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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Prompt Trial for Alleged Election Crook,

INDIANAPOLIS, FEB. Judge Woods has
ordered that all parsons under indictment
and who have been arrested, he required tc
appear in open court to plead to the indict-
ments returned against them on or before
Feb. IL, and that the docket be made up and
cases get down for tr al on and after Feb 1S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
There Is No End of Them.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 5-Another can
didate for public printer has formally entered
the lists In the person of Maj A r. s. Davis,
who during the last two or three years has
been Washington correspondent of the Min
neapolis Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Piots Against the French ,Iini.trx-

PARIS, Feb. h-The opportunists are act
lively plotting to bring about the overthrow
of the Floquet ministry. NJ DeFreycinet
has held an interview with Gen Boulangsr.
and offered him q seat In the cabinet which
the former expects to form In the future.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Hnryester works Go Under

WINoNA, Mimi, Feb. 5-The harvester
works, through w. J Whipple, assigned yes
terday. Assets, s125, 900; liabilities sls5, 900,
Of which about s1OO,OO0 is due local creditors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
A Million Dollars for Dctro,t.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb 5-The house
committee on public buildings and grounds
yesterday authorized favorable report on a
bill to increase the appropriation for the pub
lie building at Detroit, Mich, to u 500 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Fear for . Isrltish sb,,.

GLASGOW, Feb. Sit is feared that the
British ship Bay Of Gao IL, which left Sydney.
N. 8. W., Oct. 20, is lost. She was bound
for San Francisco, and has not been heard
from. A large premium has been offered to
reinsurs the vessel
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05

American wagons have the market in
South America, and the American wheel.
barrow 10 to be met with in every oer-
ton Of China and Japan.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Sunk with All on Board.

LONDON, Jan. News is received from
the Philippine islands that the Spanish
steamer Remus has sunk with all her passen.
gers off one of the islands.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05

In the single industry of iron and
steel In this country 67,75O men are en-
ployed, who receive two weeks $3.50 500
in wages, or go, 49,, 5000 year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Balfour Fears Assassination.

DUBLIN, Feb. 5.-Owing to threats at the
Phoenix park meeting Sunday, the park
police and Balfour's guard have been
strengtheneA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
PIums Thnt Rip.n in the snrinx.

"'1sse HsfPe" ~ t'Ro SPHHh1s'
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 5.-The commits
sions OF the postmasters at the following
presidential offices in the west will expire
during March and April: Iowa-Davenport,
Dubuque, Clarinda, Waverly; Illinois
charleston, Bloomington, Galesburg; Indi-
ana--South Bend, Greencastle, Indianapolis;
observation-disclosures Point; Michigan Mount
Clemens
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
The Pacific Railway. and Their Debt.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 5.-Frye said yes
terday while explaining the Pacific railway
funding bill, that the Union Pacific was a
solvent corporation, and could pay the gov
eminent what it owed on reasonable terms
and in reasonable time; but the Central Pa
cific could never pay its debt except on very
easy terms Mitchell thought that for that
very reason the Central Pacific case was the
most important, and should be included in
the proposed legislation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
Facetious John Smith Of Washington.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 5.-The presiding
officer laid before the senate yesterday a Pc
tition from an alleged citizen Of Washington
territry, signing himself John Smith, asking
that the appropriation for the erection Of a
court house in Whitman county be increased
% ~ 1900, and that an appropriation be
made also to build a balloon to get down into
the county seat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 5.-The T. NJ.
Healy branch, Irish National league, Sunday
night adopted resolutions of indignation at
'the barbarous treatment inflicted on the
noble patriot, William O'Brien by the min
ions of the Tory government of England"
and declaring that "such a hero in the cause
of free speech and home rule deserves the
sympathy and material aid of all liberty
loving people -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 5.-During the
debate yesterday in the senate on Sherman's
antitrust bill, George declared that its pro
visions wonld apply to temperance societies
and farmers who agreed not to sell produce
below certain prices. He said that he would
offer amendments looking to the suspension
or reduction of import duties on the articles
as TO which trusts are formed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-05
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

They Don't Got to Work Very vigorously
After n Day on.
6PRrNGFIELD, Ills, Feb. 5.-There were
fifteen Republicans and two Democrats In the
chamber when the senate was called to order,
yesterday afternoon. Bills were introduced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-10

