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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-06
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors O60cs
YESTERDAY.


Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are g. S67 $50 81 There were Aled for record yes
day 50 deeds, the considerations aggrexating
81 355.e4, an average Of $75eS6 Following Is
the list a. furnished by Ossorae, Tremper &
Co.. abstractors OF title. LIS Cherry street. be-
tween Front and Second:
s. J. Bower to Z. C. Chase, tract in sec ., %. s.
J. W: Keller to Eliza Britton, NV ~ sw ses -.
p S. c. A. to Chautauqua Hotel & Dock Co.,
BLOCK: % .Rd n sn,ss dead
State Of Washington to Z. s.einbach, tax deed
7, lots and 9, block 8, Cove add, Sits
=, lots and ,, block II, Yeslers 1st, ssH.
State of Washington to = steine % n tax deed
lots :, ceP Pr.nt smith and
block II, town Of Englewood, $75.
Jane. Markey to c. Winters. lot 2, block l,
Pssrief Flynn 70 A: ". Benjamin, lot 20. block
Lid, H w sl:s e Seas sda sal; an 0f lots In
3. supact e A supack, lot 2s' block s. Union
/ 6: a. to Jennie Fi'A'l' lot s. block
8 r. 1 1 CO; to Laura Fucker. lot 9. block
a. l. E. Ry Go. to f. Sanford. lot II, block g,
Woodlawn add, Sis
A. A: s..graye to D; Horton. lots and s.
L B. Blinn to L Hesssr, lot Is. block 81, River
L B. Biinn ct al to 4 Thatcher, lot Is. block
81. River Park, $12A
+. I. stinson 10 E. H. Jefferson, lots to Is,
block IL. Jackson street add, FL
l. g. Van Deventer to r G. Davies. lot 2. SEQ
George g Roberts to Max Glorious, lots 81 and
q s. ock g. Green Lake Electric Motor, Il
w. E. Giles ct al to Birch Land & Imp. Co.,
lot L sec 7, 20, 2, and other land, I'll. 500
Mary Steele TO David II. Steele. lot ., biock ~,
A. A Denuy's add, and other land, 81
l. M. Dunn to J. II. Boyce, LOO . In sec ~,
Ki;.ie McDougall to John Clarity, lots II, II
and I6 block 49, south Park, $l65.
Lixsie Holden to J. A. Mcdonald, lots IL and
IA. block 2 Mcguire & Holden's add. $500
MARY Lawrence to Arthur n. Keith, lot s,
| block lo7, D. T. Dsnny's LIST add, 5000
West Coast Improvement Company to Andrew
r. Olson, lot Is, block SO, Gilman Park. 800.
r. H. Holman to Ada Lehman, 20 acrss In sec
10, Is, 4. $500.
" "a Kellosx to Z. +. whittier, lots and 2 block
IS, r. Hauford's add, $50. -
| NE n W. Investment Company 70 A. N.
Goodale, lot r. block TO- McAleers suppl, y, coo
Owe Branch Lodge, No. 4. 10 II. ii. Siegel, lots
| and 2 block s, Mob Hill add, 81.
| olive Branch Lodge, No. 4, to II. NJ Siegel, iota
| and . block 8, Mob Hill add. 81, 200.
| J. n Brown to d. Zmmsrle, lots ~ ana 81,
| hlock Munsou & Clusters add, 800.
| Ed Dahl to G. II. Mclaughlin. % sW ne z, 70,
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sauons. Apricots were In large receipt, but the
cannsries were in the market for the surplus
suppiiea Cherries were easier, but since the
valiesies OF fruit have been larger they have not
enloyed very great inquiry. Berries OF ell kinds
wefe Also plentiful ana sold rather slowly.
0oosebefries and currsnts were scarce, especi-
ally the former
Ine vegetable market was In fair condition.
rotstoes were in good demand and steady in
price. onions were weak and greatly in over
suppiH Tho demand for corn continues good
sno quotations for Alameda corn were nrm.
lettuce was also in good demand ana brought
Iait pricss. Cucumbers were in large supply
sno easier Summer squash was weak and me-
eiecsed In other varieties there was net much
cnange from last xeek.
me market for dairy produce was in the same
unsatisfactory condition this morning which
prevailed during the greater part Of last week.
~ iour-Family extras. A6s09475 per barrel;
o.sers extras. t45steAs5; supernne. g 1893 10.
.hppns aasfssy sss essssi for 10, mtI EGoa
wneat, with the usual advance for something
PFC ior zooi quality and s2sSc Tor eSoies:
brewing. s5c9$1oo; chevalier. l.250Lso per
0at.-surprise, sl.5s9l 50; milling. sl421z@
LIZA; gooi TO choice feed, $l3J9L421<; OF
sr:des. s2,z; gray. 81. so91. s21 per Genital
for small yellow: 81. % per GENITAL for White.
Wool-san Joaquin, years fleece, good condi-
aon, per =, lrz0l3c: San Joaquin. years fleece,
poor condition, lo9ll1c: San Joaquin, six
months fleece, fair 20 best, 1oe15c: foothill,
la@l71zc: Northern, choice, 1s12I1zc; Nevada.
!Sgl7c; Eastern Oregon, 10017c; valley Oregon,
lSQ120c.
Call board sales: Wheat-Seller 1892, 81. 36L
Oh. 361a; closing, 81 361<
Barley-Ssller. new. si110e211c; closing, s21fc
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sisht 10c: telegraphic, 15c sterl-
Ing biiis-Bank. s. 87k; sight, $AS91s: commer.
cial, Nsa Silver bars-s75s0sSc. Mexican dol
lars-D139711sc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

