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Yelling Dept.
Linen Dept.

500 dozen more of I5-inch Col
ored Border Fringed Doylies.
&c. each.
5o-inch Colored Center Fringed
Buffet and Bureau Scarfs, open
work sides A special bargain.
PIC. each.
7o-inch Scarfs to match 2zc.
10 pieces of Silver Bleached Ger
man Table Linen, full II inches
wide, very weighty, soft finish, no
dressing, new choice designs and
strictly all linen. 75c. value.
4Sc. yard.
100 dozen of All-linen Frinped
Crepe and Huck Towels, size 2oxAo
l2Ac. each.
IS pieces of Imported Turkey Red
Table Linen, 90 inches wide, oil
boiled, colors warranted. SOC. value
CSC. yard.
EmbrOideries.
so pieces of Fine Cambria Edginp
cut out. Ioc. value.
6Bc. yard.
Is pieces of Wide, Snowy. Well
made Cambria Edgings, large va
riety of patterns &c. value.
4Nc.
Evening star., 1897-02-16
Charges Desertion.

James Stillwell today applied for divorce
from Emms ". stiilwsll. charging that she
deserted him June -. 1870. They were
married hare August z 1859, one child
being born to them. The petitioner 4 rep-
resented by Attorney Ernest l. 9chmidt
Evening star., 1897-02-16
THE BUSY CORNER,
9th and Market Space.
S. RAMM SONS & CO.,
STH AND MARKET SPACE.
Our
I'd Grand Rebuilding Sale.
We Are

MOVING GOODS AT THE RATE OF 10 MILES
OUR REBtILDING PRIcEs HAVE THE FORCE
OF THE HI:HEyr PRESSURE OF STEAM, WITH
not PARTICLE OF DANGER oF AN ExPLo-
THE CROWD BRINGERs TOMORROW WILL
BE OF UNUSUAL. ATTRACTIONS.
Genuine Fruit of the Loom, cut
from the bolt,
Will be SC. a Yard.
Bleached Sheets, we'll made, full
Size for single cots,
Will be 27c.
Heavy Bleached Sheets, deep hem,
well made, for the largest double
bed,
Will be 39c.
Bleached Pillow Gases, made of
either Pequot or Cohasset Bleached
Sheeting, 2-inch hem,
Will be SAc.
Bleached Pillow Cases, made of
either Wamsutta or Utica Bleached
Sheeting.
Will be Tic.
Bed Ticking. suitable for COTS.
Will be 634c.
8-4 Bleached Sheeting, good as
Pequot,
Will be 121zc.
100 sample pieces Of Extra Fine
Imported Silkonette Innings, made
to line fine grenadines, organdies or
light spring dress materials, finished
like moire silk, will wear far better
than cheap silk, is 40 inches wide, in
all the new evening and street shades,
Wial be 25c. a Xard.
Evening star., 1897-02-16

A woman burned at the stake is martyr.
A woman tortured and dragged down to
death by the pains and misery of diseases
distinctly feminine, is just an ordinary, ev-
ary-day woman. Her case is so common that
little is thought of it. She had better be
burned. Her agony would be sooner over.
Many women suffer in silence because
they dread the abhorrent local " treatment
invariable insisted upon by physicians -
and because they dread the truly appalling
charges these physicians make. No woman
need submit to either of these evils. The
problem of womanly health was solved 20
years ago by the preparation of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Tens of thousands
Of grateful women have written to Dr.. Pierce
to thank him for restored health, love aud
happiness The Favofite PEeseripeion
Il truly wonderful In its effect on the female
organism. It allays inhammatiou almost q
once. It soothes the pain and relieves that
dreadful. dragging down sensation. Il stops
facilitating drains and promotes regularity
IF every function. Druggists sell more Of
Il than Of all similar medicines combined
Mrs. Sarah =. Rains Of Dayton. c.ss Co. No,
writes: ut was In the winter Of 1850 that my
saAerinss commenced: vas pregnant and 4
vas close to my time Of oon6ne1neni tsok the
grip % had to take my bed right away. The
grip and the labor pains all went to my head
kept getting worse. doctored bat nothing did
nrioas-oh. NO tongue can express my suftesings
I got % thin In desh was almost . fight to hook
at. In fact, was nothing but skin and bone. I
vas advtsed BY lady to Try your medicine. got
the Golden Medical Discovery and Favofits
Prescription Ihad taken tvothirds Of the med
!stne when began to feel better. and still con.
6nued getting better. In Q short time felt Hike
smother woman. I gained SsrenGth and AesA."
Evening star., 1897-02-16
a PURE TEA. OF COURSE.