~ 20 assrs 0ssoa~r. SIS co. 81. xo~sr,-
-. ~ 80 - sas i~ssraAw~ and Tsnux-v.
siazsiafA spos Rso. sssv anss aules
fzi- es-eoee. fsske.
tnrrer-Ne~ieex~a
ssS--paA ard easier. DOMESTIC. sea<.
lsia-Dzil asa E-m. straits. SCI.
fefsu}s1n-SJ.en<s ss<xusw .s e<ss~ sd
asteT szhs zxtn ssxgrs. Ell AZ ss-ssr. eIoS-
ing stsasiv At sssssx- S.o.ck sxrf.uwe cr-a...
sses haE1sst ssssse. lowest s~s.c. csossnr
s-s4c. Sales. IS. 90 hnrr.ss.
Bar ssaser-sse-
s4s FK&scEsrn xwvfrw.
Ear FnAscEscn. OF. whsa.-fSsaa
lr4niry and frn En1srsc.e; anosaA.e
sl-zsass11
hz-sey-ssisht improvement noticeable
T2ssc-
osss-Fais business assns. rvsres ss.ss,v.
-,seg OseSon sr-sred tsssAv. choice s.-Ss
$i-5s<E -29ss Va. /. st.iTAssf 80: lover
grades. sIe6<s1.r5
HOPS Nominal a -efae tor California
Enthusiastically. Earss Ess.e. sn1sae
Peerless. 0sss &c: nnrhazks. .1esesi re-
haster- Fzueys ssszzs4c; good TO
eaae5ee. zzgg75<e.
hggs - California rzzeh- 3sss7ssc,
srsrs lots, 2@ 30.
No charters reported.
caEcaeo LIVE s~oex wAExE-.
eHtcAsg. oes- s.--ssaisae-g Receipts. IS .osa.:
lvsS iSr higher fer choice. chosce "a sxfrs
oeewss, Ss.s@sSs steers. $40 ~. ssocSers
sFa iees1eTs. sl.>sss2s "a. Cows, susls ana
mixed ss.Eos 201. Texas cattle. gI.2.a
49, Western rangers ss-ssSsaesa
HoEs--kereipsx. S11so: steady. closing
weak mixed. $40 ~. hesvy. xsgss&s 80.
light, sS-a~sa -, sksp~. ss.@gssa.
ssseeTs-- Receipts, ls,fsss. strong: natives,
sssAss5s Western. S5.51S9s.i5; Texans,
Sss6gsiD
LIVERPOOL GRAIN Msnxg-
LIVERPOOL Oct. q ~ Wheat 49, Sseaffy.
holders otfs- sparsngly; red Western
sPrgng. - ldesTs ri per GENITAL; red Western
wfnfeF, rs lodges. I'D
sorn--Easy. demand nor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-10

sh~rt Route Prom she ssssrd 60 ,i.
otasezan Aiuc>-
HsHfLroS ogt "A tsaa j. n@inE eat
ont sroiH Size valley through the Cascade
pass q Lake CAesan }sF the bsssness mcn
81 skasis ami Wbateasa r0astle~- Captain
A y DotY. tie eaftraf f~T. hiss P2Fchased
property ia HaBHtsn ou wh.ea he sill
bald 4 laed stsFe ard 3 stalae lie Is go
lnz to establish a ..as - fsaTei hy bore
haek irooa the 0kauoeaa eogniry 30 ,be
sound. he wi8 establish stations al
sioae the route. wiih the ulaia stations s.
.helnn Hamilton Al Mhaa.-ll
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s.TT,E,S COMMERCE
..,t.ticn of Twenty Car
lads of Brick.
~.eresn on RANCH EGGS


