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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19
Carlos Cano,

Una viuda decia, hAblando aniga
suya:
.-TengO IN medic infalible COntra las tsnta-
clones.
-lCuaf-contest6 la amiga
-Sucumbir elias.
Piare insulta Become le dice:
-iPilo, bribon, asesino!.-.
-Puedes ahorrarte todas esas palAbras
No 10 uecesito, porque dispongo de mu
chss otras para insultarte.
Entire amigos:
-lY tn matrimoniof
Va no me case. Mi future eusgro iba &
tomar informes sobre mi persona.
~ ESQ te IA ofeDdidof
No, pero como saba que habian de
malos, be preferido romper antes que 81. ESto
me parece mas digno.
Sc habla de Matilde, que es amiga de un
agente de cambio.
-Pero tiene tambien amistad con otro-diee
uno-
-Si-exclama On tercero-un Agente do
cambio ' otro de recambio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Contra jaqnecas, no hay remedio hallaao,
Cual de Gatell, el celebre Alcoholado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

ha sido eondenadO por aquella Andieneia !
euatro nleses de arresto en- IA canss que Sc L
seguia por el delito de injurias Al tiobernador
General.
senfirno- nnneho ese peresnee del eornpanerc.
en- la causa segnida a Director de FL Consulate
por supuesto desaeato al Gobernador General.
Deseamos que salga absuelto-
Hemos recibido 81 dltimo nGmero de IA
Rertsta- Pstertorriqaela, que contiene los traba-
jos siguientes:
..Perfles de B.geres, por Carmela Eulate.-
Una rioleta. (romaneel por Padilla Davils.-
Ieor1a del dese0nfento Por Altamira - Lna
pd1fna ne gloyia, tcaento epicol por Coll y Toste
Il EsplisqEe (narracion) por Daub6n (don Jo-
Sc La Recsta del Disc65ogo por Fernandez
Nater,-Letras artes Parts, por Garcia
Ramon
Hernos tenido OCCASION de yer probar los
polvos dentrffcos Que prepare nuestro buen
amigo don Aristides Simonpietri nos pa-ecen
muy superiores 4 la mayoria de los que Sc i'm
portan del extranjero, por IA suavidad de sn
aroma por todas sus demas eondiciones.
Muchas pers6nas, euyo pareeer eonoeemos,
opinan que son inmeiorables que adquirirsn
IN buen pnesto en- nuestras droguerfas.
nos cOnptacc que ael Sc aeFtQtNeu los pro-
ductos de IA industria puertorriquena.
Estos polvos estan presentados con elegan
cia sencillez.
Por el Gobierno general propuesta de-
Tribunal de oposiciOnes sc han hecho los
siguientes nombramientos de profesores:
Para la Escuela elemental de "a clase he
nifos de Maricao. don Esteban Rios
Para Ia de ignal clase de Ia Cantera de Ponce,
don Gustavo Cristian.
Para la de Ia misma categoria de Arecibo, a
don Bengno Lopez.
Para Ia de igual clase de San German, don
Alexandra Bcrdonada.
Para la de Ia prOpia eategorfa de Pehuelas.
don Santos Valencia.
Para Ia de Ia misma elsse de Agnada, dona
J0ana COllazo.
Para Ia de igual elase de Hatillo, dons
Laura Llopis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Qnien us6 Gle Gafell Il AlcDhoiado
NuncA jamas, 0tro ha empleado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