A PURE TEA, OF COURSE.
Ym must get PuR1 Tes; No
matter what yea pay. tea CAN'T Be
eo0d unlsas rs pare. lnpnIttiea
Weskea ths strenEtAdestey ths ae-
lieious Aavor BURCHEILS SPRING
IEAE TEA has the strength and favor
Of the higber-priced -eas, because It's
aheolutely pufe. Only 60e. pound.
n. W. BURCHHL, 1111 y STAE1T.
DYNPEPalA PO1IfVHH CCREDlGROVE8 ORA-
'ham'G RenGdy = specific, lnDtant reaief an1 poe.
Uaneae eare goaRa1kss9 xhe0pBoass Phrn1ey.
X. r. ~ panphasG jatS-91S
Evening star., 1897-02-16
New

SPRING NOVELTIES IN wOOLEN SUTTINGS.
AND EXTRA GOOD VALUES ON BLACK GOODS.
Is THE NEXT DRAWING CARD WHICH Is
WINNING Us LOTS OF TRADE
90 inch All-wool Black Rough Effect Novelty.
light in weight and elegant for wear. Worth
e0c.
SPECIAL. 45c.
45-inch Fine Imported Imperial Serge Worth
6pc.
SPECIAL. 49c.
45-inch silk finished Craveta, the very thing for
separate skirts. Worth 69c
SPECIAL. 49c.
42-inei DIAGONAL Fine Luster Serge, for tailor
made suits. Worth 69c.
SPECIAL. 49c
45-inch Imported Fancy Mixed Covert Suitings.
tailor -f;j5hed material. Worth SOC.
SPECIAL. 69e
42-inch Imported Mixed Suitinss. SIX different
mixtures. Worth Soc
SPECIAL, 45c
3S-inch Atwood Mixed Novelties. No less tina n
20 diyereut styles Worth 49c.
SPECIAL, 45c
34-inch All-wool Fancies and Lace Eject Suiting
including all sorts of mixtures and checks. Worth
Csc.
SPECIAL 23c
40 Pieces Double width Black and White Checks
Tartan Mixtures Worth 12i.c.
SPECIAL. SIC
% Pieces Double width Two-tone Wool Dress
Goods ard Novelty styles in Woolenettes- Worth
1sc.
SPECIAL. 11he
These last two items be found on our third
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LONDON. JaIy Sat the wool auction
sal today 1915 oais= were offered Of
which $. were withdrawn. There was
good and spirited Bidding ~ me home
trade ard Continental buyers American
buyers have Stopped ouYfng. All merinoss
sold yer cent. above the closing rates o.
the last sale Victoria. New Zealand and
New soutn Wales produce SOLD well. The
German bic6srs bought rlarinc@s. A small
quantity IF Cape % Good Hone ana Natal
wool was sold at fully up u the late rate
Aa-9ut y. tsIes u greasy were taken out
o. he sale Cor E--@-fcs. TIE following are
the safes IN detail:
New South Wales ~ haies-Scoure6
s. ia Is Sled; greg.y. "a 1GSd-
LIysensians, Sss oaleS-Scourec. isFfs "a !;
greasy. %.
yscforis i542 bales-Scoure5, 1aazdTls "a !:
greasy 5&.GGild
SOUTH Australian tss hales-Scoured. II
g1e8. greasy. 5atd77t1s
'Tasusa ria. - hale--Cs Greasy. 1i4dTlad.
New Zealand ! 81 ha.es-s-ceUred. siz6Es
= fis greasy. f~si<I5I@d
Cape Of Good Ho-es and Natal 5sS bales
Secured. Is izd1is 81: greasy. 81.
Falkland Islands 20 5aies-Greasy 3s.i
and
Punta Arenas, 1878 halss-Greasy. 3s.d0
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IS -he u4-rss1e destination O. the battle
ship The runner = II stru1g ore. TIE
Gay previous 10 The grego-s departure
party az sailors fran The zig vessel
were discussing ths meaning CO the or
Gers. and ore was cverhsar. 20 assert
confidently that he 0raSon's next move
after leaving Pert Angeles would oe Sor
Hawaii
Developments VIII ha awaited with
EuCca interest TIE haste % tAe Ore
CONS Ie@viH- ard ire mystery surround
Ing the move has gwen e-c@1se fo- the
ever ready whisper - war. and = ina
h2tIleshtp does not fuf9n RS prevailing
expectation and p-oees4 % Honolulu,
such whispers wi4 grow very loud
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WILL RATES ADVANCE
This IL the Date Set for the Termi-
nation of the Rate War

