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COMMUNICATED.
BY BAKER DE PUGH.

EDITOR STATE CAPITAL.-It seems as
though Nashville, the great educa-
tional center and "Athens Of the
South" should have space in the
columns Of your widely circulated
paper; therefore | offer my service as
medium through which the peo-
pie (Colored) of this city can be
represented, hoping also, that this
will be means Of increasing the
circulation of your paper.
Fisk University is progressing'
Wednesday afternoon the 10th inst,
the ground for a fine rock Chapel,
was broken. The site is beauti-
ful one, and the building will be a
magnificent structure.
There are quite a number Of stu
dents in the boarding department,
aDd eight are from the State Of HI
inois; two Of whom will graduate
from the college department this
June; namely, Messrs. [. F. and J..
J. Scott.
This city has been visited by three
distinguished elocutionlsts. Miss
Halle Q. Brown, teacher of elocu-
ton in the Allen University, Col
umbia, $, c., was delegate during
the American Association of Educa-
tors OF Colored Youth. She gave a
reading in the First Colored Bap-
tist Church, and as usual, highly en-
tertained her audience. One grand
feature of the occasion, was the de-
scriptlon IF the fire that broke out
Jan. Sd, 1892, causing the death Of
three Colored fremen and the de-
struction of over half a million dol
lars worth of property. Miss Oc-
tavia Lucas of Chicago gave a Sc
ries of readings. She was the guest
of Mrs. DR.. G. S. Smith, aud was
highly impressed with the Nash
vile society. Mr.. Harrison Of Can
ada was next to visit the city, and
give a series Of readings, He did
not without being entertained hos
pltably and cheerfully.
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Will Be A Grand Affair

Zion Baptist Church Springfield
Cnmmandary No. !, composed OF
young ladies and misses, all experts
in the evolutions Of soldiery, will
give Fan Drill at Schuck's S HALL on
evening, March Sd, 1882
Everybody is cordially invited,
Admission, 20 cents
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A GRAND WEDDING.

Mr.. Charles ReMond Lewis Of
Springfield, ILL.,, and Miss Lizzie
DeeJ ones of this city, were united
by the bonds of Holy Matrimony,
We'd, night Feb. 3, at ST. Johns A.
NJ. E. church. The church was
crowded to it's uttermost capacity.
About 7 o'clockMiss Willie Hadley
took her seat at the piano and struck
the keys tfat made the air resound
with the sweet music of Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March. The bridal
party with equal step proceeded up
the aisle to the front of the pulpit;
Messrs. I H. Anthony and b. DePugh,
and Messrs. H. King and j. l.. wiley,
John barber and groom and Dr.. F. A.
Stewart and the bride Rev. T. A.
thompson in his robe performed the
marriage ceremony. After which,
nhe bridal party repaired to the
residence Of the bride, MI. and Mrs.
Poindexter Jones, where sump-
tuous repastWas spread. The rooms
were soon crowded with the invi-
ted guests co graduating the mar
RED couple and viewing the many
handsome presents. The bride wore
white silk dress and train with
pearl ornaments; a tulle veil; tia
IA of pearls aud kid slippers; car
ricd boquet of white roses IN her
left hand and fan OF white ostrich
feathers in her right. The Tiara was
presented to her by her brother,
Mr.. G. w.Jones. The bride is grad
uate of the normal department of
Fisk University. The groom wore
black Prince Albert suit. He has
a bright future before him, and by
push and zeal, intermingled with
good management, may soar into
regions he is unconscious Of, at the
present time. Best wishes for a
happy and prosperous life.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. Is 1892.
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We call the attention ot'our read
ers to Justice of the Peace, l.. L..
Dapron, lie. north 9Th st. Any
persons having business in his line
whether collections or legal, will
do we'll to give him call
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capt. Jordan Storm Murray attend the
great charity ball in chicago Thursday ev-
ening
Miss. Gertie Wright entertained a few
friends at tea last Monday night, it being
her birthday anniversary.
Mr. Otis Duncan our general solicitor
spent Sc, eral days in Cairo and othe
Southern points of the State
Mrs. Lin Jackson and family have re
turned from Quincy where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jackson's sister Mrs
Fisher
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LOOKOUT -,

For Green aud Petit, as they are
sure to appear soon in their special
ties of slight Of hand, and other at
tractive amusements. They are
practicing night and day, and will
be prepared to entertain you.
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Mr.. L. W. Baker, the enterprls-
ing well-to-do Afro-American mer-
chant and grocer of Cairo, keeps
on hand fresh and good supply Of
every artice in his line.
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REDUCED RATES.

