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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


hsFsaycisco, Feb. l3-The fruit market is
ssu dull No car load lots OF oranges or apples
hst arrived in the past few days. The supplies
N not great AMI the quality is poor. First
cas- apples command good prices. The dried
fruit market is dull, with little more inquiry
Ipfp runes snd peaches
{ The vegetable market continues depressed.
+ Potatoes aud onions are in heavy supply and
pssk Green vegetables still come in slowly
nd bring fair prices. Peas are especially firm.
The market for dairy produce remains the
nne. Fresh roll butter is in good demand but
Earce Fances are without much inquiry.
E7gs are weak and supplies are coming in plen-
uially.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Flour, 5000 quarter sacks; corn, 1000 centals:
wheat 500 ceutals: beans, 1000 sacks: barley,
laoD centals potatoes, 1900 sacks: bran, 1900
racks; middiiugs, 10000 sacks; wine, $1,000 gal
Ions; brandy, LOO gallons.
rour-family extra, s5.0j<S35.i Is per barrel;
bakers extra, sLa0dl01; supertine, s3.20(1S. ~.
Wheai--Stsndard shipping wheat. 81 TO, with
Ncli per eental for something better; milling
rance. sles4al523 per Genital
Barey-tegd, 91I5e for dark Coast, $1,000
lolls ior good quality; sl.021aG103s4 for choice;
brewing sLGT4gilj per GENITAL.
Ws-safpfise sl5NGi. 60: milling, SlS5CGl.49:
good to choiee SIS fDl.37l:; off grades, SLIGO
ss-'1e tiEffL-NBl.oos uidck, GLOW pSI cedtait
iof Osgon and 81 50Q9l rs for California.
,sorn.lafge yellow. sl.27i5; small yellow,
N9i white, 81. 5oCGLS2l5 per GENITAL.
hool-spfng: Foothill, per pound, 16(1lSe;
sqinarn. lSe22e: Nevada, l5dlSc; Oregon val
r'NG1le- Eastern-Lght and free, 16(dlSc:
lnE. leGlSc. l-Mountan--Light and
%llsl2e; heavy and poor, 9tdl0c. Plains
AZ and poor, alISc; good, SAGE. Lambs
En choice. loo. Northern Free, choice, 10
Subjective, llGl3c.
OPTIONS
~ board sales Wheat-Buyer, season,
- "a Closing sl6ss4; buyer, August, sl47l4@
essaley-Buyer, season, sl.0Os s@1ol, closing
FINANCIAL.
sssts-sight, 22Is telegraphic. 80. Sterling
ID banks, fis5l = sight, SASSi, :; commercial,
a ~: silver bars, s93sp90c. Mexican dollars,
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MINING sTocKs.
EASTERN MARKETS..
WEEKLY HANK sTATrNrN