This i the date set for the termination
ot The passenger rate war between TIE
OREGON Railway * Navigation Company
and me Southern Pacific. The res anap}lon
of the rate schedule wHl-a prevailed b.
tween Portland ans San Francisco before
ire ct VII - .ne signal for IN tuaE7a 1.sts
advance in ma fare asse3 ~ TIE Pasi.c
Coast Stears hlp Company between Page,
sound ports md san Francisco.
Whether rates would Re rt9t back - Is
srst class each way. IS undetermined
~ any rate. tha fact tnat kruse ( Ms8@
sons steamer Cleveland g now ca the
route Nth : low fare woo't not figure
with Ike Pacla- Coast Steamship Com
ns-v. o. a: lsaxc 20 declares S-perirteEd-
eat : 2 Tro'sb ridge
y cannot understand" NJ sai3 WY
,he iynn-eSsicr should prevail TIA, ,hs
parssr Coax, sgea r1ship Company red9s>e5
IS rates becaESe % the steamer CleT-laaa.
Serh i a. from the case We BIZ 70, "a
-alata mat re Cleveland s0,e-feras win
our business = the least IT, re49-tion
was made Simply as protection against
.Ae railroads. wh4ch wega bringing fares
down q q leysl which made their carrp*-
r5tfen fest When railroad fares are al
van-sd. s,aa - fs~sS OF tesS Ere MI
20 IN. lrrexpe ctlvs Of tAe acton q Ire
Cleveland
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Rostap Wool Market.

BOSTON, July s--Tae Boston CONNER
clAl Bulletin WILL say tomorrow Of the
HO0i market.
Tie sales are just ten times a. great as
L. me SANE week last year. and the ay-
rage level Of the market Is ftlst abol; ~
per ceas- higher ONO Is now a cents.
~ssInSt II cents 3 year ago. and secured
E3ue territory Is g. cents. against 81 cents
p year aso. The market continues active
IN spite % not weather The delay CT re
tariff biii Is alscourasing spectators 10
pi;ch IN and bay abroad and all swift;
steam freight Is piled with wool and wool
sto1k Tor The United Safes American
speculate tors nave jumped prices il Lon
GCa d penny h pound.
Boston buyers paid a cents In Montana
Tails week. TIE wool brought 10 cents last
year. Prices have stiffened about a cent
"a pound this week. Tie demand is gen.
er8i
The sales 20 date show an increase Of
- Ns6 - pounds domestic and NJ s-S. 1lJ
pounds foreign from the sales 20 the same
GATE In 1921. The receipts show an in
crease Of z.e61 bales domestic and 81. IA
foreign.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. Iss7 ar s 81. ASH. There were fled FOR
record YESTERDAY nine deeds, asgregafinS
H0il5 Following = a list furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company. room 4ls
New York block:
Sarah Z. Ross and husband David % J.
Vi. Fitzpatrick. lots ard :. blk 4. Law
ler's add. June d g.
Sheriff 10 VIM. Wagner. lots 10 5 l. %
Il, blk !. replat OF lots and 70 blk \.
Eaniolsts acre garden. July . go
august d Kaux - John McLeiia8. ind
= Interest IN the FUhrruaa clam. July 2.
c. q. Perkins referee. TO II. IL Eatoa,
lot E. blk I. Eastern add. May 10 sI0a
jeremiah Moriarty 20 James Moriavtv.
lot 3 blk 8 Boren & Dennv's plat except
2 feet wide Of " end taken for &t.Ientng
OF FRS. avenue. june - 81.
George Kinneer - Tx. - EIolst e. Par
ker lots and s. blk Is. @. k2nnsar's add,
July 9. sIZs.
j. .. Lowman ct TX % r. II Osgood,
LOT =. blk 1. 5, Z. Yesler's Ist add, April
:. g..
Christ Hanson % Alex Downs % acres
81 lot ! sec IL - s. June - $40
Sheriff 10 Oregon Mortgage Company,
LOT T. blk ;. Wslia WaIla sdd. June "a
sirs1I6
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The Ifonia IihefeA.