SEATTLE. Oct 9.
The Seattle Gearing house
- 81. isoI-
.-s Of brick wers recsivesi here
rs Puget scrnd SAcre road
~ OF tbs came from Port
yan-oe brought aown go fss9
-. ysrvsviIie last sssnfng. she
small load o. bay ard
So Pau. laden With 20 tors a
,rek. was towe5 n from
ssss.ry.,s-asv hv the tug BIZ
r..gin received f0rty bales o.
- l,'grsen : yesterday.
-. Ok n2ehs.4ery we-e SHIPPED
-. assalts last evening.
- xestaeT Of tie past fex days
- ,ae fruit market The con-
= h. decreased pres srssfles but
.xas god demand Ser fresh fruits.
.wpl<ntsfnE. ard jos al from ssess
49,. with the exception & fex
gx.rr late varieties. have dissp
- he market These so 81 81
- rsszhes are also practically ont
,-rkts There Is 20 czii fow for
- a fruit We quote 81 IS rsr
- rsde-
,cas;nae 20 arrive IN free rgsati-
4, Nssczts and Rose q Peru are
- ,a.r,ffrl. The demand is stu
IL qa0ts. iobbinv. a.ssssl Per
= rrs,tahsss the week has brought
8. = etanres. The potato market y
- fns markets supply Sill comes
:..sr.ay from California. Local con-
-, riH hring rzisers ahoat sls per
Etauose 81 Per ton slobi-
/ han eggs are silll advancing ard
=. ,.ehsss sse ger dog 20 the trade
- a the advance Is the scarcity IL
v.6at states. irons which Seattle
= xsncspasly. There 5 good demand
a - ranch eggs, whsrh are scarce a.
krSa si0bl
g<rn creamery batter II ssaA al
- A car of creamery batter and
=. =. brpagh: here today from Dss
~ Iowa. b. the proprietor Of an
|r.xws horse. The former brought &c
q vssd. and the latter -25se per dozen.
n steam schooner iakne : IN with
|nncs a Freight .or Seattle
/ n sa.t Tesnplar Sili put TO sea tomor-
- sxA cargo Of coal for San Francisco.
/ - Fanny Lake broaght in seventy tons
> hg from sisnseci yesterday.
mH.xplsr ANp FEoDgcE GgrETFrs.
Drag The las tzeaty-four hoaTs the
nes4sadise and produce receipts AT this
II sue a. fessoxs pnget sound Shore
-. y6 .sss. rosngahia & Puget Sound
bansa. n tons. SEATTLE. Lake Shore {
hsk.n railway, IL tors. By water
Ikrhasen. ! tons. Fanny Lake. 70 tons !:
D#snrsl, tors: ". +. Munroe. IL tons /.
tox 81 Pail, ~ sons. i-skme. 10 tons:
bree scoss brirk, - i0s.s- Total receipts.
|vsi tons.
sBlFssTs.
Barring the las: fsen;y four hours goods
II msrehaniise we're shipped from
~ % the surrounding country as fol-
~ Puget sosna Shore roass. ~ tons
g6gnhz A frret soand railroad. T.
As Seattle. Lake slsore 4 Eastern
-. " tons. b. waier-Grsce. 5 tons
'zfsssn Ions fgsetwooi. tons. CAs-
- s'sss: W. r. &anroe. tons Edith.
~; Cara Brown. tons: Washington
kxs. soaasaineer. g, tons: Michigan :
a TesA shipments. ias tons
skrURE on gEcKtFTs.
u ca shingles. 81 ears brick. : cars
z,cl car castings. 3 cars potatoes. | ear
kles hogs. car hops. fticsses lemons.
