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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
SOLDIERS SHOOTING.
The Cavalrymen Still Do Better Than
the Fort Soldiers.

CHICAGO. Sept 22-Farrier Jacob Hoff-
man. Troop E, Third Cavalry, is now in
the lead in the target shoot at Fort Sheri-
dan. He finished the long distance firing
to-day with an aggregate score of 321.
Private Harper Hazleton, Troop B. Third
Cavalry, finished a close second, making
an aggregate score of 800 for the two days.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
RE-ENFoRcEmENTs LANDED.
Japan Strengthens Her Force in the
Capital of Korea

Capital of Korea.
LONDON Sept. pa dispatch to the
Times from Chemulpo, dated September
l6, says twelve Japanese transports con-
voyed by a feet of warships arrived,
bringing re-enforcements Of 1000 soldiers
and 5000 coolies, with 1000 pack.Lorses.
several pontoon bridges and batteries of
mountain guns. The re-enforcements were
hurried forward TO Seoul. the capi al of
Korea. where. it is SAID, an attack by the
Chinese is expected
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
FIGHTS FOR JAPAN.

The King of Korea Is Sending Troops
TO the Front.
YOKOHAMA. Sept 6.-Trustworthy news
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

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Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Dferoe= uno maoenoieb.

Ser 22iaDrige GonD Desmond bracb am
Qlbenb be5 BabltageS, Ben 6. Nopember,
in ben Stau bes GrpreBfu6rmanns SameS
Burns, 50 0obcQ Str, eiu, unb icb(eppte
ipGbrenb Burns in eineut %benacbbarten
Saloon ben republitaniid6en @a6liieg
%feterte, bciien Rfer6 unO Wageu btnauS.
Oils SimmQ Gags ooralf ieinen 8flic6ten
ais @rpreBfubrmann no6geben moute,
fan6 ct ben Stau Ieer. @r benacbrtdtigte
Die BoliSei unb bic golisiitelt Ofoboif unb
WtaDr Dur0en nit Der N~ufiucbung Ocs Sc
iponne3 un6 0iebeS betraut. Sic fanDen
ba8 @eiubte in etnem Stale an 6arriion
Str. nabe 0a[iteb. Desmond murbe berz
baftet ltnb bon &idter G6erbarbt bis gum
IA. 5. Mt. ultter $500 8iir9lcbaft geIteut.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
rMonbotbeiperbern, "

