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THE worst of offenses is ingratitude.
Here is Herr Most, who guzzled beer in a
damp cellar and preached anarchism for
years, and who not only suffered in prison
for the cause, but actually conducted a
newspaper in the interests of the red
handed, is cast off and pronounced an
aristocrat BY his one-time companion cut
threats
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Coast: outside Of San Francisco, that receiue
TIE full associated Press dispatches from all
parts Of the 'corld. Outside of San Francisco,
hey hare no competitors either in influence
home asd general circulation throughout the
STATE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

Earned runs.Sacramento, ?. Three-base hits
SWEET Two base his-Barry. Stolen bases
Goodenough, Gagus ~, Newbert ~, Roberts (2l.
SWEET, Stockwell Barry. First base on errors
San francisco. A; sacramento, 6. First base on
called balls-San Francisco, 8. Left on bases
By Barry, 2; Ziegler, s. Hit by pitcher-Roberts
and Ziegler. Double plays-Gagus and O'Day
Passed balls-Swett, ]. Time of game-One
-Stapetou. Donohue out for interfering with
batted ball. -'--
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

THEY have law in Missouri that for
bids boxing exhibitions, no matter if the
gloves used are as large as bed-ticks. They
say in defense of it that it is not in
mercy to the noses and ribs of boxers that
the law was enacted, but because of the
pernicious result of boxing exhibitions as
manifest in their aftermath.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22
TOWN SITE.
ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION CO.,
214 j Street, Sacramento.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDER
w signed, at the fish market of Jones &
Davis. Waterfront, X and L streets, until IL
O'Clock, noon July "a, $50, for the improve.
meuts to the Masonic Building, Sixth and K
streets. Plsns and specifications will be ready
at the City Surveyors Office, waterworks build
ing, on and after WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th.
By order Board of Trustees Masonic Hail Asso-
ciatiOn. lis l6-td2nl WM B. DAVIS Sec
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GAN FRANCISCO AaENCIss.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. q Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange
CallIorhla street, who is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands ana Hotels, and at the Market-street
AS- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
Coming into Sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph says
that the recent prize fight will have one
good effect, "Sullivan will now retire fran
the ring" Possibly; but while he lives
his influence will be malign.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

Earued runs-Stocktons, II; Oaklands /
Ihree-ba hits-HardIe Selma. Two-base hits
Sweeney, smith. First base on errors-Stock-
tons, - oaklands, 4. First base on balls-Stock-
tons, IA; Oaklands, 4. Left on bases Stocktons
5; oaklands, 3. Double plavs-Whitehead to
Selma, Mcdonald to Dooley. Stolen bases
sweeney %, Selma, Ebright, Long ~. Harper
buckley, Smith. Howard, Mcdonald White
head. Struck out-By Harper, II; Baltz, 4.
Wild pitches-Harper .; Baltz, . Passed balls
-Ebright, 2; Daily. s. Umpire-Sylvester.
scorer-kelly. Time Of game-Two hours and
10 minutes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.

Stockton has now won her sixth successive
game, and disputes second place with Oak
land. San Francisco comes down peg, and
Sacramento respectively bring up the rear.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22
BALTZ' SORE FINGER.
1t Costs the Oakland's Very Dear Game
of Ball at SfnciSfnn

of Ball at Stockton.
STOCKTON, July 21st.-By defeating the
Oaklands by a score of % to the Stocktons
have won six consecutive games, and are
now tied with Oakland for second place.
1t was poor exhibition of ball-playing.
and the large crowd in attendance at the
commencement had dwindled away at the
close. Baltz had sore finger, but was put
in to pitch for the Oaklands, and thirteen
hits, fourteen bases on balls, and two wild
pitches was the result.
harper pitched record game, having
eleven strike-outs, and being found for
only four hits. Following is the score:
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TEE BEES" LIBEL SUIT.

THE BEE" SAYS THAT THE LIBEL SUIT
i commenced by me against its proprietors
was dismissed at my request, and on my agree
ing to pay all costs. Now, the fact is, the
Bees attorney had been bounding me for a
week to have the case dismissed. even prom
Using to do legal service for me in the future
rree, if l would do so. l have not paid one dol
lar of the costs, and my bonds were to be can
celed according to the stipulation made by the
Bees attorney. Hts ELI MAYO.
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Reductions Are Genuine.