NtkkLN BANK STATEMENT
sas ieRK, Feb. I3-rhs weekly bank state
- saeWs the following changes: Reserve
as t%l!,VA; specie increase, S9is, 900; circu-
-. - increase. Sl6,uoo. Banks now hold $751;
WE excess OF legal requirements.
NEw YORK STOCK ExsuANGE.
- loEk, heb. l&-Thero was further
sen o. the extreme activity in the stock
- tais morning, but the prcponderanee of
r.-s IA dealing was, II auvthip... even more
L-s1 Than usual, aud beside that stock only
es.aesnaa' Union Pacific, Erie and a few
showed any rrctcaS5ons 20 animation. The
4 80 was generally frm. but Jersey Central at
Iva sS down s. per cent, aud lsckawanna
~. VS. OIL Ia The last named, however
s.s, .eVo'efed It's loss and New 3arsey Central
lssSs VSt' II short time. Transaction in
- SUI o'crshHdnwed the entire market
er..,,-'s Nu-"ta7 Was stiil enormous. but after
secrlss WI" ','N or lper cent At ST. It further
foln, "a cary trading TO 5-it From tnis
H., AoNeNcf. IT'S Progress was inward tsli
- - N the hour when Il touched 40 49, -
So up 2F o quick drop 20 = In tho
,seH~me Union Pacific, among other o,t.,-,
-, was prominent ior strength risfn,, ! 49,
=, - Ia iac rest ol the lis, ,,-i.,s -,
r., 'l'AIned 10 late trading aud Isckawsn,,a
=, " i''e ter II O'Clock a firm tor,
D.. existed in the general list. I'm, tinstuH.
4 No. were confined - small liu,-
ss.,s AID except il SBsqrehan"s sDs
issss' 49,, ss9Gss which advanced in the Pre-.
g ipro-,4-,', PSF eeat tacre was no rnoycuen-
esss4as stsll vp-,. 60. 80 tls caa.egs, with
nSins Of from ~, 80 80 'A9NtnS marked
sssae steatiier ,.hs ,'r. The market teen
lew stocks W. IS "a everything uUt
seica w. - -'fcSat ~ tbe close.
isioa PaeiHc is S1SF tasn last night
Losses iuC,I =. .oA Central Preferred,
20 n per cont "a" "naA and Reading
Rs,ro,~s,..A =, . Steady.
T. "a
" tsClAr.
'1- . elose-. offered at 2 per
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Easy; Pacific, lgG125c.
Cohee-Options closed steady and UNCHANGED
20 10 points up. Sales were 81, 800 bags, incIud-
5aPIH, 90; May, 1925. spot Rio--Easy; No. T.
sugar-Quiet and steady.
, JoPperofirm, lake, $40. 70'G1o75
Lead-Quiet: domestic $50
iin-Steady; straits 1890
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13-The wheat market TODAY
was moderately active and strong The
opening was about &c higher than Thursdays
closing. and advanced &c more, then declined
Ssc, ruled steady most OF the day, and the clos
ing was about r4c higher than on Thursday
receipts wer $4,000 bushels; shipments, 6io,0Oo
bushels
Wheat.,-strong: cash, s7z<c; May, sI] 9fa9lItc.
Corh-Easier; cash, 40lSc; Nav, 42lsd,i{i &c
PpatsSteady; cash, 2s@2a54c; May, 5l1ac
Bariey--Quiet; 5GdD5Sc.
fiax-Steady: 95a4e
Whisky-si4
fork--Steady; cash, SLIPS; MAY, sI205
i@rdIsteady; cash, $3.50; May, Sc. ~.
enouiaers-s3.OVg5 %; short clear, Sc 20t16. IS;
snort ribs s5s719
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Feb. I3-CattIe--Reeeipts, 5000
sea NO. steady. Natives, SINGLES; stockers
Hogs-Receip,r. 1900 head: steady. Rough
ana &c common, si.5o,Gi65: mixed and packers,
s4,N9i75; prime, heavy aud butchers weights
s4SN9is5; light, 81 4otdi.75.
Sneep-Reeeipts, 10000 head; steady at yester-
days quotations.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Feb. Enclosing:
Atcnison $685. Burlington. or
Mexican Central. 1875 Bell Telephone 2 %
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DEATHS and FUNER HIS.

-
COTE Rim seattle, at corner Clay and Water
streets. Sunday. tebruary Il, 1892. Ada, wife of
n. p Cotter, of paralysis, aged AZ years.
Funeral services will be held at the residence
this afternoon at O'Clock.
PERRY-In Seattle at al5 Grain street. Saturday
February 49, 1892 Edwin Perry. OF Ia grippe
aged SO Years.
Funeral services will be held at o'clock this
afternoon at Cross & Co.'S. Interment at Mount
Pleasant cemetery
M'LEAN-In Seattle tunnel, Saturday night, Feb
rnarv l3 1892, Lanel Mclean, by break in the
tunnel
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. 13.--Bsr silver. AID. Consuls
9Ssd. Bullion paid into the Bank of England
on balances today, E2200O0. Bank Of England
discount, per cent.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1a-wheat-Holders offer
sparingly: No. red winter, rs Cd, firm; spring.
Is l012d, firm
Corn-Holders offer spot sparngly and fu-
lures moderately; Spot,4 SD. firm; February,
as y ID, firm; March, Is 5s4d, steady: April As
2s4d, steady.
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Disc AND PRODUCE REcEtrr,.
Tacoma Grain Market.