BEN io8enannten vManbotbeperbern, "
elmer etgenen &dte9orte BON S9mtnblern,
aus, pel1e in BEN 3eitungen ~anfiln0tger
laiIcn, baB eit in Nmertfa reicb 9etporbe@
r1cr Guropder letn gan3es 9roBes 8erm0gen
1etnen in europa tpoDnenoen MnDertpanb>
ten tel tamentarti1 binterlaiien babe, nnb
iueLcbe ii6 ben LeBteren ais 8ermittler BEL
ben mannigfa6en S6rtttelf, bic CUR 8e>
hebung oer @rbl0aft 81 unternebnten 1eten,
anbieten, natirli9 9e9en 3abGung g%epiiier
v&oitenpori6ilie", I'M Del6e ALIEN eS
bielen freunbliden 8ermittlern gu tbun
1T. Sin6 fe etnmal int 8eitbc 6ieier
GOftenporibiiie, 10 b0ren bic Grbl9aftSz
luitt3cn ntcbts n1ebr bon i6nen. SIS Dtr6
besbalb Dor bteien vWtanbatbetperbern"
nahOriidli9It getporut.
= SIM Grttten6en> @ount1 in &entufO
9ebt Der &icbter Qpn6 unabIdilie Qe9en Die
@oo6es9 fibz 9tduberbanbe Dor, Die nab
unb nab Douitdnbig auSgerottet tptrb.
Sn ether BET lebter 9tGbte um5ingelte 6aS
BON ben Tormern 9ebtIbete Gi9iIonse
Gomite Die Bo0nung bes q. Stalls, zines
bcric9ti9ten @eieQen, Der bel Dericbies
Dencn 8ran0ftiftln9en unb 8teboteb>
itGblen, tDelcbc bic @oobesGicbs8anbe ouSz
tilbrte, betbeIligt 9epeien iein ioI, un6
Dolte ben Wann un6 ieinen Sobn ltlpiies
aus Dem 8ette. 8ie a9t Sage 5uDor So.
Wtartin, 10 murben AUDI Die 9taQS 0efra9t,
ob fe NM BEN QufentDattsort bon Sin uno
Qlaron @oobe tpiiBten. Beibe antlporteten
beioben0, peigerten itb aber ftanbbaft, Die
GOODIES 3u Derratbeu, nn6 Uurocn NUN
Obne peitere 11mitGnbe aufgefniipft. Oie
FGdber trugen oDne Nusna6me tpeiBe
WfaSfen, un0 feiner bon tbnen nurbe crz
FAINT, Dbm0bL mebrere 8erlonen 9tugenz
3eugen Der QDnberet getpelen tparen. Seiz
tens bet 8eb0roen lit nod ntbt boS @ez
rtn9lte geidbeDcn, I'm benz Tretben Der
NGdber Elm Gn6c Su MAIDEN, unb e5 pir0
au9 tpoDl NIGHTS 9etban tper6en, Oa Die 8ez
oolferun8 i'm QQgeu1etnen nit benz Ssh
9tlan3@@omtte ipmpatbtltrt.
- Gabe Olympia i'm Staate 8oibtngz
ton beftn6et ii6 elm 8runnen, tpeldber 3ur
3ett IN 0er urnge9enb bel NufieDeu erregt.
ST tDurbe I'M Sabre 1883 gegraben unb lit
% SUB ttef. 8Gbreno oes Sa6res 1893
bemerfte Ser Gtgentbumer, baB iidb bic
Plotform be0euten6 in Die 60be geboben
bate. ST. entiernte Die Dberite Sage Der
8afiteine, un6 fir fur3e 3ett mar aues in
Srbnun8; oob muir fir tur3e !3ett. Nad
8erlauf oeS Sohres bate ct ettpa 5tp0lfmal
bic obere Sdi6t Der B0diteine entfernen
miiiien, Oa bie Wfauer INNER pieber gum
8ori9ein fam. 0aS Mafier bes 8runz
mems 1T ibon felt 1891 nicbt mebr gu ge=
brau1en, b6 Elm iibeIriecbenbeS Gas aus
Dem Brunnen itr0mt. Set Dem Der
Drummer nt6t mebr benubt mtr6, iperben
auA Die iib bebenben 8afiteine ni9t mebr
e%ntfernt; Die Tol8e lit, baB bas Wtauerz
tperf me6r ais 10 SUB, iber Der Grboberz
lGde emporitebt. Ser 8runnen lit CUR
3eit nun no9 II SuB tief. Nenn ber
8ru1nen in bieier Wetie AM Stei9en
blcibt, 10 ptr6 er Bis gum ScbtuIie bes
SabreS 1898 bu3itdbIt6 beri6wun6en
letn. 9urb piiieni9aftIibe gtabforibunz
gen lit feitgeteut, baB Bic l1ria6e be5 ionz
'berbaren BbGnOmens cine Sorm Iet6ten
GrObebens 1T, iDelbe ben 8o6en empor
i9iebt unb 70 ben 8runnen almdbltA berz
i9mtn6en ldBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10

