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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

The most grcwSomely- pub
lie building in the world is the palace of
King Behanzin of Dahomey, in the prov
inc,. Of Agony
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Coughing Leads to Consumption

kemps Balsam viii stop the cough at
once. Go TO your druggist To-Day and get
sample bottle free. Sold in % and 30
cent bottles. Go at once; delays are dan
gerouS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

of
Viii do the rest of
hero healn and rcAto herbs
Write Pnlham Her address Lynn Mass She
the %
of whose published
am proud of Pinkhams Vegetable
From the |
have
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1t
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IL havebe
Mrs all from
Lyle, - IIender n j.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
One Way to Win a BRIDE

he R0I0cudoS. a tribe of Indians liv-
ing on the Amazon river, have many pc
culiar customs. They bandage the head
of the newborn infant so that the skull
assumes conical shape. Then they
hang chunks of wood through the lohcs of
the ears. and as a final decoration insert
a wooden plate in the lower lip To make
1t protrude from SIX to seven inches. The
most curious custom OF all. perhaps. is the
ceremony by which young man prepares
himself for the marriage state With
only loose covering of palm leaves he is
obliged TO thrust his arms into nest Of
cannibal ants. They Immediately COM
mence a fierce attack upon the flesh If
he can stand the awful ordeal for an hour
without moving he IS ready to marry If
not, he must wait Il year and try il again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Kaiser Wilhelm has given up tobacco.
rs his iIavauas kept him awake, and
now smokes only German cigars.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
A JOYFUL MOTHER OF CHILDREN

in the mad pursuit of wealth the ar
Of conversation Is being neglected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
DO You Dance Tonight?

Shake in your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Chilblains. Frost Bites
and Sweating Feet. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 2oc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. OlmSted, lie Roy, y. Y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
A Good Dictionary for Two Cents.

A dictionary containing the definitions
of 10000 of the most useful and import
ant words in the English language is
published by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Co, Schenectady, \. y. While it contains
some advertising, it is a complete dictlon-
airy, concise and correct
In compiling this book care has been
taken to omit none of those common
words whose spelling or exact use occa-
sons at times Il momentary difficulty,
even to well educated people. The maln
aim has been to give as much useful in
formation as possible in a limited space.
With this in view. where noun. adjective
and verb are all obviously connected in
meaning. usually one only has been in
sorted The volume will thus be found TO
contain the meaning of very many more
words than il processes 10 explain.
To those who already have diction-
ary, this book will commend itself be-
cause il is compact. light and convenient:
To those who have no dictionary what
ever. il will be invaluable. One may he
secured by writing to the above concern.
mentioning this paper, and enclosing
tWo-cent stamp.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Mrs. Windows Soothing SYRUr fOr chit
dren teethng, softcnS the gums, reduces imam
nation ,allays pain. cures wind collie &C bottle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

During The month of November sixty
eight Socialist editors were sentenced in
Berlin on the charge Of lcSe majestic or
for insulting officials
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

A large body of high grade pyritic
iron ore measuring 4 feet across the
breast running about 500 per ton was
struck in the 100 level of the Utica mine
of Ward. Col, few days ago
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists
refund the money If II fails 10 CSC
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Best Route to Klondikc.

The quickest and cheapest route is via
St. Paul or Minneapolis. the Northern
Pacific Railway. Taiya lDycaD and Chill
koot Rail n Iramway, or via Skagway
and wagon road TO summit of White
Pass. The lines over these Passes we
are assured Will be in operation in Feb
ruary, 1898, 10y which time the worst
storms Will be over and the snow packed
down fit for travelling.
The ice goes out of the upper Yukon
basin lakes May 10Th to June 1st ar
simultaneously with the opening Of the
Stikecn River. 3on miles south, but Won
can reach the Salmon, Felly. Stewart and
klondike country from three weeks to
month earlier by properly equipping your
party and shedding your outfits. Lake
I.indrman to open river at foot of Lake
lie Rcrgc. 100 miles. thus avoiding posi-
bl" portagcS ut Miles Canon and White
Horse Rapids.
Send two cents postage TO chas :. Fec,
ST. Paul. Mimi, for latest illustrated
Alaska map The Northern Pacific is the
only railway running its trains tall
equipped with Dining Cars. Standard,
Tourist and free Col"nist slcepersl
through to Tacoma. Seattle and Portland.
As the pioneer line i'll Alaska paSSen-
ger traffic, the Northern Pacific will give
the latest authentic information as to re-
able routes of travel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
NeMshaner MnIalIIY.

