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Fl Is

Your system that - al wrong HgrpyAS
viii make II al RICH. agar. You have
creams HIDfAN gives yeu sxeg. arb
psaceEIi sleep. You kao1 ira. there are
oIElrr men Or earth who ara rrxore manly
fiaSEs yats. HUpYAS rs.neysso-ryea t-sisr.
Ter week VII alter this YGu ought &c,
Dc "a strong a. yGur next-ssoor n@sgnE,or.
HCDYAS viii give you the vitality that 1t
nests 10 make whole man But rer>n-
Der tssss ]; Ia ugsly
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-. sats-No. Nss6gNcs No. white. I'D
Asfs. Nc. white. @@%H1z1>c
Rye-Sc, : A.. s7&4c
Earssy--No- :. A34sc
k1sxseess-So /. sac.
Ifrsa;ly SEED Prime g sss.
Mess Tork-Pcr barrel. s. sxSS n
I.ard-pev 10 pounds S. loss
Sstes-Saerr ribs sicose}. s. lsafS *
Sso1s5@rs-Dry szstted stssxs<si sass94s.c
SzoeS-Short clear tbaxesA, s. ssSxS n
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YOU CAN GO 70 San Francisco fer 80.
This includes berth In upholstered PAIL
man tourist sleeper: 80 includes berth ~
Standard Pullman sieeref.
For rates to all paints East or SnusNs
and full information. call on ar address
Thomas A. Graham. district passenger
ard freight agent. Southern Pacific Co.
SIS First avenue, Seattle.
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- - srsvsass by orsSirsa1ee No. ssss,
80 sss-4g Improvement; district Nc.
ez9A1s4s $. .ssrcsStsazee with tae plans ard
1890 49, r1w or n!% In the offsce Of
Ss<ss.a AZ g1slse T0fss
- - asa r a. - ss&Ssnsg IA xsie6 9s n Ger
) b Il ar,ss&. payable TO IRE order Of sse
- 1890. fer a s1sUf not less snan
- =. - rzs.s Of :ae lid. Ard 20 BID
~ syrx:S4veG unssss accompanied By
- - sss~r.ssfsi Bidder vii; BE- required to
- sssf. s<nfF3c. ard furnish salts
- hssrs ser fB@ amount required by
- - rtssrfe- arss taE laws - the state
~ - S.ss::,t-gYor. within ter days aste- be-
1890 81 the award OF the contract
- sastsrz II do 90. the said check
- - zrneunf Gzssi therein VIII be for
- q fae csty. No person - eligible
esasg wre nas within two years
- - tse letting 81 sa.6 contract made
- In paygnenf az any rus; claim
-. zsssk OF later perrsrrsesl or any
- - material furnished pursuant to
ga e0airaes as herein Advertised
- x.sata gala tyg0 years. failed 10
- ary s8gA contracts
Z ssssssss3 atssnrsoa ia called 20 article XIII
Z - s4.~ cszarigr. as E0w Ia fore re-
80 ,o hhoarx % b bcr." and 10 article
- 80 =. subs ard :. relAkiax 10 bonds
- s,card o. public works reserves tho
..s.s l. reject aay and ali bs6A
<sesxsis rs3St b4 inaor&sG on envelope
- tsy First Avenue South Ksplauk:rg %
. arse* 81 TIE board OF puasI~ works
FRANK OLESoS. Secretary.
ns.s Of srss publication. August 18th.
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THAT man is a great political leader,
said Mr. gayato<s@rs nesghoor.
Well WAS the answer. he isns ex-
aetiy what Ia can leader. Eut he GER
ta:niy has great knack Of enain' cut
which way the procession ~ goln an then
gettln' out In front an hoilerin'. Come ca.
fes,ersr w aSh4agsou Star.
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HARVESTING DEI.AYED m RAIN.
We Damage Done Owing to the Alb
seacc uf Ratn.

