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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12

The cash quotations We're as follows:
Flour quiet, unchanged; feeling steady.
NO 2 spring wheat, 53AQ6s4c; No. 2 red
2s5se. Mess pork, sS.S5a16o0. aerd. $751;.
Short rib sides, S5.7OQ5.50. Dried sailed
shoulders. $462l9@4.75. Short clear sides,
Sj.35@5.45. Whisky Sl.22.
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 11.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet; No. red track,
SOC. Corn fairly active; No 2 white track,
4ic. Oats quiet: No. ?, mixed red track,
Lard easy, fair demand: steam leaf, S6.M;
kettle lard, $6.81 Dry sailed meats easy;
shoulders A;5S. Short ribs, 5fsc. Short
clear, 55sc; boxed meats, quarter cent
more. Bacon steady. Loose shoulders.
SIC. Short ribs &C. Short clear, Sac.
Boxed meats &c more. Whisky steady,
St Louis. Feb. n.-Flour Unchanged,
firm. Wheat higher; May 525s@522ic;
July, SIC Corn lower; February, 4Oc; May,
1%e; July 429sc. oats higher; May, 297sc.
Pork, standard mess, Sl0.12i2. Lard prime
steam. S6.311z. Bacon shoulders, s5.3S.
Long, SIC. Clear ribs, SIC. Chort clear,
&c. Dry sailed meats. boxed shoulders,
4i2c. Longs, SEC. Clear ribs, 5lac. Short
clear, 59sc. High wines steady at S122.
Baltimore, Feb. l1,,1Flour quiet; ives
2.4O; family, $2.6Od2.75; winter wheat pat
ent, $3.25u3.15; spring. do, S3.40Q325; do
straight, $3.l5li3.35. Wheat duh and easy;
@51j2c; May, 58dJS9sc; steamer No. red,
53Q53lAc; southern by sample, SIC; do on
grade 54H057iac. Corn dull an easy; mix
ed spot and February, 46ssn47c; March,
47hG47iac; May, 4sQ48hc; steamer mixed,
Acc bid; southern white corn, 4Sc asked. do
yellow. 4Sd50c. Oats firm; No. white wes-
tern, 360J37c; No 2 mixed, do, 341zQ35c; No.
2 56d57c; receipts, So, 70l. Hay, firmer,
good to choice timothy, $.00G3.50. Grain
freights quiet; steam to Liverpool, 2Ad;
February Cork for orders, 115d2Ad. Pro-
visions dull; mess pork, Sl40O; shoulders,
6i4c; sugar cured shoulders, TIC; hams
steady; large, l0Ac. Lard. refined. &c.
Butter firmer; fancy creamery, CSC; la
die, 15016c; roll l4015c; store packed. ga
10c. Eggs, irregular, &c. Coffee, dull;
No Z, Rio, 1615c Sugar dull.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

