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Choice Building Lo. S.

CT 00fl-Two lots corner Madison and
vsS~S Tenth. 5000.
&E 010--Two lots corner Ninth and
~SsSO~ King, $6eoo.
Sc, OO0,n..ss, lots so: :ssss s,s;s corner
$4,000 lots .,, .ss'A. s.s Ss..
avenue. 5000
$4,000 .. lots ..s SOUTHWEST s,,s es, ss,
$4.0OO-.rswss o 'ss s. r. sss Eleventh
between on 4 ss,s : .ss e a.s
So, 000-s s;s,.' ;, q 81 Tenth and VII:
$780,, I ,ss, on .,ss so''as street
$l,75O1soss, . on so. southeast ss.s.v ss
&1 600-6oxs0 feet northeast corner
Y-SSOS Ninth and Lane, $500.
$1,45O1I.ws , lots @s. ~ '. :, son: stree, .ss
&1 C60-Lots on Washington. near
v~s0OS Twelfth, 1850 to sisoo.
01 CE0-Lots on Main near Twelfth
VA,A00 street, from sl25o to slsso
Cheaper Building Lots.
q 11fl-Two lots on Twelfth street,
between stewart and yir-
ginia, one block from street cars, SIIeo
each.
&1 10n-Two lots near the corner OF
VA,~VV jackson and Green SITS, on the
cable roads. for $Iio0.
&Q60-Fine corner Ia Eastern addition.
$3.50 s sss,ss $50 corner on Madison
$500 Zine lot in PARK addition. 500
0600-Two lots In syndicate addition.
YOO0 $1,000.
RGE0-0He OF the choicest lots In East
WV Park addition.
$3.50 .s s ssss sss ss.s sss Sc
each.
$780, ia , bloc. .. "a n,s :s aa
0OEn-Tnree OF the choicest lots In
VAOS Crown supplemental add, $50.
&o6n-sIx lots In McGilyras addition
VAOO sI5oe
CLIO Eight lots in Miners addition.
VAcO 1890.
Houses and Lots.
$12.OOO-Two lots at the north
~sVO west corner OF Spring
and 3 xth streets, including fine res-
deuce. $4,000.
S1OOOO-Two lots on sixth street,
VAO,OOS three minutes walk from
the Occidental hotel. On one lot IL q
house that win rent for $50 month.
price. $4,000. easy terms.
OF n0n-Fine house and lot corner
Yss~~ Fifth and Terrace, E.0oo.
&c Qn0--Lot corner Depot and Wall
VosoN0 streets, including three new
six-room cottages. Fine location; 5000
$1,000 . sss l., n co Il. and asss, s 20. q
Ninth street next to the corner OF Stew
art; $500.
$1,000 ae.. an. and ne. ..., 1s s.s con.
ner OF Harrison and Mary streets, near
the Depot street cable line and the elee-
tric road. With q splendid view Of the
city, the harbor. the mountains and i.ske
Union. $500.
GO Cnn ooxso feet corner Pine and
VSf Eleventh. with a seven
room, hard-fnished house and modern
tsouyeuieueex 2gHQ
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efiaual, that Is, rs the las stands at pre-
sent.
Ne1 nxesngsr ses sgorea
II, q. Strave. There Is no warrant
OF law sathraixing Tar governor, or any
other authority, to cal. constitutional
convention without the consent of eoa
gfesS. IL u convention should assemble.
however. ana should adopt constitution
aud iaai constitution shogld receive the
ssaetian OF the people At an election held
aos that purpose, IL IS competent for con
-. ~ ai'nit TIC territory rs state, IL Il
= saltsfed that the election waS held ia ae-
Soxaanee vita forms ef law, aud that a
AhiaStks ~ the people who Fas fs.s the
eeaslisation are anxious faf the admission
" tae slate, Bni fonat the eSsssstiensv
e'sa ptepristy ef the peos,ls pursuing such
sseetsv. IN ilie irs. place. there are no
bsstiSions of law which would maintain
sae purity Of the ballot box In the eieetlcu
~ 1eteEates 10 the convention or
-, ths ratification 90 the cunsti-
tAssoa adopted hF the convention.
~ ~. tasS w0eid punish ANY p~rsaa lilegzstv
~ 49, ~ edag Ia waite IS either election. Ia
49,, taeTe weHad he 80 safeguards Neaf
s ..s' h>tsal e elections held foT a popular
~ ilsa>ta a he segoad piaTc ! 1aibt
~.ossilsT THERE would bc fall aeslgieSceisce
~ a. me pssaale ia favor al the adoption as
ssNils' l3atlop As,goiton undeP saeh ans.
- - Ns+sa& &c A1sAsf A*As tsfs 10
ss..stNsc Vuilsfsss thar constitution 50
- ~ IVES really 'hs Vois'e of tAe peV
heribeF il Il questionable Il sae pee
@oaiG lake a. al8eHss Ia tie faxEpa
49, ~ s1ch constitution ard Agefsissa
:, ~. SAFE ssn'erntaent when It's Astiua j.
az 49, s@os i'oFa,i BIZ tAe provisions ~ skw.
~ lai5y s ees il j. kssaaH tasf tie Dexe
Wsisss, h<tuE Republican wf,i adnss
"ssAitlgioa IN aaiy lcEzi term.
Tbs FEcFIE ARE savEEEssN.
81 Richard Osborn. think us sstos.
'seneFsl = wrong In sst lag the Cover
~ sss no power 10 cal such ecnSfstn-
sepas eenvsniioa. While ]. Is irue there
= = 10 written Law directing or empowering
-, i. 4seEuse Is ealiAsueh convention. yes
ss,s = . fvtosnizsai yawsF aud ssvcr~
ssaNhg u she peopIej v he,vser Ina, ,ss,wsr
s.s...s w " tttn limited by expressed af.s OF
ssstFs"s Rover, ~ do about Is they
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NOT GUILTY OF ARSON.
pEnJrKY CASE DISMISSED.