Die bon bem %lo8enannten 81. Mrtbur
&baltf atfgeiteQte 8e6auptung, Bag ct
burb bic tbm tnnepobnenoe bDpnotiibe
&raft einen Oieb 8%espungen babe, itcb ber
Boli3et %auS3uliefern unb Elm boQes @ez
itGnbnlB ob5uleger, tptro bon ben 0etefz
tioeS SlDnn un0 Babel, Die ben 0ieb,
etnen 9%etptiien George MaboreD, berbaftez
ten, ais oas Wabngebilbe etnes Morp9tumz
eiiers 6argeite1t, Ma6oneD bate, tpte tptr
geltern bertcbteten, ben 9ottor, bel benz ct
als @lert pber SefretGr in 0tenIten itanD,
beito6len un6 mar burbgebrannt. Or.
8baGtf tpanbte iib an bic g oLi3et Oer Genz
tralitatton unb bat, baB tbn1 3ipei 8eamte11
mitge8eben pitrben; bteieIben braucbten
NIGHTS peiter gu tbun, ais BEN 9teb in Gms
pfang 81 nebrnen, benn e. perbe 6enlelben
ourb ietne tnnetDObnenbe &raft 5tpingen,
to9 Gbtco9o 5urld5ufommen un0 elm
poue8 @eitGnbniB ab3ulegen.
OetecttD So9n S. TlDnn, Der nit ietnem
GOue8en Babel BEN 9ieb nerboftete, fteut
Die SaGbe etpaS anoers bar. @r 1aat:
vBor ungefdbr bret @oben mel6ete 9r.
&balif, 0er iibri8ens 8an3 an6ers beiBt, baB
ct bon DfaboneD beftoblen un6 6aB Sener
nit benz Noube 6u~rcbgegan9en lei un6 stuor
oermutbItc6 nab Cincinnati. S6 gab benz
Doctor ben Natb, it6 MtaboneD'8 Norefle
81 perl6affen unb ibm oann 3u lbreiben,
oaB tbm NQeS Der9eben tperoen ioue, tuenn
ct mach Chicago 5uriiffebren unb bic sez
ftob(enen Socben ausliefern. tperbe. Rbalif
neripra6 6teS, O06 tDeiB icb nibt, Oh er eS
getDa1 bat. 8or un8efGbr bret Gaqen tpurbe
mir BON bret Deri9ieOenen Berfonen nit
9etbetlt, baB Otabonep tpiebcr in Chicago
1ei. S6 rtabte MIDI nit meinem Goleqen
Babel auf Die Su@e nacb tbm unb tpir fam
ben i'm in elmer Optumb0bIe an Ser %.
StraBe. Wtr berbafteten ibn un6 brabteu
tbn bann nit benz Or. abalif mach Der
Capitalization. MueS bte8 geibab auf febr
notitrli5em Q8e8e unb bic @eicbt6te bon
Der bppnOtiiben &raft bal Gbalif, Der Elm
Ufurpbtumeiie r 1T, tpabrl9einli9 getrdumt
oOer aus mir unbefannten @rinocn err
funoen."
9ieie QtuSiage murbe bon Dem 9etectip
Babel III alien Bunften ~beftGtigt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10

Der ftdotiibe G6eutifer OF. Mbolpb
@ebrmonn bat gorbereitungen 9etrOffen,
I'm Geriubc our 6%erfteurng beS neuen
Nnti10 ipbtberttis 6eiIierumS 3u macben.
@r bat bereit5 mebrere 8fer6e eriporben
lttb min nit ietnen Neriucbcn, Die er gez
a na6 ben oeutichen 8ori6riften ans
iteIen miro, bereits in ben nG9ften Gagen
Beginner.
Oos bonn @eiun6bettscommtTiGr Or.
GeDnolbs in Stem gort belteute 6eiLierum
lit INNER nob ticht etugetroffen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
OrnnOeigentbnnt
@Ommsrtrtf9s- eOmmsrfrtf4s

Sntten in U. 6. 9sFas's @opers Safe 5ubbiptiun.
auf ol9entetnen WurId Der aabGrei6en geiudsr bon
Serru 9efiug's Sarm am @olpers Safe in MiscpuIiu it
bic SatesJrout in Gotten ~ouseelsot unb in ben Marft
9ebro9t. 9omers 2ofe lift in sweiftGubtq.r sFobrt NIT
Der yturtb Meitsrn-g0bu 5u errsi9eu, Iieat nohe Der
Station SenOo Suuction, miscOniiw, 9ie furse Sabr.
BON Senua SunctIpn gum Safe lift reid on Scenertsu uub
9etpdbrt cine berrli6e NuSft6t auf has beruutlieesuee
Serratn. Die Soften baben fdmmtlib SO 6uB Siibfrpnt
am See uno ieIbit I'M beiBeften Gonmer mebt Elm be.
ltonStg tRhIer Minb bonn Siibeu iber ben 9afe unb fnA
IN Tol9e Der ShbfrOnt uus bes itetig ftbIen @inbes
btefe Soften bic be9ebrteIten am gausen Safe fs bobsn
ettte EteTe bon 400 SUP, finb nit ben i96ufteH
S9Gttenbdumen, ME Gtdeu, 8uGen @ebern, unb a1srGei
S9lth9Setnodien beitanben, erbebeu fb tbeiliDe,is 50GuB
absr Sen Gee unb bteteu cine molerti9e ausfi9t abtr ben
cine Otetls breiten uuo stpei Nteiten Iaugen gee, tueI9er
an S9Dnbett unb Scenerien benz Safe @eneoa, benz be.
iteoteftet See @iscOnitus, aleittommt 1as flare
ISafier, BON 6iieuqueaen 0endbrt, fret bon allen Sumpf.
Qnan3eH, Der iaubtae 9oben bteteu bic 106nIten Babe
plase; aablrei6e Slide, 8Ootfabren umo Se9eIa Iaben
gu bieiem Sport. Sir 8abeanftaIten, quite gerpneouue
unb prompte 1erbiubung stpii6en Der citation Senop
Sunetion unb benz Safe 1T 9efor9t
gtur IS Gotten iiHo bOrbanben feline JamiIie uuA
stoturliebbaber IoIteu e8 uuterlaf1er, f1 cine 8ouiten.
gu ftGern. gtabere ausfunft ertbeilt, fsauie glatteu
~oerieubet
G. MeIms,
1885 M}tlipaufee gpe.,
pber Simmer 80, $40. 20 Ga 6aae Ctr.
aneini9er Ggent. 0elb. uab 2onbseI66ft
-
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Dobe See.