One of the most curious things about
the newspapers. says +. l.. Godkin in
the January Atlantic, is that the public
does not expect from a newspaper pro-
prictor the same sort of morality it eX
poets from persons in other callingS. II
would diSown q bookseller and cease all
intercourse with him for a 1.-THE of the
falschoods and petty frauds which it
passes unnoticed in Il newspaper pro
prietor. II may disbelieve every word he
says, and yet profess to respect him. and
may occasionally reward him; so that 1t
is quite possible to find a newspaper
which nearly everybody condemns, and
whose influence he would repudiate, cir
culatMg very freely among religious and
moral people and making handsome prof
its for its proprietor. \ newspaper pro-
prictor. therefore. who finds that his
profits remain high. no matter what views
he promulgatoS. and what kind of NOR
atty he practices, can hardly. with fair
ness to the community, be treated as IN
exponent of its opinions. He will not
consider what it thinks. when he finds he
has only to consider what il will buy,
and that it will buy his paper without
agreeing with it,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Mrs. Pinkham Declares that in the Light Nod
ern Science no Woman Need Despair.

= supporting the womb and the ovaries: re
store these, and the difficulty ceases, Here,
again, the Vegetable Compound works Won
dcrs. See Mrs. Lytjc's letter. which follows
in this column. Go to the root of the matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

The lighthouse board has ISSUED the fol-
lowing notifications:
North Head Light Ssa,ion-Nosice is
hereby given that on or about May L. 1898,
be established in the tower recently erect
ed On the leveled. portion OF tho extreme
westerly point OF North head. Cape Disap-
pointmenf. northeriy side OF the mouth Of
the Columbia river.
The focal plane OF the light win be 1se
feet above mean high water. and the light
may be seer :0l4 miles in clear weather.
the observers eye Is feet above the sea.
The light viii be visible from all points
OF approach from seaward excepting from
the northward to the eastward OF by q
y E.
The tower Is . cemen.-colored. conical
brick structure. 50 feet high from base 10
focal plane. with 4 black lantern. ana has
Two oil houses stand about . ana IS feet,
respectively, and two dwellings ana q
harm about Loo feet TO the eastward OF
the tower. The oil houses and dwellings
are cement-colored; the roofs OF the OIL
houses are black and those of the dwell
The approximate geographical position
OF the tower, as given on Chart Ne. G.lSo
OF the United States coast and geodetic
minutes s. seconds Longitude. Vest III
degrees o. minutes - seconds. Bearings
ard distances OF prominen: objects from
the tower are; Cape Disappointment Light.
house. 81 By 2 II niles; Point
TiiiamooE rock lighthouse. ssh Il. IL
miles: Columbia river light vessel No So
s q ". 81 miles. Bearings ara magnetic
and given approximately: miles are nauts-
This notice Affects the List Of Lights
and Fog sisnals. Pacific Coast. 1897. page
Is, No. lbs. ana the List OF Beacons and
Buoys, Pacific Coast, issi." page s..
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Considerins the Lilies.
CHICAGO News.


