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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transaetions since January 1 aAa
for Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
l. 1887, are s.. 81. as4l. There were filed tor
record yesterday IS deeds. asgregating
S, C. Following Is list Furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company. room AS
New York block:
Clara E. McTeigh to n. 81. Hart, lots 10
to L. block 81. d. 4. Denny's plat, n. Seat
West Coast Imp. Co. TO ]. s. Goldsmith.
lots II 70 II. block loo. Gilman Park. Aug.
James 5. Goldsmith 70 L. NJ. Johnson.
lots Ii to II. block 100. Gilman Park. May
John Ham ct ux. to James n. Green.
lots and &. block Z, w. G. /. Co.'S KNOB
Hill add, Kent. March g. 81.
Lillian Newman TO James Newman e.s
NV sec g, Up Il, Z. 20 a. lot 3. block A.
George F. kunze eft ux- TO Ida J. Thomp-
son. NJ lot 4. block e. Bells Heirs "a add.
Archie Williamson. James Dougherty and
J. ]. Ferguson, by Archie Williamson.
atty. to Duncan Graham. Orphan Boy. Or
phan Girl and Mono lodes. Miller river
Edward e William e. ux. to Elizabeth
:. W. Seattle. May %. issS. 500.
Elizabeth =. Malone apd hush; w; F.: e
No. Z. w. Seattle. June IA, 500.
I and ). block IS. Commercial sr add. June
Sheriff to Bank Of Auburn. MA sc SIC s.
tp 90 g. 50 a. June IL $43S.
A. II. Boyd as receiver Bank Of ArNurn.
to John Magnuson, MA Sc SEQ 5. tp %. s.
50 a. June Z, Sos.
shcrifY to Wash. Nat Bldg, Loan & Inv.
Assn. lot I. block !. Burke's ID add. June 8.
W. II. Lord to Musette NJ. Libby. lots Z
ana 8. block z. Salmon Bay Park add. Juno
g. $50.
Lyman E. Booth ct TX. to Bertha l.
Fairbairn. lots y "a 25 block s. Walling-
ford's div. Green Lake add, Feb. Is. 1884, 81.
p Frank Morrow. Hugo and Robert
Kath TO r. E. Wegeuer, all int In pit Sc Sc
sec &c. tp q. 5, March 2. q. c., 81.
r. E Wegener. Hugo and Robert Kath
TO p. Frank Morrow. pit Sc Sc sec 50. TIP 26,
r 3, March 2, q. c., 81.
State to Elias A. z. Morris. pit lot Q.
htork 23f Seattle Tide lands Nav ~ IF. q
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Hocr.TAM June fs--ArTtve5-0chr An
ME Gee ROM S&H Francisco. fer HoausAm-
SAN FEkNSgSlN. June A--Arreyesz--
Str Wellington. Groos 1eparture bay. str
SoEcl. from Gray's barber and Coos hay
sh Columbia from Departure bay. str VII
iGHssie, Seattle. SatIeG-$chr Emma Ut
ter. fer Grays harbor.
PORT HIAAk Ei4EY. June i1--Sa2led--Br
81 AAtezs Leigh. for Salsao- A<rssed-<Schr
r-xcvfsasr. rom SaE Pedro.
tsk@AIS nAEBoR, JITa 15.--Arrivsa-
Scar Defender. from Santa Rosasla. schr
Aria ts.s1. 1roya Hsdcr.do.
Esfs1ss1SI1<a. Jusse q. ->Arr1ved-Sehr ].
3. Leeds. from Astoria
TACOMA. June -S.-Sailed-Sh Yosemite.
for San Francisco.
kAHLIk. Nav m-Ar74ved-Sh 81;
Nicholas. Erorn san Francisco. Sailed
Aay @-Sx Nicholas Tnayer, for L<srtzlS.
%EiGNtk BAY. Angti &s--Agyiveo-Sh
Ixlewallyn. from San Francisco.
DjeEssIs IT. REsEAy. June A.~-Arrfved-
Sh John &. Porser. from San Francisco.
VICTORIA June l2--Arriyed-Sk Nell
rose. from Santa Rosalia.
ll.HRPGs1IA June E.--Arrived->Sr biz
CaiTDsElere, from Victoria
queenstown, June i2--<Afrfved-Br
Sh BcSswing. frcri Portland.
SYDNEY, June u.-sArrived-Bk ColuSa.
froEa Tacoma
YOKOHAMA. June is--Sa.ied-Br str
Victoria, for Taeona-
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An mixing was had that there Wu1
shinS wrong IN = certain house,
Win me relief party detailed ~ 49,
soFSed this remarkable experiences
doer OK the suspected house wAs pushes I'd
IN ths center az the principal rccn "
taeis around which were seat0d ~
persons, apparently PLAYING caraA ri
players tried 10 seem ununOlesaod ~ I'll
intFus.srA md made a show cf wtah1n2
20 continue their szre. Not to ~ ttrc4
p'N ca The members Of the rclief pa1eJl
went ever 20 the table. II was cA1o o4
oecepsson- sne OF those at the table We4
prcapsa up IN a sitting posture. dtads e.
MS lanes cards were placed 20 conpN1o
tbs deception. 7
inc stery Of Mr.. Hawthornsfs expqgS
iense Is eeing rapidly prepared tor pu1le
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tor Adv, tlser.

