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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-20
Ayers
Hair Vigor

hot Only prevented my ssEs from becoming
hala. bf5t Z sia1 caused an entirely new
growth Il hair. as ready Ia certify TO this
statement before justice II the peace. -
H. iiais@bgs, I.ew.sbnrgA, iowa
some years ago, after 4 severe attack %
brain fever. .ay hair all came out used
siieh preparations for restoring Il as ms ply
sisians ordered, bat failed 10 produce a
growth u hatr ] then tried, sHeeesslyely,
several articles reeomBie ndsd BY druggists,
and all alike fell short a accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy applied
was Ayers Hair .yisor VI Inch brought 4
growth Of hair ~ few week. I think /
used eight bottles III tao years. more than
vas necessary as a restorative but liked il
as dressing. and have continued 10 nsr It
for that purpose, | beis.se Ayers Hair
Nigof possesses virtues fag above those OF
any similar preparation now on the masket.s
Vincent jones RiehulgE.d Ind
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Ror1l

kfNNFEFfT.
In Vienna. Ane ID, To the wife Of Lafor"st Dor
ost, twin sous.
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The Ncw England Telephone and Telegraph
Company respectfully petition ~ Msyor aha
Board Of AldrruTD u :he city of Augusta fpr a
locaiisn ~ IT, gse4 and wire- thereon Sd ihr fOl
iGsiag named streets and highway ~ .aid city
said company agrees 20 'esrrvf sfnee ~ the tOr
Of al the above pDirs forfslephou. IRE aarfa and
police signal vines used Tor nufiicl pal purposes
saif p0is. 10 be erected undrr the ,ulervision -
Such f'eers ~ said said city may q sigHatc.
Following are ;be streets end highWays above
fefeSrcd to- On ths street leaSing 20 he ner
tTidg- acro-s the H. HHfiec riysr: thence on aid
bridze ard fhsHcs on the highway ~ iast "a
gusts leading 3 It she State Hospital for insane
20 thsfses tHBn Inc
IHE NV ESGtANG TYLErnCNg AND
TEfyg~ArH Co,
Byj. p. s1Asfohp, suI efints naeni.
Augusta Aog IN, no.
CfrY oF ArGrsTA,i
Hkvus's DTFrg, August -, l-yI
I Jon the s0feytdGg tttifion Il il ordered that
70. ice Se given by pebiishiag eapJ thereof and
~ this eraer Ia ne Daily MFarse iac JonYna' and
flat q baaFlrg thereon ie ziyfn Al the AIdefmen's
raoTn. .eyi ~ isi9 ~ ia S'eioos T. w. A.
whlcb tim. and psce aii pefs0ns interest q fiteft
IN slsah have fgN opportunity 30 show cause W.
tie prayer ~ tsi9 ri, ion .hoHld not be gfabtsd
re last Publication - said notic- 70 oe st .eas9
fourteen day bff1Fe sai1 ~ ariny.
II IL aGIgsgsd taa' No PER- onsi nSfiee need b.
given SANS " W. LkNy MAJOR
Attest FEa.K g.. souTBAkD, City Citrk.
aBg54it
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The foflosiag ere III. snsries for the u-
satsA % be JAILED OF Hammonds. Friday
afternoon Arr %.
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Special Embellishments

Small advertisements. nos sxsec<.ips sear lins :
so1tex snaer The bead q wAxrsn. bon SALE.
10 LET. LOST 80. vii ee Inserted TIVE sir.es a :
. seass ss-se .tn,es fer II eenss xaa eEe wSsk ssy
- cents. advance payment.
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OAKrAsp. Or. August %. 1883.