TIE steamer U-op.a. q the Tnlon Tran
al Company. was yesterday a5sle1 Il TIE
Federal ccu-. ny r.. 2 W Rogers, -
Coal Bay. Alaska TIE claim $ sor e, 20
N-ought against the captain % The vessel.
J. "A . B-sen. Tor medical attendance.
C4g-. . Brssn ADMITS a personal Obligation
20 L-- Rogers rgt says hat sAsre y 20
ground f0- A3els1S the Utopia TIE pa
pers were served ~ Deauty United States
Marshal George n. Curtis. and later II
tie Gay a ho.1 was furnished and Tie YES
sal released
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MARINE NEWS.

GRAY'S HARBoR. July I. - Sailed
Sch- Alcal5e. for Redcrdo
NANAfMO. July S.--Ssilei-Bk Carroll
ton. fer san Fra ncisco.
IQII1CE. June 2z-Arrtved-Ger sh
Ardgowan. from Vancouver.
SYDNEY. July G--Arrised--Sh Wachl-
set. from Chemarius
SAN FRANCISCO. July a-Arrlved-Ss =
Peter JehSen. &auaiuo. bk Levi q Bur-
gesS Tacoma. Ssiief-Schr Jennie Stella
Portland: schr Defender. Gray's harhor:
schr L2fjtia, Portland. ~ Columbia, De-
parture bay: str Cleveland. Ssaitle.
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Ruc0da NeWA.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
BCCODA. July a.-Bucoda and the upper
Skoosumchuck were we'll represented in
Centraiia on the Fourth. Every one
speaks wea OF the celebration.
Too much rain IS working great havoc
with the hay crop in this section. All that
is cut is 700 FAR gone 10 be harvested.
New potatoes. peas and all other garden
truck are coming in plenEifuIiy. and n4sh-
rooms are found in great quantities.
\ force Of men is rolling logs into the
r5.er preparing for q drive
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tire cocres. 20 IRE ses- ss<s. while pigs
SrTGgrs re s.. la-9H rogs. s-41~.
sEe@T--T As-e Eas a good strong rayks-
Tor sheep 8z1 sa-aa a1s. PRIME spring
la--A. ADVANCED 80 q rate E=-r- mace a.
80 Sales wsr@ rsa1e ~ from T5st -zts
ali he Hzy eoEn &c s3.s for common
larb4 wflsse yea-ls1Kx gro gnt 3 Ssss& =.
Other sheep were 81 fair demand g. = =
q ~ for rassves
Receip.s-CatIIe, sio. hegs. 1850;
sheep 0t
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Reduction
I'm Rates
to the
EaSt..,.

