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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Died OF SuHocation.

A colored patient at the hospital has
lately undergone the operation of hav-
ing a supplement to his breathing
apparatus, in silver tube, put in his
throat.
The foregoing appeared in the CITIZEN
of few days ago, and has tragic on
come. Yesterday at 8 o'clock the nurses
making the rounds of the wards found
the man dead. He had evidently suf-
located, having fallen asleep, when the
tube became misplaced, also filling with
blood and mucus. the man having had
coughing spells just previous to his
death, which filled the tube.
The hospital wagon driver is authority
for the statement that the mans attend
ant wac near at the time, but had also
fallen asleep. Noble came from CASA
Grande two weeks ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
lie Knows Now.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wings were reading the
evening paper.
Peculiar ways the japanese have, "
said Mrs. Wings casually; "they read
up instead of down, and from right to
left. What do you suppose they do that
for, Mr.. Wings"
"How should know, Mrs. Wingss
What questions you women do askr'
Then there was silence, until suddenly
Wings threw down the paper with a re-
mark and began poking the fire viciously.
"What is the matter, Mr.. Wings?'
asked his wife.
Matter? Oh, nothing nothing at
all l only read half column of thrill
ing narrative before | found that it
wound up with patent medicine ad."
Again there was silence. Then Mrs
Wings, who had been bordering some
thing deeply, said, Il know now why the
japanese read up instead of down"
"Oh, you do, eh? Well, why?"
$50 as to see the patent medicine ad.
before reading the article. London Tit
Bits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Happy HoosierS.

VIM. TimmOns, Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has cone
more for me than ali other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver troubles" Johr
Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to
be the best kidney and liver medicine.
made me feel ike a new man." j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bitters IS just the
thing for man who is run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies;
he found new strength, good appetite
and felt just like he had a new lease of
life. Only SOC. bottle, at DR.. Martins
drug store,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Here 1. a Chance to Make Money.

l bought machine for plating gold
silver and nickel, and it works splendid
When people heard about it they
more spoons folks, and iewelry than
could plate. In a week made S23, and
in month s97. My daughter made SIS
in five days. You can get platter for
50 from the Lake Electric Co., Engle-
wood, Ill, and will, We trust, be bene-
fitted as much as / have been.
A. READER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11

LADY HARRIS, wife Of the governor
of Bombay, Is an excellent cricketer,
and handles her bat in mastery style.
LADY HARCOURT, the historian Mot
ley's daughter, is very handsome and
has more than u local celebrity because
of her wit.
Mrs. ELIZABETH b. CUSTER is the CEN
ter of attraction at ial.gatherings, be-
cause she is very gracious and always
says just the right thing.
OSCAR WuDE's mother has suffered
heavy losses through loss o. rents from
her Irish estates, but she is as bright
and refreshing as ever.
CATHERINE WEED BARNES, a niece of
Thurlow Weed, resides at Albany, y.
Y, and is recognized as the leading
woman amateur in this country in the
art of photography.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Injurious Mixtures.

The iodide of potassium is quite con-
slant ingredient of sarsaparilla mixtures,
which are Wanted to be blood puri-
fers," tonics, etc. This agent is harm
less when rightly used, but it is capable
Of doing grievous injury. One of its
baneful effects is inflammation of the
kidneys. If they are weak or deranged
small doses of the iodide are likely TO
produce the effect stated, and many per-
sons kidneys are so affected without the
fact being known. Hence, preparations
unsafe for general use.-Halrs Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
First Appearance OF Uncle Sam

The phrase Uncle Sam" arose during
the war of 1872 with England. An
army contractor named Albert And-r-
son bad a stereyard at small town on
the Hudson. \ government inspector
named Samuel Wilson, who was always
called Uncle SAM" superintended the
examination Of the SUPPLE, and when
they were passed each cask, box or pack
age was marked "A. Al. S." the in
itials Of the contractor and of the Unit
ed States. The man whose duty it was
to mark the casks being asked what
the letters meant, replied that they
stood for Albert Anderson and Uncle
Sam" The story was retold, printed
and spread throughout the army and
the country. Mr.. Wilson died at Troy,
n. Y in 1854.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11

Sir John Lubbock says: "How many
OF the troubles of life are insignificant
in themselves and easily avoidable?''
One of the greatest troubles or burdens
of life-that anxiety about the future Of
self and loved ones-can be removed by
life insurance. No man can afford to
neglect this important duty, secure
life policy, remove the burden, and thus
prolong life and make it happier.-Ex.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Late Arrivals at the Palace Hotel.