Cotton-By steam-Market quiet and
nominal. Rates quoted are per 100 pounds
direct, Bremen, $50; Barcelona. 45c; Genoa,
45c; Havre, 40c; Havre, Via New
York, 3Sc; Liverpool via New
York, 35c; Bremen, via New York 40c:
Amsterdam, via New York, 40c; Antwerp,
via New York, S5c; Genoa, via New York,
53c: Hamburg, via New York, 40c; ReVal
via New York, SIC; Naples, via New York,
53c; Trieste, via, New York, 60c; Venice, via
New York Soc; Boston, per bale, S125;
New York, per bale, S1.00; Philadelphia,
per bale, $l.00; Baltimore per bale, Sf0O.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
800 for range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, basis, A
feet, 14c. Timber rates, 50c@S1.OO higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal; to Rosario, $500
OHIO; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo $1,000
d1l.0 to Rio Janeiro, $l400; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, S11.30l611.50; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 4E IS standard.
By Stean-To New York, 500; to Phil
adelphia,. 500; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
Naval stores-By sail-The market is
quiet, Large Cork for orders are
2s Sd and IS. South America. rosin, 7Oc
per barrel of $50 pounds. Coastwise-
Steam--To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on
rosin, SOC on spirits; to New York, rosin,
SIC per 100 pounds. spirits, s5c; to Phila-
delphia. resin, nc per 100 pounds, splr-
its, soc; to Baltimore, rosin, nc per 100
pounds, spirits, zoe.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Feb. 11.-Flour. dun. steady;
winter wheat, low grades, S1.90G2.30; win
ter wheat, fair to fancy, Sc. 3502 Is; winter
wheat, patents, S2.60d3.O0; Minnesota clear,
s.. 2502 90; straights. S300d325; low extras,
81 .90u2.3J; southern -four, dun. steady;
common to fair extra, $l.90Q2.7 IS; good TO
choice extras. s3.S09325 Wheat dull,
easier; NO. ? red, store and elevator. $40
h734c; afloat, 53tsc, options, dull; feature,
with trading on local account declining
&c. railying, ,Aa$sc, closing firm at lsal4c
under Saturday; NO. red. SIC; March,
Size; May, 5S}sc; June. 5Saae; JuIy-August,
a99sc. Corn, dur. easy; No. 2. 417sm4Sc:
steamer mixed, 1903; No. q, 4l14m4siac;
options were duh and easier; February,
417sc, May. 4S2c; July, i87sc. Oats, dull,
steady; options. 3uH easier; February,
March and MAY. sc spot No, >, S3lgQSic;
No. white. 35iac. Wool. quiet firm (;
domestic fleece, l5Qi9c pulled. Ease
Texas. 9Q1ec. Beef, quiet: family, $500,
extra mess, sl2.7s. tierced beef, Inactive;
city extra India mess, So. 50. Cut
meats, quiet, arm picked bellies, 55zc;
shoulders. nc: hams, 7ls0Sc. Lard quiet
lrm western steam, S6;S7ik; city, s6.s7H;
February, s6,s5, nominal; May, nominal;
refined, dull; continent, South American
$40; compound, s500q5.25. Pork, quiet.
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|5,0ILY MOVING UPWARD
urn ADVANCE N THE PRICE
IS SPIRITS TURPENTINE.

-nc-ana for 8osin. nut a De-
g., ne Highest Grnae--The
ION Market Quiet and Steady
=. Moderate Deniand-The
re-a1 Markets ouiet and steady.
- MARKET in Securities Nery
pail
/ --.,~sr Feb. 1.-The general markets
:. C7ls- ans nominally unchanged
~ ir7e-gsr displayed in naval stores
e he steady demand for spirits turpen-
- which there was but little offer
m Drice was increased &c, and
ian the receipts Of the market was
h, Bo=in was IN geod demand at a
$3.50 l5c on water white. The general
,--ssls markets were quiet and IN
-g-5 cotton remained quiet and
4 I'd with only a fair demand
s,-ovinr resume Of the different
E-s-.s viii show the tone and the quo
4 ans al Tie close today.
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Southern Railway common. 70: Southern
Railway preferred. SIS; South Carolina
SIS, lg4
state Bonds-Ale bama A. 104. do =.
-; North Carolina As. loo; North Carolina
Is, La Tennessee, new set SIS. 81; Nir-
gina ., preferred, SIS; Virginia Trust
receipts, s., Virginia Funding Debt. y
government BOnds-United States As
registered, 10; nited States IS, cOu-
pons, Hos United States =, registered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12

The market was STEADY. The following
quotations are posted at the Board of
Trade.
Clean Rice
Common, SiaGSasc per pound. fair ss.1
&C; good. 44gfac, prime, 81 45e: choice
head 2q9l4e' small lots, lsqAc higher
Upland. 45G65c per bushel; tide water
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Union (Gero. Harburg.
MEMORANDA.

