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HYourOpiiniion?

should any one ask your opinion about
the Histogenet;c system of medicine just
answer boldly that it is no good. Should
ne ask you the reason why it is no good.
tell him-just because. If this answer
does not confound him by its profundity
and he still persists, tell him that it is
new-fangied idea. This will probably
prove effective, as it bankrupted the FIRST
IRON plow establishment. Should you fail
In that. too, don't give up but insist with
the powerful argument that your grand
mother never heard of it; that you can't
see how mercury, arsenic, strychnine. etc,
can be improved upon, and that the old
schools of medicine must necessarily have
exhausted all the stock of wisdom, and
that there cannot possibly be anything
left to learn. And if all your powerful
arguments have failed to convince him of
the reasonableness of your position-you
have still one Parthian shot-tell him that
you are simply astonished; that you
thought him an intelligent man!
And still there are men-and women.
too-upon whom such arguments have no
effect, but they are thinking people who
are willing to investigate before they form
an opinion.
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SEATTLE, Aug. IL lcyi
Exchanges at Seattle clearing house today
amounted 70 sl35,74603 The balances were
S42 ,096. Sc.
MARKET REVIEW.
The grain, feed and hay marke. has remained
remarkably steady during the week. though
there is q general feeling among dealers that
prices will drop little as soon as new stock be-
gins to come in freely. The live stock market is
active and the supply of native stock plentiful
The supply OF fresh dairy butter and ranch eggs
Is very limited aud prices firm. The supply OF
poultry is fully equal TO the demand, which 10
not very heavy at present
JoBBINs TRADE
The jobbing trade has been rather quiet in
most lines the past few weeks and shipments
have been very light, but the past few days IL
has commenced to resume its former activity
The only change in the grain and feed market
was a slight drop in inferior grades OF wheat for
chicken feed Vegetables and fruits have been
tending downward little owing to an increased
supply. No change has been noted in dressed
meats, but pork and mutton win probably be ad-
vanced very shortly. Beef is steady and likely
to remain SO for some time. The only change
In grocery quotations was slight reduction in
some brands of chewing tobacco In the hard
ware and tinvare market trade ID reported fair
for this season OF the year. small advance
has been made on tin plate, and sheet zinc is q
little cheaper. Rope is down q cent and scales
are down TO the lowest notch. Trade in paints
and oils has improved little Of late and hnseed
oil has taken big drop.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-tour hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle
in the following amoants: BY rail-Northern
Pacific, S25 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound,
Is tons; Seattle, Lake shore Il Eastern. 80
tons. By wster-Blus Jacket, loo tons; Walla
Walla, 50 tons; Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship
Company's boats, a tons: Mabel. 70 tons; Henry
Bailey, % tons; Wasco, 10 tons: Buckeye, 8
tons: Glide, tons; Angeles, Is tons; Detroit,
tons; San Juan, tons; Grace, tons; lola, 3
tons. Total shipments, 2,452 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours follows: BY rail-Northern Pacific,
4S7 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, 10 tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern, l54 tons. By
water-Wasco, Is tons; Henry Baily, II tons;
Angeles, 5 tons Total receipts, 65s tons.
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Buyer season rose 20 sl.72. but receded 10 81 z3<-
Buyer 1891 reached s.. 66ss, closing st sl6S1s.
SUMMARY OF IKE SITUATION.

