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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19
OAKLAND. On. August %, 1850.

DR.. j. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. w. T.:
Dear Sir--Two Of my children, boy aged
Is and girl years, had the measles little
over year ago Both being rather deli
cate, the disease settled upon their lungs
All treatment to remove 1t seemed fail
ure. They both continued to grow worse.
coughing constantly; had no appetite, be-
coming greatly reduced In flesh.
Ny friends. realizing, IS well as myself.
that my children were in very critical
condition, with every symptom of quick
consumption (all treatment so far being an
utter faiiure). urged upon me to try DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan's medicine. l took their
advice--scnt you statement Of their con-
dition. receiving your medicine with in
structions- began treating at once. Ny
children began improving and within =
week their cough had stopped and were
calling for something to eat oiten during
the day. They continued TO improve so
rapidly that IL astonished US all | kept
up ths treatment for two months. both
being in excellent health by that time. Ii
is now three months since, and they are
enjoying better health than they ever did
am happy TO make this statement of
facts. and hope 1t may BE- the means of
benefting others IS 1t has in our case.
am very truly yours.
JOE II. RAY.
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IRON TERMINAL OR ENrERrpa POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line 10 take "a ali points T. vt and
south. II ~ The DINING CAR R0uTN Il
runs through Vsstbuled Trains every
day In the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
NO change of eara
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepers Of
latest equipment
--ToURisT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can he constructed aud in which
accommodations are both faKa auh fHrnsaaeI
for holders Of nrst or eecond-class tickets. sad
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous Inc connecting with oil lines
a6Oruing diTect and uninterrupted service
Pullman Sleeper reservations eaa he secured
In advance through any agent Of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
TO aud from ali noints In America England
and Europe can bs purchased ~ any ticket
Office OF this cornpaus.
Leave seattle AZ SOS a m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis or ~. Paul al $40 p. N.
PAufic Drvissos.- ARRIVE A. seattle q - a. M,
through train from Fast and south: ii:as a m
Olympia and Chehails exrsssg; s1s p. m.. Ia
coma express; IS p fn.. P9rtispt and south.
Leave seattle SEQ . m. through train FOR
East and south: 1890 q. "a; Taeonas express.
M. Portland and SOUTH
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping cars Gle
giant day coaches, finest palsne ainiax cars be-
tween Seattle, Iscoms and Portland direst
Daily service.
Full Information concerning rates. time Of
trains roHfes and other details fefnsshsd On
4 b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Axs..
III First ~, Cor. washfngtou. Portland, Or.
A. CHILBER6. Gay Tickot Agent, si6 second
street. BOSTON block, Seattle. Wash.
Z. ToSKIS. Ticket Aeeas,
seattle Depot, fsot Of Third street
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SAN FRANCISCO MARxKr K1vtKw.
saw fnAxclsco. March iS-wheas-sseady:
@i..sis
Of LIGHT proportions: No feed. soAsis&e
oa,s-Easy: the situauon ~ the moment
shspes LARGELY 10 the advantage of buyers
liberal consignment from Oregon has given Tue
market = depressed feeling, and lowering OF
nskfns rates became necessary 10 induce pnr-
chasyrs 70 take any interest ia the trade. choice
feed. 81, - 50. No feed. ~ .; lower grades
9ucszesl ~
uer.-oaies market: holders are frn. how
ever In asking rates. sseise-
pnts;oes--ssronx; Oregon sent Gown sWs
.ssks this week. Esriy Rose, <&ssG1oos fscE-
less. ssss 50; Rurhsaks, s24ss2n
Ratser-sseady. ssneT. lie. good TO ehoaes.
l2ssaai6c- -
NEW xonx MERCHANDISE
~pw Yoxx. March IL ~ Coffee - Options
a,,. a "a barely steady. iasta poiass aowns eses
arm, letaao aowa. salss VI. coo bass March, VS.
Anrsl. az soers ss May. eIs.sosiT.5a June.
A. tsss ~ IS, Jaiy. ti7e&i7 Is spot kio easier
s.lr earroes eplsc: Ne tiat bean. ls@ise
saSsr-RAw. sss adv sales. - hessheaeis, me
,ssses sugar. - sess AZ ss.e7 rshnct. easier on
Asii.tes he: standard. ssse. eesfeefieaers
"a st'tsr. ta~aeresi. ss,e; kranaistea. s-lee,
weal-wrsk: domestic fleece. sasssc.
snppar-- Neglected.; lake. March and April
GaN
fasd-Heavys domestic. SSs2sr
