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RONDs.


NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKEr.
New York, Dee. lI-Hops-D and
easy.
Cofiee-options opened steady. 30 points
down, and closed steady, 5 10 Is points
below yesterday; sales, 6T.OOO bags, in,
luding Dec, slSal5 Is: Jan, SIS Goals S5;
Feb. and March. SIS iEdiB %: April, SIS q
9i5 40 spot Rio easy aud dun: fair car
goes, lie.
Sugar-Unchanged.
Wool-Firm. domestic fleece. aGd3sc.
Copper-Brisker: declined 10 points
lake, Dee, SI7 30.
Lcad-Easier. domestic. IS 70
Tin-Ncaker; Straits. 81 10
Bar silver. g3c
Petroleum opened steady at Sole, and
after declining to sgi5c became active aRd
strong, aud advanced 10 s2ise on buying
by standard oil brokers. A slight reaction
then occurred, after which the market raj.
Led again and closed strong at 92Isc Total
sales, $4,000 barrels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. if.-wheat-Closed easier;
cash. 81 0B-: Jan, 81 Os-; May. 81 l0l4.
corn--Easier; cash. 5ic; jan, 81 Ice:
May. So .c
oats : Easier cash a6c; January 20 e:
May ~ C.
Barley-Noshing doing.
PORK = Easy: cash, si3 20, January,
$is 81 May. SIS -.
Lard-steaay: cash and May. s. 92l !;
Jan. e s2i4
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAEKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. Il -- Cattle -- Receipts
coo; strong and Toe higher: bccvcs, s. u
eo -; steers $Nas1; stockers aud feeders
e Lsg3 80, mixed. 81 5Gd390; Texas cattle.
81 SsG2 o., Western rangers. ss5G3 60
Hogs - Receipts, 1890: slow and 5dI0c
lower, mixed s. 05sa5 so. heavy. s 100
5 s5; light. SNa5 80
shccP-keceipts. 100: steady. native.
e isesa; Western, s. 2i.gi 10; Texans, s. %
as 10.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. Il -Nheat-No quota
lions, Cora quiet aud steady. new mixed
western. a. = "a per GENITAL
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SPICE or uH


Eansi 10 tie occasion: Boy Poet
Mamma. what rhymes with thanks 2
Mamma promptly - Sparks =
BiasAfegfoa Fssf.
League Piayer-ssIf you cut down
orr salaries vel strike Club Man
axer-aGooi. You fellows have beer
tanning the air all summer; It's time
you did strike something --fSoHee'
fTess.
"Ah. see said an equestrian
meeting n one-legged man on the
road, you have had one Of your limbs
sawed OF and are hopping around on
one leg ia fnsfllment Of a ridiculous
election bet -. yog1fstosra Herald
Husband--That coffee isexssperat-
iugiF weak. Mise-s.I know i Is. No
matter how mich | talk, that new
girl will persist in EIling the coffee
pot clear 70 the top. What shall do
DISCHARGE herr Certainly not. Dis
charge the coffee pot and get Smaller
one that won't hold 50 much water
- Philadelphia Record.
There's one thing like about that
child of yoars. Kidby,' said Mr.. Mad
ison sqneer to Mr.. kidby Nupop. af-
ter be had listened patiently 10 the
latest anecdote Of the infant phenom-
enon. What's that ~ gueried the
pleased parent. with glow Of happy
expectation on his features, What is
ID YOU ike about him. He amt
tsins. f-Iifck
The Roar OF Business: Kansas City
Resident ION board train, TO strangely
well. sir. we have reached the me-
t-cpoais OF the great and growing West
at last. We are in Kansas City. This
Il Eight Hundred and Fortieth street
Stranger fpeerIng out OF the window
Well, what is that peculiar noise2s
Kansas City Resident-"That, sir, Is
the creaking Of frogs Our climate
here will raise anything. "-Nesr York
c..
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TrcAsiSe on Blcod and Ska Diseases mailed
frre. TBS swzS- s-zcTlr CO. Drawer s
Atlanta, Ca; New ok. 20 rroaivrav.
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Trusts in Chivairy and Her Revol
yer.
Atlanta Journal.