Low excursion rates in force via
"Bluff Line for the following occa-
sions:
No. l To ST. Louis, on account
OF National Convention of Labor
Organizations, February 22nd to
26th, 1892.
No. 2. To New Orleans, La, ac-
count of "Mardi Gras" February
26th, 9th, 28th and 10Th; 1892.
No. 3. To De Funiak Springs,
Fla, account of Florida Chatauqua
February 8th to March 18th. 1892.
For full particulars call on any
Agent of this Company, or call on
or address, f. E. Fisher,
G. P. A., Springfield, ILL.
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TAX NOTICE,

The Tax payers of Capital township
will please take notice that the under
signed is now ready to receive all tax
es for the year 1891. Office under city
hall, near the corner of Washington
and Seventh street
Jas. M. BretZ Collector.
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When arriving in Peoria: ILL.,,
call at the city Restaurant, 2O0 and
20 Fulton street, for first class
meals 25cts. J. A. Kelly, Prop'r.
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J. J. Bird is located at the Capt.
al Office: he is prepared to prose-
ute claims for pensions and boun-
ty. 224 IL 5. 5th. st. Up Stairs.
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We are sorry to announce the sudden
death at cairo, of Mr. Quitman Nc. Fadden
who died at the Halliday House while
waiting dinner last Sunday
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The MAMOUTH

A. Swoboda, Proprietor. Saloon
and Billiard Hall, 1901 & 1903 Pop
lar street, Cairo, Illinois.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

DeDot Corner Fifth and Madison SITS,
Trains Leave. Arrive.
Passenger and Mails $40 a m G:10 p. m.
Diamond Special+ .12:0l a. N. 800 Il. m.
Clinton accom- 4 Is pm. 1880 a. m.
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A PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who Is opposed 10 Free Irads
slayery and favors American Industrial Inde-
pendence secured through the policy of Pro-
lection, should read the documents published
by the American Protective Tariff League. AS
patriotic citizen it is your duty to place these
documents in the hands Of your friends. They
are interesting aud instructive, and embrace
discussions of all phases OF the Tariff question.
The League publishes over so different docu-
ments, comprising nearly GOO pages of plainly
printed carefully edited and reliable informa-
ton Among the authors Of these documents
are, Hon James G. Blaine; Vim. Mckinley, Jr.,
Governor of Ohio; Senator's. II. CullOm, of Illi'
nois; Senator Joseph N. Dolph of Oregon, Ex-
Consul to Liverpool; Senator A. s. Paddock or
Nebraska Senator Frye. of Maine senator
Casey of North Dakota Senator justin s. Nor
ril Of Vermont; Senator Nelson ". Aldr1ch, OF
Rhode Island; Hon. Thomas II. Dudley, of New
Jersey: Hon Robert z. Porter, of Washington
Prof r. Dodge, Of the Agricultural Depa-
ment at Washington Commodore w. d. L.
Hughes Hon L A. Hartshorn, Of New York;
Congressman Doliiver, of Iowa 4; Hon. b. 4.
Jones; David Hall Rice, Of Boston; Ex-Cong'
ressman Perkins of Kansas DR.. E. P. Miller,
OF New York Hon Geo. Draper, OF Mass; Hon.
c. L. Edwards, of Texas ; Judge VIM. Lawrence,
Of Ohio; Hon. D. G. Hartman, of New YORK;
Hon Geo. S. Boutwell,, OF Mass; Hon. +. II.
Tennessee.
This complete set Of documents will be sent
10 any address, post paid, for Fifty (5ol Cents
Address, Wilbur T. Wakeman, Sec'y., No. &
Vest Twenty Third Street, New YorA-
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When going to Vlrden, call at S
E. Wilson's lunch room and bakery
for tirst-class meal.
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& SOUTHEASTERN

JACkSUNNIIIIIEN q NSUUIHEAO LEKN.
PEORIA & SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Depot corner 10th and Washington SITS.
Trains. Leave Arrive
Peoria Mail & Ex. .4:00 p. m. 11:15 a. m
Peoria EX.. 700 a. M. 900 2. m.
Accommodation. 80. .1:30 a. m. 600 p. III.
LITCHFIELD & SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Depot corner 9th and Madison sts
Trains Leaves Arrive
Litchfield accom-. Z 90 a. m. 4:35 p. m.
Mail and Express. 4 10 p. m. 80 IA. m
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CHICAGO s. ALTON.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI.