ftfsvtNn 1AGst1tAHEss
TIE Deraggesey OF the popo'al
= ,'qmss 80 having no rights which =
..,,,,t.. MAJ, WAS ts,snd 20 respect, b s'fni-
isr 20 .sst ss.osxs, in ts.e eorarnon assertion
80 was4ssi.stssrta burned witches
,,.,ss. ,sr.s.r, ~ the witehcra1 ILLUSION n
- sss,stsa,, common wealth 10 an snrnsss-
ss,1.. atsfn nux,,. rot this common wsAlsh
esg,sesaliy. Asi, tbs WHO'S CHRISTIAN cIs,n.
xassos, 81 that psrtsa. sfs af".a y .s.1aI-
Gently harniiiatIrz: and our SsN nh
.,..,. ,s,r.s. ia n, r,sar4y ways. were IN that
,rs...ey ,,ra.se wholly 10 cast OF the aH.
rssrvaasnx ssrsrssisisn. isHt no aaiex~s
,x'sI,-9,se aver acre burned tn Aaksa shu-
ssst~: though not many years have rsasseo
sss.cs they were said. In fourth o. Ja1
oratIoa ofYl~aa!sy delivered In bosion' -
hare been thus crussiy put ~ death.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The upward
tendency vas resumed today on the stock
n.ent 10 realize IN continuation OF Satur-
days movement. New York ignored de-
clines In London and proceeded to bid up
prices soon after the opening.
The continued strength In the stocks Of
iron and steel companies reflected the i'm
proved outlook for business in those In
dustfies.
The strength OF the low-priced shares Of
reorganized companies continued mani
fest. the advance in the preferred stocks
OF Northern Pacific and Kansas & Texas
San francisco. under sales aggregating
10000 shares OF the last named.
Quite feature of the trading was the
ohanssd q hands o outside ssss r pa
chases made through cNnimission houses.
Sugar showed sharp q in on the day.
advansss: c ss sha Gas per cent:
East River Gas, preferred. and Wells
z: Sugar. Lead, Cotton Oh preferred, both
illinois Steel Norfolk & Western. pre-
ferred. Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago &
St Louis preferred. Pullman ST. Joseph
Trading In bonds was on an enormous
scale, the sales aggregating almost $S,o0o.-
600. Decided gains were made In issues,
pro prov me Of per cent n The market de-
veioped considerable strength. with pur-
chases OF the prominent mortgages being
made FOR speculative and Investment ac-
count with considerable confidence
Government bonds also shared In the
general strength that permeated the se-
curfty market.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easy at lax per cent. !;
last loan. l per cent; closed offered at
per cent: prime mercantile paper 314 per
cent sterling exchange. dull and firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
Si.s for demand. and $4.s5A a.. s. for sixty
commercial bills, 81 S5i4: silver certificates
eoisGsnasc: bar silver. 5s5sc; Mexican doll
lars. 41Ac.
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easod Oh under realizing. but recovered
Sharply on second short scare and closed
strong, f4i4c net advance
Woo2--Fzrm-
-.Conee-OpTions closed steady. net un-
changed 10 10 points advance. Sales 30
eggs. including June, s-aS57 DC. No /. Tz.c
Invoice. SIC Sohhsrx
S1SAr-Saw. strong, refined. firm.
Metals
Pig Iron-Sseady: Southern. e. ezra 50.
Northern, CnGIs
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COLLIER DISABLED
The Wellington's Engines Wrecked
by breaking d Connecting Rod.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE collier
Wellington which left Departure bay the
morning of June II arrived here this morn
ing with her engines in A badly wrecked
condition. When nsre hours out of De-
parture bay the low pressure connecting
rod OF her main engine broke ard before
the engines could be stopped the broken
rod had smashed the top of the cylinder
and the port after column. For twelve
hours the steamer drifted about in \
dense fog while the wreckage was cleared
away and the high pressure engines were
started up. but reached this port without
further mtshap.
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Bsrbanks, $eaEc: new potatoes. sec6u
per GENITAL. nsw onions. GGdar per sack:
sasases snail aIssd Per str ss1 Ss' 80 c he
Fer: common asparagus. 6sAH per
peas. ilsT--.sc per pound: string beans. 10
small box. rhubarh. 2sasac per box.
Fruit-Royai apricots, a6ss5c per hnx:
peaches. sssssc per boa: green apples. sd
&c PR sss R peas,; zsS'e !, small i Dcs
sooseoe-rsss. iuslre per 70 f5r cersuron:.
blackherrits. soGssc per crate. raspbsrries
:sc per box: curran-s. $sGs % per chest;
caolce inxelz, aNQs:. seeahnxs. sissas:
No. h Isnons s RE- box, o: ssam sa
CalS: bananas. NaSs2.so per bunch:
p;leaDuses $315 per doxsn. Persian dates
&c per pound: 4edsec per box
mon de, lsasG5tssiizc; fancy dairy Ists11sl.c;
rood TO choice. IGlsc. common, lesYlfc
Cheese-Faney mild, new. ss5sisc; fair TO
good. .Gs-ze: ssAeosnsa crsara cheddar, II
disc, Western. loGI4c-
DO hens. ltsGile: Old ROSTERS. st9i3 Per
dozen yoass . ae $500 =. s z, .ss srollers
;ss la g: so Cd ssys5s ssT s ssns
DO. young S. ssFGts. 50: ge-se, per pair. Ises7
81: ga~l.nsz 7scgai =: pigeons, sE.s9LO
EgEz-Ranch, l2Gl4c per dozen: store.
10sxGi11xc. duck eggs. &c.
Closing Quotatfona.
wheat-Sssady; December. N.six: May.
sorf-Yellow, siG1 .oa,s.
Braa-cai!fornsa. SLEIGH
Fiaancssl.
Silver bars 49,. 5ss. sDrafts-sight 80. l7li
Mex. dolls ....4ssafs1ei Telegraph :. %
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. June H-Consols. LIZA; sill
yer. z7,ed
NEW YORK, June A-The Evening
Posts London financial cabIegram says.
The Ascot races, which will begin to-
morrow. and the approach OF the queens
jubilee are checking the stock markets,
and trading was stagnatlt except in kaf
frs, which Were good.
Americans reacted, the New York prices
inducing profit-takins here. A rally fol-
lowed and prices closed az the best. The
tendency Is 10 buy on any pronounced set
back In prices. Applications for member
ship in The Central Pacific syndicate are
numerous and influential.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
Eteadv.
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THE DrRRAxrs AT SAN ouEsxsx.