Ti.s-Essiess straits tsoso
eascAsc rxosucs xAkxKr
f>a,r.ao. March f>~As TIE close To-Day
vae., was lower. March. 7E4es May, we.
s,,ra--Essser. March. $3.50 May, -ssse
.sstx--GAsaer. March. ale. NAY. 2ies@
R.rlsy->oghing dcsng
rcrt-rsxssr, Msrch. $40 Sssss Nay. Nas7s
rsr,-sssa.sy: MsrcA. ale; May, tis's
Rys-Nay. ttsse.
SS.,rs r,ns--Msrch, ElT7. shoulders. " Sssase
shags clear. tAssssasa
uvgxroe1 GRAIN sssxxr
,,wx~~os,t March rs - wheat - firn; de~
~..,,.s rx,or. hoassers osssr moderately.
Carn-oaiss. demand poor
swfcsso Lvx srScx SkExsr
-,r.a> March - --cassse-Recea pa. E.eks
All slsssns iaSsse lesesi steers. N-nks y,
- 4. ssRa s.; ste<sers sad tees;ess. tssss
80 T.x.s ecrs-scd steers - s,ss1sA
ss.,~~-- receipts. sew ssssee sewrf. eea~sns
80 u,ixssa' light AID Aesvy, - soss -
sessss- receipts. s.ss; ssro2g; nAssses ssa
80 w.ssesn ecra sd. sssss@s@ Texas.
sss8A ----------
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DAcruc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria. At 8 p. IN. passengers received on
board ~ p. m.l March 4, 2, L. ~. "a. -, and
every ave days thereafter
For AIsgkas March and "a
From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. Atg a. N. March I. 8. IL. 10. "a.
2, 81 and every I've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained as the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, seattle.
liti0DAT.Ls PERKINS & CO.. San Francisco
n McLELLAN- superintendent. Seattle
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Consultation and prescription absolutely
rEKE.
Send for free book explaining tho Histo-
eenefic system.
CAuTIoN--The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in bat one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle hears the fol-
lowing inscription; "Dr j. Eugene ior-
dams Hisscgeneue Medicine Every other
device Is fraud
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ps,xx r,swxxrsn. MARIA is-~fhe IFc2so VIZ
,,,,s,r~a 10 san Francasce sasscsruS Hsorn1ss BOZ
rpAtrA - s.sA-
Tue RossvtAn eArk handsaees. eesa as-eas
-. nm. -x,.re tas nsssna fer san fssEcssesa.
s.s.s1. swsnx te~ess 10 SEA By the sux SEA LAaas
-ss.s ..hcre on the ssasa9s nsax pzHsssess sptA
:, sxssnssve hsxA gszss early this marHsns- aas
roverfsi ssg xyss vsEk - ssk anissasrs Zen
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UUY1 - knnufnr 1885, - sr6
60 Z - - 1,,v4~- - 49, - - -.
~ ~ Nod nfIae q ~ 49, rs..s~1 = " !.
moremenf p -. - $500 80 - x-x*xs -.
nnovunuenf a. - = s.rsr-s.~ = ~, Z,
buf IL has TT 1890 s~1~sess sS~N.~v - 80
II e6scs urpa tke 1920 prse~~ -. - -.
sfxnux = - a.<xss1es- 49, ~x.~~ - -
toward hf11ser vasuon - ne 1870 q 1870
sysov1nG And y b only . eueK<sca u sine
eesofe lie tnpeosensBs wzu - fit
1oex
Win Inu llfkze q fnse1eue kss sxnnxpfrr4 ssr~.
u market - fsnr seporsed. - ~ 1890
tbs Uas1e1 but Ne prevntlxne rxscus are r.
- nsfs azn0u9 MIL nen ~ bcSng high.
. ~ sasssF eD o1yinx oa1y tce present nssds.
e1s - pfoepse1 y fhet pFevni13ne values YIN
- = neansainsa - SONS ans get k<cstpls
S-ss -. ss1s1 neat auftog u week In the
yfssens enkaoox 0sfs = nothing of speesa, In
ssses1
COAL
-" ~ eainem = sns pssf year has
49, 49, 49, g.. nAskst onnas the ssssa
49,. aale save esea very sas1s
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49,. :. 80. ~ ~ unaAze seusss ~ N elnsu
- ~ a - - ncax her = Aish szas sanoszow
9 TosI 1owxsxpp. MasrA - II me - Liza.
- Ntysx, u1xh ths Bsztv5nn bArk Dundnr
G1pta1n Wis13nna. Ii sow fsn xaaAzme
- 80 kiasfesy. - ashere % - ned nsm
s.e paneeu1e0 Ibe 90 Tree sc.ed ~
Laca 81 Hnts3nssd Do<h sxae2psed - sov
tee nundssses - = high vnzxf sonfxAk
- knAxs1sco. MARCIA m--AxE4yed-Do.nnsr
S!A St<tcriA Cleaned - eesamw Muof
teExat. xnuAkno
80 FxAxcrsu1. March IA-CAusefe9-Joepph
= srsnnsy. coal rsepma - Son Yrsnc1sro Ar
nvsd-unsxzlls, vietsriA Cl<assd--M onsssnns,
xAnafmo
ros1 AAnfsnu. Mssch \. -saxisd- IsdAa wsve
nEw ronx. March 1A-Ar1zssd-Igdiaa Nonr
arch LoadOn. Bsxnexhsven.
Fkw fonx~ March M-Au1ye1-W9n, hon
2rnm q
LosDos. MareA la-slsAss1-H1smsnn. hon
ssv Yoxk ~ Answsrp
StAssov. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. from
4ev YORK
GIAssov, March m-Arsivsd-ssase of In
diana. Nv York
HOSE Kess. xascA M-Ar1vsa-Bssassa.
F&ue0wyer
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TIE steamer tosephsne VIII save Hafeest-
a<ss s1xuxzsAy zsorEing ~ q ~ Tor Fort
6anhse 6eAbeek. Onion city and Al uaY posnfs
- H1c1s EanAl Returning leaves Easou t1ty
MerAay ind Thurssay nsv1ing Per frssxhs -
konek JoU hkn4n1oG. Mmonh
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GnAxsa sxRxDAIx Huean MASTER
Eun rsak
u.k xArr srKAxrk xasKr.