The arrival In Chicago Of the celebrated
]. Waldere Kirk almost simultaneously
with the publication in . valued contem-
porary OF collection Of the views Of dis
tin9uished women az to the finest standard
Of male beauty serves TO suggest that af-
ter thirty centuries Of rnonsfYcus injustice
things at last are 50 shaping that Il u
some use for man to try his best TO Be
beautiful
The page OF history IL incrusted with
beautiful women: but when. prior 10 this
year OF grace could any man hope for
more than the most eF,heme.ai attention.
no matter II he wss As pretty an peach?
This. Of course. was only . sort Of re-
verse side OF mans brutal monopoly Of
the means Of expression. 1t goes without
saving that 10 long az man had the sole
hand in taking the mold Of time he would
see TO II that the impress OF every beau-
sifui man was carefully scrape6 OF. His
jealousy would prompt him 10 do II. A
beautsfu. woman might be i'pmortalized.
BIZ, the lovel.est man would stand no show
whatever.
Nowadays. however. women are fully al
much the historians OF their time as men
are. and for every Cleopatra ana Helen
there may be a delightful Willie or Jim
NILE.
We hope In fact. that the new women
VIII 70 further than merely 20 imhed con-
temporaneo,ae male fovelinsss In the last
ing amber now that they have got an
lnnsngs We hope that they will retroact-
fyeiv celebrate the long pathetic procession
az u,,seniy men whose loneliness has been
ru.hleesfy snuffed out By the selfish male
historians
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April H.-Provis.ons, not
grain. led the way today on 'enange. The
am the eypeeted cal; TO supply the army
and navy Influenced spectators to lead
Nd with pork. larsf and short ribs. Out
side buying orders were more numerous
pork showed an advance OF SIC per barrel.
Lard and ribs gained zi.4syaec each.
July pork opened yc higher. but the
advance met with miscellaneous selling
and prices sharply declined.
At inside ngures however, the urgent
demand prevailed. and AZ offerings were
moderate there was considerable compe-
titlon for them. resulting In a runaway"
market and sharp advance In prices Tor
al descriptions.
shorts bought freely. Lard and ribs adj
all closing Il about top prices. There was
4 revuision OF feeling today NJ the open
ing among wheat traders from the ex-
treme bearishness that prevailed Ia the
NOT last long after the opening. and was
succeeded By fresh spasm OF weakness.
The strength at the start was partly the
Of f' sne Ho,hschi.d canard that scared the
holders OF long wheat the previous after
noon. and that state o. war virtually
exists. i, addition s g this the Iavsrpcol
that followed the opening bulge was the
renewed expression OF the prevailing sen
siment among the local heavy operators
tnat Wnsat u Sety "ucn 80 I'LL ~ ZIG"
OF the fine prospect for next haryeer.
The market gathered strength from the
higher quotations from Minneapolis. and
by 1870 p. m. recovered the cary break
Closing csb.es from Liverpool showed an
advance OF Id in spot wheat: July rose
70 sale, closing AZ Soc bid May sold be-
tween sl.ilia and si.l2. closing at the top.
Germ deceived the local talent. July
opened higher with wheat. but was set
upon by the bears and forced on tsc.
When wheat started up corn shofts ran
TO cover. and the price went up &c. cioz-
Ing at the tep.
Oats followed the course OF corn July
closed 80 higher than yesterday.
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Gan FRANCISCO. April n.-Arrived--.
Scar Maid Of Orleans, from Grays harbor.
str AreAta. sailed-etr Umatilia. for VIC
toraa: str Columbia. for Astoria; str This
lie, for BRISTOL bay: bktn Leslie D.. for
Seattle: str Bertha. for unga: scnr Sadie.
for umpoua: schr Liss:e Priol. for coQuills
ASTORIA. April e.-Aryived--B str
AilSa Craig. from Shanghai; Sir Oregon.
from San Francisco.
GAN DIEGO. April &.--Arrived-Br bk
Woolahra, from Newcastle, Australia
COOS BAY, April A.-Sailed-Schr EN-
pire. for San Trancieco.
VANCOUVER. April 0.--Sasled-Str EN-
press q Japan. Tor China and japan.
terprise; scnr Orieat. from cosmcpolis
Tor San Francisco: bktn Encore from
Hoqu!am for Valparaiso. and schr Novel
~. from HoQuiam for San FEancisco.
HOQuIAM. April N.-saiied-For San
Francisco. schr Ivy. from Aberdeen; scssr
Jennie Stella. from Hoquiam. Arrived
6chr Fannie Adele. from Santa Rosa.Ia
for Aberdeen. Sailed from Wsisapa bay
schr Emma Utter: schr Alcalde: bktn
Aureo.A.
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vOREIcx ssARKErA


