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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AsoNIC.-wAsHINGToN .CENIEN-
in special communication TOMORROW (fr.dsy. 9Th
inst at m. to attend the funeral of our late
fraternally invited. By order of the ". NJ.
1t EMMETr c. ELMoRE, Secretary.
N~ELDER 5. h. DURAND. O. S. BAPTIST,
~ will preach, Providence permitting, in
MsIrS MMon9mental 4, Hall, lSS Pa. ave- NV FRIDAY
~ ST. FRIDAY Nj HT, Miss MaSpie Gaule,
WONDERFUL test medium; during day. Friday. private
sttlnzs at Mrs. CABELL's. no I'd St. Sc. mh5-2t
%MR. E. MORRISON is PLEASED
TO ANNOUNCE THE CONTINUANCE
OF HIS BUSINESS UNDER THE NAME
TEs z. MORRISON PAPER co.
THE NEW CORPORATION WILL
HAVE INCREASED CAPITAL AND
LARGER FACILITIES. AND HOPE 10
MERIT THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
FAvoRs EXTENDED TO MR. MoRRI.
SON IN THE PAST. mh5-ss.
MORE GAS FIXTURES THAN USUAL
~ in Local Mention.
1t C. A. MuDDIMAN, sl4 18th st
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District Of Columbia county of Washington S.:
i. T. Soufhard Parker. cashier OF tine above named
bank, do solennly that the above statement
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
Il. SOC1HARD PARKER Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th iav of
March, 1891. THOS. III. YOTNC;
Notary prhlic
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RA CHOICE CORNER
In one of the best resident localities
in the city and at the corner Of Mas
sachusetts ayenu ue and Florida ave-
nue., lot having economical
shape. as It is narrow in the rear.
giving, however, two splendid 'front.'
ages On Massachusetts avenue it
fronts oo feet and ON iorida avenue
141 feet. There is alley in the
Price, "a. 20 per foot.
THOS. J, FISHER &CO.,
mh5 l:s24 + ST.. NV.
K~A SPECIAL
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS.
WEB ANKLET.
50 cents pair.
e.E&J E. RosENTHAL.
Mems Furnishings. Hats
One price. Ua24-3ml 1872
@,A FINE PIECE OF ST. PROPERTY
NV size of lot aoxI0ott. For partieulars apply to
mh3iH' GEO. BOGUS, JOl 9TH ST NV.
H@SsCHAFFERk CLARY. No. a2I LOUISIANA
Maine rose and beauty Hebron potatoes seed and
want of the finest potatoes IN the market should call or
send in their orders at once mh5a
~SPEkFECTLl INDEPENDENT
People are d;fficult to find. Some
need thing and some
another. Many need the assist
snce Of a live, reliable agency
for the management of their
rental property and you may bs
long to that class.
We are the agency and will b
glad to meet you
B. II. WARNER CO.,
Property Managers,
1t GIG ST. NV
R~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-FREDERICK HER
~ BERT, grocer doing business at No. s27
st. cor OF 9TH st. ne, having nlati assignment
TO me for the benefit of his creditors. hereby
given TO al persons having claims against the said
Frederick Herbert to present them once, and
all parties indebted to the said Frederick Herbert
requested TO call at my ONCE and sete their sccounts
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS,
Assignee OF Frederick Herbert,
mh53t 4U4 W.
FIRST LINES OF THE SEASON. FOR
~ punches. AT SHOOMAkERS, 1881 :S3 Il st.
NV. Trade supplied at S3. W per Lundred.
Telephone call, 11J1-2. mh4-:Stt
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REPoRT OF THE COMPTON

The COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK,
At " Mashinzton, in the District of Columbia
At the close of business February 26 lSgI
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.rAKE TINE BY THE roRxLocK.

