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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
AMOR, July 6, '93.

AMIN, Culy y, SOs
EDITOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Your communication of July 1st
at hand and contents carefully con-
sidered. We will unite in pushing
the work of reform to the extent of
our ability both physically, mentally
and financially. At present my fin
ances are at a low ebb. l desire to
see the organ of the alliance -four
ish, because of it's power to do good
in every locality were it finds foot
hold. | intend to do what / can to
spread it's circulation to those now
thirsting for knowledge, and also
if permitted contribute few Of the
items that might be of interest COM
ing from this isolated and benighted
region. Fl. L. BURGESS.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
Secretary StrOmberg's Report.

FOREST LAKE, Mimi, July 10, '93.
Editor Representative:
Please find below list of payments
from local alliances since my last re-
port:
D. F/Day, Mora, alliance 1928. $6 90
HAYS Lauritsen, Tylor, alliance
10. s23.: .:............. $50
w. Beatty, Lake City, alliance
NNo: 1925: ....:...... 400
Charles Priem, Hokah, alliance
No. 1920. 1e5
D. F. Day, Bronson, alliance
No. 1923. $50
A. L. STROMBERG,
Sec'v.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

THE ALLIANCE MEETING PROPER
At night a meeting of the state
executive committee Of the farmers
alliance was held, for the transac-
tiOn of formal business.
Mr.. G. N. Perkins and Mr.. C. H.
johnson were appointed a committee
to examine the books and papers of A.
L. Stromberg, the secretary of the al
lance; they retired and made the ex-
animation, and subsequently report
ed that they found the accounts of
the secretary all correct. Their re-
port was accepted and adopted. A
resolution was adopted urging the
farmers to stand by the farmers ALI
ance; and suggesting that if the
agriculturists split up into too many
different organizations, they would
weaken themselves and lessen their
influence.
Mr.. G. III. johnson of PipestOne Co.,
explained his position. Mr.. Johnson
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
GOOD RESULTS.

Altogether the meeting was very
harmonious and enthusiastic one, and
will DO a good deal to unite all ele-
mehts OF the party and lead the way
to victory.
Let us ignore all disturbing ele-
ments and devote our time and
ability to the great task of fighting
the enemies of mankind.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

on account of the Overwhelming de-
defeat it sustained last fall and the
financial depression that has recent
~ fallen upon the country. More
over the democratic party Of the
state declares that if the coming
state convention endorses the policy
OF President Cleveland they will no
My correspondence is very extensive
and comes from every state of the
Union, and the testimony in regard
to the
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
WEAVER'S SPEECH.
General Weaver said:

OtHeIdI VedVtT SdIU.
Il do not wish to interfere at this
time with the work of the meeting,
but being called upon l avail myself
Of the opportunity of stating to you
that from actual observation in var
ious parts of the country l can testi-
fy that there is a tremendous revO-
luton in public sentiment going on.
/ am just from Kansas, and although
our meeting were held right in the
working season the people turned
out en- maSSe and the excitement
was good deal more intense than
during the last presidential cam
paign. The people are coming into
our ranks in large numbers. In my
own state, Iowa, the epublican par
ty is almost without organization
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
Nuslano.

