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Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

5E.rE1-E. Ssia- Oss1. - >yIzEE. Tt1s
r-Lu ~ I'm Eu 4 rvpuei5s;Ia ciz4s q
l.jln veteran s,GLsrs Z, se rr.zlu "a. =
5hE my F-oaIy sTtnl-r. 4 IiLE d, ilIl t+s.s
h-EVi1r ir~il-;y s.ssr ussgatt TIE 1Dt rgr. 2
ah& ,sE1ell.En LISA Ers jEaEruz-1aG 1.s iIEA
IL bss1ve gss-s u she eBu;iEs.yi t-,lm I27v Il-
L. ias. cb,sss zte5s.su'u .iT-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Ninhrara ALI RiZhf.

NIosEAKA, Neb.. oct. e. Special Tele-
gram 10 The BEE-.-Au enthusiasts replb-
Ican rally was held here last night at which
r Gamble and l. B, Fre1eh ot Van ktoa. W.
II McNu,ta Of SioGx City, and 4. 3. Holmes
OF Norfolk spoke and kept Large audience
entertained Until near midnight Holmes
iyvelt thoroughly Don the republi car ticket
and met with favorable sppI4Uss.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

kewa1nec oDIhiy. qgzrrssi pith hb Nife
bride - a fcgg ween. lA regard ~ lhh g4Al-
tl'y ~ p1ia,osa 'hey .hoIh r.i ia f0f winter
LIducyef grew l1sanriy a. ~ a11 setI,Sg
hh Wi1rhc-fSf mfr te sl8t her ccad a. sl's
ran from tue hOIsc. Tue murderer thea pIt
'1e rn4zlle o. ,he rife t0 L.a 0nn he41 aLc
h.eN Ia nfA-nA -,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
The Wealth Forecast

F'oc Omaha Aud Vicizisy Fair WARNER
E'er NebrKs kI-Coltsr. except warmer IN
extrez@ east pcrrioc; wi-1s shifting ,o
ucCshwe=sterty, fair Eezkihe-. toG,1wer. By
showers II extreme western rrrtigu-
E'Og LgWa-WLr--r, ss,Ciherty wLzts. SLg
TeAinsr, falI0wsi oy sh,wsrs-
E'Uc South DAkccA-Ccli3sg. u1ErE wss- -ec.V
NIni, showery
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
securrd a Hearr Loan.

SIApELD, Oct. -..SpseiAL Caalexran 10
TaE BEE-'-TLs Bank Of Spain has Su1.
,rss-:et with the Bxak % Paris foe ts-ee
mc1ihs' Icaa Of l9o, 90 0oo francs. The ss,,1-g.
isy given tor the koan by the S1ak Q, SDatn
elusists Of rertseE.aote SganEsa per csri
bcnCs. The canx still refuses 20 give Dis
c,oGas tE-iIigie=s. Es even dacfirss 80 issst,g
the uaper Of The best house il MLl.-G
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
A Rally at Holdrege.

HoLDREGE, Neb.. Oct 23--Spe>ial Tele-
gram TO THE BEE-l-A grand republican rally
was held here last night. and unbo1uded en-.
thusiasr manifested for the party candidates
The large crowd was addressed by Hon. l.
D. Richards. Colonel Majors aud Hon. J. Z.
Allen. This county IS one Of the srrungholis
Of the alliance, out last nights meeting
demonstrated that the republicans are gain.
ing strength every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Rally at Chapman. .

CasFN,N, Neo-. oct- - SPec.Al 10 TEE
6TE l-Thers was biz republican rally here
rcuigh,. Norris Bvwu aud ". n. CoCser
oolh made excellent speeches, aud did the
state and cS1usT,sssiOakl tickets much sooA
There was sreal sl,k-siAsA
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
FoSS IL Ready.

