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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
wAere ssfaier- are Hit.

<fEW TUX &NsA at1 EsAa2tS$
great military authority says that
when wsll-oailt nan OF SIX feet = Tse!nx
shs enemy - presents a surface 10 oe shot
~ q l.aas square inches
His face has al AREA q dffy-sx inches
and lis neck OF txoaky-tarse Eachss. and
eat OF every hundred men wounded In hat
tie fourteen wl.& be wnan6cd In these
parts TAey are the NEST exposed parts
81 The body, whether tire seEaeaASnts be
n = trench Or oshlaa a tree o. wall
The trunk efers nearly four times as
large a target. hut i IS usually protected
oy some form Of defense work and Is
therefore 1T oaiy nineteen times "a hum
drsa.
AS scraps says. Il seezas sxtraorain-
airy that the arms have as great Al area
almost as the body. That = 10 say. what
the automiss calls arms. which include TIE
shoulders. They measure @9s inches. and
receive thirty oug Of the hundred hits The
reason they are ogtener wounded than
the body IS that they have % - exposed
50 much ia nrlng.
The legs. including the hips. have the
largest surface OF ali. measuring - square
inches. or nearly twice as much as the
arms. But they are nearly always pro-
tscted by breaStw0Tks. rising ground
trunks az trees. etc. ans 50 they are
wounded only thirty-fvs times cut OF tie
hundred
While fighting al close quarters the head
ard body suffers very severely. and when
fighting behind trees the arms. having 80
be put forward 70 fre. receive an unusual
number Of wounds.
curious fact which every veteran
knows 20 his cost. IS that when the ground
is hard bullets are detected upward and
wound the legs and lower parts Of the
body. while. IL the ground were soft. the
BULLETS would bury themselves la Il.
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