Iieoxa, Feb. Especial. 1.-The grain mar
1t was stronger all around today. Foreign
rarea showed a full penny advance and ship
ysn will be in the market before long. Quota
laas-club 96c; blue stem, 99c; barley, s21 per
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WHAT YOU WANT

Is lots with good soil, cheap, on street car line
with scent fare, with plank streets to the cen
ter of the city. River Park lots at $50 to Sis
each, on small monthly payments without in
terest, sold by Gould Il Whitworth, fill the bill.
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Totsi for the week. ...-..----s Si1,eeo %
~. mast week has been one of rather dull
,-'ss.ad general inactivity in nearly ali lines OF
N~...., For this the return of broken weather
Aa.i.,,cjy responsible. All classes are hoping
~ ~ hest with the return of fine weather
- The financial situation remains practi-
So rrebsnyed. Bankers claim money is gradu-
"a, seeming easier. but borrowers and those
~ltb bills to collect say it is almost impossible
s "a eet sufficient money to Keep things moving.
n,s remarkable feature of the business record
y. ~ week was the fact that not a single fail
-. vas reporsed in the state during the week.
= ~. been long time since there has been q
- in The history of the state in which there
were no failures
psce;pts and shipments have been rather light
"A coaI shipments were especially light, not
..,go having been shipped aside from fuel for
~ WslIs Walla and A-ki.
DAYS SHIPMENTS
nr,,,s the past twenty-four hours goods and
.,srrhsndse have been shipped from Seattle in
a. following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
,iar la3 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. l6
49, Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. 46 tons.
s. vater-Puget sound IL Alaska Steamship
sa.nny,s bosts, 81 tons; Mabel, is tons; Wasco,
ipal Total shipments, 225 tons.
rsEcHASDrsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
ssaurs and merchandise have been receivs1
4 d port of Seattle during the past twenty
iurtazs as follows: By rail-Northern Pacl-
ENbas; Columbia Il Puget Sound, % tons:
~ Lake Shore & Eastern. 29t tons. By
rsr-Edna, 50 tons; Puget Sound d Alaska
6anhip Company's boats, tons: W. f. Mum
/ ~ lions; Wasco, tons. Total receipts, 657
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Open to the public-Chamber of Commerce
restaurant, best meals in the city.
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COTETF NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER's NOTICF-1UF.
y county treasurer Of King county. Washington
Will pay presentation all outstanding warrants
drawn On the building fund OF school district No
J one J, In naid county No Interest will he maid
on such warrants AFTER February ~ 1892
ny SoN PHELPs, County Treasurer
Dated February II, 1892
COUNTY TREASURERs Norrt.r TIE
" county treasurer OF King county. Wnshgngton
viii pay on presentation outstanding warrants
drawn on the road and bridge fund ~ said -o,,nfr
up to ard including o $50. dated Felruarv IS
1907 being all warrants issued to ate in said fInd
No interest VIII be paid on such warrants agter
February To- lH5Z. BYRON PHELPS
-, -. a. -. County Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF DISSOL UTIOS.

NOTItE OF DINSUI z IIUN.
NOTICE or Di>>OLUTION-THE CO-PART-
~ nersliIp heretofore existing between the IN
deFs gned, engaged In The mercantile business.
Railroad avenue, foot Of Pike street, Seattle,
WASH Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
AL accounts due tie late firm shall De PAYABLE
only 10 James g Campbell, who continues the
business and assumes al outstanding obligations
WILLIAM HUNT,
JAMES G. CAMPBELL
Seattle wash. Fehrury .. 1892.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTSE R-
~ ship-Soiice IL hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name OF fafileF Cram. engaged
in the mercantile business at 1901 Jackson street,
seattle. Wash i this day dissolved by mutual
consent c. \. Cram. the retiring member. viii
assume and pay all liabilities Of SAID arm. and ali
debts due and owing to the same must BE- paid to
md ram z. ". PADLEN,
q A.CRAM.
Seattle wash-, February !. 1892.
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Cudahy's Beef Extract makes the best Beef
Tea Served free. Lethead * Cawley.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


THE NORTHERN.
w II Stanley, Portland b Manning, Tacoma
NJ Stroughton, BostonH ; Osgood, do
T Strong, Portland CE Markle, do
J Walsh, do K Albright do
NJ Wells, Victoria 4 Ellis, do
Judge Van Fassen, Tao T II Broomell, Everett
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CL4JRTOT4STS.