Special Dispatch 20 the rcss~Insens gess,er.
LA CONNER. Aug. I-Harvessinx has
been DELAYED nearly weak ny rain and
damp. foggy weather. which set in last
THURSDAY morning. So far little or no
damage has been done 20 the grain. as
there has hesn no wind 10 hodge the grain
aud should fire weather now ses in the cruD
viii fe harvested IN frs. class order, but
thrvsh.ng Will necessarily b. sateN
In the cat belt surrounding this rsacu
nearly one-sa.f Of the graIs Is sat. bat In
tas Beaver marsh and SkassS delta dis
trscfs little or no grain has been harvested
as yet. as much W the grain Il sfso green.
while the harvesting OK that which Is nc
for cutting has le@a delayed ~ the rainy
weather.
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Hudyap

Yes. HTDYAS tina; will do this. Yea
"aat % get rid OF those Shaking hands.
ASK about the grsa. rersssfo-traasnsns
ToU want TO De able to look the world
fairly IN the face. Ask about the great
reiDes!io-trea snaens- You wanx energy. ana
Sosi want life. Ask aooa, that grand
rs'resiso-srsatsn ens. Free SIS .ss air yoa
breathe are the circulars and testimonials.
Al you have TO 90 10 To AJAX for them
Write and ses today.
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Ybaf

You are wsakilng K needs no ore to tell
you. You cannot even walk with voir
head Up. Get HUDYAN and you will be
able 10. Get ths HUDYAE treatzaer. and
you VIII rot know yourself In q week. But
you are going from bad Id worse az thls
moment Stop, Yes, STOP! And stop this
very minute. You can get HUDYAN as
well today as you Will he able 10 get IL to-
morrow. BE a man, and De a good ons.
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sAs shingles. -; standard Shingles, g-la.
ole-tncn a-Ah /. Il and Is sdet. sE49s4,
ihtck nnish. s2xGE: cedar s94irrs !. s
and . feet. Esss -. oastsns. ~ &c per 10
hssaA feet. p.ckeEs. ST.
hsln-erssd. s. in advance Of green pray-
age. 5nc-
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IF YOU have lust returned from Klons
AKA or Alaska and are ca yoan -
your Eastern home. you cannot 10 better
than travel over the Northern paci.ics
WITH it's Pullman ard dining cars on ev-
cry train. asYorsslng every comfort and AZ
ceIlent service.
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81 FhEAsf- REH's NOTICE The { l.
wssrsets go sse ps.d Rpan prs-
go ~ tae Cts TrsAsuTSs's oTtse-
49, az sa4 warrants wsll cease A.
fSHen = Afteen lays from ms
So ~ tfSF .S.r3 Avenue SgN-A. Ord
-. "a s.. warrants Ncs. So - 81
& ess. tlE' 'eevtA ASeGSe, Isrd lTis nee
= " - ~aTs'ats NaS - 81 50 VS.
VA. tff6 nar,e No. 49,. warrants
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rrIcE 20 coNTRAcToRs-James
xss,rs il hereby given tina. sealed pro-
ssrs.s viii o~ received by the undersigned
Ssrssary 81 the board OF public works 81
- . aa sras 1sS is. for ss p I'M. M.
srss-esanf of james Street from First 10
kess.s Avenues. by paving said street be-
Msen esio points, as provided by orGs-
ruues Ne. fssf creating local improve
SeFvs dasrscs No i7z. ard In accordance
20 tA@ plans and specifications now on
q ID ths office 81 The board OF public
Ear nd must be accompanied by GER
ef<s cheek. psya bic 10 the order OF the
81 comptroller, for a sum not sess than
a. &, per cent. 0. the bid. and no bid
~. BE- cohsiaere.s unless accompanied by
- cseek
rs successfnl bidder win be required 70
Seter into a contract and furnish salts.
6x.os eona for he amount required i,y
~ ely charter and the laws az TIE state
II Wasslng5ta. within ten days after be-
m n0sl.sed OF tbs award OF the contract
= hlin: .aiiiag to 30 -. the said check
ssd sas Amount axed therein will be for
kssd 10 the city. No person Il el.glbis
y Z, BIDDER wnu has within tao rssars
rss 10 the istilng Of said con.rac. made.
assasls in payment u any JUS, claim
" aay work or labor performed or any
skia er material furnished pursuant 10
sas such contract as herein advertised, or
Ms within said two years failed 20 com
s&Se arr sgeGI contracts
Special attention Is called 10 article xx;ii.
4 TIE city charter as aow I'm force, re.at-
Ex TO hours OF labor and 10 article
M. section "a. subs l and 2. relating 20
saads and euratlss
fhe board OF public works reserves the
~, to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must Re Endorsed on envelope:
Sd for James Street Paving
BY order Of tie board OF public works
FRANK OLESoS. Secretary.
Lais OF nfst publication. August 18th.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Maxket nominal: export No
club. SC. M. oiGs<.srz. Sc AIlisnx. No.
club. Sc. No clu4s.s1. SIC
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