Fifteen styles of Sateens, reduced
from y! cents yard to I6 yards
for'.....'....-.................. 81 90
Mems Dress Suits, both Sacks and
Frocks, in Cheviots, Worsteds
and Cassimeres, reduced from
S14 so, SIS, SIC, SIC so, ST. so,
SIS, $40, $24, $25 to............. $40 90
Mems heavyweight blue Denim
Overalls, to close out at. 50 cents
Children's Sandal Ties and low
button Shoes reduced from 81 40
and 81 80 ..........................25 cents
Ladies fine Kid hand-sewed Shoes,
reduced to. ....................... 50 so
Ladies Curacao Kid button Shoes,
commonsense style, reduced to-. 81 %
Mems Glove-Kid low Shoes, all
sizes, reduced to- .......95 cents
Mems Hook and Lace Shoes, st.
Louis toe, reduced to. 81 O5
Half-bleached Huck Towels, fringe,
colored border, reduced to. ......SI cents
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Death of a Ynln pinne.,

Salmon Chandler, who settled 10 Yo'
1889. died on Saturday, near Willow sl9
aged 80 years. Two of his daughters
John Mua ard Mrs. S. KIkham, res
Yolo couEiy.
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Mrs. Jason" I've had such funny
feeling in my back all day. l don't know
how to account for it." Mr.. Jason-"I
shouldn't wonder il it came from using
humorous paper for hustle" - Ters
Haute Express.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

L continue their studies during vacation can
find the best advantages in the English Train
ing Department of the Sacramento Business
College. No extra charge for Penmanship. For
further information address
3ptf E. C. ATKINSON, Principal.
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ONCE, Third Street, between j and X.
THE WEEKLY Union

sthe cheapest and most desirable Home. News
and Literary Journal published on the Pacific
coast. the SUNDAY UNION is sent TO every sub
scriber to the WEEKLY UNION
Terms for both one year 50 90
The WEEKLY UNION alone per year....... / SO
ihe SUNpAY UNION alone per Yeah. 90
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Compare Our Prices.

Ladies' Gauze and Isle Vests,
short sleeves, reduced from so
cents .........................2o cents
Five-button, tan Kid Gloves, en-
broidered backs, reduced from so
centS ..........................Z0 cents
Beige Suitings in gray plaids,
stripes and plain, reduced from
~ and 70 cents to..................125 cents
Ladies white Linen Collars at...... cents
Three distinct lots of plain and
fancy ribbons reduced third
and half. Now at......5, 10, Is cents
Fancy Paper and Cambria Fans,
reduced from 25 So, 40 and so
cents .............,............lI cents
Mems lightweight Dress Suspend
ers, reduced from %, So and As
cents ....................-.....1O cents
Red Bandana Handkerchief, "a
Mems Calico Shirts with detached
Collars and Cuffs, down to. ........50 cents
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
or Express to agents or single subscribers with
charges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
Roast
Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
set.ond-class matter -
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BIDS FOR WOOD.

TIME BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WILL RE-
i ceive bids on and up to o'clock P. NJ.
August 8, 1889,
For supplying the County Hospital with two
hundred cords of second growth white oak
wood in not l. SIS thsn fifty (50) cord lots, 10 be
delivered st the hospital, Sacramento county.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all BIDS Bv order of the Board.
[sEALl W. b. HAMILTON, Clerk Of Board.
jyll-2pid
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,ylHE WEEKLY UNION - THE LEADING
/ WEEKLY OF THE COAST.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-22

SANTA CRUZ July 21st.-Result of the ba
game to-day was !: Santa Cruz, A. Franz
Inns, l.
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THE wATEE FEoxT.