WIN leave Ysxser's SOCK ~ q ~ every Nerasv
"Wednesday ard Friday *es THcsve- rsssia rafuf
Edrsznd &uekssteo N&rySsssse Lesel and
snaAesaixa. y<fxxnsng following says at ? a N
EF0 Il FsaS FER A4e Il
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NEW YoRx, March ls-ssocks opened today
extremely dull and and almost entirely profess
sional with consequent sagxing tendency In
prices which, however. ~ rule resulted In
nothing but slight fractional decreaseA Gov
eruments steady.
Petroleum opened steady q - and fell to n
q -
Stock Exchange opening, -: closing, ~.
Consolidated Exchange opening, S733S; closing
Ell.
Total alsa, 10000 harrela
rHn MONTY MARxEf.
Exw Yoax. March IA-Noney On call. easy.
~; prime mercantile papsr. s1s07h; sterling
exchsnss. dull and steady: so-day bisls. eAsl,s
demand. et.s<z.
Bar silver ss5s.
o. a. q trestsseredli2isxl'. 8 - tcoupons) i22s
u.S. )idBi q. 80 tcoupon). ioess
~ ~ ~
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QUICKEST TIxE 10 OLYMPIA.
xAMIIcHR AND sRAY-s HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrxoMAH,


uhe opposition hoao
Leaves TacoEa frcn the n r wharf daily. ex-
ceps surdav. ~ IA shxrn aef1rnsug.
sesvta kanilehfe i2.tS p m: Olympia. ap M !.
siusAhs Ia Tacoma p IN, connecfinR VITA
ars ihrorgh tzoass for Whatcam and way yasns&
Leaves Baker 4 Hacoa's dock foot oi Union
strsef. seattle. for TaccmA AZ p gn., sunday
y. k<-Thfs boat aust be taken FROM t.
coma for Ssray.s Hsrbar counsry. bcsn. the
only THROUGH BOAT
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PROOFS Of THE EFFICACY
HISlOCENETlC SYSTEM
OF TREATMENT.