La voluntad as una fuerza mas poderosa que
el talento. Quien quiere llegar lleea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Nuestro apreciable amigo don Martin Fer
nAndez director de e Impcresai De Mayaglea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Cuando Ia fs Sc extingue y el valor dssapa-
rece. los pueblOs, como los hombres, quAds
todavis un recurso el suicidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Nuestros queridos colegas Ell Notteiero y FL
Estudio nos eousagran frsses carihosas al ocu-
parse de Ia prision del senor Munoz Rivera.
Estimamos mucho esas frases, inspiradas
por el eompanerismo por Ia cortesia.
7 enyiamos a los dos periodicos locales el
testimonio de nuestra mas profunda gratitud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Tambien Sc ocupan FL Estssdio ' FL Noticiero
del fallo absolutorio recaido en- el proceso que
sc siguiera a nuestro director por supuestas
injurias al senor Leon Escobar, del sobresei-
miento dictado en Ia eausa incoada al sehor
Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Manana domingo habra en- eI Hip6dromo
otra fiesta, que promote estar muy aHimada.
Tratase de unas carreras de yeguss, para las
cue hay IN premio de cincnenta pesos
La Junt2 del Hip6dromo no pierde OCCASION
de proporcionar distraeciones los a6cionados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Prenlios mayores de Ia Loteria provincial, g
el sorteo celebrado hoy, l9 de Noviembre.-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

ORLANDO LAVERGNE-- Connisionista-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

No heRlos recibido los dos Jiltimos n1mero,
de nuestro colega La Correspondence.
En- las ADMINISTRATORS de eorreos deber
saber ei paradero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Emilia PARDo BAz4N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-19

Ha regresado de su viaje Cuba ' los Esta-
dos Unidos. nuestFo amigo don Mateo MAY oral
Damosle Ia bienvenida.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-23

=. ,-"no were arrested in Gee Lees stoee
On Ason street, and James Williams. vho
-. ~. ioon over . laundry In the al,ev h.
streets. 1isn mo eixtn
me nearing was begun on Monday hesore
ass nisers'the evidences consisting larseIv
pps, opem and paraphsrnaiia, but was
H.. ss 20 wednesday 70 afford Frank Hart.
o,',.s nes: .ne attorney for the Cinnamon, an
~ LILY 70 oemur to the constitutionaiity Of
o1uinanee Judge Rivers then held che
case under advisemsnt, and viii probably Five
judgment today.
ne objection to the city ordinance 10 not 10
-. Hseii' but to the provisions a. to the evil
ss. eHcient to convict The ordinance was
1881 On November q, 1854. and section &.
which 10 In question, reads:
~,,i,, ~ not Be necessary, in order to prove the
sons. .. any person or persons keeping such
nn Ousv OF other place Of smoking OF inhaling
~ 'u =, mat any one should De found smokin
oi annaling therein: but the finding OF the
p.pss, opium or other appliances used for the
s yhusP0se OF smoking or inbaling opium therein
WON OF this ordinance. Nor anal il he deemed
NC. essafy. in order TO prove the guilt or convict
ny person or persons of smoking or inhaling
~ nnat they be found in the act of smoking
persons were found ia such house or other place
~ possession OF opium pipes or under the inH,l.
euce Oh opium shall be deemed suffioient eyf.
uence Tor conviction.
Inc ordinance was held invalid a. to section
aonly oy Judge Rivers on March 20. 1891, and
snis hnaing was sustained by Judge Humes IN
suI".iof court The objection to the section was
s"as fansceEded the laws OF evidence % es-
..oiisned by the state legislature, and that
under strict construction OF il merchant who
nad paraphernaiis simply for sale would Do
liable to punishment
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE srArR OF TRADE.

The BTATB OF TRADE
Ban FRANCISCO, Sept 22-The vegetable mar
ket was dull today with supplies coming in a
heavy - usual. Corn is scarce and prices are
firm. Potatoes are doing well under continued
shipping demand. Onions are firmer, and toma-
toes dull and In heavy supply. Squash and egg
plant are dull and plentiful Prices elsewhere
are unchanged.
The market for fresh fruits Is quiet, with lit
tie change in prices. Table grapes and apples
are coming in too freely for the demand. There
are lots OF figs in at present and the market 10
dull. Berries come in lightly. Peaches are
Arm for good canning stock, but otherwise are
in little demand. Canta loupes are doing we'll,
but watermelons are slow of sale.
Flour-Family extras, $Al5(0l25 FER barrel;
Wheat-$l .261 4(0l271S for No. 1; $l.2Sz for
choice shipping quality; $l3N@L35 per GENITAL
for milling grades.
NBarley-Feed, sOtSsll4c per GENITAL, for dark
coast; so GGe for good quality; SIC for choice;
brewing. 9oe9l per GENITAL; ehevalier, sL15GD
10 per centsl for standard: s71scQesl for lower
grades
Osts-surprise, sl.47lsal S.: milling, $500
LIS: good to choice feed. 81 32}s: off grades.
sl.0SaL15: black, $l.05(0l.10 for common. and
$ilSel27H for choice for seed; gray $1,000
corn-sl 221s for large yellow. s125(1l. 27}S for
small yellow. &l.32}29l.s71z per GENITAL ior white
oPTIoNa
Call board salea: Wheat-Buyer, December,
81. 3Ss4 9l.S37s: closing, 1855
Barley-Buyer. December. s5sss9sSs<c; closing,
SsAc.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight. l0c; Geographic, 12l< Sterling
bils-Bank, $4S7; sight, $lSs12; commercial,
Ns5a. Silver bars, $685. Mexican dollars,
61t.(G6-l &c
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors once
YESTERDAY.


