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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-11

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9totb. W1aria Barbara aus 9ellubpT.
G9aubaG1er, So baum 5atDb aug Sfret1.
@~dlrieIer, ataraaretba ans 8peii elbprf.
Gturs, &atberina aus Miefeltfels,
@tieSiheDer, Carl ggaft Otto aus Bergen a. Ut.
@butibt, 99ilbeIlR Carl 6rieori9 aus StplHentuettee.
@4rpeber, SSriebrtD aus W5eltrup.
Sbiel, &ari aus @tfurt.
9geiG qeb. GaftBer, f5eleitQs al5 &itppenbelnt.
Meber, 2tuna NtergaretDo aus gB9tDenoDrT
G.. Spbt pber perihBIIen Grtldrte
limb iolde @erIp4eu, Die BEL grbibaften betbellgt lab
sert3tti@ oufeefprbert finb, i1 aber IN 9e9epeper 3ett
Hidt semeISet baben.
@bpinpnstL sSobauu aus @pr5dp.
3~iuDermitb, 9tobert aus &runtntllnDe.
~9tattDias, SafGb Gus @0r6Ho.
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Eehtentber g.. 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-11
3 2 O n c e S

in ytptboft,Ranias, bette Gage. 2h, 4. 6 Mletlsn BON ben
tbum lit inter better 9ultur unb 5u ~nerfanfen 2anb.
Sefe, @ebdube nnb pfanSung. $4,000 @n5abhing.
9t6bere 9ta6rl6t Bel &nbreas Yeteriett, Sancaiter, Sans.
toD11, 26ip 923Det 6 20npo
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9erfftfRtE Wrhem.

Die GtnsieDung bon ttacbbenouuten NIB auberen ert
fdaItea, ioipie @Tbe6uaa bon @el6eru ans alen 9heile
guropaS plrb beiprgt Hnb bic Sn bielem Slpefe nbtbige
Dplllna9ten uub ellie eriprberlihen 9erl9tlt1en Sptu
nte1te auSgefertigt uab f~irblide Certificate beipr9t
GENE nebr ols ~5Ojabrigs 9raris tn @rbi6aftsan9elt
~geubelter un0 9ro5efieu ioate ale peraulafieu, melb
eiaes Snoerldiii9ea 3tatbgeberS %bebiirfeu, germ, Ofard
NORTH gu Static 3u 5ie6en. Die geriGtlideu Aufforbe
rlluget bon DernltBten @rbeH iinb Is Sabre BON germ
0tardtDortb 9eiannelt NIB iperOeu in5leHtlIb, lnie Die
ielbelt erlGeiner, III oieleln r1th alien beoeltenoeu SI1t
tern IN ben @eretul9ten Staotelt ber6ffeutlt1t. 3e ali
9sforherteu 9eripneu modem imb Direct at germ. Wtord
fpprth, 9fo. 224 & 226 8ineitr-, ginciunoti, .Dbie, peu
ben, pa 9ttfntaHo auBer ibn n1beren AnflblaB gebe1
faun,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13

