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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27

lulAi..-s-..s -.....-.s Recommendations ~
BY PrPsldent Eoelssein:
Resoiyed, That upon receiving A warrant for the
sum OF S10.voQ signed BY president and treasurer
OF Ins board Of trustees o, the free pubic library Tor
Jersey City, the city Treasurer be directed 70 pay
said sum OF $4,000 70 the treasurer OF sail trustees
being the amount raised by taxation Tor sad par
poses for the year ending November so, 1880.
The ayes and nave having been called on each
Of the above resolutions. they were adopted By the
following vote:
Ayes-Preslaent Edelstsln and MessrA Allen.
Hulter ami kenny.
Abs@nt-Mr. BRAY.
On motion, the board then adjourned.
W q. GERMAN. clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27
LAFAYETTE.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Markham, of Pacific
avenue, gave a sociable to their many
friends at their residence last evening.
Singing, games and dancing made the
evening pass pleasantly. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. nj.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. g. KundaIl, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Oswald, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
ByrEc. Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Shredder, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Lange, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. LANCE, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hartmann,
and Nj. and Mrs. i. Fuchs, the
Misses Annie Markham. Nettie GRAY,
May Byrne. Francis Byrne, Annie
Larkins, Grace Hartnett, Mamie
Lang, Annie Shredder, Susie Strcb-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27

ADVICE TO NorHERs-MRs- WISsLows. SoorH
Nc sYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves tbs little sufferer
at once; Ii produces natural quiet sleep BY re-
iieying Ihe chilli nom pain, and the little cheruD
pleasant to taste Il soothes the child. softsns
The gums. aiiays ali pain, relieves wind rsga-
rates the bowels, and Is the est known rsmety
Tor diarrhosa, whether arisin from teethin or
other causes ~Iwezsx16ss csan . potus.+<
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27

There, You naughty boyl You've
dropped your bread on the new carpet
with the butter side down" "Zat's all
yight. mommer. Re tarpet was swep ,zis
mornin'. fn-HdrDcF'S Bdzdf.~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27
Clean rs a zUksStle