The United States grand Jury returned
indictments for perjury against Thomas
Kerr and Edward Mccrink endorsed mot
true bills Kerr and Mct'rink are the two
sailors who were charged with giving false
testimony -U~d United States case at the
last tsSSwsof court. Judge Jones allowed
tSI1tH TO go on their own rccognizances
'and they have sf{,o.. left the ocnpfry
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pleaee. TIE r.eopse II HassInxsar f..st-
x1>aAiiy and collectively h3se tue ssr.s
nEau - The people VI anY state. go
ntfs1eT are ressfasnn1 il Any nznner e.
cEps ~ constitutional p-psfsi1rs g5s~ -.
Eaf1fc MI does not forbld r.; sherrsf,rr fsse,
knxE the peopzs have right % as frs~ s
constitutional ezsszventsuzs. ard III the rr.r-
srnnr is satisfied. ard there cess T.
- 1czkz that there IL a rerers1
desire for the admission 81 sfsss
ferrssgTy Into ne Enfon. xud =
necessary PREF srAtory ar that : oorssI-
1uu1aal eouvsuffen shozlt he called the
goFernor soult certainly - serTIysg Ike
people best by complying with their
eisaex The xzras eoyerrtzn power that
fbe people have would Ia due ssra ~ alsae
% meet the question Of expense - proper
Legislative aatS- OF coarse there IS sss Il
now 81 which These expenses could be
paid and Hsezn beers OF that eonrsFsffxsss
Nstsid certainly have to pay their extyerssss
fo< REIN IN r~rss~7sr
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Railroad Conductors,
ENGINEERS, FIREaES,
BRAKEsrES. GRIPMES,
LII that Ride Continuously,
TAKE NOTICE.

lisa well-known fact that nine out Ct
ten Of al classes cf people whose basl-
ness calling is railr0sdsne, where they
ride day Ia and day cut, vii sooner Or
later compIain OF ssyere pains IN their
backs. Caution. What does this fnean :
Ask yourselves the question. We VIII
answer il Tor you. Year kidneys sre fast
becoming diseased, AID il you neglect
Them there Is one resslit--certain death
We have had many cases. and bold testi-
monials Of railroad men that haye taken
their trouble in time, and by the use q
the greatest vegetable remedy thai has
ever been introduced IN the world, VIZ:
THE GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE, have been cured and
their kidneys strengthened to such an ex-
tent that they can pursue their voeatcns
without fer. This wonderful remedy Is
becoming daily the most popular OF
any Kidney and Liver Cure that ever has
existed. Give it one trial and ycu viii
send 10 Us 4 testimonial to add 10 our
large and fast increasing list.
For sale By al druggists
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sKlKaRArmsc MARKETS.
nv yak ssoeK KKysrw.