norwegian banks Eiiara and Position are lead
ing lumber ut Smiths cove for Port Prize
Chilean bark sultimla arrived at Port Blake
ley yesterday 70 load lumber for Valparaiso
Schooner Hayes will soon finish loading lum-
Der at the Spring street wharf for San Francisco.
Brig Tanner arrived this morning and was
towed to Tacoma by tugV. 7. Price to load lun.
Der for San Pedro.
Schooner J NJ. Colman, Captain Trainer. has
arrived in port to load lumber from the western
mill for San Francisco
Schooner Fanny Dutard was towed from Port
Blakeley to Dungeness by tug v. I. PricA She
vas lumber laden for San Francisco
Schooner Alcaldi. Captain Smith, and schooner
Meteor. Captain Lass, are both loading ium'
Der at Port Blaksley for San Francisco.
Schooner Sadie. Captain Smith, has arrived
from San Pedro TO load lumber at smiths cove
for San Francisco from the snoqualmie mill
Steamer Fairhaven changes her time schedule
today, leaving here at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
instead of 3 o'clock In the evening, ior the Dali
ance Of the summer season.
Next week the steamer J. r. Mcdonald viii
change her time schedule. leaving here Nom
days and Fridays at O'Clock in the evening In
stead of Tuesdays and Fridays
Today il steamship day. The walla Walls 10
duo from San Francisco, the Queen sails Tor
Alaska at O'Clock this morning and the CITY OF
Puebla sails for San Francisco at O'Clock this
evening
The 30 ton fishing schooner r. Morse, built
al Fairhayen BY Captain NJ J. Rogers, was
launched Saturday. She will dsh for halibut
of Cape Flattery until late next October. and
next season will 70 to Bering sea- Captain
Rogers will build another vessel toon. with
7O-foot keel
Bark Newsboy, Captain J. A. johnson, has Just
arrived In Smiths cove from San Francisco. to
load coal and lumber for Guaymaa On June 30
the captains little daughter. Is months old,
died at sea. The body was brought here and
will DO buried at / O'Clock today from Bonney
4 Stewards undertaking rooms.
Steamer Mabel had 81 tons Of freight ont yes
terday for Snohomish and way points: the Multi
nomah brought in 10 tons and took out Is on the
Olympia route; the state Of Washington had 10
tons out for Everett and Lowell; the Clara
Brown brought in % tons from Olympia and
way points, and the Angeles took out Is tons OF
machinery for Dungensss and Neah bay.
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PERSONAL.