I4JRTOY4NTS.
RRIVED-MRS NELSON READS YOUR
y head and tells past, present and futures consul
tatioa on ali affairs SOS Third street, room g.
DARTIEs WISHING To CONSULT A BUSI-
i ness clairycy ant can do 50 a. rooms 81 and B.
Chaplin block. corner Of sixth and Pike streetS
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Physicians Gift to Humanity.
Weak men restored TO perfect manhood by
the Great Australian remedy, free Address,
Box 1864, San Francisco, Cal.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Pound,
For sale For Rent and situations Wanted will be
i,sa,tei AZ The rate OF cent word each Insertion.
paynent always In advance. No advertisement
received for less than 25 cents
NorrCE-Tbe bnsiuess Office of the Posr- INTEL
,Isr<cFR is open until II p m. CLASSIFIED adver-
tiserneu,s Will be received up TO this hour
Advertisements viii be received at branch ofnees
ofIba Pasr-INTELL1GESCER at:
-ra.,,,,, .....T Summons. Agent
Port Townsend French * springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office;
A. {. Garden - AV''
a. Il. r. lsas
Bsbv Restaurant. SOS.
nre,SInakcr.
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CITY NOTICES.

TliE FOLLOWING CRY WARRANTS WILL,
Dc phii upon presentation at the clty treas
saef olcs an no interest allowed after fifteen
cay ii"iit hrst pub iieaiioB Of this notice:
salary fund warrants, Nos. 4, 2Ul 70 4. $50 inclu-
General fund warrant. No PIT.
Wafer fuad warrants, y os ,227 10 !. 254 incIu-
Public health fund warrants, No. 80 to 100 incsa-
Police fund warrants, Nos. ll4to1so
WILLIS 1. AMkS, City TREASURED.
ba'e Of h'st punucaiion. February 49, 1893
NOTICE or CLOSING or RrGtsTs ATInv-~
N9,fs : hereby gwen tina, on Thursday. Feb
traion hooks VIII be closed Tor Inc nn ~, n or
ehh1ation for ne ensuing special and general elsc-
t9nS u be held on March I Is9I aud March q.
1927 respectively. pursuant 10 fhe ryosls,n Of N
- s'tlt.eI an Ael 10 rrovids for and 10 refF
iie 20 q voters ia cities and tosn.
closed uniil after the said spaciai ana aenerst eie
tlDrs on MHrch :. 1892, aad March & 1885,, ~
hPf-iFe'S' ~ W. MiLLEk:
Date OF first publication. February is. 1898
0RDINANCE NO. 1 sso-AS oKDfSAscE
- 70 amend section Of ordinance 1.9ll' ~
litied a y,dini'nce for the approval Of ID "a
IA in the city OF Seattle and for the payment q
The improvement Of Fourth street 10 fontius az
bnTniai s ,t larson street rom Isss
Whereas. = appears that a elerIca error -
maze -, ~, = N TIE matter q ae e isr
" 18Th
Tue Aptfont4 90 The assessments ROB 2. s,rssf
street i f9iiips addition. and Hnflrsehs. s,rs,
ifoin lake street TO Dgwamsii street s 9it 40
vas atieIteHl os' arising from the sass ,,ier 10 =
peFtth NHich me cfty 70 pay 70 W " 49,, IA
y ia'o ~ we eNn srS Of property iress esrf or
sife' Iil}eiiS hy aid the rste i.tg ,,,stts-
ca treht ippt - b. pait ~ the 49, sn.-r~et
tfl}-oNhsH sl5llf3. and wlleffArr, ~ me shaf-
rae fff cent per trOnt foot ~ Fss r,cnt TOT.
t.i.s prom iy-pwbers Is ~. l31s -
Ie u ordained hy the city Of 5fas.efs o,.iinapes
, ~ ItfN l. That section 9. f,iio,ss.
if1l j. ~ atnehael 70 to read 500 !. "A Levied
that there De aud hereby = - f-ootfng 81, AID
ssst tch i"i aid parcel Q, ,s a5 and Harrison
Youth street, ga FnIltius a.idi'.', "a .csrN so,f
street The -f of 81 $50 iog e - streets ana
Of ench parcel ami bot fronils o : i,s, on earh os
The same - hereby aeCi ared v F,,,-tIf .tret 4.
aliH parcel Of land f-0oiiHg W ,,..s, "
funtls addition and Harrison ,.,,e es1,.t s,a
see 2. hat tins driiinatisf - -. ..,,.c,,.t -
be in force Ir9tn ana l,ifef ~ "a $50 ~ $50
publication. f,,. 49,, q, -.
Passed house OF delegates " ~ ~ ''"-
AIRY, 1892 -, -, - = - f,e1rl,s...,
~, -, d. t,s.,,,en this Sfh day 81 febru-
-, "a, '-'aia ~ =. \ MILLER
- f.-..Kar7it Hoard OF Aldermen
&c.,. ~ -. sst.-f2fil dsv 81 February s32
AfttYftN "s ii'e .ssstIi.ssf. " IA IL. MAYOR
pt,t -. - 81 fssh Aar 81 February. 1902
mr. y "'e '' I'D "a MtIdsER Eity Clerk
nat ..f er.t ,,ahileatlon, February Is, 1894
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ART