In o short time you win want your
summer tnps-whetheri il be victoria.
spider phaeton, blackboard or buggy.
The man Of Wisdom sends his trap
ss0ec to be done up and has IL when
the pleasant weather comes.
keconect that painting and vnr-
nishing take time.
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SS.2OO.OO- 90
The above includes nothing Cor the patents by which
She goods manufactured by the retiring firms are pro-
teted or FOR the rood will which. with each
concern, represents continuously successful bus
ness career. extending 10 two of them for more
than Nifty and. to the other two consider
ably more than quarter Of . century.
The books and accounts Of each Of the vendors have
been submitted % Messrs- HART BROTHERS, TIB-
bEI1S COMPANY. the well-known expert ac-
eounr4nts. from whose certificate which is se. forth
N fu IN the prospectus. the following is
THE AGGREGATE SAILS FOR THE PAST
foCk YEARS HAVE BEEN sl0 152. Isl o. EQUAL
20 An AVERAGE OF e.. 5;ss. or. 81 PER ANNUM
IHE NET PROFITS FOR THE SAME PERIOD
dANE BEEN el.oIs,tce 80. OR AN AVERAGE OF
e4l9. &02 20 PER ANSUM"
Ihe pronts Tor The last twelve months show Q con-
siderable inc over those of any former year. and
the sales hAvs progressed steadily As evidence. nv The
following statement covering the period under elam
tnAtion:
% 81, AZ. .439. IL
!eeo.- :. -.----..------....-..-.... 2.5l2. s29 o6
. ----.----.------.......--. 2. 2.5sO. .s54. IL
~S.. '-.-.......-.--.-........- =. 63l. .<28. -
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ESI HAVE SOLD MY DRUG BUSINESS AT
-. 10th and cts. q W to the wen know and
recommend to my friends and the public
mh3-3t' A. M PROCTOR
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ANDREW J. JoYCE's Sons,
10e8. lO00 Conn. ave.
P.s.-Drop ~ line and vs'n coms
to re you
mh3
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CAMBELI. CAlikINGroN, ATTokNEY-AT-LAW
CWebster Law building, 50o ID st. u. W. Wsshington
DC. Residence. l1Ol st. NV. d:sl
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GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS
~ Of form and attention to details in
engraving, paper and printing are es-
sential to make wedding invitations
perfect.
GEDNEY l. ROBERTS, Makers.
fe23 ~. 10th st., near Gas OfRco.
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mh5 9th ST. and New York ave-
AGAIN IN BUSINESS.
~ have opened a new drug store at the north
east of 1th ST. and Florida ave- with complet
line of fresh drugs and medicines, where l viii b.
pleased to welcome all of friends and old customers
Prescription department in charge of graduates IL
pharmacy.
F. NJ. CRISwELL.
For ten years at 11th and sts. NV.
Telephone call 1S3-2 Prices reasonable.
vpbt
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H~SsToRAGE WAREHOUSE
114O 18th NV.
Store your Furniture, Silver Ware.
Pianos. Works of Art Trunks Of Valua-
bles. Carriages. &C., in hreproof
building.
Unsurpassed facilities for packing
moving and shipping household goods,
glass ware, works OF art, &c.
Telephone, 463. ta22 3m
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VhatDYourOpiiniiOn?

Should any one ask your opinion about
the Histogenetic system Of medicine just
answer boldly that it is no good. Should
he ask you the reason why it is no good
tell him-jast because. If this answer
does not confound him by its profundity
and he still persists, tell him that it is a
new-fangled idea. This will probably
prove effective. as il bankrupted the nTst
iron piow establishment. Should you fail
In that. too. don't give up bat insist with
the powerful argument that your grand
mother never heard Of it; that you can't
see now mercury, arsenic, strychnine. etc.
can De improved upon, and that the ord
schools Of medicine must necessarily have
exhausted ali the stock of wisdom, and
that there cannot possibly be anything
lett to learn. And If all your powerful
arguments have failed to convince him Of
the reasona5leness Of your position--you
have still one Parthian shot-ieiI him that
You are simply astonished: that you
thought him an intelligent mani
And still there are men-and women.
too-upon whom such arguments have no
effect. bur they are thinking people who
are willing TO investigate before they form
an opinion.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. I0--The kcrk Lane Erpvsss
says: The lack OF grain and dry heat has caused
the harvest tosbe late. The next fortnight -
critical period for the failure or success OF cropA
English vheats bid in slow. sales have bean
made At SS1S9 for red and &0(64l for ordinary
white. Many exchanges are almost empty ana
business il extremely limited Foreign wheat
has advanced slightly. In spring grain trading
10 in favor OF the holders fer barley. oats, pulp
and corn. while rye is stronger Today English
wheat Is 30 scarce as 20 bs practically unquota-
bic In foreign wheat there is small advance
for spot. Russian whca: 10 stifHy supported =
sample of American red winter wheat received
today and eagerly scanned, az . large surplus
of that quality Of wheat is expected. and has
greatly affected the market. Good milling usual
ly il shown. Flour is DUH The scarcity OF bar
ley prevented q decline in the prices OF that
cereal, but the market could not be called firm.
Swedish oats are firm and English oats almost
unobisinab.e. Corn is firm, but insctiya
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Aug. 10.-Closing-consuls: Money
ss: money account, ~ l-i6 q. 5. bonds-4s.
ligz4; U. g as, 1883. Bar silver, A51d Per
ounce.
BRgADsTUFys-
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I0.--Wheat-Dcmand pooog
prices unchanged.
Corn--In fair demand; improving for spot ana
good for futures. spot, - lVlxd, hrm; August
10 1919, firm; september, % i3lzd, firm: Ocsov
Der, Is l0d, firm
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san FRANCISCO MAERErs.