Buyer season 20 si72. but receded 10 81 03<-
Buyer 1891 reached sl6oss, closing at sleS3s.
SUMMARY OF IKE SITUATION.
The wheat market was strong, the prices OF
shipping grades being higher. Choice shipping
wheat was irm At the quotations. and the de-
mand was fair. Barley was rather quiet and
prices OF feed grades were unchanged Oats and
corn were quiet Hay is steady with fair de-
mand.
The vegetable market IL fairly active but the
rece pts are heavy. Corn continues In good de-
mand aud prices are well maintained Potatoes
are agsin arriving in large quantities and the
old difficulty IL experienced in clearing up the
surplus stock. Onions are steady with moderate
demand. Prices elsewhere are unchanged.
There is no change in the condition Of the
market for summer fruit. The supply Is still in
excess OF the demand and the Gamers are nlled
up. Figs are scarce. Watermelons begin 20 ar
rive more freely. Grapes are hrm- Peaches and
apricots are doing better.
The market for dairy produce is still fun for
fancy California stock. The demand holds up
for Eastern creamery. Eggs are active and hrm-
PRODUCE KzcErPTs AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce reeeipts-Flour, Ia 900 quarter sacks;
wheat. 800 eentals; barley, 5000 csntaIsI
oats. Loco centals; potatoes, 1900 sacks; bran,
Flour-Family extra, 81 sOg ( IS per Dbl; bakers
extra, 49, "a. 50: superfns, SS509S.so.
Wheat-SL 571s9l 50 per GENITAL Tor ordinary to
SAOtNe shipping kEauct.
Barley-Sl. ltsgll3s4 per GENITAL for feed, 81. 6o0
LIS for old brewing, $l-l71z for new brewing.
Oats-slSGGl.55 per GENITAL for fair to ehotes
white: sl.S71zsl. i2l5 for gray.
Corn-Large yellow, E.73lS1i.75; small yell
low, sL759I.7Tla; white, s2Odtg207I< per GENITAL.
Wooi-Spriug, foothill, per pound. 16(f1Sc:
Northern, is(1e9c; Southern, six months, IAftl5o:
Southern, twelve this, 1259tGl5c: Nevada, Is
@lsc: Oregon valley, ZaD24c: Eastern, light, 100
zOc; Eastern, heavy, Hgl5c; Southern lambs
wool, S1IIc.
OPTIoSa
Options-Can board sales: Wheat, buyer 1881.
tl651sGl. 66ss, elosing at sl.6511; buyer season,
u70i2
Barlsy-Buyer 1891, sl.I5al I61<, closing at
NE; buyer season, sl-19i s(gll9s< closing at
81 1914
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight. ~; telegraphic, 12k ster-
ling bills = Bank. Sass; sight, As7; COM
mereial s4s35a. silver bars, ss54Sefzc. Mexican
dollars, 7SG7Szc.
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MoJAvE. Kern Co., Cal.

DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash. ::
Dear SRI am glad to tell you that my
wife still continues to improve. Looks like a
different person. Skin clearing up; eyes
look brighter and is feeling better gen.
orally; no pain in stomach and has good
appetite. We feel glad that we have found
some one who can do her good, and you
will have other patients from this section.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH ROWAN.
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MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-Options closed barely steady, S points
down to 10 points up. Sales were s,240 bags, in
Guiding August at sl6.45: September, sl5.6S1
1870; October. sl46tel465; December, sl3.55tg
1890. Spot Rio, easy; fair cargoes, 1s5zc; No. z,
sHgar.Raw, held frmer; fair refining, 3es1Sc;
centriiugals. 9O test, 7-i6sSzc Sales, $50 bags.
Refined, unchanged aud in fair demand.
Copper-Dull; lake, August, sll.s0.
Lead-Quet; domestic, si471z.
Tin-Easier; straits, $50
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Aug. lI-wheat was higher today
The opening was 14fGs4c higher than the clos
ing figures Of yesterday and after some fiuctua-
tions advanced 2s<c more, then eased on, ruled
Irregular and closed S9se ngne. tnan yes'e. 70
Receipts, l,6l2,UUV bushels; shipments i,l4S,uu0
Wheat-Firm: cash, ssggsF4c; September,
Cern-steady cash, Sc; September. 59s1c.
Osts-stesdy; cash. 2s55c; September, 2sssc.
Barey-NoIninsl at 6jL65c.
Pork-siesiy; cash, slos7g5; September, SIC. 20.
Iard-s,eady; cash, so.55: September, $751;.
Shoulders. s.. l0e6.4o; short clear, S7.2OtG7.So;
short ribs, SIS 6JG5.7o.
Whisky-sl17.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK xARKEr.
CHICAGO. Aug u.-CattIe-Receipts 5000;
slow: natiye steady: Texans shade higher.
Choice natives, S5.UEG5S5; no fancy steers on
sale: good steers, GSss'o;a9: Others, $50 tgsoO;
Hogs-Recepts. 100: steady. Rough and
common, S4.24L4. rs; mixed and packers, $500
SOS; prime heavy and butchers weights, S. 31s9
5 40 prime Light, so.5ots575; seeond-clGss light,
$5G5-2.
sneep-Receipts. 5000; fair and lower Native
ewes s3356i4 40: mixed and vethers, sl6ot4
SIS; Texans and Westerns, sf9440.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAsGE.
BosroS, Aug. u.-Closing:
Atchison. ....... ISL HsxicsnCen tcon) IS
Burlington a san Diego. 10
WOOL MARKETS
NEW YORK, Aug. u-wooI-stesdy; domestic
fleece. St6S7c-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. u--Wooi-Quiet and IN
changed.
rood and the market steady. In territory wool
there have been large sales of fine on
secured basis Of 5ss56oe for fine. 57ts5oc for fine
medium, and 5SG55c for medium. Texas, Cal
ifornia aud Oregon woods are in fair demand
and steady.
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FTEANUAL