At1AHl2 JDUluAl.
Many ladies are nervous. IL does
ones heart good to see enc that is
neryy.
Almost any night. or morning,
about or 8 80 o'clock, in Charleston.
:. c.. lady who has nerve, not nerves,
may be seen going home from her
work.
She il proofreader for the Charles
ton World. She comes of a family
the Memminger stoek--which is known
both for brains and pluck. Her duties
take heed to the office of the newspaper
about 5 O'Clock every night, and detain
her there until 3 the next morning.
She has no fears in the heart OF
Carolina. where woman is next in
divinity to God. and she goes TO and
from her nightly task with stout
spirit.
But she does not rely upon mere
courage. She carries n loaded revolt
yer in one hand and lantern in the
other.
The police keep 4 lookout for her
goings and comings, and hail her as
she passes their beats. There is no
doubt that she would lose the pistol
ii molested.
She is a maiden lady, and the task
is an unpleasant one. but she consid-
ers it q duty TO work, and what her
hands find to do" she does it with all
her might" and no shrinking from
unpleasantness nor the fears which
haunt the night.
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TELEGRAPHIC Markets


sAs Francisco. Dec. 14.-wheat-The
market d steady; fair demand for standard
shipping grades. qu0tAble 81 50. Options:
Buyer season. 81 SD; buyer 1855. 81 %.
Barlcy-Feed developed rather more
strength. having been given an impetus
by cAll-board transactions. No. / feed,
sl6seiSc; buyer season, sse.
Oais-Demand fairly good. The receipts
the past few days have been light, leaving
the market steady. choice feed, 81 II. No.
] 81 1901 IS lower grades, 81 o5al 10.
Hops-NO change IN prices.
Po;atOes-Msrket wen supplied: choice
only find ready sale. Peerless. 41a60c; Bur
banks, seffs0c. Garnet Chilis, coarse Early
Rose. 4eI9.0e
Butter-Mafket easy; receipts keep the
market well supplied; quOtabie S6ig3sc
for fancy; fair TO choice f1,3jc
Kggs-Market easy, but holders antici-
pate more activity in a few DAYS: fresh
ranch gnOiable 32lSfG3ac
No charters reported.
sEw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
EEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock market
today was again very dull, with little or
no feature Of Importance. while large
operators held aloof and beard-room trade
assumed command OF the market. The
close was duh and fairly steady. at slight
concessions from last evenings figures
Governments duil and steady.
EXCHANGE ASD SECURITIES.
NEW YORK. Dec iL-Mouey on call easy
at @g5; last loan 8; closed offered2 Prime
mercantile paper, i8zfdfIs Sterling ex-
change. duh and strong; 81 So for 6O-day
bills, 81 So for demand.
BONDS.
Is tregisteredj .I27 as coupons. .l0sl
Is coupons. rs Pacific e's -. II9
as tregistegedl l0Si
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Sawmills to Close and Take
an Inventory.
STEAMER sooKsAcK WRECKED
Taesma,s Church Festtvsi-oiympia
Items-Rayid Growth 81
PayaIiup.