= Mm "a. Stunt 5. S. bolen6et @roBz
bersog Garl N~leranber bon Sa6ienzgSeiz
mar ietn IS. 2ebenstabr, tpGbreno er 5ipet
Wocben ipdter g. SulD Die Seter oes bier
sigjG6rigen 9tegterungs> Sllbtldum9 begeht.
@S ioQ an beiben Sagen BON gr0Beren u1b
g%erGuibpollen SeitLicbfeiten Qlbitan0 ge@
nomn1en tper6en, uno 5tpar auf Wun1b
oeS @roB6er3o9s ielbit, Der in ben groBar>
tigen 6ul6t9ungen bel @ele9e1beit Der pDr
6 Monaten %be9angenen 9DIoenen 6odb3ett
%oteientgen fir Die beDDr lteDenoen 6eittage
ais int 8orauS betpieien betrdbten mill.
Sroboem iptr0 man eS fib in Den peri6ie>
beniten &reilen ser 8ep0lferIng nicbt neb>
nten laiien, in geei9neter 9Setie Den @efitbz
len Oes 0anfes unb BEN 8iiniben fir Sic
3ufunft 9lusbruG GIT geben. 9as peiz
marti6e 9dnb tpeiB, tpelbelt reicben Segen
ibm Die &~c9ierungs5eit bes groBber5ogli3en
Yaares gebra6t bat.
- Sic observation-disclosures ser preuBtz
l3en Gegterang nit Dem 6er3og bon Gum
berlano b~crlGuft in elmer fir Sic Yropin3,
~beiOnOers fir bic Staot 6annoper erfreuz
lidben gSetie. Die 8tbliotbef, bic &unft@
ia%mmlun9, bic biitortiden Sammllnsen,
pie bas Welfen@Wtuleu1l1 altcb ods Miin5>
cabinet bletben in 6annober un6 mer6en
ben BroDinSial1S amml1ngen 70 einberz
letbt, baB iie ~beionbere N6tbeilltngen bilben.
Die Ser6an6lungen bieritber perliefen 1ebr
einfacb, ba Der 6er3o9 Sic gr6Bte '8ereitz
ipiQt9teit 3eigte, bieie Sammll1ngen in
6annoper SIT belaiien. 9agegen lit nod
penig QluSit3t porbanben, Bic in @ien un0
an6erpdrts in 8eripabrung gege6enen
S6dbe, ipie 3. 8. cine tpertbpoQe Miinsz
iammIun9, nac5 6annooer suriid3uerbalz
erDalten, obgleicb bieie porsugsipeiie fiir
6annooer @ertD baber. Stir BEN ieqlteit=
rirten @runbbeitb in 6erren6auIen tuir6
Die Gertpaltung wabrl9etnlicb nocb meiterz
beiteben, ba bic NuSbdnbtgung beiielben an
Die 8%ebingung 9efniipft iein iou, baB oer
6erSog allen ieinen 9lnipriiben entiagt unb
Die @inDerleibun9 6aftnoperS in BEN preuz
Biicben Staat ais gu &ecbt beite6enb amer
fennt.
- 9urcb Sen 8au 6es gtor6ofieefanals
Dtrb 9euti6lanb UNI Elm 8aupert beret=
ebert, bas auf Der ga1t3en 8elt nur tpent9e
ietnes gteicben bat. Die 8pgcn6riide iiber
ben &anol BEL @riinentbal fommt nGn1lih
tbrer Spanntpeite tacb (508 SUB inter ben
8Dgen6riiGen @uropa's an oterter Steue
unb inter BEN 8ogenbriiden Ser oonaen
@elt in finfter &cibe. sic miro nur
Onrc3 Die 8o9enbrlde 2ut3 I. iber ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15