Steamship city o. Pushia wfil saii this
morning for San Francisco.
There viii - two Departures for Alaska
tos8aV the Willamette in the nornfnx
ard The Resale iu the evening.
The Nippon Yusen kaishA steamship
KaRo~hsraa NaFu viii SAT- at daylight To-
morrow morning for Jafian. with q gem
sral cargo af see9 tons
BY an error. II was. ststed IN yesterday
m erniugN paper that Capt Oliver was
master 0k tbs steamer Resale. lie was
succesded several weeks ego b. Capt
~ Hrieu.
The barge City q skasuag, formerly
tfe snaetoat Skagit. Was towsd down the
she win b. taken TO SkaEaay and ihers
used as a hotel
schooner Laurel. Cart @. ". Torrsy.
was wVd ont yesterday ~ the tus
Wasp The Laurel VIII Esti 20 kion6ixe
Alaska. wlth cargo q general sappa<s
ard q 90 feet % iumber-
A ruuar that Tho schooner Gen. Siglin
wgas 70 - sold % capt BENJAMIN. tss
slvnr. vas not confirmed yesterday b.
SUPERINTENDENT J. n. Trow bridge. ~ tbs
Parfar Coast SteArsshsp Company. wn9
has the huik ln his cafe.
steamer Humboldt Vas loading a.
Eesw bach@r's dock yesterday. psspALA-
tory 20 her voyage 20 81 MieaAeI. undfr
charter 20 the North American Trans
povratEgu r Tra6.rE Company. SIC VII
r. rarar % fmnws az soon as th@ United
@raseT troops sire ls 20 convey noEth
ahaH arrive from the East
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Sept; 0.-conxosA ifIsi: silver.
New YORK. Sept s.-Ths Evesa!nx
Posts London financial eAolssrarn @ysi
spart from = snAl revival n Engltsa
PALS Americans weTs euI at rs opeisfr
on n. New York lssd this morning and en-
rs,yorFs az business & faculties Of q large
a-ss-asor IN New York. whoss name Was
mentioned 81 . London Tinss caalt o. to-
sav TIRE vsas uttfs deposition here 20
purchase largely ca the Eeactior. pat sew
YORK baaEnt Denver preferred ard some
-fher stocks thts afternoon. ard prices
clcs@d generally frmsr. Tia PARIS &2d
Berlin naEksss were duh
Breadstaas-
LIVERPOOL. sspt 2a-whss.-sseady:
eSrxoe~ or eaaSs, nothing dong cargo .
on passage. quiet Ter waite. sasv far red .
rne4gss easan.ry markets, generally %
chearer: French country markets. nrEai
Tsy@-vscxs wheat. %a. Z California, g Se1
a. "a, wheat IN Paris asset; Tour ~ Pans
euies. quantity g wheat sad h22f o. 80 80
exs % fsnIsea Kingdom, 1.~saass3s quantity
- xrheas s-a s0Gr 70 c00ttnsYsf. 80 90
Tnasan skksrsents II wheat 90 Nu.te4 King
aorn. ranS. indian sssp-aeslis Ok wssak %
oenIsnsnt. nenss iaagor5s -, ..i,, -, =, -
TD%TsD~. sept z0.-'1ns Marx Lane Exe
-~.s4 reviewing - crop s5sgatton. says;
z~hDs1rA shs RuEssan Whea; crop - Ns1a q
- srsrn -. tha bser Judges credit Russ ..
wfth being G14s % export 80 US u
y1,FFs pol. sept. a3-Close: WHEAT
No. / red WesseTB ElnteT. sle21E a. q
$50 No 7 red NoTaheTu spFlng, - 81
s-g~rs-A uaer3c4a mixed Es'9< H%%. a1lgt
e "a Srp,eEnhssr, s. tsee
g~ese Imports II ~rRAE &nfo 1ssTerFs1l rcT
~ waeE from At3zrtse poTts we're e -
r-5a~sers. ron pacahc ports. naSs; frosn
-. ffrsver-@ ~ corn tnto T4vsrpcoi wsrss
r,-s-s Aslansss pcrEs. 1S.5as qzarSeEA
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ETsngAaa q. Marrix Rss1gnees os Sosses-
f1-S L0sn an1 TrssSs Company, lot - asx
& A. A. DeGEay's ssa a&a. - 81. :, Sts-4-A
David - SozAei e *. 10 u J. ksed41E-
scn, k9s (. stk & Rotnell &Ag Isl ISIS 80.
Minerva ESyusea . Iaan 81 ftsed. cts
"a ~ - . q. tx 4 loss d ena u. 95S ?
Waite & M&11lags add. Atss Ses1tle.
Sep. y s7A
IaowA@s J. Tncznas ei Xxx 10 Thomas
RvssS, .e1s : AID 3 alA 3 E,ngiE~S o.. 20
s.k q, S1xks - ada .aS - az ! ps21 q
1sos..@ tract. aas - a.k l. hlrAl2nd PARK.
WssaAnxsee sd. Aag - lse q G stew.
N5&rscS ". l0w2e % Frederick y liar
lev. -. & blk = EraAcess adj. JAY e. 81,
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The branch photographs Office. customs
hcaSn. Port Townsend. VIII IaFntsh CD APP
pilcaslon. free q eaarge fun Information
regarding the following noftces TO us@Iinefss
AaFiafte ia, Austro- funs arr, Tfiesles
San Carlo mole alteration IA lights.
Baltic sea. Germany, AIS fioFd. shoals at
entrance OF Ais s1ud.
Brazil santos approach, amended par
ticulars 81 rock westward Of IaEe de SAM
tos
Central America. west coast. Salvador.
JiquiliscO bay OSort Ell TTianfol, general tn-
formation
CHINA sea. Hongkong. alterations in
storm signals.
china SEA. Pescaaores islands. ponghan.
foal ground sosfih-sontheast Of rock south
eastward Of Lichia point.
England, west coass. river AeFsey and
approach. Regulations respecting vessels
lights and signals.
Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm canal, Lloyd 3
signal stations AZ Brunsnuitel and Hos-
tenAu.
Gull Of 81. Iawrence. Prince Edward ISL
and north shore. Richmond bay. Darniey
basin ard Fish island. alterations IN lights.
new lights.
Mediterranean sea, Sicily. IAeaia. hea-
cons on East and West moles
New York. East river. Rikers island. al
terafi0n in position % light.
New York. Fire island. permanent light
vessel 20 be replaced on station.
North Pacific ocean, amended positions
CT Palmyra and Washington stands;
Norway. south coast, Mannenord, Hath
dim light altered in character.
Norway, south coast. Ris0r approach. al
iteration 10 character 81 hGht on stang
holm.
Russia. Gulf Of Bothnia, Kailo light. al
terasfons IN sectors.
Russia. Cult Of Finland. Abhorfors APP
preach. buoyage OF certain shoals
Sweden ffgls OF Bothnfa. ornskoidsylk
approach. alteration ~ MainTo light.
Sweden Gulf 81 Boihnla. South Quarken,
shcal southwark OF Market Lighthouse.
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Health is the Foundation
of Success in Life.

