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NARiNI. NEN =.

schr CogUiiie fTom Coo lf;le rissr. ctr
Washtensw from Tacoma saGed-Str
State NJ California. FOR Astoria ctr Me
ssnc;ncn Snr Caos bay Ok SiGsise Tor
Victoria str Bristol far Sansiflo; seBr
Barbara Hers,ev fcr Coq1ilis river
frS3t&C3AK. Aag tss ed-Aag t.
TX Nerunl. fer S&n Francisco, Aug. y. al
Indiana for ss8 Franesoe. AIS =. scar
p-osE~r fnr Ear Francesca. Aug. q. So
E1henls fSF Sac FFa@g.ssp
kARLTk Aux sA.-Sa!iasl-Gk Gerry
paena faF San Francisco.
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l1scn Medical Institute,
lssekfen. Market and Ellis streets,
San Francisco. California;.


IDf7cE TO CONTRACTORS I.enora
H:sr Sewer Improvement
Htcre Is hereby given that sealed pro-
Iaus viii be received by the undersigned
d lselock D IN. Monday. September 18th.
NJ ~ the Improvement of Lenora Street
IeM ExEtn avenue 20 the alley between
IN ard Sixth Avenues. by constructing
e eipe sewer aiong said avenue. together
- al necessary openings. wyes. man
|saaks and saiefa basins, as provided by
tQsananee No. 5.tp6. creating local improve
|tfnt district No. AZ and in accordance
|sih The plans and specifications ROW on
|sk in the Office OF the board Of public
Each bid must be accompanied By GER
|rnet check. payable 10 the order OF the
Icy Comptroller. for q sum net less than
n % Per cent. Of Inc bid. and no bid viii
eens'aesed no.ess accompanied by said
he successful bidder vii, be required 20
MG islo contract and furnish sattsfac-
~ bond for tbs amount required by the
~ charter ard the Laws ~ the state Of
Aeann2ion. Within ten days after being
sSiied az he award OF the contract 10
IN, failing 10 do so. the said check and
Hs amount Fixed therein vii BE forfeited
ae city No person Is eligible as a bid
- sho has Within two years prior 30 the
sasss Of said contract made default In
Nymtn' Of any Just claim for any work
shof performed o. any skin or material
i2hSatd pursuant 20 any such contract
herein advertised. 81 whe within said
szef
sReesai attention II "a cd 20 article xx Ii
ne rfs charter. az now IN force. Yesa;-
~ e nat.s "a labor and to article viii.
I'D suregles.
he Bears ot public works reserves the
W. 10 fejecI scy @sai all bids
&c rr,22ssl.s mast be inaorsed or envelope
"a fcr Lsnota Street Sewer Improve
~ eF1er % the board of public works.
FRANK oT.ESGS. Secretarv.
~ sase Q! hist pun!isati September :.
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NEW YORK MARKETS,
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Sept The bears got the
upper hand very decisiyely ia the stock
market today and prscipstate6 a more ac-
tive selling movement than has yet &C
CURED There vas speculative naAca ton
during the afternoon on very large scale.
Offerings of long stocks IL some proper
ties. which had elements Of weakness were
material factor IL tha decline. sugar occu-
pied the center OF the stage al day. II
the bears had marked IL for their own and
everything that could be done in the way
Of dsscour&s.nS reports OF the conpaayS
business ard disastrous composition in
prospect was done through the med um OF
Inspired publications. The NOV esnent was
opportune, as the recent ouIi usoSe,nen, N
tie stock WAS accompanied by rumors OF
al increase In TIE dividend ana the decia-
ration by ruIIors OF an Increase in the
dividend and the declaration today OF only
the USUAL dividend brought heavy selling
from disappointed holders Torrents Of
stock were disiodged on the decline aid
ali the usual devices were employed 70
give an appearance of inside selling. The
final rally in the stock was only feeble.
the las, price beng 5la per cent below last
nights CLOSING. The decentralization in
Sugar affected the whole list, but espec-
were conspacuoasly weak on realizing in
connection with the announced determine
ton Of Canadian Pacific officials 20 accept
the decision OF the Interstate commerce
commission regarding the differeniiai In
their favor In freight rates.
Demand sterling fell further today TO
~ s5iA and gold Is expected 20 come this
week. small consignment being n
nounced after the close OF the market to-
day.
Bonds were dealt in on fairly large
scale and prices yielded slightly in the
later dealings. Total sales, s.. ia. tsG
United States threes when issued advanc-
ed Is per cent. In the bid price. Govern
nlarit bonds were otherwise unchanged.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cal. 2a4I4 per cent. last loan,
5 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 4I5
per cent. sterling exchange. weak with
actual business Ia bankers bills al skSs54
44M.2 for demand and at sis2i. aAs2a.
for ~ days; posted rates, ss.s3i2ut.A and
$4.S5i.94 s.. commercial bills, Aslisq& So;
silver certificates. 59la16oizc: bar silver.
6ai4c: Mexican dollars, aea4c; government