Charleston, S c., Feb. u.-Arrived:
steamship Cherokee, Bearse, New York;
proceeded to Jacksonville; Seminole, Chi
chester, Jacksonville, proceeded to New
York: tug Marion, Wilmington, n. c., with
steamer Clarence in tow.
Sailed: Steamers Hollywood (Br), Haig;
Glenvech (Br) Holman, Bremen.
Jacksonville, Feb. 11.-Entered: Steam
ship iroquois, Pennington, New York and
clea rel TO return.
Hamburg Feb. ARRIVED: Steamer
DOnau (Ger), Siegel, Savannah, via Bre-
men.
Steams - FL Sol, Mason. New York. No
clear8nces.
Mobile Feb. 1l.-Cleared steamer Haug-
esend {Nor). Bocas del Toro: schooner
Herald (Ainer). Lowell, Mayaguez, Porto
CONTINUED on Third Page.l
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NAVAL STORES.

rsd i,-5-. lg5rpe., ti-3e-The market conttn-
yer. i5;1T1ata, and what sales were made
hoard If .tt5.-L5eo at 23c for regulars Al the
th2 s71.- 1L1le at the first call ct 4 O'clock
al -. were 4 casks. There were noe =,
49, -os!oE Of the market
g-sds- mere was a fair demand for all
15c an -be aIer White took a tumble Of
q nal C53.m5p.ar.a3tiveiy small At tie board
lie rl,1+. AZ the opening Of the markets.
sales -rs-or.;, ot3s were Unchanged with no
sales al ~, A. The last cali there were
as follows -1-@- Ans quotations We're
n 2
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except Sunday Others danv
gcaro
audg7 Trouxh hJacknp
on trains and& unmans atle
" No . fonJa cksonvua
apply 40 Al ksonvile
q mira lie pOt aVannah.C
"a @ rom enri depOtc West Broadn Liberty trees
gent
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MARINE INTgLLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Feb. Y, 1890
Sun rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .037
sun sets % 80
High water at TT. Pulaski 1855 am, 9:24 pm
Central Standard Time)
--~-~~~~~~~~D~~~-~-~-~~>
Time ball on cotton exchange drops at
1900 m, 18th meridian.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson. Bal
timore--J ]. Carol8n, agent.
Steamship Berkshire, Kerwan, Balti-
Lnore-J. j. Carolan, agent.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Demetra, CAr.), Andersen, Riga
Chr. G. Dahl g. CIV
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Ship Union (Ger). Harburg.
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Connections Via a. & w. Branch.

train
o
Trns on
days,w in s al
rarra
R PARRoTT e Preside
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SOCK O han1 and on ship-
board this day -.-....---.... s 2g7 TSa a.,
stock same day last year. III fS5 I6s ,oq
Receipts same day last year. 29i I'm
Charleston, s c. Feb. u.-Turpentine.
nrm at 1lei receipts, / cask. Rosfn, good
strained hrIn at Sl.05i receipts. 215.
wilmington. y c, Feb. u.-ROsin firm:
strained, SL25i2; good strained N.O7ih
spirits turpentine, nothing doing. Tar.
steady at $l-n. Crude turpentine quiet:
hard, 81 %; soft, $50; virgin, SL70
New York. Feb. 11.-Rosn. dull, steady:
strained, common 10 good, Sl.350LA0. Tur-
penunes quiet, firm at 3o0 seize
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T.. Local soot market remained quiet
--95r a each call at the cotton ex-
t-- demand was moderate and
-5lse al -lnLed to go bales.
~ -.llCV.n4 We're the ofnclai spot quo
~ H. close OF the market, at the
=. - IL f.-lEN.
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4Trairs marked run duly except ounuA5.
Steering tars on night ualns ietNetn savanna
,annab and Atlanta Parlor cars between Macon and
Ticket ONCE 10 Bull street and depot.
For further information and Tor scheonles 70 pom
* to ~ hAA@H' T9tts9
w f. SHELLMAN, Trafho Manager. J.
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SAVANNAH, Tuesday. Feb. Y. 1895.
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ordele Atlanta Jacksonville Paata
north either
and Charlotte Also with steamships for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
The Chinese Certificate Frauds.

