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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
The Orio1e.

The Oriole, at 212O Pacific avenue. Allan
tic City, is but one block from the Reading
depot and is near the beach. The Oriole is
open all the year round and is managed by
Mrs c. T. Buzby of Baltimore. The rates
range from 81 to 50 a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock trus-
tees will sell at auction valuable building
lot on NJ street between 25th and 26th
streets, having a frontage of G312 feet by
depth Of 1870 feet. See advt. in auction col
umn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
PlMlPl Cured s7 Gg1TlGWRA SOAP

commenced TO get pimpies ana blackheads WheI
I fifteen years old. My face covered.
spent about ten dollars for soaps medicine. etc
but they never did me any good. i used CUTI
CURA SOAP for two weeks, the pmples and black
heads began to disappear end 1t only took three
cakes of CUrICURA SOAP to my face OF
these homely pimples JOSEPH Il. CLAMER,
Sept 81 9s. 327 Court St. Elizabeth, n. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Miss Lizzie Kane, living at f24 18th street
northwest was thrown from her bicycle
near the Baltimore and Ohio depot Satur-
day. as a result of her wheel getting caught
in the car track. She was thrown against
an express wagon and was slightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
Burts sale of Factory Remnants.

Tuesday add to the Remnant Ia
BILE $500 values in Ladies' Pat. Leather OK
fords, light and heavy soles, and Russia
Oxfords in heavy soles-new swell shoes
in new English toe, mostly middle sizes at
500. There is still a good selection of
sizes Of the remnants at 95c. and $3.50;
children's, T5c Burt's. 1411 F.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
NO Need to Buy Butter

that is bad when the best is so easily OBJ
tainable. We deliver at your door our BIB.
boxes fancy creamery for SIS. Telephone
2Il. Jas. +. oyster, mo Pa sNe.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
The wheel Came on.

Charlotte Carroll, colored. eighty years
old, resident of Arlington. Va, was pain
fully injured late Saturday nigat by being
thrown from her wagon near the Long
bridge. She had attended market, and was
on her way home when a wheel of her
wagon came off. The aged woman was
thrown to the stone pavement. and her
back was badly injured. She was given
treatment at the Emergency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
X. of p. Day at Frederick. July 18th.

For Pythian day the Il. and o. r. r. will
run special train. leaving Washington at
S:30 al m, stopping at intermediate stations.
Returning, leave Frederick 500 pm. Rate,
sl.25. Picnic at Braddock Heights, the
most picturesque mountain top in Maryland.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
your Children

should have the best in town, nutritious,
wholesome and palatable Bread. Boston
Baking Co.'s Long Loaf, Grandma's and
Square Loaf, Old Homestead. Your grocer
sells 1t. je20-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
LOCAL MENTION.
TONIGHT.

Columbia Theater-Eugenie Blair present.
ing "Divorcons."
Chevy Chase Lake-Water carnival
Glen Sligo-Roof garden.
1909 Pennsylvania avenue-Fitzsimmons-
Jeffries fight by rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Policeman Martin Brown killed a sup
posed mad dog at 1851 Florida avenue last
night The dog had not bitten anybody. but
81 shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
CITY9 ITEMS.


Finest Marine Products, Early Vegeta-
bles, Fruits, etc. Midday Lunch. Table
d'Hote Dinner and Meals a la Carte. High
grade only. Lifetime experience. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
NIAGARA FnlI. SO. vim b. md O.. Jul.

18th. Special train of day coaches and par
lor cars leaves Baltimore and Ohio railroad
station $40 am Further information at
offices. 7G1 10Th street. $40 Pennsylvania
avenue and station, New Jersey avenue and
c street-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
Hudsnn,s Narfet,

HudsOn's Variety Store Is Now
located at i23 9TH st. NV, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, where they will be pleased to
see their former patrons. je2o-1m
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s1.2s to Harpcr's Ferry and Return,

Special train leaves Il. and Q. depot $40
a. Sunday, July IT, Returning leave
Harper's Ferry pm. same day.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
Indianapolis and return via B.So..s1o