- rshsers. - tubs butter, car lie.
rssst. car wire mattresses. ~ Green
- Bears store, 90 tons stone. car
- Sears wood. cars moi,lirr sand
~ saisgles. - ioils bay. rs bids T,ests-
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TaCoNs. 0ct % Tes gFsmt .ary TO-DAY
sossnd ghas the insiErtnent against pg
Charles +. sse. charged ~ita having coa4-
n,iise3 FaIs uTan {as rersou ot AFs.
Albert T&ls. pretty deaf mate.
= HE baFxing a py25 esssuEsa& duty 3 AZ
net a tsae tal, &ss1 therefore Discharged
hssa. Tae evidence sss uot aasaC.sat 20
fefain h..a tsr rial tsfors fbe coi1rt Ir
Gaze has alssys asserted bis entire ispa-
l,1.-.-a 81 l1.s. ellArEe.
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rte sssxzzsF Bee = aew Tvsiy for fsGsiBsSs
fsysses esss{Hs Else servGre ~ feehzng t-tsf
asaase Np9.5F "a tss - fr - a. g -sss9stlsfsS
- Hsi5 .ssesz kszz hss8ss Tic hre wsA -
s4 $ -. A. M 1sszr ; sss = s-ss - Css e - ta-
A + .PATf DfSfs
0wleg AID @rGE
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pAc1Ffc COAST sTEANsHIP COMPANY.
1ssFfts asesu7sr~ tfuTn -zssrs5s as follows
Raf osE FTzHgsseas va Pert xowasEssz ard
tSSEnsss ~ q -. Passengers resssgszs
asAra AZ r. ssrt8AS- s. 70 B. - IS, *
sa* ever 1yE &sgS fAEr1sfsgr
Fu- Assssz Ats q II OssaAsv . 8r1 *
EIarS san FrsNcS@a. iaF Etsza-2x aEa fa<se
s@s1u1 fssTss. At e. ss.. fA:tser 2 = l. =
3. . sss1 every ave dsss tANrNA5ser
EsFSgs@ rsxy ~ atsxs tssss al TIE o. 80 OF the
eoES Es4EF a. The Russell
GGs9DALfs PE2KiS. 4 CD.
EseseFxi Axe1sx
No. r. Make stress. san Francisco. Cal
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DAcIFIc SAyl6ArioS co-wHATCoN
i ROUTE
STEAMER state Of Washington, Henry Bailey,
IT asler. leaves Tacoma sunday, Iu -day snd
ThaHsisy Sor Nhsicoea. isshoEe. FsiFAaTen,
-swl.h, ro8pxsl.e. Anscor'sx. Ttssizdy sgd
seattle. Retaining leave wbaieoM Oh toileg
Ing cay
scaesinie-iesve Tacoma p N; leave Seattle
6 . n. grfivN NhstcoFn : a. n. .save Nhateom
5 =. "a leave seattle 20 O. N srrfFe Tacoma
SO e. "a.
ROCHE HAgbOR ROUTE
Steamer skagii Chief george Barlow master.
Leaves Tacoma aegsday aud THURSDAY a. q n.
tasvcs seattle HstGeid's wharf. every Monday
aDd Thursday al 1 =. N. fog ~sn (sau Islands.
ealitar a. Tltnson. JtsA&sdy. Sfenwco9. l8Ioa-
ner. Frsaag Haftor, Roche Hsraor
sKA6FT RIVER ROUTE
ksoarner Henry Bailey, r Decay. master
Lssyes Tacoma Mondays aud Thursdays 81
! = 10
Leaves SeAsits every Tuesday snd Fri5ay On
tis5s for sfsnwo=o3. F4F. Sksglt City Mount Seg-
uoA, sterling aud intermediate points
TACOMA TRADING co,
Agents, Tacoma
J A. HATFIELD.
agent. seattle
J. sEDs NICK.
fsssserai Manager, Tseo-as
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talLf.rnl. ". 80 - Ts1anlar..