]. Eugene Jordan. "A. ID.
SEATTLE. Feb. l6. 1890.
Doctor. my little daughter years old
Was taken with scarlet fever: Was sick two
days before | went for doctor. He came
and told me she had scarlet fever and was
very sick chfld, and seemed 70 feel quite
concerned about her. got the medicine
be prescribed and went 70 Gogging's and
got n. 90. @. Of your medicine and stayed
BY her night and day; gave II every Is
minutes. BY the way. told the doctor
not TO come until l sent for him. He
asked me II knew what dangerous dis
ease Il was. told him | would come for
him II needed. Ny mother has had con-
siderable experience with scarlet fever. ana
she was the most frightened woman you
ever saw. but had confidence in your
treatment. From the first hour she took
II she began to get better: in twelve hours
her water commenced 10 increase and from
the first dose she began to recover and
never stopped
! had my little boy years old take .
little occasionally: in about two weeks
little Of the rash came out on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother says my little girls rapid recov
cry Il the greatest case she ever knew in
oil her experience
gave her just - worth Of yonr treat
ment. A. h. PRATT.
Sacramento, Cal.
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SEATTLE BOX FACTORY.

SEATTLE BOX FAcTokYs
Stair Builders,
Store and Office Flxturoo
Ladders and Step-La6deS1
Tables Of all Kinda
Nantes and Shelve1
Turning and Scroll SoSeln
Moldings and Brackets,
Ash, Alder, Maples T.
Wood, Etc. III
sKooKUM MANIC CO
Fifth ST.. two bl'ks north ofrlko
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The company reserves the right % change the
time table or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIKN. Master
Z ". McGINNTs. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. p. N Co. La.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAiiwAy~THE ONLY
TRASscoSTINESrAL LINE
Ranning solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
CONSISTING or
Palace Sleeping and psflef cars,
Elegant day eosehes
IaxnrIoas dining cars.
Commodieus ooionss sleeping cafs-tae latter
THROUGH TICKETS
To N. Paul, Chicago. Detroit Toronto, Montreal,
Quebec. Halifax. - John. New York.
Boston. Portland. and all
points ia tie tnited
States and Cansas- can be psrehased ~ lees rates
than via ans other liua.
Passengers booked to and frofa al European
points.
For rates. maps and particulars call on or al
q O. MccoRp,
No Washington street, Portland. or.
r.. W. MsGTANis~, seattle. wash
VIZ. EAk-0N, Tacoma, WASH
DE BROWN, ASH ten. RI sgat and rsssen-
ger Agent. Vancouver. e
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian PAcsnc CO., po*setlsce.
CoLUNBIA PUGET soUsD RAILRoaD--
Trains arrive and leave ses,tis o. folIowE
Iesvs. Arrfvs
E E,,"s.,s ., sRs way - opn . .zssa
cosl trains. with coach attached. hsvs no
regular running unsl ID 80 80 pAs s.
WASHINGTON sAvIyos BAsK-ixcoG~
w yoES.ed ssaes tae territorial i4z&
cApfrAL sam
w pesreorH FEsaassns
u y Lesstofn ..-s.. &C. if1zss.en-
II. n. Higgins tAs2leE
sexxx.AI rAxKsso sraSsss rsAxs4c ~
f,-xsts draws on al ts@~s - the word IN
tsrrss PAID on ssvinss AID tine derossts
Eours-f9 q n. . ,. IA. All Saturday eyea.
frus from 20 ocs1ek
Deposits mar be frafs IN person % By rrgss
tired letter. mcaey ostsr % express. and Ges1oszs
boeks wlil be returned - requested.
Money lo&aee On sez4 sstsss a. Reasonable rates.
TIE wAszGxoTos NATIONAL RAsg-
tIsxsn e:scx. No ses s>eana street,. neswees
Jxsnes ssae GzezrYs
20 GRAVES fsexs4eai
~. " Wee Sssxs<teft
~ r kALA Ls--.s--.-----.s-----s.-.--1s xzszex.
xsssesssss sr.ss.l Ssskaas Ssssassk
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CEaTTTE. LAKE SHORE EASTERN Rail-
- way
Tine Of srrivsi and 1spsrtare OF trains
froza eaxssse
DAILY, ExcEfT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive.
For snehornisA Rffad snds
wax p9i9ss..4...l.-..s..-s..,t ss1sm 40 Pm
For SnohonisA And Way ssepu el5am
For Gsisfnan. Sue4Nasnsas,i
South Bsnd aad way ptSs aaaam <arm
Fos suburban 20 50 tsa trans daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Arrive
For snohca ish. Rudd and
way-~s.....-.,... .....-.-..s smsm s@pm
For snahoalish sn1 wayf
points .-...., .......-.........'..s sapm Ieieam
For SnoQuslrie. Soushl
Bend ana way........-.-..t soeam ssepm
For Gilman and wsy......--. -, - "a
For Suburban poiats seven trains each WAY.
Call for pocket time card.
r. W. RUFF zen. Pass. AgL
F.w. u. HoIBRo0E. Manager.
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70 vHE lan,en


