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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
"a Pos.ibIe aa.c.r

Commencing tomorrow night, the above
named comedy attraction will be presented
Of the Memphis for one week By Hills
Union Sqhare Theater Company. The
plot is complicated and runs about as fol-
lows
Violet Mendoza Is beauty Of American
birth, whose husband, a Spaniard, is sup
posed 10 have died two years before the
time Ct the first act, which passes in front
OF n hotel in Vera Cruz. She has lust be-
come the wiic Of Lawrence Gould, New
Yorker, who Is carried away by two sail
ors In the employ Of Spain, under circu M
stances that make IL appear that hc has
been murdered. Violet, learning of his
disappearance. swOons In the arms OF Otto
Brinkerhoti, susceptible old gentleman,
also OF New York, who loves her
mgdly. lilo has been deserted by
his own vito three years ago. Ac-
cording 10 New York law, a ,lcserlion of
this kind Of Eve ycan duration, although
not cause for divorce, permits the de-
serted one 10 marry again. Ton wears
after tho first act BrinkorhoT and Vio-
let are married. On their welding day.
In New York, Mrs. BrinkorhoT the tirst
turns up. \ few minutes later Law
renee Gould turns up. A few minutes
later still Mendoza comes into the scene.
Here ~ man with two wives, one Of
whom has three husbands, and W the cur
tain falls on the second act, the closing
scene Of which Is really a powerful one,
splcndidly developed In the third act
BrinkoThon discovers that lac sill loves
the fret Mrs. II. who u Young aud
beautiful, aud has given a satisfactory OK
PLANTATION oi her dcscriion. OF the ihreo
husbands of Violet, the second,
could. seems 10 be- the iavoriie, and
the first conveniently Is proven iclon. 20
that, by the law Of Arizona, In which Ter
rliory h. made her his wife, she has sulli-
clcnt'gfounds for divorce. ON this con-
clusion the curtain falls.
The play j. comedy hit and the thea
ter will be full Of laughing people during
the engagement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
rne toll e.ie 10 War rune.

If0m The IndIanapoIh wv
Tho Colonies and Majors had all told
their rccollcciious Of the war. aud even the
priyaics had been heard. |, was then the
turn Of he home guard.
eve didn't have much blood. but We
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
nrlo make. lle .LIn vhIIo and clear.
A r.p.Iar cni.sware sale.ma,.

Mr. Arthur Jones. first class and popn.
lar salesman, has connected himself with
the well known firm Of Floyd 4 Co, deal
crs IN china and glassware, M 32i Main
street. where he wiz be pleased 10 sec his
many friends and The pablo generally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
The Dress Of rmprc,, Friedrich.

Prom The Philadelphia Pres
The dress worn boy Empress Friedrich
Is the dress Of a German widow, very
picturesque, though simple and severe.
The gown Is long, plain one covered en-
tircly by crepe, and only relieved by two
bands VI white lawn irum tho neck Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
SOCIETY GLEANINGS.
PERSONAL MENTION, EVENTS PAST
AND THOSE TO COME.

What tho Beauz, Relles ard Matrons
Have Peen Doing TO Entertain Thom.
selves and Friends Reosptions Din
irgs, Visitors, Absontoas, Etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
nere,. rn,.rrr,,e Cor You.

Messn. BECK 4 Gardner sold yesterday
20 birmingham Bros, OF Trenton. Tenn,
800 Of the Hiram w. Davis & Co.'s bug.
e,es. straws show which way the wind
blows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
IS
MARRIAGE
FAILURE?
THE AMUSEMENT SEASON.
LOST IN NEW YORK" AT TIE MEM
PHIS TuEATER.

This Week "a Possible Case" an Anus
ing Comedy satirizing the Divorce
Laws. win Hold tho Boerds-stago
Notes and Personals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

A popular tank play, 'Tost in New
York, had a successful run at the thcater
during the past week. The audiences we're
entertained and amused, aud the manage
ment was made happy By making money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

NTPH9 This Sale Will BE CONDUCTED All
NHIL11O WHERE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

On Monday, Stat Of December, Mra s.
p. Walker invited n crowd of congonial
poople TO enjoy The old fashioned custom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

$1,000 AID SKIN DlarAsra.