The Walla walis leaves for San Francisco
tomorrow night.
The City Of Puebla is due here tomorrow
from San Francisco.
The schooner Tufts is expected here to-
day from San Francisco.
The schooner Hayes finished unloading
yesterday and left for Tacoma.
!. The Idaho was due here late last night
from Portland. The Michigan is expected
to-day.
The Cyrus Wakefield is in TO load coal
for San Francisco She will take Black
Diamond.
The bark Tidal Wave docks today at
Harrington & Smiths wharf and begins
diseharging.
The bark Nellie May finished unloading
last night and left for Port Madison in tow
OF the Addie.
The bark Seminole Is In from San Fran
cisco TO load coal for the Oregon lmprve-
ment Company
The bark ~. Mark has arrived here from
san francisco. She Is to load Gilman coal
for the Seattle Coal and Iron Co.
The three-masted schooner Vesta finished
unloading hay at Bakers wharf yesterday
and was towed up to Yesler's wharf.
The three-masted schooner Allen A..
doeked at Harrington & Smiths wharf yes
terday morning and began unloading.
The J. &. Britain stopped on her way up
To Chuckanut at Edmonds. where she
loaded aoooon feet OF lumber for Port
Townsend.
The schooner Angeles brought I'm $50
barrels Of Rock Harbor lime Yesterday for
Carkeek 4 Go. She discharged at the Ia
dera Milling Co. 5 wharf.
The steamer Dispatch will be launched at
Salmon bay today. She will be towed TO
Almond & Phillips where she will ne in
spec,ed and the finishing touches put on.
The barkentine George C. Perkins. ar
rived here from santa Cruz yesterday morn
ing, with 2 800 barrels of lime and fifty tons
of hay. She is diseharging at Baker. Ba-
con & Co. 3 wharf.
The Corona came in at 2:3o O'Clock yes
tsrday afternoon. She locked at the o. X.
& y. wharf and discharged 1900 cases Of
salmon from the Ancon wreck. The sal
mon is for shipment to Portland.
The Maid of Oregon is out Of the stone
business for the present. the Builders Ma
seriai Co. having given up their charter.
She will undergo Sigh, repairs and Will
probably enter the island lire trade.
The rumor 10 the effect that the steamer
Wilmington had foundered of Dungeness
was entirely without foundation. The
Wilmington passed out through the Straits
in heavy sea early Wednesday morning,
but Captain Worth put back soon after,
knowing that II would be impossible 10
cross the Columbia river bar. The VIII
m.ngton lies In Neah bsy awaiting the end
of the stoym.
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tained: choice led. slz5aIE; lover
grades. ~ a5xi.07k.
Hops-Unchsnssd.
fofseoes-EaSiy Rose. Eaaor. peeyse~s
09 scs Hurbanks. s5ce3i. No orerou
arrived today.
Bufser-Easy: fancy, seess,<e: good to
choice, 1S9z7s<c.
EkEs-Supplies iarre: California ranch.
ss951c; store lots. 33Q30c.
Observation-Disclosures, Glorv q The seas
and J. D. Peters, al coal. British Columbia
70 San Francisco.
Hrw ronx nKscHAspssx uAxxsr.
NEW YoEx. Oct s.-Hops- Weak and
quiet.
Co6se-options opened barely steady.
- o@D points decline. closing steadisr.
very dull: GALES. $50 bag: October.
yi5N0las5. November. si5G0l5-s:
December, 3i5.65Gi5.I3 January. $l5s5.
opot BIO, steady quoted fair carroes, 1910.
sugaf-Rav. quiet and steady; refined,
unchanged and in moderate demand.
Copper-Sominal.
Lead duh and weaker; domestic, Es.s-H.
Itn-spot firm: futures steady: Straits,
$a25.
Petro!sum-Opened firm as .sT<c, bat
after the first sales il became weak and de-
cisned 20 ss1.c, then became quiet and re-
NAMED 50 until the close, which vas
steady ~ 9skc- Stock exchange opening
9s5sc, highest 99c. lowest os&c. closing
ast.c. Consolidated exchange opened
ys1.c. highest gs&e. lowest 9ss<c. closing
gs5tc. Total sales 81. 900 barrels.
Bar silver. c,se
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAgxEr.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-wheaf--Closed lover:
October, s0szc: December. SIC, May,
sis.c
Corn-Firn: October. slXe; December.
3ii4e: May. 33ssc.
Oats Steady. October, Ies<c; Denember,
1870: May 2essc.
Bariey--Ocsober, &c.
Pork Steady; October. sio.7o; January,
50 g2,4.
L.rd-steady; October, -; January.
SSH.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cmcaeo. Oct. 3-Catsie Receipts. IL 800;
strong for good. common choice to extra
beeves. x4.35a4 %; steers. s4ei.s5: stock
ers and feeders. ti.oa3; Texas cattle, sl.35
tered Texans, s.. 5o@3.6o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: slow, closing
stronger: mixed. s.. a5d4i5; heavy, IS. sJea
As: light. 81 2sed4sp.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; strong; natives,
ts.a5@ 80: Western, s3.50@Ef5; Texans,
s3O6fi20.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Wheat Firm: de-
mand poor; new mixed Western, Is I'D
per GENITAL.
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fxlECRAPHIC MARKETS.
srw YORK srocK REVIEW.