everything that IS cleaned
with Pearline. 1t takes away
all that you want taken, and
leaves fresh and pure all that
you wantleft. Itcleans house
with half the work; it does
your washing while you wait.
Pearline is a harmless powder.
1t is hard to waste it, easy to
use it, but difficult to do with
out it.
Beware Of imItatIons. 400 JAMES PYLE, Ny.
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Public Notice.
REPORT NO. 81 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE IS EREBY GIVEN THAT THE con
IN missioners OF Adjustment in and for the city
Of Jersey City, apptintei b. the circuit Court OF
the County Of Hudson. under and BY N1-tus OF the
provisions OF Chapter CXlI. Of the Laws Of lsSs, en-
titled .An ACT concernins the settlement aai col
lection OF arrearAges OF unpaid lakes asse ,snents
and water rates or water rents Ia clsies of tnis
STATE. and imposing and ievy1ny 9 tax assessment
and lien in lieu aud 1ustead OF sucn 2rrearages
and to ensorc- the payment Ihsre0f and 70 provide
for the sale Of lands subjected 10 future taxation
and assessment. passed Azrcn 81 ler6 have made,
ami MED In q repo-t OF their prO1ee9ings
i~relaring 70 anI aIecting delinquent land. situAtsl
lwi1hfa the foil0sin described Boundaries
North by Academy 81 ana < dlroa1 ave from
Cornelsson ave. TO brans HicK ST. east oy krans
wic< 81 from 1Ailr0Ad ave. 10 Mil Greek 81d By
Mil Sree& 70 6rant - soutn ~ Grald 81 from
hIl Greek TO Fremont ST.; west By Fremont ST.
from Grand ST. % Mercer ST; south by erc=r 50.
from Fremont st TO oorneiison ave- and west BY
LornelisoD ave. from Mercer 81. TO Academy ST..
snd nlole parftenlarlf described As follows TO
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ling. Amelia Gray. Hattie Kandshi F.
Minnie Schroll and jennie Hay,
Nessrs. George Sands, john Lang.
kobers Byrne. john Standisli. James
Smith, Adoiph Hoffman, John Os-
wald. George Gray, Frank Shredder,
John Pierce, George Bigelow. Harry
Webb, John Murphy, James Lawless
and Frank McDernott.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Sewell are spend
ing the holidays with George ii. Co.'S
grove, OF No. 215 Wilton street.
Mrs. f. S. Wells and son CHARLES. OF
Summit avenue, left yesterday FOR an
extensive tour through the South,
Mexico and California The trip will
last six months.
A surprise party vas given to Miss
Lille Drott on Thursday evening at
her residence, No. 1870 Maple street.
Singing and dancing were the order
OF the evening. Among those present
were Misses l.. Drott, 5. Guinan, w.
Lockwood, II. Halstead and Messrs.
M. Brogan, NJ. Guinan, +. Riordan, G.
Boiden, ]. Graham and s. Henderson.
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BIocx 20. lot n. Bates st
Block -, hot 10 Bats 81
block 50. lot s Coiden st
block ~. lots 10 and II. Golden sc
block 81, lot 4, Golden 81
Block ISL lot s Gran 4 81
block ISL lots II aud l. Grand 81
block 81 bot - Center 81
Block 80. lots Is and IL Golden Sc
Block ~ i0ts 10 and ~ Golden Sc
rloek SA lots Is and y. oiden Sc
Block 3 q lot ~ toiden 81
Block a. loz * Golden IS
BLOCK - lots ! and Gread 81
hicck 81 lot Z, Coiden 81
Eloek "a lot q Golden Sc
EiockSE. lots ) aud = Golden St
hloss q los 2 bright =
FLOCK ~. lot !, York St
BLOCK sQL lot \, fork 81
block AZ, loss i > 5 and 4. Aoatgomerys 6
Block %. lot I, Montgomery 81
elocf A4, lots ; and = Soafgomery sc
Block AH, lots Is anu 1G MONTGOMERY u
Eiock S1o, lots Il, IA - and "a. YORK -
Rlcck Aa 3t II. YORK st
hiock Az lots y. a. 81 and g. YORK st
Book 40 lots & an 1 4. Brunswick Sc
Book 40S lot g ErunssfckI
Flock 80. lots u and -. Montgomery
Block 10. lot Z Montgomery s.
Block tlk lot ~ Montgomery 81
Block <c6 hI % Montgomery st
Block 10, lots ! 2 =, and6 Wayne Sc
Block ~. lois !. 5 ami Watne ST
Block ~. lots 10 Il, y aud IS. WzFnesf
block NJ. lots II. Is and Il. Wayne 81
Block At. hot !. Railroad ave
Elock s0- LOT i hssiroat ave
Hook ss. iot ? ~ilaiiroaf ave
Elocx As. ios =. kaiirost ave
El0ck 4pS. lot II Railroad ave
Z and Railroad ave
Hsosk As. loss 4 saa ~ Wayne q
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Res0 ved. Iha~ warrants b. ordered drawn on the
CITY treasurer IN favor OF that officer 70 make trans
fers from nqaor ncerss sccoqps IS folioNss
$50 lc4 80 10 special street account, $la,t $3 23 10
SPECIAL sctDcl account, SlO,uSe Is 10 sinEfnz fund
fk73, account, being the respective amounts dua said
accounts as pr5viaeu in chapter III. laws OF 1sS9-
BY MIR. Hitler:
Resolved That a warrant bs ordered drawn or The
city treasurer m fSvor Il q y Wc<trveit ter s1A
for services as cerk 10 me slnk1lg surc cozumls-
sioaers, morthsor sept no3r- oct5ber and >oyem-
Der. 1891, when Que. zzzz
ny Mr Hlllef:
Reserved. THAT warrants be orderef drawn on TIE
city treasurer In favor ofJscob tstcgie. jas. G.Hask-
ing anu A. A. Beoeli lor <1z "a each- tor salaries IS
sinxtng fu7d CON nissaoners from July "a IS2u. the
cRIs OF hxiDg Of saiaries OF sai1 commissioners by
tins board. 70 nor. 30. 1890. wnen due
fy MI. Aie1.
Resolved, 1haf a warrant re ordered drawn on the
civ treasurer IN iavor or that c11ce- Tor the sum o.
as "a 70 transfer taat amount from general nc-
count to sinking lund, 1873. account. sad amount
having oean ctpossted IN error 10 general account
on Sept :. 1904
BY Mr.. Alec;
lsexo.ved- that the city c amncroiler be requested
10 .rapsfer tae sun OF se75 "A from the aeSoa u OF
field ana assessment looks 70 the crc111 o. npproDri-
alton Tor influential expcnS<e q and 41do 10 f<om he
acoouat CT asld and as sssaent books Q . crecis
OF the approprisusn fof extra clerk hire to&x1 TAI
eooku-Sx-o1e-s l5o@-xo91
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SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. u, 1890

SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. IL. 1890.
lwant to state, although from ignorant
prejudice against DR.. Jordan we had been
kept from changing from the homeopathic
system to his. that tie cure Of our child
has been so marvellous that Mrs. Canny
and / feel it our duty to our friends and
the public IN general to make the following
statements and right here / wish to say
for every one to lay aside all prejudice
and give him q trial We regret very
much that we hadn't sought has aid be-
fore.
For four months frst-class physicians of
both the allorashic and homeopathic
schools treated our 3-year-old child for
meningitis and he continually lost flesh
and became weaker. They decided he
would be . long lime IN recovering, while
to US he seemed to be sinking every day.
To all appearances he couldn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing the Histo-
genetic treatment he Immediately began
to recover and never had but one par
oxysn of muscular contracio ion, and that
only lasted one hour, while formerly they
hao been Of I've hours duration. We
thought every one would be the last and
that he could not live. In two weeks he
began to play out Of doors and gained a
large amount of flesh and strength,
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is marvel to us and to
all who know Of the case. Any one wish
ing tn prove the truth of this statement
can find me at the address gwen below.
REV. A. J. CANNY,
Nye street, Fremont, Wash.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Sent. %. 1880.

SEATTLE, WASH. Sept. g, 1880.
l nave been victim of doctors for the
last eight year - d my complaint has
peen given dideren name bv every ply
acian that have ever con sulted, dyspep-
q, gastralgia. neuralgia of the stomach,
neuralgia OF the bowels. liberation. cancer.
gravel, and In fact they have said I had
everything that human flesh il heir to,
and IN that respect think that they were
about right, IS have been sick for many
years and in so much misery that death
would have been prefer able. / have been
operated upon segeraa times in Philadel-
pnia; have been on both continents and
attended by all the eminent physicians in
this country, including the doctors who
attended Garfield and Grant. When /
came to Seattle heard OF the wonderful
cures being made by DR.. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan with his Histogenetic system. He
was called to see me. Oh course, had no
faith in the treatment at all, but it was the
isst Resort, and NY iriensis who had seen a
great many of his wonderful cures, insisted
upon my seeing him. When DR.. Jordan
came to see ME was suffering with gas
tralglu and locomotor a.axia. | had been
addicted to the use OF morphine for four
years until could not get along without
1t. was almost dead. / began to inl-
prove Immediately upon commencing the
treatment. The pains ali.stopped. Gradu-
ally ! got better of the morphine habit
until now have no craving for it. and do
not need it, after having stopped the use
OF 1t Ter fonr months, to deaden pan as /
am entirely cured OF pain. / can now
eat or drink anything that I please, hav-
ing no pam of any description whatever,
where before any food that / ate would
threw ine into wild paroxysms of pain.
now eat and sleep like child.
EMIL AMES.
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UTSaLADY
UTSAIADI.
A GOOD POINT AND A LIVE TOWN.
s1,cu,c LET Yra ron son to1efhoy /"