Thos Gait, Cal; Chas Bumgardner,
Cal; H. T Carpenter, Yuma; WI Gill,
Phenix; W NJ Bernard, Mammoth, E G
Peck, Nogales; j Volkhert, Saginaw;
Jno Williams, Olive Camp; Sol johnson,
Arivaca; Chas Pearman, City; A Bray,
Sonora; r Steen, Sonora; A I. Brock
man, Nogales; T Maza and wife Sasabe;
E J BonsaIl, Nogales, Geo H Richey,
Phenix; Paul Smiley, Phenix; G o
Eaton, Casa Grande, W Elliott. Pa
checo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
$500 Reward 4!

VIZ VT! lay the above reward for any case OF Lfvp
Complaint Dyspepsia Sick HeedaS he, estion Coz
stipation or COstiveness we cannot with west's
VsSetabie Liver Pills. when the directions strictly
pied with They purely Vegetable and never
fail TO give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Largo boxes
containing 80 Pills, 3 cents Beware of Sounterfsies
and limitations The genuine manufactured only By
TEE JOIN c. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO: ILL
GEORGE MARTIN, Druggist, 81,
Congress street. TucS on. Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. Z. G.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteda. Dizxi
ness, Commissions Fits. Nervous Nsuralgis.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused by th5
use of alcohol or tobacco, Warehouses; M ntt
Depression, SOftening of the Brain resulting II.
insanity and lcaSlng TO misery, decay and death.
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power
in either sex. InyC lntary Losses and Sperma. .
self-abuse or Over-induigence. Each kOx con
tains one months treatment. $1-00 box
six boxes for $500. sent by mail postpaid or
receipt of price.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
Notice.

j. o. Ford is authorized to collect al
ills owing me. /
PIERCE FoRD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
We Guarantee Sir Boxes

To cure any case. With each order received
US for SIX b0xss, accompanied with $500 we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee to
refund the money If the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued Only by GEORGE
MARTIN, SCIs Agent. 81 Congress street Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11

The latest Novels can always
be found at the Pioneer News
Co,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11
WEINLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. ...........JULY11 IL, 1891
LOCAL ITEMS.

The o. K. Restaurant fed 800 people
on the Fourth.
From July 4th hence the American
flag will contain torty-four stars.
"A number of our young people have
gone on a pleasure jaunt to Humboldt
camp.
Benson has brilliant prospects, as
may be seen from our communication
in today's issue.
Read what Mr.. Sicocan, proprietor
of the Depot Park, has to say OF his new
pleasure resort,
The Beacon is the name of the new
born organ at Cerrillos, n, NJ, which is
edited by Geo. Hosmer.
Everybody addicted to the use of
the weed" should try box OF A. Soils
homemade cigars-Cee the advertise
ment.
Let-those who wish a cool and ap
petising drink try DR.. Martins vichy.
just the thing when the mercury gets
upstairs.
Those in quest of neatly furnished
lOOAAo Will PACaOdAS
should call on Mrs. Morris, proprletress
of the Vendome House.
Those wishing to rent well furnished
and pleasantly situated rooms may be
accommodated at the "Vendome," on
very moderate terms. See adv.
Bald heads are too many when they
may be covered with luxurant growth
of hair by using the best of all restora-
tiyes, Halls Hair remover.
1t is peculiarly suggestive that no
advertiser in the CITIZEN has discovered
that We are in the midst of the quiet
business ceason of the year.
The County Board met this morn
ing as a board of supervisors, and were
engaged up to time Of going to press In
auditing accounts.
"A large increase Of CITIZEN sub
scribers are noted by the postmasters Of
Globe, Nogales, Harshaw, Bisbee, Tomb
stone, and way offices, as the result of a
visit by our representative.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11