san W f1NiaN. CAL. June tra-la1r. an
MIS-. asaETsas have engaged rosxnn hero
ana wsa oSonpy them week orevtoAn ~
the GATE Row set for the exexsxfoA Jx0y ~
I,ne entire machinery IN tho MA ua1ll
VIII % running tomorrow. All t6N co.,
r.ugseaaerss that were in xhe ,y,srffns. VIII
go back 10 work. ne rinxaeuisrs are sesla.
In solitary confinement on diex Of hronil
and water. and VIII rssnaan there ,ansal Vso'
sfhearrisfslc ~ salers ward. wAasa - Is -.
erected Oh, the second neor Of the old fAn>
tory os'slaiiig, \ iinsshed wask wiu -
commences on uass ward tomorrow. when
completed the r4nxaead1uns ,,f she ,sar1iS:
VIII occsspy shis sazartsnenx Tor ~ fnIaoaes
nkte period.
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CINCINNATI, June ia srorinl q a.
Commercial Tribune frsm E1fRersburr.
w. Va. says: A phencmenA1 IN ntprFn
occurred hero today on the l&1fel ~ Hnl.
tsmore 4 Ohio railroad eass 4 IL city.
The storm shcwered hail a. 1nI1nn -
from two to three inches lone @ n inch
thick with such forco thak 49, txpcn
were denaded as complstsly - " mid~
winter. aud crops werr totally knayeA
for many miles, and horsea enttlo ara
sheep became frantic with tytehf
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A Maximum LOG Il.