completely sfasiicaled
ws Slesrs: cassrsa, ssc, permaaspay eura
kidney. rFtasrg and Biaaaer eosspaa4ask
palnt8k ekfnvnft, soc freqaens. kafI1}z1x ssr
eses.dy erans, hlsh eeioret o. vita nflkx eeat.
Rieee systtss prosapsly and safety eugsL
tHaEges geasoashla
Cur Success 10 Haaad unrn Enne4
oaf Fsmedies aca eusekiy AID cnra perm4r
We DO not claim % knew ssssysAsns = r4,.-
ton "a nessespe 81 deeasas OF % 81 - 4 .ss,z 4.
every case, bus ae DO efalAs tnkt lArsn rxssss.
ssNs AL tacfrAsslaT psaeEsrs. with uaaassgNssBa
tors xzl1L
ExperIenss Is wor.A everything. es<n
gzined hy csHsulting VIII critically 49,
Ana successfully tFSatsHR thousands Il aasxsas
% ryer3 ege. sex, profession afss aafazEs1sa -
feeted wita eysrx rressasahEe iasia "a ssAs.s az
aissAsA ~ defftaty. epA.ias IA ~ aNasFa 10
sa8eriae with lka na4aalss fAns - hmys 80
ossssG4 IA restoring health % szpxa rsnsrfSv Il
easeA ise&tkd. eseu alter ethtf seftsa AIS easrs
$50 is 49, lave - "a 70 ellssf a'iy peEaa
We aro pstgenized ~ = class 81 lAstes asa
gentlemen too sAzzacsoss 70 le .Fmfsssnt ufask ~
"a tKnsraGt gusek. add sAey asn 90 lnfsensuds
efk 81 ha lFeafesked awAy frsssa tl4Fgsss4a. sss.
ara euE3ng taeaa- #
i'ersoss ealfsnE a. our eslce can hsse he sasis
fenisaa 81 3 FIRE consultation. aitA IN ss<sss.
9nee that tAey mSy depeisd up9n rNraEEaga9 can.
Oil rptns lis, honorable. kaEare a@milslF 1EAxSa-
&tie NDaFgrs and no aacaarsGefaAHf W3sstaH*
prospect q improvement or ceTe
Car practices Is foHa1sd apon tae sass1 = ~ tA3
best naetsiodS wtka0ut reference IN A84.aia 4k
EAshtas"
Yea viii not De urged or per1na3af - take
sreGtaeat. AMI no one will ~ snsalsz aAigs4
there j. strong probability Of falFa nx p4rHSAr
Dent eensfk Maze intaznxstapns ana aaaits
sQr yourself
Office haass: Frnms IA - n sunr
DAYS 80 n 4 N. oais-
~ R~-Persons unable 70 Visa - may ne
treated 81 their husnms ~ eryz=4poa4N3nA
Medicines and sgStfnctsoas Asuf b naa ez 90
Ireea CONSULTATION free
Alwarn aena lamp when sensf d exp4eENA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
SAN FRANCISCO
DAN G ER

60 ssys Chief Samuel. and with bis
long ard varied experiences III matters rer-
tanning to conaagTzf;ous. We naturally
give him the benefit q TIE doubs. We.
~ taxpayers, properfy-owners and cisi-
zens, are deeply interested IN this i'm
peading and sure-to-come danger. We
hate Il ieel that when We leavs cur cosy
homes in the morning that there Is any
ssseh thing as thesr aaing In ruins wfen
Ne return. The cry Is. 1nore hose. nore
engines, more men that can he enlisted
end paid to remain at the engine-hos.ses
Of the FIRE department, which means
more strength to aid in putting doxn this
terrible eoEAagration when II does come.
New, strength Is what everything has to
have % de- service in greater or less
degree. Aan acquire siais fnuch-nesied
strength by various means. Exe-e.se.
plenty Of fresh sir, good food, e4tea at
regular intervals, ard the ase Of the
GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY And I.fy-
ER CURE. A man may look ever 80
healthy and think himself ia tho best II
conditions, and yet have diseased kid
NETS. Anatomical silence treats that the
kidneys are - poorly supplied with
nerves Of sensation that when disease first
starts they can sound no alarm. For that
reason Il behooEes Us 10 be very watchful.
AMI byth Use Of the neyer-failing remesiy,
TIE GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE, keep these important or
gasls Of existence in perfect haalth.
III druggists sell these valuable goods.
TAAe no other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