r. 6,68 M%iIionet) eingefiibrt ur6 3d.
Miaionen & 1852 Wiaionen) ausgefitbi
= @roBe Observation-Disclosures babe
ii6 in Der @egenb bon Gamargue .(6ran
reicb) nie6ergelaiien un0 rtc6ten Oerartis
8ertpii itungen an, 0aB mebrere 9tegiment{
Splbaten 51r 8ernt6ttn9 bes llnge3ietet
aufgeboten perOen mltBten.
= 9as &aItno1 G6eater in Srebertf{
bapn in Sitlan6 lit am Is. 9lpriL na1 81
enbeter 8orftellH1g D%puftGn6tg a6gebranr
Die S9aa1pieLer muBten bdlb angeflet0
fli6ten, neil baS Selter nit GROCER Sdne
ltgfett urn itcb grtff.
Ser 6an6eL Sapans tpd6ren6 beS lee
ten Sa6reS itbertraf ben 6eS 8Orjabres III
10000, 600 Dollars. 6auptid6Li6 er66E
baben iib Bic Soften: SetOe u1D S9e
Sn ben lebten 10 Sa6ren bat ft3 Der 6al
Def 6eS 2anOes um 10 Bro3e11t bernteDt
Die Sei6enpreiie in Sapan baben etl
frii6ere nod ntbt erlan9te 606e errei6t.
= ueber Bic iingfte @6riftenperfol9ur
int China idrcibt Or. Jteplol5: 20!
iit19iten 8erfolgungen Der @etBen, Die 81
m%orbungen ber Mtiitonare unb Die Gel
it0rung 6rtitlt6er &apeuen nnb &tr6d
in G6ina mar 1lamentIicb auf Die Nntrtes
eines bo6en cbineiii9en 8eamten, Si6q
San, suriif3ufibren, ipel6er inSi6augidb,
bet 6auptitabt 6unnanS, reitotrte. Nf
Sic STORYTELLING Ser europGti6en @eiarbta
in 8eflng BIN mur6e cine l1nteriucbu1g
9egen Si6ou San er0ffnet, Bic aber \
out Die e~rge6niBIos b~erlaufen lit. QuI
Der anttliben Yeftnger 3eitung, tpelH
tebt Dte in Dieier Sabe unternommenet
Sbritte actenmGBig DerOfentlibt, GET
berDor: Si9ou San lit Derrit6t getporoel
unb nt6t auf3uftn6en. @S erDelt obe'
aus ienen NctenititGen, baB Wdutonet
BON Slug6ldttern, Bamp6Ieten, glotater,
SpottlieDern inter Der a~berglGubtlbett
Wenge perbreitet tpurben unb t6re Nirftng
er3ielten. 8eionberS nltrDen in gerabe5u
ltnflGtbiger Sprac6e bic Wfiiiionare be-
i1utbigt, y6aB tie Sic Srauen be6erten, inz
benz 1ie ibrert ge6etmre Mittel eingGben,
oann ite an perborgene Bldbe lDGten unb
1te 6aiel6it t06teten, nm tbnen Die 6er5en
ltn0 Nugen auS3ureiBen." 9r. 9tepiolo
bielen 3betl ieiner Sc6iloerung nit
ben @orten: rWtit ~geringen N~cnberangen
lit 6aS alio Die nGmlicbe bl66itnnt9e See
Ic6ul6igung, bic man in europa Sen Su6en
besiiglib beS CUR 0aiiafeier n0tbigen
.%brtitenbGute5 felt Sabrbun6erten porz
= Sapaniicben 81dttern sufolge 1T Ser
0ifton3reiter Wtaior 6ufui6ima bonn iapaz
&rtegsmintiterium IN Softo telez
Jropbiicb al19etpieien mor0en, ietnen Shit
in @~labitpoitOf gum Nbi9luB 5u brtllgen
1nb bon bort aus Direct per Oanpfer 6etrnz
8efanntlicb bea6itchtigte Ser ioz
Major bon 8labilpoftot aus na9
unb Gtentitn gu reiten, I'm iib an
Bor6 zines Sbiffes iiber Sban9bat na3
Sapan 5uritG8ubege6en. Der NtaiOr, tpelz
fer am 10. WtGr5 IN 0la6iDoitof anlangte,
it gum Sberit=2 lieutenant bef0rbert wDroen.
8egen 1000 Dollar itnb in Sapan inter
mor6en, um Dem uneri6rOGenet
better einen ge5iemenben Gmpfan8 in
Gotio gu bereiten. !3u 6ieier Summe bat
Der &aiier BON Sapan 1000 9oa. beige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
ST. &aOwAO'S
Negnlir=YtQem,
po0fomunemes 9a6ft0r=> 4niISeS
SeTma&m9s nttttet, berettc1t fettte
G@mer5eat, ittnter satner=
I6ffi9 1tttS natiirItG1