srw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
y YoKK, Oct. 3.-The money market
y sosn today with exasp.rating slow
as had not more influence than dur
y peas few days, The stock market
aedesly weak throughout the session.
p gold shipments. engendered by
- nat the reserve OF the Bank OF
- = down 10 d.s3 per cent. against
- snt last week. was one of
naapal causes of weakness.
saskss opened with q steady tone. bat
~ got 10 work Immediately, and
20 vas again specially severe against
.xason. for no particular reason. As
] soFe along the pressure extended
@rv sctive list. The market closed
20 weak at the lowest prices OF the
Almost everything on the list is lower.
VI lost So, Manhattan pa. sugar
xaiscn ~, 81 Paul, Reading and
- ~ each. Missouri Pacific IL.
s'ha, New England and Northern
Eeerfed per cent. each.
uansnts duh and steady.
nsHssGr AND SECURITIES.
iask, Oct Money on call, light.
uein l0@i2 closed. offered al q.
fcsnsiie paper. bss@7,., sterling
quiet and steady sixty day bills,
demand, sis7,s.
nosns.
uesa,ssFedl. ~; Is (couponl. IN; AIS
- NJ hoA; AS teoaponsl 1864.
kan Express. III: Canada Pacific.
'sasds Southern. STA Central Pacific.
burlington. ioSs., Lackawanns.
Sases 4 Rio Grande. i5s. Erie.
aN a Texas. l.: Lake Shore,
ss.lsvsile s Nashville, -: Mich
% @'. Missouri Pacific. Tss.
fas'nc, Sia. preferred. Tss.:
rh. ll2s4 preferred. a.. New
xa.fsi' los; Oregon improvement,
ss,lon, lol Transcontinensal, xst
Ia Isl. Reading. s4bs Rock
w; 81 Paul, rs Texas Pacific.
non Pacific, CO.: United states
- Fargo Express. lSt. Western
~ american Cotton oa. i59s.
Z tSroS STUCK NAkKKr.
~, Oct. S-Atchison & Topeks.
s, hs' land grant. io-i.. rail
- burlington. iosF. Mexican Gem
I Boa. is. asst mortgage bonds.
-. siSgNe STOCKS.
. aesk. Oct 3 Mining quotations.
80 Back H.l>. - -. Eareka
-, IS HonlestAkc. So indie.
a A'o; Mount i8ahlo. 81 20 NV.
=, heas so>sd. SIS. Hale 4
y; Horn Silver. SIS: Mu-
oaiaT.o. 50. Occidental STA
|. FNANetsco nxvtnw.
,.Aseisro, Oct. WhsNt Market
80 '@'r amour; al business doing
fsa' quotations. ssh. eat.zsst.
-. seu dali aud weak Ne. feed.
business i@iE and pyioes wei sus.
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I,F's COMMERCE.
4 Present Improve
mt in Hops.
uasoe QUANTITIES.
=. rsssrosd Bnsiness-cisAr-
.~esrd Broken Again
%. = S. Ersneisce'
SEATTLE, Oct. ,.