TslAyD TRANSPORTATION cu-HxRRxKr
i :. bSechex. Ezznage<

re see&nes ,. n 1zhby, Heroezs r. FeeeAer
nss<es. leaves seattle esery Sanaay atsernooa e
: p n Tor PORT Tsw1sezd AMI the san Iaa1
IownSend 81 q N evsry MoDeay. ssefsnes<sav
ana fr1aF fcr WhSs1on. ealing ~ Sz4fhs
i&1Aza. add Richardson's weather pexu.ftztngA
Argyle. Lopez FridEg E&sbor. Maple fo1 Mon-
Cay nc nertn ard THURSDAY gnlng sczzas.
kocne Harees. 0rc&s ard Ezs. sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
sEArrrE.poRr TOWNSEND ROUTE

e. & mai steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday,, ~ 10 90 D. M arrives 81
Port Townsend at =. n. next day. Returning,
leaves PORT Townsend - I0ss9A n. arrives e. Se
aIExe at ,. n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

IT'S seszEez Zee i sz~ rexsx seF bzxEss&
f2fs2ss E-ssasEg sA3 sAxx1Sa * 4 s@S e9@s
"a $3.50 3gEsT &C eS3~@ &c q A. 3 asA@4ssrz
fSGza4 4ssz-x a. 80 ss,E sees a EasEs1 "a
y zsAg l3z&I,
NwGSx AL AkeE3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
HOOPS CANAL RoUrE-srEAAER JOSE,

The steamer foscphsae vii leave Eatsega-
GosTaah wharf, taot u Marion street. "Wednesday
Ard SATURDAY. Hsaruing Sc go q e. S8s fass
0aglo3e, sea6eck, Cusan cay and al gay 10 AS
90 8oe4 Cans Re urUiHE caves Nai0n City
Nessfzg and 1aErsstay morning Fer ffeAght OF
passage apply 81 Hattie CalsHsn wharf or on
boa = CAPT. Ii. Gl4 LEzPfE, Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

Wy & 81. Co-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w YesleE's dock, Seattle, daily soS Tacoma
Ell 10 ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

ksw YuMx. Dec. & stocks we're aeslye ard
aeily stronger than 50 airy day for some
-. kna lise strength aftsine8 90 a eoBdin0n 81
ysney toward tie el0sa OF the DAY. The
BE waA active and strong a. The best prices Of
u day. Almost everything ca the aeslys list
@sIa "a tapeFsaBt gain snd there we're no d..
aes q hateFes
governments dun ami sEraAy
KxeH4ssE AxD sxrVRlrins
EsE YoKE, Zee. s-aouey GA cali easy. aes
eeat. psiFns mercantile paper, Hsass
sssFsiax ezehsages quiet. steady. sixty aay
- tlsa
nosns
/ :. q Registered To. a feoaponsl. i27: q =
sslssssesi. les'a ga leoupoasl, io4ts. Pacific
-
sxoexN
ansFtean EspFvss. 81! Canadian Paeiae, Tla.,
sssaa euntbefn. - CeHtfAl Pacific. .
sssasa. ie :: iAesAwknas. 1884, beaver &
sfsasfa la; Eri@ Gss Kansas & Texas,
iase SHORE iHss tcuas iiie & Nashville,
Michigan Central. Sc. Missoarl Pacific.
AarsssFa fsetae, 81 prefsFrei. &C. North.
MsGe. - prefesftd, a New Tosk Central,
H'ssea Improvement as Osegun Nayi-
-. ~ 1gsu seouslaeut4t. IS. Pactac Mail
kssiiss eos Rock Island. t7ts u PsuL
tssss Raeshe i9 Union Pacific. 6sls
- STATES esTFFas &, Fargo Express, s.
49, tnaass ~. Amsueaa Gotten Oh, 81
4 Sisfra sTocsS
ksM YasS. Do s-Ag5ra, 81 NJ. Bsst 4
s NMi ga.saena black HATS. q
~ Aa cepwn Point g., Consolidated
Assfsss sna Virginia. tAaa. pea8we.ad Terri.
Ats e esisso, 81 gsosld & Garry. si.0.
assAks g. Hefn Sstser. tfs6, gFssn silver.
sssssa, sAso. 0u,ano, tSts8. Flymouth,
s2As Aa8ss. e.
~ FsAs0eco szvgww.
- Fskxesseas poc A-wheat ~ Rather
~ VIE sifeasssiaa - rcaiise oa the paEs
ascrFss q
49, -ssssas Na : leea. szp.e.
= -AtsfYiAieg easy ckcap; sufpsise. which
A'asa @aesesf oegawea egsies are Renndant-
Nss fNs4i No J. Fl.Gs lower
- t1assga
- sssae very awll q er1ner tore Il
sAsk HuisF ulPFayesa iasatgy tes ex-
! SsssM tssFasets asse hesn wasia tson,
$3.50 q ksssern ceNEegs
x.&sss--1ifus, wllh 50 apwAra ssnsenry
afs sassases Feartgsz, 1851 -. Hufbzrks.
/ Ssaa fasey, 3, s4e, sae4 soeaeses.
e-se.iys California raaeA. SEX ,s
ss ~
st'tss.i siy al saas. zeal. Nauatnaa 10 san
i ass%ia NAl&a, eeaI. DEPARTURE bsy g.
/ IS rasK Neaea Axrgsx NAKxHr.
- Fess. Flge hoes- H7fsa fair aeHaapA.
-s.s-'asss e,ss-i Hps Al 70 sa.inss 80
7 @ has pssemh eE. slA go e. Pa
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WEs9 leave Ngsser Eesk a. q. 81 sFeyT T2ssssaf.
Tszgs~ss.aT 49, Saturday hsr KwelFe-E2a5e PssEE
az UNsS& MNsEs 81 M&gTb1fss i&Me4 &sa3
sganssalsA. E4z3xSE4aE snsse Ns@s aAys e g. 81
bE0 & E9S A. AscA&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle 81 Q p m.
surdgys Tuesdays and Thursdays: arrives az
= hAfcorn ~ 3 9. m. next day. Returning leaves
whafcom az s D. IN. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frlesys; arrives ~ Seattle att r. n next day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