GARLAND, OR-. August -. 1888.
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan, seattle. w. T.:
Deer Ssr-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
Al treatment to remove IL seemed faii-
urs. They both continued to grow worse,
coughing constantly; had no appetite, b.
coming greatly reduced in flesh.
Ny frisnds. realizing, as well as myself.
that my children were in very critical
condition. with every symptom Of quick
consumption (ail treatment 80 far being IN
utter faiiure). urged upon me 70 try DR.. j.
Eugene yordan's medicine. / took their
advice-sent You statement OF their con-
dition. receiving your medicine with in
structions. began treating 1t once. Ny
children began improving and within Z
week their cough had stopped and we're
calling for something to eat oiten during
the day. They continued TO improve 20
rapidly that 1t sstonished us all kept
mp tho 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 Il may be the means OF
benefiting others rs IL has in our case.
an very truly yours.
JOE II. RAY.
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1870, 0ee1nn ama $500 00RH 4uxeu
1p4 alm. mnUGk
-4ooetDA 49, mRnme - e hsnkw:
D0DAM Eo1k. e11GD2lk
KeoetpA keD1 nnosdy - ssnnnar:
oSe9 0e00k0- WeGensn cnxm- I'D, o&Gn0k -
~ Dvsuevs Jsurse1 spseza1 k0udea rshterrun
@sU = light nod ssnso sup0ay. boz hessy
esu1O - Ansrteans ss1en<1ens l191zsxc, ~
pound
cMsrAec 1acDCcB mAnKxr.
CnrcAecs 1afeh IL-C3pee-nyo--HaseA. <zg.sr
ssousdsFs-eA zoxs. shan dor. 9lx06. d
nesiey-Eoehtng dsane.
Whisky-Q
Ebert nbe-NascA. g&sk
LryEESocL enArx nAxKHT.
LvsEroox. MARCH iI-wAsat- Qussk: hss6ers
s6er moderately
Cosu-o1tes: easy.
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Ihe baxk Noamfua 4 suu a usrriasso. 4
smiths 4hnxf.
ne stsss = wa1Ainssss len ~ wAssosn =
usual - sight
The ,. c Britain Anished Af.ehasxfn~ -
baksre uhasl yssessday.
me osamsbip Hnystea Repuhase iefs q.
traoe1soe y<s1ssday ~ ths sound.
1he hafk 0eSnanIa - soued % o. cuea
senksu nu0 Wsa eeaxtle yesterday.
Ins oeosgs ~. xs6es win arrive q Pom
- sodeJ fsou Departure hay.
me eesaDR pansy LAks beoushs in eighty
80 q nay ffo8 the nkAg1s s1vn yesterday.
IL schooees nspassss moved frum Bedsre,s
war 70 shs Hatnsld- Coleman wharf yestsrday.
10 heEk MeIoss ass1vsd here yesterday fson
80 IA ctsco In baliaak She toads return
cargo Of coal
The htliing for III steamer Nichiesa vss n.
ceaved here yesterday from Portland. and she
hsfseaf n expecssd hers today.
The collier WiIamsefs YIN seavs for Portland
sooay With ? GO tons 81 coal. force oI men
~ 9 work yssssrday giving the wiiIamctss >
cost Of paint
II w.s rsposted yesterday that the schooner
Challenge haA bs<n sa1sly sosssn on the rocks
q 0usmss island. bot noshinx desnise could Be
learned shout the matter.
The steamer Premier bsought IN 500 barrels Of
hDe iron Roche HAsbof and twenty tons Of
Mefchsndise frsm Vancouver yesterday. She
o1schasBrd hes lime ~ HasAeId's wharf
The baskruttns Amelia, sailing In the Wells
Linz arvtysd hsse yesterday fson Port Towns
end, Which posne che reached Monday from San
Ifanotscn She brings . full cargo for the
sound. Of Winch SO tons are Tor Seattle. she il
now dtschsrgfnG - Yesi rs wharf.
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It the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line 10 take to ell point. q, st and
south. IL 10 the DINING CAR kouTs- lt
runs through vesttbuled Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND cHlCAGo
mo change Of eara
Composed Of Dining Cars UNSURPASSED, Pull.
man Drawing Room sleepers ~
latest squipmenI
-TouRIsT SLEEPING CARS
Rest that can be constsueted and In which
accommodations ara both FnxE and fHrnished
Tor holders Of first or sccondclaW tickets, aud
KLEGASr DAY coAcHEs
4 continuous line connecting w.th Oh lines
anorutng direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations eau h. secured
In advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from oil points in America England
and Europe can Be purchased Al any ticket
Leave seattle At Sos q m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis or b. Paul NJ $40 p. ma
PACIFIC DfvIaoS.--Arrive ~ seattle .: n Z m,
Olympia ana chehalis exrr -. AS p m, IL
coma express: . So p m. Portland aud South.
Leave seattle $40 = m. through train for
us > M. oiymr,a and cneiaiis express: =
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
s.ss aa and n.s b.
F1ii information concerning rates, time Of
trains. rouses and other details furnished on
A. 3. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass. AT,
~ rirsf 81, Cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
A. cHILBEEd. City Tie.:. Agsni: sis second
seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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PROOFS Of THE EHnuEItI
nSlOCENETC SYSTEM