I6ffi9 attO natiirIiG1
tptrfenS+
goaftdttDig eeI6madlps, Elegant NIT fitBem @untrtf
ibersufert, %pursiren, re9ultrel1, r~eint9eu unb ~fraftieeu.
RnnnrnM'H atue9
beiIen ane unregelmdBi9teiten bes 4taacms, scr
4eber, Scr sing ctOe, eer gsieren, ser 8IaIeJ
aterp6ie SsranfDeiten, @8ppctttGoT9feit, SRopfs
1dmer5em, Werfnpfnitg, @artIeibf9fcit, gSerz
t1nterIeibSct ia1tSRa9, &s1tnpfrbCtSc en- limb ole
tieferen gornttrantbeiten Retn beoetobiliih. fem S,teefs
fiber lnineralt'6e, nod ioniti9e id&oLt@e 9rogmea
eut91Iten0.
Vrets 25 GentS Die GG)aGbtel.
St aaea 9tpptbefem s& babeu.
9aS SroBe Sebermtittet.
GolfontWeue @erSeuang miro burCb @ebroutn
bon &aOpa0's Biaen er5ielt. W3ittelit iRrer nmfiz
bili19ett @i9eni9aItet regen tie Die &e6er bel MbInn6es
runQ Der 6alle uno 6eren M6leitun0 Durdb bic @aleu=
QGnge an. Sci alien sSGnen BON Wtiordite. SeIbiud6t.
Qaltgen NnfGlleu, unDplltpmntener 8erbQ1trno Iher
s5Dlge BON 9u1euerguB ms 8lut reqeln bieie 4illeu
III 9olen Don Drei bis finf Stiid raid Die Spberthdtios
felt un0 befretet ben Yatienten bpn Die1en StDrnnoen.
Sine. poer 5pet &abluapi1e 8t1en, BON NIT biiiBieu
Sdmer5en unb Starrbeit bet Sober @enlaoteu tGolih
ge1tor1ner, erbalten bs SDitem ~re9elm6sio unb ii4er1
geluuoe 8eroaulng.
Man 9ebe fiber uno febe III, oas man
uRaowaY's" erhdlt!
Mon 1dide cine. 8riefmorfe on Or. .RnStnoh &
Comp, 9tD. 80 Q8arrer=Street. Stem Norf' nm HE
SGrift False and True. tpelde t~perthnpue M1tsfunff
aibt, auQeinidt aa %betout1nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15