MRS. NASH. ARTIST TEACHER OF OIL,
w water color and pastel: 80 cents per lesson OF
three hours. Room 20 IUnckley block.
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P4HSBRORFRs.

NONkf-iF YOU NEED MONEY OK
VI watches. diamonds or aay article Of Vaine
call on Cncie Harris. Z0i Washington street, or
posite STANDARD theatsr ~
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H4IRDRFSSENfs.

(NRCA SSTAN HAIR PAHLOHS-WTO. MAX
y ing bangs and switches EenEsf0rff block
100 Second street seail'r, y ash. room 81.
JOHN T. wITTWER, HAIRDEESsER AND
% wlgTnaksr. SIS 'FRONT.' Box, 70 Lowunan Il
Nanfardz
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COMMISSION MERcnASrs.

w l. HAMMOND. SUCCESSOR TO II. II.
w Hammond & Co., commission merchant,
wholesale fruits produce. butter and eggs, -four,
grain, etc. Consgnments solicited. S2i-s23
West street, corner Marion, seattle, Wash Better
ence First National Bank. Telephone 459. T.. u
Box .76
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DANCING Academies.

DROF BRYANT. ODD FELLOWS HALL,
j North Seattle; select classes; private lessons.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
" inston hail. l,52b sixth street; TO and 10
10 D. IN: classes every evening. private lessons.
send for circulars; stage and fancy dancing; posi-
lively no sociais. Professor g. Lopp.
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cent Primo paper, sl5e5s per cent. Sterling
~ ss nas 6tday bills, sss5s< Bar sill
BONDS.
U. .. Is (coupons) .l16ts Pacific ss......... .Ios
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W4NTED-P4RTNER.
W4NTED-TO RENT.


WANTED-fO RENT A SIN OF SEVEN
w room house near Madison or Front streets.
Address j. NJ. Hixson, 909 West street
WANrED-TO RENT; / HAVE DAILY AP-
w plicatons for houses in different parts of the
city; owners will please leave description at my
office. George NJ Van Dqren, 2O7, POS and 209
Washington block Entrance 705 Front street.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-Two LOTS: CORNER ELEN-
II enth and Washington streets very desirable;
cheap. Gardner & stratton, 2Ol and 202 Bailey
building
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MANICURE.

A LICE VI. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and eleciruinsist hairdressing pariors.
20 and 30 Holyoke block. Front and spring streets
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AssArERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ +. BOGARDUS. OFFtCtAL ASSAY Err FOR
". Chamber Of tOmmercc; mines examined.
assayinc and chemical work Of ail kinds done.
Rooms ~, ~ and - Sullivan building, Front
street. between Cherry and Columbia
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ENTTS rs.
TETERINlRIiNS.