Grob beS befti8en Sturmes, Ser seftern
ouf benz Wti1igan See tpiitbete, fam ooh
fein ein3iges Der 3ablreicben Sbiffe, weldbe
tpGbrenb bes gan3en Gages in Den 6afen
einltefen, 3u S3a6en. g}ur einmal, es
tpar fur8 mod 4 ltbr Nabmtttags, 1nuBte
Die Gettun8Smanni6aft binaus, UNI Elm
fIetues Guberboot, in Benz brei OtGnner
iaBen, Die eS nibt botten Derbinbern t0nz
men, 6aB fe aus benz 6afen in 0ie to6en6e
See getrieben %purbcn, beretn GIT bolen.
WbenhbIdtt l Sent. 6 Gents bic gRnche.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Jleue An5eigen.

OIue GcoessNn3eieen, weIde fir Ole
morsens2tuseab DER uJainots Staats'
5%eituns" oufeeeeben weroen, eriheinen foften'
fret i'm NbenebIatt, Die 2lnnahme pom 2ln'
3eieen fir oas QbenobIatt idIieBt um II uhr
ultttaes, fir Ole nloreens2luseabe UNI 10 uhr
Ubenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
SO0sSzN t3eiGe4

9ertoan6ten NIB 8efannten be trauriQe Nothriht, bal
nunIere otelgeliebte Ntntter nnO Gdniegermntter gene
9errn enti9lofeu lit. 9te 9eerOiQtng ftnbet M&ontag
Itttta9s l ubr, npm 3rauerbauie 564 %. superior Ctr
aug nod ND1ebiQ Itatt.
MIOina Gorltcr, @tQie 8altrtonn, @rtna WaIi8
1tuiD Gfarn Sucpb1en. uebft 5dhluieQeriDhuet.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
2n mietbelt QeIubt.


On mtetben &c II d naGe &inc0Ir Fort: 9ret
~ mbbItrte s2tmmer ttr leiAte Substituting fir ManH
un0 5rau. 9ferten idrtftlib erbetet. Nbr.:
l0no3t s.. Speor8, 626 SeogluJf=Str.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
So0eS=WtaSetQe

Gre1tnben unb 8efounten bic traurtge 9tobrtGt baB
meme innt9It 9elte0te SDdter &tIie 2SeDer in utter
BON Z eSabren uno 6 Wtouaten ont 81. Ottober mad idtpe=
rem &eiOen e%ntI4lofen it, pie 8esro.9un9 fiuGet ltatt
bonn 3ronerbauIe, g}o. 5739 QBentportb Noe.
9ie trauernben 9interbliebeneu
@btliptettne 8eDer. Qeb: Orb,
reb1t Seidtpiftertt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
31rnabdm