sEAIILEs OGk- ..
= he Seattle clearinghouse
- - 1.-THE highest yet.
-. Geo. C. Perkins IL in
-. Cal, With 300 barrels OF
-. scns Of hay. The free ARR
-, within the last few days
~ ~, : weakening effect upon
- Angeles arrived in today
r..sor With 80 barrels Of lime
,dr Csfkeek.
- Yesterday.
49, AiIea A. began discharging
,sasy 81 Harrington d Smiths
4. month Of September is,9e
q vefs received here over the
~ snofe road and ,s5s tons for
- dat road In the same time.
-, snount Of freight received ex-
sam the amount brought In
reoeding month, and the
s.,~.rded exceeds by GO the
- out during the preceding
- lncal charges collected during
q. s-1uss y sl2s.as. This. Is far
~ largest months business
s10a the road.
- !, transferring oats from
I casrf to Bakers wharf. Mr..
~ 4 rvpsring 10 ship 500 sacks
pnsdsro on the waila Walla. He
~ sscks on the Umatiila.
-, ! uothing doing In hops. Buyers
-. snd what few sales we made
4 - lest few days. were at the low
- 1asc per pound. The quality
Innson : hops Is unquestionably ex-
a q, there 10 no demand, even at the
- prevailing. Farmers in many
q - can aiford it will do well TO
- hons. Values are nearly as low
= ihey can get. and next season can
rteh nothing worse.
4 ehoorer Tufts is due from San
- viii load Of general merchan-
- 10 tons OF California hay.
! hrks Cyrus Wakefield. Seminole
= usrk are In to load coal. the first
nnniicned for the Oregon Improve
Itsnpsny and the latter for the Seat
y md Iron Company.
~ shingles was shipped East to-
# vas billed 10 the Minneapolis
IN.
\ d lumber was shipped out 10 Tyn-
sdsy
/ Pumphery is preparing a quantity
> ipf shipment East. They so out in
thre days.
DcHAspisE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
ing the last twenty-f0ur hours the
Isndise and produce receipts at this
ere as follows Puget Sound shore
IS tons; Columbia a. Puget Sound
u. Is tons, Seattle. Lake Shore &
n railway, igi tons. by water
aven. Is tons: Cascade. q tons: Wash
J, Il tens; Geo. c. Perkins. 500 tons /:
pcows brick. go Tons. Total receipts,
|ons.
sRrrNESrs.
INC the last twensy-four hours goods
merchandise were shipped from
\ % he surrounding country as fol-
/: puea sound shore road, II tons I:
Ms 1 Puget Sound railroad. Is
Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern
y. u tons. By water Fleetwood. :
Gfso. tons; lola. tons, Mabel, 4
NIX. Aerwin. 2 tons; Cascade, Ia
Sssngel, 10 tons: Edith. 5 tons
ls1enon, . tons. Total shipments,
nrtRE on RECEIPTS.
- lumber, 10 cars brick, lear SHIN.
Ia noiding sand. 100 tons hay, 3 30
hme, 2 cars furniture. 5000 cases
= lear machinery. SO sacks Hour,
y eattle. cars wood. car hay, lsl
latssss. 40 sacks feed, 10 cars logs,
'nak, ] car horses, . cases stationery
ooks
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Shining Intelligence 4.

Pogr TOWNSEND, Oct S.-fhe bark Ma
iesiic arrived from san Diego and was
towed to Port Gamble today to load lun-
Der. Two ships and two scbocners are re-
ported in the Straits.
SAN FEsscIsce. Oct s.-Arrivca 49, Str
Araro. Coos bay, Br ctr Wellington. De-
parture bay. Sailed Str Hsytien Republic,
ka,luk: sh Glory of the Seas. Nanaimo /:
-
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BEE.