san FEASCIsco, Aug fa-iac Insrkct for
summer fruits continues ovcrsteske,l sui rrsees
are week Waerilebe-T.es are very qIens,sr3I end
y ees are lower. Bartlett resrs ere duh and
weak Peaehes and sp-ieots are dolnE l:sss
better. WStsrmeloas are scarce. tut supply Is
fully equal 70 the demand Piuras aie n heavy
supply. LINES and oranges ara scaroe and
higher
There j. little ehsnge "A the vegetable market
and prizes are weak with heavy ssoeks on hand
sGGssEes and cEcumbers are drug in Ibe mar
kkt tomatoes are steady. Potatoes move OF
slowly AZ quotations Onions are in batter De.
nano- sweet potatoes are coming in more t.es-
Il and prices are arm-
The batter market Is heavily stocked Eggs
are f. good demand
TIE cereal market l. firm
PRODUCE EEcEIPTs AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce recsipts-Fiogr. rs 100 quarter sseks:
wheat Z7,0o esutais; barley. Zl.5o cengzss:
oats. 400 eent=ls; poSaioez, 500 sacks: onions
l.e'o SACKS; bran, LOO SACKS; wine. 5000 gal
Ions
FlOu.-Fauily extra, 81 sos1s % per Dbl; bakers
extra sisfg5; supevane, sB.5ea3s0.
Nhest-sl5 30 <agl-571z per GENITAL
LlosL La per GENITAL
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with ahs Auditor
Yesterday.

