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Acker's English Rer

Acker's English Remedy will stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money.
refunded. % cts. and 80 cts. For sale
by 2. c. III. /. Drug Dept.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

Louisville-New York, 1; Louisville, g.
Chicago-Chicago. :; Washington, 4.
cinnati-Cincinnau. 9; Brooklyn.
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onment. and in less than that time the
engines had steam UP and were ready
tc move.
AN EASY CONOIrEST
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YANKEE DOODLE IN PORTO RICO

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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. May is.-rhe bull move
ment. iHangurated yesterday on the stock
exchange. promised well during the early
part Of the day. but before the close the
advantage gatned earlier had all been lost.
and prices. as rule, were lower than last
night, not only in the speclaltses whose
weakness stopped the advance but ia the
standard stocks. and those which had lee;
the advance as well. At the opening the
bun contingent had 10 face a series OF de-
cslnes Cor Americans in London. but the
tendency OF the London market after it's
opening was upward. and the declines
there were ignored. prices here opening
higher all along the line. There was a
fair volume o. orders 70 auy. which had
come ia commission houses over nigh, as
a result OF the strength displayed yesGer-
day. and there was no selling for London
account 30 amount 20 anything.
The early advance was continued wi.h
eigor and confidence, led by Peoples Gas
and Rock Island which gained about liz
per cent each The unsettled tone of To.
haeco. and the large volume of the trans
actions in e. gave the first check 10 the
advance. When very heavy offerings OF
Sugar were joined 10 these OF Tobacco the
busi clique received an eTecsual stop for
the day and the movement, was not re-
newei There WAS A conspicuous move
fnent OF Rubber preferred, on the strength
ef the good statement OF the company's
business made al yesterdays annual meet
ing. The price rose. at one time. s& per
cent The weakness in Sugar and Tobacco
became mere pronounced as the day pro-
reaching "a within A small fraction OF four
points Tais proved 10 be a heavy burden
for the market to carry and prises fell
SWAY css 3 very dull market until near the
close. when there was a.. imitation rising.
The efforts Of the government 20 stop the
publication % news OF naval operations
have proved efIic2c!nus and Information
seemed 90 be entirely lacking in Wall
street today. This tended 10 heget some
feeling q nervousness and doubt, which
helped on The yescttSn. TIE money mar
Net WAS net 2UatAhsy lower.
Bends were GAL all day and prices
moved very uarTVSay. bur were wall held
IA the late reaction In the stock market.
Tatal sales. S.ssV.oua. United States new
Is coup we're = per cent. lower in the hid
Grsce. Others were UNCHANGED There
We're sales OF the OLD As reg If 81 0sss de-
cssrse 0f y per cent. from the preceding
sales
Money and Exchange
Money on call steady: si4xS rcr cent.
last leans Ia per cent prime mercantile
nAnAx- xs>2xk Rag cant. starring axchanSA
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT BI.AKELEY. May 1s.-Arrived.
May II, schooner Robert Searles from san
Francisco i: British bark Prince Robert. for
GRAYs HARBoR. May 1s-Arrived.
May II. schooner Defender. from San Fran
TMPoUA. May 1s.--Arrlved, May 1&
schooner Lncy. from San Diego.
ASTORIA. May I.-sai ea;,,sS .nsn
Aiisa Craig. for vladivostok: steamer
British. ship Ocean. for Queenstown. Ar
rived-Norwegian steamer ordens1old.
FORT BhfsAKELEY. May ls.--Arriyed.
May IL. schooner c. 8. Holmes: from San
Pedro; schooner Loins. from San Fran
Los ANGELES. May 1s--Arrived. May
II. steamer Mineola, from Comox.
M,.b May foS ssn may
May il. British ship Marathon. for Dur
ban: May IS. bark Tidal wave. for Dyea-
Arrived. May II. ship Louis Walsh; May
PORT 5a GAMBLE. May 1s.-Arrived. May
II. British bark Prince Robert, from Port
COOS BAY. May 1s.-Arrived-steamer
Arcata, from San Francisco; steamer
Newsboy, from San Francisco. Sailed
Schooner Wing and Wins for San Fran
TIILAMooK. May ls-- Arrived. May u.
schooner Mary Buhne. from San Francis
co: schooner Laura Pike. from San FRAN
cisco.
SAN PEDRO, May 1s.-Sailed-Schooner
Meteor. for Puget sound; barkenfine SKA
git for Port Gamble.
PORT TOWNSEND. MAY N-Arriyed-
Schooner Queen from San Francisco:
steamer Sunol. from Alaska: bark Tn
daunted. from, San Francisco: schooner
Vega. from San Francisco - 49,.
GRAYS HARBOR May fs--Arriyed-
schooner Ida Maekay. from San Francis
co: schooner Eliza Miller. from San Pedro.
SAN FRANCISCO. May H.--ArIiyso-
s.s X Grays harbor: str Dirigo. Seattle:
schr Lizzie Price. couuiiie river: str Ma
tional City, Anacorfes: str Iiilamoon,
Roche harbor: str Empire, Coos bay. Sail
ed~Schr j. NJ CoIrnan. Tnalaska: s-hr
yotante. Nehalem river. schr La Chil!na.
Bodega: schr Twilight. Grays harbor. schr
Okanogan. Port Gamble: schr Marietta,
Roone's landing.
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WATER FRONT NOTEA