PoE7 TernsEsD, Dec lf--t IL stated on
reliable authority tfsst ell NE Fills % "a
9pf aound which are in the Pacific Pine
LHmber Company principally al the big
mills on Puget sound. will close down on
the I'd inst. and will remain shHt down A.
least untll after Jauusry J. The object is
70 make q general cleanup for ine year
take ca inventory Of logs on hans, MAKE
fn sight. ana IN a general way 10 make
preparations for next years trade.
The Hessrs Hastings are peffeetipg pan :
for their rev brick building. corner OF
Waiter and Taylor streets. They are among
these who Will Join IN the great psocessi9n
Of 1879 at the earliest possible moment
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. Dee. IL
The Mary r. Periey discharged 200 sacks
! II oats 81 ths csnsdssn Pseisc wharf 20
day. and tue Emssiiis took oct SOD sacks
5or tbe San Frsnetsco market this evening.
Tweaty bales o. hops srriysd ~ wagon
from Dnwsnish, and 81 bales viii be
shipped % Chicago Tomorrow morning.
few xrozss found ready sale "a the
gsuae market, and ducks were plenfifal
owing 10 the recent Gre IN the Frsnklin
nnine. The Willamette, expected 20 arrive
ia port to-Esghs. hss been ordered 20 load
81 Ssnasme p. G.. for Portland. No changes
fn q1osstI0as Of coal have Teen made and
none are anticipated. The Aiki arrived in
seattle this afternoon and VIII load Ne y
castle coal for Portland Forty-sxo tons OF
hay are isei1ded &uscng to-tay's receipts.
20 sors Of which came In on the train from
Tacoma Another large shipment Of oieo-
margarine has been received, amounting
20 800 srts.
MERcHANDfsE AND PRODUCE re-
CEIPTS-Daginz the last Il hours the
port have been a. foliows. Puget sound
Shore rosd Is7 tons; Columbia Puget
sound railroad 81 tons: seattle Lake shore
Ii Eastern railway 10 tens, tons Of
which were merchandise. sfesnsrs-PTe-
raier, II tons; City of Quincy, szllz tons:
Mary p PsYley, Is tons: Glide. 2 tons;
Clara Brown. ton. Nunrpe. ton. Henry
Bailey, Il tons. Total receipts. 599iz tons.
Among the receipts were 81 tons hay. %
bales hops. 100 sacks oats, cases eggs. 2
cases cheese. box butter, go tub. oieo
margarine. 5 sacks OYSTER, bids ducks. ?
e00ps turkeys. crates bacon, 20 eases
coal oil, 10 bOls beer. / bbl eranberries, 3
bids hides, II bids fenee-wife. . head
cattle. - head hogs, 20 head and car
ioad sheep, 5o.9oO feet lumber.
sHIpAES Ts-DBring the last q hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from seattle TO the surrounding country a.
follows Puget sound Shore road
81 tons. Coiambi & Puget sound railroad.
II tons: seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, s.
tons s;esmers--UmatiIia so tons. Eliza
Anderson Is tons. Glide ~ tons, Edith
tons. Clara Brown = tons. City of Qniney
u tons, Mnnroe n tons, Fleetwood 81 tons,
Augusta / ton, 1ountAfneer ] ton, Left
Erieksen 3 tons. 5uce,ss IL tons. IOla 4
tons. Total shipments, 7si tons
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shlpping Intelligence.

LVEErooL. Dec. Il --wheat-No quota
lions, Cora quiet aud steady: new mixed
Western. a, = "a per GENITAL
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ruYALLUr NEWS.
Town lot Transfers Numerous Eyi
dencc Of Prosperity.

