase Leave Kirkland
4 4 80 . :. = |. 4 90 90. m.
AZ isSis ?. n Al lAp =.
A. 40 Z : m m A. s sisep M M
Parties Intending 20 retasn tys o'clorh morn
tag boat can secays berth aai meals BY apply.
tre - The puFDo~ 90 the steamer.
c. r. KRAFT. xaaes
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TAkE I'M srxAnxzs Or mn
PACIFIC xAvIGATI0H ca. FAsr L1xG
As Iaker Cas- wAsxsmL
--yon--
YAIK8AvEU. WHARTON. "a CONNER And
WAr F0KM
Mw. DAKK4 4 CO., AxsExTA
- Loesl lima cari<
rpoRr cpxscExr ROUTE sTxAxER
u psrndal<. n q. Dsnlsnin. Nassek Lases
seass1e SundAys and Wo1aas0ays q = ~
Lrevrs Psn Ievnssn1 daily. txcspt 1ussdays
CssscsnE e > \ Retuniax. leaves pcss
Crescent g Z = m nsme day, arriving q Port
Iownssnd = - Lssvss Poi Io.nssnd
vm feisht Or paasags apply "a lizard q 70 G.
L Fox. Asent. Seattle
CuTTox 4 90 5 DISPATCH LINE
FRon xKw YORK
For Portland. Or. Iscana and Seattle.
Pufes squad
CHEAPEST FRETGHr RoUrK 10 THE
PACIFIC
The favorsse Al ant-cass Clipper nip.
~REAPER." sAwyRR. MASTER,
win b rsaAy for cargo for the above ports
early in June aad ssii last 81 June.
To b followed By tbs celshrstsd Al Iron
Clipper ship.
ssTllIJK = STARDUCK.s CURTIS. MASTER.
Through bi.Is cf ladin9 10 Tacoma and seattle
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SkAIrLE. fenTuAfy ID i6U.
Our little girl vas sick with cerebro-spinal
meningitis and. believing in AIiopathy. We
sent for Dr. Smart. who instantly said
there Vas no hope: however, he did his
best. Subsequently, Ne called Dr. T. l.
Smith in consuItation and they both said
there never was . case on record OF this
kind that ever recovered, that even II she
did she would die OF consumption in three
months. She WAS then sick about eight
weeks and was blind aud paraiyzei and .
mere sxeleton. and was expected by the
doctors 70 die any minute When the last
v<stige Of hope had aed We sent for pr. J.
Eugene Jordan. and under his treainen
she entirely recovered. The Alopath is
now At = discount ia our family. The His
ioseaefic system Of medicine, the onsy
rational system. has By practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO. T.. CLANCY.
MRS. GEO. L. CLANCY.
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ITO HoxTEsANo AND ALL FONTS on
GRAy's HARBoR
PU0k1 SOUND . GRAY's HARBOR r 4
hru0eh In one day from Seattle
Trains connect caily ~ Kamilchie q = -
Viii steamer from Seattle

QUICKEST TINE 10 oLyxrlA
KANnLCHH AxD'ERAySs HARBoR~
TIE PASSENGER sTEAMER MuLTNOMAR
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RAyENNA SPRINGS.

ssce-rinr corner scxaa. froassns On spokane
avenue
ssse-Tws ehosoe lots fsuntsng ga Spokane
aSesu~.
as.s-Ioss ga Harrsson H. txhts. saxfaa
A special prizes On enc OF the best hsocxs.
Aex.S
Ioss ard aeyrsxe a. Bsa ne EeilEaxnArn Hzy
rorx Angxses kaiama sad tsray's Harfor
ccupt~v.
Ranches a1<s ssM asr lands IA 81 rarxs OF tia
ssxss <refsss A&rxates IN szahozAssh, xsssza
Nxsoa AMI gheassfs saaatse&
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ABERFELDY ESTATE.

These ara the best value in the market Very
easy terms
els 20 4.5-lofs "a the Southern addition
special rrrnss on hlcex>.
asse per observation-disclosures acres epiencii
land ga pu. amisn river.
$3.50 yer aers--tsu sores near South Rark.
ot0o pNr acse-ts acres "a section Z.
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Sight exchange and teseg,sphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, -. Paul. san Fran
cisco, Portland aad VARIOUS points
In washing On. OREGON and
British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchanges ON London availabls
else where In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favcrahls
terms.
.nds, stocks aud other vAluahles received
on deposition safe keeping.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05
SMITHS COVE.
SALAON BAY.

ogso-CsearxA los in the beautiful Pullman
: addition. hsgs. dry aud level. commanding
y nne vfsws aud oa!y tonr blocks srsm dcps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-10
LIGHTWEIGHT BREAD.
How a Dishonest Eai1er Was Betrayed by
 Honest Pol '.