Bark Prussia sailed yesterday IL -
Francisco, loaded with coal.
Schooner q. W. Watson Is alones,ae AZ
south hunkers, loading coal for Ahxn
John Foster. pioneer OF 1886. c:ed 4 NJ
home In Corvallis Tuesday. He VA IN
IN CHE In March, 1s2l.
Joe Turner ss.at Jack Smith 1t Buk|
Idaho. Tuesday. snfiicting a serious uo1t|
from which Smith may die.
Ship Lucille hauled alongside the heA|
Coast ounkers yesterday morning G|
is loading coal for San Francisco.
Company X, Oregon National Guard q
Portland Is TO be reorganized. In autid1k|
ton OF second call for volunteers.
Schooner Mary Gilbert hauled aie1gA|
the Coiman dock yesterday afternoQa III
is fitting out for another trip to Al411n
The steam schooner Nellie Jensen arss|
ed yesterday afternoon from Port AnGen]
with a cargo OF wooden cross ~ III
street railroads.
The barge Rock Island, recently he1s n
the ship yards on the tide mats M yel
day brought. around to ScfEAbachR Us|
by the tug Mayfiower.
George Upton, convicted at 81 M,u|
Or. Of murder In the second de9fe4 ~
been given a life sentence. H Eeg
William De Jounett in 1881.
Seven employees OF the Medical LAas d
sane asylum went on stf1k4 IueMz]
among them Charles Fellows the eul
warden. Their places have been ulied
The 2-year-old son OF Mr.. and Nh n
Wear, living on q farm three mllee eesll
Concentrated i've. swallowed psft x q
contents and died.
Divers wee yesterday AZ work Axsmh
ing the hull of the steamer VGfonens nsa
tied up at the Pacific Coast benkam ~
erai OF the copper plates m oetng remos1
ed and new ones substitutes.
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hgat. suspended sixteen feet ahc->..
ter. frfgn Il, arm on pGie ia -
no norsneriy SIDE OF the norm 49, q
Grays Aaroor. and 5ust to TIE - - =
TIE sousawesyeriy Garner OF srr~r ~
c1sy sock. The approximate geos,s.,Sse
I.s.I a o. ne Pile IS; Latitude. = 49,
% minutes - seconds north. io.ss.. ~
degrees IS minutes Il seconds yflSs
nfnniss island beacon nfhf-a
white lantern light SUSPENDED $780,
dncsr tae water. from an arm - =
pie structure In the water. on n. -
cry SIDE OF the north channel IN - ~
Soa. ana az me extreme WESTERN ~ !
Rennsss Island. The apnrcrims,c 4
graphical position OF the ssruefur. e ~
ftude. - degrees ss minutes q - -,
north; iongitu1e, l3 degrees Sc nss.ssl
seconds west. y
Bearings Of prominent ohjec,, -. J.
Tel at Hoquism. NE. u N: soass.sssA y,
corner s ne OF Grays Harbcr city desk TsS|
Hoauiam river beacon ilrht-A e..
lantern light. suspended sixteen r. ~
tne water. from an arm on 4 slses
STRUCTURE IN the water at the rcinf -
easteriy side or the mouth of the rSss.lt
river. and on the northerly side az fS. 49,
channel IN Grays harbor. The aupsSsssc
Latitude. IS degrees & minutes : 49,
seconds west. Il
Bearings OF prominent oAtnrss
Southwesseriy corner Grays Hsrhs. -
docks SW. by w. y W.: hotel e Hsss
am, W. by ~ =
South Channel Beacon yaraf-A
white lantern light. suspended tWeSx. -
above the water. from an arm On ~ d
phia marking the easseriy end 81 - IS
running easteriy from the upper - i
Rennies island. on the SOUTHERN - q
the north channel In Grays harbor ~
the westerly side OF the upper entrss,s N
the south channel. The approxinssfe 8.
graphical position OF the dolphin q: I.
titude. as deg. 81 min. a sec. NORTH ~
iude. - deg. 81 min. Il sec, west.
Bearings OF prominent obiects =.
Westerly end OF West Aberdeen dork 81
by f. E.: hotel at Hoquiam, ". ~
Cow Point Beacon Ltght.--A Ard ~
lantern light, suspended sixteen feel ahs.|
the water. from an arm On tpn.nsI
structure In the water on the souihs
side or Cow point. northerly side 81 ~
mouth of Chehal.s river. The apnrox;nss|
geographical position OF the structure n
Latitude. 4S deg 81 min. Al sec. n0ftk. ~
gitude. la3 deg. 30 min. IS sec wesk NJ
bearing OF the hotel at HoQuiam = III
X 8.
Chart affected. No. e.ls5.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Iufor,anti ton to BE Had ON AprhfcA-
rsou "a the photographic once.