CFNrRAliA, Jan. L. >ncciaI. chris
Ranke, engaged I'D tlc So.zcr valley in
clearing piece cf .anJ. met with a Sc
rious accident Yesterday from aftljine
tree by which his r.sat arm was broken
in two places and the ca.j 81: lis right leg
bruised. Il j. ou.y about q wear that he
met with AL accident from 4 similar cause,
when splinter seven inches long vas
driven almost through his neck. lie had
just got 20 work again ami Wa now ne
confined for severe. months. HIS family
: in destitute circumstances
Mayor kingsbDry. in "a message 10 the
new council, recommends tie purchase by
the citv of the wstsr wo-as and electric
icht plant. provided they can he bought
at their actUa. cash y3..e.
The rumors of the csr.v rcecmr.!1n Of
wa~k on the road frou. seattle - Portland
are causing a more hope;s. iee.iuc among
a.. classes. ana Il j. believed tnat the COM
IN spring viii witness . reaewa. O.. act.y-
.;y AL a,on, the line.
Rev. Nchi.lop. Of McMiunviue. Or. has
accepted cali from the En-. BAPTIST
church. al this city. and vii sao9t'y move
ae-e.
The new realinr-room. under the au-
SPICES of the ladies' OF the ". {. T. L., has
removed into eommodious quarters, where
there is every comfort and convenience Tor
guests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-THE genera! condi-
ton OF the vegetable market remains unchanged.
Early varieties came in light, and only twelve
boxes Of tomatoes arrived. Green peas move off
slowly ana so does rhubarb. Cucumbers were
weaker Potatoes were frmer than ever for ell
kinds except Peerless.
In the fruit market oranges continue to arrive
from all quarters and all other tropical fruits
are plentiful, owing TO recent arrivals. In
apples choice varieties sell well at good prices.
The poultry market is active and stocks clean
up well, with All easier tone in prices. Game is
plentiful and in excellent condition. One car
of Eastern poultry came in last night and an
other is due.
There is no change in the market for dairy
produce. Fancy grades of butter are firm, with
other grades weak. Choice ranch eggs are firm.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter SACKS, 1,i0o;
wheat, leo ceutals: harley, 1000 centals: oats.
5000 centals; beans, $50 sacks; potatoes. 1900
SACKS; onions. 1000 sacAs; bran, 1900 sacks.
FloUr-Net cash prices for family extras, sS9o
Gi00 per barrel; bakers extras, s390G4.0O per
BARREL superfne, 81 60(G3.l0.
Wheat-Moderate INQUIRY prevails for ship
ping purposes and all demands are promptly
met Prices are not strong, quotab.e at $l.271a
(GL2s44 per Genital for good to choice export
quality, though small sales OF something fancy
reported higher. Milling grades are IN
changed "a range OF 81 32l sol. 50 per Genital.
Barley-Qutet movement with values fairly
steady. Quote rs follows: Feed, z7l2c per CEN
ia for dark coast; S05oIl &c for good quality, and
S2l3fGs3i4c for choice; brewing, s71at9971ac per
GENITAL.
Oats-Are meeting with steady custom. with
quotations undisturbed; Quote as follows:
surprise. fi.45l9l.50: milling, slSSccl.40: fancy
feed, $40; good TO choice feed, sl3n2 (GL37} a;
Of grades. slo0G!.25 black. $l.05fGl.l0 Tor COM
mon: sl.i2l20tl.25 :or choice Tor seed; gray,
SL2S1l.30; red, SLl5tJl21 perennial.
CALL BOARD
Following ere the sales recorded at the
call board today: Wheat-Morning session, in
formal, May 800 tons, sl.$44: 100 tons at 81. 81 s.
300 'oas, sL3i; 1000 tons, 1854; go tons.
SL337s per GENITAL. REGULAR ses>lOa-May. 61J
tons. sl355 3 100 tons. 81 90. l,400 tons.sL33l
loo to-s: $l9%2s per Genital. Bar.ey-Aay. 800
tons, S57sc 100 tons, soc; 800 tons, S5l &C per
Genital.
Afternoon DISQUALIFICATION, 100 tons at
sL55i 2. 100 tons at sI.3$i.; leo tons at sL335s;
700 tons al sl33i 500 tons ct 81 S7 3; LOO tons
at sl.&}a4 per GENITAL. Bariey-May, 20 tons at
soc; 100 ions at Size per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-sight, New York. per 500, Zoe. ster-
ling bills-On London. 6lday, bank. S4S7. Sill
ver-Rars. per ounce, s%(9s3t4c. Mexican dol
lars, 6G(J66} &C.
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Prosperity OF the Sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1l.-At the annual
meeting of the American Sugar Refining
Company today a report was submitted
showing surplus for eleven months end.
ing November 80, of $i9S,537 This added
to last years surplus, makes So. 515, $50 sur
plus. and after subtracting dividends OF
81, $50, $50. OF the So, 100000 OF new stock
authorized last year, all but about 81, 500.
900 was issued to pay for new retineries.
The net earnings for the last fiscal year
were IS, 6l5, s37. After deducting dividends
on common stock and dividends paid Jan
uary 3. there is left surplus Of earnings
for the eleven months ended November
so, of 81, 49,, 151.
The Mollenhauer Sugar Refinery Com.
pany. capital 81, 00o 600, will begin to com
pete this week with the American Sugar
Refining Company. Its capacity will be
5000 barrels daily, which also means a
business of 5000 day.
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Cara Again on the Rio Grapde.