rxxszf rsossesss q fax1 .z2ea zTsrz real estate
sssses xaxssasesfsx ahsufxss FzosHzsaoz aszAExf
- - r~M@sa "a 1&Ises2e ssfAe&
- axsMssxs 81 iss awz exg2Ss& 70 eksssss q
~4as srssssszl.zsE Institutes - fGa tzzssress -
$50 e.srHaAzss aa4 ss2<sTse tze ize1z31
F~r,-- 4 4 t--zA5a aalz1y Aaae. &nxsesT. eea& AL
ssrvnrgss snK a2ea aEsEsstgsA
81 EANECEB Prs zeas az Ce5EaSA
TX 4<1F. HAE1O&A g. - 141~A fa<%-FtSA
HF RAKGE SzEzSs&ss.
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A. a, us5 ~~A Fssf 8ssa AZ
- saf 3sssac. s-es3sasssl. sse
- - t.@e. "a ,sreasy. 5eNsssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

wHATcoN AND sEMTAEMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza ARderson leaves Seattle a. p.
NJ Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays: arrives
AZ Whhrc0m a n next day. Returning, leaves
" aascosa Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ Q p. m.
sundays 8 y. Monday trip 70 semiahmoo.
u. B. JACKSON. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
RATLH4TS
rANApIAN PACIFIC EAILwAY-TEE TRsE
TRANsCoyTIxESTAL ROUTE
-HETEEE-
TEE PACIFIC AND TEE ATLANTA

gsS passenger equipment y tae ans&s Ia khs
~crfa gtYTlsSxssgE af laNaganax sleeptng cars.
having 5razsga smoking ard t&ih royr3si eoH-
ffFeztliE EaH cle&n rnaeufst CA 81 tre& sleep
syfz hasFsks tsr hessevs 81 sees8ns sfasa rckeEz,
as a. MOST modern style % 4xy cs&GhaA.
- ssninx eArs ard hgSess rrovssss TIE neat
eHasSsY u fzo4 u uxllaiseS gRAEsslsTs a. Eg2ss-
ale szscA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

BAKER, BACON a Co, Arenfs Seattle
i. n WILSON, General Manager Tacoma.
l. L Goa GIL, Agent. Fairhaven-
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pAcrF1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dixpstch steamers from seattle as follows
For san Francisco. via Pert Townsend and
Victoria Al =. n. Passengers received on
board a. .. ~ Dtsn Der I, O. Il. a. ~ sAd -,
ard eve-v Eve days thereafter.
For Alaska: % remeer 2 aud a a. 2 a. N.
Prom san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
soand ports. AIS a. n. December /. g. Il. Is.
n. = AID So. RAd every Eve days there
after
Tickets may be obtained Sc the Office OF the
COrapauy ~ q can p ek ~esff e.
GoODALI. PERKINS 4 CO.
General AsentA
No. 10 Market street. san Francisco Cal
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Returning. ieavez whascnm ats q - Tues
cayxs Thursdays ard Saturdays. On to Sz4zr-
d&T trip the LSsoy gees thg urh 20 seattle PARE
from FoTt TownsxnG - Sea4sse, s. EnEl far.
TIKI 1ossce. passengers or fre1gnt FROM seattle
tcz the iaAaads b. the Lbsys WednesfAy and
ksi1ay tips VIII re carried oa the Washington
sieAu50aE and TRANSPORTATION Gas steamer
E1ish 20 port Townsend On Tuesday AMI Thurs
ca nsgofk and transferred direct TO 1hs LshaF.
On these dkys The " 8 3 T. CO. VIII Issue tex
cts and kil frelFht thgoagh 90 destination.
HKRBERT BEECaEE. MaaAgeE.
j. A. HATFIELD. Assent. seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07

CTEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hoasa
Leaves ct g. n. for Juanita and way
poYtA
Leaves at a N. ard 4lsp N fer Newcastle
and gay pcst&
Leaves AZ > n fos gaanita and way
poFss J. Il L0U6AEAD. Manager.
CTEAgER FERSDALE. HUGHES NAsTER
TO
PoRz ANGELES. DUS5ESEss PORT TOWN.
SEND
Leaving Seattle Sundays. Tuesdays and ThuTs
tgys Is & n Tor Port Tewusead. Leaves Port
TownEeud for unugsmess AID Port ADSeseS Is
2 "a K farming leevas Port AnEe2es fes Don
reuess. PORT Towuseu6 and seattle * & "a on
Mondays. wednesdays Gn8 fridaTs
w. Net RDX. AgeaL
QEIncy street Wharf PORT Tawusezd. WRxa-
J. A HATFIELD. AGENT
Ra.6eld Conan waart. Seattle. washinE.oa
feet Marion ssFeef
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azaer ne last e h0urs kSeds and msrchan-
r. rsfs shipped irons seattle 70 the stirfesud.
saazSss Is follows, rETef sound shore
- s lass. Cciambsa Puget sound railroad,
a.. Aessfie. Lake shore & Eastern railway.
n Nns NJ watsr~flliss@. s tons; Grace. 1
= sais. 4 tons. vs. F Mensoe, 10 tons: Fleet
-, tors, Clara EroHH, tons, ". X. Ner-
- i fuas: Hsary Bailey. Is tons: state %
ENhsaxsau. II tans willamette, 1000 tons;
|Nass, - tons Faith. z teax. Total shipments
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Returning, leaves Seattle for TacomA wsdnes-
day, Friday and sunday 81 30 q n from Seattle
VI ArehonBe Co. o NhayL
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i 49, = tsa aes ~ aes q a SEATS ara
asF8 9@s NyNsss NMaaea 4 asA- gha
- se4sen IA gEe HnssE gesasg
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re sarssey aza FT4c3eEs q scsnery aiaag
- Hse i unsg&IAe1 k1a ~ E5s details Ct tzzek.
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AS 20 thA safety GNE ram ser1 81 rs sSfrNzA Al
- a. i g5Tsz SIC lsass ans rsss seryaaale lbs
a. fvRe~l wnsSher sax hEx2Esss o. r24kssEs, -
teen gersss1d Ts9ggz2. sesitses R}saFtA &n1
al Faes2e enast pnsneS sH3 @tazfpeE &E1He-
Egc.sas ~ PagaE CAig2gs =. Ic1sS kS1swAs To-
f5ala wezt-ezl. Bessas.. New SerEs sad az Eazs-
ga S4le&
TN-cnxN f7eksts ~ sssas1 - Al pstsstr4I
r<ssrrs Is tse Taliea Sssscs. cEa31As ard EEfeS<s
Is aoweas EztsA
Fer aesKEssa tnsnrznAtacs apaly 70 &c fszzaw-
srg aKHnzs q t1s SozzpzlTs
y MsaE9EA
Nc. NsaAtaEso2 ssseSss Fcst2ksa. -
w. MEgs4S y ESrss 1e2s<zas NJ
IL EAkzS EacGE1A y =
ID E9lgNg. AZ 5 gseza TraszhE 9ss Ptzsaz-
gsr A<SnE. NAzeo&Fsrs - =
EaTTEsraz 82ze@ 1zs 9<Erz4ssf scs2@s4ltsA
Gan2GzAa kncs&G Co. EoszS&e&
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ssess. 49, esa cscsez AuFNss - aFwE 3Ae
49, - : saf3EAf 7a kza pasy gBauNea
lksss - -. 4 eass& fass&E "a Say, tss asSA
- - a AaS9sNra Esxsr Ene SG-szas
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
~ uimitedl
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND SOUTH
Vancouver. Monday ard Townsend, Thursday
THURSDAY p M and MONDAYS % n
Townsend. Monday and Sesft e. Friday and
Thursday III p n Tuesday - n
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday aud
Friday ......-.,.S "A uessfay 10 N
RoCSD NORTH.
Seattle, ~ midnight Townsend ......S q IA
Tuesday and Friday whstcom Is 500 m
Townsend "a q N Roche Harbor.i2 80 p m
Hhsteom .. 3 80 II Vancouver. .-.... n
Roche HArhor 4 N
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time taels CT places of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLK
Tuesdays ard Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRTEN, Master
Fw. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p y. Co. Ia.
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ere ~ the ncNs smtcee afst and bMs kEsgstg ~ -
eusoxseAi specialists Ia this coanEry
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losses FayssFal necay, arising lTysaa Enssis ~
Nszlt nrosgs4ng So ssieskness 5sssssssssis1er
Nmples al The iAee. Avef@saa - socIets easily
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safely, permanently and suee4fsp nssfss -;
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sssAs hanafetl ans twenty sacks cats, s. tons
- esss hay. sSTs bsirk. car NEST. 10 cars
zeheg. IeaW1 feet iamkss, cars castings, {
~ seod tears fafaituFe. 10 head sheep, y
- hogs. L. head eaiffs. sar 0ii. car canned
30 cars egaiFFAuas moyablss. go pkts yege-
- 100 lsaxFs fruit. eAr poisees.
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THE NEW, FAST STEAMER YAIRHAvEs
-LxAvEs FOR
Utsaiady, CoupeYiiie, Anacortes, Fairhaven.
Eellinghsrn. sehoms, whszcom and way ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At p. m
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rADE AND SHIPPING.
|.-her Stocks Increasing in
Local Yards
; sssKET STRENGTHENING.
...~s.s Hep Tf=fn Frsna saosuaiznas
s...s. seassIs Today s1@rksss
n the wsSla.