ZION 20 the photographic once.
The branch photographic Office. at Port
Townsend. Wash. VIII furnish on applica-
ton. free OF charge, full information re-
eardsrz the following notices to mariners:
Australia, south coast, Gabo island light
house, alteration In fog signal
Eay of Bengal. Nacobar islands, dangers
mar Eamc-ta ard Great N.cobar islands.
Bsa.;,. north cpast. Macao tMacau), light
sy'pl5ated.
haTbor entrance. alteration IN position OF
Kadda rocks bell buoy.
England. east coast, Tees bay. aitera-
ton In celor and position OF Ballast buoy.
Florida southeast coast. suflken wreck
west OF Cape Florida buoy.
France. west coast. Brest approach. shoai
reported in the Iroise-
Holland. temporary beacons on Sch!er-
Ireland. east coast. Belfast Tough, buoy
i.ghted and intended lights on West Twin
island.
Mediterranean sea. gaIearsc islands. Port
Mshon. entrance AT night interdieted
Newfoundland. 81. johns harbors aitera-
ton in color OF day marks
New Jersey sunken wreck eastward of
Absecon lighthouse.
New York haToo-. eastern entrance
channel through mine He'd marked Dy spe-
cial buoys. caution.
New York lower bay. special huoys
marking channels through mine fields. eau
ton.
New York lower hay. temporary discon-
tinuance of certain lights and fog signals.
North Carolina. Diamond Shoai light
vessel. change In vessels number
Ssfnasra west coast. sunken wreck east
ward of Siberut strait
Turkey. The Boaporus. sunken wreck
r9rth-norfhwest Of Leander tower.
United States o. America Atlantic coast.
Hghtyesseis subject to withdrawal.
Virginia. Chesapeake bay approach. Cape
Charles .ightyessel adrift.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. May is.-It was weak day
in wheat. with the cables for the first time
in a long while proving bear motive.
4. vtrpoo. was ee53d lower: Paris 1a4sS5 CEN
times lower: Antwerp. off $3.50 centimes.
Western receipts were not so large as they
have been, but there was perfect weather
and good crop reports from everywhere.
even from abroad. The speculative trauc
was light and the pis temper exetsaeie. al
Though decidedly bearish. Declines were
suffered ali around In every market In the
world July opened lie lower At si-of. rose
- St.OTi%. declined TO si.05 ana recovered 10
81 e5is May ranged from 81. 10 10 si-SJ and
closed ~ the lowest.
Germ for awhile showed stsadt1eSs. II
finally broke with wheat. Ju.y showing
loss of 7sc at the close.
Cats were neglected. but remained rather
steady July closed lac lower.
Tn. provision market today proved puz-
zle. The market early made a dip. bat a
the session advanced the trade showed sSI,-
pris.ng sieadiness. Packers were buyers.
Az the close July pork was a1ac. lard 2;zc
and ribs sc higher.
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CHE WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, May is.-The wool auction
sales showed much animation today. Lots
OF Geeiong wool were taken by the Ameri-
can hayers. The attendance was good.
The number OF bales offered was II, s03.
Sales Ia detail were:
New South waies--ssa bales, secured.
Stsdfafs SID; greasy. sAM9ikd.
greasy, Tssr2d.
Victoria .. 20 bales: secured. siadals Cd:
greasy 5s9aiid
South Australia. Loo baies-Scoured,
adasfs Adj: greasy. 5iaHaiSd.
Tasmania-loo bales. greasy, aH1ed.
New Xeaia nd-ss 500 bales. secured. edFls
I'd: greasy. atsasaisa.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-sAo bales:
secured. sli.tlstis stad: greasy. SAgI&d.
The sales VIII close tomorrow.
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;,ii.,otni sales.
General Quotations.