If you are not here for your health only. you
certainly ought 10 take advantage of every op-
poriunity of increasing your pile by investing
vour surplus in some OF the growing towns
where you are sure OF getting your money back
sgain-and large profits besides. Such place
is Utsalady. Investigate for yourself. apply the
rules OF common reasoning, study the causes
resources and natural advantages, that make
cities aneceasity-and If you do not come 10 the
same conclusion, there must be something
wrong IN your logic.
Utsslsdy is Superbly located At the mouth OF
the famous Skagit and Stil4aguamish rivers and
is the natural trading point for all that rich
section. The towDsite Is perfect, the harbor IS
excellent, IL is on the highway of navigation. q
dozen steamers touching at its wharts, rail-
10 sd will soon connect il with the Great North
ern system az Stanwood, only SIX miles east. the
scenery is magnificent, the drives are fine
Every honest man familiar with the situation
will rell you, that Utsaiady 10 the test pace
for live town GA the whole Soand. It's super.
iority over oil other points has been recognizeo
70. the last twenty years, bat no one could buy
q lot there for icve or money unui now.
syndicate OF capitalists gained control OF the
townsi,e lately, and the first lot that ever could
be bought in UtsAlady, will be put in the mar
ket soon. Now, this Is . chance you cannot A.
ford to neglect If you miss II this time you
viii miss it bad. Remember. utsaiady is no
wilderness, II is well established town already
with large business connections and manufsc-
turing ENTERPRISES Big Developments are to be
made ard prices are bound TO take mig Jump
At the opening sale you can get Ia on the ground
floor.
For particulars inquire OF Anderson Faegre.
general agents. Scheuerman block, corner Front
and Cherry, Seattle.
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iof lair to good, and 81 4s04L47k for
choice; chevalier, 9l.s54L50 per GENITAL
oan-Dull and easy in price There Was an.
other arrival from Oregon today. footing up
aUO censala Surprise. SL621<C4S1.65; milling.
sL0gL6zt; GOOD 70 choice feed, Il 559l 575s;
is,r: NlS0l50; gray, S.l71x@1.5o black, N.6o
CLIO per GENITAL
oosn-Yellow shows rsther firm tone not be-
Ing n large supply. Yellow, &.2S5z9L.3ll per
Genital for large and 81 2s3<09l 3i,< Tor small;
white. 81. .325S per Genital
Middllngs- $25@R
8ran-$lA 509l9 per ton.
Potasoss-sweet 75ct9si.
OPTIONS
call board aaies: wheat--Buyer 1890, Sl37Is0
l.sss@ closing. &.s71s; buyer season. Sll5ss0
LAZY. closing ct Si.4ssx
Barley-Buyer 1890. si.4s7S09i. 44.z closing Al
sLa44; buyer season. sl4sCeL4sll closing ct
$l4k
FINANCIAL.
Drafts, sight, loc; telegraphic. lsc. Sterling
oiiis, bank. ASS; commercial, &4So Silver
bars, " 1874. Mexican dollars, 9o39:c.
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SPECIALISTS.

They are we'll known by years oil experience.
and are recognized as the most successful and
best patronized medical and surgical experts IN
the country Bear in mind that this dIspenxAFy
is permanently located here
Nervous Debility, Spermafnrrhna, Seminal
Losses, Night Emissions. Loss 81 Vital PoWerp.
sleepessness. Glnomincss. Dep esAinn of Spirits,
Aversion to Society, Nrar.y III Outraged, Ia1k
ri Confidence, Dull, Listiess. unfit Tor sitidy De
Business, smelly psrmaneHtly aud speedily
cured.
Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphilis, diseasa
most horrible in its results, comp efely crndi-
Gated without the use OF mercury.
Urinary. Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Weak
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency % urfnaffnk,
Urine High Golcred. or win MILKY sediment On
standing, GGnnorr hfes. elect, Cystitus cts,
permanently cure Char ges r. asOnaEie.
Pill S, Fissal, Fissure Rec oil Ulcers. perfectly
cured without knife. iigatuge or caustic. No
detention from business Over 1000 cases
cured. Treatment scientific. safe and pafuleElo.
and wonderfuf in its results.
DR.. BDwmaa x Go. are rhs oldest and mcnt
skilled specially firm in the Pacific Northwest.
heyin- been established TN the CITY OF Chicago
In 1867. TIE 81 attic office Is un1er the personal
supervision oil DR.. Bowman.
A Positive Cure Guaranteed in EveryI
Case.
Office hours a. m. tos p. m. Sundays . -
u "A. m.
n. B.-Persons unable 10 visit ua may ~
treated at their homes by correspondents.
Medicine and instru1 tions sent by mail or o..
press Consultation free.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