= Eagsne Jordan, II. D.
ExArrLg. Feb IS, is90
Doctor. my nttse daughter years old
t.ken with scszies lever VS. sick tve
cays oeioss ! vent Tor doctor. He csms
sno soed ne she had scarlet feveR md was
vesy sick chiId. and seemed 70 fe1 quits
c1eefnsd about hw. I rot The medicine
ne prescribed and went 70 Gogging's and
9os = o. 9. Of your medicine and stayed
~ hsr night and day. gave it every Is
n1nufeA By ths way, told the doctor
nos e emo Until / sent for him He
asksd ne Il knew what . dangerous dis
sass . vzs- tod him would come for
MN needed Ny mother hes hsd con-
siderable experiencs with scarlet fever. ard
sne was The most frightened woman you
ever $50, bat ! had conf 3ence IN your
treatment. From the fsrst hour she look
y shs began 70 get better. in twelve hours
Der water commenced TO increase and from
the nFst doss she began % recover and
nsvez stopped
! had my little boy years old take .
little occasionally; In about two veeks .
isstss cf the rash came out On him and that
ended ths whole thing.
Mother says my little girls rapid recov-
cry b the greatest case she ever knew tn
al her experience.
! gave her just IS worth Of your treat
ment- A. II. PRATT.
Sacramento. Cal
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aAAkkrs sY TELEGRAPH.

Al FRANCISCO xAxxwr REVIEW.
-. ssAxcssea March Easy;
cs-ssrcns: No I iced. rsa<c.
situation . little more favorable fog
q NAN . week ago: choice feed. 81. II, No.
NY. bower grades. sicsssi q
1sS ifsde 20 light ~ 70 be almost nominal
ne higher egars VIII be paid for
- fancy. bat holders want N sdvanced
a,s-F,rm: demand good and quick:
- n9sN; Peerless, tssaS. Bar
=. sass: fancy. &c: good 10 choice. Isl
ns,s-aar; California. ,ssls.,c: Eastern.
AsAarsrs
NV voRK MERCHANDISE.
~ snk. March n-Hops--weAh.
N puons elosed steady and unchanged
- an dovn: sales. N.cp bags: March.
Apsik N7-Ssi7.Ss; Mar, si- sssAi7. 70:
sS4EA SPOT Kio. arm; fair csrSoes,
= aas bean. l;s.c,
Aav sssadys refined arm.
sdy; domestic neecs. SzqNc
iaeasy; lake. March and Arxsl. siA
domestic. 0s-a,
m; esrasn. SaA
icAsc AVE svocg NARKgr
- March Recs,psa. Am,
= NC higher: eeeves. ~ sosais ssesra.
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San FRAScisco. March li.--AYyived-eansa
Cruz, Pors Townsend. sailed-Wlina. gsuss-
mo; Haytisn Republic. Port Townsend; walIs
Wslia. Victoria; ofseon. Nanaimo.
YOKOHAMA. March Batavia. Van
eouvsx
LoxDoE. March N.-oeiied-cairnsmose Pu.
at aouad
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DE AND SHIPPING.
- ADVANCE m POTATOES.