bones, firm: state bonds. duh, railroad
bonds firm
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enc Ago MARK ELS,
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. sept. 7--iiverpooa cables
werr rathsg dasa ppeinGng and that sogsth-
star GO ~aea. bower. The receipts in re
Northwest we're sgna.lcr ana Iae markets
~ faat quarter wrre @gner
his resulted IN ETad4a- change q. sen
psH5 aege ans iasF~ WAS some buying for
- 5oag account which finally started
-5sorEs covering and materially helped the
price. TIE feeling among the bulls sener-
a.ty MAS trat tse ua-kes had had hearty
efsrVt6lng : tiSsss Il ~ late and yet aad
been ~ stubborn as 20 Indicate that Il rss-
s@sd good deal % inherent strength
They argued iEat PRICES were r1eye sejy
So rally .hau - mest with further losses;
FER iha, reason traders IA : rIie took she
.o1& sa4f. Advises tSem Minusa noi4s ga j
te movement there for the next three
Thar ia addition 10 the declining cora
ssssrAet resulted - c}0.!ug re 8r5or ~
- butts aH4 under realizing ard zhort cell
}TG the pr3cs gradually declined ua.is the
cary gan was mere iasr iest Tfe market
rforse : hear the fcp p0.-- q the day. There
as very iit.se assnang Tor sps..s P2Foe d
sare ara Suss bids as caafs 70 saws we're
81 reductions. sepfssn he~ closed lac lower
a.a t2e. aheg lesg isasAsc
TIE failure ~ 2aS ming Ike 91T,a ar
frcsls - sr-ake an appearance 81 49, rorn
ae}i lass 1i-1+ ana p~~s3.c,s1ns - g~sa~tJig
warmer wea = ~ 49, ksne2 ccrn Deem
Ss- .ess @sH 60
Tarrc Raa q sas3 Ausirss@ dora II os 8
81 loNe~ arsee@ May elosaA t.ffA.c tows~
Efce3 Ec~e~a3 bpylnz 81 packer vr,N
ena EnRj]ea .aecsrns t@s3jHs stfanst hsns@
g'ces,s.cus TIE casa dsa'and css'iu~sd
= o~t 'ar g c.srses - AoE pred 3c.S T'ask
advances - Haf4 iee sn3 Fi6s +)as.-asc
wheat. No. e.
o9se..s Hss..st t.ows.' C'os'r
se'.@ s7.s:l q. -, ~. :. !.
Corn. No. =
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whsat-Me-ke,. nominal; export, No /
aiab, sc: No. slaes;en. 5se: milling No.
club. sac; Ne. biuestem CSC
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Sept. Wheat receipts
continue light: exporters are Indifferent
bui some speculative bidding is reported
al interior points On j basis Of 81 /. sss sor
Naila Walta ard 5sa5Sc fer Valley.
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THE Psc1sc Coast steamship Co's re-
avc-9 rs,ss . al Alaskan points VII hold
srss oz ms ste2 1shia Cry OF Topeka,
sailing frors Seatfle o. Monday. sspssns-
hsr IN
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FOR naila waiss ara all pesn;s Ga
Washington Columbia River railroad
take the Northern PaI4hc Train leaves
Seattle daily al ,. "a Through ear 81.
wee 10 Ala E2t.A.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept. 7.-wnea. marke, dull
and quotations nominal a, Sac for CLUB
aad $50 for b.uesse.u.
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A.flcE II STOCKHOLDERS
3 s.e annual -neetiag at stock.
Asess q Seattle Cereal COMPANY wili
s ar's al TIRE office ~ t1e company Sts
.sss.s2s1 Avenue. Seattle. Wash. Men
W eeH,efaeeF e. iSsS. AZ 3 e'clotk y
: = ioF tise 21ssPese of eleusiae a board
directors and fof he fratsSar,lon OF
- - eosas'fss proper % oone before the
+ : COATES
g., So Rotary.
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~cneEAi 0uOt8ttO0S.
F.oar-Recespss. 4',i4s eels: exports. rs-
- ooss market easy except for old Sss-ia <
patents which are in demand
Whest-Rsceipss, sls s7s su: exports sS7-
az sa. spoS weak: Ne. ssd. ssisc 1. D D.,
opGSGls opened easy ON interior niovsAF-s ~ -
saa after a little support from foreign
houses tur-sed weak again under fausoa-
ton continuing heavy ali day. except for
Ssiec.
Wool-Dul.
Hops-Sseady.
changed 10 points lower: sales 1900 bags.
Including September. q sS<s5 50: oscsaasr
ass: spot Rio, duil and uonRaAI. No. /
.npa:ee. sc. NO .oaosng. ssso. mild quiet:
Susar-Raw. strong. held higher: fair r.
nning. sac; centrifugal IS test. 4ase: re-
fined, strong.
Pig iron-Warrants, SsS7ss<5L
Copper-Lake. Ea-AgI. s1r
Tsa-Sle ieo SO
Spelter-$I A-54 -.
Isad-$s1S4.o.
miners aud shelters quotes lsxA AZ s. 70
~ TIE close.
Visible supply.
Special cable and telsgrapaic dispatches
TO Bradsirests covering the principal points
Of accumulation indirate the Following
changes IN visible supplies last Saturday
g. compared With the peec sd;ns SATURDAY:
Wheal-Uased States ard Canada. east
OF the Rockies increase l,ssAoo bu. afasAt
and in Europe, decrease 20, 40 bo world ,
supply. total. increase i.S4s GO bu
Corn-Cnsted States aud Canada, east OF
the Rockies, increase 8. uoo bu.
oats-United States and Canada cas-, OF
the Rockies. increase l.7S.oee hu.
Bostoa stock Market.
BOSTON. Sept 7--CioS,ng:
Eos. 4 Mon 22Ssisi Parrots go. ..... @
Butte 4 Bos =. g
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THE COTTON MARK ETS.


