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The New York Central Trouble.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Florence +. Dono-
van, one of the State Commissioners of Ar
bitration, called upon Mr.. Webb and Su-
perintendent Toucey this morning at the
Grand Central Depot. and remained closet
ed with them for half an hour. Subse-
Quently he refused to talk about his ca II.
Neither would Mr.. Webb say anything that
would throw light upon the matter. The
claim of the knights relative to the inabii-
ity of the road to handle any more freight
was fatty contradicted by Mr.. Webb, who
moved, consisting of 4, 179 loaded, cars and
1859 empty cars were interchanged. Mr.
Powderly, when shown this statement,
said it was OF So
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before Judge Phillips. of the United States
District Court. to apply for writ of
ex-commander-in-chie a trial before the
full encampment. Judge Phillips declined
to grant the writ. on the ground that it
could be issued In Illinois, where the or
ganization was Incorporated. The proceed
ings Of the encampment to-day were OF
routine character. The proposition to ad-
nit to membership other descendants of
veterans than their sons was referred to the
next encampment
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-30

Farmers Alliance Men Given the Principal
Offices in the Oklahoma Legislature

Farmers Alliance Men Given the Principal
Offices in the Oklahoma Legislature.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug 29.-The Farmers
Alliance and Democrats, aided by three
Republicans from Oklahoma City, suc-
ceeded to-day in organizing both branches
OF the Legislature. Mr.. Garden Piere an
Alliance member from Saltwater, was
made President of the Council, and N. A.
Daniels, an Alliance member from Cana
dian county and former resident Of
Iowa, was elected Speaker of the House.
The Republicans, except the three from
Oklahoma City, voted for Mccartney,
from Kingfsher. for President and Nor
ton, of Guthrie, for Speaker. After organ
izing both houses adjourned. The Okla
homa City Republicans who voted for the
Alliance men and gave them the majority,
claim that they did SO because of promises
to favor Oklahoma City as the capital in
exchange for votes for Speaker.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-30

PITTsBURG. Aug. 2o.-Details for the con-
solidation of the window glass factories in
the North and West have been perfected by
n committee appointed at meeting held
at the Auditorium in Chicago Aug. 81.
James Chambers and William Loffter. of
Pittsburg; L. +. Hart. of Muncie; w. ID.
Keys. of New Albany. Ind, and N. G. Ba-
ker, of Findlay, o.. were the committee.
Thirty-nine firms. representing all the fac
tories in the Western and Northern dis
tricts. were represented at the meeting.
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Hay Fever Victims i'm Convention.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
BAY VIEW. Mich. Aug. 29.-The Western
Hay Fever Association held It's ninth an
nuai meeting Mt Petoskey to-day. Eleven
States were represented by the two hundred
members present. a larger attendance than
at any previous meeting. The following
officers were elected: President, Rev. III. A.
Candit, Cedar Rapins. Ia; vice-president
Rev. q. II. Mclaughlin. Indianapolis;
treasurer. Mrs. Andrew Oliver. Alegan,
Mich. A reception will be rendered the as
sociation by the citizens of Petoskey Sept. 8.
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CREssoN. Pa. Aug. 29.-The presidential
family. consisting of Mrs. Harrison Mrs.
Rnssell Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Dimick,
Mr.. Mckee. Baby Mckee, Mary Lodge Nc
Kee and the staff of the presidential
household. who left Cape May this morn
ing. arrived here this evening on the Penn
aylyania limited
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-30

The Omnibus Southern War Claims Bill
Amended and Passed by the House.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-lmmediately
after the reading of the journal to-day tho
House went into committee of the whole
on the private calendar. The first bill to
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-30
Sons of Veterans Encampment.

the new commander in chief of the Sons of
Veterans, to-day announced the appoint
ment of Col. Clay ID. Herod. of Erie. Kan,
adiutant. and Colonel Hazleton, of Nor
ton. Kan., quartermaster-e general. Colonel
Paynes attorney, A. l.. Stigers, returned
from Kansas CITY to- day, where he appeared
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-30