= Sbon felt geraltmer 3ett bd6er ii6
Die fran3Dliicben Sn9ente1re NIT benz @e7
0anfen bei6Gfttgt, Oet Qtlanttl6en Ocean
unb bas Mittelmeeer 6urcb eiten outer burb
St6franfretcb loufenben Canal III ultmtt7
telbare fiir Sic Seei6iffabrt nubbare8 err
b%tnoung SIT brtngen. 9a Der Nustltbrultg
eineS S6tfffabrtscanalS fir Bic 20OWtetlen
lange StreGe 3ntlc6en ben 6Gfe1t bon 8or>
beaur un6 Narbonne, bte bte Nnfan9S@
ln0 Gn6punfte beS Canals btl0el1 1outen,
ie6o9 erbebLi9e te1nii6e unb %ftnan5teue
S6Dtertgfeiten entgegeniteber1, 10 bat man
Die 9lngele9enDett faQen laien. geuerot1t9S
glaubt man nun, Oteie 8erbtr1oung, tpelde
11tbt MIR fitr Srautretcb, i%onoern aueb tur
BEN 9eiamluten 6anbelSz un0 S3tffsner@
febr BON gr0Btem 8ertbe uno tDetttrager>
bet 8ebeutung iein tpiroe, mtttel1t elmer
S6tHset1enba6n 3tpilcben ben e%rtpGbnten
6%afenplGben %ermOgltcben 81 fonnen. US
bat itb IN 8or6eaur etnc @e1eu1batt 9e>
bilbet, Die BEN BON Dem frd15Oii6en Sn9e1
nteur 9utbeil enttporfenen 8Ian elmer Derz
ortigen @iienbabn IN Nusfii6run9 brtn8en
mill. Wtan gla16t, Ste 9lnlage in ettpd
Iteben eSSabren fertigitelen un0 oem Verfebr
int Sabre 1900 ii6ergeben 5u f0nnen. Die
Soften Ser @r6auung ser 8abn bat 0uz
tbeiI auf $50 03tlionen SrancS berecb1et.
Ser &o6ertrag lit auf runb 230 WftQtonen
SrancS angenpmmen.
: Sn SrGan6 1T sic 3a5G Ser Srrfinnis
gen IN Sen Sa6ren 1881 bon 18,411
bis auf 21,118 getpabien. 9aS trtidbe
Observation-Disclosures WttbaeL 9aDitt idgt,
baran lei bic Union nit England lcbulo.
Inter Some &ule bitrfte itcb Oas Glbern.
Die vBau. WtaQ Ga8ette" meint 0%a9egeny
baB Sic 3a6G 6er Srritnnigen IN SrlaltO
nit benz 8abien ser 9lgttatton t1r 9ollIe
9tule 5unebme.
= Die borldufige 3uiammenitelln9 Der
banbelSitattitiic6e1t @rgebnilie oes Sa9res
1892 ergiebt fit Bic S6mei5 cine @infnbr
bon 87O,57 Wttuionen, ODER 61,82 Wttuto7
mem t%peniger ais 1891 unb ette NusfuDr
bon 657 ,65 Miuionen ober 1922 Ntilltortert
ipeniger. 9aneben purben gertiln5te @bel@
metaue i'm 8etrage bon 1918 Wftltoten
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
f:xGLisH GRAIN MARKEr.
Dssls Recorded in the AuAises's O0es
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real sssss. transactions from January I. 1874
are N,oos0l There vess died Tor record yestes-
dsy is dssis, the considerations asxrsgatine
ss9.al- fosowins 10 ths list - fufuishsd b.
o~sorns. TiSmpsf 4 Co. abatsoc:oss OF Utica
us Cherry street. between Front and second:
W. j. Thtmpson TO Jesse N. Allen. ~ sec =.
D. r. Decay 10 George Kinnsas. ioss 70 IL
block u. Nofta seattle. eio.ooo.
l. ~ Dana ~ &. T. Rsmsbssg. lot Q. block 10.
Dsaay & H:yt's add. 81
CT Rsr;sbers to Wiliism Wliss. lot Q. block
10. benny &:Hoyt,s add. s0
y T. fhotn TO y. A. lvssscn. tract In &c n. q.
STA
Mary 4 R,ucs to John ". HUI. lot 5 and part
10; d, b.acs -, Yesler' . isf. G.6en
J. ". Hut so p. H. Holisnosck. lot : block Z.
walia wails s4d. tl,so
{. c Nichs,i. TO y P.xsss,. lots . and 10. block
.. Motor line add, $50.
J. x Kdnsstan 70 4 n. Rec. lots In Nay
nards isks'w ashingscn add. ~ n
William ltirner 10 john Sronse es al, lots IL
and u block lsa Salmon Bay Fark. $50
+ - Dawes - J. r Crop. blocks IL. Is. ~
AMI "a, we.st shore add. ti.ooa
T + SosS am "a Cecilia clyde. lots In r. d r.
& railssy stif. Ao0
L. Il. >ie-{s 80 Malcolm smith 81 Al. lot u.
block = RaN View adj Ia West seattle. tao
4. 4 fhsmpsnn to James Dow man, fos ).
e.ecs 4 keystone add IN Kirkland. u
J. w Metssisea TO Lire Holden. lot Il. block
IS. Hsrfisots Heights add. elsa
A. \. lsusas so J. H. Casss. los :. block 81. yea
lx. - .Epz O. s9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