Sf oonbaIe tt E 1850 unD aufm6rts. 2eitte
~ 9Gblungen - 9ange 3er!ntne - 6 8rp3. SntereIIe.
in unnttttelbarer 9t6he bes ApOnoale uub M0plefuoo6
9epots, BON SduIen unb 8trGeI. 9 Gotten eli Der
1bonoS aoc, nope Der Belmont unb @lfton Nue, fnb
tIr cine 1teue 5Sreli9ule getouft uno mirb bie}e inneva
5aal6 zines Sabres 9ebaHt ietn, Nbsu98tondle unb
geeTerrObren ituo 8ele9t. Sic 6abrt rad Der @tabt
toftet nur s @eutS, Die 5oh6abn tpir0 ibre 3iQe
in fnr3er 9eit bnrds bieicS 4ropertp laufeu lafien. 0ts
l9On1tetl Sei9dftslotten Oil Der clifton unb 8elnout
9oe, leBtere Die 9auptoerbin0un9Sltute alpii9eu Der
9toro' uno 9Deftfette, 3cfioea3lDtteH all alien Seltsas
1traBen. 6dnier noh @uuih AMI leidte &b3ablun9en
9ebont s31l9e %oerlaIen Sonnta95 nm 9:10 ubr unb
nm 'l:3O Wtltte9S Oas neutrality-suspicious. uno balten an
meiner 3mei9-Ctftce, ete 9tneriep- 9troBe unb NtopIs.
DDOb=StatipH
Sfflcen Sonnto98 offeu. G. MeIms,
9bDdlD t,10,lo 1875 WtEIlpaufee GDe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Qo6esfGue.

9trtbur 0iuor, 4 &c., $50. 215 @ef 81,
Diftonltr.
@roce SuBmauI, Z 5. 6 so, SO. sol SO.
Is. Str.
NnOrew Maoteitt, 80 S., SEQ. 689 g..
Sefferion1tr.
6rou a8ibte 5eitmon, rs S. 5 &c., SO.
1850 0egstpii6 4pe.
Soief 9reibi9, 36 S. 8 &c., $50, 1859
90. At. Str.
@arOline @3uGb, 43 S, 9 &c., $50. 1893
3alman Npe.
g9ortes @enbt, 43 S. 9. &C., go. q
8ri9bamitr.
MartDa 5inb 5 g., go. 1886 Qoe. 8.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
OFETcrAE pURrroATr0M.

WUANLA EUhLIJAIIUNs
ADDUaI Statement Of the METROPOLITAN LIFE
snAuuI o'"eVhiVAE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York, in the State of New York, on the 31sf
Day OF December 1893: made to the Insurance
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital paid up in cash 81, oOo,o coco
Assets.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Mm. 8obler fQufte nor et[ichen g,

- Mm. 8oDter faufte bot etliben 9os
gen bon 6. q. 8eber etne Ofenge Nabz
rungSmittel unb CAB ibm 6afur etnen
Gbed. Gs iteuts fib aber beraus, BAH Icsz
terer gefdLi6t mar, unb CT IteB @eber bober
8opler berboften. 9erielbe p1rbc bette
firth Dor Ni6ter 9opIep gefIbrt unb bon
oteiem, ba ct iib ni6t b~eranttporten
fOnnte, unter $500 8Ir9i9aft benz grtmiz
nalgericbt IberpteIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Stdott1bes.
Cling Aues notirlih 81.

Dr. KhoIif's 6eidihte pom fetner hYpnotifden
Kraft erweit fid ais boare Grfiuoune.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10

Nuftions= YertdmTe.
AutttOu8=NDtis.
Re%guIdre
Itonte9s unb 9onnerfae8.
pe3toGs @erfdufe an anberen &oaen 6s Muunta,
It9aren auf YrinatsBtrfouf, g~BboGeIaIs Doer RetoiL, An
Muftioussgreiien.
9srtdute nDTt A oBuun9s-Ginrt9tuugsn cine SpeaiaIitat
@eIb quuG
gurreIpon6euaeu fper6eu eripartet.
MARTIN 6 d 60.
MuftIonGre,
12op1S ,tuiO 261 & 263 gtate Ctr. Ghicaos,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
0eldaftss Oeiegenheite1I.