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- 4 fas Seattle clearing a0as< tsssag
!. $50 Z. J. Perry bgaKxist r. 80 sAeks
e - e sFsns 81 hay fraa fne Cas- to<say.
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- Rese. - hass tssea Tsry azaL TIE
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+ :. 800 Isst Il present
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80 .ss.nsess rsry layga psopaftieHs. Al
- s.sass al Lumber il esstsi aahast AID tie
..s-,ss - freyease wtsa tie DECREASE ia tlae
j - !. 80 sfvurlsg % the NeatDer Increases
.. ,sssssssa In sase sog mazket seems % -
-. t.as iogA are stiiI yery scarce
- ss,ssaa e. h1F= was shipped East today.
- ,s.esaa trails - boss scr BaisIasofs vii
- xwsy raoss likely tomorrow. Tae
i .Es.etsa 400 MARKET saows 10 sjgas 81 is1-
4 - Iss hnk IS the cop has been
4 - - sd saatera hBe making number Of
i .s.ss 4 ssssent as 1859 Is'r poHxd The
- - ! Sesax paid Sos eaeiee lots. Thr
- 4 se4Y gaiss. and tsN shipments aFe
= nn1e
= .essses Jeaale arrived IL port today from
= sssafssee ssfh 80 tens 81 general nsrcaala-
4 : - sszis3e.
1 - ssessser Cascade bfouEat IN 9 load Of hay
& L. Il as3t rsFsy yesterday.
- .stsa isssca 81 eoai hes been advanced BY
sss..as llssssavsmsni fso1a IS 20 e per tea.
i - rasssss 81 haY % Sehwarsz saa two car
- q aseenlssrT &c seQnalfnie were shipped
- tas seattle, Lake saore q EsAsern rail-.
IS rssasnsaf.
xaxeaAsplgE AID RgaparK EEcgtPTs.
zssk tss isss twenty four hours the rner-
$50 ass $s9enae receipts It this port we're
4 sss rnges soand Shore road. So tons
- d raxet saAad faiiFsfsa, - tons. Sc
81 Iske Shgsa & Eastern RAILWAY, ~ ionS
ss,ss-t.aseAae. toes; + J. Perry, 50 tons
Is tons. Jeanie, 80 tons Total re-
klNs 80 tona