CRErE, Neo., Oct. @3--,SpsciA Telegram
10 The BEE- Hon ?. F Fuss authorizes
your correspondent to say thar he sccepss the
Challenges Of Messrs FAruha-n 2ud Arnold,
democratic and alliance candidates fcr do1-
representatives OF Gage aad Saline eoCz ties,
and IS ready 20 ne,sSthe geaIleGeu a. ary time
and place for !oint debate.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Warming 60 Their Work,

NoRFoLk. Neb., Oct 4-ESpecial Tele-
gram 20 THs- BEE-l-A ru1sius Republican
rally Was held At Battle Greek last evening
which was addressed by Hon L W Osborne
OF Blair, aud DR.. Srhwezk. republican cA1ii-
date for state senator from this district The
republicans Of this county are warning 10
their work and Will tight TO victory fror uow
till November
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
jay GouI1 az Bes-ric~-

BItTEr-t~ Wen Oss. s.--S5sisILl Ttis-
gran IL TEE Bu-.-1tT CTsE11 G-s'.rgs
GsgG Ill! aGi-,sr -sa.-zE sts-,.ulls ll,t i.ztei--
i1rs q ;1a C5,3rt5 "a WAY FFs1su Are q itss
cIiT CO igr-r q -lss5sr.C19r .T-r z1i4 ~ Ti-,-
.111s Il N1UrtU =sster- r,B-- The pIgf1T
leaves t-srs t1r L--e.i1 Al: CalliLiL N Etlf.-
--flE HEY VrErr= E'f,flsT- IA, 1at Or ti,ssr't-
" E1.IEsr Err aid SI5ssry-isr,I1sn5 >,.11--1er-
tsut - 1ce alari;Es Ctig- @Ftl-,.;GHrs N1cz.-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

SEw ToEx, on. Al L u,setilr @: -nR
vCtct,IpaL 1-icsrs q toe tL1=rsrs sIgrsss ,ccz-
razus4s- E15ch h.Ls sssn .,eisi AZ ,hss ti;r u
was csri:es- 80 advance the i4Eyf ~ tyus1r.
tee La.srsLss. % = nh ts.,.1 N.g-scl s.sr :.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
III Eire Rs..,r,1

San FEaScrs,-,,. Ca Oc1- s.-ELrty ch5s
n,l-nazs ths MEssllc sap And eaniys wgrss
pGtiEc Mattress tss-acrv Ant !1u, .uEiAcss
sCr=sd. Mrs. OrD5CzeG 11s a,,vi- ,ILac 81 cn4
Of rhs crE1.s.csse Tks 1IfsE cut -1ccu-s,i,T-.s
Lass Lhlg-- s. No
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

Cams r. IL, on. e3-Sgea.ssr E.zs,l
EI3s ls.1r1 spssch Il ih.s iegci ih-ls ncrz-
NJ d, 1 LEr,rs A,ginsn-,s re uv1,st: s1rcr.rLy
iae Pl.s,y .. -Es rsQ-o--'L1 FIrrg LII rs
LcCI-v sasafzrs,-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
A Veteran s.1Idirr kfrlAd-

LEAvEyw0Egz- kI1-- O..1- 2---lz zruL-s
ot ihe ssLt1srs asaGs ni-,s,4 F1s1sr T,Es ,3. ls5
Dead CO sse rsis.crvLsioG Ihls gJJculnE 1-sisr
The .L1t. 5r1EsE1 srssll=. IL ) s-CcIssset! ie a.
- Wks 8Tsr1aE=C ay L tIEUT ;rLir I1st
sg,ssr Rnzgs,t % Wis run over ey Tie -cair
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

StsAlsS, Crrr- Nsn.- Cs.r - >gsrlil
., T'E. RiI '--.-suer-1- VEn Egiis VT sgssELz
a. C-n,u -- l!Es.s rl-7F -..u-rr-',7E s-'sn-I. :.
4 lIGr.sr from ihs si1v W. Il1suat
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
q, Elrn, P,rns.1rlrt,..