On Oerfoufen: 8apter nnb 8apier : Sdde in
~ WhDlelafe uno g8boIeiale gDHfectionerieS, 1924
onn0t
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
D6hentltde 8riefiite.
6 hicoap. 10. Sol

NHe iii bieTer Cite ouge3eiQteu 9rIeIe, peIte Hibt
InnerboI6 sfpei QGDdlett. bonn obenltebeHheu Satun eiMs
9erednet obgebolt iub, merbeI uadl Der Dead Letter
Office" III 2DaibinQtOn gelaubL.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10

On Serfoufen: 9ubi9es Webnbous in Der gs6be
- Der Station aoDnboIe, gtortbpefteru.8ab fits
Bfer0e nit babeI. 5000. 8equsme 3obIungsterlnins
oeer f9uIbenfreies unbebautes 9runoeigentbum as
SbeiIsablun9. aorefie: g. 6. BOZ 49, @~oOubaIe, GOui
Co., i'll. 15n1a. baD
> II Oerfnufen: Spts auf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
- 9edbe 0r Belmont ane Clifton aoelme 500-S6Oa
Sotta9es aer0en, goH5 nab gBuni1 oeB 8dnfers. e1en.
laas AMI 'MbiAlGgs3abItng gebaut. S. @6B, 3imnler IS
Stoats5 eltaugsGebduoe, Mttttags Snii9eH GINS Ii. 3pei
15ruS. BAN
On be ria II fen = Jt oensfu ppb. 9is f15ufti
y Gde IT. bieier bnbi6en unb blibsnoen gDrftoot.
maTer nn5 Ssmer IN ben @traBen unb bic @traBen ses
peiterer Nustunft menOe man l9 mitubli6 rber i9rifts
lid an Mm. 8. Be-. 11g-114 Dearborn Ctr
8Dncs Building. 2OmibafU
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10

Sur 8eouemli1feit unierer an5et9enben Runber boben
Dir nit ben unten genannten Serreu ein IbtDmmen 9=
roffen, tppnotb BET benieIbet @u3etgen anQeuomuien
merben su ~benie(beli Nreiiert, ais pean btefelbe1 Direfttn
Der Expedition Der Sqtitois Staats5eitltn9 ~abgegeben
D @sdSssi aa2 Siahen 1D bs IL IeO rhr gaift tomlsa a6 6a Stfls1
tperben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

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saaAsi 90 Essstsasss sec t&sss s.....--s.-.s
bAsksiss eiatass, ossefas ssFea. Sc, sloo,
barre. eeEefa. - as-s 2aSs ~ iss-.,.s......s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

Prices on these affissss are subject 20 frequent
changes ia value and emily quote appeoxi-
mate prices the month. bUt Niii 81 al orders
Al lo@sa urscek On day 81 arrival Prices are per
lob BOUNDS ketaeuh@r mae charge for
cartacs Bat euots 1fIees At wharf Or depot Ia
making up og1ers es1ima'e tor bran 70 weigh 70
F-oRndS rniJuiiugs Aa1 b&-ieg loo p0gnds sad
ofnsr grains 1928 pounds per saea-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

Nearly every orstsr contains call for oar Best
Baking Powder. Whys Because il Is better thaa
anyihfnz tn the market. and a whois lot cheaper.
Try can; II Il is not we represent return IL
saH xsrslsr Ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04
PRICE LIST.

he following quotations viii be adhered 20 IS
nearly as possible untii the next issue he mar
keis are Continually HacsnAfing and when sharp
advances arise we reserve the right Of following
the market. Our Customers always receive the
beneht az decline, ard goods will be billed At
prices ruling day Of shipment,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04
Extracts.

lemon O. Vanilla equal 10 hes.+ Q, Dot
each ..... ...... -.......s 20
Lemon a. Vanilla. equal TO best : CO bot
each ...... ........... as
Lemon q Vanilla. equal TO nast le aE bot
ar ~ "a N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

We wish 90 call youE A;teatIun 20 the packing Of
our sn5ce. hey arr put 40 IN the very hest TIN
csns aad weigh eae hall I~suna atai pound
A. listed Oar Eraasa fAs c3soscess nfstainAne.
ar The prices gaofs tor : pounds are zlsoai the
asnae IS most dealers ea RE for ! pound tins
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