tALiKii a. June Another Of the
old wooisn warships now occupying =
berth in ''toi,en row At the Mare island
navy ysrds has been detached. the COM
mandsnt ssy!ng received os'ieis. no'stica-
ton that t:ae Omaha has been transferred
from the i;avy to the treasury department.
lns,ructic-as were received direct that the
rofs1rnsndsnt turn the Omaha over 10 the
representatives Of the marine hosrita
service ana render suca assistance as may
I've necessary for be- safe reinova! from
Mare .slasd ~ Anses island. near san
Francisco! where she WILL sc utilized ss q
quarantine ship, The iro4nois, which
wss noo.si alongside the Omaha FOR =
long time, MAS recently brought TO tie
Sound and IL nos doing duty in .Ae quar-
nr.tne s~ry,re at Fort Townsend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

In the publication yesterday of Ezra
AeeSer's notice TO hop growers. announc-
ing public test Of the English sprave-
against The Puyallup machine. the date
~as gwen a. July IL. when i, should have
read June IL. The trial OF wha, NJ
Neese- chooses TO call John nuil vs.
Yankee ingenuity" viii take place torno.-
row afternoon .: l o'clock At PGyalluu.
In speaking OF the trial yesterday Eiwars:
lie Nav, OF ". II. & IL lie May. hop
factors. Of London. England. nov in Sc
attic. said.
Iwea}. mkc ycu 20 ssy thai 10 uss Nj Nsexer
in the ar.. instance Who said tie Payalla? Fla
esiaes wers sae sess man asaetgrsd. rot excx ps-
lag Ire Eaxslsa. ana I srarae..asesy cAslsen sss,
hiaa to prove IL From the nesaes published ::
veal. seem saas asd challenged Mr. Nesser a
ras s-xs trssance. ! sAs1la Re very gl.A IL yea
will correct snss ana say that woasd like al Ia
.s-rsses. "a cop growing 90 b pressas hsrarse :.
,Aes~ 10 aaysA.ns 70 learn | world Ike &c aavs
them learn IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
new work STOCK EXCHANGE.


New YonK. a4ns 1.-THE week opened with
comparative agies market ct the ssock ex.
change The seeIs begsn their raid ~ soon a.
the prompiness with which the ssocxs yielded
caused mary sfz.xll traders who bought on tho
eiosing days q. last wcsk - sell out There was
little In the waY of news To efsee, speculation
adversely. IL ate afternoon dealings . stesdisr
feeEing prevailed, The market closed auis, and
tSicFsniy ftsm-
t,evernnens Sssads~weaker
Petroleum ssgisetsd, July. &c bid.
FINANCIAL
Money on ssif - firm. a&s. closed offered. 3
Per cent Fria4@ meresntiie paper. e3s pAr cent
Mttsts oa& }er sixty-as bills. and 81 sss, d
AstA. .af demand.
NV YoRK. lens ia~-Hss silver. sss.c. Mex
iean dollars. Ca.
NEW YoaK. f4As u ~Clostng.
e u tres, ITO a. 5. - teanpon, III
u. \ - ifeki ~ sfsctse - ..4...... TO-
eAiI soAsa
hcasJ today.
mhes;-Nerasas informal sc,sioa: pscern.
err 80 toos g. sss; loo tons. 81 Sis.. :. ~ faus
ssssss 20 iotia; ..if@ yer sFsiat seller. f~e.
ss. 10 ,oss. 4 ~. iso soas. " 49,. loe tors.
"a. 50 ,osse. az gsr ceHssA Regular
sessaea. psepf,s Gsi-iss, ions. 81 ss,.. lao tona.
TIA. 30 tors. {, -. 40 tors. tlss'. seller.
ssaA new-ssn toas. AIS: 10 snas, sL2iFs per
sxhtzt
ksf.sy Reslslss ssssiaa. nscemhes-ioo .sss.
f.es so ;oas. 81 leo fers, sis.e; ~ sofs. Slsse
ss..sr. i>s'i, 'se~ ~ tea.. >ssse per esassa
sssfntaan ,ssS cav aexi. befcmhxr-@0
aaas. sl.lSss. ~. t.as. 81 81 = per cesstsl
Barley ltecssst 5ecf--ifo sa.4s. ais.es ID toas
Ases aa9 teas AZ. leo tssns. sis.es sa sons.
ne. se,er. pas. nsw-sS, tons, sss.e: loo
ssss. ~ Ycr e<agAl
FfSaSctkL
ississ -sia sesl. New fe.k. rsr tfaa. SC. eses.
saG sisss~oa ifaaaa. - day bank. CAS-.
sfIvsE
Ssses-Asr. rsf ounce. sSs 49,. Mexican
sagsEs, e.sA. .ss6e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
San FRANCISCO AAakErs.
~ sF.rE 90 raAnx