SEsArsE. CUVT, Cel % Sge,,-E %
LEI BIZ 4 s.L tH e'san -siytit &c D
Ilssr1-r q 1ls .ilslisss.s nal e iil NV CO ,s
1s0t All W A!-ts,.IT -'r 1fa TUrgfHs u ~
S-Il-i11E T-r:r',Ius izEli EI-Illsl grc, ;tIhll-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Three Per-oas Killed.

CaArgANOo-Sk, gsuu-, OF sa-Tats usgu-
Ing Hear ChicSSusAzss rraiE ran ia;o a
wA--uC couttizkegs s01lk1. l-Ar A1c cAild
The u.1n and ehL-d were kllLed and the vvcuA1
fA-ALly iutureI
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
A rrr..IIl Ir,in-

NTsSAss, Crv7. Ssa- Oca y - S3erii!
10 Tar Str .-Ar-El E-sultu- = l-a cei--r uus.s
q, III sr.s,.rL TRAN q, ST--E|ss laX1 y So
1.ss,tlLT 90 bHumni,aisgs4 Ia,,ss W. 5ss rs -
Izrens: the CGn1,si- :-El .,si,has ~ llIl 5UE-s
z, ILL., Ls5ef-,rt,yu
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Another Syracuse hoteI Victim

STA-U,E, y Y O;s. - -W-crru,su .,r-a,.
Tie o',ty - Vz7-uL- l. tie rIlass g: 'ts L.
las lclsi 1sLLy- s.gG,'ss,t is s.s ihIa e Maj
PLtisu- a -,cle=s;h,- III makes sLx v-:cIIis
q .ss ire
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Medal. OF Honor,

W,sErNsruN. Oc1. es-TSe SECRETARY u
The treasury sEs AWIri>i ssl3 -a,tAls 81 iAs
z-suhsrs q th~ Evxzssor. IL hsesdTlss
crew FOG eervtsul n rsscul-s s1tFWrs,,EsL
SesEE.sE .Lst yeIg
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Comm5aer Cartw sertaa.ly IN.

LaSp1N- 0ss- y - Sp,s;aL C4sUs,Esau ~
Tss BEE- James L4k4Fyu.,e CIrvE uem -sr
& chs asluss % ;uuu,rs ssr NsCsh Ai1t L-s,
8 ssrusl.slg L--
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

BrELES, OF. - -Tess TL<shiIis SAYS ,hLr
Tire f-n,h f,- the erussr'1cstso a. 4 TsIIw1y
fr,5u PkarzzL E4ss AfrS-a ic MsCz1 KIz-lH.
IzrrL lave 1.a,su S,s,s-red-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Grand puke Ntcaolas Crt,icaiIyTn

- PrrErss- 1ns. OCT - The ,cGl5.irG q.
Gs'Ls.i Duke Ss,aclEs- E1cus e me asL-. n IL
Eks ssliA,f Ell1 4 sl,3oer uLllL ilri,G .hs
Is..ect E.k.-.lel-E:ss. AS s,.,cns crl.n.iA-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Cltudius Nery, AZ Niblo's

SrW YoAz, O,-te5sr ,. - SseslL Tt.s-
gran 10 TzE BEE. .-C-Lzt.l-s Ss-, vv.i;a
Wls - eGvs ssSz 5-zs :. N.ss,s sI-- -
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

F-sgZN-E .SEk- O':t % -si:sai * -i,sursni
grsv11s hsrv -stc .hs discovery q lsa,I "a.
gas sevsn niles .vE his sly.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Murdered His Nsue and sulcided.

MLVAUxEE, WIS., oct "a sPesLG irc=
kewanee, W., says tat A9aeT Lg3sr-
meyer, yVsag l1EzsE .fylES zsAE C4sso,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

OF this number ihrSe ox togg axe Exely -
die TIE Others Are Act very G4ass -uCs-y
hurt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-18
WATER FRONT.