NEW YORK, April N.-Ths Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
After q temporary rally ON NO change
in the Hank Of Engiand's discount rate.
the stock market here closed dull today.
Spanish fours closed at the lowest. SA.
There was q further sharp break In Ar
gentines on the news recounted In these
dispatches yesterday. Americans were
nat. but above the New York parity. II
absorbing stocks freely. There was .
sharp break in Canadian Pacific. mainly
on New York selling. but tie stock was
freely sold at Berlin.
Gold Is still arriving from Germany. and
Il n expected that at least 100000 more
IS to come.
Clesiag 0uotaaions.
LONDON. April zt-Close: Canadian
Pacific. SeN; Grand Trunk. rs.
Bar Silyer-Duh: . 15-1Sd per ounce.
DFeadsau1s.
LIVERPOOL. April 2l.--wheat--Firm:
No Northern standard California. a.,
eeilers January shipment; cargoes. waila
nothing doing: cargoes on passage. sellers
al an advance OF Cd to IL: English country
markets, firm. French country markets,
firm: wheat In Paris. firn: Hour in Paris,
c .s quiet. n sd: May. quiet.
81 TAd: July. quiet, % I'D.
Spanish FOuF1.
LONDON. April a. Spanish fours closed
at 80, net loss Of ~ from yesterdays
PARIS. April a.-snanish fours closed
at g ii-is. against AH. the cioeing price
Of yesterday.
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Ch1ango.
CHICAGO. April 0--Trade In cattle to-
eay wAs fairy active and prices held
about steady. Beef steeFS aold largely n
No6AS. cousDon. $A&6A; choice. 1850
III: 1tockerS and feeders. 0s06A73: cows
and hesfeYa unchanged.
The demand for hogs was great enough
20 clean out the pens II an advance OF
10Qa5c. Common. NNQ4B; hogs soid
largely At 0.Ss6Aas: piE1. HS03.E.
Sheep were IN good demand. choice
lambs selling sG1ec higher. Clipped lambs
sod freely at 81 464.& few cuils going
~ $z.5sft4: sheep. clipped. $464zS
Recsdpfs Cattle. Ssoo: hq9s, aLeoo:
OMAHA. Aoril 1.-cat;ie - Market
steady. Receipts, Lao head. Native beef
steers. $a0<eS: Western steers. 0-0047S.
Texas steers. 0s00430: ccws and heifers,
260AS; cannere, $&&Q3; Gtockeys and
feeders. HS8S: calves, A50R59s bulls
and stays. 8. 5063s0.
hogs-Receipts, Hl01 Market active and
Toe higher. Heavy. x7s01 50; mixed. q. 20
M =. light. r. DG3.s5: bulk Of sa.es, $3O
sheep-Receipts. 7soo. Market strong
and active. Fair to choice natives, 80
6lss: fair to choice Westerns. H.eo0sso;
common and stock sheep. 204: lambs.
N-806.0.
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gAogo ase Daans - the baeA
Ard sleeV1ees n19hAs.
~unAyans resouee.
1efResAang rest had 4
9llneys ana strength pssfeeA

sl1udyaa" hAe Thousands ce frssnds =
California. and II has them In al parts
ef the world They write grateful letters
to the staR a physicians who lead tAo
world In this special class ot diseases. le
yon have weak kidneys why not try what
can b done for you. There II absolutely
no charge for medical advice. and. II You
talEe the troubss to ash you have carcalaEU
again. u you have suspicionD of blood
faint In your syssem. the ssD-day baooA
cure surely ussszrs u riglst out Of the syu-
TEN. no matter what tAe stage may b.
Ask fer these clrcularn. too. They are
free. ~ '.Hudyan. evidence IL. But don't
delay. Get back that lIghs-hearted feel.
ing of youth, ana set II hack this wsoh
Bo man and fesl yoang again,
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ph,ladeinh!a Pubic Ledger

PhiladeIphsa Ftbl:e Lfdgef.
Peach trees should be about = rod APART
The knife is not used enough In the peach
orchard. The tree should be cut back the
firs. two or three years 20 . feot and
then be let grow. Doa't let the top out
grow the root. Should gum appear, rub
/: OF as soon as seen. and the insect VIII
come with II. The formula FOR feeding
the peach orchard Is: Esgh; hundred
pAardS nuriase OF potssh. 800 pounds
South Carolina rock. 80 pounds nitrise Of
soda. given ~ the rate OF i.ena pounds
10 the acre. The spr.ng is safer than the
fall for setting peach trees. Cherries NAV
be planted In TIE fail. plans AID ounce
in the spring.
Peach ye;icws Is more often due 20 the
bursting 90 the sap channels from freez-
Ing than frEm any other cause.
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THE SEATTLE