LONDON, Aug u.-Closing-Consuls: Money,
$50; money account, 961s- q. s. bonds-ls,
1lgs<; 41ss, 1881. Bar silver, $40 per ounce.
Aoney-14tSla per cent
BREADsTUFrs
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il-wheat-Demand goody
Kansas winter, hard, IS I'D, firm; No. 2 red
spring, 70 HID.
Flour-Demand good; prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair for spot aud active for fu-
lures; SPOT and August, 81 1879, firm; septen-
Der, So lid, firm: October, SIS l01Sd, hrm-
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IEGIL NOTICES.


RVARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RFSOLU-
- ton No. 4t-Be il resolved by the board of
seefaea and house OF Delegates of the city OF Sc
sens n session assembled:
Thai II IS the Intention Of the city council OF said
,s ~ - IMPROVE Alton. street ia said city. be-
,ss ssh JACKSON street and Main street by grading
sAne Ia accoraaaCe with 1he established srasie,
The .ss ssset Sidewalk on each side thereof
~ - esa'naed cost OF grading and grabbing the
sssa exednS the srGssnss' s sh rec
hs@ ne estimated cost of sidewalk
IsssSs No s<d street is TWO hundred and ffty-tve
r, oears; the total estimated cost OF said i'm
eNrssht 10 b. paid by the abutfiEg property
4 l.- ~ hundred one and so 90 500 so
in =. nd the cost Of the grading ana sidewalk.
erfx 80 sfeet - 10 be assessed against The prop
pnsv.s.AAhs on said street proposed 70 be i'm
t!rr rsasks crihed above, and which said ahut-
.s,ssfsssS hereby declared TO be the property
irs s sn. ey sad Improvement All persons own
spTse sSeating properly rs defined by section
ehar., % article eight WIN OF the freehodsrs
a. go sssl have IF cen 10 days from and after
a. sst ~ sae hrSt pubiica of this resolution 10
provs,as sss city CLERK protests sgainst said inl-
b, ne ne PAYMENT for said Improvement is 70 be ade
$50 so Node OF Immediate Payment"
issi Afd Oh aldermen ths S9t9 4, day OF July,
p..., President Bcari of Aldermen.
,sa. ''ed house Of delegates the So,h day Of July.
T. W. JONES
., President House OF Delegates
approved by me this 4tli day OF August, Issl
Flee nv HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
p,,s,sA Il ". MILLER. City clerk.
-- -.e.lSheG This 9Th CAV of August, A. u. ls9l
ttSYlIEo STATES MARsHALS SALE
nited stales Of America. : orthern Division.
sas~lcs OF " RshIngtOn -
s,sy virtue OF a wit OF -enAltloni exponaS TO me
1890. lsSaei from the district court OF the
fss,,e.aa et91es Tor The Northern Division Of the
Moa,Ss ~ N8llAgtos. a. the suit al RlgSold
sses,sso9nery sgA nsg the steamer Mary F, Perry.
ME ne AppaTel and furniture etc. in accordance
lSsi secFec Gated a. Seattle. Wash. August o.
80 pronounced IA said conrt / hereby gave pab-
,ie lVSe taAl ca the lSta dSy Of August 1891, at
sarn IN "a me Afternoon NJ the waaEf foot OF
sxSs $50, IN LIE ety ef seattle. viii sell the
A. ys,.aanet Mary +. Perry, her tackle. apparel
esa s,a exc, AZ pDbiic auction, 10 he high
sale 'Ne' t~S casa, payable Al the dfile VI
seo a. Seattle. this 7th day OF August, 1891.
THOMAS r. BROWN.
Rev United states Marshal
y3- g s'esner was built in the year lssS, Il Of
nst tonnage, lo4 feet long 20 feet beam and
wa Oh ao4ds and q completely equipped
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EAsTERN MARKETS.