Real estate transactions from January 1, 1892,
are $l1 Ass, 81. There were filed Tor record
yesterday 10 deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing $li.45o an average of LAS Following ID
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co., abstractors OF titles, ll6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
A. A. Fuller to May 1. Pittenger. lot 1. block
81, Lake Union add, $50
Mrs. L. NJ. Murray to Harry T. Morse, lots
and g. block "a. n p add, 500.
Fred Boomer to i. Kinnel, lots 9. 10, ii and L,
block lib. Huntington Park, 500.
J. 5. Upper 10 J. NJ. Carson. lot Is, block SO,
Ycsler's ID suppl, $780,
seattle Trust Co. to J. R. Hayden, lot and
siS lot g. block 81, A. Pontius add. $500.
y. r. R r. Co. to John Nelson, s1s SEA Is, and
mel mel I. q, 81, 5, $500.
W o. Came 20 c. Z. Wells. lots to 4, block 4,
Steel Works add, 500.
n. Martin TO N. b. HaulstrOm, lot IL, block Is,
Moss add, 500
Neis Peterson to G. II. Thomas. lot IL, block I.
Olive add. $3.50.
West Coast T. Co. to Mary Vernon ct al, part
sec II, %, g. $500.
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW fUNk BIUtk &.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The stock market
opened tame with only pressure TO sell in Bur.
liugton and Louisville. the losses in these
soon recovered. yielding to the nrm temper of
the general list Prices moved up steadily to
the close. New England, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred and Distiliers showing marked activity
and increasing substantial gain. The close was
active aad strong, near the best figures.
Government bonds--Duil and steady.
Petroleum-October, closed 5issc.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy: closed, offered, ct &
Prime mercantile paper, $685.. Sterling ex.
ehange-Quiet and steady; 81 S5l< for sixty day
bills; 81 SOL for demand
BONDS.
Us. 4s(registered} lI3lsU. s. - (reg,.. %. 200
L. s Il coupon. lI .. Pacific Is. ........ sl07
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NOT VERY ANXIOUS TO DIE.
crazy Man Attempts Suicide. but II
Very Wll1inelv Rascusd