~ YoEK. Sept. 2h-The stock market
ma friction higher during the forenoon. bat
npn from Washington City interpreted a.
hscfable to the sugar interests inaugurated
oeling movement later. A determined at
~ vas made upon the list In the last hour,
rnopanied by reports Of failures In Boston,
oetocks In which that center 10 most inter
- furnished special object The market
I'D weak at the lowest prices OF the day.
opris OF IL and Atchison ia up.
eovernments. steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
onfy on call. 21<@S; prime mercantile
49,. 6@TS; sterling exchange. quiet and
snay; 6c-day bills, 1850 1; demand, $As4l{: bar
ldavef. N.12A<,
! BONDS
- registered l22s<C. s. 80 regist'd d.. 1Osl<
~ i1fscoupon. l2asU .. GA coupon. .lOs111
II I
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RAIIWAYx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
2 the line to take to al points East and

RAnWAYx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
j. the line to take TO all points East and
rou.,; h mn tne DINING CAR ROUTE Il
day in the year TO
En- PA L AND cIIIcAGo.
fNa crnTge IL ars,
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room seepersof
latest equipment
-TOUR1Sr SLEEPING CARS
Fest that can be constructed ana in which
accommodations are both FREE and FURNISHED
OF q OF Gers OF first or second-clasa tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY coAcHEs
cCnunuons line connecting with all lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman Sleeper reservations can BE- secured
soVance through any agent Of the road.
THROUGH Tickets
10 and from oil points In America, Eugls1
and Europe can b purchased ct any ucks
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE "A FOLIO rs:
Overland through ira ms, 6:lo q m and D. m
Portland and south, Clio a, M, o Is .. m an
$50 p n.
Chehalis and Olympia express, D. m.
Tacoma and local. 6:l0 and 9:25 q M: z SIS
and 1885 p. m
TRAVIS " IL ARRrv. FROM
Eastern POINTS. Has q m. and II 35 D. m.
Portland and south. $40 q M. AIS and s:45
Chshalis and Olympia, II Asa m
Tscoma and local, $40 and IL: AS 4 m: 4:3s.
e.45 and IL 30 p. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle ana
ST. Paul.
T Thrcngh Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. ola.
rant day coaches finest palace dining carr be.
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates time o,
trains roates and other details furnished on
A. 5. CHxRTToN. Asst. Gen Pass. Ag..
I2I Firvt St. Cor. Washington. Portland o.
!. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Seattle
A. CHILBRRG. City Ticket Agent 7l6 Second
street. Boeton block, Seattle Wash.
Z. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
eeattle Depot foot OF Third street
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
faoDrcR RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..