Inc steamer Wasp, which broke through the
slialron at stetson 4 Posts Wednesday. was
nsnted yesterday End is now on the beach
"nere ner Injuries are being repaired.
me ship Spartan was expected to oail for
san francisco last night with full cargo of
cosi nom the Oregon Improvement bunkers-
The tuy Mogui towed the ship George F..
manson to sea yesterday morning The Man.
son iook cargo of coal from the Seattle Coal a
IRON Company's bunkers.
The steam schooner L J. Perry brought in
Loo sacks OF oats from Samish yesterday. and
discharged at Baxter'a
The steamship City OF Puebls arrived from
san francisco with passengers and full freight
list for Souid points
The Phantom towed scow OF brick to Sal.
mon bay for the Salmon Bay Mill Company yes
terday forenoon.
The Rainier took three rats of timber TO Port
Townsend yesterday for the Oregon Improve.
ment Company.
The ING Dispatch went to Priests Point last
night after boom Of logs which she will tow
to Salmon bay.
The J. R. Mcdonald went to whatcom yester.
oay with large cargo OF general merchandise
The Point Arena went to the islands for
cargo of stone and lime last evening,
The steamship Wallis Walla sailed for San
Francisco last evening a. 6 O'Clock
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MODESTO, CAL, June Is, 1890.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Humanity's Friend,
Seattle, WASH:
Dear Sir-Miss Van Ormer can hear after
taking your medicines o. P. TT. for three
weeks. On the day she commenced taking
the treatment she could not hear the tick
ing of watch placed close to her ear, nor
could she hear q word that was said with
the well ear closed. This was the way we
tested her hearing. At the end of two
weeks she could hear distinctly the ticking
of a watch. and yesterday after the expira-
ton OF three weeks. cou d hear the watch
ticking with perfect dis,lncrness and could
hear conversation uttered in low. distinct
tones at distance of Ten feet from the
speaker, and this with the well ear closed,
and could hear without difficulty and
without making any effort to hear. Just
now she came to the door on the opposite
side OF the room in which l am writing,
fourteen feet from my desk, and closing
her wei. ear talked with me for about five
minutes. Yours respectfully,
MRS. J. L. PURVIS.
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SEATTLE. Wash. June 2

SEATTLE, Wash, June q. 1890.
My brother. James II. Summerviile,
who last winter was travelling wi Mr..
Whe. Ter, secretary of the Baptist Mis-
sionary &C ETY. of the Pacific coast. took q
seyfre cold in Whatcom which developed
into inflammation of the lungs. He went
down and took the boat for Seattle imme-
dia'ely. He was very sick al night,
vomiu g and getting no ret during the
TIP When be got TO SEATTLE he b ID to
be C FRIED to my house. and when he ar
rived there he was black in the face AMI
Lis pule re ched l60. He was terribly
sick. We put him to bed and sent or
some OF DR.. Jordan's medic ne. and the
aw paroxysms pain were relieved i'm.
meuIately after he took it. In five days
he was up and in q short time entirely
we'll of he worst case OF pneumonia ever
saw. l have used the medicin 3 in nv
family with great success for all kinds OF
trouble since coming to Seattle and take
this me hod of recommend g them to
everybody.
WILLIAM T. sUMMERvILLE,
With Bake, Co.e 4 Co.
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SEDRO.

The recent and extrsord' nary developmentsin
Skagit county have bur c. nfrmed our opinions
IN res ard to Sedro. Lock on any map and ex-
am ne its position and you will notice every
line of rsilro d north Of Seattle goes through
Sedro: three large mills operation; numer-
Gus buildings going up, and large and pros
ferrous community 10 already established. The
Great Northern Railroad has absort ed the Fair.
haven Southern Railroad, and il tuilding rapid
ly east from Sedro up e valley toward the
pass, and south toward 5 attle We have some
very choice property for sac ami can safely
recon m N it to our patr ons. No such oppor.
tunity has yet been Offered to the public. You
should carefully investigate this
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!, steady. fair; carsoe.. aoc: No !, a., bean