speesal DISPATCH 20 the Po<t-lnteilgencer
ABERDEEN, June 1.-THE bark Forest
Queen was ,owei TO the lower harbor on
Friday with a cargo OF lumber for Quay
n,as. Mexico. from West & SHADES Msil
Cs,npanv. She is loaded 10 Il feet ?
inches. and will have TO walt until the bar
IL quite smooth before she ear cross out.
as She Is loaded 20 the maximum limit.
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shoe firms 49,

BRoCKTON. Mass. June H.. ooclal
. to the Press from Holbfook eayu s3he
Paine Shoe Company hns aoto1 Is
Charles p. Hall. The compan0 = o. of
the largest In Holbrook."
LYNN. Mass. June M--Tho No. NE
Finishing Company. manufactures sc
shoe machinery and woodWog,rlne u khfa;
city. has assigned to r. 4. WyMAa ~,
sets are unknown: liabilitiee ~ p1NeeA
at $ss.0p SIS
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miles Passed In British n.an3os-war.
az rs p. M. bark. AZ p. m: Brsstsh
ship WenSe-. AZ SIS D m: bark Rufus s.
Wood. in tow o. the Pioneer. a. so p n.
Passed OCT. q four schooner. a: 80
otstsise. two pilo. schooners and schoon-
CT hound In.
cLAt.2s.aA RAY. June A--Cloady: cool.
PORT ANGELES. June t-Rarcuneter.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Freight steamer Santa Cruz was at thu
Ocean dock yesterday, receiving the cagsla
which are destined for the Yukon. Alaska.
Steam collier progreso was expected TO
arrive last right from San Francisco Sac
will load 0 return cargo OF coal st the Or
esoa Improvement bankSrs.
Steamship Cleveland OF the Kruse &
Madison line, left here Yesterday for De-
pariure h3y. to take on 4 cargo OF coal.
She will sail from here for San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.

