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pAcIF1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle IS follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC
toria: At q D n. passengers received board q.
5p M July = u, IT. -, -. August ! and s.
For Alaska. July 5. II, -. August l. s. Is. II,
81.
From San Francisco for Victoria ard Puget
seand ports: At m July 9. L. le, -, -.
AuguSS.
Tfckess may be obtained a. the once % the COM
many al Ocean dock. Seattle.
6ooDAI4 PERKINS & Co.
General gents san Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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xKzcaAxp.sE

Hope-Quiet ard fat Yernin are again re-
ported in the hop fields OF this state. The Eng
fish crcp reports are less favorable.
Coaec-Options closed steady 20 ~ points
ar sales were 20.75o bags. including July at
SIS SrSGl6s5. August, sls.esSI5sS; september,
sIsGl5I5: October. 81 gsSi4S spot Rio,
arm: fair caTEoes, Is@xe: No. :, l7sSGl7lxc.
suxar-Raw, firm snG unchanged, refined, IN
changed aud more active.
Copper-Duli: lake. july, slS
Ieai-Essier; domestic. sf.s5
Tln-Ssesdy; straits sn4a
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NORTH BEND, Wash, June Il, 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: | am happy to say that two
weeks use of your medicine 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 g. POWERS.
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STEAMERS.

6IEAAERSs
TO, FOR THE EAsTi
THE UPTON LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Unparalleled advantage for studying the idiosyn-
crzsies, cEsto-ns a0d habits of the CELES-
1IAL CFIIS E~E. and also the Land
OF the MIGHTY MIkAD0.
$500! $500. $500.
Round trip 70 Yokohama. Kobe and Hcngkons
good tor SIX months. emily $500. Including al stop
over privileges. Selling monthly rom Victoria
THE STEAMSHIP BATAVIA
with the most spacious cairns on the Pacific. viii
clear from Victoria on or ABOUT
18TH JULY.
Passenger. are assured Of every attention. com
fort and cfviity while On board
For further particulars and every information
+. C. DAvIDGE CO..
131 Government st. Victoria, 3. c.
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'rrOrS ASCL No. 1,7es-AN ORDINANCE
F1r the refunding 20 Kline q Rosenberg The
- 81 SIS being an excess Of taxes collected for
- vesr 1850 on the property Of said Kline &
S~aohefz through IN erroneous assessment OF the
f-sceoyenienfs on bot :, In block z. OF D. s May
s-SS1'e town plat of the city Of seattle
WheFezz through an erroneous assessment OF
- fu1rr0vements on lot &. Of block z, Of ID. s.
S~xnxrs town plat Of the city OF Seattle, for the
- 1890, there was collected by the city Of Sc
~ nom Kline e Rosenberg. the owners Of said
syrneffy an excess of $1,000 taxes on said
kk-srcrFfr for said year, now therefore.
~ Il ordained by the city OF Seattle. as follows:
SrrrIox ]. That the city comptroller be and he
!. SrspbT authorized and directed 70 draw q war
- Il favor Of Kline & Rosenberg for the sum of
~ 60 directed 10 the treasgreS of the city Of Sc
sSls aud payable out Of the general fund. IN full
-svrpnt Of any and all Chains By said Kline Il
nberg against the city OF Seattle for excessive
- % the year 1890.
~ This ordinance shah take effect and be In
- nom and after its passage approval and
@6acnzion-
k1Iued board OF aldermen the 9Th day Of July
ri GEORGE W. HALL.
Preident Roard of Aldermen.
I'D house Of delegates the 18th day OF June.
IN Il. W. JONES.
President House OF Delegases
Approved By me this 9Th day OF July, 1891.
HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
F1ot By me this 9th day of July. 1891.
III. w. MILLER. City Clerk
puss If publication. July 10, 1891
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NORTH BOUND

Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon.
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A. o'BRIEN, Master.
The company reserves the right to change the
above schedule without notice.
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>~1Tro sT1Trr AAR-HALs SALE
ID Tinted states Of America. Sorfnern 2, DIVISION WIS.
x, ~ ~ -~s.r~ 10 ne directed. issued from the
- eaars N TIE United states for the northern
frs<n ~ fhe district Of washington. - the SUIT
u - T.rs sraiSssf the steamer Manhattan. her
- = .nn~rpI efe IN accordance with decree
- = Srasfse asashingfoa. June %, 1881, pro-
- - xa{f court hereby give public notice
- -, safurday the eleventh fl1l day Of July, ~
- ~, ofcfocE IN the afternoon, at salmon bay.
= ~ district viii sell the said steamer Man
<s<<~u her tackle, apparel etc. 20 the highest
ssSSer Tor cash. pay Fable 81 the time OF sale.
@I-fe1 this 18th day of June, 1891.
3 THOMAS z. BROWN,
United states Marshal
prarrarr Deuufx
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CHICAGO, July a-wheat today Was unset
tied and weak carly, but stronger ls.er. The
opea;sg was ix611.c lower ruled weak anc de-
efined se1.<e more, then beesrne stronger.
advance 4sl3le, eased OF s trii= and closed
about sS2i,e lower than yesterday. Receipts
were 4oo,a0 bushels; shipments. $500 bush
els
wheat-Stesdv; cash, eIc: September. SIC:
December. sa1sq1Sc.
Corn--steaGy: cash, see: September. size
oars-steady. cash, S7l1.c; September, 2sl.e
Barley-Nominal
Pork-sse2dy; cash. sl0l2;1: September,
la2T<.
IArd-steady: cash. ,6I5; September. slzsS.
Rye-Quiei at &c.
Nhisky-fl.i6
Shoulders. slios5. Is: short clear, ts.sces.so;
short-Elbs, S605s9&l0-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July a-Cstile-Reeefp;s. 1000;
active and strong 20 higher Prime % extra
natives yss9R Is: others. "a SO. 50. Texans
s2sossz: stocke-s. <2eoG2s5
Eogs-Receip.s, 2S.loos active and higher.
closing steady: rough and co-amen. s. TO
40: mixed and packers, s47-sLi-So, prime heavy
and butchers weights. s49t95-O5. iign.. g. 90
sos
sheep-Receips.. 500: fair: muitsa stock
stesdy aud others lower native ewes. = 90
As: mixed ard wssksrs. s.. 58e5 %, TxxalAs
tTSSi -. Westerns. 81 %
EosToS STOCK ExCEAsSE
BosToy, July s.-stnsks closed Ss follows.
Aschison .....-..Is.2 Is Mexican Cen Com Isst
Burlington -.-.---- IS
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Hatfield CoIman dock ~ o'clock a. m
Monday. Wednesday aad Friday for Kingston,
Port Gamble. Bangor, sesbecx. Hons Homa. Lii
Hwaup, Hoods Port and In!on City Returning
leaves Union City Of O'Clock g.
ID. TROCTMAN. Master.
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BAEKS.
CEATTLE SAVINGS BANK
Offers special Inducements 20 those who want 20
get rich and The highest rate OF interest will
be allowed On saving deposits-
7 his hank issues nickel stamps which win be
placed on sale with al the principal merchants,
factories etc. tina everyone can save: aac when
you get dollars worth they be deposited with
the bank; will loan you n nickel plated safe
to place in your home where you Can deposit any
amount and az any time. and only be opened al
the bank where the key IS kept
Cali or send for cir alar.
THE SEATTLE SAVINGS BANK
Has jus: opened up with
CAPITAL rAlD Il. 5O.DUO
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL-................. DOC, 600
DIRECTORS.
w. r. BALLARD, D. E. DURIE,
H. z. HOLMES, J. II. FRINK,
Wa b. ROBERTSON. ]. K. EDNisToN.
FRED WARD
OFFICES
w t. bA LA n ID. FHEslDESF
III. r. HOLAEc-- NfcE-PREsIDES
FRANK W. GOODBYE ................ CASHIER
Yesler Avenue, between South Second and south
Third streets.
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
- Navigation Company, commencing Saturday,
March :.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATZERr
L. J. HATCH. Master.
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.