The greatest trlurnphs In II. financial
as wei az IN the social weird. are made BY
men whose physical. mental and sexual
a-7shood IS unampaired
Are you such mzu7 II you are. you
are then prepared for the great battles OF
Efa
But = you are not such q man. II you
feel that your precious manhood II slow
II. steadily, silently SLIPPING away from
YOU CT Il you have Narscocsfs. Hydro
csse. Gonorrh0ea. Glset. Structure or
Syphilis Tssnfs in your system or II you
are tormeuted with Rheumatism. Rupture,
Catzrrh, Piles o. any Blood o. Skin D1z-
ease or X q Chronlc Disorder T. seated
n your Heart, Lungs, Liver. Stomach,
Kidneys. Bladder or Urinary Orgzns-fs
this Is your unfortunate condition. you Will
nope ID vain for your share OF the splen-
did prosperity that viii be enjoyed BY 9TH
ers unless you first do something 10 re-
cover your failing sealth.
No one Is better prepared 70 assist you
thar the wsai-Anown and popular Epeclal-
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MARINE NEWS.

Special Disgateh "a the posi-fntesigenctr.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept ~ schooner.
MARY nodgo arrived lsst nignt. tnlrsS six
davs frors fsilN. ard reports having spoken
4 ship ia longitude 1881 west, latitude
az moran. on september II. Tying signal
letters j. y NJ T.
tune from Aherdesa for san Francisco.
EUREKA Sept. A-Sailed-Str ALI
anee. for Coos Bay.
SAN PEDRO. sept. @-S1sied Ssptem-
Der iN-Srhr Annie Larsen. for Tacoma.
schr Bertha DoIher for 9raSs Haroor.
COOS RAY. Sept. 24- Sailed September
I2-Str Cxarina for san Francisco.
VALPARAISO. Sept. 3.~-4Afrtved Sep
TENDER le-Rktn Encore, from Coos Say.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept. G.-~ArrlNcs--
Bk Olympic. Departure bay; schr ]. NJ.
Colman. Tacoma Satied~Str comma.
Astoria: schr Twilight Grays Harber. or
Noy0 YaguEna bay.
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FOUND HANGED.
spInisns Divided Between sssefas
ana Mard~r.