california Wa. &e-eea sead TsFaPlsr~.
FHfsss. uct The stirtieth anns.sl
srs.ion ~ the ssean3 t.oscs a. tfo5sl
Tsnsrls-s Convened bsre th.s morning
The yelssn. tsss oF cre8sntais reported iit
lodges emitted e. representation. Use
grand eh.e{ senpar reported 30 "a mena-
tsra 81 the er,.xF ia ste state a rcerPt-en
vas rendered tbe visiting Delegates 10
r.fehf
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ErEANgE KTREAASp-


Leaves ala "a. Eog Yezler, yuznlss sat wsy
fs.E
Lave .. sAm. ard % P T. fov SeEasss,s
s.& VAS Fstsfs
Ian. hsep. r. fsr ye.sts, JasHifs ara vs7
,xses g. IoUGH EAN. M&SaEsr-
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r,.,-s ssseshsa, ~ stzCk &uf sil Frfafs ng Hoofs
CarAG WtE aesEe ~ ut'ias "Fssas a. a
e-r'sr-s 8 "a fsam SeaasAss arss a1sk. pr
ers- 81 - FsssszEa spy "a tss&9t 50 ~ eEss
- T. TEof-TzkS Mastes-
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THE cry FRONT.

The Templar will finish taking coal to-
day
The bark So. Marks has begun taking
coal.
The rmstiIla IS due here this afternoon
fFaFn San Francisco.
The bark Nershwest IS leading 3 cargo in
san Francisco ier Harrington q Smith.
TIE hig stone barge ~ Paul. was towed
mp sFnEn Chuckangt Tuesday, by the tug
Big
Tbs bark Dusnha-torshire began dis
charging yesterday Al BAKER, Bacon & Cos
wharf
The Fanny Lake and scox landed Ssv-
enty tons OF bay from Stanxooa az Bar
ter's wharf yesterday.
The Iakne goes 10 Baker. Bacon & Cos.
wharf this csorning to discharge several
consignments OF freight.
The tug Biz towel the schooner Maria
r. Smith AMI the bzsseu;ine George e. Per.
kins up 10 Tacoma yesterday afternoon.
The bark Esteile ~lli leave the Sound for
Gaysaaii. Equator. about October =.
with hsmfer- she wsli also take a few pas
sengers.
The steam schooner I.akrae Is in from
sttle- She is aischarring at the .. Il. &
y. wharf.
The tug Sea Lion was inspected a; Baker
Bacon & Gornpany's wharf yesterday by
AessFS. BRYANT and Bsllene. local inspect
ors Of bulls and boilers.
The bark Tidal Wave finished unloadiug
last nigh, At Harrington & Smiths wharf.
She viii be towe. 10 Port Madison TODAY
by the Addie- she loads iumbeT for San
Francisco
The schooner Teaser IL AZ sehwabaeher's
wharf taking supplies for Quillayuts. She
viii move UP 20 Baxter's wharf today,
where she will Load more supplies and will
leave for Qui.layats friday or saturday.
The City OF puehla came in yesterday
after cos she leaves for San Francisco
tonight. The PaehiAs time to Eictoris
from San Rrancisco on the up trip was 81
teen minutes better than the best previous
record. Which was also made o. herself
The Corona Is undergoing repair AZ the
coal bankers. sud All. be unable 81 get
away to Alaska before Friday or Saturday.
She will take up bat few passa ngsrs and
: small freight TIE business az this liae
will be light until next spring. hu. the Geo.
W Elder ami the Corona. Il 40 ether boats
can be obtained xiii - KEEP. oa during the
winter. The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany Is negotiating for the AtchIson, To-
peka 4 santa Re Railroad Company's
boat the City of Topeka. bat. a. isr ~
known, she has nos been secured. The
City of Topeka has been cat 81 CON mission
for some time past Captain Dayey Wal
lace. formerly os the Auc0n. goes north on
the Corona In place o. Captain james Car
vgA sxbn takes a ~srf5ssss fSr the winter
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srarrrwKArcow KorrE

sfasessr washlrgtos leaves seattle at . E,-,
szsaEsvs Tuesdays sEa Tnnrssiays arrives 81
~ tsslnrt ass ~ nexf a2y. Eetavnlee. leaves
ss1.a.eosa al s. p n sanaays. Wednesdays sad
Fr4zryx arrives 81 Saxff.e A. s. y Htxf dsg.
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fKIEGEAPHfC MARKETS.
SEW yons s1aer nEvtEw.