D. N. Taylor, Of Fall City, il at the Diller.
w. II. Hewitt, Of Everett, is at the Northern.
H. Balhngef, Of Port Townsend. II at the
Grand.
Judge John C Denney. Of snohomish, IL at the
Grand.
A. A. Jackson and 9. A odell. Of Derby, were
In the city yesterday.
Rev and Mra Calvin W. Stewart, Of Sumner,
are at the Arlington hotel
Mr. and Mra w. Mornarter and Mrs. 4. L. Ma
COON, of Portland. are at the Rainier.
Mrs. b. w. Higgins, who has been seriously
i'll for several days, was somewhat better yester-
day.
Mrs O. W. Childs, Miss Z. Childs and Miss R.
Childs, Of Los Angeles. were at the Rainier hotel
yesterday.
DR.. 2. E. Hsliker, the Oregon Improvement
Company's physician at Newcastle, was in the
city yesterday.
The following ssattleites were registered at
the New York hotels on July /: John Collins,
Hoffman house; T. Boyd, Albenarls: w. L.
Childs, the New York.
J. A. Gould and son, Gene, leave on the
steamer Queen for pleasant trip to Alaska this
morning, while Mrs. Gould will visit her sister,
Mrs Olney, at Marysville.
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herewith gratefully acknowledge the timely
Aid and substantial assistance which was ex-
tsndei 20 me hy 81 Johns Lodge, r a. a.,
sprtnx the Hines and decease OF my beloved
hu.hsnd, George W. Blake. also TO the men
of the Order of the Golden shote. sno - 1ao
s.a,F =, crsrs hosp,,ai. and 70 my many friends
and neigh oors. ILiZA7sin -
cu.~.in 1902
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGES.


NEW York, July a-Stocks opened active but
Increased business was at the expense OF quo
ta,ions, the silver bill question inducing free
realization In some stocks and in early dealings
decided weakness marked trading In all leading
shares. The opening was at material losses
from Friday q closing figures. Sugar went down
~ and Northern Pacific preferred was active
and weak at Il lower. At II o'clock the market
was steady at the lowest figures. Then stocks
became active, but were again weak in the last
hour and in all grsngsrs and sugar further ma
terial losses were sustained. Sugar dropped to
IS from sea- The close was fairly active and
weak ut the lowest prices.
FINANCIAL
Money on oali-Easy; closed, offered, IL.
Prime mercantile paper, 305c- Sterling ex-
change-Stesdy; sixty day bills, AS7; demand,
&4Ssla-
BONDS
u. 8. rs, reg.... 1I6 U. 8. rs, req. 100
U. s. AZ, coupon. Ill Pacific 6s........s1Oo
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OfcI Ky VONys oAiu ~ oN
my nails. The scales would
dror of Of me ali the time,
and my suffering was endless
and without relief Onethou.
sand dollars would not tempt
me to have this disease over
again. / am . poor man, but
feel rich to be relieved of what
some Of the doctors said was
Ieprosy, some ringworm, pso-
riasis, etc. I cannot praise
the CUTICURA REMEDIES too
much. They have made my
skin - clear and free from
scales a. q baby'a All ! used
of them was - worth Ifyou
had been here and said you
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REV. DIR. BRIGGS
OPINION.

The controversy arising from ''the higher
criticism" Of Rev. DR.. Briggs who has
been tried for heresy. win change the
completion of the interchangeable" creed
In the very nature Of things every human
device IL prone to change. Pray, why
should medicine be the exception to the
ruler The Histogenetic system is the
newest change and 10 head and shoulders
shove the old and efets "systems." Have
ron progressed mentally sufficiently TO
appreciate . facsf
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Shipping Inteliigence