CAUTION-The Histosenetic Medi-
cines are sold in bat one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device il q fraud
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DACIFIC STATES SAVINGS LOAN AND
i BUILDING COMPANY.
SEATTLE, SAN Francisco PoRTLASD,
Washington. California Oregon
ASSETS, S326.000.01
JSo. H President
W. H BUSCH ..-Eice-P President and Gen Manager
M
wELLs. FARGo a Cos BANK. Treasurer
GALA. TITLE INs d TRUST Co. ........... Trustee
A. d. HART. Assistant Manager. 221 Seattle blcx,
A. d. ScRoGGY. Special Agent. seattle. Wash.
NATL BANK OF COMMERCE, Local Treasurer
Observation-Disclosures. seattle Washington
The largest and most successful institution Of
the kind the coast. series &c" special deposit
stock offers the best legitimate plan Of savings and
investment All stock s100 per share. par value.
AL payments made NJ the rate Of SOC per share per
month FULL AMOUNT paid in on stock, seriea
&C, wIthdravebie az any time after sixty dsyt
notice. Interest paid 20 investors Of six monthS
standing and loans made on first mortgage at 8 peF
cent Correspondence solic ted
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sAS Francisco. u y Produce receipts
Flour. 400 quartz saxss vhsaf. A,olo
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lids for each street. The recommends