ehy WulAngly Rescued.
George Donoily. the teamster who was locked
up In the city Jail few days ago because he
was believed he contemplated suicide. at
tempted to drown himself by jumping of the
Commercial wharf about O'Clock last evening
But be was pulled out and locked up again on q
charge of insanity.
"A few seconds after the Flyer had landed 1t
the wharf on coming In from Tacoma, when Q
largo number Of people, including a lot o
iongshofemen who were discharging the
steamer Michigan, were standing around on the
wharf, Donolly turned 70 the crowd and said
"Good-bya," and then, as quick ~ q fash,
leaped into the water A rope was secured and
thrown him as he was swimming toward the
ship. ar parently Intending to get out again. He
grabbed the lire and was hauled out without
dinicultys but seemed to be exhausted and was
carried into the warehouse.
While he was lying, apparently helpless, some
one suggested that he was drunk. He then rose
up and said:
i am not drunk. but want to disI want to
diei Let me die!
He suddenly sprang to his feet, and before
those around him could realize what he was
about, made for the water again; but instead of
rushing In headiong, he seemed to be looking
Tor tho best place to jump in again. when the
crowd caught him and dragged him back into
the warehouse. The patrol wagon WAS then
summoned, and he was sent to the police sta
ton.
While he was waiting for the patrol wagon
Frank B. Wrestling questioned him sharply re-
garding the object OF his reckless action. aud he
replied:
Oh, can't get work and want to diel can't
get anything to do and have no money.
A he spoke the tears stood in his eye, and his
voice trembled, half stifed ty emotion. A
small badge was noticed on his vest, and when
asked to whas society he belonged, he said he
belonged to the Knights Of Pythias in Oregon
Mr.. Wrestling and Capt J. T. Martin suggested
taking up snail subscription for him, and the
hat was Immediately passed around and s.. 50
picked up among the crowd and given to him.
He expressed some scrupes about accepting the
money, but finally took 1t. and when the patrol
wagon arrived made no fuss about going to the
Jail
Several OF those present felt sure he was play
ing q amooth game to work on the sympathies
OF the public, but judging from his conduct
when arrested a few days ago he IL evidently
crazy. On that occasion he went to the D" lice
station crying and asking for work and un go
ing away bought q revolver at a secondhand
store with the evident intention OF taking his
own life But Officer surry noticed his con-
duct and placed him under arrest He was re-
leased next day. however, only to attempt to
carry out his purpose. He frequently put his
hand to his head yesterday a. If In pain.
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Whatcon News.

wHArcoA. sept o2-tspeeisl "A ssloon-
kc.per was anet 500 today for selling liquor 10
. Nookxack Indian. 10 will be remembered that
An Indian and whisky dubbed Moses iounk.n
to death last spring.
The high winds OF yesterday and today broke
..vsral boouls of logs a. Blanchard and other
sksSi, county points, and many magnificent
xpess now lie oa the beach about Whateoal.
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eENRRAL sHIrMBSrA
Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Sept. 22-lspscisl 1.-The grain mar
ket 10 steadily improving. Farmers are begin
ming to let their wheat 60, and shippers ars
bidding higher. There seems to have been Z
good deal OF difficulty In inspecting the FIRST lota
coming into the market, but the quality II i'm
proving now. Good merchantable wheat Ia
quoted for export at several cents higher than
last week. Quotations today were: Wheat
Club, zoe; Blue Stem, 73c per bushel. Barley
49, per ton. Receipts heavy.
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AT PORT TOWNSEND
sos s9T5.05 o. TO- q As Il.0g 81

The anticipated decline in the price of oats
has not materialized. but the prospects now are
that the reverse may follow. The present rainy
spell has caught quite on amount OF oats still
unthreshed aud all of this will be materially
damaged. This, together with the shortage in
choice oats in California, 10 likely to make stin
demand for choice Sound stock. California buy
ers are now out among the La Conner and
skas1t river ranchers buying stock for San Fran
cisco oat mills and, though they have not ad-
vanced prices, their presence has given the
market frrner tone and sitter prices are not
improbable. The market on all kinds OF pro-
duce maintains firm tone. with the exception
OF that on potatoes which shows little weak.
ness.
eENgRAL sHIFMBSrA
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY raii-Northern Pa
cific, SEQ tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 70
tons; Great Northern, 40 tons BY water-Fair-
haven, 10 tons; J. r Mcdonald, 50 tons; Puget
sound Il Alaska Steamship Company's boats,
30 tons; state of Washington, 10 tons; Multi
nOmah, TONS Total shipments, 69l tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RscEfIra
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port Of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows: By rail-Northern Pa.
cifc, 80 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. IL
tons: Great Northern. 80 tons. By water
Fairhayen. Is tons: Angeles, 30 tons: Puget
sound 4 Alaska steamship Company's boats,
10 tona Total receipts, 8S7 tons.
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ofitM SMOKERS DEFENSE.
ey Siaim the Ordinance IL CnconstI
tutiNunl IN