Washington City. April so.-The secre-
tary Of the treasury received from spe-
ciai Agents Johnstow8 and Beane. at
Boise Clty Idaho, q report % the re-
suits Of their investigation into the al
legged frauds IN connection with the en-
try OF Chinese into this country. The re-
port states that the investigation shows
conchlsiVeiy that there has been for sew
eral years past an organized money-mak-
ting conspiracy with a view 20 manufac-
turing certificates upon which Chinese Ia
borers may oe enabled 20 visit China and
return 10 the United States as bona fide
merchants. In the majority Of the cases
the Eo-caIIed merchants were found 30
be cooks and gardeners employed In or
near Boise City. Nevertheless. a large
number OF prominent citizens have
vouehed for the Chinese as merchants.
The special agents are convinced thaH the
business has been carried on as a money
making scheme. The grand jury, how
ever. failed TO bring In indictments
against any OF the parties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
4 Hop. skip and jump.

An athletic caper OF this sort would
scarcely be considered indecorous IN one.
even or mature age aud sedate habits
impelled thereto hy excess OF JOY on re-
covering his digestion through the in
strumenfality OF Hostettcr's Stomach
Bitters. foremost among remedies for
dyspepsia. biliousf'ess and constipa ton a
trio Of evils usually found Ga conjunction
with each other. As the stomach RECEIVERS
It's tone. and the gastric juices are Sc
GREETED in heaithful pienItude through the
agency of this superb restorative, nerve
tranquility appetite and sleep return,
the bodx gains IN substance and the
muscles IN vigor. For the prevention and
cure OF malarioUs. rheumatic and kidney
trouble the Biiters IL a most direct and
througbgoing medicinal agent. Its effects
are speedily felt and comprehensive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01