NV AehA sf1Nk khffaNs
ksx YORK. Nov. as Stocks we're active
- b ne main strong today. and prices
tpat he same as last evening, while few
mAssa shaw very marked advances Tens
Nssss Coal i ap AZ, 81 issnl Is ard
zshssoes per cent. white Cotton ull de-
sAast r..
scfsfamsnls iall and steady.
xscakNax Azp skevegrts&
Wv YeHx, Nor. IS Money on cal.
ny q ssss. last loan 8. prime mercantile
tsssF, ssassss sterling exchange. quiet and
- ssasy-asy eilis. sA.sis demand, tlN5s..
teSnz.
= sFsgsssefeai. -; Is teosneasl. I27.
- ssssistereiA ioaA, AS tecaponsl.
y ii Pacific Is. III.
ssocxa
asssffsan Exchange. rs. Csnadlan Pa.
= u Canals southern. asas ceasEa
sssAnN ssAs Burlington. iooss I.aeks-
stenA fess beaver & Re tssanAs. Il /;
- Ms Kansas 4 Texas. less lake
~ess, hsAs lcnisvtile & Nashvsile. NJ So
sssoars Faeilss. ufss. Northern Passae.
rssaeFreA, gsA North western. 1ia:
sssfses. iSs. New Nesk Central, suss
sssen improvement. Is. Navsxsnaa, 5gsi.
ssAsssrsaensnt&l So Pacific Nal So.
!. $3.50 ttas Rosk Island. sess - paas.
. IsxAs fseiEe. A1as Vuaaa rAcgne. 49,
- sAsss kxpsvsS. NaA FaEgo Ex.
- Western knsea. SAsss AmerseAn
sesesA Of, 49,.
MIXING sFs-gKS
-.
esk NcR9, Nov "a star Is & aseaoasa
bllls Nta. ghaasaF slsN ceoea
49, 80, Consolidated Caltteraia 8 Nsr-
- 49, CasaNaeaweMii Il s. ~. Eaeska
- =. ss.se'.stsss S. - 81 chrtsEe s.. ueme-
Horn Svxg s. - IFoa Silver s..
!. - I, ssa Sierra Nevs.sass "a. 0sciasatAl
- ssssxs Sax, Yslto~ 3asket $50
sss FRANCHISES R1xixa.
:. 80 FxAssssgs. Nov. iA--W beat F'Fsse4
acaesrs sexaa sess xnstaus - real.
5 osassaaentiy taeiE ssews are AhaTe
- faage q quotations. 81 SAss
k& ~ .seA'
:. Nastes presty well stoxsesi. a.
sFota tas neFtA have sasAsed
- sszHNxa nsss - pgenoaaeesz na8 he
49, eAser. eaescs feed. ys.Ssss: No 1.
AssAA's aessg EvAaes. s1.ap@slA
-. ipsasats sEsssaa0 Garsag EsSso-
e's's ~ asAsly 100 81 pounds. sent
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fEs secpans Of ownefs. ard rot uron
cfIeFNs quiet ard ncmtnal 4szote. a47se.
RotatpNs Seed demand fcr good arsfeae
80 much sale for detective stock. Earsg
Eass 5seseDcs Pserisss. ese@sf. Burbnnks.
65eSsl 81
Batter Easy; taaey. as: good 70
cboses, TIC.
xggs steady: California ranch. rs<a
z1s, store lots. 2sas5r.
CSAEtered-General Fsfrchild, eoal. De
p2rfnTe by 10 H1n Francisco: Ioais
Walsh, coal. Eexttse 70 san Francisco.
Illoeks lumber, British Columbia 70 Ado
lzide. Ess
So Toax MKzcHAsDF9E MARKxg.
NEw YonK. Eoy. fs.-H0ps-stsady
and qaiet