h@tseru4ys
Real estate transactions from January /, 1891,
to date are 81, s5i.4s6.s5. There were filed for
record YESTERDAY 3 deeds. the considerations
sggregating ;lf2,7s7. an average OF si,iiIss Fob
lowing Is the list furnished by Osborne
Tremper a Co, a5strartors OF title, ils Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
T. r. Robertson % Charles Cnshman, lots 50, 30
and %, block s. South Park lst add, t27e
William Mcintyre TO G. T. B0wien, "a lots ~
and II, block 6. RengstorHs add, $50
Kirkland l. q Imp. GO. 20 W. %. Wright, varh-
Gus lots Kirkland. A,0sA
Ii. l.. AeElF"y 20 olympic Imp Co., lot y
block 10, Maynard ., SEQ .D0.
W. s. Motif To X. Mckenzie, block S, lots II,
II. block =, Gem add 70 De Moines, $500,
V. Ii. smith 70 ". ;. Mofiiit, block 5, lots IL
II, block 2, Gem add TO Dcs Aoines, fl,5a0.
V. II. smith 20 II. T. Godiove. lots 10 TO Is,
block 6. Cen sdd 10 D. Moiaes, $50
g. X. LieweIiyn 10 William H. Moore, block 9,
Lake Dell sde, S..
William n Moore 70 James Dignsn. block 6
Lake Dali add. so.
John kineth 10 Minerva Carter, lot 4, block 81,
II. Carter 20 Jane ". Kinefh, lot 3, block .,
Denny's add s500e-
J.. K Van Tuyi 10 ~ KeTski, 13 lots In Iron
dale add 70 Kirkland, 81
J. M. Barry 70 u. &. Morgan, one half OF lots I,
2, block :. Naples add, 500.
/. IuEels 10 J. A. Moore, WI lots 2 3, block 90,
A A. peuny's adj, Si5.0sn.
u. a 20 NJ Walsh, e1z, ne1&, sec Il. %, 5, 81
+. W. Diekman 70 Is. Russell, iot and 2, block
A. l. Poole 20 J. Lee. Eve acres in sec "A, 20. 9,
siDD
E. Vance 20 C. Taylor. lot 50, block IA, Lake
Ave add 20 Kirkland, SO
T. h. Edwards 70 j. Wayne, lots n and -
block 3, Lake View add, $50
T. Ryan 70 c. :. Maple, lots 10 aud II, block 4,
Commercial street steam motor. $40
Yesisr " God. Coal and Lumber Co. 10 j. Tru-
dell, lot s, block 9, town Of Iesler, 500.
X. Nesdin 70 A. Redlsczyk, lot ., block q
weedEn's division, 800.
H White q al. 10 3. Meadows, lot IA, block 4.
White bros' add 70 Kirkland, sll0
P.B. Il. Hoaser 10 NJ. A. Hoaser, NV ne and ne
nv, sec 8, g, 4. s. 800
G. Hennsy 70 A. E. Fitz, lots 4, and 8, block
IL, II. T. Holmes add, 5000
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Oats sI4s1l-s5 per GENITAL for old. and
81. OAi. 50 for new feed
CoFn--IaFge yellow, 81 721191-75: small yell
low, 81 75ei.7 IA; white, s26st2o7j< per GENITAL
Aooa-Spring, foothiu. per pound. lHt3lcc;
Northern, lotTZ1c; Southern, SIX months, 1lk9ioc:
Southern, twelve mon tbs, II 4f1l5c: Neyaas- -
ftISe: Oregon valley, 21B24c: Eastern. light. LED
2ae: Eastern, heavy, L59l5c: southern lambs
wool, esatIie.
OPTIONS.
Dptions-Cal board sales. Wheat, buyer 1891,
g. t.3i al. "a, closing at sI.sSss; buyer season,
s.. ss5ssel.69. closing ~ 81. sS1s-
Bariey-BuyeE 1891, SL154 s9Li5Jf, closing at
sLl51a.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sighf. ~: teiegraphic. I2s< Gtsrs
ling biiis-Bank, sass: sight, As73l: COM
Tnsrcial, s4s4<. silver bars, ~ 1s5<c. Esxfcau
dollars. 7c<GsS5ac.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= The line 70 take 70 All points East ami
souin; II : The nIsIsecss ROUTE Il
day in the year TO
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO,
mo change of carsD
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Fest That can be constructed and in which
so o,Is are both FEEk and furnished for
bosaers VI nrst or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines. az
fordinE direct and uninterrupted service.
fullnnan sleeper reservations be secured In
soVaDce through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America, England ana
Europe can be purchased any ticket once Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE a. FOLLOWS:
For 81 Paul and East 6:15 g. m. and 2:oOp.m-
Portland and South. s:15 and $50 q m and
ror Anacories and North SAD = M and
For Mon.es.no and Cray. H.rbor, s:soa m.
For Tacoma and local, e:15 and $3.50 q m;
l2:2s, z:0o 5:25 and $50 p m.
TRAINS ARRryx
From 81 Paul and East ll:5s m. snd
From Portland and the south, $40 a. m. AIS and
From olympia. s:45 and s:45 p. m
from donfesano and fsrays Harbor. AIS o. m
Prom Anacortes and North. 1910 and 500 m
Prom Tacoma and local. s:45 IL SO m and
2:45, AIS s:45. Ii:45 D. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
Paul,
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. eiegan.
Gay coaches. finest palace dining cars between Sc
sftle, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time of trains
routes and other details furnished On appiicar
ton 10
a. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass ACT.
III First St.. cor. Washington, Portland, Or.
A. CH1LBER0, City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block seattle, Wash
j. A EADEAU. General A ent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle DEPOT, foot OF Third street
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Health is Wealth.