esATns. 1GaseA n, IA
= = ~ 6satfis Clearinghouse scday
~ epsntsx q spring - inproyeneus
80 II neasly every bfnnch 81 tFa1a.
q ,ntesese havo takoa p1aoo II TIE
~ ~ asU looked foe 81 - f0mov
117n. n exact condition q The 3i8bs-
yin b Soupd - dsea11 below:
r 3 ~ shipments nofhine ~ tntsroot
"a n the hop markst duFtpg she
- lnSu. In this time theee has hson
~ = chonge In the situaG5ou heso n
- n downward movemant q ~
- nnrket ord ne qu1etneo Ia a. nov
~ - hsvs he'd no efEecf on this uukst,
s. - - hsrs - over. liberal ssesmaso
1890 N The slnse - present u lyoo1,
- uonId that - low. Values ere -
6<ru a1i peevsils II almost evsTy te1ncA
- nsfbek There h eood demand
11Inu, tongue and groove, etc. for in-
- 1H1pR. but for other classes OF lumber
~ eail The reason for the heavy cai1
1fod u material mentioned II obvioua
- q evefy ten new buildings in the
80 ~ = be fitted up on the interior. and
S ~ - = dOns under cover the weather IL
Seoos Tia dullneas naturally has ~
y ~ go. sad ~ local mills ase with few
ynnnfne on short time The eaTke4
J n iittle q no strength at fhs hed rock
800 Duch has been tho sifuo1ion al
- eneh will continue 70 be ehe oase
Noofhes grows warmer and the spEins
L mosGunens n insuguratedL
IS LOGS.
81 - - ~ plentiful enough b mses al
= nlDumen6 Of the present tina, but tho
z 1he1 available 20 this market 10
~ - they ore consequently high
fnunDr - his: A number u hooma Of
- IA lost, and q various times during
- 18th Il has boen impoasibie 70 handle
q = IL sound on account Of the stormy
& 80 ne market y sin nrm 1t the high
oun1niso cf the grocery msskst hss bean
p uhceesy during the past week. sssadi.
81 - pesvai1ed in every tine. not single
- uoment occurring In tho entire
- Gsuation with the various staples II
- = ~ roported. The sugar market 10
- loonIs's jsbbang trade IN groceries cen.
- oeinpsove daily.
COAL.
S - ~ d coal have besn very good Dur
- ~ ~ vook, and will continue 90 II the
: - Sunains q Il L. Shipping psomisss to
ono u aetivity Immediately. The output
nm6o On the Columbia 4 Puget sound
80 ~ ~ PSI seven days was up 70 the
- Ne output Of the Gilman mine for
3 - - ~ larger than Il has besn Tor sone
zg - last seven days the following ves.
- ~ leading hogu and departed for their
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los, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
yREE.r
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic Systom-
CAUTION-The Histogenstic Medicines
are sold In but one agency in each town.
Ths labsl around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: DR. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every other
device IL fraud.
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n sesan3 JesspAins vsn iosvs Hst1Aad.
ccinAn wharf, focs q Aaxsoa sl1ssx wsdnssday
ca1Aia. onheek. rrisa c1sy and al way poknn
- ueodss Canal 1ssuxRtng hseves CnSea CITY
Mooday and TAurpday DDru1uG Hog fsntgAs e.
kunr6 JOHN AxDKnnoN. Ha1aoGs
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QUICKEST TnE 70 OLYMPIA
KAMIcHn AND GRAY.s HARBoR
THE PAssESGxR srrANrE nrIrSoxan


me opposition bcan
Leaves facena mon the n r wharf daily. IN.
cept sunday. q N shara Returnine
.csvss kanilcnis la:x p N: Olympia, az A.
ssaaux Al issoma p m, connectina with
ere tnroaGn hoan Tor Whatcom and vny rcsnia
Leaves Baker 4 Bacos's dcek, iooe 81 union
st,s<s seattle. for Tacoma st p n, sunday.
N h-fhts boat must b. tAken from n
coma tor 1rays Harbcx courtry, being the
only THROUGH BOAT.
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Inc company reserves the night 20 change tn
time table or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM srATTLK
Tuesdays and FridayA
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sEATTLK
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEN, Mastes.
E w. McGINNIs. Agent
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cTEAxKR KIRKLAND
uxAyKa rowER HorsK