tie south; now it is the gateway of peace.
commerce and prosperity"
birmingham, Ala, gave the president an
opportunity to draw an encouraging les
son from the war. He said.
Ny countrymen, we thought the war
great calamity, and so it was. The de-
struction ot life and property was great
and sad beyond expression, and yet we can
see now that God led us through that Red
Sea to a development in material pros
perity and to fraternity that was not
otherwise possible The industries that
have called to your midst many toiling
men are always and everywhere the con
comitants Of freedom. Out of all this free
dom from the incubus or Slavery The south
has found a new industrial birth, once al
most wholly agricultural You are not
now the less fruitful in crops, but you
nave added all this. You have increased
your production of cotton, and you have
added an increase in ten years Of nearly
BOO per cent. to the production of iron
You have produced three ourths of the
cotton crop of the world, and it has brought
you since the war about sS,000000, 900 of
money to enrich your people; but as yet
you are spinning in the south only 8 per
cent. of it,
why not, with the help we will give
you in New England and the north, spin it
all? Why not establish here cotton mills
that shall send, not the crude agricultural
products to other markets, but the manu-
featured product? Why not, while sup
plying 100000 Of people, reach out and
take a part we have not had in the COM
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There were fled for record Saturday, 45 deeds
the consideration asgregsting 81, 071. an aver
age OF s5Ss50 Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper & Co., abstractors OF title,
li6 Cherry street, between Front and Second:
E Blewett to 7. W. McBain, lot 9, block TO-
Evans * Biewetts, $50
+. Blewett to ]. +. Brown, lot u. block 10,
Evans & Blewetrs, $3.50.
T. Blewett 70 A. E. Brown, lot IL, block 10,
Evans & Blewett's, $50.
Z. Blewett to +. A. Brown, lot 10, block 10,
Evans & Biewett's..sS50
G. Bradner 20 Fl. Ross, eli lots and 8,
block Is. Jackson st, $50
A VI. Bracons 10 J. Fl. Vonderhorst, lots and
?. block AZ, Denny & Hoyts. 81
VI. h Clark to J. B. Jones, lots in Lake Ave
add 20 Kirkland, 1850.
W. c. l. Co. TO z. Degen, lots :. s. 9, l6, IL, Is,
block 81, Gilman Bark, 81.
L. Wood TO s J. Holmes, lots S and 6, block 10,
Holmes add, 5000
\. K. Eikoos e, al. to w j. Nicely, lots and
10, block 4, Kirkland Syndicate LIST, s65.
C. :. statler 10 J. o. Gilmour, tract in sec 4. Is,
6. a Burgit to H. A. Hewes, lot u. block .,
Ross I'd. $50
A Prentice to F. Kane, lots Il, L, Is and "a,
block -, River Park, $50.
First National Bank TO r. Aronson, lots and
A. block II, s. A. Bells I'd, 81
NJ Clerieus TO R. Aronson, lot 4, block p, s.
R. Aronson to First National Bank, lot 4, block
Fl, s. A. Bells End, $50
J: Ieary to ]. Rankin, lot 4. block 8, Eastern
EST B. Dougherty to W. W. Price, lots Is to
., block A, wsllingfords. SOS.
T. s A. 20 S. B. vrooman. sec 4, y. 4, sI2
6. L z. Ry. Co. to W. o. Good. 8 acres in sec
"A, Prentice to J. C. Grub. lots in River
Park, sS4o.
G. v. Lundgren 70 T. P. Dyer, lot 8, block IS.
y. p. R. r. to G. Jenkins. SCI ne sec 25, =, S,
Q. s. A.. to G. courviile, ne sec ;. %. e.H.
W. c. /. Co to A Carey. lots l. and Is block
=, Gilman Park, 500
A. Cary to W. Keno. lotl7, block 50, Gilman
". Keho to J. 5. Bushnell, lot II. block s., Gill
man Park, 81.
J; 4. Moore ct al to Il C. Raymond, lots .
VI. McDougell 10 The Redemptorisf Fathers
lots and 10, block I. Bells 9th add. $500.
ID. D. ProFer 10 The R=demptorist Fathers siS
lot 5. block 7. Bells 9Th add, $3.50
get sound PARK. SIS
!. Z. Borton TO r Brulin, lots q and 2. block
Z, Gem add. $50.
NJ b. Nudge to o. W Shaw, lots 70 to Is,
block S, Hazelwood add. $500.
&C; Z Rasseli 70 W. Sass. lots to G, block 5,
Kirkland syndicate LIST, 500
II. +. Compton 10 H. ". Morse. lot and part
lots. block -, Pontlus' I'd add s2,co.
Il w. Morse 10 +. F. Compton, lot and part
lot s, block "a. Pont.us ID add. s2,0oo
Moss ID add. 500.
", L Chandler to N. Steele. lots. block 70, A.
j. T. Brewer ct al. 10 G. W. Hoffman, 10, Is.
| block S, Wslla Waila, $50
W D. Caikins 10 5. f. Jencks, lots in Ess,
| Seattle, S.
A. c. Graf 10 S r. Jencks, lots in East Seat
| lie, s..
A, G Cratic Eben Smith, lots 80 81, block ..
East seattle. $50
r. Whitaker TO E. y. Whitaker, NV sw sec
~. -. :, 500
G. 2. Van Alstyn 70 R. W. Emmons, lots A. a.
block u, southern add. SIS
&C. Z. Russell 70 ?. B. Russell, lots in ballard
odd, 81.
A b, Gardner 70 W. C. Miller, lots 2, s. block 4.
Nanle Leaf add saSs
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Health is Wealth.