yewars -. Holden. q carpenter was
ssan9 hanging 20 the limb u q trss IN in-
woofs Tires and BAR miles from this
city today He hfFed a hoFsa and err
rage 70 SO % Aillipovt SATURDAY Afternoon.
ire horse ana wagVa were f9aHd ness ~
Th~ wagon was covered with bieS1. an
Holden had tao Eashe@ on RS rixnt ARA
above tha elbow ard fg9r Oh nis Wrist.
evidently cut xifa = knife. bat 10 kaifs
coalg hs found or aay Eoonsg on hss g%f-
ar ss.h0eagh hsz wife said - bad fis7
49,. he left home. TIE family sDrralas
faesg uIay The AUTHORITIES are of To
srsnisa tn4t Hoisen committed sgssaae.
Hafssn was 3Gnio- vice eoMfnzn1sr OF
Hazard Peat, u. A. T., % this city.
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s.cks s. bran. sacks. 81, 90 wasas-E-on.
Es@ -1sf1Et-gs. sacks -. DO wa<asrg-
Sc, =. ray. tazs, 81 straw. Tors. 3 hoEs.
s.les s.; mustard seed. sacks 10: sao-.S
fsls EoSL bales. 80 % Washington =:
zsacs. s1rnssr. rs: quicksilver TASKS. $;
Nl-as ga1lo7s. ASA
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Atlis.u-s-M4dIinss s1Sg2 Pr tor:
Hsy-WheaS. sfise1s: wheat ard car.
fssi5; ez[ slse1.. essr esrley. 500: ar
ala S1les caovsr. s. 59xs -. stock 81
Sde' cenE-essed wAeaE. sl-gl35e. straw.
vexe.z nlss-Early Rose potatoes. ssa
&c; Salinas Bu-osnks. -ssSsc: river Bur-
BANKS. 4osssc: river reds. 59asacs sweet
.0iatoes sic Der pound. oascns. silver
skl1A SE@c p5v Genital Bay eacu-ners.
-gEcs garsIc, 2as5@s4c; green peas. ta3zc;
sgYEg beans. ks9s-szs5 3sEy squash Ssss -ssz,
river aaa esy tomatoes. zs5ssc. green
corn. A7scs Csili Ersen peIaers. ssSse;
liraa hears ttz7zske per pound
F'-g1lts-Chc.cs APPLES 5aHsSes crab ar
Pies. -eSe Per tex; straN berries. 300
gaaTs -: Auckiebsrries. seesc per pcssrsi;;
cantaioupes. sSc8SI-o9 per crate: autmsgz
es.k4sc pr soxs lss. se~Sss, double Layers.
Eos;alanssea3 srsgss A4-Ss Mase@Es,
peaches. sa7Hac; pe1rs chefea' sasS Eses
pi4ns. 9olTc; xassrfneiors. se1 e Der 100.
oranges. A-5e41&. Mexican lines. s.. CGlfar-
nia lemons. fancy. s.; California lemons
common. S11sa; bananas. &E9. plnezp-
pes, si-SesF4s Smyrna 3gs. IS1lsc.
But-er-Fancy creamery. esI-scs sec
on1s do. $3.50: fancy dairy. zz4-ic. SEC
ends do. 1sI@c-
Chesse-Fancy Mid new. sSas1sc; Cali
fornia cream ched6ar. lie; Young Amer
lca, lo4lle: Eastern. l24ltcs Western.
llGlsc.
Egg-store. IST2ic: ranch. SgNc: East
ern, 1SfIzc. duck l60ITc
Poaftry-Live turkey goohlers IsGI7c
I've turkey hens E4Eise: oid rooste~s. s. %
a.. young roosfers. Ss.58Ef4.53: small broll-
ers. e. 75<a5e; large brollers. 3. 755a: frv-
srs &l2-5: hens, Ss.5e915-sas ducks, old
Gl5@2; do young. &<s5. gees 81 - 10.
soslngs. E-s0slL55: pigeons. sl9LZ.
Wool and Hops
Wooa-Spring. Nevada, Ioal3o; Oregon.
H1lAct Northern. fsN lSc; fan. Southern
cgast lambs. 6sa1lzc; san Joaquin lambs
SQ5e; Northern lambs sslI0c; mountain.
H11ilcf san Joaquin plains. 1l9c.
Hops-crop OF lssa. e1lac. new. leGl5c
Per pound
Financial.
Sterling on London. sixty days. "a ga; DO
sight. ASA.
Financial.
Silver bars :. sss Drafts-Sight -. s
Mex. dol 49,. $50 :eisl Telegraph E. .. IA
Miain< stocks.
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ST. JOHNS. Sept Is.-rhe Norwegian