club wheat NJ So. hluesreyn al assssIc {.
MIXERS are willing TO pay 8 Or cents
above these figures
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1Ful'SnEp STOCK NOTICE -Ths fsl-
Ss'sg described pony, placed 81 The city
ls1sas August - lSaS viii I've cold q. nuh-
e auction &c TIC highest bidder sor cash
2 eAid, 20 pay ~aSs ~ !innoun1ing ard
Gv"gtsinE. September 8 iS2s at "a
aeck i, II. ~ the front door 81 p5l.~e
ssss9 iaTiers. corner Third avenue ard
- Eght soTTsl pony. bald face,
ne owner II iAe above ae.nr.h bed poay
ess Hnknowr - ne
e 4 REED. CHE. - Toilc@.
ts's - arSt r.3htcatton August 81 sea
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug. Acknowledgement:
export, value. WaIsa Wana, 5&lsSc, VAL
ley and alsaexy EN-. Sc
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sAsoGSDEp STOCK MOTTO F.-The co.
AsEs described ne;ter. placed IN M,
gay ecsHd August IS lsSs wsll he 500
!. aaa-.e sge;ien - TIE highest bidder
- cash r. 12rf 20 pay cost ~ i'm
sasnz AT s,l< e-s5slax September <
80 a. !" O'clock q u q. sHe syaut sSor
N1s hesd1aa ers. car~sr Thi9f Av-
sss ard yesler wAy.
80 rta hssfrT. sac year e,3. wits
white aanks
sss sw1eY ~ ere shove described AN..er
<2s aEknSvu "a rr..,
: REED CNlas - rc.lce.
80 y ars, Publication. AaxgSt Il. T>$>.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 4-The Evening
Posts London financial eabiegran says:
The stock markets here were irregular
today. but good tone, especially fer i'm
vesiFnen1 stocks. and the continued absence
of gold exports TO New York having the eff
feet OF easing the money market Ameri-
cans opened duh on New York prices and
stock was sold here, but the market shows
considerable strength and it Is believed
that the next SetiIevaen: viii not chow
much OK a tau account here. Grand
Trunk was higher, the traffic receipts being
better than had been anticipated.
There was sharp rise IN Spanish Is 10
ssia on Paris support. and the rise In Spar
isn exchange on London, which has for
the moment checked the Spanish buying Of
silver. DE Beers mines were again Hat.
The new rupee loan offered today In India
was A little ovsrappiIed for. the average
price OF the allotment. pa. being a above
the minimum.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. et,-canadlan Pacific,
s7is: Grand Trunk. ~. bar silver. nominal
a. q i2-isd per ounce: money. L per cent.
Bar silver Ia fat nj 2;s.d per ounce. The
decline was due 10 the absence Of demand
from Spain.
Hreadstu6s.
LONDON. Aug. sf-Wheat-f'argoe~ on
coast nothing doing: cargceS on passag e
nominal and unchanged. English country
markets generally Is cheape imports into
the United Kingdom. wheat. -. 90 guar
ters. -four. 1900 barrels,
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s4.-Wheat-Dull;
81: French country markets. quiet; futures
closed quiet; September. - Sad.
Corn--Augns'. easy AT "a I'D september,
iui at Is lid. October da:s nj ss ID
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On the produce exchange today the but
Ter market Was firm Creamery, ls1asc.
dairy. laussc.
EggS-Firn. Fresh. 20.
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STEAMER Sentinel. city dock, for Ia
ccrs, 10 a. m. s:so y. m. Fare. zoe.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.