Depot corner Fifth and Madison streets
Trains Northwest. Southeast
Mail and Express,* 1850 IN. 3:10p. m
Fast Express,*. ..7:4Op. 1905 a. m
Accom-. Freight 6:00a. M. $40 a. IN.
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When going to Cairo stop at the
Wilkerson Hotel, 1872 Commercial
Ave.
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ST. LOUIS ALTON & SPRINGFIELD.

Trains Leaves Arrive
Mail and Express. 500 a. m. 9:45 a. m.
Express .4;50 p. n. 9:25 a. m.
1000 4. N. 1:45 2. m
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Rev. E. Rocy visited his church
at Carlinville Sunday, and preach
ed morning and evening. He re-
manned over until Monday, by re-
quest, and preached the funeral
sermon Of Mr.. and Mrs. James New
combs child. This was Rev. Roey's
first time to officiate at a funeral
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&c on weake. cables, European cholera reports.
favorable weather. Buffalo strike and heavy in
creased svaiiable supply. reacted nc on buyinr
~ iongs. declined sc on later weak cables, and
Closed easy nc lower than yesterday. Receipts
were z7?'ooo bushels; shipments, "a, COO bushels
neat-Easy; cash, 7a7sc; September, 75ssc.
SoIn-Weaker; eaah. 5i5<c; septemb Der SIS.
UaW-kasy; cash. 3ic; september. S4lxc
Kye-steady. 62l<c.
Barley-63c
Fiax-sI01
Iimothy-N52
Whisky-SLI5
Pork-sseadv; cash, SO s7,<: September, I'll
1Afd-steady. cash and september, S7.6llk
ehoulders-s6 9Gn7OO
short Clears i0esl5
g. y, rios-steady: cash. $50; September,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
,.SHIcAeo, Aug. 2A-Cattle - Receipts. 1900;
i09Soc higher: prime natives. 81. ooGa 50; Tex
ens, *AoNglso; rangers, $3.o5Gl 25; no bust
ueas IN etoeke-s Or feeders
hogs-Recepts, 1900; active and ioweI
noogn packers. a. sV9535; mixed, s. 4035 SIS:
hrlme. heavy and butchers weights, $565e5. IS;
sheep-Receipss. 5000; active: sheep shade
aowef; lambs higher. Natives. So 50I5 .;
AeAans' u yNGl15; westerns, S42ylSt6o.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON. Aug 2A-Closing:
Atcnlscn.. 337lMex. Cen. ,com.).. 15l<
burlington. l0l Bell Teller hone. .N7
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ban FRANCISCO, Aug. 24-The fruit market
showed decided improvement this morning.
Supplies are not so great and the quality, in
conseQuenc of more favorable weather, 10 much
improved. The dried fruit market continues
fairly active, but the demand is confined chiefly
TO bleached apricots and peaches.
The market for dairy produce manifested .
much healthier tone. Eggs also enjoyed good
inquiry. There was no change in cheese.
The vegetable market was dull and heavy.
Receipts OF all varieties continue large and
values in almost all cases are at the mercy OF
the bu ying element
The poultry market was In fairly good shape
Receipts were not large, and cleaned up well
under good demand.
s Produce ,eeeips:FIous 1000 sas,se. sacks.
potatoes, 1900 sacks; bran, 5000 sacks; wool,
rs. bales; wine, 1000 gallons.
Flour-Easy market. Family ex ras, 3t15D
IS per barrel; bakers extras, $Ala9i25; super
hne, t2-so6s3oo.
wheat-prices continue to droop. The Liver
pool market 10 reported at further decline of
81. and local buyers reduced their buying figure
accordingly. 8. 8s1l 81 per GENITAL for standard
grades with ST. So. tor = better article; milling.
SLS7la sol 10 per GENITAL
Bariey-Trade in feed continues of dragging
character with values weak. Feed, Soc per GENITAL
for dark coast; sel+tGs7lae for good quality, aud
soc for choice: brewing "a .e(Gslo2I per GENITAL
Chevalier. IL . per centai tor standard, and
E}Sc(9si for lower grades.
Oats-Prices for choice offerings are steady,
but quotations for lower grades are irregular
and easy. Surprise, I.5SDl.6O; milling, 81. $50
iso: good TO choice feed, 81 3otSl-4o of grades,
LiaSl25; black, g. 2Ia(Gi. - per GENITAL.
oPTIoNs-
Cali board sales: Wheat-Buyer, December,
scl TONS $685.: seller, ls92, 100 tons, sl.3l7s
Barley--3oo tons, 9;l4e; seller, 1882, new 100
tons, Sssssc
FINANCIAL.
~
hihs-Bsnk, As71e. Siiver-Bars, S25.9S27sc.