New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 7.-Cotton--
Steady; middiing 5 5-l6c.
New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Cotton-Steady:
Uiddl!na sac.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
Fina ncial.


NEW YORK, Sept. THE Evening
Posts London financial cabieSram says:
The Gambia incident made the stock mar
kets here hesitate today and the tendency
was less clearly defined. II is believed here
that the reaction will be only temporary
the undertone being decidedly firm. Grand
Trunks and Canadian Pacific rose sharply
on a reported settlement OF the rate war.
although II is understood here that only an
adjustment Of local rates on the two sys-
TENS has been arranged. Americans suf.
fered through realzations during the early
hours, but the Close was firm and again
S. Paul was especially strong. New
Workers are still buying gold. bidding IL
up to us l03,d De Beers mines were sold
heavily from Paris, but with kaffirs kept
fairly good. and the movement in West
Australia mines is assuming the proper
tons OF a small boom.
Hremdstuns.
LONDON. Sept. T.-Wheas-Cargoes OF
coast. buyers and sellers apart Cafgoes
or passage. rather easier; cargoes No.
standard California. 2ss Sd; English eoun-
try markets, duh. I'D lower.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. i.-Wheai-S,eady.
Whea, in Paris. quiet Flour in Paris.
quiet Futures closed dull: September, So
fisd. December, SIS IND. Correspondent.
Quiet IS lid: October quiet IS lad, De-
CEN Der quiet 2s Sgd.
Hops at London-Pa coast, E21i
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Fton--D9a
Whest-No. : sp-ing. sc. Nc. ) spring, .
CSC. Ma red. so sss.
GorE-No. = Ess# &C
oals-No. z aessc. No, white, 23ls3sasYr.
No. while 20 Sc
EyA-No 2 AsIF7src.
Bsr.sy-Nc. 2 I'D BE-
FiaxSse5-No ]. SIC
Timothy Sesd-PrimaA s74s.
Fork-MesS. Per barrel, So i6gS. IS
I-srd-Psr 10 pounds. 81 51lz.ii2is.
Short Ribs-SIGes iocss, s5g5. 1s
Snoulcers-Dry sailed. boxed saaa4ac.
Short ssdss--tsear, eoxed. S. Ss2aa,s0
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avE Yor EVER SEEN