New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. A-co,toa--lsGiei:
rrAiddiing, s&ac.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. A-Cptton
steady: mlddling. sac.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash. Aag. -. 80
Exchanges 81 she Seattle. Tacoma sFo-
k4fse ar44 Egftiz1d clearing houses to-day
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug A-The Liverpool mar
ket, instead OF showing sympathy with yes
for September and IA FOX December. That
was the principal reason for slight de-
cline here az she start. The depression did
not last long ard En- short time from the
opening the market became quite strong
September rising ~ above the previous
days closing price. Lons!on reported good
demand for @arsoes on passage and tina;
helped things a little, bat the chief rsA-
son for the strength thar SO quickly sue
ceedei the first decline was the nervous
TESS 81 September shorts on accoGn. Of the
small stocks here and the slight prospect
for tl9esr speedy Increase. Advices from
the spring wheat region favored the ex-
pectat!on Of continued liberal receipts.
Some repcrss were 10 the effect that tire
results Of ;hreshing were disappointing hur
such reports 6ai not disturb the general In
preston that i spring wheat crop had been
raised exceeding in bulk the crop OF any
former season The frnlne=a IN futures
was well maintained until the Paris and
Antwerp markets reported for the day.
Paris reported November and February
wheat ST cepgirYses. or equal 10 slss2 b;,she,
lower and Antwerp showed loss OF iac
a huSaei. September broke OF the WEAK
ness abroad. bfi' tirned up fraction just
before TIE close September left of axe,
lower and December declined @sc on the
day
Corn a, the start acted In way 20
rake glad the hearts OF she bulls and then
turned around and rendei them The ear
ly advance was due 10 Heavy bgytng or
damage reports from Kansas and Ne
t-axka Later when ,he=e reports were
denied the ;1iE12be left the closing prices
AZ she low point OF the day, with loss OF
i.G2se for September
The 1rm2esS OF o&ks was attributed 70
reports ~ considerable damage 20 tina.
grain frosn the heavy rains. September
left OF unchanged to Ia higher.
Provisions ruled - rGsae sss-s s1.-<a az the
t.sa yoosn1ing!y small ran % hogs. Pack
ers bought heavily of lard ard ribs Pork
closed Sc lower. lard gained 2;xz4Sc ard
ibis rose &C.
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TODAY.s WEATHER.

IODAnFS WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY,
Portland. Aug. q, ls3s.
Fair, with clouds. cooler.
L. s. DEPARTMENT Or ArRfCULr
TrRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
EaA4teG Aug ~
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Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. Aug 24.--~C,iossng.
Boston & Mon rs Butte a Bos 80. az
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iMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described cow. placed in the city
pound Angus; IL. isss Will be sold al pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for
cash III hand. to pay cost Of impouniins
and advertising. August 80 ISIS at ID
O'Clock a. m, at the front door OF police
headquarters. corner Third avenue ard
fesscr way:
One light eolored Jersey cow
The owner OF the above described COW
being unknown 10 ne.
c. :. REED Chief Of Police
pate Of frat Publication Ausust s. lssss
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!, CRY Treasurer ~ the city ~ Seattle
.ss'e = isst publication. Seattle. Wash.
Assast ~ isss
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@Iures.