vi
PuYALLUP. Dec. II. - In Millers aud
Stewards additions TO Puyallup there have
bces some heavy sales lately.
The tendency OF newcomers to town
seems 10 be westward. aud In that quarter
there are at least u new houses being
built
II is the Intention OF +. c. Mecker 10 lay
or bis 1O.acre tract south of the motor line
in town lots, and other property owners In
the vicinity OF the new railroad are talking
OF making new additions to the town.
There IL TO be transfer company cstah.
lished here which will be In thorough
working order In few dsyA. J. NJ. smith,
nj present doing dfaysge work at the depot,
will have charge OF II,
There Is unusual activity observable on
all sides here. on the railway side track
lumber, tiles, hop poles, etc. are being
loaded and uDloaded IN large quantities
Az the depot the stHtion.hands are kept ex
trensely busy lOcaung the enormous
amount Of merchandise which arrives
almost daily. This being the changing
point Tor passengers coming from aud
going 10 the East. there Is always a large
quantity OF baggage and mail sacks 10 be
handled az this station.
John 1olay. who has been m for the past
two or three months. stlii lies IN very
weak condition.
The grazing Of Vine street from Main
menced to-day. and after q IL completed
the grading Of Cherry street viii be gone
on with.
Rev. 4. " Beaver has been Ia Tacoma
all week. assisting Rev. Mr. Banks with a
series OF meetings.
4. frampton, principal of the school
here. has now the assistance Of Miss Pear.
sail on his staff There has been quite an
increase IN the number " seholsts Of late
John A Parker. Of Tacoma, late Demo.
cratic candidate for probate judge. vas ia
town to-day.
H. A. Horton and Mrs Horton from
Rhode Island have come 70 reside ia town.
Thomas A. ponghefiy Of Tacoma la,
purchased lots aud 10 on Park avenue fe'
The work of planting aud boxing the
shade trees on MeckcF's addition WRs catn
menecd to-day. There viii be scYera
thousand trees pat Ia 90 the ysrioul
streets.
T L.. Hoepes. who has been IN ruyaliug
for some time, has gene 20 reside on stucl
river
The following lots of hops have boeg
purchased by +. Mcekcr & 60 Prom Jos
GeigeF. 100 bales at - cents. and four bale
at u cents. from Silas Clark. % bales q
- cents.
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swIFTs SPECIFIC

Ia entirely a vegetable PREPARATION coz
tainln- 60 Mercury. Potash. Arsenic, or Other
poisonous suhstaE>
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rs -r->i huadreas OF cases Of Epithello.
ma o. Cancrr Of tho skin. thousands Of c.-scl
cfEczcrna. E,ooi Hamo-s and skin Dlscslsc5.
AID hundreds II tn 1usansls Of cases OF Sccos-
ia, Hood Possoa and Bio5d Ts!ut.
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s. BAXTER & co.

200 Sacks EARLY Roe Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Teas Timothy Nay.
LOG Tons Timothy AID Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
WILD Hay. Sd Tons wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts. naked.
20 toa Gruans and Rolled Farley
Spokane Mills Extra Fiour.
Eliensbnrgh Kills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Ch3iee Washington
Oats.
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Women of Ancient Rome
Contem porary KevIew.


Examining history, then, think
we must come 10 the conclusion that
the Roman ideas Of marriage had not
bad effect either on the happiness or
morals of the women. If We take the
period of Roman history from $50 b.
c. to $50 A. D., We will be surprised at
the number of the women of whom it
is recorded that they were loved ard
emily by their husbands, exercised a
beneficial influence on them, and
helped them in their political or liter
AIRY work. Many OF these women had
receive! an excellent education. they
were capable and thoughtful, and took
an active interest in the welfare of the
state Ii is well known that it was
Cornelia. the mother of the Gracchi,
that inspired her sons with the res9lu-
ton TO cope with the evils that beset
the state, and her purpose did not
waver when she knew that they had
to face death in their country's cause.
Julia, the daughter of julius Cesar,
and the wife Of Pompey, kept the two
leaders on good terms as long as they
lived, and acted with great sweetness
and prudence. Cornelia, Pompey's
second wife. was woman of great cul-
ture and most faithful and devoted
wife.
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
Notes Of General Interest-Corpora-
lions Formed


OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE county commits
sioners met IN special session this morning
for the purpose Of transaciing the unfn
tshcd business Of the November session
II "a probable that very little business Of
Importance win be transacted al this ses
sion, other than the location Of some com
~ roads aud the opening Of the bids for the
county's bonds. which have been pending
Major james II. Hayden has sold to Hon
John v. Convey lots and Of block =, and
lots and 2, block 9, this city, the eonsid
GRAFTON being 5000
A marriage license was issued yesterday
10 Mr.. d. B. Morrell aud Nrs. Susan Ash
land. both OF this city.
Judge Ready returned last night from
Portland, whittier he went last Tuesday
morning. and Is again At his post OF duty
ready 10 administer justice 10 the erring.
Mfr. Clyde b. weatherwax, the promi
nent lumberman Of 0ray's Harbor, 10 In
the city.
The telephone Office win on Monday be
removed 10 the Western Union building,
and Mrs. y. A. Stevens Will conduct the
same.
A ladies' Relief Society has been organ
ICED In this city, with Mrs. r. G.. Hale
president and Mrs. Jennie Flanagan score
tary.
CORPORATIONS FORMED.
The following corporations filed their
articles with Secretary OWlngs The Atlas
Coal a. Coke Company Of Tacoma. capital
stock $4,000, trustees, Geo. W. Bowen,
VIM. II. Bowen and Charles !. smyser. is
objects are 10 engage In the business OF
mining coal. purchase aud sale of coal and
coal lands aud coke, and to own aud Opc-
rate steamboats,, seows. tugs, wharyes, etc.
The Chehalis Land & Timber Company
OF Chehalis. w, T.: capital stock 10000,
trustees, Francis Donahoe. John Dobson,
N. y. coffman. w. n. Urguhart and d. G..
Millett. Its objects arc TO deal In real
estate, operate coal mines. stone quarries,
water works, railroads, sawmllls. etc
The Fraternal Hall Association OF La
Conner. capital stock 1900; trustees L. l..
Andrews, w. X. Schrcicher. J. s. Church,
N. II. T'ull aud g. r. Valentine. It's objects
arc 10 erect, In the town OF La Conner. a
twostoiy frame building TO be known A.
"fratcrnal Hall"
Tho Seattle Building ami Investment Co.
capital stock 100000: trustees W. II.
Humphrey, Y. H. whltworth, Geo. W. Hsr,
ris, =. Baxter. N. II. Colt, II. II. Loomis aud
J. q. Scurry. It's chief object Is to deal In
real estate aud transact any business cog
nate thereto.
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ths stock Of this Or any other corporation
In the city o. Tacoma o. elsswhere
that the persons 10 engaged 10 said DGsi.
ness shzil have all Ct the rights aecfDsa-
30 the sssse and be governed By al the Or
legations Thereof: thai upon the orEauizs-
ton q this esfpcfsslon oy.ssws snza =
created sud adopted b the trustees Of The
corporation. End no psfseE SHALL ke Fnern-
her tareof nor entitled 70 esy Of the prsFi-
leres Of this c0rp0rsffon- unless be shaIl
have subscribed 70 the same. and tbs cor
pors;lon % make such bylaws for rs
n Isess q II. ss.ins.. s and oeie sa
a. 10 the Judgment Of It's trustees
shall seesn proper o. beneficial
by the oeEboi6ers thereof. aud for The
purpose Of carrying o1E the objects Of the
Incorporation Provided, however. that
with the constitution Of the United states
or the organic act o. Warrington Terri
tory: and this incorporation ahsB hare
power 10 acquire srfn property, real or
personal. - mar Be necessary. IN the gsdz
faent Of ifA trustees. 10 carry ost soeh
objects 81 the corporation as may be f9g
the benefit u the sockh0ieers thereof.
The trustees who shall manage he Affairs
Of the corporation for the frsf six months
are EFnsst l. SAWYER, Ferdinand A. Il
der. Obadiah Is. Hayden, Alexander :.
Hewitt, James d. smith. E.sEss y.
OrtmfttF. fHkH q. " A4t4f&v Ff~HA -
Ross and John II. Hall
~ THE corETs.
In the matter Of the estate of Albert Eek
insian. December z. was fired for bearing
Of petitions for letters Of standardization.
Mrs Irere Odds has been appointed al
Enfnistrafrfx Of the estate Of A. y. gfds de-
ceased, and N. o. Ient0u, VI. W. NcAi1s-
ter and r. z. AeCase Appraisers.
&. II. Holmes sought 20 eyade paying
John Deseudogf & Co. real estate agents,
commissions for making sale. The latter
sued him. The case came up before
Judge Lawrence to-day, aud he ordered
defendant ~ pay 500, 5 per cent on The
amount o. the transfer, aud the costs Of
the anit
Richard Orp!er, Peter Brick and Henry
Mandsn. Germans, have fled notice Of in-
,entlou % become United states citizens.
PERSONAL.
Judge seafs Of sears. Tiles & Evans Il in
Seattle.
Capt. c. H. Jones aud Mr.. G. II. Win
tr0de Of Port Townsend were In the city
today
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san FRANCISCO, Dec A-Arrived--Str
Wellington. Departure hay. Cleared
ships Commodore aud Kennehec. Nan
simo, ssiled-Str Walla walla. Victoria
nrESes Ayes. Dec. N.-Arrived out
beaeuela. Moodyyiile
foRI foNNssND. Dee. lA-saiied-Nor
bk Guldrcgu
foKr MAptsoN. Dec. -Sailea-Bk
NonRnfum.
reHr BtAKELEV. Dec. lt-sailed- schF
Reporter
FoEr ANGxtEs, Dec II-Fair. light south.
EAST wind
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Brilliant talents, graces of person,
and n continual habit of displaying
these advantages, is all that i aimed
at in the education OF girls The vir-
tues that make domestic life happy,
the sober and useful qualities that
make moderate fortune and retired
situation comfortable. are never incul-
Gated One would lie left to imagine
by the common modes Of female edu-
cation, ihBt life consists of one univer-
sal holiday, and that the only contest
was. who shall be best enabled To eX-
eel in the sports and games that were
to be celebrated on i'.-Religi0us Her
uh
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An Tor one nah,