AVE rot EVER SEEN
q I'LL nsan with his chin bow
l5 ed On kls cnsss. with =
41f rosEeTsne look In hix
I'LL syes2 He seems TO think
~ that al taa good things
~xr,d arc lest eternaIIy 1or hsn. and
- 10 . not Ear short Of the mark.
ID. he h altogether right. uEiess ne
Il. I. fro1n SLEEP
MESS HE gOrSEs hir-
I'LL sasf ard tries 10 GET some
a1lp that mar Is going 10
t1t continue 70 fade away as
be ia doing n0x! IL yosa
vii watch him you viii
q. ,ss* he 4 afraid G. gs.s owa shadow
-. asss ne bas a s'air of knees that
- axe twlgs Of d tree on stormy
g YOt- KNOW what he
LII needs in order 90 make a
Hi strong man out ~ hfme
tlI He reeds something that
~ eaagss naniiaexs sonas.
creative substance And
nrsy.u~ is me oa!y thing YET discovered
ssss sass this II picks up old men
rf ssxss thea young again. and y daes
,esFy fslss'
I'll No Of NEED HAVE no
Hill ~ doubt II you are a paor.
Hill errtrg mortal. Others have
Hi been Is bad ard as foolish
Is yos. Others have abas-
IL ssssftgasties and fooled with saeaIth.
~ sors ten thousand q them in this
-ssry alone have been most completely
50 by rHadyan" Way not be a mani
RE YOr GOING TO CON-
Hill Y fess tina; you have no de-
Hill sire "a be respected ~
Hill IA your fellow men and by
Hill " those % the opposite sex,
too@ why VIII you die
lksw dsash waen you can 1--we? just
II for free circulars and testimonials
8 hw:ax toe wonders ''Hudyaa" has per-
3Asess, zee fer yourself
or 4 CENT do they cost
Hill Yuu. and What Is quite as
Hill good hearing. you can
uitI have free medical advice
Hill IL you viii but ask for 1t.
Get rid Of your gloom,
NJ week there xsli Re no more
lz1s - your syste4n--you viii bsgin TO
bsA y Accept help when you can get
4 y ss6y
NJ Masisr what ais you, the doctors
VA send yoa straightforward, honest
tisscs Liver. kidney. bowel and blood
tsesss airs cured as promptly and as
efsslniy as nervous debility. .Write or
i'd but az you value your existence,
azt wait til IL Is too late.
l1Scn Medical Institute,
ksekfon. Market and Ellis streets,
sam Francisco. California.
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Receipts and ShipMe ats.
Dairy Products

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery 6Sg ise
dairy. Il@4I5c.
Esgs-Fir.nc fresh, lsli5e
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ENdlNEER office. Burke building.
ssa!se WASH, Ans:..,t = 1Sas - & .Iss,i
Eeposals Tor furnishing sasa aad gravel
Y BROKEN store at Polp; Wilson Nash.
~ oe received here uutil IN sep
- ls lSss. ana then publicly opened
: ..ssFfnatlen furnished ar Application
.ssffY lassor fs4ntat.s Engknazrz
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TODAY's WEATHER.

TODAY'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Sept. I. 1888.
Fair; cooler.
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AoRiCUL
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
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WASHINGTON, Sept s.-FoIiowing IL
the condition Of the treasury:
Available cash balance s5o2, DS3, SIS
God reserve ...... .....-..-...... 225 b4s. 07e
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