On July l2;h 10 Eth inclusive ara on
each Monday sni Thursday thereafter 3p
70 ana including Monday. August 9Th. TIA
OREGON RAILROAD 4 %ANIGA44tt>t
COMPANY vii self tickets 70 Eastern
points az following rates. Chicago El.fsa:
st Losis. 81 's. -. FAui El.f1 Sioux
CITY. Omaha and Karsas city. 81 81, AMI
to other points az relatively iow rates.
Fer tickets and further Information call
a. ticket Office, No els FIRST avenue. Sc
attic.
" J BIssELL. Gen. Agent,
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-. ssiox4rx we're Iss gcaS5rg cAo-S-
- a. wholesale dealers yesterday.
1S'' .aeur. Flour and Coffee
su.,, fooD.ng,--tSo.den &C. In bols. per
: ~ e: ezra C. Il o5lz. FER 70. AZ:
ery xraaglated. II o9.s Per 20; Se' e10'''
sss, iye- sc. liooolTx l--Paseas Edce.lerlt.
xoysjsv A 81 %: California brands
- suex~aeat Hour. pr Dbl, ss-9a, PEE
- REGi EraAaIn. PSI oos; % OF
- ssea : ' 'sS g ssrks' r3 per 5- cs,.
- - mai PR bbi. SO. pc ewt. ~.
- -. per bbg. ss6pi.5a. f1oaaiEss. per
E.,. cracked wheat. per c@t' - = |.
s.E.s wheat. 10 pr case N1o4e 49,
-. u~r cxt e.. pearl naraey. ~ y,
-. - n.rp boxes. y. split peas. per
- xsI.ow los. si.s5: 5o.. l25: white.
EN % 80; fiaks3 ho1s'iny. noAs.
Is asgs. e. a.,
s9Is. osr n. 10. 81. Costa Ksra.
49, Der n. 34c. Roasse9--A r :, ;.
= ss..rs eass< ver cwt 20. -. ot-Ib cesss-
- ~. s.3.& 3s-it cases. per cat $40.
.sqs s-r tins Pc 10. &c &c s.eN S;us 10
s sss r. groIna eoftee. isQ2ic. L4on, les.
e. Cos has. 5ss. sl3a
xx.t.. Provisions and Fish
r,sxs Meats (oa5sngl--Co@ beef s1asias-, /:
- sa.s sssc per n. mutton. ttxeize per
= sors 80 ger 10; veal. sl1sc peg u.
e-ssascrss (lcob.ns - Hams. large, Ats4C'
..rs su.all. lie. Breakfast bacon. ss--s;
2 g,. - rs Fssh fsSSobbingg-Haiibgt. 2gic:
.,j.or. t.ssc. salmon trout. *; ooancer
r.atrs sxles sc. rock coo, &C bIscH
- &, yerch zte45fc. mountain tfoat'
.sgc shTiInpss lec
Halter. Cheese, EGgs and Poultry.
as:tsr Raaca. s.s;$c. Washing ton
sssHsrssa. .-fD prints ltal9e.
se-ssss ijo5bins) Native Washington,
e, gohblng)-isa.sc.
c's.lrsy slsof4nx. nj kens. ia<yilc. 1--we
.ssxs. dressed cAsefs-Is. iZs.c-
Vegetables and Fruit.
yasa,oes siobbingl-oic potatoes $40
rst.errla Hsw potatoes, @atSyc per lp1 lbs,
gssetaslcs Cobbagl->Ati psAs. -azc
=. rali.oFnla orion f.-5 lc. silver skins
-e,isg 5eefs. 81 % per sack. cabbage, &c
~ h ealr8ts. & T. lettuce. i6c per doz
f.,salse.s. ho;aouse 2s6ltoc per doz. hot
aax .es.atoes, ses;9e peF ID.
es.i.sra!a. = ia .. selects, sea-. 80. new
ssafaf4sA a4gars sasli - aes tes- Uaaafs
esss oranges. fanny yalencfas. g. 5G9f5;
s,srr TaT4lgg SU 3D. - dit rranean
sxgsss seTz -; native straw berries. x.n
IS xsossleyEies. lfIiixc. cherries. --ss4sslc
= bsr, raspoerrifs. 15c1Si PER crate; Cal
sa.rsa reaeSs= 6siisC FER box California
a.rrs,s ess. Sc California piuns. 15c per
"a larFe red curraats. az good demand az
&. crate.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay .g3aangt- Puget sound, yer .Tn
Ess,srn Washington timothy. sl52
4 alfssfa s..
tsss ,toaftngI-s-u-
waeat-fss.
sA-fy y0Da.lg) or ground. per
to- 81
1ara-Waole 81, cracked. 80. feed meal.
q,
Wig & ffobaf9wl Bran. per ton, ;i5:
taerss per ton. sc.
Fsst-chopped feed. si7Qls per ton. mid
~ pr ton. IL oil cake meal. per ton
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SAILS WITHOUT DELAY.
Hurried Departure eff the Oregon
gay.., Much Comment