The magnificent state at the ROYAL
baby 81 SPAIN, King Alfonso MI
who az : p. years. has All e. himself a
retinue oi servants which Is probably
greater than that IL any other inlau;
IN Western lands. was quite surpassed
hy that Of the emperor 81 china " hiie
he was st.ll q child This great pstcn.
tate, from his early infancy. had Ia hi-
personal service more than soa people
What could they AL tie employed o.
do9 No body bat a memher o5 the
Chinese court eegld tell thc functions
of all these people. but the l>y In.
cludcsi the following
Eighty nurses. - f5E- bearers. =
palan4u % umhTclla-beAr
eTs. 81 physicians aua Surgeons. seven
COOKS, p assistant cooks. 81 srrvsui,
and messengers, - dFes>srs to pas or
ac0 take oh the imperial clgthcs1 q
Sstfclpcer>, ta euveTaars. - priests.
VIA So cooks su8 50 d0ctors. 10 &.
perhaps a wonder thai huauc H>D
cupe7og II China has lisgsl 90 Pc 4.
wears Oif
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TIE trade scaca, whh-h uaS slseasl
hy thr Fiumhsrs Association iu thiS
elty lA-t pisht. is a rractiral ctfor. Ia
la'sf -'ft apprentices Ia She plumbing
trade ln the details of theIr call{nc os,i.
side * their daily duties. And rtva
t9e'n an Intelligent idea Of the prinel.
piss which should be applied 20 their
NogA There = Probably no branch
% ministry which calls Tor the posse
sion q greater skin. or en- which tka
pa'Hle health mere largely deFendS.
and the progress al the new ur.der,sk.
ing @al te satched with a great deal
q inieTc,t- Philadelphia Eeoesa.
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PACIFIC yiYlGiTIOi COMPANY.
TIE STEAMER
Henry Bailey

I EAyEs YEsLER WHARF FOR TULA.
Il lip, o.aBwooi, ut Vernon, sterIign
anc Intermediate poiats every Saturday
aud Wednesday.
For freight OF rates apply on beard steam
CT or 10 Geo. II. Foster assent
:. T. DENNY. Master.
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STEAMER (LlRi BROWN

EAyES YEsI.ER's WHARF goR IA.
- coma, Olympia aad Big 5kookum -.
a N every Monday. "Wednesday ana IN
day.
Returning. leaves shelton, Big skookur,.
At a N. every Tuesday, THURSDAY ard SAL
urdsy.