De- Z C. wEsT's NERVE .xp BxArS TsKAT
NKST. guaranteed specific sor hysterSA DEEs-
ress ConTulso1s. Fits. Nervous <eurAlgiA Head
ache Nervous P-ostrzrio1 cGnse1 sy the ase q az
crhol or tobacco, Nskefuiness. Menla1 Depression,
Leading % misery, cecSy and ceath. Premature Old
Age AzrTenness Loss e Poser ettksr sex- In
voluntary Losses and spesmAtcTrhce2. caused ~
over-exersioa % me brain selfzelss or cxerzadaf-
egacG Zach eex contains ore xaonfh o treatment
g. BOX, SIX boxes for S. sent By mail prepaid
on receipt q pxica
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each ocser received ~ us
fo- slx bctGass accompanied with s. we wiu sen4
ths purchaser cur ~TsEeE GUARANTEES - refaad tAs
Money II ghe treatment dos nos eftec< a c1ra
Guarantees sxszed oglly oy KRAKOW Ros-. Drag
On Ysslsr avenue Aa1 James street. seattle. Wask
Open a. n2gnL
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SAN FRAsclsCo, June 2a-The produce mar
kstS were unusually dull this morning sast there
were very lev changes IL quotations There is no
Demand Tor wheat. and quotations are almost
nominal New barley is coming IN freely. hut
sales are hgh,. 40 euyers are expecting lower
prices. No change IN millStuEss Nos, summer
fruit now coming IN is only fit for table use and
IN consequence the demand is not SUFFICIENT 20
offset the supply. Cherries keep up safriv well
CarrAnts are lower, Peaches are hard and se.l
slowly. strawberries did better. Apricois are
beautiful and cheaper. The vegetable make,
10 dull. Potatoes broke hack under tAs EXCESS
Of supplies, and are in light demand. Onions
are also easier for beth ret and yellow. A.psr-
agus Is slow Of sale, The situation IN tie mar.
kss fos dairy products is unchAnsed
FEopCex sxckFrTs aSn cpo-.-1cx.
froanes rsceirts-Flour, i6aoo quarter s.ek,.
.aeAt, 80 centsls; potatoes 500 saeSs.
eeaors, l.ee sacks, beans, 100 sscks. vfne
SAsN gallons brandy, Zoo gallons
Stoar-f amiiy extra. s. A19SS0 ner mi
1xsrs extra, s0AVsaSo. sapSTfne. & -ses "a
esssst-sl- essSsl 50 per GENITAL, via peTssns
80 Tor something choice
Eley-New feed, siSEl III rer een..l
-sHrpfise, O-sssss1sa. milling, E.ssk
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NO HOP LICE IN wHArcoM
Good Crops Promised All Around-Rail
road Construction.