san Francisco. AprJ 81 the announce
fnent that a"ao tons Of syndicate wheat.
repeatedly cornece3 by ihe late James a.
Fair would De PLACED on sae naTkrt
forthwith, together wlth the fe5.liar dis
appearance 81 =. = Smith. cassier ana
h>,. kkccper for l. ". MctFlAunsa 4 t-a..
y ho ae{e1 as Ealr's brokers. ras gre &C.
fect az paralysinE the lorsl ert.n mar
ket u IS said that a fr3o az sAHfI
brokers. q. Is stone snd Mes@rs. Uutar!
aHt McGiAunin viii han.f}f tar sale of
}he wheat stone heIpe3 clear up tec
u3slR 'hat harE over the loral gra5n mar
- gre 1SSf af,er George EFaulrcs' rasu
attempt thr1geh fhc Nevada hank le
varatr an thc wFtat ia the NaEl8 Sc s<
POW Hairrstoaf tra. with Sntsa Hlgar.
Tetres not or'v one but several irafe--
tsu} books 90 MrstAa5}n 4 60. a}fhars'7
fhe atrs A..e, va- s-tfw3t -hIs or aaS. Ca. N.-~
hess ne Ve'l-e hate 1l~eaHttaue8 tnefy
srarl p foY the E.tss'sE rashieF. sfettssfssfIr
4 90 hsvi~r iaforns.i tHezn fass rN.~e
ts na rret fos furtarr l-*esEteaf.an kr-
a'ovs e" California street are 90 tee ef-
teet tNst fh- t5iss .f-sss-sass af Cashier
Sa..th snt his books vllf te convenient
fsr f.se Fulr estate 8Hrius f's fsnprn finE
ts1lsafi7''. s .se- srr w cue M tfe YaaF
Fatr executors ls "a partavr ta 81 ts.ts7}ia
s. Co Many tel ete taat Sn1sh ras l.een
a tool % spectators An1 Is sea made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
], 1895 arc 81. SIS 24s. g.. There we're fllaf for
Tecort yesterday = deeds the ,,,,1silefs,-
iions aEgfe-atinE S.5.3i3S5 Following Is
The list az furnished by the Daily Record
room ~. Schsuerman block.
ciise investment co. TO Tsaas, Dof,ssnn
lots II 60 2. y N q. g 60 - block 81
AMI lots :. ,. block q. Brooklyn adj
sssA
clfse Investment co. to Catherine NJ
Forn.y. bots 20 p II 20 L. block s: lots
L. IA. block 5, lots 10 H. block .. h,ta Is
10 p, blo-k r.: iots ?. 4. 5. II. u. block II.
lots 6. J. s. block * lots 10 I. . 70 II
- - 3. 81 ~ 10 as block -. lot r hfsrk
s.. lots 81 10 a. block q. lots 80 : - r
~ hesek %. lots = 70 =. block 5s Brook-
iyn aid. te2.5Oo
Margaretha shadi,,it % Anna Vein
berg. lots 70 90 - block Is. Puget Sound
Park add DeS Moinos 81
ssslbert = Ms-srn 10 Eiwin Day. e., Ia
lot Rni NV ID l0t ?. block - Terry :
Second add. g. 6g0
Nicholas H. Brasen 81 Lars Eyd. Il
acres g0is,h 81 the north Il acres q the
ssa neis. sec g. 80 - r 3. si0
q A. Parker To William w aRank. un-
dAvhiszi on@lllaN lots 7. {. hl,Ack 81. II. r.
nennys Th4rd adj. ST.
tida ami J. y T. Wolfe 20 STEPHEN 0s--
den. lots l. e block l. Raiu3er asif 81 IN
sheriff 70 NJ. Galley. 1Ufs g. : blogk IS.
T. =
Tot 6. block e lois !. 2 9. block q. and
iot s. block * Central Seaftic. s. 4iG g.
John Anderson Ia Charles A Talnn IA.
acres in nw corner lot 6 soc e. tp =. s.
sSl9
West Cssast Improvement 20, 80 Crir-
nsh Davies, lots =. a. ldook Iis. Gilman
Park. Stst
Jcdwo L. Amircws 20 Mary r. smaIIcy.
fats l. 8 g hlc-k g. Cofnsto<k's supple
meutal slsl Si20o
William r Rtkcr 80 Henry W Seclcv
lols l. 2 hiock p AMI lots /. 9 block "a.
I}rlgh,on Ecaeh. 81.
Z. -. Hraaner 20 = J.. Alarjshs. tcar,
l.. Bfusiucr's Garden tracts n scc . =
s. 4 sAo
l.ila II, and Elmer y. BaNsti,ef1 - Sc
afiia Butld'ng ard Loan Assoc t3on. To-
8, olock I. Rainier hid q g.. s.
Iio&s Slocum 20 Frank f. Ross. 100 foot
sfrlp Oa each ssIc - a ceuter iiac acrtsss
Sc. nes4. sex s.. go =. ? g 81.
=. l. Albright 80 John S;rpru rs tract
II ~ Brssiaor,~ Garden tracts. $50
r A. ktussil go Mrs. Herfha HAIRY rot
L. h'Cck - brooklyn All. 4 & ttco
As~nAth = Naun1au 10 p y kinsa!L
ios 49, block r. brooklyn add s.
Frank Fahre 20 Frank iNss3 Annie
prtlke let : hlo@.k .. Southern Pas1ac as.d
60 West Seattle. tAa
William ". Feus. administrator. to
Tafcuas q NsnuuyS, leasse9o1 iatvrrst in
To- I. hlo.'k a. II. :. Maynard plat. 81
J. ". Frvnk 20 seattle Improvement Co.
49, 2 hlo-k As1 ,ot =. bloyk SS}. sea- ia
x1sie lar,fs. q c. s.
JanleS Kra iTl1an 80 ssaxktfia Improvement
Co. ~ b}o-k ~ los e block 49, Bot .
bock So. Seattle tide 'arsi@. a. r S.
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On March fhe p0st-I nfeiBiEsucsr pub
Isshs1 the fa3lgw Iux ssspatch from Port
Town~sn1. John Flynn and T'trrsotAT
Ross two pirates zfso have Aeea rotsoias
ard psgIaxsn@ rancass along Hood eafaA
for tm8 or thres weeks. have been ar
rnsts4 ard held for trial in the superior
cgart a boaTtaa4 O plumber was recoF-
cred TIE faIeves appropriated every ar
tlcfe fnsy eosid lay their hands on. and
actually stole so8sssai9 articles devoid
81 value. except - the cxuers. 4 very
gr1sFous hlunder was contained ~ this
item John Flynn ard Timothy Ross are
reputable rzuciaers u Bangor. on Hood
canal Trey a. common ystth o. asr Tanca-
ers suffered a. the hands u three -
rates named Butter. Smith and Calttor-
nta BflI. wAo hailed from Everett and
craisea about tn a ColuTsota river fsS-
inE boat pIan1srfng farEErss near the Wa
ter. Flynn and Ross chased the fellows
ana caught tao % them al the H1nzna
Humma river. California Bili escaping
IN their ooag vas found Si59 worth Of
stolen property. Te thieves were taken
TO Port Townsend, tried. sentenced 70 one
month In jail. ana ara now serving tnsiE
term
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Roosevelt to BE Police Commissioner.