THE SEATTLE.
chas. H. =. Bliss Minneapolis
Z HUGHES. ncArrssy.
). w. Ly.sns. Port Townsend
Norman Tucker. whsscom-
James r. Conner. City.
y. ~. BrogAn. GkAgway.
c. 8. Moody. ekaSwny.
J. W. Fuller. st. Paul.
Miss Reed. New York.
r. McDade and wife. Everett.
A. " Barrow. Anaccrtex.
r. G, watkins. San Francisco:
II. r. Heecher. Port Townsend.
Chas Butter and family. Pert Townsend
L. d. Powell. Les Angeles.
Mrs. H. Johnson. Portland
p. Gibbons. Renson.
w. s. CARRIER. Nebraska.
Harvey L. Dickinson. whatccm.
W l. Baker. New York.
W. q. Turner. Fresport, III
NJ MacG-cger. Victoria.
: Turpei. v:c,oris-
THE RArNTER-GRASD
r. w. yaii.s Portland.
Thos. F. Adams, Guxman. Mex.
w e. Meaghcr. 81. Pau.
Geo 4 Brackets. skasway. ALASKA.
Sir Thos. s TancreA. Lonaon. Eng.
z. c. Hawkins, Dsnver, coio.
= soh 3. 4 nep assss Ssw Sc. Y rsrx
Mary A. NcEvely. Heieaa. Mont.
A. f. Laberee and wife. Olympia. Wash.
J. c. Rez6maE, City.
fhas. Peabody. City
j. NJ. Ryac. AIfen. III.
n, q. WAes1ey, City
Geo. r. NyerA Portland
q. q. Latayee and wife, Msn.reai. r. q.
Nr. and Mrs.. @. H Prsnee, st. f1ui
Ar. and Mr. 0an Kahn ana chi11, Gin
.snnstl.
Miss Esznch Bestr&n. Cincinnati
e.. @. Megyue. New York.
q. n. ByAdtey. DEluth.
8. r. neeskDrd EeW York.
w r. Sutton. New York,
;. e Ford. Lo0mta
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- - - lsxsAaaOs
N6M IO8K. Apga a-3hega haa hen
sspsssso, 10y !, - e s,ssa sssn..s 1880.
aoso 49, has he:A teuae5ousay - the
49, QnE00o van ~ alua Monua - -
sssfte1 Essn sbe events Of tass wees
oay aee0cd 70 fan % convinre this e1e-
. - e1W - fhs Asaan1o ana the s&ow
- teeee ~ IL peeat6oa4 TIE 0r0nsne
paTto9 ~ tn refusal 90 xhio e1emeR1
g - mxe ~ . he opln1on n mAny
s.Sy 81 g, 3. . ssss, s 20 $3.50 g .s
1o< to0ayD evoefs appareofly e0uvanced
gne eeUmngyotive o1eun1nt thai OoY = .
= eeet. Al ds0onaexAae1 that ~
nqm4aStpa ne11eu4 - Uas had boea ~
- 0sAn4 co0psetod. Early II H. dAy
kes YORK hssd shove the Londoa parity.
ara thero were Occansonai ral3an even
AFTER IT, newu that 0en- wooA4prd had
- o4yea - passports. bot rspoyss ffoA
cattng pesDsntSem Ter a mansdsais fer
wafd nove0ent e the asDo1 foscas ol
thu uulte6 Stats. showing that var al
nse4x practically ex5ste4 caused eeIling.
change manifessea csassdssaSss sathu-
e1An@. aGs1 the roUsFu0 Wns handnc0oly
01eoeAtod With ADeg1cnn nnaR but thaY
eQ9eluu64 = seu stocko. opWe very heavy
hseokS Ues4 thrown oser dertng the dnal
9o1R. Ana everything went TO show that
- sen tn nQulmation of long heiaInSs
Sssits@tea. a. rs"is VI I.ous1vtie = Nssh-
possss 49, - n,xht:s e.. ls1 0's'
Thcra ~ no raiir n the snal dea .fnga.
the u,aYSSf confinu,nr active and ueak
ana cl0G37e - fhe i0wess Durfnr ire
eariy nart q the day selling for foreign
ahnorosd. Tne number "a shsres for this
Scccunt = ,sesiusafed A. = ~ INA con-
Sinued eallin9 81 cur securities by London
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Special Dispatches 70 Post-fnteli.s<ncer,
TATOoSH. April Ia p. m.-EArOmetsf,
III. light rain: wind south. twelve milsA
lnward-Tug Monarch. ! p. m. tug Pho
n&er In the strata
NEAH BAY, April III p. might
rain; calm.
CLALI.AM BAY. April H. .. M
Light rain. calm.
FORT ANGELES, April n.-4 p. M
Barometer. 3.ss: cloudy: wind west. six
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0sfs snoS - e1senss ~. ~ - -:
ansoanf q 0anlDeaB ooenR- 0uo1 eSoenl3eGo
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-: b1kem exek1o. &0km
Whe1t-115RlenG. Q0Dlouk 1ne IA 4:
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uer1ey-kee9 Q054D1.1: oeeWfuR 49,
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OefD-poof e 1A5r. 0-4Ua-0: oneA -
cfeeces b. fnDcy I'D, 0lolED
16: xr1y. 1919 nfifn9. a441l<:
surpfse.
rs.... $1,000 49,.
80 81 - ~ ~ $1,000. wheat cen-
-. - r- ~ -. oartey, eeufaA
E...s - oses.I. ~. neSM sac34 . ceka.
;s-.r n =. ~ $3.50. saex4 -:
ton@ -. s,.ci 49, 4 ,acHa - ~.
e: r:isene. es1es. -: sglcl1lver. naska
~ = - MANDY. gallons
Useang onoenseo0o.
Bsriey-firm: Dscemssrs - a sss -. ~.
corn--rayr. ve,,c~ n ,eerr
Bran-Szi9Si. 8
49, s1A aeDA
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SoIds :na Zee n.s s2sss,a PIT, sssaes ss H
1,xrns. snsr-.-1-s-3.------ - 49,
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The ASKING steam schooner Annie u,
Nixon arrived In port yesterday afternoon
from cruise to tho halibut banks In the
vicinity OF Kadlak ixlapd. She brought
down catch conAsting IL Len pounds Of
hafibut and ced. which was purchased by
Chlopeck Bros The Nixon encosntered -
we're gales while north. but successfully
weathered them
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Transactions sfnce January I ana
for YESTERDAY.