TIE Trite@. states bsttiesht7 oregon
vr-seeS 70 f.-n.a II following egf ner or
.s.-s 20 leave aexs sc< Port AnEsles. As
eae lee h@rs yesterday morning ard
steamed A5wn the sound tAfre waTe
rra~v who watched bar rstrearirS e3ik
sna xyor 5err3 what significance % "a
taef . TITS u11V9
WhHe can Barker has 1eals2- Or.
rather has no- sexn0-S lodged tF@t SEse
Oregon las o-ss-x 70 proceed u Homo 80.
,sa-. ia yer n distinct rGzo. TIA. s4.a
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Special Dispatch 20 the t-Irtalll-e ncer.
TATooSH. July "a 2 II ia 70 meter,
% -; partly cloudy, wind east. eighteen
miles.
NEAH BAY. July 81 p. m.-Par,ly
cloudy; light east wind. tugs Tyee ard
Lorne In rhs bay.
CL.ALLAM BAY. july At n m-Clear:
calm
PORT ANGELES. July a. r. ma
rofneJer. 500; clear. wind west two miles
United States ships Concord and Oregon
and ship WendUr Ii the bay.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
Joseph Anthem, Francis. Wash.
r. 5: Fife. North Yakima
II. Fl. Cooper, Enumclaw.
George Morris Shelton
Finley Cook Shelton.
Mrs ". Steele. Nanaino.
VI. n Schumer, Chicago
James Gray, Woolley.
{. Rusiad. Hoodsport.
Mrs c l. Madison. Port Townsend.
a. NJ Jones. Clifton
r. B. Symilgton. San Francisco.
A Newhan. San Juan.
J. NJ Babcock. Co peville.
J. Creagh. Vancouver, B. c.
&. W Houle. City.
. A Prescott City.
William Cassidy, City.
THE sTEvENa
Adam Appel Portland.
j z. Anterior. ST Paul
+. r. Keith, Tacoma.
J. : Jones s.. Paul
J G. Carter. Tacoma.
c. z Lewis. Butte. Mont
Edgar Rochester. Philadelphia
VIM Weston, Walia Walla.
VI IS A. Lawler. Everett.
Geo s Beecher san Francisco.
d c Betting and wife Back Diamond
Miss A. Bailey, San Francisco.
Mrs. a Green. Wisconsin
Miss s. Shake. Wisconsin.
T. L. Tobin. San Francisco.
Isabel Tohin San Francisco
r Shaw. Tacoma.
II. Livingston. P0rtI2r nd
Helen livingston. Portland
A Z. Charlton. Tacoma.
Chas, 7. Walker ana wife. SpoAans.
Mrs Holt. Spokane
Mrs Mary Mann, Whatcom.
THE DILLER
H F. Mckay Per, Madison
Mss I. +. LYMAN, Tacoma
A L. Hill Edmonds.
+. c. Molsoersers Edison.
John Ggllersrs. .shlp Oregon
: Smith Novelty.
J. \ Cooper. S1oQuairlfe.
O " Hemphin. Snoqualnie.
s r Boynton, M!unea polls
A E Pretty ballard.
John ". Gillespie. San de Fuca-
Mrs J x. Glllespse san de EucA
y =. Welsjee. Shelton,
r \ Noyes. Port Gamble
NJ f Iis s,j,s NJ Bor 5 d FST, lambda
Francis Dunn. Chicago.
J Nelson and family. Port Townsend
Miss Carrie Charles. Shemawa. Or.
Mss Tone PuysiGp-
/. I. Gray. Tacoma
THE BUTLER.
/ Hartz. L. :. s Oregon
Haroid Preston. Seattle.
: HENRY Vancouver.
J y Prosser. Davenport. Ia
Ms. Hooker Moryiaiown. " Y.
e 4. Mckee Sacramento.
- e MaydwsU san Francisco.
Ii Il Pybaner, i. Chicago.
J. z. MoT1ouxsO. Victoria
c < McDouEaii. Victoria
\. ]. Walsh. San francesca.
George I. %allinE. Oakland
George Gasc6ss. II Conner.
DIR and Mrs. : : Salisbury, Les Aag.a
stuav; NJ. Salsse1rE. Los Angeles.
Mkt Salto Tacoma
Victor Staaiecker, San Francisco
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-~t Meth Western lire cc--p-ssex ever
~ --gses @ perfectly equipped rsffwzv
-. s,ts~,ss Iowa Wisconsin rFr~ts.-
>ft~res--a Ne-rh Dsxoya ssus~ oa@-s.
~.h-sxEs a-a wy1-i-g- l. c-s-atss -
e~~xt TRANS n re wc-8e- T-s service >,
f~e8~s~n Ntxe cSe@ ara al t1- r~srctpsT
~srs@4 o zee East Eo1 Southeast ca7ret
=. ss,--s e~z4 Trssst en- aavtry you~ tScxet
.ts The Sa-ta- ~ g tern = - Parker
Commercial. Ass2;, s. s.sss sysa-e. sea-.
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Ffn Hrial.