General QuOtauouss
FIour-Receipts, 1850 barrels: exports.
10 sS9 barrels; market. weak and lower;
Minnesota patents, $s.sou'; winter
wheat-Reeeipts, ai5si5 hushels; exports,
1ol SIC bushels: spot, weak: No. red. N.aii =
= n. b. OPTIONS opened weak and expert
eneed little relief all day. the close being
eisdtisc decline. No. . red, May. closed
SIS; N1IA for July.
Wool-~touiet
HopS--Quiet.
Petrolcuu~--Dull.
f-ofYee-Options opened steady At de-
c,ine of to 10 points. Sales. 1850 bags.
including May. boo: september. 5.eac;
spot Rio. dull: No. I, invoice. sac; No: Z.
johhing, 7Tsc; mild. quiet; Cordoya. SIG
15i2c.
Sugar-Raw. strong: fair refining. sac.
centrifugal, 50 test. 4i.c: refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig ron--Warrants. IS. l5GI.
Copper-I.ake. quiet.
Tin~-Dull; sii.5eNi4-a5.
Spelter~-Firrn.
Lead Easy. So sG1i@.sa.
Thc firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at $3.50
a. the close.
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THE n-rpmTAL

Ed r Murray. San Francisco.
Walter Martinette. City.
y. s. Scott. EIlenShurg.
Sue Blanchard, San F1ancfsc0
Clare GrenviIle, San Francisco.
Sam Newton. Fasrhaven-
s. Farnsworfh, Council Bsaf1A
Sadie Mitchell. Olympia
Cora Lewis. Skagway.
DR.. Collins and wife. SkagWAy.
]. E Thomas. Tacoma
n. +. Heart. New York.
R II. Rabourn. New York.
Z. NJ. Littiesield. San Francisco.
James L. Garay. Cincinnati.
Nellie Mari. Portland.
James Hadsen. s. s. Centennial.
John Murphy. Portland.
Pat Louden. Portland.
j. W. Dryden. Alaska.
George Day, Providence. r. l.
Martin Mall. Tacoma
Peter McVeigh. Vancouver. B. c.
Arthur John and wife. City.
Robert Newton. New York.
r. @. Walker. Port Townsend
Bert Brown. Omaha.
T. p. johnson. Siika.
]. F.. Coleman. Alaska.
J. II. Arlington. Idaho.
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LARGE.

Nature has = large heart, A.
endows NJ beautifully when
launches az ON earth. Hat many ~
do not respect her &ifts - they -
10 do. They seem to believe
she will always respond whes 60
ON for great vitality. she 60
The time comes when she refuses
he stimulated, and then the -
In shown i'm . small or weakee
growth Of what should be . Des'
man. This abuse of the privileo
bestowed often leeds 60 despair
the part OF those who have
foolish. They fear, their HANDS
legs tremble, and the fact =
present with them that they
pany. some have mo hope Of rses
cry, hut they cnn never have -
81 the very great work which
yam" has done. IL restores Al
organs Of the body 10 = sOasA -
healthy condition. and makes -
the wrong men do themselves
nearly ~ possible this II whss
cnrs:
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4ARIxE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Inteliigencer.
TATOOSH, May 1S.-4 p. m.-Barometer.
29.S6; light rain: wind south. fifteen miles.
Passed out, bark TopgaiIant in tow of tug
Tacoma, at lilo p. M; passed In. steamer
Conemaugh. at 3:45 p. m; outside. tug Ia
coma.
NEAH BAY. May Isl p. might rain:
CAIN.
CLALLAM BAY. May Isl p. might
rain: calm.
PORT ANGELES. May lS-4 p. m.-Ba-
rometer. 2S.S5: cloudy; calm. United States
steamer Monadnock In the bay. Tug Boy
den at the dock.
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1--we STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1S.-Cattle ruled 1eIl5c
lower Stockers and feeders. $3-a6l4. s.:
cows and heifers, $3G465. bulls, $3Qs.25;
calves se6I5.S5.
Hogs-The market opened weak and
prices broke I0Sii5.. Trade was active at
the decline. Bulk of sales. s43of4.s5: light.
$3.50; packers "a. l56f442: pigs. $df4. %: COM
mon To choice. "a. 2oalsn.
Sheep--Yesferdays advance was well sus-
talneti today. CLIPPED sheer 81. 50eS4. 49
Western feeders, x45ls.a0: clipped lambs s.
Oh 40: wooied .amhs. s4.ao1fS.tS.
Rece.pts-Cat,le. 1900. hogs. $500; sheep.
81 an
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FOREIGN MARkETA