.zsn . diseases o< woraeu ara chlise-s <E.lz
ssasnss 1sozS any chscure dilnculf = -
aaseAss er II The common rousfre 4osssnss ri p
sm ,s ~ ~ smems<s The csleseassd spSeiS7
sssssea - every department. II msaics7 S~
ksess experience. The profess - ~ = e.. -
q Ss .1ess.ssss i TIE hospis.is & srse ~
Nonaa's Hospital c0isexe New 49, IT III
cue q the most saccessfai ana 49, 49, ss
eoiesie&a specialists IN this eountrx ~
TO Young and AaIddle-Arna =
Nersons Ieo.ity, spermsscrrArs. -
sssn' nry salslsal pssAy. arising frssa a :
Isnpzes "a TIE face. ayersion q sor3<sS ~.
discouraged. lack OF cnatenoH All -
49,. .sss,y e e sa..ns.s and hnd9 ~ ~
$1,000 AND Skin nssr~>~ 4
cesarissssy ssa lass raess dreadfaa y u
Sseers. CAtArrh. efo. vevw.m~~1N, A ~
Aisn ssasx nsss fAilsd - (
psin.sl dsf5rnlI too frrassof
n.eoay arsrs high colcred = wi2i 155SS
sssas % standing. weak back. eoSSS
Car s lsssos.s p,s'mpay sad saisls g
OS sssecss. - Hased unon =. -
ne 1ss remedies Get quickly saa en-. -.
We DO NOT ciaim % hnov sv.--.<...- :.
ton 10 medicine or tliscasra a. ~ - 49,
Yer. we. ssse enf We do claim tha1 49, 49,
ssso sid increasing practioA Win rrssS.'f.SI.
,nrs All, n sustain u ars NE hsul psoo{ e s
Experience Il worth everysAi,e r....-....-..
rAined ~ consulting with. criticSily 49, i31SS
and successfully ue&ftag thounnn6s ~ sssS...zz
~ every SO. sex profession and ononre{ - zlk
tscted with eveFy presRntahlo lorn ~ 6ss1ss ~
uissssA ef dsfnfnsty, enables n 70 -
taneFlns win Ike mesAdiox thna - SSSSess
ctsoea N restoring health - larsS usc{>ss{6s s
cases tfeAisa, even after ofhaP - lifn1 sSS5
kehc physie1ans have failed q 49, ~
Lent e1anEo Tor the better
We are pasrontxed by : eloD q fnAam 49,
tfutemra 700 sAxactou1 10 b tmpuond u11SS E2
na igaotaat quaek. and tney - 10 innS SS,7
WI - - s,knsened away IRON physloi1n4 V
rsrsoascalline - our ONO O. Asvs 4, -
action 81 free consultation Win - cS111s.
ance thai lacy may depend upoa pooo1V1n1 7S@
uiH oblnseEsA honorable. square doo1}n6 GS27SI.
able enarEcs aud no encouraeomon1 w}9SS11 n 3
prosrcct % Improvement OF cara -
uns practice II founded upou ekoPooufm Gu
.ss, s me.aods without rsfsFsnue - eoho18 q
You win noe Be srxsd o. pousnndod = 80.
treatment and no one viii - 0ooooa uSfi<
there e stfong nrchahiliey q euto q roeI6
nsnt benefit Make intsrsoxasious an1 49,
oilire hoars Froms Z n. vi = -
dava 10 III q m Only. s 81
Il. h-Persons unable - m - - IL
treated 1t their homoe ~ ooGDo0oqU1 e
Medicines and Instructions AenD ~ ISL - ~
preua Consultation ma N
Aiwsyu send stamp when reDay y exuc
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GROCERIES,