bids for each street. The recommended
ton was adopted.
The Street committee submitted the
following report:
"Iour committee on Streets,
Wharves and Bridges, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of property owners
on Main street, asking to have grade of
same lower than now established, beg
leave TO report that we have examined
and considered the same and report
that the grade of Main street from First
to Fourth is the same now as it always
has been-two feet above base"
1t was decided 20 improve Washing
ton street from Fourth to Second, by
laying sidewalks and cutters on the
east side of said street.
A warrant was directed to be drawn
in favor of the Olympia Construction
company for S2,7O7Sl, for work done
on Union, Eighth, Eleventh, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
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The news which comes from Europe
Of the formation Of q central Euro.
pean customs league. by Germany.
Austria. Hungary. Italy and switrer.
land, the principal object OF which will
be 10 retaliate upon the United States
for the Mckinley tariff law. cannot he
surprising 10 close observer. Of the
science OF political economy. Nations
are like individuals; IL you injure one
he will not rest until the injury has
been repa.l with interest. The loss oi
the trade OF these FIVE countries would
be little short Of q calamity 20 the
United States. and the people Of this
country should see that . change Il
made III eaf tariff laws befefs i.fep#f-
able damage 10 done TO our European
trade. the bulk OF which IL In agricul.
tural products.
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MN BAV. June 20. 1891
In, STANDARD
Mud Hay h. not a very romantic
name. nor is there much Of romance
on its shores al least IL there IL, the
residents about the place are too bus,
10 care Tor u, hut II place where
thiit aud energy have done and are
still doing much ,ohflng order out oi
chaos aud 10 subduc the original
wilderness and mako comfortable,
pleasant. even beautiful holmes
Here are are orchards bending ls,.
meath their burden here are 6cld- III
growing grain and rich meadows,
ready ios the mower. Beginners en-.
coursgcj by what has been done. are
clearing new farms and the ring oi
the az and the report oi blasting pow
der. are mingled with the other
sounds that denote progress. School
taught by Miss wheeler. oi Seattle.
ciesed on Friday last. for vacation ~
one month. The three months term
just closed was very satisfactory a. all
the patrons. aud the efforts II the
children at their speaking on Friday
we're very gratifying 10 their parents
and reflected much credit on their
teacher The names gracing the Roll
81 Honor we're Georgia Hull Edith
Mckenzie and Annie Brucker There
IL also n iioufishing SUNDAY school
carried on, which l. well attended
by the way. there IL Ia he festival
al the residence ~ John Bolster. az,
the evening 81 July 18th. for the pur
pose Of obtaining money to purchase
an organ for the school and SUNDAY
School and II any OF the good peopl,
Of Olympia want nice evening drive
something real good to eat. and a
good time generally. It will he worth
while 10 come out and see how people
around Mud Bay are doing.
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TIE ''f'' - reg.
u - n'r'. 'i"r''Hf- ~ '''.'tti
De- -" usual g
"... 49,. rt' 'd 'H''' 'ni"
an iut'i -ii' i'H .aul"itnf i.''f'~'-
OF g.. WIG Tie -ltu'itN
l. .fi.i g. i' 'N't'h'it 'iI'"h
a. ''.' u.-r 49, t' 'A-llN aroused 'h'
u 'N.l''l 'h't D." nous are ''h
tt,Il'd ~ it'utN.
'hsI'i'l f.. "Wednesday sats That
th"y ~ef' hand.ins 'h'r shooting
mons a recklcss.N a- 81 tleN wee
walking Az 'htt Whl' talking
;heN u-,-,l pi,tol- O. cmrha-if" thIf
remark. thu, il"ing ia" A''' B." all
ahont th'm II p"fn.
1tl- literally a rpen 81 terror aud
tn attack Of sunday NIGHT which
ilddl"d with bullets the l'1-'s IN thr
miners quarters and wounded two We
IN, II. i al indication thai ,heinsolrnt
threats 81 the negroc- ar ha-od upon
d'"p-sea,cd anlmo,iiy. The "Nctt'.
m"nt j. nt,n,In,d by the killing Of
inonas Morris and Edward J VII
llams. by "A mining boss. named Park
T. Robinson. The result has been
that the miners and their families
who seem TO have figured throughout
all this ~ .tement strictly as non
co.nbatant-. have left their camp. and
made their way through the dens,
forest Ia places Of safety Many wo
men and children slept under trees il
the woods and the wife OF one OF III,
miners gave birth 20 dead chlld
amid the horrible occurrences 81 tina
brief period Of absolute mob-rnle.
\ later dispatch announces that th'
National Guard, under command o
Colonel Haines, who is likewise the at
torney OF the company which importc,
the negroes, has been ordered to disarn
all parties and preserve peace unit
ofdcr is rc-estahlishcd.
It's improbable that this trouble
would have occurred had the reason
able demands of the labor organiaa
tons been recognized by the last legis
lature. and the anti-Pinkerton bill
passed The Republican party prom
ised support OF tins measure. but that
was when votes were wanted. aud soor
Il. it became entrcnched in power
turned as naturally as the needle /,
the pole TO the money bags which con
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At this season of the year the most
vigorous and hearty people often have
feeling of WEAKNESS, tired and worn
out, without ambition to do anything,
and many break out in pimples and
boils. What you require is mild
tonic medicine that will act gently on
the liver and blood, and for this, moth
ing equals DIR. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They give an activity to the
liver, purify the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength to the entire system. Sold
at - cents box bv Ross & MARI.
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ALI messages by the Paci fic Posta
Telegraph Co. are now distributed IN
Portland by the Pacific Messenger Co.
which ensures delivery in the bust
mess part Of the city within fifteen
minutes from the time they are trans.
mitted. Only experienced aud rclia.
BILE messengers are employed. and
this ensures the utmost expedition
aud care In oil business connded to
this improved service,
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4 Complete Success.
TACOMA, W. L.
The DIR. BosANKo MEDICINE Co.; Pr