LONDON, july s.-Consols. 1T--@ silver.
: .l-ls1s Erelca rsHt@s, IA ? q ~
NV YORK, July STE Ergnirz
Pesrs London financial c2bIegra-r says.
The zfocA market nErs AFTER a day a.
extrsrne dussnezs closed frrn. Amer n
rernai-eG u1dg- ne Nv York rar.tF. The
only feature - as & revival OF tn dems 4
for Argentine rails. Copper rss firm
Canadian Psc!Scs we lar bought for
New YORK pr8.seS 81 tae close
Or the Paris boErse -he.S was better
rons ard mare business
nc S@.lsn m rkst waE nuIe.
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River Steamer tn Go to Sea.

PORTLAND. Or, July s.-The stern
wheel steamer II. {. Grady Il about 10 be
released from the tolls Of the law. and
IL is announced that Capt Denny viii
start the steamer next Monday on her way
to San Francisco. where she VIII engage
in the Sacramento river trade.
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

q he cay ToaIs 20 ne popular and srtivs
mining districts % God BASIN Goraoa
Creek. &artin Greek Sl8yxTtDa. Deer
Crsek. Goat Lake and Monte Crs=to
Z e scenic route Tar i0arls.s. nsAIns
sn1 camping oarI.eA
Commencing Monday. April -. the Ev-
erett a. Aoa.s ,'rfsto Railway Company
~iif IrAGgura. . daily train service
Trains VAL leave Everett for MontA
Crszto every morning. except Satsy3sy
az sunday. g.. - a.
Train xui ieavs Monte Cristo FOR Ey-
srefs al ! u ?. q. every morning except
Sunday zn3 Mos day.
IN THasssa~s an3 Thursdays No. with
-au - E'3vsrtnT only. ara on y cdr eS3ays
ard FT3says between Silversgn and Ev-
srstt oriy
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EreaG stu Us.


LIVERPOOL. July s-Wh-st-Stsat /:
No standard California. 3Is, carEo~s OF
ce&ss. r1fHtEs aoiug. ca-gocs or passage.
1r-n. English country markets, .rErs~r
French country markets steady: Liver
POO. wheat No. California IS sd: " heat
n Paris. quiet. -four In Paris steady
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uay. Grain and Feed.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July a--W@hcat-M Milling price.
vs. eillh y No. biglstem. DC. export
wge, nam.aai
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ylRKETS AND TRADE.
Seattle, July 3. !G-
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

s.-- witnessed ~, change IN The
- ne Eo~at rrarke1- Eggs and
css. .a. Jrsrns.., Grsn, but prices are TIE
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARK Er.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. July a--Wh@at-Walla
Hsl.a. s5fsxc, valley SIC per hushei.
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TIE following table. complied by Brad
s-reer's Slows IRE total cisa-zrces az TIE
principal cities and he percentage Of in
crease or Increase az COMPARED with 10
CORES pending weak LAST year.