The NOHIhEhN-
Frank Mansfield. Philadelphia.
F. Bradshaw, Port Townsend.
D. Heberling. City.
r. H. Lyle. Arlington.
G. 4: Musgrove. whstcom-
G. Hanson, Eilensburg.
Capt L. Wiley, Olympia.
F. NJ Tnomas. Port Townsend.
E. NJ Freuty. ST. Paul.
s. s. Atchfield. San Francisco.
e. ]. Eaton and son, 81. Paul
George III. wilcox. City.
THE BUTLER
A. X. Erwin. st. Paul.
A. w. Hawks, Everett.
John G. Denney. Everett
Mrs NJ G.. Graniin. New Whascom.
Mrs. r. e. Henderson. New whatcom.
Mrs Il. II. Hegg and DIR, New Whatcom.
w. W. Tracey. Detroit, Mich
@. NJ. Geesdale. Mailock.
J. F. Burroint. Chicago
j. H. Dawson, san Francisco
p. s. Faoi, San Francisco.
E. Johns, Puyailup.
c. T. Helm, Olympia
Is Roy Pratt. Nsw YORK
c. +. Swigerf Portland
G. w. Simmons, Portland.
ID. f. Newell. San Francisco
J: f Murphy olympia
]. Hennessy. Alameda.
George r. Grant. San Francisco.
w Frank. San Francisco.
J. C. Dornin. Tacoma.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Thomas Johnson and wife. Hartford.
Mrs It. Trpen, Hartford
J. w, Gearan Skykognish.
r. ID MsNaughton, Skykonish
William BaTns, dunedin, ~. y.
c. r. Wisxai. HornhrooS. Cal.
W. L. Smith and wife, Oakland. Cal
l.. T.. Duval Olympia.
Dan Neaan. Olympia
r. r. Raymond Rossiand.
J. NJ. Bshcock. Coupeville.
William L. EIsarson. Waukesha, Wis.
J. ". Perkins. Maple Valley.
JOHN Dyer. San Francisco.
Ilaf Heath Port Gamble.
Henry Marshall. Hot Strings. ARK.
Dennis Howard. Newcastle
THE STEVENS.
]. n. Jarvis. City.
Il Ch,gfoT. Portland
Mrs Pewter San Francisco.
II Mcclellan. City.
George f.. Atkinson. Wrrtcorn-
Mrs & E Wills. ele~fsiGna.
O. =. Hawks aud wife san Francisco.
Mrs. NJ A. 1sni'n. Cis-Eiusl-
r wstta sSes wife. San Francisco.
y Sonaeya, Tacoma
Mrs. q. f. C'siufiew8aui. Port Angeles.
A e. Charlton. Tacoma.
Mrs. e. ETfEIts E&sIfft-Ass mail
] r FriSssee. FsirsaseH.
sflSs VI Cole, Bsehe. Ark
J. ~ Yorker. Auburn.
Mr. Haiser. Iacnaas.
Jcseysh Stevenson. North Yakima
Joan Han. IsouG6ary-
Nrs. -. 7. Clapp, ETersss.
7 II Reid. New Orsears
II 81 jay. Tacoma
sfre. C 4 Masssr. Minneapolis
"a rs H8vs~aord, city.
ar rraliv ~. FTaelf Minneapolis.
Mrs J NJ pscisins. fsrehs lia-
Esgward G. Finch ard family. Rosaiand.
). & Sosa&, HoGaiaTu-
VI 2 Cain, CRY.
MIS- T. Iperxa kHoqs'an
n A Curry. Portland
Fr@rk Constantine. Hoau!ann.
= \. Brooas- Por,iYsa-
Pert rornsars. Seattle.
THE pILLER.
T. scf.sluton Port TOWNSEND
Denis F'7ynn. Port rsiakSisy.
Noses 1fnrk f.aapeysi3@-
W e. Coulter GoapsvilleL
T. rog1r~ c1sp<Ts!se-
a. A. yeDonasa. szndcn. r. G.
= ~Ysnssnas Syracuse.
Ma. william Wright. PORT Gambia
= T. Toemsnn. Arlington.
s.@arrp s. HoImes San Francisco.
Mrs a. 4 Holmes san Francisco
Mrs s. b. canneH San Francisco.
James Ssewars. Port i}iaxeiey.
( Smith Novelty.
Mrs. Il. &. Johrs5n ase chr. Arlington
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Berinx Sea Arhitsn4ee.t,