Fresh Meats Qo0alngl-Cow beef. gasieC
per To- steer beef, s'xS5e per III. mutton,
wethers. ilsc per lb. pork. 7isc per h; yea
large 5MSG, small SC per -.
Provisions C9b3lng@ Hans large. i0J4c.
hams. small. lie: breakfast bacon lie; dry
saited sides stsc.
Lard Oobbngy-Hone made. per Ia. 7sgc
White Star. Sc: Coin SPECIAL, Size. lsra
compound. tierces siac: Rex sac.
Fresh Fish 6jooblngl-Baiiaut. 5i24i4ts
salmon. aqse; salmon trout. SelinC
Founders, Sat4c; soies. ~; rock cod ~.
trout i2izHise. shrlmps lee; snelt saic
tom cod. &c oysters. Olympia. $50 peg
sack. si.so per eHiinu. clans $50 per sa X
Il-.l- .arass ..-a.s -. e. ----l---l y =
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H. e. FTiars, OF Evatstt. one OF the CON-
mis- sioners of Snohomisii county. arrived
in the city Yesterday and win be ons Of the
Popuiists who will attend ths convention
at Ellenshurg. MIR. f'rlars stated 20
Pos,-Iaisil. Sanesr reporter that business
at Everett and cthsr parts OF Snohomish
county was ia nourisaiHz condition, but
be declined TO discuss politics. he volun-
teerea the statement. however, that he be-
l,evad the Democrats and Pepuiisis would
fuse.
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One Of the visitors 10 tbs city yesterday
vac II Hayes a wsI~hnown rzneher Of
snoauaimie. To reporter Mr.. Hayes
Eaid:
"Tae ranehiug and sh'nEis min business
In our part of the state Ia certainly In
nrst-ciass condition. snd We have every
reason 10 feel eiased over the outlook
Goth tho prices and aensn3 are very good.
ard this condition OF affairs makes the
outlook highly encouraging"
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T. u. Thaggard has been discharged
from the Providence hospital, and IN
teu days will leave FOR New York and 9TH
er Eastern points TO visit relatives ana
friends From New York Air. Thasgard
viii sail for Cuba and make thorough
inspection OF the country from a business
point Of view. lie expects to rs;urp TO
Seattle in abea, two months and leave for
the KIunaii.e where he has interests AIR
Thaggard succeeded in making SNUG
sum Of money In Alaska
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~ Pfuke a veteran Vsshinston r9in.r.
arrived in the city yesterday morning from
Mount Baker SIC returned hor1- II fas
evening To a post-inte'ifganceT reporter
Nr fsfuks sad.
u have grea. faith IN ere Mount Baker
mining property and I believe that some
rich finds VII ba made. II should hs I'M
aarstoo1 that sse country has never been
fully explored. anG | have resson to be-
Heva that number - COED claims have
recently been stskes cat, and that news
r. -sralng them hss nsver been made pub
g~ ! have heard coed reports a5ou; me
kIcD4lke but ! mast eons~ss that Noun,
Baker IS good enough for ne and bsiievs
that all reports about this country will
eventually &c veEise5
Mr. Pr8ks returned 20 Mount Baker
with a large amount 81 supplies.
NJ. and Mr.. D r. Gage % Sxsg!t City.
arr rexfs,ered NJ ths HessI Uliar. Mr.
Gage Is preHsinsnt merchant Of Skaxsf
county. Hs ssYs business in that portion
cs tSs state is In a favorable condition.
lie VIII return nons today.
James A Weed, news editor and edi-
.s-ial writer 81 tt.s Spokane chronscas.
va. Il TIE ely yssser1ay reDswi2x cid
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PERSONAL.
Iassss xaynA % Port Bi@k~ssy. ~ N
&c city Mf MsysA IL tsmsAe~psr for sha
Port Baaks.sy szll cnn1any.
Mr.. ard AS T. IL Pn4ss4ps. 81 Black
Dfa ssssT9s. are IT. re Gsty. 3r. psAsssss u
f~Een-sa ss sAs Eaack D.x2ac16 El4:A
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ma sA md fT 81 sa p ,ass9 per tss oi.
ga psf eraae 2luaes &'6soe HsctAFlaea.
.5c per box huckiebTrFies. - = Per II.
Greet fiVlts .la3 asue' k3'S@S sefd-
Vaies.e.s fancy s.. budded oranges $ 90
!. Mea!terrs aa~u Gets. fancy. s. .esis,
cha.ce. $ipi 49, sa'css fAaey California
t<s1kias apples. S3.t72s. traD Spg3ea. * IS
PR box. BstEie}I peas. ss..sr s-sr c1A
x&,ars.slons Siasat9 SO: $50, sAH,llonpes.
MasSs;. 49,. per box rak@s j. Ysksira
t-an~ort.s &ks *@est~w sfSF. 49,. 6sna~
mas = - psf e4pca,
ps.ea fTair SieoulnE4 ApTico,S. b!ea 81.
psr ID IL. fss, C2Af9rTA .. TszT n. blae 4.
ssse while u SACKS. Sc - boxes. s'-qs3c.
sstsxl ass ~I asoTafed IeF 70, ssa> apples
hie4chsd. pSr "a. a pruHos = a$1.Gig ;2E.
pr &aN .ssse Masestess. "a - peF "a;
ss>Ss5 less VI as @tNs. tt1 Se4t3i@sS %st9. as,
So l~eF r. FH'yrn@ ~ i~nss .afss Ca. !'t.
ar1e4 peas. ss'e" n'~f&st1es. f'.~ psf 40.
wa.auts. per IL. sack s&Ia-. E,4sieTa
b.4>-k wAif4ss. se. 9eeSf5.. SVs. - h44erts.
Is. a.npaa0S. f4HrE. S9if sell. llaA@&. al-
ni,ts lss-. Bsazis llc. ,>s-sAn,s.S. 5.=zss1
vsy sas posNcafn q per -. dates -.
HAY. evai~ and Feed.
flav Lasa.as s.s<rt ssosna. aer toa -
gs,5 E@SsUsa y A$s.-as ;1a t.raa rs s. a.
Dsf. ltoshangt Es- 2Ca. k~Tss
Rsssey-k@lsea s-A
tssrfs~ W hole. 81 81 eys, Ae1 So. see@
g.a.,sl uey ggn. $50
IA wnast~sl@sss. o4I cake nal Sss
bran 81. sn>zts. So oAePas5 see@. g.. =
q a-ETN chep feed. a.
Immeer and aaiiain. Material.
l~sxs~sGpersor euaAsy. per NJ. Ne : ar.
A. gss,ss sasrcha4sza.s sT &5%@, NJ
ressa- ssss. oaz4 s0oH. psT N, A-@ige4
sT.rags-s lssgs q. ss: cedar sslegles 5s.Es s. q
sSr iunsber-Roakh, sssa: ;asek fash
sarssses sGs O. swa ss4as ( - sSa -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08