UvALDE, Tex, Jan. u.-Eess has
reached here that Catarina Garza, the
revolutionary agitator. has returned to
the Rio Grande frontier and is in person
organizing the bands that have been
springing up of late. He was seen at the
head of q large party in the western part
of ZavaIla county last Sunday, ard from
the direction taken by them 1t IS supposed
Garza's intention is to cross TO Ne sico ard
attack the little town of Preside Rio
Grande and. after sacking and Obtaining
ali the booty possible. beat hasty retreat
TO this side OF the river. The authorities
of both governments have been notified.
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box ian ordinary dry goods case will do
trough al the bottom. rs shown in cut, or
IN any similar way that ingenuity may
suggest. The box must be covered, set on
supports few inches from the ground
and securely fastened by stakes driven in
the ground.
This preparation is kept where the hogs
can get at II al will. and is one of the best
regulators OF digestion and promoters of
health and thrift that we have ever found.
In many years of extensive hog raising we
have never had case of hog cholera and
rarely ever any other disease, and that
fortunate result is, in our opinion, largely
Que to this condition powder" and the
means 1t affords the hogs for getting GER
tam mineral substances that in their wild
state they find in the earth and that are
essential to fheir health ana well-doing.
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richness of plumage and for market pur-

richness of plumage and for market pur-
poses. Their beautiful appearance when
dressed Will always draw attention. They
are not only harder and easier raised than
turkeys Of the common or mixed kinds, but
are more productive OF eggs. better stters
and seem TO understand taking care of and
protecting thar young better than the
common turkey.
The Mammoth Bronze are the original
descendants OF the wild native turkeys OF
our American forests, and resemble them
in shape, color and markings. For those
who raise turkeys for market or exhibit
ton purposes the pure bred Mammoth
Bronze would be far the most valuable
Kind 10 get. as nothing can equal them in
size and stately and handsome appear
auce.
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Stool ard Home lie says the scrapbox has
saved him many dollars. 1t contains old
nuts, bolts. washers. screws, clevises. clock
springs, keys rings. bits. pieces OF copper,
sjee, and brass sire. broken axes. nam
m"rs. chiscls. Tiles. g.micts IN fact nearly
eyerytEln,: made from metal.
Then there are pins Tor forks, shGvels,
hoes. rakr>. w-"nr.tss, pnchers etc, and
Il shelf and 4 toN for bottles containing
lnlmentS, ons. cond ton powders. etc.
TINS farmer ssvs. The great mistake
most farmers make wEen thev get a saving
streak ans att"mrt - establish q scrapbox
and sei"ci place - keep tHe small tools
$ that they pal tac nox lp one place. The
shove,s IN another. ami the hammer,
wrench. scre"tc..r. 's,.rha-s. etc. in an
other, instead # hanging them all to-
gcther."
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erings by shorts; declined 20 on renewed larg