Leaves q q n. for Jranita and Gay parts
Leaves u = n. and p M fos Newcastle
axd cay porsA
Leaves ss 80 p n. fos Jssnita aud way porsa
Leaves q II. - D. ~. sor HcugAson and way
HI LorGHxAp. Manages.
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EAn rlxx
"a MAn srEAxrR MAnsr

WIN teave YeslerD dock q q ~. every N,ntssv
Wednesday end Friday for Twelve mile Point
Edu0nda Muckf1seo Nayysyt.le Iawest ana
snoAonfsA. returning following asys as.am
GEn "A rs,STkR Ace 4
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SEATTLE BOX FACTORY,

SEATTLE BOX FACTORY
Stair Builders,
Store and Once FlxturoQt
Ladders and Step-Laddora
Tables of I'll Kinda
Mantleo and ShelvooL
Turning and Scroll SaWlnG
Moldinge and Brackok4
Ash, Alder, Maple Rel
sKooKUM MANIC ca.
Filth St. two bl'ks north ofPllo
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THEo ONLY
TRANscoNTISxNTAL LANE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
-cosasriss or
Palace Sleeping and psrios cars.
Elegant day coaches.
Luxurious dining cars.
comnodious coiouiss .sleepinE ean-tas latter
THROUGH TICKETS
TO a. Paul. Chicago. Detroit, Toronto, Montreal.
Quebec. HALIFAX. q John, New YORK,
Boston. Portland. and all
points In The United
States and Canada. can be purchased q less rates
than via any other line.
Passengers booked 70 and from all European
points.
For rates. maps and Particular call on or al
81 q. McCoaD.
No. washington street. Portland Or.
EW MeGISSIse, Seattle, wash.
W.F.EAR>OS. Tacoma, Wash.
d. T. BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight and Fasssn-
Ter Agent, Vancouver, n. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, possOtioe-
NoLuNBlA PUGET SOUND RxTLR0XD-
Trains asrivs ana ieavs Seattle o follows
Lam Axxf~~
s s..ns.;s =. ssa ser :gss.
Coal trains with eoeeh attached, have %
"ss'aa running unf w s ~ gs;sss 1890,
MARK TEN SUI
Japanese Bazaar
SAxcsY . nsesr~. s.ncx. rs
rihs -. Bet rssss SD second.
Fine Chinese and japanese
FANCY GOODS.
$4,000 Cigars q Cost Price.
1ioe esesss1sse 81 Ivessss. gronsa.
Heseol010o.
o11h D0best1sred Dvsssiae Oevs. -
0Doh10g 4oA9ee-. o1ik kmhSoaAovn1
osaAhsssA3sEs. LeAiss' CsAsrvsas.
Japan Bazaar
REMOVAL SALE.
s1n ssli or large and cOmpLD1D sTrCg
Japaness eoodo - veTy Low 1x1CBo, =
1en1a cal an1 - -
ls4i7 eQ0mv oTRGgI.
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pAc1r1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows.
For san rnncisco, via Pogt Townsend and
Victoria: At p. m fpassengen received on
board ct p. m.l March 4 ., II. 10. ~. -, and
every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: March and -
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
found ports: Ate q m. March I, q. II, Is, n,
rs. 81, and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may b obtained - the once Of the
company At Ocean Dock, Seattle.
G0ODlLf. PERKINS 4 Co, Gan Francisco.
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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SooA

- dtaatiou In he co market 10 unchanged.
~ xoetsru are drm q Ioc Per dozen. and
- q hem sse being rapidly depleted. In
~ esolen ase again placing osdsrs In the
~ The market ID we'll stocked with fresh
- 30 which job ~ sc Per dozen. For
~ thsrs h coed demand Fresh ranch
nsee scarce q the same figure No immcdi.
eoengs IN the atustion IL looked for, al
oh ~ frssh stocks Of Eastern eggs will
10y command hiGhsr figures when they
~ aefe than those st present In market.
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VIC ETABLKS.