ls1<c ~ 40 q nat oean'
Suger-haw, steady; sales. 400 bags; censrfsu
90 TEST &c; refined, easter: OFF A, S 1i-l60
orsse; mould A, 5lsc; powdered q u-Isc.
Rranuated, exc: cubes, SIC.
I p,lrIiat and hrm; lake. July, si6.7a
n.n-Less active, easier; straits. s21.4o.
oieum remained in q state of letharey.
Aukuss tel &c In the forenoon, and spot ad
s.nced &c, then became dull and remained
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
oHicAGo July T,-Caftle- Receipts. 1890:
~, anu lower beeves, A.75Sd5: steers, sa.5o
cattle. 81 75Cgs. so. S' A'
aops-Receipts. 1900; higher; mixed. $3.50
$50 nesvy, % e0Gs.s5: light. ss.62,Sa3. 80.
sneep-heceipts, zoos steady; natiy.s. "a so
Wooo; Western, ss501k9a; Texas. 81 5paa co
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RAILROAD STOCKS

c.,. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
hirhs. Aso, July E.-whest opened J4c and ,sc
an ela. aI,aucvd &c and eased of. auctuated
eerh.~ = lower than yesterday, except De-
s s nn watch closed &c hiSher Reee,nrs
PUSHES, shipm, nis, iosooo
sp,ssA" NEST c-osed steady; cash, s6as6,sc:
0s,S S'eAay Al S77sc; September. ssl.c.
safey-st ady. 'e"i'e'' &C
IsrsSSa,et; cash. sll.eo; September, 5000
wsss-DGa a 4slsc.
wAisky-a.io
''' ribs. sSeSas 10. '' N'eA'' ~ ny - '''
yvw NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
coT toFk' July l.. -Hops-steacv.
fse 80 Ions closed steady, unchanged TO
a.. "a 'A.s down; sales, u 600 bags; July, $l7l5
s"si August sl7Gl7.l5; September SIC. 400
S'oass HISS; November, laa5; spot
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Quick Results from the Use Of
the Histogsnstic Medicines

SEATTLE, Wash, July S, 1870.
DR.. J. E. Jordan, Seattle, Wash.-Dear
Sir: recently had very severe attsck
of erysipelas. from which one of my eyes
was sw lien shut in twenty our hours.
Under your treatment the swelling was
reduced and was restored in forty-ei hit
hours. l am now OF years old. l had q
similar attack four years ago from which
l laid in most critical condition for SIX
weeks under tie hands of skiilful physi-
Clan. merely aliude to this to show the
wonderful va ne OF your treatment
Truly Yours.
REV. LYDIA SEXTON.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FlNAECfAL.
.LoSpoF. July H.-Closing: Consols-Mouey.
49, accouat, e6 s-l6c; United Stat s4e. 81 23z<;
or u,ea etates SIS. 81 o5: bar silver, SOD per
ounce; money. per cent.
BnvApsTUrYs.
LIVERPOOL, July r.-wheas-Firm. demand
poor; holders offer .paringly.
C0rn-Demand DOOR
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE RrcErprs AND ouorAr1ons

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
San Francisco, July l7.-Produc. receipts
-Four, 10000 quarter sacks; wheat. $4,000 CEN
bis; bar,y. 1900 centals: rye, 1000 centals;
beans, 1000 sacks; potatoes, 5000 sacks; bran,
LOO sacks
Wheat-Buyers appear to have enough wheat
Tor present nses, as they give but slight atten.
don to offers, quot.ble at 81 S2J5 to 81 3sa per
GENITAL for No. wheat, with sL35 for someIning
better.
Bsrley-srous; No. I, 81 I5@l Iss<; old brew
Ina, 81 2@1 III
cofu- 'ellow, sl.2OaL rs for small; cracked
sofn, Halg2s per ton; corn meal feed, $26. 500
z.5oprion
Ground barley, SIS 5odI.5o.
onlons-Sl@l.o0 Tor siiverskins.
OPTIONS.
cal board sales: WDeat, buyer 1890. 81. f2I.
0lfss closing at 81 42l&
barivy-Buyer 1890. 81 2OlS(0,. eos<. closing
y sLaesr buyer season, 81 2i7sGl Is, closing,
FINANCIAL
DIe, nsht, l2r5c; telagraphic, $l.17Js.
ss eIins Oils bank, s4S7lS; com mercial, $4s6.
e''vef bars, Nos@lo9. Mex can dollars. s6Isc
MINING sTorvs
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THE BRINKERHoFF rREATMKNx
For Rectal Diseases.
D R. SINCLAIR, NJ D. C. M
(McaILL UNIVERSITY. MONTREAL,
SPECIALIST.