OLYMPIA, June 2i.-ISpecial. The hop
growers Of the Nooksack valley report the
young crop in fine condition, promising a
heavy yield. The vines are free from lice.
The fruit crop will not be as large as
usual. out the quality will be better
Hay will make heavy yield if harvest
weather is favorable.
An excursion train will leave here on
the morning of July for Vancouver, via
the Bellingham Bay & British Columbia
railroad, TO attend the celebration of
Dominion day at that city. Many of our
citizens will take advantage of the excur-
sion 10 visit our British cousins
A large force of laborers are busy on the
Whatcom water front, enlarging the
wharf, building depots. turntahle and
buildings necessary Tor railroad traffic
from the Canadian Pacific.
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9i-s5; good 10 choice feed. $-so9ls1sz; fair,
N.l59l7Tiz; gray, 81 7ixe9l 80 per GENITAL
Corn - Large yellow. ns55<: small rel
low, %; white, t20ss2.o per Genital
Wool-spring clip, foothiil. per pound, l-9e0c:
Northern, 15122e; southern, ak monfhE Ia
Ice: Southern. twelve months 12s41fai5c. Nevada
lsglsc. Oregon. valley, 2a9l3c; eastern, light,
Call board sales: wheaf-Buyer 1891, after
August i, 81 sgl COZ, closing at 81 80,
BaTiey-Buyer ISL, after July l. fliz.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-eight, %: telegrsphic. q Sterling
bills-Bank. $3.50; sigi1i, ASess: commercial,
Gs Silver bars. E14g57sx Mexican dollars.
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cHAsDrsx AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NKw YORK. June 2o.-The stock market today
day was Insignificant in every respect and re.
hected only the waiting attitude of the oper.
afors, trading being extremely small and iuctu-
atoms in accordance. Closed dull, slightly bet
ter than last evening
Government bonds-stesdy
Pstyoseum-July closed at 57l<c.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve increase, sS,67s, 600; spe-
Gle increase, 4,s7s,o 200; circulation increase,
$4,000. Banks now hold sl6,oss, 600 in excess OF
legal requirements of the Is per cent rule.
noSKY AND ExcHkSGE.
Money on call. easy: closing offered at %.
Prime mercantile paper, SSG7. sterling ex
change, steady: eo-dsy bills, Sls5x4. demand
A.Ss54. Bar silver, loQ1<.
BONDS.
Q. g. Is coupon lisa Pacific e. ......... i0e
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TAcoua. Wash. June 1. 1891.

TACOMA, Wash, June 1. 1891.
DR.. ]. E. Jordan, Seattle, Wash, Dear
Sir-I have been taking your medicines
seven weeks, and it gives me the greatest
pleasure TO tell you, and everyone else who
viii listen, how much good they have done
me. When / think Of what I have suf-
fered, and how many doctors have tried
their skill on me to no earthly good, how
they have filed me with morphine, choral
and other poisons until was nearly crazy,
and how many hundreds of dollars my
poor husband has paid out in the last
three years, before we heard about your
wonderful cures, ! am astonished to see
myself today able to go all over the city,
able to do my homework and after busy
day 10 lie down and have whole nights
good sleep. Dear doctor, my husband and
are very thankful to you for what your
medicines have done for me.
MRS. JULIA L0NSDALE.
2,4ol Pacific avenue. Room q.
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MINING EocKs
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FrSAscrAI-

LONDON, June 2o.-Closing-Consols: Money,
e5 sis; money account. IS 2Is: q. 8 a. 10:
= : IS, lo2 Bar silver. <5xd per ounce
Money, y per cent
LIVERPOOL, June ADMINISTRATION offer
freely. prices UNCHANGED
Corn-Hoiders offer futures speringiy ard the
supply OF spot poor - ed, firm; June, IS I'D,
nrn; July and August, IS ID, atesdy.
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NORM Brsp. wash. june - 1ae1.