The steamer Bee = uew rsa3y fseT business
rsrssss wishing she seEwice q : .oastns s.s~i
vi plssse zrr'y IN nossG - q 3 Z. efsE AslzE
qf Hu.sosE's tssAf housa T1e See wsit l.
st,tt.. lrsrr Al assnss seek tasss ct Columbia
A /. <FAI LI5LNa.
CwaeF and Ageas-
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DAcfFIc NAVIGATION Co.-wHATCoM
i ROUTE.
steamer state OF Washington, Henry Bailey.
n aster. leaves Tacoma sunday. Tn stay and
THURSDAY Tor whatcorl, Sehorie, fairhsven,
sauish, toupyille, Anacosses, Ctxalady aad
seattle Returning leave whatcom on follow
ing DAY.
schedule-Leave Tacoma p m: leave Seattle
p IN; arrive whatcom a. Es.: leave What ON
y. u; leave seattle 50 q. m. arrive Tscoma
10 O. IN.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE.
Steamer skagit Chief George BARLOW, nasses
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday at . m
Leaves seattle. Ha,deid's VII ART, every Monday
and Thursday AZ l +, m. for san Juan islands,
calling st Clinton. Ctsaiady, Ssanwocd, iacon-
nsr. Friday Hsrhor. Roche Harbor
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey. s r Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays q;
1 =. m
leaves sest'le every Tuesday and Friday gu
tide for stanwoosi. Fir. skagi. City. Mount Yer
non, sterling and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents, Tacoma
]. A. HATFIELD.
Agent, seattle.
J. sEp1wICK.
General Manager. Tacoma.
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.TEAaER KIRKLAND


Leaves 49, m. for YeSicT. JaaRiis sna way
posts
Leave 81 a N sza - ?. n. Cor Newcastle
sud Hsy ports
Leave st4p. 70 sos IeslrF Tssaits AMI Way
,s,,ss a. ENCEEEAD. Manage
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Wy = 4 T. Co-sTEANERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesiers dock. Seattle, daily for Tacoma
at ie a. m
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Fars Gsrass. so lres,k &a& al T-ssnts on Hood ;
Cs~As Will le2Ve Mondays sD9 FrsSsss Al =
,s'esssr< n "a ssoFs sch abss hers taa~sk- roy
frxseht - sssssage syfssx on tssr1 o. 81 scawA-
u TETErTMkS g4Sts-
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5IAiiLk, NHAICoN AND sExIAHNOO
ROUTE
ssesmer leaves seattle for whascou ana al
vs. landing caily except sssur.ays 81 II =
6ey. y $50 A~S a'"A"~aAAS
selafnieg leaves waatean daily exc<ps SAT-
nsdey a. &c p n- Arrives at sestsse a. 4 .. "a
M VIII G TO blaine scd serishmo1- Leave
oirtae sos " aascom ~ aboax D. m. ss.uryiays
ne Only Once Ia the city selling tirkess 10
Al potnfs East and South VIA the Csradisn "a
eine, northern Pacific and rnios Pacific.
~ o. y. BxsGss, Agent;
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returning. leaves Whatcom o., .. N. Tues
DAYS Thursdays and sara Fsisys on the satu,-
aas Yep 'he Libby goes through to seattle Pare
rom tori Townsend u seattle, 81 Until fur
taeT notice, Passengers or fright from searfas
iof me Islands oy the f<ibbys wednesday and
fIidsy trips viii b. earned on the Washington
steamboat and Transportation Cos steamer
Edita ~ Port Townsend GA Tuesday and Thurs-
oaS nights and transferred direct 10 the LIBBY
ON these days the W :. & r. Co, will issue ties.
cts and Dill fright thfuagh 20 destination
HkkkERT BEEcEEg, Manager
J. A. HATFIELD Agent. Seattle
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wHATcoM AND sEatAExoo BorTE
szeamer Hl!sa Anderson leaves Seattle At p.
o. Mondays Wednesdays and f-tiays, arrives
Il " hs.coua q II next sav. Returning. leaves
" hssocnl Tuesday, AMI Thursdays 81 . 7. "a,
SUNDAYS a IN. Monday trip Ia -emiahmea.
D. n JACKSON. fr~sid mt
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leland TRANSPORTATION co.-Hrxsrsr
i !. Beeeher. manager

The steamer J. B. Libby. Herbert p. Reeraes
master. leaves seattle every sunday afteYuoos, AZ
islands, from Hatheid's wharf Leaves pur,
Io.nacsd At Q. m. every Monday, WEDNESDAY
sra Friday for Whafcoza. calling At smith .
Argyle Lopez. Friday Hasbor, Mario ION Mos
cay go.nx north and Thursday going Soashl,
Roche Hsrbof. orcas and East sound.