Mexican doilars-67i4 (ei71sc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SlfERiFF7S SALEM THE
~ superior court ot the state OF Washington FIR
the county OF King. Reuben J Rogers, piantiY.
vs. samuel IL Brown. Mary Brown, NJ NJ Merrill
and William kaius. defendants. No. 1851.
Under ard by virtue Of an order OF sale and spec
isI execution issued out q the aoove-nanlst court
ia the above entitled action, and To me directed
and delivered, have Only levied upon and seized
In execution the following described real property
situated IN said King county Washington, to-wit:
The north half {..Asl OF los SIX 90 Ia block two
t9} In IL. L Nes,ers nrsf addition 20 the town OF
Kent I'm the county O. ktag, state oi " ash.ngton,
together with al ard singular the tensments her
eitfsments and srpurtenaaces thereanto belong
Ing or IN wise alperfsinn<.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on Er,dav.
the rs day Of september. 1892. at the hour Of o
o'clocz y m OF ssii day. st the front door % the
court house in the r.ty OF Seattle, ia said Ming
COUNTY Will SELL the above described property
Al puolsc auction &c The highest bidder for cash.
j III. wODLERY. sheriff.
Patel this the lTth day OF August. 1899
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Nxw YORK srocK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
INV YORK, Aug. 24-Au recent activity and
strength in railroads disappeared in the stock
market today, ana dealings again assumed
professional character. Lead, sugar ard distill-
ers were especially strong, a. we're indastrials.
The close Was attended by considerable anirna-
ZION and was steady to firm. Colorado Coal,
oregon Short line and, to q less extent, Union
Pacific aud Denver & Gulf were conspicuous for
gains.
Government honds-Duli and steady.
neutrality-suspicious.. S6i<.
FINANCIAL.
Nxv YORK, Aug. al Won Hoffman & Co,
hxve ordered 81. 0oo 100 of gold coin Tor shipment
70 Europe tomorrow by the steamship tuerst
Bismarck
Money on call-Easy: closed, offered at
rhine mercantile paper. 4Jers9 sterling ex-
sshsase-Q0iet and steady; $AsoAA for sixty day
eis &4>s Tor demand.
BONDS
=. Sc, reg ...... liSs III. \ IS. reg 100
= As, coupons. ll3i.iPacitic 6'a......-..'lo7
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RIO TALISrs-sEALED PROPOSALS
/ WIFI be received ny the undersigned until thu
hour of one cock -! thursday. septic u Der l.
1922 a. the olfil - q 1enne. Iegs & Williams.
rooms IL aud - Boston DlnCk. seattle, for ths
purchase OF the following described lands situate
in King couatV, " ashingtoB. to-N3f: southeast =
OF sec 4 Tp %. y u east, loo acres South y OF
SWs. sec I Tp e. n = east, ~ scrss South a Of
SEs Sec s. TT %. q east 30 AcreA Southwest
\ 81 sec 5. To rs X : essL 80 acres Tract No. I
OF William II lay er's Sno9usiiaie Prairie are
SW. Of Sec "a. TT -. a east. ia IS acres ~
the above property about 10 may Re
rated as nerch Ianls timber tracts and All OF the
balance. embracing soTethins over $50 acres, -
the 81 valley .RrGs- having raifrosA trans
narration ana ether Accessories which render it
psrttculariy va4uAh1e. some considerable portion
being now : "a state u CULTIVATION. with good
hu;filags fences. lawns very la-gs orchard. etc,
AL II the aforementioned lAnis ceioRk u the
estate Of jeremiah ". BoTsL deceased Of which
am Sole executor Irlst. hsylIlS fGg power nader
his ISSt VII aud testament ~ ssl the sd estate
ana execute good Ard safietsDt fe-sts IN sTefox
BIS vii e recelve f1r no smaller amount ct laad
Ihsn 40 acres ard upwards; raas Re msde 10
sum nis therefor TERMS Of safe spot cash pay
aals a. the BANKING house II ecker Horton & "a.
seattle Abstracts furnished ffee bro{.SGf down 20
CAY OF ssA The right - expressly reserved IA r.
s.es al clss WI. Ne at nom IL BOSTON
hsoSk aSssy sundays excepted hS SNesD tae hoErs
Of nooa ard SD y isUTa now unui September
J. AN vii bs pleased - Stve Any further lafoFsa.-
tsen Nhich intending bidders may desire ~ pak
X ANDREWS see executor. see ceyss>~ ard
scfe trustee under aAss ALL aad ssssSxUeai OF
JsFs u al ", Borss, deceased.
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CITY NOTICES