North bend. Wash, June IL, 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash,
Dear sir-l am happy to say that two
weeks use of your medicines has done me
so much good that / am going to start out
prospecting tomorrow. The pain in my
eyes has almost entirely vanished.
Yours truly,
HERBERT 6. POWERS.
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MERCHANDISE


Hops-Anout steady Pacific coast. 2V4sac
Codee-options closed steady and unc hanged To
- points down. Sales were 81. 81 bags; June,
f6asdiC.30. July, sgA6xGiA.S0: August si4 as
EslAoSs September, si4S0Gi4.GsA. Spot Rio. easy:
fair esrgoes. isi.c. No. :. l6A.e-
sugar-Raw, firm. Sales. two csrgoes centifu-
gals, 90 test, 9-Sac. refined, active ana firm
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, June 2S-wheat was Irregular.
opening about nc lower than yesterday clos.
ting and steadily advanced from start lsse for
July. then essed of &c. again became strong
advancing Ic. but about nom became very
weak and declined lssc, ruled steady and closed
&c higher than yesterday, August closed shout
PC higher and December issic lower Receipts
$4,000 bushels shipments, 1900 bushels.
Rye-SS5Ssc.
Bariey-Nomsnai. Soc.
Whisky-S.i6
Shoulders, s. iesseo. short clear. S. sOas IS:
abort rios. s. Ssse.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, June n.-C&stie-Receipts sa.ocn
market steady. slow; steers, $50: Texans, g. %
enS6a
Hcgs-Receip.s, Il 600, marke, duh and lower;
rough and common. sa2oss, -. mixed and
packers, "a 4SsssSo: prime heavy and butchers
weights. s. nQsss4T0; light. - soss4.eA
sheep Receipts, LOO: market steady: ma
ussA, sAS~,Sa2Si Texans. s&ea<s46a
BOSTON STOCK ExcEAS6E
sosToS, June 2o-ssccks closed as follows:
Atehison. -........ lS2A. Mexican Cen Conn aas
earAnSsoo-.....-.. ssss.san Diego $4,000. Is
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No stronger evidence conId be produced to
show that business 81 the present time in Seattle
is in good healthy condition. and while per-
haps but few merchants enjoy the unprece-
cented trade they did last year, owing TO the
fact that the number of business houses has in
creased jet on the whole IL is plain that there is
and has been steady natural growth In the
volume OF business.
Seven failures IN the state were reported at
Eradstreet's local ONCE for the week, as follows:
Two saloons, two cigar stores, one carpet house,
one grocery store and one drug store. The total
amount of liabilities involved was about $4,000
eySERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
tbe following amounts: yrail-Northern Pa
etfc2, IL tons: Columbia Puget Sound. % tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. lbs tons By
yater-J. K Mcdonald, 50 tons; Edith. Is tons:
Mabel, II tons; Premier, 10 tons: wasco IS
tons Buckeye, Is tons; Multnomah, tons:
Glide, tons; San Juan. 5 tons: Grace tons
A. X Robinson, tons. Total shipments, 5l3
tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcgIPTs
Produce and merchandise have been received
y me port OF Seattle during the past twenty
-FOUR hours a. follows: By rail-Northern Pacific,
go tons: Columbia d Puget sound, Is tons !:
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern. SO tons. By
water--Henry Bailey. 3 tons; Multnomah, 10
Tons; Waseo, Is tons; City OF Kingston, Z tons.
Total receipts, sa5 tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-22

cines are sold in but one agency in each
town The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan. Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-22

The Sunday excursions on the steamer klrx
land are growing II popularity. Take tie Yes
Ter avenue cars