Coffee Options opened steady. an
changed 20 ~ points d0w1s, and et0ses
STEADY. 9asf q posnss up On decreased crop
estimates: safes. osfEsg bars. gove.aIeT.
- ~. sl%esrEber. Fi5.10az Ls.S5 January
sls.lf@l 40: February. SIS. Is.ss IS -. Nav.
sia&i5-5 spot kio arm and fairly
active fair eAfgUea, l9s<e November. is54c-
nngAf- itas, held hsmIy higher pricss
ssked sales, 10 hogshe4ds: aaolAsses. 81
test. 4JJsc reilned, a. tive aud farrn.
Nooi--cteadys doaasstic fleece. 27@suc.
Coppsx--Daii and strong. November.
Hal
Lsaf-Qaiet At Ss24
Tin~~oeist. ssraits, s2l6s
Fetsoseam opened steady a. 81 09ss and
advanced 70 81 i0s< ia the nrst hour. Real
king sales then caused : decline 70 xl.e9st.
after which the market rallied and cl9sea
stronE - yi.I95< stock exchange opeued
n.ipsz. i0west l.os5S. closing si-Io. Con-
soildassd exchange opened sI.Ie. highest
Sl-lgs4. lowest 81 093k. eiosinE5i.l O:< Total
sales. a0f 90 barrels.
Bar silver. 0sszc
PHItADELFm1A. Nor. I5.-- Wecl Fair; de-
mand unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE xAsxEr.
CHickso. Nov. Is. ~ Whezt - Closed
higher; Novembsr. size: December. s25sc;
May. s5ske.
Corn irmsr: November, sss4c; Deem
Der. xas<e May. 1850.
oasa Higher November, Doc; May,
22sfe.
barley November, sc.
Pork steady; November, s9-67sz; Jan
nary, sas5s<
I4ara-~sseady. November. s5.sT1k: Jsnu-
AIRY, 50. g5es5 .s7s<
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK aAEKKr.
CHIcAao. Nos. Is - Cattle - Receipts
1900. steady 70 strong bssxes. 81 s5egs %;
steers. sz-s0e8a0. stocksfs and feeders.
si.76M1.75: Texas cattle. 81 T012 50; West
ern rangers. t2eEa50
Hogs Receipts, 5000: shade easier;
mixed. ssR4So: heavy. t36s6 s7t
Sheep Receipts, TOO. steady natives.
s2T5ta5: Westerns. S3.s0taAa0. Texans.
S3Gs.I0.
hesrox WOOL xARKET.
Bosrox, Nov. f5.-- Wa0l-Steady not
especially active; territory wools have heen
more active choice medium Montana sell.
ing &C 24af &c. wiih other sales IN ; range
OF i4es BE for fine and medium. On q
secured basis. 5s&fnc Il quoted Ter fine.
55as57e for fine medium. al1S 5o@ SIC Tor
medium. Texas WOODS quiet. selling At -
A2le Georgia WOODS. 275sc. The sale of
spring California Is 9o.00o pounds. in q
range o. l6es23e. aad several lots on .
secured basis la . range Of so@0ar.
tyKRro0L aRAIS mARxET.
IfvxarooL. Nov. is Wheat - Steady
demand coed holders afIer moderately i;
California. lis d6Ei2s I'll per Genital.
fnru--(lufefs drsifas3d fair
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CAUTION.