A new and invaluable method of curina
Piles or Hemorrhoids. Fissure. Itching
Fistula, Inflammation, liberation, Com
stipation and other diseases OF the rectum
and general system.
1t does away with the use o. the knife
ligature, clamps. cautery. dangerous caus-
tics, chloroform and other torturing relics
of barbarism that have been so long In
use in treating these maladies.
Ii never fails to cure Piles or Iyemor-
rhoids, no matter how bad or OF how long
standing. Patients are usually not de-
tanned from their ordinary business, and
suffer little or no pain while undergoing
treatment.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to all points East and
ecutn. II is the DINING CAR ROUTE It
runs through Vestibuled Trains every
Cay in the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo cha &c of ars)
composed of DINING Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepers OF
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Fest that can be constructed and in which
eccom mods'ions ars both FREE and furnished
iof holders OF hrst or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a continuous line conn. eting with sll lines
sIor1ing direct and uninterrupted service.
AZ sossnce through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and from all points in America Euglsn
eno Europe can be purchased at any ticke
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FoLLows:
overia q through ira ms, s:l0 a m. aud D m
sS5 p N.
Chehslis and olympis express, 70. m.
Tacoma and local, $40 and s:15 a. m; 2, Sis
and s:35 p N.
TRAVIS " IL ARsIvr FROM
Eastern poir Is HAS q m. and IL :s5 D. m
Portland ana south, $40 q m, 4:35 aud 9:45
Oh. halls aud Olympia, Hasa m.
Tee ma ard local. $40 and II: As a. m; ASS,
9:45 AMI IL :35 y. N.
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Pau.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele-
faut day coaches finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fail information concerning rstes, time of
trains, routes and other details furnished on
application to
A. ID. CHAR TON. Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT,
12l First ST., Cor. Washington Portland Or
]. A. NADEAU. Gerer.l Agent. Sc tile
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent 716 Second
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
K. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot of Third street
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/ Sight bills of exchange on London available
| elsewhere in Europe.
| Collections made ct all points on favorable
| terms.
| nds, stocks and other valusbles received
| en- deposit for safe keeping.
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last TINE
o. q STEAMER MABEL
DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: AT 8 p. m. passengers received on
board at p. m.) July 2. 2, II, IL, p, n and
every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska; Juy2. s, II and o.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At a m. July s. 9, IA. 10, "A. ..
and every five days thereafter
Tickets may b. obtained at the office of the
company at Oc an Dork. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., San Francisco.
H MCCLELLAN Superintendent, Seattle
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COLUMBIA PUGET SOUND RAILROAD

Trsins arrive and depart as follows daily, ex.
ceDt Sunday, for Frank in and way stations
Leave 10:U0 a. m. ....Seatt e...-Arr1ve 230 p. m.
Arrive ii :i5 =. m. Frank in Leave 1928 p. m
Fo NEW CASTLE AND WAY STATIONS:
Leave $40 D. m...-S attle-..Arr.ve $3.50 q. m.
Arrive 40 D m-Newcsstle...L ave 700 a. IN.
Sunday excurs on trains, on and after July
20, 1896. for Franklsn and way stations, one fare
for rouad trip:
Leave 1855 a. H.. Seattle~-Arr 40 D. m
Arrive $50 a. m. Franklin .. Leave $40 D. m.
II. w. MCNEIL, Resident Aauager
A. BRANIN, Assistant sur e-intendent
OLIVER +. BRIGGS. Gen Pas enser Agent.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