sAs ssA>rl>'s }ane L. Regular exchange
y Nsw Vera 80 sa44 AZ discount q cents
V sss tazrt tf5s rsorasaE
sessa SeFSsss-l - markets were steady ana
- aaas saosisfsss sesSe "a xil lessirg gsnsa
pfeN2see s@sfssss were sei saralsr. with
.ass 81 ssSFt NSe-F.ss arc pSs4l!gi. Dali
.Ssasees are s@t. ana casaas aoser
$50 80 Ssztt tao4ss Faasa esss are ARIA.
reagsfs tsrtas
-. ses eeSs 80 Flour. quarter SACKS. i..~s;
a<s~G. 2.t-s sheas eenssl. a. ar ws.n.
-. to-, ezfs-ss. e*rssass, : 81. sata esatals
80. 49,. sssala sss':s .@iA corr ssess -ss. eeaas
- ssss@s pets, saeks : - oataas, saexs,
~ nsxs. szcks q
eas-. Ne gas Nss east frees ios family
4 80 ~ saset = per barre sxkesYs sxvas
sst2s ssss7&as g. ~4S2 -
esAs~~ Eefe 4 2Ss trade sza.rA On which
= sAs sesaA. ssssses and sssa~s.x ss,ss.s 70 !. All
49,. o2es&si-eas al csss.a: eense-s wsEs ssss
ssA sas PAS sAsai II sscal sssesen q nsse
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orYxrs., Jnne iS-ispeeiai.l p. G.
peckeesei, has lied with sae eommis-
missioner # public lands notice Of his in
.sn.,oa 20 sxeavaie the following water.
wavs a. q; costa. 81 Johns river. at oiyna-
p.a. Bearerlsy bay, Elk river, South bay
and ocesf avsnas-
/, - understood thai no move toward
oreansains the capitol cosnissioa ~ill he
made anti the return Of state Auditor
Gr.mss frpm the East. which VAL es IN
about week.
state Superintendent Of instruction
Bean has: jus; received from the state
printer n: school law. which he viii I'm,
msa.a,sly distribute. TIE volume coa-
iains xll the schccs laws 10 date, the crin-
SONS OF .a:s attorney general and saperin.
srnient oE instruction On the school lay.
and bians. forms fos the use Of school on
GERS.
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evsr 81 - pr tssnsAi foe stasdaeA vhent e.
shsre ase lev Eeslsrs. II aay, VITO are 1iopsnod 8
reAisss - suehs = lerrG oD0e 1oa1ee1 au1eo
a. NJ b1s reyi,<S no densaA- Hilt1nR pseopao
ere hsad .: n. 81 AZ pr esnfal
naYisy-Bus$asss waa siz&gisA shio u0gniA9
With vsioes cay We 9uoss. Feo1, 431NKaU
per esrssl fessgocd Quality. ana &c sos eSo6GS.
bsswsnx. sls4:-ss psr esafAl
Oass-Ths R-segss = n tna1Nhgont aoa Or.
ises ~ ltbssss. has sOcesvsd No eonoenl ee1ea.
"a. use Ess: ssoa . esoses. 1aa 3:
common % tsIs. q isDl zs: gsey, N0,SI =:
bsaek. 0H0SD pr eonsal.
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DoRT oACHARo
Navy Yssa Route bssmsYsaA. ot1n0
a11 GaAf.essSck
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
erEANvH BrCKEYK