Bewsfe OF fFAnd. &s my name and the Price
are stamped on the cotton Of all my advertised
shoes before leaving the faetsry. which protects
the weareEs axaInKs high pFarea and inferior
goods II adsaley elIerx W. T. DOUGLAS shoes
- reduced price. or says he ma tbem without
my name and price stamped on the bottom. pat
nina down a. fraud
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TIE ssexner r 3 Izbky, Esxber< r Bsecksr.
= asEef le&Fes Senszse exexy s1a1Ay sfzs<lnez *
20. n Ter Eorf TeNascn4 azd the san less
aaIenltz. srom Hssxedss wharf. Leaves FuFt
Tswneess3 A. q NJ every 3ea1Ays AeszneMsM ~
alfa FxsazF for We&scoEs EALING 81 1znz<1
island 4nd KfehsrsfsaEss Eweath&r sSrUttx EEas
ArryEe. Las&x FrsA4y Harhex Axpie Zen Aa1-
Car g. mr. nnrsA AID TESnFMxf2y gezng s0nk1A
kOehe HArk0r. QEEax ard East s0z11
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slooD AND Skin DssrAsrs.

saw.hsts. ! tt...... - .s..s.,.. z. 81. -
- gesss@. Assa& akr1ziAN& ~ 1W f9&4&
800 s-s .sss-s ~ e s-s.S~s1.s. -
49, - - - k -, s.Sss Fs1e0 eur
49, v-laess aaee leklss
As@nNs. LaneJ ahd hla21ef coMPsAfnM
fAAasAA. NslFnta 80 trrq &HAt E#zmfn< ~
ossseaS nrinss ntkn ee<eFe1 81 wgfA mss6f H4e
m zs GO sssaa.nS. Eesk essks Sennsrns14
$500 1880 Ffuaap44 AA3 x&<HH Sux~&
GpaskuA reMx0H&hlA
Our SUCCESS 10 UA8Ha Uuon UmHnn
r,~r ,~rss.ss~s - ..,.--ss- - -. '.s
ssrnffx Nr@~
Ws IA, 49, ~snsrr a., s..,.e .......s,ss.. 4. -
tjes, - s,ssif,7s.ss - Ssse@sr - ~ y. ~, -
ssess ease sns Ne a. eiss 49, 49, 49,
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=. shipments 10 the East sggrega,s 80
- .srlndsng the 90 bales which went
- ,hsa morning, or 20 idaho via Port
81 ~ tie UnIon Pacific railway.
- hep naafkst shows no change A cares
i tlIn.ate Of this seasons yield OF hops
! Esshsngt0n places & st 20 oo0 bales. one
II. 4 Nhlehis il estsmAtad haA already
- shlpped from the state. This il re-
I'D : sase estimate by many well In
ks<a hep-raizefs.
7 IN ssesmer Idaho made Epecias trip 10
|I1 Eaksiey tonight nitz so sseks OF
rs.n sd 80 sacks Of potatoes. The grain
] 81 POTATOES we're Brought down from
ls1zssiIls and wers consigned TO the Port
ks{ssy MI Company.
I ~ steamer Geo. Z. Starr brought In
=z1s saek. Of safs from safniah last even
s opasgnsd s. Baxter 4 Co.
1 Ansoax the cargo OF the steamship
! asbu. Which sailed for Portland this
saninr. we're 20 cases OF canned salmon
IspM Myers eannery. West Seattle. There
! ! hilis Of special interest Ia connection
| ~ he salmon market The inquiry IL
|a<t. ia the pack of the two local cam
|ss,<s Il heing gradually worked OF The
[S#se cannery has closed down for the
|szson. About 1900 eases were pat np.
IL tkls 3 large amount has been sold.
[Prsze. owing 10 the sire Of the Alaska
|,tk have been very unsatisfactory, and
ktif's tanners have been forced 20 sell At
|xs<e<n 81 and s. per case
&ez1lcad Of nlolding sand was received
ne Cedar mountain today over the Col
snAis Puget sound railroad. Consigned
j Nmsn Bsos.
inpoFtsnt among the shipments from
kaslls today were toe following: One car
I'D ii iingN 20 Eiiensbnrg, one carload Of
|en Is Portland. one carload Of -four aud
~ enflpad % lime 30 Slaughter. one ear
Is II coal TO Payallap. one carload OF
81 q Buckley aud one carload OF feed 70
fxezhisr.
Tbs fne Violet lowed in raft Of 1900
~ 81 gamber from sidney today. The
zAfs I. reriey brought in oo.epo feet of
AmbsF Is0m down sound today.
xsasmsspisx AND rnoeeeK RFcKErrs
During ths last twenty.tour hours The
sesrhsndlse aud produce receipts a. this
Nr msfe a. follows: Puget sound shore
NJ. ~ IONS. Columbia a Puget Sound
Nliena. "a tons; Seattle. Lake shore a
EzsisfA railway. It's tons. ny water
Hps + Pssley. 20 tons: Faifhaven. Is
aee Malls walla. 80 tons; Violet. 20
k~s' tseofge Il, Starr, 100 tons. Total re-
s'pss. Ipb TOTS.
sasrNKxTe
Daring the last twenty-fnur hours goods
I'D meFeaand.se xere shipped from Seattle
Ne surrounding country ~ follows;
Iasst Bound shore road. as tons. Jcgnm-
- 4 Puget sound railroad. 80 tons:
sssisls. Lake Shore 6 Eastern railway. "a
NnA By water Fairhaven, 10 ions;
sfsss tons lola. stons: Henry Bailey.
ipas: Michigan. ton: State OF WASH
nkius, = tons, Moautasneer. TONS Au.
fsssA; teas. Total shipments, - tons.
sAfuaE OF RECEIPTS.
o. car potatoes. ear rails, Il cars INN.
~ ! esF beer. cars wood. els bales
-. car shorts. | car terra Gotta. 70 tubs
esssfl 3 boxes tobacco. los head cattle.
rs larnstnFe. $4,000 feet lamheF. ears
xeas. ears aSisss. sar shingles. / car
saiains sand, q cars gravel. 90 sAcks feed.
: hes beer, a.oo0 pkts hardware. 2.t0o
80 szocsgses. 30 sacks -four. 100 boxes
Ns4
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BE.