TAroosH. July SIS p m-Cloudy; light
south west winds
NEAH BAY. July SIS p m.-Paztly cloudy;
light southwest winds.
CLALLAx BAY, July SIS m--Cloudy;
light west winds.
PoRr CRESCENT, July SIS p m.-Cloudless;
light west winds.
PORT AsGxLEs. Jriy SIS p m-Partly
cloudy: brisk west winds.
PoRV TOWNSEND, July Especial Ar
rived-Nor blk Professor Johnson. twenty days
from San Francisco, for Port Blakeley. Chfl
al Ataeams, ffty-twe days from Valparaiso, for
Vancouver, to load lumber for west coast: bktn
Robert Gudden, thirteen days from San Fran
cisco, Tor Aoodyville, to load lumber for VAL
paraiso, for orders. schr Ida schuauer, thirteen
days from san Francisco, for Hadiock, to load
lumber for ean Francisco; hk Elsmore. thirty
one days from Honolulu, for Salmon bay. to
load lumber Tor san Pedro; sh Alaska, seven
teen days from San Francisco. at Nanaimo. to
load coal.
Arrived-Bk Bundaleer, twensy-seven days
from San Francisco, at Departure bay; Nor
wegisn Oh Beaconsfeld, tvensy-four days. from
San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Arrived-Juiy f.
Str Oregon, from Portland; sh ivanhoe. from
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1ofOm8s <l0,auo VI Sosau %
The secret OF the extraordinarily heavv busi-
ness Of the Seattle clearing house yesterday was
the transfsr of about three-quarters OF the city
funds from the Washington National bank to
the National Rank o. Commerce, the Com
merciai National bank and the Dexter Horton &
Co.'S bank. The deposits are to be divided
among the four banks hereafter
The general tone of the produce market shows
no change from what il was q week ago. Some
inquiries coming In for new hay. but 1t will
be several weeks yet before there will DO any in
the market Oregon gray oats have tended to
slightly weaken the market on white oats, but
not TO any great extent
Live stock has dropped all around, and
the market is well supplied 1t the reduced
prices
c. l. Hibbard yesterday received q letter from
c. NJ Lampson q Co.. the London fur dealers.
with reference to tho market on sealskins It
states that the demand for black dyed skins 10
fair, but that nothing definite can be foretold
for two or three weeks yet. After that the deal
ers will begin selling off their stocks Of manu-
featured fur goods and the price Of raw furs
viii, depend entirely on the result of their sales.
II sales are good the market on raw skins, even
with heavy catch for the season, viii undoubt-
eddy be good. The letter closes with the advice
that $40 would be Q safe price for sealskins here
The features of the jobbing market are sharp
advance in dried fruits, an upward tendency in
some vegetables, and . decline Of n cent per
generally was . little quiet yesterday after the
big celebration the day before.
GENERAL sHIPNENrA
During tbs past twenty-four hours goods and
nerchandise have BEEN shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cidc, 436 tons: Columbia & Puget sound. 20
tons: Great Northern, IS tons. By water
Puget sound 4 Alaska steamship Conpanys
boats 60 tons: Mabel. "a tons; Angeles. Is tons;
Buckeye. tons: Wasco, tons Total ship
ments, 668 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcErPrs.
Produce and merchandise have BEEN received
ut the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pa
cifc, 500 tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound, 20
tons. Great Northern, $50 tons. By water
Puget sound & Alaska Steamship Company's
boats, ~ tons; Clara Brown. % tons Total re-
ceipts, S07 tons.
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:ININo sTocKa
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, July a-Tne Posts London cable
says: The market is fat There was partial
recovery except in Americans, which were In
duenced by rumors relating to the Louisville 4
Nashville dividend.
LONDON, July 5.-Bar silver, lO1xd; consols,
s6s6d. Bank OF England discount, per cent
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, July A-Wheat-Demand fair
and unchanged.
Corn-Demsnd poor. Spot, steady, - 611d;
August, steady, Is 615d; September, steady,
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sur~err MIL. MACHINERY