erings by shorts: declined 70 on renewed large
offerings; advanced ssc; declined ssc, and
closed easy, &c lower than yesterday. Receipts
were 10000 bushels; shipments. loo bushels.
Wheat-Firm; cash, 75c: May. Sic.
Corn-Easier; cash, 4I7sc; May, TSstc
Osts-Easisf; cash, SQ5sc; May, S5c
Rye-5615c
Barley-aoc.
Fiax-sL5oi<
Timothy-sL 9EGL96
Nhiskv-sL35.
Pork-steady; cash, SIS 80: May, slse7ix
Lsrd-Steady; cash. 500: May, sl0.5a
shoulders-s9 6212Gg915.
Short clear-Si0 l5G10.25.
Short ribS-Firm; cash. 50 az; May, 1854.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. Il. - Cattle - Receipts, 1900:
best grades. steady 20 strong; comrHon, slow and
weak: good to choice steers, 81 50(sj.55; others,
S. 25(es44 40: stocxers 81 3015&e5: coss, s2G3.60.
Hogs-Rece pts. ~, 90: I0c higher: closed weak.
Rough and common, s7.3H5Iij; packing apd
mixed. sZ4Sg7.65: prime heavy aed butchers,
1861 90; sorted light, $1.iG(G760. other light
and pigs, Sc 25l17 40.
sheep-Receint.. $500: strong 10 Zoe higher.
Wethers, 81. 75(G55o: Westerns, $5s5a 10; Next
cans, 81 S5Ja 10; lambs, $4G6 20
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January !, 1898.
are s225,2- There were filed for record yester-
day 20 deeds, the considerations aggregating
1896. Following is the list as furnished by
Osborne, Tremper & Co, abstractufs OF titles,
lie Cherry street. between Front ana Second:
H. L. Yesler to F. E. Emery. lots IL and II,
block 3, s. B. Yeslers lst, $50
&. II. King TO l. Fussey, lots aud 3, block Lis,
Salmon Bay Park, $50.
D. Fraser to NJ 4. Fraser. wls ne o. 25, 5. s.
j F. Brewer to ". A. Gardner, lot y, block s,
and other, Walla walla, $500.
NJ. A. Gardner TO J. F. Brown, lots s, 9 and 10.
block 49, Waiia Walls, 81, SEQ
y. Dury to V. Holpush, lots 10 and l6. block Z.
s Densmore to F. H. Kilbourne, let Is, block
81. Denny & Hoyt's, 500.
". H. White to Warren Smith, pit lot s, block 80,
r Smyth TO \. E. Manuel. lots Is, II and 15
block g, Maryland Park, 5000.
Lester Turner to Frank Hanford, lots 5 and 6
and VIZ 8 and f. block -, MERGERS ID, SO.
II. b. Madison to Z. F. Sanborn, lot 3D. block
Is. lat add to Kent, $50
silas II. staIl to ". 5. Alexander, tract in sec
%. %. 8, S2,2J0.
B. II. Stun to Eliza A. stui, part block So.
Mayaard's. s..
Frank Hanford 70 l. Turner, lot 10. block q,
2. &. Dunn to I. :. Provan. Ma ne %, d. 6, 81
Frank Marshall to Gus Brown. interest in
mines. 500.
William Hoffstead to Annie Hoffs tead, lot .,
block IL, I'd add DesMoines, so.
6. J. Wood to L. S. Kibourne, lot /, block It,
Woods S. Shore div, Sl,410
E. c. Williams to b. r. Trash, lot S, block 2,
Market street add $500
H. P. Tut,le to A. J. Curry, Sc. NV ard lot 2, z,
20, Z, $1,000.
n. p X. r. Co. to E. n. Forbes, e1< go 81, 20, 7,
$3.50.
g. G. Dunn to 7. England, sw sw Is, 2,5, q.
c., 81.
&. B. Bagiey to ". J. wadIelgh, lotn II and IL,
block 2, Kobinsons, q. c., 81.
J. " Walingford to NJ Heeber, lots IL to 20
inc, block H. Wailiugf ord's div, $i.01o.
H. l. Yesier to Jacob Fur:h lots 1 and 9 block
Ia, 3 Il. Iesler's 1st. q. C., 81.
H. /. Yesles to jacob Furth, Ell sw ne 20, 25. 4,
O. c., $4,000.
J. d. Lowman to Jacob Furth, lots i, 2, 8, 4, S,
block =. Terrys 5th, q. c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13

EVERETT-SEATrLE- ROUTE
II The new fast and commodious steamer CITY
OF ABERDEEN. carrying passengers and freight
wi leave ON the following schedule, daily, except
sunday, commencing Friday. Nov. %, 1899: South
nound-Leave Everett, AS a. M; leave Muktlteo
$40 lv kdmonis, .. IN; arrive seattle TO- 10
r. M leave Seattle 1890 u. M: arrive Tacoma.
~ 80 D. IN. North bound-Leave tacoma, 1850 p.
m. arrive seattle, 80 p. m. leave Seattle. 4:30
Is 30 %. IN arrive Everett. S:46 p Sundays-
Leave Everett a Returning. leave Seattle
4:3J D. m Landings-Everett Merchants Iock:
Seattle, Baker & COS Dock: Tacoma, y. r. Dock.
Agents-Merchants Dock Co, Everett H. w.
Baker & Co, Seattle: telephone 2l&. j. +. Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone A6a T6Os. s. TEW,
Manager.
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woman's Board of Missions Meets,