steamer Eugenle, which went ashore yes
terday on Grut island, has broken into
pieces and will ne a total loss The crew
escaped, but saved nothing. They were
almost washed of the decks by the heavy
seas The British warshIp Cordelia sailed
today 10 inspect the wreck and report as
70 the pTacsicabliity OF salvage opera
lions.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Sep. e0-The local whsas
market Is quiet. the prevailing duIi1sss n
other markets having had a hzd effect
here. Buyers and sellers are apart IN their
IDEAS as 70 values and as = result there Is
noe very much selling. 4 cargo OF Gour
and a cargo & wheat cleared today, ard
tpa more are loaded ready 20 clear. Char
tazs reached hiEa-N teF marx saturday,
when = aaf-tcn bark wa chartered a.
rs ST Exporters were inclined 20 hold
aleof from ossaess tadaF. GJt Isdz 70
change n Quotations; q SIC f1- Wala
WaUa ana SssSTc pr 1zs1el fer valley.
f~learet-~E fish bark Cumbrtan. for
c1-eers.ovn o- E'alm -Csh f2- orders, e "a
hs-rass = rcur. vaiUe 81 5so. British shtr
TsfraNrasgre FOR Caverst1w1 ~ Fslmouta
for orders. 1880 bushels q wheat va-Ga
g. 500
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inieillgence-.
TATOoSH. Sept. NJ p ua---tsarczneter.
- ID. claadys Wlnd west SIX miles
NEAH BAY. Sept. a.-4 p n.--t Cloudy;
calm.
CIAALrsAM BAY. Sept. sa--a ,. m.-clear;
brisk west wind.
PORT ANts gl.EsS. sept ~ ?. m.-~Ba-
roEneter. Se.l. clear; wind wes1, Nssa
miles
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Nichols Passage Spindle dfscontinued-
On May - Walden rocks spindle, sur.
mounted by q black and white barred.
situated on Western rock. Walden rocks.
Oh the north eud OF Annette island. was
discontinued and has been erased from
the charts.
WranEel Straits Buoy moved-ou May
n, Point Lockwood rock buoy, black spar.
No o. was moved into ~ feet Of water TO
the bearings. December point gtsngentp.
SIS. AS.. distant Is miles. Point Lock-
wood beacon. s. BY +. = T.. distant IL
mile. The chart has been corrected ac-
cofiinxly.
saginaw Channei--Favorite reef: buoy
moyed-On June 3 Eavorite reef buoy,
red nun No. = WIS moved into ~ feet 0f
water OF the Eouthwesterly edge OF Fe-
vorita reef to ths bearings. SyFnonds
point (eff tangen), Sc. = E.. Barlow
point SW hy W II W, Point Retreat,
" = - The chart has been corrected
accordingly.
PERI Strait--Northern rapids. buoy
moved and CHANCELLOR June {. Rose ISL
and rock buoy, black No. 5, was charged
from p aacund-riass can 10 second-esaes
spar and moved into ~ feet Of water about
Ito feet east OF che rock which Is bars
e. extreme low tides. The buoy Is just
clear % the keip and should - Jeff TO
the westward. " r. on TIRE bearings Big
Rose island Tangent y r. p1a1ie. y.
Range creek tS9ufh bank. II. ~
yellow point tangent. SS.W. = w. Tho
chart has been corrected accordingly.
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We are rsw prspEr@9 70 40 con position.
FER tie trade tzzy s1s2sarsI L SeapasetA.
.stulsn pgssfer ard Lgrr Primer. Est2s-
ssrtsos xuarxntssa. Cal % address Peat
Ins4.laserSer. sexstiA
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THE
DAWN
OF
PROSPERITY.