OTTAWA. Ont. June n-Thera W11l -
a meeting OF the Boring sea AtbitsAfoxa
at Montreal June is Tor the purD6oa n
fixing a day and place for hearing cdqn1i&'
sci. Counsel for the United states NrI13
apply to the meeting for . reopantnx 70
the case, the application being 6oslsn
upon the allegation thar one OF The cl1Is
ants Is an American citizen and not -
titled to claim damages. The Gonn1n ~
will possibly not sit longer than one a.
In Montreal sss3Ns
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Rread.tunS and Grains.

LIVERPOOL. June H-Whsat, quiet
No. standard California wheat. Sos: ear
goes on coast, buyers and sellers apart
cargoes on passage. nominal and unchang-
ed. English country markets. dull;
French country markets, quiet and steady.
Liverpool wheat No. California, 6s I'd.
Gus nifty Of wheat and -four on passage to
United Kingdom 1.z2o. 90: quantity OF
wheat ard -four on passage to continent,
$50 00l; Indian shipments OF wheat TO the
Unitedvxingdom. 5000: Indian shipments Of
wheat to the continent, none.
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Special Dispatch to the Poet-Inteil.gencer.
ABERDEEN. June 1.-THE bafkentine
Monitor was loaded on Saturday and was
20 go 10 sea on Tuesday. but when the
tug arrived the Monitors crew were found
20 he in town drunk as lords and the YES
sci was Obliged TO lay over Until the crew
recovered
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CHICAGO. June Is. - The Ch1<nG0
branch OF the National Associa310n 6k
Letter Carriers met today and eleet64 III
fifty-seven delegates TO the national O.
vention. which il to meet In San no0e
cisco September 9. Chicago Will not hq0o
O candidate for the national presiden14s
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produce. Fruits. gte.
,I.is..,r.s-..aas -. s. go :. = - ,

Nf4sz71syss IN A*SStts-s SIS @s.f n sa Per ton
California AFa., gssr tNE., Ss4&ssI *
Hss,--NA s1eass- Stss - ssE tozss w-ae@s a. Z
sas ss3Gs e&t. SOS ~ river harley sssss~
sse@s harley. s. ~s3S, alfalfa. ss-ssS lsnga~
ISIS SOCK. sssg. s>sgag,rrvsss & ~esss, e :,
o.. new crop saSss s-sss.s5 gsE ton, cat
Ssss ~. hsxs barley. sss5s. Alfalfa 3. SIAN.
s~T ssNte. S8r.
Earbanks. SsssScs fetatu-.a Aa4 @cnaaiss
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New MhatCcm Morning Train

Take Seattle & International at 500 n
IA. TO Wickersham; transfer to stage
miles. steamer on Lake Whatcor1, electric
meter to New Whatcom. arriving at AIS
p. m. Henry Singer. manager Stage Line
Wickersham. Wash.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Jnna }i--Nheat 90. Mliisn.
price. No. I Club. l4es No. 5lues.eln. 10
export price. nominal.
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General aaesatson~.