TACOMA, W. Il.
THE DR.. BosANKo MEDICINE Co.; Pi
QUA, o.
GENTLEMEN Your Pile Remedy is
complete success, selling rapidly, and
giving universal satisfaction.
Mr.. ID. d. Clark, Asst Engineer
Construction Dept N. P. r. r. says
"Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy has given
greater relief than anything else ]
ever used"
Mr.. J. A. Commerford, Asst Editor
Tacoma Ncws, testifies to its merits in
the following eulOgistic manner: ." DR.
Bosanko's Pile Remedy has cured q
most stubborn case of piles of eight
years standing, all other applications
having failed. You may heartily and
with candor commend it to one and
all of this class of sufferers"
Yours, A. b. STEWART & Co.
Sold by MARI & Ross.
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"'"n"'n" 1,'s'i"h h"' ''htl,"' ~ are
occupying ih'if ait'nii"h Ih' people
are not ~htlHh'd that 'hihk- Hh"hhi
stay i"f all iimr a. il''' are they An""
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are d'irtmln'd 4" iifhi ~ lh'N Niil
/ ." ~ u awk"arllN. not h'ing used t."
dealing WITH such q1osti"ns. aud they
vii make '"me nistak"- aud do things
that Viii hc huftiul hut ~ tho end
they viii accomplish ~" reforms they
seek, aud can -" that the tnal re-
suit will lo triumph Tor bem"efacN.
which "a and has hlwn, been lac party
at "a" people.
Pew people could, go' sing ~ hand
c'i, come within many million dollars
81 the amount paid uui ~ pensions ht
this Government since July !, 1851
The figures wcr' tbs week made ur ~
the pension Office. and here - the a..
tai iuoiinR VI si.ilhtfh lust think,
ono billion. two hundred and eighty
four million seven hundred and -iN
teen thousand dollatr u TN. money
was all 10 tiiy dollar bills. the average
man'a life would not l." long enough
to count Il. not even u II wcfc possible
for him Ia work continuously ~ the
task.
cd. Roht. g. ingrtsnll aud Mr. !
" Mackcy. known To- fame ~ one uf
the bonanza kings. were clusctrd With
MI Harrison for nearly two hours one
day this week. and there - reason for
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4 CURIOUS mass IT metal was found
In the hear, Of a burning pine stump
In the yard Of Mr. !. NJ. Richey. fifteen
MILES from Chswelah. II Is not often
that metal Of any kind 10 melted out Of
old stumps ~ trees. but such was the
ease when Mr. Richey Sc, fire to this
stump. lie saw the molten lead drip
ping down from the heart Of the stump.
aud the specimen now ON exhibition
was dug from the ashes Its supposed
that the tree had been used ~ a target
some years ago by the Indians. and had
been shot full Of lead
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

siScE the weather bureau OF lh,
Government has passed under IL,
control of the Agricultural Depart
mcnt, We note q decided increase al
heat. Whether this i. necessary "a
ripcn crops, or is merely intended Il
give notice 81 advent Of new dispen'
,ation. il matter that - not yet been
definitely determined.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

foR startling enterprise. u certain
Harlem merchant IL unapproschablc.
His latest scheme 10 draw custom IL
tine checking Of babies while their
mothers spend money over his count.
err The little ones are numbered ju.t
as II they were wrsps or umbrellas st
ball. and are only returned 10 per
sons holding duplicates Of the tags
around their necks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

TnE Assistant u. \. Geologist a,
Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Joseph u. Weeks
does not appear To have very exalted
opinion Of our State Gcologis,. Der.
thunc. In late letter lie thus re-
fers TO the report Of the latter officer
" This report Is so incorrect in regard
10 the things Of which have know.
ledge that do not feel like placing
the least dependence in IA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

AND now comes Allen Mason with
his $500 year old mummy. Why
does not some enterprising chap hunt
up an old Puget Sound mossback and
pit him against the yellow skinned
Egyptian The venture would be 10y
no means losing one. The capital
city could furnish several ancient speci
usua
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

BARDsLEy. the defaulting city Treas.
urer OF Philadelphia. has been sen.
fenced 10 fifteen year. in the Penitcn.
tiary, and TO pay fine equal TO the
amount Of money stolen--irom quar-.
ter 10 hall million Of dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

Out of 1857 cough syrups manufac-
tured in the u. s., but one has been
found to be entirely free from opiates
and that is the California Positive and
Negative Electric Cough Cure which is
the best on earth for coughs, cold Group,
etc. Sold by Mari & Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

runs high at Mars 4 Ross drug store
over System Builder ~ every badly Ia
using Il for Catarfh al the stomach
Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure
Blood and Ia build NJ the system u GER
,ainly possesses wonderful merit when
all speak - we'll 81 IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-03

AN old rancher named Thurston
died a few days ago near Stanwood
from what is supposed to have been
starvation.