e..... Internationally Of part OF the city
,h a.. 'esosdGing the smoking OF opium IN
~ = called Ia question IN the case OF the
fr~ s V 10 were arrested on sunday morn
c.. sf saai estease. TIE accused are four
AaSash-Ah ong, Al Caang, Al Charley sad
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For steamship tickets. outward or prepaid for
.nv noius in Europe. call a. Northern Pacific
eIty usice. coraer Front street and lesler
avenue o. 8, depot t!ekes Office, foot of Column
saa Parties reading out OF seattle gst fuii In
formation by addressing /. 4. Nadeau. general
.rsn,. Northera Paeiac Railroad Company. Sc
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WI At
DOES
.HISTOGBNBTIC
MEAN?
Here is Webster's def
milton: Tissue produc-
ing. tissue forming"

In other words, disease manifests itself
only when there IL . degeneration, .
breaking down, a wasting of the tissue or
cell structure of the human organism.
The Histogenetic System of Medicine is
based upon the principle of supplying the
material which becomes deficient through
ANY cause and restoring to normal
health. 1t 10 not an experiment; it has
been tried nine years in your midst by
the intelligent portion of this commu-
nifty. In fact. it is the medicine of the in
telligent classes only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-23
DR. J0RDAN'S OFFICE
II ct the residence Of ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the hottie bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-23
7 ACoNNER ROUTE
STEAMER FArRHAvEN.

Leaves City Dock. Seattle daily except sun
day a, q m. for Edmopcs, Ciinton rulaiip.
Browns Point, Langley. Coupsville. san de fucA
Tax Harsox. Utsal3dy and s-Soonner Returning
leaves LAeolnef p foE Seattle, cover.as same
route T, GREEN AsstsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-23

BAR SILVER.
NEW YoRK, Sept 22-Bar silver. s3sfa
RCHANDISK.
Hops-Quiet: Pacihcs, l76y2c
Cotee-options closed steady. atet5o points Up
Sales were 4s.so bags. including: september.
sl&ssssli70; October. siaSs1ii -; November
ga AEsli 10 spot Rio-Qgiet, MOI. lsssc-
sagar-Raw-2uleta anu irn. Eefne1-Fsir!y
ac.lxe and lsua.
Coppsr-DGI; Lake, 81 OCsGlIla
Lead-~>seady. domestic. S4JsSi07.
Tin-Easy. Straits. s1Al59A.A
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BosToS. Sept 2L--ClosIag:
A'ehiso7 s. Mex Cen, com. Is
Burlington So Bell Telephone. 30
CHICAGO BOARD OF rRApR
CHIcAso, sept - w hest-Rulst strong and
higher. Opened below yesterdays closing for
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Heca,lect that the

Keco,lect that the Northern Pacific raiarosa 10
the nos. direct ard comfortable route Ter tse
Es,t Two Through trains 70 chicago daily
For tull information osl az city ticket oflee,
corner trout street and lesier avenue, CT depot
t,cket once. loot .. Columbia street
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December delivery; advanced Nc with light
fiuctuations. and closed about lc higher. Re-
csip:s we're $4,000 bushes: shipments, $3.50 o.
Wheat-Higher: cash. 7<c; December. 7zo7711xSc
Corn-Lower: cash, 451sn: December, 46S<c-
Oa;s-Steady; cash, asc; October $S56OssHc.
Rye-57c
Bafley-66c.
Timoshy-n.n
Flax-l. 06(9L07.
Whnky-$Lla
Pork-stesdy: cash, SO IS; January, t1Le71<
L1rd-Steady; cash. $7.3a5&: January, &6S09
6Sz5<.
Shoulders-$6S Sos 80.
Short clear-$7 SOo7.gS
Short ribs-steady; cash, $zE34@7so: jan
CHICAGO LIvs srocK.
CHICAGO. Sept NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1900:
steady; prime to extra steers, &0a50; good
to choice, 81 5o0k9o: others, $a.5o9A25; Texans,
$235093.n
HoSs-Receipts, 23,ooo; active; rough and
common, a50ffoa20: mixed and packers, IS. Is
@5.45; prime heavy and tutchers' weights, $50
@o.7U.
@a25; Westerns, $Il09L3a
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLINGTON

Tx ARLINGTON.
W Brown, Tacoma " Jackling&w, City
Mas II Moon, n YskimaW shaefer, Portland. OR
Miss Edith Adams. do Rice, w&c. New Y ork
JKineth&w, Coupviile w Choate, 10
Isaacs, walia walla " Alien&w, Pendltn, Or
Banners,ee&w, do JE Campbell .w&. .spgc
W III Evaus.sw, spokaneH Arnold, Corya hs Or
Campbell DO Mrs n s! N A,noid' do
hoss Ia cSnnsI
Mrs r Nunan, CoupevillJ Dwelley Sd. LaConnr
J J Robinson, victra. Bop II Maloy&w, do
w westlake. HMSwrsptJ Hungerford. Milwke, o
J ID Riley, City Wood, Portland
Or MeCniioch do J Peth, La Conner
. II Adsit, juneau, AlskG Hart, Tacoma
THE OCCIDENTAL
Mrs A B Nail. NY Tv Eddy. Olympia
&c Murphy. TT Angeles G D springer. spokane
Vim West Chehalis r NJ Russell. do
LP McC.arty : JH White, Cosmopoiis
HY Allen, Portland Miss III Jones. " hatcom
: NJ Mckee 81 Paul A Mcdonald, waila Wal
McCondray. Pr Twd Koenng.
q, /. Hanson Spokane A & Iuusey, Tacoma
K Fink Ny Jno Walker, Indiana
Mn Yank. Slaughter Law Walla walla
q NJ Maker, do MrsM Evsns, Puyalp
TB Allen. Tacoma hawkins. snohom
Ames. do Gregg, Olympia
l. O strong, do A Jones. do
&c Clapp. Westminster Is ii Johns. do
Nv CLARK, Fatrhayen
EoTEL NORTHERN.
IL Moore, Everett Mrs Tiboetts. Portland
! III Beecher Chicago L Link. New York
pJ Kennedy Agt Little A 4 Fonsey. Tacoma
Tippet Co m Hieken, ElensburE
G : Bridge, Portland Geo southwick,
d ID OIiphant Is. DO + Svencer, spokane
81 MeNeeiey, Tacoma Mrs Webster, r. Townsd
Judge C Fox & W. : Miss Webster, do
j ] Malone, Tacoma Miss Webster, do
: uRren do Miss 4 Seaman. do
VT Ensel Everett : Jervis. spokane
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PORTLAND. Sept % - Especial - Wheat
More active and stronger: Valley. 31.2o0L ~:
walla walla, & l2la9lls per GENITAL: receipts,
Is, 955 centals
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Take your iasaily 70 Woodland Psrk- Fare
only cents
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Sept 22-Bsr silver. 3s3Td Con-
soils. 81 l-l6d. Bank OF England discount, per
BREADSfgf1G
LIVERPOOL. Sept 22-Wheat-Demand fair.
Corn-Demand poor; October and November
drm. 4 I'd.
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STEAMERS.
n w. BAKER q CO.. BAKER 4 co.'s
Ii. Dock. foot Of University street
SfEAMKR TINE rABLnA
THE STEAMER MULrNoNAR
Runs on the following time card. dailys
FARE To TACOMA. SO CENTS
o,ympa a.Ay's $50 M r.coms analvrs $40 m
Tacoma...... 1000 a Seattle IL 90 noon
SeattleH...... 100 p m. Fracoma ..-. 500 p. m
Tacoma 800. $3.50 p m. Iolympia..... $3.50 p. m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchie and shell
ton.
Baker 4 Ca Dock. foot Of Univsrsity strssG
CAPTAIN L WILEY, Master
FAST TIME.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped Steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every afternoon At O'Clock. from Baker q
Co.'S dock. Returning. arrives seattle at 10 80 q
m For Tacoma every morning a II oclock
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
yoRrLANn SEATTLE vANccuvsA
First-class Steel steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying freight and passengers, leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail.
Ing dates etc, Apply TO
H. w. BAKER q CO.. AsentA