Washington City April 5D.-Aithough il
has heen practically certain for some time
that Theodore Roosevelt has been asked
20 become one of New York's police COM
siOners and has accepted. he has always
heretofore declined to speak on the mat
ter. Today be said. Yes. I have hand
Cd In my resignation 10 the president.
Mayor Strong has requested me 10 take
the position 81 police commissioner and
! have accepted. Neither I'm making APP
pointments nor removals shall pay any
heed TO the political or religious affiila-
tions Of any one. Outside of the position
OF police commissioner | shall. of course.
remain as I always have been, strong
Republican shall leave shortly. but
the exact date Of my departure has not
been settled q"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01

is zaopses e wiz ~ raet wiis stubborn re-
sgstaaes BY The n1eu- Chief Arthur, OF he
ruxsneerx' R-ntherhood. n discussing TIE
matter. said. = Should tssnk ire en-
ferreu1esst az such r1ie would - infu-
riosss 70 ska best interests q me COM
parry. Our contracts wiTh TIE roaas s1-
r-asst.- v,~svEsa yhzr when ali things ara
ser1ag the preferences shall Re given 70
ire men who Rave served ths company
longest. II such a rule r. adopted ne ct
gfnesrx Rfil. think. Use every honorable
rnears 20 combat t.
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO..
Rtrths Marriages. Deaths.

In order TO secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business offices OF
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices, resolutions or other
the rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01

TIE ColEvra volcano. Mexico. . again
II ac1tve ERUPTION. and The Inhabitants OF
f7s VALLEY have been forced 20 fee Tor
-Aa.fr lives Molten lava ard ashes nave
DESTROYED growing crops aD1 much yss1a-
a DE property The fire which issues from
the crater presents q magnificent saeklI
- ryszvnT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
Efficiency a. n BASIS orpromotIop.

Cleveland April SIT IS rumored IN
railroad circles that a rule viii soon he
pat iu force on the railroads iu the Van
dsrhllt system which. IN brief IS that
hereafter officials when making promo
ttons among The employees will consider
only efficiency. Il Is said that ~ the rule
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
MARRIAGES..

BROWN FOSTER-At Trinity Episcopal
church. Everett, Wash. on Tuesday,
April 80 1895 by Rev Charles j. Bren-
ton. George samson Brown and Eliza
beth. daughter OF Mrs Augusta Plum
uler Foster and granddaughter Of the
late John l.. Plummer. of New York
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WHEN MEDICINE FAILS

We positively guarantee il 10 cure all
forms OF Nervous Debility. Nervousness.
ForZetfulness. Confusion OF IDEAS Ian
s-q1Or. DYSPEPSIA, Lame Back. Rheama-
ism Kidney and Bladder Complaint and
the many evils resulting from secret
habits IN youth or passionate excuses n
r1aturer years: we wish 10 say that the
marvellous invention OF DR.. Sanden Is an
absolutely positive cure. Il has cured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01

Who suffers from headaches, and bilious
ness needs a medicine 10 keep his stom-
ach and liver IN good working order.
For such people Ripans Tnbules I'LL the
bill. one tabule gives relief
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her uaeas3~sEs over RS 9issPgesrarce
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Beilaire. o. April s0.-The mines In the
FIN Ohio district have been closed. and
the miners insist or % cents before they
return 20 work. over I0oo miners are out
baltimore. Aprti - Three hundred
coatmakers. members OF the United Car
mentmakets II the United States, OPP
posed 10 the sweating system. are out on
strike
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When Bahy was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung 20 Csstoria.
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To- II A~E

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