re sreNsner See 3 seE gsa4y fr- NrxHes&
FxfszNs z4sHzUE thz serxsr& q a saeaz aeaf
wi FszsMsn zEtsT ga sssezss afas a. Ss4Akks2E
a. Ns.z&asss2s esaas neaes TAE He9 MI -
saszss 2sagx 81 kssk44a @sssx ssce ~ CmssAzzA4s-
a r sFAT1silNtz.
Qszes aaa AEszs
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sKArTLx-wHArcox ROUTE.

Steamer Washington ieavts Seattle a. p a.,
SHN days Tuesdays ard Thursdays. arrives at
whafcsm st = . IA. Eexf day. Returning. leaves
Whagcon as s ,. N. MoedsYs. Me1ns Stays and
FRIDAYS. arrives 81 seattle az q u next dag.
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Returning. TAaves whafeon e q n Tnsz
6Rgs. Z mfSdAys xn4 Saturdays On tne eAtaar-
dsF fxzp ffEe LIBBY xass a1Fogzh 90 seattle, fxx-
fsuE Port Towns n6 20 E&atxse. 81 UEsaA Easf-
eiier n9tlee passengers or fright tr1fa 1111fze
FIR tns il ansss o. sAs L1oby's hednes1lsy AID
W as trip vii - carried % tie A6sklsngxoa
srE4nboat esa TrnaspaTsa1s n Co.'S steamer
Edigh 70 Port TpwusrnE 90 Tuesday ard TAurs-
dag nfghts and transferred direct - tne L4bAf.
On sheNs Eays toe " a T. Co VIII fsue tick
cts ard bsss fvxIxhk tnr0Mgh 20 destination.
aERHERT r HEEEHEE. Manager.
j a HATFIELD. AGENT. SEATTLE.
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SEATTLE, WHA1EOM And hAMIAHMU
E0ffTE

steamer leaves Seattle for Whstcom aud all
way landings daily except saturdays AZ ii p u.
Arrives a. WhEseam 81 n IA the following day.
ResuFninw leaves Nhafca N daily except SAT-
urzss ~ 30 n. Arrives At seattle ~ p. n.
tSt following day.
Norfeg-siaamsr leaving seattle Fridays &c II
.. IA. win 20 IN Blaine and semiAhmoo. Leaves
blaine for WbatcoEn - aboRt .. N SATURDAYS.
The ouiy ofice Ga TIE city selling tickets 10 al
points East aHa Soul via TIE Canadian Pacific,
Northern Parsac and Onion Psrfnc
o. Z. BRIGGS. Agent
OR&N Co Dock
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plI)E AND SHIPPING.
<<;v. Movement in the Hop
Market Yesterday.
.rrsr INQUIRY FOR SALMON.
- = Isme shipped 70 KIsens6mrg
sd Car 81 Eggs 20
portsae<I.