IyrALrER GREEN. VETERINARY PHYsI-
w elan aud surgeon: honorary graduate ontario
Veterinary COLLEGE. Office and tnhrmary at War
wick stables. 222l', Front street: telephone, $50
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FOR T-LODGING-H no US rs

NOR RENT-LODGING-HO OF ALL
It descriptions; furniture tor sale. Hall, room &.
81 second street.
I'OR RENT-CLARENDoN HOTEL. CORNER
Il second and Depot streets, a desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house very favora
bic terms. Apply Charles LouCh l,4l2 Front
street
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ocuI1srs AND WRISTS.

r,t.si,.ian ar diseases OF the throat. removed
to rooms S@ti S27 Bailey building, corner cherry
and second streets
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nRE~SMAkINB-ALL WORK GEARAN-
IL teef: evening dres-as hand -natnted OK euiBroi-
de:ed II desired a. 4O6 Third street
MIS- HOBwITZ. DREsSM AEEE; SUITS,
VI - upward $50 Cedar. near Sinth. take
Nesler avenue car.
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ana nh,sI,ian far diseases az the throat, has
removed his Office 10 rooms 203 and 2Oi fioneer
building
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

TIDES At SEATTLE nAEBoE TODAY.
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score, as Byron has 1t, entertained
her friends recently, watched an ex1
quisitely dressed, faultlessly beauti-
full girl louneing awkwardly, with
one knee crossed over the other and
one arm thrown over the back of the
chair, in the glare Of the lights and
in prominent place in the crowded
building. The girl seemed to be a
great favorite, for a constant pro-
cessiOn of young men passed into the
box. To each she gave an indiffer-
ent little handshake, her elbow on a
level with her shoulder, her hand in
line with her eyes. To each she
said only: Jaw, You here? De-
lighted to see YOU" That was all.
And all without change of position
or particle of animation in the
pretty face. The elderly woman
who chaperOned her rose quickly as
the young men greeted her, and said
to each one the same set formula of
words: Jaw! You here? Don't
make yourself so scarce" And that
was all that was said by the two
women from o'clock until IL. Can
that type of vapid girlhoOd develop
the charm that makes women Of 40
dangerous and of so fascinating?
Better the punctiliousnesS and OBJ
SequiOuSneSS of the old school than
the slOvenliness of demeanor char
acteristic of this closing century.
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VAPID CIRLHOOD.
Type ofYoung Woman Doubtless Doomed
to Early Decay.

Type ofYOung Woman Doubtless Doomed
to Early Decay.
There is type of wOmanhOod now
in New York society which, it is
greatly to be feared, will perish with
the generation that gave it birth.
There seems to be nothing in the
flippant shallOwness Of the young so
ciety girl of the period that will de-
velOp into the rare dignity and cOur-
teSy of demeanOr characteristic OF
this type of which some OF our wom-
en- of Southern birth represent. says
the New York Sun. One of them
very we'll known is a tall. slight
woman with wonderful glow
ing Southern eyes, full Of fire and
tenderness, of joy and Of sorrow, soft
ened into memories. Directly she
greets you with that peculiar COM
bination Of dignity before which you
bow, and graciOusness that charms
and puts you at your ease; the old
Saxon word 'lady," which has been
so abused and degraded, seems to be
honOred again in that wOman's per-
sonality.
Another woman here more COM
handing in her personality, but
none the less courteous, has a guam
tity of dark, soft hair, framing a
purely oval face, still beautiful and
expressive of strength Of character
and rare intelligence. Her ready
flow Of well-chosen words on any sub
ject, interesting, unusual and enter
tanning as well, always spoken in a
low, firm, but musical voice, con-
trasts strangely with the high
pitched, vapid commodities with
which society regales its devOtees.
A lady sitting near box in which
one Of the fashionable twenty
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A kissing Cam Daien.

In recent campaign in Alabama,
says dispatch, political kissing was
developed into high art. One cam
didate, after making a speech at the
Blue Creek mines one evening, led in
a dance and kissed the boss miners
wife once. His opponent hearing Of
this went to the same place, also made
a speech and led the dance afterward
and kissed the boss miners wife
twice 1t is said that the boss miner
himself got very tired of the pro-
ceedings.