BosroN, Jan. 1.-The twenty-;ifth an
nual meeting of the Woman's Board Of
Missions opened in the Park Street church
today. Delegates were present from New
England and the middle states and foreign
countries. The treasurer reported receipts
during the past year of sl53. 36l. OF which
S3i, 100 were from legacies. Then followed
a series of reports from foreign missions,
showing successful and encouraging prog
re-I each
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ion. The animal looks as if he might well
he descended. ~ he undoubted. V IS, from
the famous horses that figured III the
tournaments of the Middle Ages.
Strength of bone and endurance are char
acteristic OF the German coach horse Ger
many is taking great pains with the breed
ing oil these animals. The German coacher
wlii be amply exploited at the Columbian
+.r-
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Power OF Copsuis in Maritime Gases.

BosToN. Jan. 1.-An important decision
Of Judge Nelson in the United States dis
trio, court today passes upon the treaty
Of June, 1892, made between the United
States and Great Britain, and HOLLIS that
under the treaty consuls are not given
power 10 hear and finally determine differ
enccs between master OF vessel and
seaman.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA. Jan. I2-ispecial. There was very
little doing IN the grain market today. Farmers
are still holding on, but if present prices keep
up moro sales are predicted. Quotations: Club,
69I2c; blue stem, 72l&c.
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A Useful ArrnD-emen

A farmer who believes in the practical
benefits OF having place tor everything
and then keeping everything in Its place
has arranged 4 corner OF his barn Is shown
in the sketch here reproducsd from Earm
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Retail Furniture Dealers Organize.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE retail furniture
dealers of the country, who have been in
session here for the past three days, eff
iected national organization today with
John u. SmvEhe. OF this city. as PRESIDENT.
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WE viii Fay the above reward hs< say ess. Of
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Sick Headache Ind,-
ges.ien, ConstipAttan o. Costiveness we canuo.
cure with Wesl's Vegetable Live. Pills when ths
directions are strictly compiled wI.h Thew are
purely Vegetable and never fall 70 give sa:;sfas-
ticn- sugar Coated. Large boxes. Is cent. Ia
ware Of countsr.eits and limitations. The genuine
sold by LEIra1AD & CAwLEy. sos From. 81.
Seattle Wash
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GERMAN COACHER.
A Breed That WI. sc Represented at
the WORLDS Fair.

The illustration. reproduced from the
Breeders GG=ette, shows fine specimen of
family Of horses that promises to contest
with the hackney for general popularity.
The picture shows German coaching
stallion years old. These horses are OF
build TO fill the demand for the large inn
posing carriage horse that is now the FASH
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Jan. 12-,Special. Wheat - I'm
proved today and lirmer prices Valley. 81 1871
Walls Walla, lilo per GENITAL; receipts, 1884
centas.
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FOREIGN MARK ETS.
BREADSTCFFS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2-Wheat-Demand fair and
unchanged.
Corn-Demaud good. Spot. firm. d sd: Janu-
airy, Old, firm, is "a; January, ew, firm, As SD;
February new, firm, IS 81 81.
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MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEY.
magnificent Specimen Of the Real Ma
tionaI American Bird

The Bronze King" is what its proud
owner has nsmed the turkey cock in the
illustration. Here is the boss Christmas
turkey. This fine strutting fellow is
product Of Michigan. The owner writes
OF the Mammoth Bronze as follows in the
Poultry World:
None, We dare say, equals the pure bred
Mammoth Bronze turkeys in purity and
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'eN'y oo"ces ot copperas. dissolve il in
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= Poi sprinkle II over the whole mass.
-" fl'x sa@ thoroughly. Put the mix
We " 30 much OF II as you can, in .
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