Dr. E c. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TExxR
sENT a guaranteed specific for Hvs;0rJa DlzrL
ness ConvuIsiofs. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia Head
sche Nervous prcsfration caused BY the use Of al
cal.ol or tocsccu WakefulEeSs. Mental DepreSston
Soiteaing Of the Brain, resulting In insanity ana
leading 70 misery decay and death Prerne.ure Oh
age Barrenness, Loss OF Power II either sex To-
voluntary Lessses ami Spern7atoTrhcsa caused nv
cver-erertlou OF the BRAN, seifa5Gss or sal
serce Each box contains one months treatrneE1t
81 q box six boxes for s.. sent by NAL prepaid
receipt OF prce
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case VIII each order received by "A,
fer SIX ootIIss. accompanied with s.. we viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund ths
money il the treatment Goes 1os effect cura
6asrsa;ees issae6 eHiy oy KRAKOW BRos Drug
gists snd sole Ageats, OecicenlAi block. entrance
Open ali night
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These wellknown and reliable specialists treat
al chronic, nervous, blood and skin cfseaseI also
al acute and cGronic diseases of the eve ami ear
They are the most eminent PHYSICIANS on the
Ainefran continent As surgeons they are
equaied by none.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatorrhosa. Semi
nal Lgssss. Night Emissions Loss o. Vital Powers
Slesp essne>s Gloominsss. Depression of opirIts
AVERSION TO >oeiefs. Nearly DISCOURAGED Lack ~
Confidence, Dun. LlstlesS, Uui Tor Study or Busl-
ness. permanently and speedily cured
ALI Sexual DEFUkATTIEs and fmpedi-
ments 20 marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES Syphilis com
rleteiy eradicated without the use Of mercury
scrofula- Eryspeiss Blo,ches EruptIonS, Eczema
Acne Ulcers. Pimples. Pans IN the Head and
mes, etc, permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY. kidney and Bladder Troubles
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency OF UrI-
mating. Urine High olored or with Milky seil
ment on standing. Gonorrh9a. elect Cystitns
Nariocele. Hydrocele, etc, permanently cured
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE curei in from fifteen 70 twenty
days by the latest and mos scientific methods
CATARRH Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
PILES. Fistal. tissure, Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
curei without knife IgatIre caustic No defen-
ti0u from business. over SEQ cases cured Treat
ment scientific, safe and painless and wonderfu u
LADIES-Au Fems'e Weakness promptly
cured Headache. Nervous Prostitution General
DEBILITY Sleepiessness, Depression Ovarian
Troubles Inflammation liberation Falling Dis
placements DismenOrrhosa, Spinal Weakness
kidney Complaints. Change OF Life etc
Office Hoars-9 a m to p. n sundays. a
n R-Persous unable 10 visit Us may be treated
a. their homes by correspondence Consultation
free.
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~ foar 1eevskvo

o.4f u ~ Z3 - Ii "a
Exchanges a. seattle etsasis.nea-s icdaY
amounted 70 ssi-.2i-s5 fae h4aacss were
81 ls5 II
t6e grain and scesl mars :, tat e. quiet
YESTERDAY aa1 prices wers mucs,asg-8. In iie
green iF'iit aAt vegetable naTScE tar supply OF
lemons was a5Dlt exhausted. b1,f fresh tot 10
expected ioiss. The sarIatF ~ grcsa vegs-
tables Is very limited now. Du. ff.3.s - nearly
all kinds are plenti "a AMI 81 choice qIaiitg.
Two car loads OF trait ass ca s=etei t,siay, Oe-
sides quite an amount that i Coming 10 the
steansEs from san Fraaei scn TIE result w.ll
probably be slight reduction la pftess. Tas
butter ni&rkaf Is srm and ranch eggs ara very
scarce WITH upward tendency ia prices.
GENERAL sHIFxESTs.
merchandise have h,sen saipiz3 from seattle
in the following amounts. ~ ra!s-Sort!era
Pacific, l5S toas Columbia s PGget sound.
10 tons: Seattle, Lsks shore 4 kasicra. -
tons Bv ef-PUget -ouua & Alaska -is9Yn-
ship Companys boats, - tons, W. y. Nanrne.
- tons, Clara Brown, y tons: Bgcseys. tons:
Delta, . tOus; Glide. tous. Grace. tons. san
3uaa- tons. Total shipments 80 ions.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise have been received
lour hours So follows By rain orihern Pacific.
80 tons: Columbia & Puget ~oaH3. -! tons:
seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern. s53 to1s BY
water. X. Mcdonald. los toms. Haytian Re
bnDlIc. si9 tons: Puge: sound & Alaska. 5 tons.
Iotal receipts, I,269 tons.
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rrcx1 NOTICES.