MEXICAN SILVER AND CUBAN ToBAcco INPoET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Ward line steam
ship Arizona, from Cuba, brings 1896 600 in Mex
lean currency and 81 100000 worth OF Havana
tobacco.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock market opened
dull and slight rally took place early in the
day, but ii was not maintained. as in later deal
ings the extreme weakness of Union Pacific was
felt by the entire list The market closed quiet
and heavy at about the lowest prices Of the day.
Government bonds-Easier.
Petroleum-Closed at 6411.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper-554G7l4 Sterling ex-
ehange-Firm; 60-day bills, s4.SSs<; demand,
sls5s<. Bar silver, 9sZ.
BONDS.
U. s. as, reg. $3.50. 116I3U. S. Ga, COUP. 100z<
u. s. IS, COUP. n612 Pacific 6s......... ITO
Ia g. 4l['s lOU5.l
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHx WHEAT MARKET.

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE wheat msrke.
was wildly excited today, owing 70 reports from
the Chicago market and the rnmor that the
Russian government was about to prohibit the
expectation Of bzeadstuss from that couniry.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

WI leave II thela-Colmaa dock At O'Clock a m
NonGsy "Wednesday and Friday for Kingston,
Port Gamble Bangor, Sesheck. Horaa HomA lAi-
iwaup. Hoods Port and Union City. Resurnlak
d. TROCTMAS, Master.
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PHOENIX, Ariz., July 30. 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-Haying used your remedies in
my family for more than two years with
wonderful success, l feel that no other
remedies can give satisfaction and en-
close symptoms of my nephew's case for
your consideration.
FRANCES A. CURTIS.
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n. W. N LICK.
Clerk Of the City OF Seattle
Data Of frst publication. July 3lst. A. d. 1891.
0FYIcE or THE CITY CLERK, SEATTLE,