Financial.
NEW YORK. May 1s-The Evening
Pests London financial cablegram says:
There have been no more scare speeches.
so the stock markets here were better to-
day. American railroads and mines closed
at about the best. Spanish tours were ex-
ceedingly nat. being sold from Madrid.
LONDON. May E.-Ciose: Canadian Pa
cific, k5Is; Grand Trunk, 81. Bar silver.
Per cent.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s.-wheat--Futures
closed quiet. May. lis: July, los Sd; Sep
TENDER, SIS nd
Corn--May. IS gid: July. quiet, 8 sid.
September. quiet, IS Sad.
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t,ss, o.ss.tss.s-

Ffour-SaoW.
wh<as-No. spring. $i.i5d1-s0 No.
spring. T. o. b.. H.iods.ss: No. red. Els59
10
Corn-Nn 2 3sn57isc-
Oass-No. :. ssszsf5ec: No. : white. az
s3,.c. No. white. D1Sasse.
Rye-No. 2 sc
Eariey--NO. :. 4&eF5c.
rsaxseed--No- 4. x1.$.
Timothy Seed-Prsme. GS62S.
Pork-Mexs. per barrel sl1lSn11-M.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. =. 6s9S SD
Shor. Rsbs-SiCies QooSel, &.Lps. Co.
Shouiders-Dry salfed thexetD aIai.c.
Short Ssdes-C1ear tboxed). &.s5us-sS.
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LONDON. May is--Spanish foure -
At 3cL, q net loss OF u. 40. \,
PARIS, May M-Spanish fours cleas
a2Is, q net loss OF y.
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Condition of the 1'reasufN
WASHINGTON, May ls.-Todaya ~
mert OF the condition OF the ~
shows: Available cash balance. uHs
gold reserve, N75, 614.0 COS.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

NheAi-Ns, ! elah, eSsssec: No. 1 hsa,a.
stasa. s>sfSse; milling " heas. Ne. club
Sse; Ne. ]. hlnssfem. aSs,.
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Iuformasinn for Mariners.

The following lights were on April es-
tsblished In Grays harbcr ami Chehaiis
river:
LnwAx bacon uzh1r-.A axsd yhita lantArn
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TACOMA WHEAT MARNEr.