Good tines are coming. With them win
come great opportunities Who VIII make
TIE most Of such oppors1nft2ex7 VIII they
De weak pury. Insignificant u1ens OK
viii they be strong. hardy. energetic. am
bitsoaz ie-@l-hezde6. sels-confssen. zen
There Is 5us one answer.
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A1s-zs Ex =. LIS EEfteG States :. "a
american TX Ut Wells Fargo ...-ss
miscellaneous.

A1s-ls TX :. Is gntte6 States :. a
American tx Ut Wells Fargo .---ss
miscellaneous.
A, csa Oh = :. 81 Ora IMP. CO -
An SPIRITS :. ~ Pullman Pal ...-rsxss
Preferred = :. * SILVER Cert =, =. g
ArE. Tosscco = ask star. 4. & = -
= 1eserrsl :. .1Izls sugar = ....- ls.sa
co- = =, = - 80
~ & L -. - Errfs-T@d -. -
Gen. Eieca, :. = Es Preferred =. -. So
i clsis Gas :. i CHI . q v -. -
o1seksllyer - - . Nat. In on -. II
General Quotations.
Flour-Recepts sAls4 barrels, Market
steady al dav bat lacked EXPERT demand.
sales being ehsssy for 5oehsng .ecCunt
Nsest-kecsipes. KISS bushels. eS-
ports. &S.s2S bushels. Spot. nrns No. :
red. ss@cuI. Options opened weak under
lower cables. rallied en- covering z81 aver
aged firm az dag. influenced b. export
heavy clSarsrces, closed he nes higher
No. red May assc closed 80 Sep
s5Es9s7c. closed sss4e
Aops-fSrrn-
wcol-FirTn.
Petroleum United closed ros4c
inaliy Sc
Coffse-0pt.cns opened barely steady.
VITA September and October unchanged,
and other months ! Froints lower closed
quiet az sGIe points net decline. Sales.
s.ss bags Including December. 6sSGS Tacs
March. T.aoef7.a5c. Spot coTee-Rio. firm.
No. invoke. Esc, tohhtng. TSse. Mild.
steady: Cor9oya. I8ssGist5c.
Sugar-Raw. fiFmer. refined. nrna-
Dairy Products
Eutter-ReeeIpts IT'S packages: very
nrm- Western creamery. lzxgS9c; Eig4rs.
&c. factoEy, SasiSsae.
Cheese Receipts. a.IzS packages steady,
Large white. siscs sEaaA white. sac. large
c0lnred. SIC; small colored, sisc. part
skins. sissEFcs fun skins. sAssS4e.
EggzRecelpts. ASS packs ges; firm.
State and Pennsylvania. iss.4l sc. West
err. IKE
Metals.
Pig iron-warr2H,s. very quiet E.Is hidi
S7.is asked
Lake coppzr-Quset, Sis
Ttn-FsFm, si5 - bid and $3.50 asked.
SEselter-Eirm, $s.1SzI4A
lsad-StromEs exchange price. &A2SS3 40;
brokers prices. 81
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Special Dispatch 20 The Post-TrtelliEsncer
WAT.LsA WATI.A, sept 10-TheTe Is
noshlrg 6ofng IN the wheat market Prices
were &c for club sG6 Sc for b3uestem-
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cce4nsntaI Hotel: Rest family hossl In
ssase. exrAlisnf rooms al rsaoosrn improve
uasuta No bar.
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.esoouer Excelsior VIII SAT- from
n.-Ix - FOR Seattle on September -.
g ffs.s..s~-sng xi.h steamers for all Pu-
y szsSs ports. Freighi. 81 Per ton.
rates 70 all points.
ssfssx1 raTxE' Agent. Arlington dock
i...ssoas. Pike =
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. SEPT =. tss5-
ExeHscEss q. TIE Ssztei@ Tacoma ana
Portland clearing 1o1Srs today were.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Rreaasfnn..

SAN FRANCISCO sept a-vheat =
unchanged Tor srot al.ho0E6 ths r1z-kes
arrsenrs stronger CAfc&go wss hiEher ara
local speculative values ar also advanced
Bar.ev = ssroSgs sEog S fairly active bot
outtnHs z~@ very quiet Some rev croe q
large vRaCw caTn n c|ETea. 10 sr7an yei-
~ hsra ana very letle Waite There = 20
enanxs n oats; recesD.s. na2rly Il 90 cen
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sIy JrAN ISLANDS.

rEANER LYDIA THIOMPsoN,
~ {aos Of Main street. MONDAY v.
@.sssssssxy and Friday AZ a. m. for Port
ee.~-ssrd Gan Juan Islands ard New
sssrs.r Rsfurnlng leaves New what
=. Tasrtay, THrs6ay and Saturday. al
n Thompson. nager-ownsr.
nv rnrzrdus a Co.. agents. City dock.
fsssasone Main 81.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
w.LLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept z1.-Y-hs at-ouist; clos
sng. No. ! bIustsm, Soc No. ! club. $50.
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strictly arxs class: 81 uotsrn improve
--~vfs. rax Sample EoaEzs.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
fsue Card In Eject June l. 1887.