Account Epworth League convention,
tickets sold July IS, 10. good to return until
24th, and may be extended until August %
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

FOR YOUR ICED TEA
Use "Kenny's Cheon," the best SOC. Tea in
America. Pure American-refined Sugars at
cost c. ID. Kenny, eight city stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Dansler Gas Range. 3 burners on top and
large oven, 81. A. Eberly's Sons, us TIN
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Don't suffer with corns bunions. hot, ach-
Ing feet! Use Aliens Feot-Ease.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

Exhibition of antique furniture at SIoan's.
1fDI @ street northwest. Second floor
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

briefly describes Schneder's MALT
BREAD Its prepared and baked on pure
ly hygieniC principles of the choicest ma
terials. Keep we'll by eating it this hot
weather. &c loaf at your grocers.
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WASHINGTON DRESsET

WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF.
Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef. Del
monico Steak, go to John r. Kelly, West
End Mkt. I'D & p; 9th street wing, Center
Mkt. Corned Beef speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.


Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and Z
trains l0:S5 am, 500 pun. daily.
For Cincinnati, st; Louis and indianapolis. EI-
E1pnss 1905 night. daily.
For littsburg aud Cleveland. 1875 a. and $50
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit. 1905 night
FOR winchester aud way stations. TOGO. 1888
F FO: L gray: $40 n. daily.
xT:05. x7:io 8s:oo $40 s: sa:sS klSGo an S
1iS:o5 n. 12;lh, xl;l5, x3:oo, AS:3o 3:SS A 30,
xlo:oo. 1880, xll:5O pm. Sundays, x2:S5. xI:O5.
x3:O0, 3:35. 4:S5 x5:oS 15I0, $50, $500 xIo:V0.
For Annapolis. 7:lo an; 12:I5 and $3.50 pm.
| SUNDAYS. $3.50 am; 4:35 pm.
| For Frederick week days. 300 an. 1855 4:30.
eiSo Pm. sundays 9:oG an. l:l5 pm
For Boyd and way puiLJs. week days, 800 an.
80 $50. 7:o6 pm. Sundays. 800 am. i:l5.
$50 ESF GaitAfEsHg5s and way points week days.
pm Sundays. 300 am, l:l5. 43S. 7:U5. lo:l5
For Washington Junction and way points. 900
am $50, $3.50 pm. week days: $500 aln-. l:ls
sd ESr Bay ksdse week days $50 an 4sO pm
An ..., ROYAL Blue LINE.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston
and the east, week days. :O5, $50. 1900 a.I2..
led EHelasively Pullman a rr SGO Di2as Carr.
b;95 Dining Carr, 500 II: 80 and 2:35 night.
AolteplhS OaE open at lb.OO Sunuayts
1:O5, 300 am, l2:U5 uoon. lis Dining Car 800.
300 Dining Carr. 500. IL 80 Sleeping Car open 10
o'clock and 2:35 night
IarlOr Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1O:oC am, 1905 noon. and
1:15 and 800 pm. week days 1905 noon. Sun
| days.
For Cape May. 1905 noon.
Except Sunday. xEapress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue NV, New
York avenue and 18th street. and Depot.
| L. ID. UNDERWOOD ID. II. MARTIN,
I'd Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Mgr. Pass Traffic.
| ie17
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S CIR E A mi E D
WITH ECZEMA
BABY'S SKIN RED AND RAW. DOCTOR S
MEDICINE WAS PAINFUL AND USELESS. A
STRANGER ADVISED CUTICURA. CURED IN

My little daughter. when six months old broke
out with Eczema. l took her to doctor and he
pronounced it Moist Eczema" and prescribed for
her. She screamed when l put the medicine on
her, and / stopped using it. 1t indeed very
painful. Her skin all red and raw, and
moisture coming from it all the time A perfect
stranger to advised 10 CJTICURA
remedies got CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA
tointmentl, and they entirely cured her within q
month. She is twenty three months old today,
and her skin is like piece of silk, and fair a
lily
Mrs. E. j. KANE SIS Ohio Ave,
Oct I, 1898. Kansas City, Kan.
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Itching humors torturing, disfguring eczemas,
and every species of itching, burning, scaly,
ed, and pinply skin ard scalp diseases. with dry,
thin and falling hair instantly relieved by warm
baths with CUTICURA SOAP, gentle anointings
with CUTICURA, purest of emollient skin cures,
and mild doses of CUTICURA RESOLyENT,
greatest of blood purifiers and humor cures when
all else falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10
There's a Grade in Roses.
Lake Winnipegaukee.