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, SEATTLE,
" Washington. August 3, 1891.
Notice IL hereby given that Fred r. Sander has
made application 20 the city council of the city OF
Seattle Tor franchise upon and along the follow
inr described route, to-wft:
running thence south on Fifth street TO Jackson
rtFeet. thence east on Jackson street 70 south
sixih street; at South seventh street from Mkado
street. 70 hares street. thence east on Charles
street South Eighth street: again at the fntersec
den Il Grant street and Hind street; thence west
On sns6 Hind street 20 Colfax street; thence south
said f8fnx street to the city limits and that the
city eoanc o the city of Seattle does by house of
deegafes co1current resolution No. 10 determine
thai franchise to construct and operate n street
railway along and upon the above designated route
IN the city ofSeatte should be granted. and offers
70 grant said franchise TO the person, company or
cooperation who viii pay the greatest sum for said
Therefore, sealed bids win be received by the
undersigned clerk of the city Of Seattle en- or before
"wednesday, August r. A. d. 1884, at o'clock p.
eslesstes In joint session assembled said day,
I:W o'clock p m. at the new city hall, will pub
10y open ana read sucn bids and proceed 70 deter
said bids must be accompanied by a certified
Geck payable to the order of the city comptroller,
= an amount equal TO at least 10 per cent OF the
mount bid. and the amount Of said check shall be
Hffeted and paid TO said city In the successful
within thirty tso) days after the acceptance OF the
nd NIL bids, and may refuse 10 grant franchise for
ey part OF said route for which said application
- maue. (SignedD II. W. MILLER.
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication, August s. A. d. 1891.
rITY TREASURES NOTICE Fol-
lowing city warrants will be paid upon pres
entaiion az the city treasurers Office and no in
tefest allowed afer fifteen days from first publica-
ton Of this notice:
Salary fund warrants Nos. 2,o01 TO 2.I73, inclu-
eve.
1889 road fund warrant No. 3.766.
Hafbof and wharf fund warrants Nos. IL to -,
Inclusive.
Date Of first publication August Z, 1891
WILLIS L. AMES, City Treasurer.
IMpOUNDED STO. X AT AUCTION-TUES-
DAY. August the eleventh (lItha 1891, In front
dpolice headquarters. corner Fourth and Terrace
n7eets. .. 10 a m will sell ut public auction, to
o. highest bidder for cash to pay expense OF I'M
panding and keeping, the following described
NE4 to-wit:
Bnwn lilly, abou, one year OF age; white hind
~
4ebxy horse colt one year of age.
uHbay horse colt, one year of age: white spot on
frAend
ne owners 1.-THE above described animals are TO
Grnknowu. BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief of Police. seattle.
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eSEssMEyT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
a neut district No for Twelfth street grade
xofjcr + hereby given that the assessment roll for
feI IN proveenf district No. 8. for the grading of
Txerh street, from Depot street 10 Pine sweet, in
ms eify Of Seattle, and constructing Of Sidewalks
az roth sides thereof has been fled by the board
nfrubjc works with the city council of the city Of
seattle: and further notice Is hereby given that
De said roll Is open for public inspection at the Of
6ce IN the city clerk, IN the city hall Butler
block room 50s) and win remain open for inspec-
f5ou upfIl Monday August 18th, A. ID. 1891, at 5
o'clock o. n1., and al persons owning property in
ssId local improvement district, and al other per-
eors Interested, are requested to appear on said
i7th day az August. A. D. 1891, at 80 o'clock p.
m at the council chamber In she ne city hall, TO
make objection thereto If any they may have
All persons interested are further notified that
ne city council VIII, NJ said last mentioned time.
consider any and AL objections made. and will at
said time or az some adjourned meeting make such
corrections in such roll 10 deems just, and that
sner The consideration OF any and ali objections
vii spprove snch roll and viii assess the amounts
fonnd 10 be Just against each lot and parcel of land
fronting on said street.
H W. MILLER.
Clerk Of the City OF Seattle.
Data Of first publication, July 3lst A. d. 1891
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COUNTY NOTICES.

TALL FOR BIDS FOR HEATING COURT
" house. Nottce Is hereby given that sealed pro-
pasas for heating the Snehonsish county court
aonse VIII be recei we'd by the board of county
niissioners OF snohomtsh county. Washington, at
the Office OF the commissioners o. said county until
August %. al o'clock D. M.
such proposals must be accompanied by a certi-
nea check IN the sum OF $500 to be forfeited to
ne iais to enter into contract ia good and sufficient
poha N the full sum OF the contract price within
hNe GAYS from daie Of award. All bids To be &c
co,Ipanied ny detail description of same
bids " '' "' ~ -
Dated snchomish, Wash, August S, 1891.
~ order OF the board Of county commissioners of
knohomish county GEO G. RUFF,
County audto. and ex-ofacio Clerk Of Board
TALL FOR BIDS Fol. ELECTRTc LIGHT
- hxtures-Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals. to be accompanied by samples of ma
teflal ana designs of fixtures, for the furnishing
aad putting up of electric light fixtures throughout
the snohouniSh county courthouse. at SnohSJnish
iity ash. according 10 the plans and specifcar
tons on Tile Ia the commissioners Office
soaers OF Snohomish county Wash AZ their Office
U sald county until August 2e at O'Clock D. M
(which hour said bids VIII be opened
eucl proposals must be accom- panied by a certi-
e. cnecS IN the sum of three hundred dollars TO
y infielted To Snohomish county by the successful
etaier N case he falls 20 enter into contracf in
Epl and So iicien. bond tn the fun sum of the con-
nei price within FIVE days nom date of award.
20 otd viii be Received OF considered unless ac-
uafiateled by sample o. material 10 he used in
szsirueiioa, and detailed description and cut Of
sSgn. or nv sample of the fixtures themselves
q bias ' -
Dated Al snohomish. August s. 1891
by or'ier OF the board of county commissioners
y cuol0fnsh county, G+tD. G RUFF
te0niy Auditor and ex-offcio Clerk OF Board.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