Real estate transfers since January l.
1885. the $924.s1s04. There were filed for
record Yesterday three deeds aggregat-
ing $.ooe. Following Is a list:
s. H. Feline to August HaIherg. lot II.
block Il. Edes & Knights add, April 20,
81 COO
Same TO same. W Il CT lot Ie, block "A, OF
Beirs Heirs ID add. April -. SI.00s.
VIZ of lots and T. block ~ Mer-er's I'd
add to North Seattle. Feb. n 5000.
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The British ship Nauydown. Capt Rob
ertsan has been recently chartered By g.
w. McNear to load wheat at Tacoma for
Liverpool She was at San Francisco
when the charter was effected. and In o..
der to be At her loading berth in the tsne
specified by her charterers. Will be towed
frcm San Francisco to Tacoma. The Many
down = q vessel OF ASST tons
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EXCURSION TO sxoos,ALMrE FALLS

EXCURSION TO SSoorALMIE FALLS.
The first excursion Of the season vii
he run on Sunday. April -. Ample time
viii 5s allowed for fishing and for sr-
spsetiEg the plant now being erected for
the Snoasa.rsi. Power Company. Lieut..
wAgutr's First Regiment band win par.
Ecipafs IN the excarsson. furnishing music
en- route and at the falls Train s&avcs
- - = =. Fare for souad trin -
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sf1asa WHEAT MARKET

z - sseseN ~. Aprsl a-~rmausne..s mare,
nsRU s. - - Europe ard ana Eax.
IA Frs-Me sxseilsaf ,s,.sssas aenarsi
49, = "a wheat Is stsf advsnr.
MA 49,, 20 fer wana wasIa To-
= - Is sna ala~stem comma nd
~. 49,. Msess are icosensax