Chicago Switchmen and Employers Adjust
Their Differences and the Men Go to Work.
CHICAGO. Aug 29.-At noon to-day the
collapse of every railroad strike in this city
had occurred, and work in the stockyards
was begun in earnest at o'clock this aft
ernoon. The Chicago 81 Alton switchmen
have recognized their mistake and have
gone back to work this afternoon as a re-
suit of the conference between General
Manager Chappell. Grand Master
Sweeny. Vice-grand Master Downey
and q committee of the strikers. The men
agree to become members of the switch
mems union; to be hereafter governed by
its rules and by the advice of Its chief: to
refrain from trying to dictate to the COM
pany in the matter of hiring or promoting
its men, but with the right to appeal to the
officers of the company for redress of griev-
ances the latter agreeing to hear such COM
plants in spirit of fairness.
The switchmen at the stockyards held q
meeting this morning and declared the
strike off, to 20 into effect at o'clock to-
day.
The Lake Shore strike is virtually set
tied, forty seven of the men having signed
the agreement to do work as ordered. This
leaves about twenty whose places are be-
ing filled rapidly. These men will not be
taken back, according to superintendent
Amsden. The road is moving its freight
without any inconvenience.
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Attorney Stripping for Congress.

OCALA. Fla, Aug. go. - The Republican
convention for the First Florida district
met here yesterday and nominated J. N.
Stripping for Congress. Mr.. Stripping is
the present United States attorney for the
Northern district of Florida, and is the
man who pressed the cases in Judge
Swaynes court against the violators of the
election laws. He accepted the honor in a
red-hot speech. A long platform was
adopted, the salient points being demands
that the negro vote shall be counted In the
South and recommending federal control
of congressional elections.
There will be no State convention of
Florida Republicans this year. The State
central committee to-day put the following
ID. Ball, of Tallahassee: for Supreme Court
Judge, j. r. Challen, of Jacksonville.
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Delaware Colored Men.

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 2a-The State
convention of colored men adjourned to-
day. after two days session. Most of the
day was occupied in discussing ways and
means for the advancement of negro labor
and for making him less dependent upon
the white race. The convention appointed
an executive committee of eleven to push
the work of race advancement through the
State. and adopted. with one dissenting
vote, a series of resolutions the most sig
nificant of which calls upon our people to
take a manly and patriotic stand in poll
tics; to refuse brlbes in every shape and
form; to ignore all efforts of demagognes to
use them. and to vote cOnscientiOusly for
the best interest of the State and for the
advancement of the race" Other resolu-
tions call for the enforcement of the laws
by national and State authorities without
discrimination
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Carpenters Prepare for a Strike.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The Carpenters
Council held meeting on Thursday night.
lasting till considerably after o'clock yes.
terday morning, and took action on several
matters relating to their strike which is to
be inaugurated on Monday. A strike CON-
mttee, consisting of three members was
elected. who will have general supervision
of the campaign. They will appoint pickets
and committees to visit buildings on which
non-uniOn men are employed with a view
to getting the latter to join the union. A
committee OF three was also appointed to
with a-view to inducing them to refuse to
work on buildings on which non-union men
are at work.
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Grosvenor Beaten for denomination.

GALLIPoLIs, o., Aug. 29-The nomination
of Gen. w. II. Enochs in the Twelfth dis
trict was accomplished to-day on tue 476th
ballot. amidst much confusion, but without
bitterness. After the noon recess General
Grosvenor announced that he had agreed to
withdraw in favor of Captain Thompson.
When the ballot was taken such changes
were made as to nominate Grosvenor, but
there was so much confusion that q new
ballot was ordered. This time votes were
cast so that Thompson was nominated, but
before the result was announced Thompson
said his word had been given to unite upon
EnOchs, and he begged his supporters TO pre-
serve his honor. So the votes were changed
again. and General Enochs was made the
nominee.
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PHoENIx. A. H.. Aug 29.-The Republican
Territorial convention yesterday nominated
G. w. Cheney. of Cochise. for Congress.
The platform indorses the national admin
istration, commenGs the silver bill and in
sists that free coinage of silver must follow.
1t requests Congress to pass before adjourn
ment the bill now pending. known as ian
act for the publication of elections in
Arizona" and demands the admission of
the Territory an q State
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
ssoeres RECEIPTS Axp erorArioxs