THE puvs. sound Machinery Depot ana J.
Tox ni thfs city have taken the agency ior
Chsiloner single mill machinery 10, tie sac s,
- W.ssIngton and would be gsai TO correspond
s,,e n.r.ans dssiriuy to erect mills. they carry
in stock ali OF challoner,s masninss. = wei
a. engines, boilers, chatting. passss, o1.sah
mil. and viii sell TO good artiss ~ low prices
and On easy terms
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Cuticura ResOlvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally to
cleanse the bleoA Of all Impurities and poisonous
elements), and CUTIcURA. the great skin Cure: ana
CUTIcuRA soar, IN exquisite Skin Beautider,
externally ito clear the skin aud scalp, and restore
the hAr) Instantly relieve and speedily cure every
scrofulous and hereditary diseases and humors OF
the skin, scalp, and blood with less OF hair, from
infancy to age from pimples to scfofnla
Sold everywhere. Pice, CUTIcunA. Soc: soar,
26c.; REsoLvENT, u 90. Prepared by the POTTED
DRUe AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRArIoN, Boston.
send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" q page4I
80 illustrations, ana 100 testimonials
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would have cured me for $2o0.0 90, you would have
had the money looked like the picture tNo. 2,
page z7) In your book, .How to Cure Skin Dis
cases." but now am clear - any person ever
was Through force Of habit rub my hands over
my arns and legs to scratch once In . while, hus
70 no purpose. l am all we'll scratched twenty
eight years, and It got to be kind Of second ma
tuFo to ma thank You thousand times
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, VT
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Commencing et point 213 II and 10 nc
{ oil sc corner of blk 81, Aaynard'5 plat,
thence Ii 50 It to point OF beg, thence .
III feet, % IL 10 beg, t50xt2O) in sec 5.
tip u. r 4.
Commencing at NV corner lot 2. thence 3
> 81 Il, thence 303tx &c, thence
S55l fl, thence n 303la It to beg, in sec
II. : > ~, f.....-........-.. .-...--,-+-.
Commencing on line OF Holgate's ID &,
watch Is - 47-i0o Il and 50 IT c Of sw
corner of said claim, thence c Oh $40
fl, .aeuce 3}s 4 10 Il, thence " oil $40
e, Themes s ss,s T. 10 IL 10 beg, in tp II, RI
Commencing on line OF Eauford's d g
5Z5@ rods Il of Sc cor, thence " 50 rods,
Whence % rods, thence G - rods,
thence p rods, 10 beg in tp Il, 1 -
Commencing at a point IN L. Hanfords
ID e, which point is 55l,1k ft and about
$50 &c 6 from " cor OF said ID G., thence
e f2D IL, Is II, W I20 It, Il s. 1t, 10 beg
Ia tp Fl. -. -.-....... ..---..--...
Commencing at a point in Z. Hauford-s
u e, which point is 53614 it and about
75s II c from NV cor of said d G, thence
c 10 II. S IS Il, " 10 e, II IS ft, 10 beg,
Commencing at NV cor OF lot 4. thence
thence ~ s chains. thence 5 chains
So links ID bsg IN sec I9. tp %. -
Ell OF nei4 Of 50 ia sec =. tp %, f.
Ind x nelt Of = of SELL sec 70, tp -, a
IND = nes4, Sc 4 of sesz, see 20, To Is,
L nd > sel4 se14. se14, acc %, p .. a..
Una : sea Z. SCI !. sel4. see -. Up =, A..
Beg IT NV cor, Ela. sHt4. sea, thence .
26zs rods, thenee % roas, thence v
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Statement Of Entrances and Clearance
During the Month Of juno.

PoRr TowNsEND, July a-lSpscial during
the month of June 13s vessels with a combined
tonnage of 100, 737 tons entered at Port Town.
send and the various sub-p on the Sound
from foreign and coastwise ports. During the
same period 121 vessels cleared from the same
ports, with . combined tonnage Of 96,9T tons
Following il . tabular statement OF the shipping
of Puget sound since June /:
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN VESSELS CLEARED.
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RHEUMATISM IN THE SHOULDER.

The majority OF mankind suffer more or less
from rheumatism in the shoulder ALLcocK'o
Porous PLAsrEKs will cure ii. John ]. Hallen-
beck, of Hallenbeck q Davis, Union Stock
Yardp, New York, says:
sI have used ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrKRs for
rheuma tlsm In the shoulder. 1t was severe
that could not raise my hand to my head, and
1 am glad to say that found ready relief from
ALIcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs in less than two
hours and was entirely cured in three days"
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE STATE er TRADE.

SAN Francisco. July a.-Tne fruit marker sas
well supplied with ell varieties THIS n'ofnias'
and under far demand prices for most Aiaas
were steady. Peaches were especially IN good
demand, aud choice varieties brought top QUO
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Portland wheat Market.