Guide 3 are specimens of the best Price
SOC. to 81 doZ. 1924 F. Phone g6D.-Advt
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PrintinR-MiIans.6 SIS z ST. NV.
Send for estimate. Good work low prices
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Association for Blind.

At a representative meeting of the Aid
Association for the Blind of the District of
Conmbia last Monday. in memory of Mrs.
r w. Dickins, vice president and charter
member Of the association, resolutions were
adopted providing That we have lost,
through the horrible tragedy of July I. one
that was wise and useful who presided al
ways with so much grace and dignity ad-
Ihillsterlng justice and good will at he
same time. Resolved further. That the as
soclatlon extends to Captain Dickins deep
sympathy in his bereavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-10

My face covered with a pimply, rupture,
and itching skin. After using CUTICURA S0AI
for six weeks all the pmples went away, N.
skin getting soft velvet
H. CROME, 223 Melrose St. Chicago, ILL.,
Sept. 81, 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

TIE foslo~sas asek ssss Sled sez record yestss-
day IN tse counsy auditors sfdv,
= aad 81. hlsk 8 River rAsk. June q Isk. "a
SAsE4a - wua sssssA + = %, lat :. hissrk
a. sscand raai II Wset Seasti~. hy West Seastss
T. q 4 Ga. luna SxAM
sheriff 70 sane. sess and 8 block n. arst pixs
~ We'd SsastA ~ name epnpAal. @uns l. 8(lA
SAeri4 30 x&Hr. ins = Aeck -. scSxnd plat q
Wus naattis b. sans conpaAy. 1uns 4 S0M
sAszsa ~ sAss. iss 4 einsk u. ssnse add June
SAa
sAsrss 10 sAme. tss. = and a. hc~k ( arss plat
1t West seattle By sams ecmpAny. Jane $50 a
Sheriff 10 same. icsx and !. block L. same add.
yune s. 81. -
pass Wet ssatsls. M sAns aosapsny. Jaas e
sAsr.a 70 .a.s. ios. 70 u. nsaeA n AN. -
0ss1A 10 sAns. k&s and eaoch il arps paae
Met sxattls. h. ssn< eu>npAns, 1aas g. III =
Kfa 3. wa3su ana AushApd, nanist n. 10 Jcr
.pA. A. Weaassy. is< { haosk slaughter. 1sns
kd.s . Ls,.ssas - Nesssa Hsvsa pazs nj svA
ssE u - I. June Il ~
n Z. fAultpa Il rx TO d G. Phistips. io< ~
eaesk I b g sravcs add. yens ~ =
Alek~d 4. Cartts II to GeaxoSa l. HsmAadtA
sss sass 2 6sl Hem = sdA MAJ Y p9.
hlsA n hss l. block 4 ysAies's "a NAY n NoM
Hear q and JoAa W. NeDuaaia. olA u. nd
In. A~rwsA ~, tsothaa van ssslse and Annse v.
Hsels to Edward 4 NeIseaAld lo& & kapcA ~
ksstssn add Aas e.
EAscutos a estate II Mar " Menaaald "a "A.
yasa 4 MeIAenaM. los 1. hloeh IL Easssm -,
Juas u ~. -
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0xehan
on I.o~sana. = daya, A0
On Lo0duA. saghs. NM