Hsauslt sad ssfarassseA s~av~s Nsrehases asek
Tns&say gAHrss3As aBt sAtartas ~ . "a az
Easxssss. ssss sasnkEs. HaEsxss. reASeeA- izi-
vase Esas Alta Hasdss~ast. IEsSa Gtzy aEsl sasAs-
rssxssAse yezasx. nrrssinx - lHt0n Isis ~ y ~
Leaves & asa Cisy = Hl " eare1SAJ. tft0Ay
ed eua5Ay. asrsvtko - ssAste . -
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y3RRI0N MARKETS.


LONDON, JSue l2-Consols. - 1-l6d. Bullion
rate On baiaheoo paid into the Bank OF England,
IIOs,0C0. Baak Of England discount rats, per
cent
SILVER
Bar silver OBS ans. ssssd.
f.SGLisH GRAix MARKEr
LONDON. Jt,ne l2-Ths Marx Lave E1psess:
The market: Tor homegrown wheat was dull
Foreign deci;nsd 81 on week which. since .0c0
quarters afsi,n sale ~ various ports. proves ID
urmness. deypise the rise Of ID per ounce IN ths
price OF silver aud the sudden and large incfeese
In sh.pnenis OF wheat from India wheat ahip-
msnts irony Russia have been heavy, but the
continent hyught - per cent. OF the amounts
shipped I,kly 10 expected to require 100000
QuartsrA
LivRRroos. June Northumberland poor
aud uachanSed.
Corn--Firt,: spos demand fair: futures mod.
crate: Juiy., ~ Ta1: August. - Sd.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY


Drs. Merrill s. Merrill.
The most widely and favorah,y known specialists
the Pacific Coast The doctors regular grad
yates from the Un'vorsisy OF the City OF New ofk
and cf Long sand osege Hospital Brooklyn.
New 7 ork, aud their long experience. re mark aele
cure Of Chronic diseases entitie these emipens
physcians 70 the full confidence q the a6iltsd
everywhere
No matter what youT complaint, ccnsulf thsoo
auscesaful specialists. Who able to effect
In many that have been pronounced no relssa
They treat &C SCIENTIFICALLY and sUC.
C9xsFuLLY. cure QUICKLY and FER.
AAN8NTLY PRIVATE BLOOD An u skIN
pIaEAsE>, NERVOUS DEBILirY AND Sax.
UAL DISORDERS, PILES. HIsTULA AND
REc1AL CLCEks. SYPHILIS 0ONORRH0A,
0LEET. spsrmstosrhoDA> seminal weakness Io60
Manhood. Night Emisssons DecAyed Faculties.
kseumasism. NeurAigA. CAiorfh, Bronchlsta
AsshmA Tumors. Erur:.ous. sal; Rheun ana
0TRICTCRES radically and safely cured without
iced
Al deformnies ana imped;msn;s to marriage
CkRTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for shs
swful effects OF early vice and the numerous svtlD
thai follow la its trAsa-
Long eI pefience. with unparalleled sueceaA =
The best evidences Of Q doctors aktt
Du0EA0ES Or !. u TN Also receive specAao
oatenIion- Consult persc3a.sy the OLDEST An1
0oDs EXPERIENCED sPBClALlsTo -
- CoaDA az write. sending stamp Consuloa0oD
- anA coaddootia1 fremont 0look, o1I
Osooo o1Boo4 0ooSalo.
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WHATCON ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF sEATrYR~

tcioss connection with n. r. train nom Portland
md San Francisco
steamers 'Stsy II Kingssoa" And city o. Seat
tie make close connections NJ the Tacoma wharf
with trains 10 and from Portland aad With the
kaef and West boz ad overland sranA