Honest Pol J.
 It occurred in war times in Charleston when that city was under martial law, says the St. Louis Republic. Just then flour was scarce and several of the bakers succumbcd to temptation and made short-wcight bread. This came to the ears of the authorities and the provost-marshal was armed with pair of scales and sent around to the bake shops early every morning to weigh the bread. All short-woight bread found was confscatcd. This had a good effect and after few con1scations the pro- vost-marshal usually found all things regular. One morning one of the bakers received the usual call from the mar3hal and his bake was taken from the oven and weighed and found correct to an ounce. But during the night this man had surreptitiously baked quantity of lightweight bread and slowed it away under the counter. Just as the marshal and his detail were leaving tho shop pet parrot perchCd upon the top of a big cage called out: Look under tho coun- ter" The marshal did so, discovered the lightweight bread, and cartcd it away. The man was 50 mad at his par rot that after tho soldiers had gOao wrung his neck and threw hin out into the gutter. But Polly was not dead by any means. In a few moments he opened one eye, ruflcd up his feathers and staggered about until he came upon the carcass of a dead dog. Polly cooked his eye at tho dcfunct canine and then said: Say, partner, did you say any thing about that brcad?"
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-10
GE oRoE WAS HONEST.
How a Chicago Nm Made His Wife Feel
 Decid edly Cheap.

How a Chicago Nm Made His Wife Feel
 Decid -dly Cheap.
 A young married woman on the North side suddenly grew suspicious of her husband, who before his marriage had been "one of the boys," and recently she determined to catch him. Monday, says the Chicago Tribune, he told her he had to go to the lodge.
 ''That is only his eXcuse,' she said to herself. eno-n not fool me this time." As soon as he was around the corner she was after him in a cab. The hus- band, obvious of the espionage he was under. went straight to the lodge hall. The cab was pulled up where a view of the hall entrance was secured. and there watch was kept
 ''He will be dowr soon," repeated the wife to herself. "and then l will catch him as he sncalls away"
 At ten clock lodge was over, and the husband came down with the other members. The shadow in the cab was alert to catch every word.
 Como, George" she heard some one say, ''lct's have drink before you go home."
 Mot tonight" she next heard in re- plr. 'I must go straight home. My wife did not seem well, and l am anxious about her."
 Then the husband started off home ward at brisk walk.
 "Whip your horse," the now crest fallen wife exclaimed frantically to the cabby. ''I must get home before he does"
 The welcome the husband received that night was surprise to him. This seems" he said, ''like old times."
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-10
OUR SCHOOLGIRLS.
some Hints That YounT Ladies Would D
 Well to II-el.

some Hints That XOunG Ladies Would Do
 Well to ucel.
 The average schoolgirl rises only in time to eat q hurried breakfast and reach school at nine, says the Christian Register. Tho girls under twelve, who arc not the ones that break down, arc not too dignifed to romp at recess, and in that way they fill their lungs with fresh air every day. These about twelve or thirteen rarely have breath of out side air from nine to two in the after noon. They eat their luHcheons curled up in heaps in comfortable corners if tAcy can find them. They take little oXrrcise, except in a few schools, where they dance for a few minutes. A soli- 5ary lunch of cold or warmed over" food on reaching home is followed usually by an hour or two of study in- 3tead of by brisk walk or other exer- jise. Thcrc is more study after supper, ambitious girls studying late in tho evening. If there ; any wcll-estab lishcd physiological fact it is that girls n their teens need an abundance of sleep, and sleep before midnight, if pos sible. The teachers must give ccr- ain amount of home work to their pupils in order to keep them up to the eradc, more is the pity, but, since that IS a necessity, the fathers and mothers It home should make every thing else bend to that and health. There is no one thing that is so necessary and that might be so easily secured, if lrmness were exercised, as long night of sleep for the fast-growing brain and the girl ish frames that are rapiIly assuming the proportions of maturity.