CHICAGO June n-1Ae caufesspcs 81 Wheat
traders who have hssa buyinG - tie hslisf that
tie Rassiaa wheat csop hsd bsen ruins1 ~ dsoash
Vas staggered q ths epsniaq ~ sshlss sepstinG
ooed Fains u souss paFes & tbs dssn1A -slsicks0
disssist and b. hsesh a ~ = Nyespoal fAs
nsss tsok ~ The psaos Il wheat = The essh.
and assuins gaossttans = tAs regular seasAoa
Aoys9 even more dasalnA. saSes9hts STARTING 4
Ebks!as. compared wtsA ysas@dE's ese.ins ps:ss
buying By aespen aud nsssrsss esssvtas ~ sAssss,
but he dscsdediy hssrtsa tees u dsasstac nsus
oae Of the NEST fnpostaas fartsm vss the eaSs.
ncqs rscsspts II pstnssy Usseesn pa,ass. ia? -
date q IN TIE ueathss tAgOagAeys the Wed
and Northwest Vas fsposte1 thvWsela Private
aasiees fran Russia sAid the rsvossed rains cams
too late IN sny material hspeAt 70 the crop Me
btsAeis. Third q Mat Asd bssn srpseted fhe
the afternoon. shSa tie rrposts q bet Winds u
Kansas ard Nshsashs ea1nd saAs aEpssAsneiSa
on sAirA Ssstsnh9 sal1ed - ~ ard claasd 4
Gem, :, . vAole. vss anu ~ market oesasd
west vita wheat. bit pricas rscovsned, and
tss ns'lcs rass4 steady - ~ elass. esp<snhs
aeft al unchanged.
oass. vss. iusFaiAr: arr Ter l.iy. bit weak sd
lewa isr sspsesAsr. July wss isAsrecsd b. nd
r. hisAer aepss@h~ dnsd ~ ievss.
Previsims the0sA dull. wttA the sxsspsioa At
fes niaates around Tie cpsainG. we're sseedy la2ss
bat tevsr prtess hsd so1e sae4 TAers vas
sherts eoysrel s0desate5y fftess edsanrs1 q
around septemhsv park ricse4 - higAef, hrd
dad higher ana Eita r. Alghes. H1e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

NEW YORK. JsE~ ls--sssSsstssssn tn ssa<hs sss
evsasnssy rsschef svss II eQassss.aa hae and y
esssSsssas becAaHed " Tie daatsuns SttA rS<
eaesxh AesSxas te sazsesfs - sh3eA dfssrs3sH rs
eesSe shsE anasss ~ .skaO~t feeAaasn to<4aS eeo
tinaea psofeesaesiy 1ui Ard s~ssside ~ 0Ds~neeon
~ q fss Acsrts1 sssce whsch ssese fW8usou<d b.
individual sae S2ys s~sasa wsx~ tnssase
aaeasssl ~ oGis nstSsas In n&sas4 Nsew the
ssassss s<sasnd p<aesssss nA. sks ORR Il pssees
fexSsxs fS xsixf ;h< nsrss< Tissxs was In I'll
asss>a sse sysaeptA~ss eeess - ssaAs~ h4aa2s-
tsa@ rasnaeS With ssss pressure w ssses snA Wtrs
rs~ sssssss Tor fh~ 49, s~sss ansoss ali
s@d IN ssts~ . ssnAsr ~ Ssssa sass sssssns<
b. ~ nscA rosns non Hfs& AID WIZ
sssossss ~ eeeknr~ fssE So eBsrsaa snd arsgEsd
hy Successive Stasss sffhoss sag dss~sWsnSf sap
pSes sssns nAssfess ~ a ie~ss nrxsy = psw sAase
ssss~ sAr swss< 81 SssnrsAy 1Ae cnufSssae SD
sAe ss6sns rne~ssns Oar - e<aAsssaos ss4ssssses
n sAa~ sHsneeset wtsh TIE psU1MSs, aAs~sag fAs
sssss.Rcs Il = sxssss< s9sA4 IL axrsetan usw-
ssss~. err sasS~nssA1s 9ex tAns @sAka~s Bas5
Asz. II tAss .sss<t 4sess tAsee 60 ~ sesnssw -
Las ssaA6sns Assnntasne sass 1svs1s~1 - - -
Ss<sssee F~ssssa tasa - saAr ssssks = 60
pNss<s sa - ssssl ts~s trs9Rse - s1sesAs =
t1sssS dsga~d Sea BWasoss unA. saAssh sDsssd 10
cssarsse tss. SD lasw s~n.s:s !. sshaas
reTsasi r~ce~sxs. .sxxDe 10 Fu1ssSi M0kv sssrh
sssa q sss so~~N - IL - Ell. n s~GensAzz
ssr~zssx az<pxss&a ~ kssss sss ssvs6 - -
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~ sssnsseA tar lszAsonss fsr . saase ssas sAS
r = TsIssxs tsas sAe rssse sas sssuse~ 10
<sexts are safssax far sks t1ms~ sss~Fss - Syssss
a sfse sss=assys sasssess and snfassrT 10 hscrme
esss fs.sss 4sessa Aaasuss tss ssyias daans1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