~ hes been very good demand for
seerise Of Ill kinds during the week. The
Uasaee spsakins In general terms hAs been
- and steady. With these two important cle-
IN = they are. the market could hardly be
80 shAn satisfactory. winters distractions
aaSieAfion and land transportation have
- removed. and merchants ia fsr-away ham
~ vho have been shut or from communities
80 ~ stocking up, and ia consequences there
ma1kcd increase ia the volume OF trade.
wneaeeAis gfocers report = coed movement in
- ana lards. with no changes In the valnes
- zane The sugar market 10 quiet pend
decision IN the injunction suit against the
Snercan eugar Refinery. Sales are large.
sssoa sse exactly rs last quoted.
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mo MoNTHsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 CRAFTS HARBoR 4 4
Through In ono day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily ct Kamiichie q Inn
With steamer from Seattle.
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ITO SAN FRANCISCO
And All FONTS In
CALIFORNIA
Via the Nj. Shasta Route ~
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The cniy rcnte
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF THE rscfstc coasr.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLggrEas
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 10 express trains. adorlsng superior
accommodations for secoad-eiess passengers
For rates. tickets, sleerine-csr reservations.
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
AGENT, 10 soath Tenth street. Taenms. Wass.
i. p. ROGERS. ASS. General Freight and Pas
senger Agent Portland. Or.
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Ten cas- lumber. l car wood. car nails. car
hoofings. car dous. car dressed hsef. car
condensed milk, 600 cases hams. l car foonng, 9
cars merchandise. can sa.hes and doors ears
stone, cor shingles. cars brick. i.2Oo mats rice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

n nod demand for frust continues and
gplso1id trade y enjoyed By local merchants
ahe nafket he's been hare Of apples al week,
oa1 With the exception Of few lots Of inferior
1selmn isso now. These move slowly II n per
ond California lemons and for them there u .
eood demand. OF I'll the fruits In season
efsneo1. Of course, lead In sAjsA They ere very
plentiful and prices continue 70 lower. The
decline Of this week viii b noted In quotations.
4 large consignment Of orsngss 10 expected
leee today o. the Steamship City OF Puehla.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

~ hop market has undergone no change
uno The last report Of It's condition vas pro-
eeesd week ago shipping has been = little
~ during the week, bu, the major part OF Il
- oeen done b. Jerome catlin. an account
= ehdes shipments has already been published.
het4insp are gradually dwindling down. and
~ now bat ANAL With the Eastern and
kumpsan markets thsre have been but few
enAneeA Stale prices are ~ last quoted.
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norxL AxKrvALA

HOTEL AK8IvALA
TIE TNoQr AxuIK
MsNauxht. o. Paul II Thomas. n Yaktna
G vo~. Portland. II widen. Iowa Falis
Z stewart Iowa Fails G B Dufkooy. Portland
0itsou 4 VI, GiIm'n 7 Muliarky. Gilman
y Af6innis, do Il REESE. do
DFyses 10 MsEIa. do
Mfs RAife. Fan City Nn supsniskie- WOODY
Mia = spenees, Tacoma @ ts~sschmsn, Gilman
VIM JuiIs. Gilman Nv Jones, City
Brown & vi. suohom' o Hall. white River
Through Puil man ve>ubu I'd slsepeu ana AIN
inx-cAus Aiso sasess improved tourist sie<psu
t6xonGh 10 the East VIA Northern Pacific rail-
nod. n Chiiberx, city tick agent. TlS 6eeoud
sffees, boston bi0ek: 4 Tonkins depot uckss
agent 6tnfs5e
The Old Hcmessesdr today
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n huttes market II not strong. Stocks are
hkaood, sad there b . good demand. The
sunfea = largely supplied from California
lnW fblnt Bryes jobs II 20 per lb extra
GA6loo caIiioxnia st lac per ID. and picked roll
= II poelh There u not much creamery but
owin ~ market, and there 10 only = light de-
nnn1 ~ Il xasteru picked roll 10 worth lsc
~ lb end Eastern solid creamery s2s<9G1c
Dssih
Cheese b about - last reported. The Eastern
osslc1e SIN Fales the market Prices are I'M
Dhaneed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

The Old Honsssesd~ sodsy.