We wish 20 call your attention 10 Dixie Queen
We pronahnee IL better thsa any tobacco sod for
so 10 IS cents per roaud In Tbs East where tina
brand known It's saes are enormous IL Is
mild does rot burn the tongue AMI hils me bill IN
every respect try a p0uad In your neks order.
We know IL VIII psasa you
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

stasii white saiforuls Ho. !. per ia.......S 0s5z
small white California sc. per 100 lbs IS
ina per %. SIC psr loo {hs ...-........ 90
BaNa. per 10, sac, per 100 ths .---..-..... . 90
PAX. per Ia a'se. Ter sack 20 % rs los. 49,. o3s
Look oHt FOR inferior grades 80 bean which ara
quoted for less When quess No We mean
stTisIgy first~elass beans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04
Dried Fruits.
EEEiue

contain al chemicals necessary tor the fornla-
iisa - eggs aud - therefore an Et3u PRODUCER
OF gre . YaiBe 10 tbs p9aiterer ~ also combines
ma(euRls Tor the formation Of bone, muscle and
feather. Aad eoassquertiy will save the lives Of
NhUSG CHI KS. thousands OF which die
Rusiiy foT lack % such natFimsnL ft also greatly
helps fowls N feuga nlalltlnx. Frces:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04

Fratts Astral, case. - oga tuse ........$s 90
Fratts Astfai, per cafi W
Look for inferior OIL which is offered for less
money IL Il allied Ia old cans from tanks, Is
poor grade and short measure
To osf trouble and disappointment In not find
Ing oil with other goods he particular about the
following The railroad companies receive oil on
e. lowing days only: Ssr.hern Pacific. Tuesdays
and Fridays: Seattle. Lake shore * Eastern,
Tuesdays and Fridays; aolumhla & Puget sound,
Neane days. order your gaads 10 be shipped on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04
Rurax.
Crack ers

When you order crackers from us yoa
ia get fhea fresh. sc receive them from the
cracker fActery tuat wanted
soda la 10 naxes. Pc hos. ..................s s.
sofa 10 cartaas. each .....--..... 10
sofia. = ~ cartons each ............ %
Sofa hussa af - 20 - ms. per IN s......... 0S
oyster be- xss { ~ In ~ lts. per h.. o.
Meal BOXES IT 10 It's, Tssf box ......-....... a.
aeai. boxes og - 10 - ibs per n. $1,000. o.
ravtaT had numerous cats for fancy crsr-srS
81 small bones We caase various k4uts~theF
pos up strpug wosden boxes aed weigh abb a 10
sash
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-01
QUESTION CARLISLE.
Investigation Committee Has
Him On the Stand.
He Contradicts the Testimony
of Correspondent Edwards.
MILLS REFUSED 1T.
Mr.. Carlisle's Letter of Intro
duction Wasn't Received.

WASHINGTON, June Senator Nc
Pherson was before the senatorial
committee to investigate the alleged
interference of the sugar trust with
congress and the executive depart
ments. He reiterated the statement
he recently made on the floor of the
senate that when it became apparent
that sugar was to be the subject of
legislation he instructed his broker to
cease all dealings in sugar stock in
his name.
The committee also examined Sena-
tors Harris and Mills and concluded
the sitting for the day with the testi-
mony of Secretary Carlisle, who
denied explicitly all charges made in
Mr.. Edwards lie tier, except one. This
one was the assertion that while con-
ferring with the committee he, Car
Isle, on one occasion, at the sugges-
ton of the members of the commit
tee, and using their figures, put a
sugar schedule into shape, he did
other paragraphs in the bill This,
the secretary said, he had done. He
declared he had not made such
visit as he was represented as making
to the committee to demand the sugar
interest be cared for in the tariff bill
because of the Democratic party's OBJ
legation to the sugar trust.
The examination of Senator Harris
and Mills completed the inquiry among
members of the finance committee
and senators who assisted in the pre-
paration of the bill. Both senators
denied any knowledge of the sugar
trust in connection with legislation,
and also denied that Mr.. Carlisle had
demanded protection for sugar.
Senator Mills was asked if it was
true. as had been reported, that Mr.. Car
l1sle had given Mr.. Havemeyer of the
sugar trust a letter of introduction to
himself He said this was fact, but
he had declined to receive the letter
Vice President Stevenson has signed
the certification of Schriver and
Edwards to the district attorney.
This is the formal order made under
the law Of 1887, under which it is pur-
posed to try to punish Edwards and
Schriver for Withholding names of
persons giving them information