dnees By the locai dsaiers ss DELIVERY u 1uaa scse
the aock 90 in the II seattle:
0ssin-0sss. tA1Na harley. - ss2s wheat.
eAiehsz feed SIS -; bran. N5s shorts. -
Hay-Puxst sound. 49,. Eastern Washingsoe
u1atAy, Nis II g slfana. = psx tan-
Eggs -aeriesiy fresh ranch. NAN
Butter resh ranch fAAl1e, creamery, 09Ne-
Poultry Chieaens 1--we. ueltcs spssng. Hsoas
pss daxs tnrtsss Ne; datks, 49, pr dex
sseess. stase: eaoacs sherp, ssass. god hogs hss
-; Aoya. dressed, ste saiss.. arss,sd ssiss' 81
Htdss Petit and Wosa-hssv, sound sailed stessa
ever % nx. q. medium. SQUAD, psr ,. rs: light.
SQUAD under > ks, &c. eovs. sound al weights,
&c; ss&ss bulls szd oxen sASrs salted kps. se;
calves per b. T.: greea hides. he i~~ thaa sAited :
dry Aid. Per y, u dry calls. sAisd 's.s;
sanmsr Asss per D. a1xe: winter dsss. dsa- IL
~. pApszy dsss. seix. dry II, sAtne: Uesa Il.
ssats sheep p~ss. As ssc; shearnss. it&<; Eastern
Warrington wool. Sc Western Washisgtoe veaL ";
dasu - sa.osr sgzasd. "; t.lios. Stssss'
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yobbing Quotations yesterday usss - fSiicus;
soxas, FlOur and Co9ee.