uArT1.E EVERETT 4 wHATCOA
ROUTE.
Ez:e Of Warrington leaves Ssattls
~. except Saturday, at 10 p. m.
1zTTT,F 4 LA CONNER ROUTE.
7shsnvsn leaves Seattle daily. except
k1tay a. ] a. m
fs;rrkcns Main Z1s Yesler dock.
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Tan Camps 8searonf ana Cheese.
A rew cs.iczcy. At yolT gFoeeEs-
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Kno... Knoss. KsosA Kno-~
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TACOMA.
vAScouvER. b. C.

-. steamer Scheme for Port Town.
- a.seor,es. Whateom. BLAINE aud
49, 49, Yesjsr wharf Mondays and
asv. 1 "a. Blaine, 81; Vancouver.
- -, Inflammation. Yesler dock
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MARITIME RECORD,

roRgcAsT FOR TUESDAYS
Portland. Or. Sept. y. ~
Fair; stationary temperature.
z. s DEPARTMENT Of AGRICUTr
TURg. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. WASH. Sept. a. 1871.
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STEAMERS.

~ ABERDEEN
- q x6R TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
rAII. ExcEPT SUNDAY.
.ru2Eo1lAH
voR r1cOMA AND OLYMPIA
Arx srraTTLE AND Ia
40 oE[rssML. 20 cESTS.
.os.Ho TRIP. $ CENTS.
CITY DOCK. Agent.
- - WILEY. Manager.
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ss TTAMsHIP COMPANY.

sfTE ETEAAsf1AF N~'A1 an
AND AND EyANGEL-
SfEA cn Tnvnxerd-% esh Bay Route
fnftk ss.,.rd leaves Yesler dock sur
sssntg 0sIas srd thursdays at fI.s9
- TO- s,r Townsend. Port Williams.
= 90 o. ArseIes. Port Crescent.
kr.sesesA rpvsht CfaEIsm Bay and Seaa
xdJs5ufk arrives al Seattle D. u.
-, NIT rs Steamer Evsrgei leaves
e sss @ Porrt a aSygseN mse e9ss as
- ~ DO .. m arrives Seatfls
l.,s Ssys al I'D ,. m
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rrTpo flrst-class iron steam
- sAi Wing IN New York. suita bic
~ 80 .yais. Apply 20 BarncEon &
e as 10y Mutual Life building.
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iNkElS TO ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
va the following popular rou,..
Shacfo Through Oregon ana r..-
oo0 fornia. passing NJ. sazs.s
Ogden Through Sacramento. s.,,
Lake and Denver.
SUnSpf Through Los Anx.,e.. n
rSsS and New Orleans.
same rates "a via Northern ranes
vio-To Sam Franei,~o-a,o
from Seattle tourist: sIs rrrs-eis.. h,.s
1sns SerlA. fer train lsavfrsr ey~r~
1850 ss1s . a. points t. Japan. Chin. ara
lbs. A GRAHAM Dist. rs- ara
49, e. - sas first Avenue. seatrls.
80. sa P2cs1.e Ave Tscrnna 49,
.aAHL.A-s Il. MARKHAM. Ger Frwt
ana Pass. Ast-, Portland. ORA
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SPHINX.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Our snOw-maker let off a few hand
fuls of snow last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Hand, OF Burbank,
visited with VIM. Barrett and family
Sunday.
Miss Mary Running, OF Nora, visited
with Sphinx friends Monday.
Mrs. p. W. Merrigan and family de
parted for their Beresford home iast
Saturday. We are very sorry to lose
this respected family. We all wish
them prosperity in their new home.
Miss Nellie Barrett left last week fo'
Dubuque, Ia, on a four weeks visi'
with relatives.
Messrs. Andrew Running, Tho
Olson, Ole johnson and son, John, left
last Thursday for Ft. Randall reserv,
alton to take up claims. We wis'
them success on their long journey.