ORDINANCE NO. .2.3ll-AN ORDINANCE
" requiring the city clerk TO record all petitions
for street Improvements. which are IN be paid
for by special assessment and for which ordinances
Re It ordained by the city Of Seattle As follows:
SECTION l. Whenever the city council shall
pass An ordinance ordering the Improvement OF
any ami such improvement Is to De paid for
nv special assessment up the property benefited
the city clerk shall forthwith record in fun In
book kept for that purpose the petition presented
BY the property owners TO the board OF public
works and the city council together with all IN
dorsements and other entries contained thereon.
and the names in fnll OF all the petitioners; said
book shall be indorsa d Record of petitions for
street improvements" and shall be properly in
dexed 50 as TO indicate the pages on which the
petition for each street be found, and shall
main in the office OF the city clerk.
directed forthwith to procure a book for said par
nose and to record therein. in the manner hersin-
ments for which ordinances have been passed inee
the twenty first day Of March, 1892
sec 3. II any such petition for street improve
NEST lost, Gesl royed concealed m!slaid, CT for
any reason be not in the proper place in the city
clerks office the record OF such petition In the
hooS herein des XII ated, copy the eof certified
by the CITY clerk shall be received aud treated Tor
all purposes as Of equal force and effect as the
ORIGINAL petition.
be In force from and after its passage and approval
II approved by the mayor; otherwise IL shall take
effect at the time II shall become law under the
provisions Of the city charter
Passed by the beard OF aldermen the I'm day oil
August 1892 and signed by me in open session
In authorization OF Its passage his Ign day OF
August. 1892 j. sWEE2hh.
President BOARD Of Aldermen.
Passed by the house OF delegates the llth day Of
August 1892 and signed by me IA open session IN
Authorization Of It's passage this ga day 81 Al
gust, lss2 J. kLoEbEK.
President House of Delegates
Approved by me- this Esd day OF AugAst. 1891.
J. = KLoEBER. Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this asd day OF august. 1891
GEORGE SLOVENIAN, CITY Clerk
Published Augtist -. Isl
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The Northern Pacific railroad affords un.
eQualled advantages for quick, safe and COM
Portable journey to all points East. South and
Southeast Trains run through to Chicago
without change, and connect at St Paul and
Chicago with all the first-class lines for the
over that line. L A. Nadeau. general agent
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BAR sgLvER
NV YORK, Aug. Char silver. src
MERCHANDISE
hops-stesty aud euie. rae!Ecs. s.sssFS
Neasr-opt! ons closed frn llsst3 points Gn
ssies"ezs ir.roc bags. including: AuEust.fiSS5:
Np,snes.. slS6s:lS7o: October. siSSssiSsa
stos hio-Firmeg snd sctive; No :. laspc.
-sossf-Ssw, ern and quiet ks6Dsi, aru and
u seec demand
sopps--Dali Lake. siIsosali to
ieac-FIrrl Domestic. $40 GAIA
AG-Eas.er. Straits. so0Saes104a
CHICAGO soARD or TRADE
csIcAeo. Aug. ei-weeai-oGis. Opened
~ siSser, a. once weakened, declined slowly
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CERES. Cal. November II. 1891.