~ NE" YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
.... ~. aoRk, July 1.-THE situation in Wall
s s.s' stii remains unchanged, and the features
~. a's market are still dullness and staenatiop.
we =. sngaeement OF s500UOO of gold Tor export
the ma.e the occasion of raid by the bears in
E.. 'as. rev moments, and the close was heavy.
qua changes are insignificant
governments barely steady.
:, EXCHANGE AND sEcuRIr1Es
,sas. iey Oh call. SG49s; prime mercantile
So So ss.; sterling exchange, duh aud steady:
-, . !, nliis' sAs4'4; demand. sLssI<; bar sil.
BONDS.
ses.... l2l iSlii,s counons ma
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SHIPMENTS.

Daring the last twenty four hours goods and
merchandise were shipped from Seattle to the
surrounding country as follows: Northern Pacf
fc railway. Isl tons; Columbia & Puget Sound
nilway, 50 tons; Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
udlssy, Is tons. BY water-City of Quincy, 50
nus: Eliza Anderson, Is tons; Garland. IONS;
Edfh, IA tons; Cascade 40 tons; 3. N. Renton,
Ntous; j. r. Mcdonald, IS tons; Fairhsven, so
tens; skagit Oh ef. 20 tons; Henry Bailey. 40
tons: San Juan, 10 tons; Maoel. 80 tons Total
shipments 65s IONS.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
During the las twenty-four hours the mer-
ehaDdise and produce receipts at this port were
q fellows: Norths IN Pacific railway, 4Ss tons;
Columbia & Puget Sound railway, so tons;
ksttle Lake Shore & Eastern railway 566 tons.
By wster-City of Pueola. ZOOS tons; J. r. Nc
Donald, so tons: State OF Washington, 40 tons;
schooner L J. Perry. so tons; Eliz. Anderson, 10
icus; Warrington. 10 tons; Mao !, 10 tons: w.
( kerwin. 10 tons; w. r. Munroe, 20 tous:
frrnayen. 20 tons. Total receipts, 1857 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS
Four carloads brick, 6 cars merchandise, / car
dressed meats, car emigrant movabl-s, II cars
lnmber, car milk, 2 cars ice, car gisss, cars
machinery, ears ties, Car pipe, 8 cars rails, 2
cafS household goods, 6 cars shingles.
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The WASHINGTON TERI TORY INVEST
MENT CO. will have for sale within few days
tome very choice lots in Kirkland.
These win be placed upon the market at very
low fgu 'es, and an opportunity will be AFFORD
ed to the conservative investor TO bay inside
lots at frat prizes The fu ure Of Kirkland 10
now sssured-the chara' ter ami SUBSTANTIALLY
OF its promoters tshe most prominent and
moneyed men, not oily Of seate bat of the
country; being 10 tsckers) 10 guaranty to
every purchaser that one of the largest iron
and steel plants in this country will be imme IL
ately huilt there, and this cannot but call into
an existence large and prosperous city. We
win only notify you when the sale will COM
mence. and everyone contemplating investing
in Kirkland win do well to wait for this chance.
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FAST TIMR

The exposition of arts at 1,205 Front street is
the event of this year. l. yrs OF all that Is
beautiful sh uld not fail visiting this rare treat
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.

Depository Of p1blfa MONEYS OF the United
States the state Of New York, the City o. New
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QUICKEST TINE 10 OLYMPIA
KAMILCHIE AND GRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH

Qhe opposition boat
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p wharf daily. ex.
eept Sunday, at q N. share. Returning.
leaves kamilchie l2:45 p. m; Olympia, 2 D. m. /:
steamers reaching Seattle at .. M, aud which
are through boars for Whatco I'm and way pointR
Leaves Baker Bacons dock, foot OF Union
+" N. B.-This boat must be taken from To.
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being TIE
only AT TROUGH BOAT