Potatoes (iobbingl New. tle9Is: swes:
potatoes. g per ID; s,lveFsk'n o[,'o =,
per sack tuFnfps Sc per sack, - ooa ee.
s. sossl Is per ltsa: canlifio~er 9lc per do1;
Hubbard Squash. ? pumpkins. rzc. green
corn i2txal5e per dog, bell peppers, 81 ptr
crate. tomatoes ssf1se per boxs cuc1Fu-
heyS 55ei5s per scz esE paHt *T
II string beans. li43s2c peg -; AJAX beams.
sir44 = per le, green eEE0as iee peF dus
baaches: lettuce. 1874 i2s-c Per eG2: rad
,shes. lec per Aa4 aancaes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

. oNALn OLSON. WELL known
HON sssotsscian 81 Tbs city. ard for
TX ii merry prominent in the state
~ militia. returned Sunday on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08

Tamlin Wiswell. Of Snohomish. Is In the
city. He is Interested In u numhar OF bust
ness enterprises and Is ranked among the
most successful iogsers In Snohomish
county Mr. Wisweil also has the repats-
ton Of ow ning some of the best Iva stock
In that county. He takes great pride in
the development OF all projects which have
q tendency TO bring 10 the front that part
of the state IN which he resides Mr.. Wis
well states that he Is surprised at the
business activity displayed on every side
In Seattle and he believes that the success
Of The citv is assured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08

Mrs. y. W. Simmons. af North yakima.
II registered at tho Hotai Diilsr. an3 win
remain in Seattle Until the arrival ~ hsr
husbs M from tho KIoniise> Mr. simmons
has been 10 AiasAa for some tlras and 1t IN
reported that 10 will bring out s2n.r0
In a letter recently received from Daw-
son re stated that he proposed to remain
III Washington during the winter but
would return over tbs drst ics.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08

walter T. Iorgans. Of Black Diamond.
is registered at tho Hete! Diiisr. Mr.. Nor
S.ns recently succeeded ". .. Moore -
CO shier OF the Black DIAMOND mine. He
states that the mine 10 ia constant opera
ton snd that the demand for coAl u
highly Satisfactory.