All classes OF curabie diseases are
cared ut the grand old Hudson M~df-
cal Institute. Thirty Day Hood
Cure" circulars are free, too, aud III
you will bat describe your disease
and give che doctors n chance 10
help you, You viii be CURED:
Hudson Medical Institute,
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sta,
nAa Francisco, Califosn1a.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Seattle LocAi EegoTt-Aaxifnrrn temper
atuss - degrees. Fniasti1tn. 81. nssan -
NAich Is 15re degrees above normal.
Weather. clear. no rainfall.
g. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather bureau
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CITY NOTICES.

Nos. s02. soS, 7oi East jefferson 21st and
18th AYES. Ordinance zee warrant No.
3se. A. III. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the city Of Seattle.
Date of first publication. August Is. !s.a.
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But.er-Ranch. i5ai lsc: fancy dairy. In
squares. is0Ae: Washington c-eameries.
2-tb Prints. Aa2sc; Eastern Iowa and Ell
gin. E1tz2c.
Cheese uobhingl Native Washington
Gi4Gtsc: Eastern. l,qfI2e.
Eggs uoooing.--Stric,iy fresh ranch. co1
2le; EasteIn. fo3slfc; Oregon lstsc
Comb .honey--legiic: Nevada, l2c: strain
honey. efISiac.
Po1itry-Dressed chickens. r5c: spring
1StsllIic
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Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aog. a4.-Todsy the
statement OF the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance :. 49,. sassl. sss SIS
Gold reserve =. =. -. ............ 2po. 575, 0s3
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eGetnbles.

Potatoes ftobbng,, rev. $SGfl5; swes,
potatoes, &c per 10: silverskin onien.
sl.!etsl -; beets, 81 per sack. ear
rots. PIC par sack: turnirs, TAG ner sark.
cabbage, :ii5 per 100: eaul.fiowe r. -sc ner
dog. Hubbard squash. g: nuppains
lsse; green corn. i.islI5c per doz
bell feppers 800 per crate: toms
toes, +gsts,c per box. cucumters. sTfsr
per dos. egg plant, 1alsc per ID: rhu-
barb, it3l'sc ger III; string beans. ltgaasc
per h. wax beans. lts73e per b green
ie'se per eog; radishes. toe pc. dog
punches.
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Gen~rai Q1otntfons-
yszz-~Eeesao.x - barrels. axncezs
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Meats, Provisions and Fish.

per III: steer beef, 6;sf.c per 10: mutton,
wetAess. TIC per Id: PORK. nc per Id; veal
large, osioc; small, sc per H.
Provisions Qeheings--Ham large. 1o'sc.
hams. small. lie; breakfast bacon. lie: dry
saited sides. 3lac.
Lard pohhing,-iiome made. per Id. TIC:
White Star. sc: Coin Special s,sc; lard
compound, tierces. 5isc: Rex. sac
Fresh Fish Uobhingl - Haibut, 3isss4c:
salmon. si1n5c. salmon trout, i0Iiec:
Founders. 21ic; so.es. &c; rock cod Sc,
trout. t2isG i5c; shrinps lee: smelf. 3dtc:
tom cod, &c; oysters. Olympia, ss5e Der
sack. 81 per gallcn; clans. 81 SO per sack:
Din2enass crahs Ike. 81 cooked 81 10
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Cfearaa@es balances.
-assIe :. size. $50 "A 2xI .DAx -
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Imaber and building Material.