PORTLAND, July 8 -[special1 Wheat re-
mains extremely quiet. Little II being offered
from either section aud the demand shows no
Improvement Valley, S13O0l35; Walla Walla,
3l250L 27k per GENITAL: receipts, 40 centala
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OpoRAHH, wash. March Il, loo4
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash.
Dear DR.. Jordan-Your letter and msAi-
cines for my wife received: thanks for
your prom ptness.
WAS under the imprsssion that wrote
you about my granddaughter. She 10
perfectly well and had ne relapse what.
ever. Yours truly.
PAUL 6TxoDAO0.
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BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, July a-Bar silver-S71fo
MERCHANDISE.
Hogs-psn and steady: Pacific = eos.' 1905
ap. ssles were $500 bags. including July,
tll essil s5. August. $n.ss; sep.em Der. sll sS9
SUPPLEMENTARY and quiet Muscovado,
es test, SIC: esntrifugsls. e5 test Ssc: Refined
Steady and quiet: mould "A, 4ssSisse' stand
wool-AeSns steady; domestic fleece. e5,S 9s5c
Copper-Dull: lake. sll tNeli 81
Lead-Firm. domestic. 81 i7ts00A0
na-Steady: straits, so. l0SA.A
BOSTON STOCK EIcHANaA
BOSTON, July a-Closing:
Burlington -. e9l sIBsll Telephone. 2Ol
Mexican Cen. com Is
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. July a-whest was quiet today. II
opened is1Ac lower on fine weather reports.
ruled easy, then became ia(5s&c hrmer on cables
ana strength in corn, and closed steady, SO
higher for July Other futures were unchanged.
Receipts were $4,000 bushels.
whest-sseaiy. cash, zsFse: September, $50
Corn-Hisher: cash. 5ltsc: September. $3.50
Oat.-Firm: cash, sssAc. September, az
Rye-.Sc
Ttmothv-sis7gi0
Flsx-sLeSls
PorsEc.sa. slls5: september, 80
Lard-Cash, $40 September. ES95s-
Short rihs-Cash. ss-asss: september, VIA
Short eiear-$7. saGs-a-
shoaldsrs-se6 81 4S55.Ia
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July s. -Catte kceeirts 100,
lxsy.lc higher: choice TO extra steers Sossso 70.
fair to good 81 bezs4 %: Texans. y
Hor.-Reeeipts. 1910. 2o125c higher; rough
.n3 e,m,n.r, a. ssseS 81: MIXED and packers,
eaTSs5 80; prime hesvy AMI butchers weigats
e.. $50 90: light, sa.faya.a "
ehsen-RereInt. s0al; active and higher:
eutl. 1&CgaS al. stocAers. 81 soi Texans, tie
<6-ss; mixed natives, slSe9as5' wethsrs, 50 :
@aSa
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ra SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures. WEDNESDAY,.

seattle; str UmatiiIa. from Victoria; str We'll
iington. from Departure bay: bk Arkwright.
from Port Gamble. July 5-Str Costa RIGA
from Nanaimo. Sailed-Str State OF California,
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An Army Omcsr Dead.

ST. PAUL, July &-Lieutenant-Colonel william
r. Drum, of the Twelfth infantry, died sud-
denly at Fort Yates, N. D.. last night. Colonel
Drum was . native Of New York, and served
with distinction throughout the civil war.
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0PoKANR. Wash. July IL lSo1


Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle Wash.
Ny Dear Doctor-This day I come TO
you in an important matter and request
you to attend to il at once. Ny grand
daughter aged nine years haa 10 grippe .
few months ago and although recovered.
10 very weak. exceedingly nervous and has
slight attacks Of st. Vitus' dance. We arc
very much worried about it She can
hardly cut meat at the table, her hands
and fingers tremhls in trying to button her
shoes. eto It 10 impossible for her to 60
10 Seattle and would like 10 know If you
could treat her after the short above dos
cription. She il also very fond Of playing
the piano and likes to read and to learn.
Every time she plays now . few minutes
only or reads, she 10 utterly exhausted and
must quit. Now what shall We do about
thatf Expecting answer By return mail,
Yours truly,
PAUL sTR0BACH.
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SCRATCHED % YEARS
4 Soalys Itch Ing Skin Disease with
Endless Su 6erinE Cured BY
Cuticura Remedies.

II had known Of the CurIcURA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago, 1t would have saved me
1900 % and m immense amount OF suffering. MY
disea fpsoriAsis) commenced my head In .
spot not larger than . cent 1t spread rapidly all