IACoMA, May lS--whsas--Ns r,srSa.
2ces 90 SIRED we're ssgs5o Tor cisa aud I;
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strong With actual business IN hankers
64S411 Of ssxty days. Posted rates, t4s5s4
&AE: Commercial bills. ASc31: silver GER
siflcafes. E4@5Sc: bar silver. ssHS3c.
steady. state bonds. duh: railroad bends.
STEADY.
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IlOS. MCSutre. City.
Geo. E. Evelyn. City of Columbi
THE DILLER.
A. Mcintyre, San Francisco.
r. b. Ross. Port Townsend.
George Starrett. Port Townsend,
z. s. E. Menson. Sandon. B. C.
l.. l.. James, San Francisco.
E. w. Pollock, Skagway.
G. O. Anderson. Port Ludlow.
A. Mitchell. Port Ludlow.
T. p. Morris. Port Gamble.
Mrs. 4. p. Morris. Port Gambia
Mrs. Frank Hill. Port Gamble.
Mrs. NJ. Furlong, Port Gamble.
Waiter Crockett. Coupeville.
Mrs. John Chadwick. Dewatto
p. ]. A. Farrell Dyea.
e. Fl. Grosman. Fairfax, MINI.
L. Smith. Novelty.
O. c. Carnage, South Bend.
Mrs. f. Gage. Chehals
Mrs, F: E. Manley. Florence.
W. ]. Rayburn. Bigelow. Or.
]. s. Jameson. Edison.
J. f. Potion, Monterey
Frank Williams, Leadville
Frank Quimby. Noun, veQnon.
Mrs. G; Bsrnett. yancouysr.
Miss l.. Boyce, Clearbrook.
II. G. Vining. Alger.
E: G. English. Mount Vernon.
Charles Wilson. Butte. Mont.
AL Densmore. Stanwood.
J. IT. Maylor. Oak Harbor.
r. X Van farrell. Aberdeen.
]. f. Finfgan. Skagway.
THE NORTHERN
c. III. Miles. San Francisco.
James Doig. Portland.
F. j. Regan. Portland.
w. g. Curran. Juneau.
J. G. Boiling. Fairhaven.
o. II. Savage and wife. Alaska.
G. l.. Blakemore Alaska.
w. s. Gardner. Alaska.
Louis Meyers. Alaska.
F. NJ. Gerdes. Alaska.
J. A, Magee. ComapIix. b. c
u. r. Griffith. Everett.
William Kahn. Great Falls. Monh
F. D. Arlington. ST. Louis.
Mrs. c. G. Heifner, Olympia
G. NJ. Mccoy. Minneapolis
L. w. Bofkin. Toxic. Mo.
Mrs Ida Olson. Franklin.
q. +. Frsars. Everett.
John J. Doyle. Everett.
James r. Bell. Everett.
Percy n. Palmer. Everett.
". LABEL. Tacoma.
Henry Stamislawsky. Portland
NJ TokIas. Olympia.
Charles Tresbin. Olympia.
THE RATNIER-GRAND
B. X Wilbur. NJ. D.. sitka-
Gen. Anderson, y. s. A
Capt Eastman. u. 8. A.
Lieut.. Field L. s. A.
Lieut.. Mccain. T.. s. A.
r. j. Brannick. Skagway.
w G.. Cushing. Minneapolis
c. r. Hamblin, Chicago.
A. Fellman. City.
1has, r. Moehring. wnatcorn.
j. w. Westgate. City.
G. X. Larrabee. Portland.
s. O. Field. Boston.
J. III. Wood Sacramento.
J. J. Cambridge and wife. New wessmin
r. II. Noakes. San Francisco
u. @. Wright. 81. Louis.
c.. ,fr
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Mike I.arkin. Victoria. p. c.
Thomas 3. Hyde. Hoqulam. Wash.
J. Jones City.
Angus AcIyes, City.
George ". Haydn. Portland.
George Morse. City
r, f. Robbins. Black Diamond.
Jack Turner Cumberland.
NJ. B. Jacobs. Avon. Wash.
J. r. Russell, Skagis.
Alex. Anderson. Lake Bennett
DR. J. NJ MATHEWS. San Francisco.
Charles Stalkee, Liberty.
Capt J. H. clifford. city.
Charles Oswald. Juneau.
j. Thompson. Tacoma.
NJ. Hansen. Tacoma
T. Burke. Skagic
THE GRAND CENTRAL
Thomas Jones. Skegway.
John r. Weber. Philadelphia.
Mrs. y. g. Gamheil. Boring Sea
V. c. Gambeil. Ber!ng Sea.
]. III. Pierce. Camp Point. Pa
John Dyer Tacoma.
! l. Bowman. Pennsylvania
Thomas Lord. Bsddeford. Me.
Cal Jordan, Biddeford.
w. s. Hall, 81. Paul.
". ri. Kinney. Washington.
q w Kinney, Washington.
n. j. Barhydt. New York City.
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PORTLAND. May M-whent-waIla
wasia. sfaacc. y2isey, so0s1c: b3aSsten.
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Trembling hands and knees
And unhealthy organs.
Near despair.
s.Hudynn" is used.
Firm limbs and healthy orsss

E1fm tmpo on0 utaftAy W. III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL yon feel I'm any way that -
becoming weakened, you
seek the assistance which ysa
acknowledge IL valuable
anything else In the wor1d.
yam, will restore You TO thas
OF complete health that was -
proud possession once. TIC
must be borne fn mind thst
be had nowhere hut from The
sonian doctors. Write and 50
free circulars giving you fuu
ticulars as 10 ffs great pOwe
you have time, drop n mote
doctors and you will set the
medical advice without hasse
spend n cent. III yo0r tsese
ioosening, II your hair II fsIiine -
II your mouth has little o1es
II yon have any reason 20
bIood-tafnt i'm any stage,
..a0-Dny blood Cure circulars =.
arc free ~ well. The benen s.
f~red you by the IDsfftsts
deed
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Dairy Proancts.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamery, 21i5c;
dairy iiai5c.
Eggs-Sfeady; fresh, unchanged
Cheese-Fair demand. creamery. 943Nc.
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nlRG1 IND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Nay -. it,
Exchanges ~ the 6ezftse. Tacoma. SpD-
kane ard Porfisnd CLEARING houses today