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=. .x<hsness ~ the SeAstls clearing
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sssshlp Waiss Halla arrived In
s. - eyealng from san Francisco.
s,sexht ske foII0wing sm5ants Of
- a. ne dsss.asersnt Puget souna ard
:,s.s colnmbia ports.
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TmE MArKR rRoNr.

The bark Southern thief is stIll at Hat.
fields wharf
The Wells Line schooner Reporter has
gone 20 Tacoma
The schooner Hueneme Is stili at Car
keek g Nicholas wharf.
The stosehouses being erected on Hat
fields wharf are about conanlescd.
The bark Melrose. with 500 tons Of New
castle coal. viii pat 20 sea Monday.
The bark Columbia. gith 80 tons Of
Newcastle coal. will put 70 sea today.
fhe bark Seminole Is on her wAv TO this
port from San Francisco, % load return
cargo Of coal.
The steamer Mary n. Perlcy landed
moo0 feet OF lumber at Baker. Bacon 6
Co = wharf yesterday.
The bark Highland Light. from san
Diego. with general earro consigned 10 j.
A. Hatfield. IL looked for daily.
The ship Spartan arrived ln port from
whascon late Thursday night. The tug
Richard Holy0kr sowed Der down,
The steamer George r. Starr brought In
a000 sacks Of eats from ssmish Thursday
night. She dlseh .Fsesi ~ Manning's wharf
The tug violes arrived Ia part from
Tracytoa YESTERDAY with n raft Of lumber
containing IS GO fest in TOW. The lumber
was landed a. Baker. Bacon & Go. : whart,
The steamer Idahe went 10 Port Bgaksley
last evening sitA 80 sseks Of wheat and
90 sacks of potatoes. She returned and
eft for Whatcom On her regular run ~
III O'Clock.
The steamship walla waila arrived in
pors from San Francisco late Thursday
night with large list Of PAS gers and 200
tons Of freight She sinishei diseAaggine
Lass asght and left for Tacoma
The following vessels are now loading
coal nj this port The bark &, r. Bryant,
for the Seattle Goa and iron Company; the
banks Columbia Melro>e aud Bsae Jacket
FOR the Oregon lsnefuvegatnt Company.
shipping IsseiiixeHe-.
SAs FRANcssCa. Nov. Is Arrived
Whsling SITS Jessie h. Freeman and
Thrasher. Fox islands. bs Arcsares, eers
Haa4ock: hk Auseiia. Seattle. Cleared
S&r CITY OF Puehls. Nhsegla; IN Ahner
cohurn, Pors Townsend; hk Stamhont.
cruising. Salsesl--Sts Wellington. NsnAima.
BstsAsr. Noy. ArFfye&-CaEl Haas
lead. from Port Blake.ey.
Hose koNa, Nov. a.--Saiis3-Str Abys-
sspia. ser Vancouver.
1aps2uE. oct ss-Arriyed-E3muad
rAlnnay. gFoe4 Tacoma
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SEATTLE PoRr TowssESD ROUTE.

e. 5 mali steamer Eaith leaves Seattle every
dAy, exeep saturday, ~ 1880 p N. arr ve- 81
To- Townsend 81 8 a. m. next day. kssfnx inx,
iesvss fori Townsend 81 1880 a m, ARRIVES a.
Seattse o. =. n.
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w s ST. Co.-sfEAuKRs WILL LEAVE
w Yesser's dock. seattle, daily for Tacoma
at 10 g m.
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TTooh.s CANAL EourE-sIEAMER sosE-

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TAcOMA.vIT ORIA ROUTE

~ r.. &N. co.-PrGET SOUND DIVISION.
Ne The following scnesiuie for the eompany.s
steamers wili be in effect on and after Augn =.
ISIS. until further notice;
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WELLS LINE.


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