skw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
n SoEE. Oct 9 The stock market
shseh stronger IN tone than Tor any
szang the past tao weezs. ard mate
Anrsnecs we're scored IN ali the active
~ and IS the Gay wore on the upward
sssame more pronounced Reports
a'ss would he advanced TO and from
'xsn river points helped grangsrs.
sere SOME PROFITS acquired during
- boar, bat the market recovered SIS
hxaFd the close. which Vas active
s'ohe at the best prices ot the dsy
.aez tonight were very few, and loss
ssm San francisco preferred y as the
zee Of Importance. while Big Four
Loais are up 9. sugar IL. Gre.-0n
Esossinental ! = ard Taion Pacsae
fsrt
sswnments duh and steady.
rxcHsSsH ASp srcCeTTzrs.
su Yesk. Oct. 9.-Moasy on cali easier
4 sosea offered ST s. Prime urrcan-
hssr 8; sterling exchange. sazsy-iay
~; demand, 81 ~.
Hoxts.
i'sgi'teseil. IT. e tcouponsi 1T.
l'.gssiers'il. i0ass; as teouponsl,
pseiiic s.. ils
STOCKS.
asss-'caa Express. III; Canadian Pa
rs Canada Southern. Ss's Central
a'l Buflinw;on. Ius. lsrks-
- A's, Denver & HE Dran,le. Ttss.
Kansas & Tesss iit4. Lake
a. louisville & Sasavae, 81
ga central e7s Missosfi i'aeiiic.
sssheFn Pacific. ~. preferred.
sSf'hwestsrn, ijes. preferred. -
IVA Centrai, ltsii. Oregon Improve
Navigation. losl: TrAnseoaisnenf-
Fsctc Msii. 31ss Reading. So.
: isa''d. lo}a. 81 ras!. "a Texas
~. lgson Pactae. Gi&. United
fsptess. -. tsrFo Express -.
We h.oa 50 American Cotton oil
RStSs sF0<gs.
= fovw o-s. . -Czie,loala fslaek
80. Consolidated Pacific. 81 81,
s--aaiei California & Virgins. s..
- sonsa{.ta.sd. gto, Homestske.
aefn e.lveF- 81 So. lFoa slFeg. szt3.
u &C. oa;sris. So. Occidental,
s't'ao 81 $50. { -nsoR t'ousas. zged.
salrAso rEfnrer uAKxr~
go oet % Wheat -fsvsasr. az.
Ne "secr-.ar, ss May.
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q. sasf sfssrser Edi:h ieares seattle every
8ae sxssf.s saturday - 10 ~ p sa. strives az
Ea-c ~ ct 2 3. n n~ts csy Returning
g.sers Pert IassnSegss e. a. re, .rT4Ees II So
sLizs as =. "A,
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p8Rr IowssFxp. oct. 2 ~ leAre1- III a.
allan Ok W II Godfrey, with cargo %
larnber for Honolulu. Ok Frank pendle-
ton. lumber. for Bnsnss Ayres, anu Br TX
Is Escocsss. lGnltsr. for Valparaiso.
HAns0cx Oct 9 Arrived IN. W Tgtt
Sax FRsNeTHcs. Oct. 9-~Arflyed -bk,n
J ". Grlfsith Hssloek: bkin Portland,
Chivnik ray str MalIA Nasia, Victoria
wAsllue tx Coral. Bristol hay. Cleared -
So Amertra Nsnasua. Sailed str Ore
son. Portland Sc willamette. lsquiaa
Say fsoi 4 luus5slecr. Nsos{mo.
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fram Tacoma.
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Returning. teasss whs-rcTr as r. Tues
GAYS fhufS5ays sn9 Ssfar5avs On the SAgaF-
1AT frzf the Lsslx esee tArsasA 10 seattle FARE.
reg Port aesx "a 10 cattle, 81 Unul fur
tIzfF usssfe. passengers fright from ~esst8e
tpr the tAFsaas ~ the Lfbey.s " esfnessav aul
tfls&sy trips vii ~ earrIe1 "a the Washington
rte8seAssss s11 TgaaSyorsassa1 Cas- sseansp-
Ea8ta - FssTt TawaSe.sd "a Tuesday sgad Thur
cay nights sat tFEE xserrs1 s1sre1s 10 the lxhfsv
On thsse aass tie ". ;. & T. co. will issae ties
Cts sE6 bill freiTht fafargh to Destination
HEEaEkT = REErHEg MANAGE
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent seattle
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- ll4mstedl
STEAMER PREMIER
Boz 40 sot"Ta.
yaneoaver, Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thnr@iay~ pm aud Monday 20 4 ~
Townsend &ordsy and seattle, Friday and
THURSDAY Iii y ma Tuesday -2am
seattle. Tuesiay ana Tseoaa, Friday and
Friday ----.a-s 81 Tuesday 10 N
E0ESD NORTH.
LEAVE AREEvE
Seattle. az midnight Townsend sam
Ttl-sdas and Fritsf waatcom . ~ = m
Townsend 4 n Roche Earbos- - % ? n
whstnom 80 n Vancouver ..-.. p IN
Roche HAThoF pm
The company reserves the right 20 change the
time table OF places 81 call slltoGt notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tnes5srs sEd FFsdAyS.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT fEATTLE
Teesaays ard Fridays.
John A o'BRIEN Msstsr.
Fw PARKER Aeea.
JOAN IRVING. Manager c. ?. y. Co. Ii
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAfLwAY-THE True
TRANsCoSTINENTAL ROUTE
-6ETwEES--
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

It's passenger equipment is the finest in the
world consisting Of Injurious sleeping cars.
having drawing, smok ing and bath rooms, CON-
s0rtahfe ard clean c1.ollst cats. with free sleep
ing hertEs ieT holders OF secon6-ciass tickets.
snd the most modern style al 6av coaches
It's dining cars ard hotels provide the best
qasliiy 81 food IN unlimited quantity. al reason
able rates