]oobinG quotations yesterday ueEs - fStcvn:
ssxss, Flonr aad Co9es.
sas.r-Goaasa c, in ssaA = -: est5s c. In his.
s.: sO.dsrsd. sxr: drs srsssiatrd. asoe; Cubs.
fia..s &c -r...a. E.s<Esas, so; Mostly 4.
ssss.sf., ss Rs. So z = .; /. 'I n : :.ss:
iarsna. q IS per ia n. 10 ia-n sAeks; f.r.n.. 9
4; 2 5. Z ~ .sss. s..s.. , : :, &c =:
b ,s-n :.sis; rye aear. y 5 pr 10 &. y ian
per loo ' na. in Sd se.s.. s..r barley X 5 psr
.ss.s i s..s, =. e. { = D.s, .:s
.si,.' r.r S. Sd, 10 "a s.s.. saai-ss.s aoa.
Il per ~. 10 81 saeis; ssea cut e.tpfs,. ~
per sea. IN A-s ..eks: grahs. aoa. ~ pss Dbl
l.. ... e. r. ss' a. s' 81 p x <. h. ..el. !.
Ssis. S .: f.acy relied oats. on sasss y :: f.ary
s Costa ss. t essl e. r. s. '
Gases. per ev,. YES S,s csss- Per sst. pa Is;
J Jar. . tins Rsr = 81 .,sh' sc Alden aosh.
A@Ee. Lion. Iafs. 81 8; 6ss 81 IS; -. ST. Is
Batter. Cheese, EgSs ana Pesltsy.
HcAbe. washsnaon esvsmeries. i-ss AID lib prtnss.
ESssss- S.ii,. wa.A,ns,ea. iasise: East.rn. u
Esrs- Strictly fresh ranch gle
Comb Honey California comb lisissc; stratnsC
fonltry-iA~s chickens, isa,sc: hire turkey. ne
isr: drsssed turkeys, nslse
Wainnts, Per %, sashs ic Eastern nack wssr
nuts. ioe. peeans. I1siE; nterb iae aimenos
fancy. soft shea tse Almonds, Ne Z. fe ps.nsfs.
- 'ane. ~ ns1o'y ." e's'aH@' p~i aose"'
~. a.~s. go v>>s
''
Hay Puget sound pef ton. $ses: Eastern wasb
ington timothy. 81: alfalfa, q DQss
Oass-Pvr ton. so
hsries Rolled -.
Corn Whole, 0n 80; eracsed. ~; fe~d meal. per
ton: Cs
.y,s., y, e,i es.e o. ma. - maah an
ClSszs ssiry caopf,es. feed s,s
per 10 mutton wsthers, ~ per 10 pork T,e per ID:
veal, large. e. Per n: small loc,
fast bacon. .isc: dry saitcd sides. re
Lard irme made per q 71e Witt Star A.
Gem special esc: lard compound tiercss. G.
Rex Nc
head samsa s-s: salmon .fss.. sssc: - ns..nss.n
trout nc Acuna~s- Ss4s: .oles. e.: r.ch cod S..
shrny- sae. sh.a aase: smsif aessc; herring
s~4e tom cod. &: sy.sers. oiynpas. 8 50 per 49,
rrsss. i've 81 10. eoos~a. gD
va.
seees@oses.
Potatoes potatoes Sc per Ii. old sso.a.oe. $50
rs gser ssrk ru,ab3x.s s. I,~v zach snrn,gs 4, .
pss ssek oshtag~ asa ~: psrsnirs SIS nrr ssrs
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was seriously Asfietea with cough
for several years and last Fall had i
mote severe cough than ever b@fose. I
have used usaay remA<ttes without re-
eetytng much rsttef. and being RECON-.
msndSd To try hcttie ~ shambsriAtnss
Cough Esmhdy. ~ friend. sho. know-
1 Tried H. and with the most gra2if, ine
yssaiss The FIRST bottle relieved me very
much and the sseond bottle has absss-
health for swsaty years give khsa Ger.
st(scsts without solicitation. etmpsy In ap-
peeciAtleu Of The JgrAus5sde fslt fer the
<mee s6eetAa RAepse4fuIIy. Ms Mary
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bayus Al nalus sRas<, essunss - pas~aes. 1sso
6aUs Wana Wolh- - ~
fsF<rfs snfa United Ksaxdams Wheat. s1f.Ao
suartefx. Ecur ~ a. AAFrxAA Wheat aad sexs1
passage 70 rnftsd Ksnseam aAM quarter: -
sSasan<ns. Isusse QaArs<rs
.
Condition @f the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. lnne A--Fo<dAss statement q
the caa<sstsra u the sreaxary Saws
AsaasaeSs c~&a eNssArs = y - -
tse&d xb.esla.s
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SoS yuo4Ute S0DUtys
.,: .ss .sss, !. he s. s. sspV 4 ' s <
ptoAaes ErcAanse % SATURDAY. Jnns II, 10 - fol
vhass-E ss.ss sssAsis;. increase. ss.se su.Ass
e.sss 49, es.hs'.; assssas: .ss:1 s.,Asis
basssy-l1.ee bushsls; tuersase, 8.en taahsia
General osotaslsns.
Flour Receipts. IBIS barrels: ssparts. 80 bAs-
r-ia MARKET Avmiy hesd Winter pafss,ts y -
.is: winter straisAfs. = ses .. Minassess pssenss
ws:.a ss.s.'gs:. s ss ss.ss.:; ..sS.. ~:
-. : g hard, psis.a g
. ss. sss MI, nsa . q ~ ,s r, as..@ ~.
foiloWsd b. sasosdsng and d~citae II dos
E: ~ s d. -: a ;s: g ss. :s ). ~:
aspss4hes, = i-iAeC W. esOsss - sgr: peesna~.
Hides- kteady.
wooa~tts
poasss s~ss seles, sne iAxs. tseisasas Juiy. 49,;
Aagsss. assr 0setehes. asse' DscssAhsw. 80. lam
s ma ns. Mn Al Ma s... n ss.a, s MO- aa'
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hnsa. susss~
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csrssr-LAAs. dun with swS I'D .sna saa
fss-puss and esq. with sss bid ssA sSs
deAA- .o~sSs ssx Asm. u N.&
ss~isss ~Dun aaa sns<ssiea. - So sa.anas
rs. snsss. pssrs f~ '<ss is ~ Ass - 80
4 -
Bostea stock NaRkeA.
RosToS. yHns n-fsossns
Or. sa:ss I i.ss = s"'ss s~''a 49, ~
%NG
THE CoTrOs MAnkETS.
VIEW oEIEAss ,ss -cessse7xsS; MD
FOREIGN MAakETS.
NEW roRK. tsns - ~y1s< cswaE~sessi Aasss.
sissS's I<zadoe es&nrsai sAhssssan sess Ttefw uAs
:s ,.s. . ...s !. =. ';sss r. s s . .as
fsss .ss sAss<h - y Der e~rs. tse frasssA~i asvs
s..,. s.Hs 8. $50 . 1870 p. ~
Tar - ixssrsssi aess- ssa tas sstss.se ~
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sra FAssHr rzf~srsd. 9Ts Tsssss Pse1e< -. Asehs-
xs.s. s~ esss Bar sss~ s~.dv M sss
snse~Asa.as-
LIVERPOOL yss~ . --xas.s NJ . wsa~n ~
4 ss:sr- A.s. ssis. : q. sssssssS~. 5 -.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS..
HreaAafaH ..