CERES, Cal, November II, 1891.
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been long time
since l addressed you; nevertheless I
have not been unmindful of the benefits
have received from your hands. l am
happy to say my eyes are well. The in
dammation has all left them and can see
to do my work and sew or read. l think
your medicines are wonderful and feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY F. HUDELSON.
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FOREIGN MARKET1.

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aug 2t-BaY silver, e25 dne 81
I,-ied; consols, gl<d: Bank Of England dis
count rate per cent, 2
BREADsTUTFA
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2i-Wheat-Holders ofYer
moderately; unchanged
Corn-Holdsrs offer moderately: spot, dull, q
H]d; August. dull. IS ND: September, duh,
- lp4d; OCTOBER, dull, is lid
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fokTLASD, Aug 2Ajspecial There were
no changes in the local wheat market today,
which continued to be depressed by foreign adj
vices. Quote nominally Walia WalIa, $Ll2l5;
Valley, 3l2o per GENITAL
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FArRHAvEs, Wash, March g.. 1892

FArRHAvEs, Wash, March 8. 1892
J. Eugene Jordan. NJ. D., Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir-I am very happy to write you
that U. P. and G. has accomplished in one
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
rapid cure has far exceeded my most san
guine expectations, and beg you will &C
cept my heartfelt thanks.
am very gratefully yours.
LILLIAN GRIFFITH.
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CEATrLE, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new. fast and connections steamer
CITY Of ABERDEEN,
Carrying passs gers and freight viii leave on the
following schedule. Daily, BxcEPT SUNDAYS for
Tacoma. McNeills Island sad Olympia. connecting
with boats 10 and from Shelton and ksnlilchie
leaves Hatheldz wharf seattle. at 100 = y.
Y. dock. Tacoma at 9 80 a IN. arriving ~ Olympia
Il 80 ?. Returning: VIII leave PefcivAis
dock, olympia. st 30 y. n. " T. dock, Tacoma
at 5 a. IN, arriving A. seattle a. p.
J. A. HsTstELD, Agt-, seattle. IHO-A X INV,
J e. pEgCIyxL Ag.. Olympia MaBazec
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DOgT ORCHARD

DoRT ORCHARD
Savy Yard Eante-Brernsr.on. sl1asy
AID Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot q WaSaingtoa street daily excsps
Friday, a. sIs q IN snd $3.50 .. The 9:i5
q m trip inclasie. head OF Port Orchard E1car-
aon Yaxtsss eaa % Accommodated ca frseayA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-25

I,oR PORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND
Il aod DunsenssA Commencing Tuesday.
August Q,
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Leaves Seattle daily, except Mon 2ay, n 8 m
Port Townsend 1850. Arrives g. Port a oGeies At
o. m flsturuiug. leaves Port Angeles ~ 2 30 D.
N ron Townsend. o. N Arrives a. seattle 81
1880 .. m IGndin<s: Ssaitie, Commercial
wharf; Port CosBsena, IiE4ie's wharf Port
Angels. Morse's zhArG. EAIlH AkNA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-25
UAsHoy ISLAND RoUTR
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Tacoma $50 Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS ter c.AlIs an way landings 20 seattle
Leaves Tacoma Tuesdays Thursdays and -Aiar.
DAYS fcr Busana pes Moinss ChagtAuguA FasAon
and -eas.la Returning. caves BAKER & Co.'S cock
every DAY but Suntay a. >. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-25

INVESTIGATE THE
HHtogenetic System
TREATME EN- I.

WoopslDs, Mont, June q. 1892
DR.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Si--Shall not need any more med
icine, as l am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out of my sys-
tenn at last Yours truly,
MRS. J. P. WOOD.