>-----s<~,s sT.Trs MARsHALs OFFICE,
rated STATES u America District Of wash p.
1Detoe, =. sssnad under the seal Of the district
- alss -. rsts s.ates for the northern division
- z district q wasnington q ne suit Of me me
T1ke1 49,. 49, Sc 4 am commanded 70 sell the
',s1nar srIorsncer her tackle apparel, etc.
- s n..t With o decree dated AZ Seattle.
Au{esa 90. n,.bIjc notice that the oath day
hr svsy q 1881, at the hour of 1870 o'clock
11ssps s,noof. II Lo1ch and 1ohnson's warenouse.
rSsrss wharf at seattle In said dis
- On lss 80 tse eaf schooner Florence her
tul ,.,s.ys, err 70 the highest bidder for cash,
pa7sols - INC ' THOMAS r. BROWN.
Tinted States Marshal.
,....d th,s eth cay Of August, 1891
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Portland wheat ,rarket.

PORTLAND. Aug. 10 = lspeciaLI = whsst--
Quiet: Valley, sLS2sz; walla Walia, tls25s pr
Genital. Receipts, 10 eentals.
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MnrArr Kern Co Cal

Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I arm glad to tell you that my
wife still continues to improve. Looks ike 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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xFxcHANDisx.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Weak: prices WeTa unchanged and fair
ly steady IaieTiDT niatkets RE aFD. Reports
rent
CofTee-Options closed b:eady. H5is points
down. Sales were 80 bags. inesG.liag August
at flt.51Gi6. -; septcnaeT. Siseaai57p; Oeto-
Der, $is.aEGlI.SD MsTeh- ft&B n a. >y0i kio,
easy; fair earzoes, - I. N. =. ~ ere
sugar-Raw. firm. seses. 3 20 b, e.. ceHiriiu-
gals. ~ te-t. 7-l6s: refJed, Bfmcf: 81 A. ~:
mold 4, sc. stAlIieFs A, q &C; cUnlecls oBeTs A.
/ B l6c. grBngIsted. sc
Copper-Firmer; lake, August and september,
ST. 10.
Lead-Nominal: domestic. $50
Tin-Stehdy; straits, 81 ~.
VISIBLE GaaI- sUFPLY
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No visitor 70 Seattle should fail to s.ke . ri.
OF Iake Washington lake she Yexie- sxens,I|
ea6le cars and the steamer Kirkland. Ii
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

WIN leave II sffeIi-Coiman dock at o'clock n m
Monday. "wednesday and Friday for Kingston
Port Gamble. Bangor. seabecx. Boma Homa LII
Hwaup. Hoods Port and Union City. Returning
leaves Union City At o'clock q IN.
ID. TkOUTMAN. Master.
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JOSEPH ROWAN.

PHRsIx, Ariz., July 30. 1891.
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-Having used your remedies in
my family for more than two years with
wonderful success. / 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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CHICAGO LIVE srocx x.Hxxr.

CHICAGO. Aug. I-catfle--Eece rf7. 1000;
fairly active and stesdy to higher. Nmsgse-, ss15
ezs: Texans. 81 ft2 5, rangers. 8. IEatJ8
HOgs-Reces pts. sa.te. e9-stIsI sssz3is ard
closed week 70 r. lower. Kong. ASA eaan-
rnoB g 2ge459; mixed nu9 "a kssfE, s gs1s -:
prime heavy sstd b1icAsrs' SeIgkts, - - -;
IEifae light. g s2175.
shesP-Hresipts. 800; SLOW. sheer 70e lower;
iambs, STEADY. Native sgea. sG5ssgsi 53, mixed
uethess, 81. 5Se2 p; Texans. So