le1oes hsye advanced again and ere now n.
. b psr y: the Highest figure reached
= ysasa The local supply hes grown
- egnin. In fact, Il d almost exhausted ana
uefket u drawing on Minnesota and Mis-
- - acckA The heavy demand Tor posa.
eeslnuss and dealers win pay any prize
ollaents The average price paid 10 farm
leye pr Ton, and the jobbing rate IL $50 per
heoo not sesm posssble that the market
e0y higher. although nothing can be
m1neu.
Snaes = ssiii scarce and prices are high.
- cher vegetables there have been no
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sle ne last tweuty.ionr hours Foods and
-. .ass vers shipped from seattle 10 the
~ N country Is follows: Northern Pa
- s.nssc. u .ons; Columbia 4 Puget sound
49, = tons. Seattle. Lake shore Eastern
= iona By waser-Fieetwccd. . tons.
~. Aaseseen. ~ tons: W. r. Munrce. s tons:
- - 1loo tons; Michigan, tons: Glide.
&ecs. tons; state OF Warrington. 10
~ .sNsaaveu. = tons Total shipments.
SAfvRx OF nRcsrra
- OH. cars mixed merchandise. car
cAf milk. car tailow. s.o(u casss OF.
~. ears lumeer. cars brick.
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- ~ md oats there is little OF special in.
ttiees hare been arm at quotations Ill
- ~ - now. Both markets are well
No change Ii looked Tor very soon-
have been free. as have been ship
Ihere b heavy demand for both hay
q The local market. and also In the
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Tho Old nomesiesd'' today.
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AAspisr And raoprcE REcKtrrA
~ Ne Lest twenty four hours the meschan-
~, peodsce receipts at this port were ~
49,. Northern Pacific railroad. SO tons.
SI. - = Puget sound railroad. Is tons.
Laks shore a Eastern railway. -. tona
q Fanny Lake. 20 tons: ". =. Munroe.
Sdlih. tons. Amelia, 600 tons. Premier
= Total receipta Isl tonA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-12

Maps OF Ballard, showing wsere the Manitoba
railroad aud canadian Pcs Inc railway are COM
ing in and Wh< ~ the great real Estate deals are
going on- Daniel Jones Co. es2 Second
Reservations or any ssesm.h p iise in the Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
COMING TO CONGRESS.
Some OF These Gentlemen Will Be
Among Us in 1912

The fourth ward democratic executive COM
mittee clinched the assured nomination of
State Senator William McAleer for Congress in
the third Pennsylvania district at the meeting
held last night Several preambles and resolu-
tions indorsing the senator were passed unani-
mously. The following nominations for Con-
gress were made yesterday:
J. r. s. Pitts, by the republicans Of the ffth
district Of Mississippi
Rev. RID. Clark, by the prohibitionists Of the
thirteenth district Of Indiana.
r. W. Everett, by the democrats Of the
seventh district Of Georgia.
Zion A Darnell, by the republicans Of the
ninth district Of Georgia.
Clinton Rabbit, by the democrats Of the first
district OF Wisconsin
David II. Patton, by the democrats OF the
tenth district Of Indiana.
1; I: FeathersMtone, BY the republicans of the
Case Frederick, by the republicans Of the
first district OF Kansas
d. s. Hare, by the democrats of the eighth
district Of Ohio.
Thomas II: Carter, BY the republicans Of He
lena and Butte, Montana.
Henry Page, by the democrats Of the irst
district of Maryland.
O. NJ. Hall, by the democrats Of the third dis
trict Of Minnesota.
=. n. NAay Evans, Dy the republicans OF the
third district Of Tennessee
Ex-United States Senator Mort Wilkinson, by
the democrats OF the second district Of Mime
sofa.
1t has been discovered that Judge spoln,,
who was nominated for Congress by the re-
pubiicans Of the seventh Texas (Crain's) dis
trict. was not naturalizod until June 6, 1888.
As the Constitution specifies that q congress-
man must have been citizen for seven years
~ is probable that another convention will be
held to nominate another man.