ieuY-~fsrs-strts - sss: ewror.s. = 400 aar-
rgas. .sscSerSss}y active and fra
W Heat---GSssrrgpss. Is Sass. exports Sc Toe
t1sA@sS; spot fri. opgsJEz cFeyae5 arm
s9E asIS ausrs~s On nervous ring prcns cr-
esl s'v snail worlds shipments and gassa
6scrszs3s O. passage ard viSsnss supply !:
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Jane iS.--Wheat-.ygs al
Wslsa. 50 ssc, valley. shc.
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Is the kind OF a diver that mean
men are supposed 10 carry about.
A doctor will tell you that no
one can live with a white liver.
When the liver Ii at all disor-
dered you are sure TO have mel
anchoiy fits ana to wish TO be-
alone. You win have aiI kinds of
curious fanciea and peculiar feel
tngs. If the disorder Is only a
functional one the liver Is easily
restored TO It's normal condition.
IL the disorder has Its origin In the
abuse or dissipation OF the man,
1t Is not so easily controlled. Very
few family doctors pay much at
tention to nervous troubles. AS
q result the man who Ia SO af-
flicfai will get no comfort IL he
consiits his family doctor. This
being true. hundreds Of men are
compelled to Try other cures. As
q result the Huayan remedy
treatment has been tried by
many thousands. and those thou
sands rave been cured. just
1o,ooo men say Hudyan cures DO
you believe them? Yoa can see
their statements in black and
white. Ii is = fact. Iisidyan
cures failing manhood, nervous
debility. nsurasth~nln ana disor-
ders Of nnn called private. You
should call on the Hudson doc
tors for Information about tbs
Hndyan remedy treatment or
write fsr Circulars and Test!-
lsaos.ials.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dssgate.a 20 ing Pesss-Tnse5l ssss rcer.
SIS. partly cscl4y: ws.3 zorthvsss. e.gas
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rsaal Dunbar, naw In England. IL writing
q F,s.ei An English ESsts5on Of his Lyrics
cs LcwIy Lafs" VIII De !ssgs3 saorEay.
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urrea-:aa~ ana Grains

San FRANC -. June rs-F~o,~-
rar4F3g extras "a Tssss s.. ksvs' extras.
s. 5ss!tes. stssss r4cc> Sst58t "a
whsst.SG sslS. 34@z.8isS per GENITAL,
fallijng s. Is
Harley F'ssssl. S-'sas7lssc: choice Hr4rhf
Tsssc. Sc. new. esssss iscs erewtus. s1ss "a.
gasts~-t.os.sgss,sn n bite. sseSI e--s, god "a
ch0srs. Si.lQa84--a fancy taSsi, s. = d
Nex~efmfs.
Flour. quarter sacks e sSs. Go Croron.
L sss. wheat. c<satsas. l. Ss5 a4E1ey, cssr.fs,3S
~: oats. csata5s - 80 dswse or 50.
l,east3 sacks. 1ss ca2rn. C%OfR}S Ef szS. a.
9,aStern. 88. 30 Pogt Cas.a- .asE. r,sS
sy=asgstS = SsJ potatoes EsekA 81 -
slrssg5a gSss cn{cas. @zShs -. rgaE sase.Ss
: sls Es.lSiSsis1ss, sacks 81; ESy. fessS, 81
woaes. sales. ", 10 oregon. rs. n .ue, Sal.
aoSs. SSa
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WEATHER AND TIDES.

FORECAST E,ra TUESDAY.
Portland. Jsne II. 1907.
Occasional showers: stationary ferRpera-
ture-
n. r. DEPARTMENT OF ATPrCUL
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. June ~ 1881.
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Hay. Grain and Feed

fiay tsonhlnrl--puget sound. per ton.
ST. Eastern Washington timothy. $iE.lT:
California SIS. alfalfa SIs.
Oats gleatHaSf~ So s2e.
BARLEY goso.ugf--iSosled or ground. PER
ton 81,
Corm-w aole. 50: crackei So. feed meal.
Sc
aIlllsiafss do6asfz )-Bran, per ton, sia:
sNl~tS PSF t1n. SIS
Feed teuhtns }-&-h>Vcd feed. Ss6gfs pr
ran. asl8fEngs. per toa, So. e.l cake meat.
par tom So
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-01
Notice to Hunters.

/ hereby notify all hunters not to
trespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will be
prosecuted. L. u. HERMAN