I.egs~ Superior Qaa.tty. gsr NJ Ne A.
$50. r.eTShA2tA@-s nr, sos. Ne
csstAr s1. cousEsag. p@- N 6 Sx.s
sprucs seSz. s. ~. cedar shsaeie bosis s. Is
-
rsr fuerSer~ Eoukf7 Sssa task erlsh
s2sefaeFa5 oae Or tw2 sides Z - arA &.
snchss y Sc So =. lengths :. - Is feet
scRc}&3 eHrE - &c EeE VI sxt-a. eae-.nefa
nn9sa5. ss4&@A ~ vertical gran s. EsG VI
extra Flooring dressed aEc matched
sIs83@s @1AeS soSr8- S-srcA. ss7sis ii
irCA ys5sss = 80 t@~.gen. sl-sIs- ksz>Sgg
Ne. a- %-acs ATssa. g. No = s. y 81
5xsawssa s~ae-ir ara drop ssA nE weight
a. los sllMfs. Esr twne~r tossts ard
seArr.ias< r2s-wh. sSSAsss : : f. s. -
SIS. :, ss&4,s noG bazrss iz.nca
sna Mn. s.S- a.-lnee :. - Ia@, Mes. : &
ana , ss-5ncA. - 5S$. sssss. LAta 80 Us
vresknt. a4xfie feet So
= as@xsrEts- red ce9Rr 1GrA@~- Rsauga
s0gSs sse~3 Stag we49At ~ rs. sssssssa
CeGHg DT sas& $ss< ! ard + .As-g2cA
iSo rs. Nls< Z agA / @xs-.nss. ~
ia; Nos. ! snSs / xaxs-.ss.h. % It's. s..o
"a vHszssess.ag. $se<tiA; Va1DoA oD0ms
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THE pfTsIEg.

= N9sNKFs NIQEFf ' = FE5'is y + INDNAY,
Wisconsin III. A. Davies. Port ursh4yd:
n 4 Esoafh Dawson. scott FaaIharn. Mra
Yawhern. Butts. y H. Eriwss Ira sszfss:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-23
TO ABOLISH CANADIAN
 PACIFIC DIFFERENTIALS.
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways Are Acting in
 Concert

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-It Is now reported that the Great Northern and the North ern Pacific roads have joined hands to bring about an abolition of all Canadian Pacific differentials and will insist that to be an indispensable element in the set clement of the present transcontinental rate war. These dfferentials are at the bottom of the trouble. They have been source of annoyance and friction since they have been in existence and now it is claimed the present war offers an excel lent opportunity of getting rid of them once and forever. It is urged that there is really no reason for their existence. Any disadvantages to which the Cana dian Pacific may be subjected in compet- ing for transcontinental business on the one hand are more than offset by advan- tageS it enjoys on the other.
 It may be that all the matters now in dispute between the roads may be Sub- mitted to arbitration for settlement. In that case the question of differentfais would have to abide the result, the same as all the other matters in dispute. Should the war be fought out to a finish, how ever, it is said the two roads named will insist on the abolition of all differentialS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-23
THE SEA STILL
 HOLDS ITS DEAD Bodies of None of the Clara Nevada Wreck Victims
 Recovered. Definite Knowledge of the Identity of the Passengers Yet
 Lacking.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Special Dispatch to The Call.
 JUNEAU, Feb. 15 (via Seattle. Feb. 22).-There is little to be added to the &C., count of the awful loss of the Clara Ne vada. Crews of several steamships which have passed the scene of the wreck have noticed the floating masts, still attached to the sunken hull, and other wreckage, but have seen no bodies Even from Skaguay there comes no definite news of the identity of the passengers. It Is cer- tain, however, that A. Benicke of J. D. Meyers & Co, Portland; Al Moves of Juneau and G. B. Saportas of New York are among those lost.
 w F. Saportas came down from Skaguay last night He was the last man Skaguay, being there to bid his brother farewell. George Bach, who saw the burning steamer from Seward City, says the vessel was burning when he first-saw her, and that this must have been after the explosion. He hung a light out on the dock and with companion watched the burning ship for four hours.
 It is now said that the vessel carried gunpowder which is based on the fact The best opinion, however, is that her boilers burst and that the explosion took place before the fire This is borne out by the fact that among the wreckage is a great piece of her deck a lot of new chairs and tables and other things that are not even scorched.
 No steps have yet been taken to search for the bodies, and, in short. outside of those which may be confined in the vessel, the deep snow and wide territory to be covered make any such enterprise seem entirely hopeless.