limited STATES MARSHALS OFFICE.
~ United States OF America, District Of WASH
ington, s.: By virtue OF senditions exponas to
me directed, issued under the seal OF the district
court OF the United states tor the northern division
OF the district OF Washington. At the suit Of the
United states against The schooner Florence" her
tackle, apparel. etc / commanded to sell the
said schooner Florence" her tackle apparel ef.
in accordance with decree dated at Seattle.
August 7, 1891
hereby give public notice that on the 9th day
OF August. n ID. 1891, NJ the hour Of 30 O'Clock
In the afternoon, at Louch and Johnson's warehouse
near schwabacher's wharf at seattle in said dis
trict viii sell the said schooner sFlorence" her
tackle apparel etc. TO the highest bidder for cash
payable at the time Of said sale
THOMAS r. BROWN
United States Marshal.
Dated this 9Th day OF August 1891
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err NOTICES.

:, or ALDERMEN RESOLUTION No
re ps Il resolved BIZ the board OF Aldermen
s,ss Of delegates Of the city OF Seattle In ses
M sssenan'ssa' The Intention of the city coun-
Jn.s ~ st.e rify Of Seattle, TO improve Farm
pue 80. Jses.sf street 20 Harrison street. IN the
rEltz.s aaas.,e ~ grading and constructing SIDE.
k5{ ~. y - narh side of the same Inc estimated
- Of grading and grnooins ne sSs snd wen.
eea1s s.,e ~ st1O0 ~, I23501 dollars; the esti-
49, 800 ~ sisfeEaiking the said street on Doth
.lst 1900 - nine hundred and ninefy-tbree and
eo0 1898 sears; ne s0ss Il
49, $500 -Su .nd slxs<en and $1,000 t$2.l $50 DOL
~ .sa sesfi raated cost Of grading and grnbblng
- ass.,ses Is one hundred and tniFty-elght and
- - q yss -53 dollars: the estimated cost OF
Div 80 81 ~ cross walks and putting in box
9 I. :. gss,a hunsred and twenty-sx f<l2bl dol
60 ,osai egrlfuafed cost 70 be paid by the city
II. .s ryneras road fund Is TWO hundred and
ssyfoar and ss.os'oo ooasrs; ana IN, me
- y - .~-iadnr the crossings. is 10 be assessed
n11rs -. shs,tsnx pzuperty on said street pro-
Hssa - :. ~ Improved ~ described sbOee, and
xseh sad ahustns popshg nsreoy 70
De tns z. azxuInr shy abutting property, de-
a. ~ .sg.sar xsysa "a OF article eight lNIIl) Of
hhes - snsII have ffeen (l5) Jays from and after
49, dsss of rts esst pnbicat on OF tos resolution
ne a. ,st - e1ry clerk protests against said
y hss msss mai payment for sald improve
IND Ply. = - br The sssunledate payment mode.
mehs = - - board OF aldermen this 30th day
fassesn ~ GEORGE W. HALL
July' ics- President Board Of A Idernen.
A.suss II delegates this 3Oth day OF July
f1saea r W. JONES
leSi President House Of Delegates
.-nxs6 ty me this 4th day u August, A. ID
49, A. me this 4th day Of August, A. D. 1891
IL. ". MILLER. City Clerk.
p.hfsuked THIS 9th day Of August. 1891.
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TOR THE skAGrr.
THE STEAMER wM. T. MCNR0E

Leaves HstHeld's wharf Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. on tide, for Richmond. I'd
mCnds, Mukliteo. iusai!p, Stenwood. Pr, >kagit
Civ NJ. Vernon, Avon. >eSsrO aud Hamilton
( W. SMITH. Master.
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Portland Wheat Market.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Aug. IL - tspecial.l - Wheat
Quiet; Valley, sL42la; walla waIla, $l.s2I< per
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