NoorcE RzcEIPTs AND QUOTATIONS..
ns..s francisco, Sept 25-Produce receipts:
-. iz.Uo quarter sacks; wheat, So, 900 cen.
ss.. o@riey, .S.0oo centals: oats, 5000 cen.als
ra so' 200 sacks: beans. 5000 sacks
NJ e1'- business continues OF light volume.
ssioes are softening. sonona, $50;
ID Sc aste, $ls21s; choice, SISSY: milling.
Z, roand lot OF desirable brewing bar.
ese...s ieeoo sacks, 10 said to have changed
ness..ssp On basis Of S.4s per Genital II is
~ .Vs that the purchase was made on ex.
Iepts,,S vuht. Feed qualities do not move
$3.50 40 feed 81 so choice. 81 So
sL1,stsLso; brewing. ls75stgl. I2lls
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREApsruFFs.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2a-Wheat-Demand poor;
new No. 2winter. 10 ID, dull; new No. 2spriug.
Is I'd, dull.
Corn-Spot, demand poor: futures, demand
sctiye; spot, Is 4ad; September, - ga. easy;
October. ~ ga, easy: November, ~ sd, easy.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept %. .. m.-Closing consols,
money, "a 1915; money for account s4l<; q.
9. Il, $l261@; u. 8 4tzs. Sl.O6I<: bar silver,
52d per ounce; ppmey, per cent
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n.na.ees q the Seattle clearinghouse today
Sasd 70 tl6s.4s557 The balances were
~ ~ vss . quiet one in the markets, and
sss.eh trnhe Was fair and steady there were
- S11Saticns notable and few special features
Sssiren Of California fruit and vegetables by
SO were mot large. and consisted Of pota.
- snnet potatoes. grapes and oranges, princi-
fS1ooo ass still In active demand 1t stin
several tons OF California stock came
- eroeations are still held at Is per ton.
estntces are in liberal supply ard easier.
ia 10 per pound.
51SnD % plentiful, and with cool weather
800 i dull Some ane fruit IL seen, both
Si1urmelons and cantetoupes. and prices are
- IN fair demand and good supply.
foiceat stock comes BY rail, steamer re-
- - boiug in q good condition.
1sAia oranges from California were ~
Yeooprday and quoted at $42S They
~ 6rst received and will be in good sup.
n ths last Of the year, when the Maltese
Warrington navels and Mediterranean
SS eoms In.
6o hegins 10 appear In better supply In the
aIoia Prices depend largely on the condf-
- \ tasc6ering< Grouse are worth AGA so (:
- nAllards and sprigs, s4t045o; pigeons,
IMPORTANT sHrPxESTs.
5000 among tho shipments OF the day were
20 allowing: Three cars shingles to Portland,
- nin6p = TO Chicago, car oil to Kent, car
GlAuI hser, oar oil 20 Tacoma. car mer-
|1oo1ipe to Spokane Falls, car merchandise to
acapolis, car oil to Thomas. I car oil to
N A
- 1achandise to Ballard, cars merchant. Sc
[nYules, s ean merchandise to Snohomiah, 3
= uoGchandise to Redmond. cars merchan.
r. y Galman. cars merchandiss 70 Falls
|cF
sHfrMENrs
n Shipmenfs OF goods and merchandise
I'm 1oattle during the past twenty four hours
~ = follows: Northern Pacific railway. IS
|unr seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway, 13l
~ cNunbia 4 Puget Sound railway, Is toms
ID uaees-Atki, 1.3o0 tons; Umatilla. l,1S5 tons;
1n1ca % tons; Fairhaven, 10 tons; Z. Ander-
N, IL tons; Merwin. IL tons; Mabel. 6 tons;
Han. tons; Grace. tons; lola, tons; Glide. 3
Inns Buckeye. 5 tons Total shipments, 1853
Ina
xSacHAxpfsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
/ l1eeipis Of produce and merchandise 1t the
%EkU Ue&sssS uuSAuG sue paat tWeutyrOur uOutu
|nnM tollowa: Northern Pacific railway, 522
|nna: Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern railway. Gas
~; Columbia 4 Puget Sound railway, IS tons.
N Natsr- Queen, 6l7 tons; J. r. Mcdonald, &C
-; = Anderson, tons; Grace. tons; lola,
|1ns Glide. tons: Fleetwood. ton; Kingston.
lIn; AerHin, iton. Total receipts 1880 tons.
NATURE OF R1cEIrrs.
Thirteen cars merchandise, cars wheat, II
m lumbar. Is cars coal, cars shingles, 2 cars
eila o. brick. car piles, l car hay, carr
leeeohoM goods, car buttar, car bsrley,
- ptpA : cars cattle, cars horses, car wood,
lnr machinery, car molasses, car -four. car
~ ! or feed, car oats.
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AXE 1HE STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ
At taker i Co's Mha-Tes,
FOB
yAIRHAyEN, wHATcoM. La CONNER AND
WAY FORTS
II. W. BAKER & CO.. AGENrA
See Local TIM Cards
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For low rates excellent accommodations ana
Ali the features that constitute . successiai ana
enjoyable Trip 10 the kasc take the northern fa-
ellie Through vest,bule trains 20 81 faui.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago, consisting o.
dining. drawinRroom aud sleeping cara New
tourist kieepers under the direction OF the Fuit
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 oaaiy
through trains No better service 70 be found
A. Chiberg. city ticket agent 7ls Second street
Boston block: L Tonkin. depot ticket agent, 81
Attic
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w AsHlEGToS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
w tIrcorporat d.
MORTGAGE LOANS
eecurities approved here. No delay.
Branch offce-Co.man block Seattle
Ground floor, main enfrance.)
GEORGE FowLER, Manager.
Home ofice-walls Wslla. Wash.
ve.t.vr c1Rc.. AS Wall street. New York.
TO Water street. Boston.