SAN FRANCISCO szn- n WHEAT st<ssYs
sy-as Esassvs. ssss4y ESrs@g. ssnsgzy ssS Faass~s
wsasss uza. centfvszc1 sas tee4 ass asa>~ass
fzr asszsszs @Sas sss~zxt2rae
s1ssss-S~t essA feg 8szst1s eaxzSs. s. eaxa =
tAs~v~ extras, g. sAssa " tzsses ass WasAsszgssn.
Axx5 x
xa~s- sAapSaEx s. So &c Ma asst s. u :aE
eSs.~~ wfsssrH q ssyAgH
ksssss~~Fs>a s. xs6 ~ srewssx sss9sas
fAets~Fsss So fsss. s. ss~a Es g~~S eacses
8 sss u tsssc tee8 81 x<ss - graz q 4@1L -
sz4ssss.x. sASsw+zs sswsss~e R5eMA~E
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TACOMA fwtse fa-The we~k eren~<. with
better tss3zs h. wheat s+FeizS. aad quota sis.as
nsss~d as ~. 20 - ter sa@h. 81 fos nseessssa.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

wEess- gxgxrs. NJ : sans. a+c. Nc asnsxssr
ssc saalssax No ] elas, sse Ne ! sssse~se.s g.
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S0onSR NoCouSO0.
The great shasta Route Offers excep-
sional advantages 20 those desiring 10 vss(t
Ban Francssco or other California points
this summer Low rates Quick time.
Grand srsn<ry. Dininx carp an al trains.
Farce from Seattle 70 Ban Francisco. "a =
first esAAp; ~ - tourist. Including berth
u etthes Pullman or scurixs car from Port
land For tscksts and berths Apply 10 e. !.
6s<epie II. y. p. A.. Southern Pacific
Co. kts First avenue. Seattle
THROUGH TorHIsT SLEEPING cARo
Lave Seattle for Kansas CITY MOnxsaye
and Esidays via fhe Northern Parsfr And
Burlington routes. the only lines operating
through tourist sieepers bst9@en PuE3
sound Assd she Missouri river. For rates
and reservations inouir. ut 100 yesses Way.
ALI. visitors 30 the city are Invited %
attend The grand excursion TO IA. batfis-
efsir, wednesday On the steamer xkAgtf
Chief from Flyer wharf
THE Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ~ Paul
rzi5uSy's famous 'sPsonesr Limited il sho
dnesi train II the World.
DR. sIMOSToN. ocaIiss. ausiss q
Htnekisy block