SS>s hkSeiFfs AND 2VufAllOS&
~ fsANcaseo May is--Produce receipss-
ef Aooo quarter saeks. barber, 1000 CEN
- go, 7.oco eentais. potatoes. 1000 sacks:
1aenA lo,0r ecnsasA
1soar- Trade continues of fair vclumA We
- net cssh price for family extras. e4iossA %
ooi: bakers extras. AoS: saperanc.
weest-shiprcrs are not In need of wheat and
- msskei lacks spirit AZ matter Of course
eftvsi Of the ttees OF tevp wafer vessels
soeaa q once give life 10 the 2saAt on. The
sfses - auotaale at 81 sls assi. 49, per csnsAl
ssf'ey-sseady In price. With N adera,e vol
Sae q trade: No feed. 81. u.isasLe<s.. chosce.
se0; common grades, s7sse: brewing.
sssaussNsl1 sor fair TO good. ,i.iSsi.a1 Tor
ven-The market moves along in . quiet
a.aion. With values well sustained. Although
!. - o. tie stocks here are under ore csussel.
AeN Are constant shipments 10 outsiders. and
- these arrivals buyers manage 10 set enough
estdge over temporary wants Receipts from
vsskoa this week were over iooee ceasss. some
ctasals reaehing here sofay: quotAh.e
u09iso per GENITAL for good 20 cAoice
quality.
Cera-Thsge is not great deal Of this arsic.s
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1he necessary papen frsn Ottawa have bssn
ssceivod u ne cussomh0nse u vtcfofia - En-.
ebso The owusS1 Of three Of the
eitng neet 70 change the names
q their vWsela They are ne Hsck
Diamond. Which 10 future wili = known q The
pionees. md the Mill Adsns. which 10 now
The Z ,. Marvin Ia . fsw days psrmiaioa Il
also expected 70 change tbs Juanita 70 the Mss-
o. sud the Minnie TO the Fin and. II. =. So
ward has been selectsd - the new name d Tie
Waltor L 1ich.
The cosmopolis. sunning tsswsen essttls and
Alaakan postA viii leave Hafnsad's wharf Mon
W0pollD will cut frUiUhs rates and carry general
pesehaadise To- Wraneol q y Per ton. and Cor
1unoau - n pr tUn. Her p4osenser ratsa to
Junoon win b. 80 cabIn and Us storage. The
rasss - wrAnssl viii Be 20 cabin and SO soser-
-.
Ths skssis Chief LEFT for whaacen less night
n ploee Of the yaifhavsn. which wiL - latd on
70 await iospsotion ou Monday.
The British barb Hannah Landes LEFT for west
seattle ysstestay 70 unload loo barrels Of c.
uent ~ - cable roa6.
1ho j = Noc1ouald lofs yesterday Tor down.
Sound posts with 30 eoas OF general msrchanr
The basA OAKLAND y discharsing her cargo q
Marriages. 4 suiths wharf
The J. G. Britain lcls last night for Anacorees
viii = load Of rslroed iron
The Willamette Left Tor San Yraneisco ysstsF.
DAY With Am tens Of coal.
Tho Tenny LAhs arrived yesterday iron white
siyer with load Of hsy.
The Haytien Republic y due here tomorrow
from San Francisco.
The 4 J. Perry went 10 L. Conner yseesrday
sitter 3 lood Of oata
The steamer Delta ishavins her cabin repaired
at rhinneys wharf,
The steamship walla waila sails fog san Fran
cisco tomorrow.
The City OF aebis ID due here from Gan Fran
cisco tomorrow.
The bah videsse Il due here from can Fran
cisco.
The Lucy Love Ia losiing stone 1t chucka-
nut
The Point Arena ieft for the islands yesterday.
The Iyanhoe Is At the bunkers loading coal
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XIV YonK MERCHANDISE.
Yoox. Nay - Hops
0pttcns closed weaker. 66DlS points
- 49, 3A.s00 hags; May. 1ls.S59lAlO;
sa 80: July. ti6N0i6ls: August,
~. lAo; september. SIC: spot Rio. lower;
eptyoA lsa<c; No 7. fat bean. lsskc.
ee--1aW. easy: sales. two careoes: ceutri-
III = ~ SIS: loo baes do &c: ie2 bars DO
~ve0o - test, &c: 1000 bass molasses
llnr. = lest. 10; formulated. 500. unchanged
Wooe-serone: domestic fleece, skDS6c.
Copper-6teady: lake. May, yi4eo.
Lea4-tism: domestic. tlio
t1s-Hfm; straits. $2LO
Ioeloeeum-lsfeguiar: spot opened st sic.
- q Gs6c; juno opened st SIC; closed q
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
c11cAeo. May ia-whcat--sscsdy on bad
- asve; opening for July about the asme a
eeye closing; held steady for awhile, then
y. sNa % Win prtcss advancing 10: eascd Oh
0oAtly aud closed &c higher than Yesterday:
Snoeee closed NC and September a.c higher.
.esapeh $4,000 bushels; shipnc0ss ioH.OoQ
e sses-ssesdy; cash. sts<c; June. ess&c; July.
cesn-ssssdy; cash and June. sic: July.
Ssss-h.m; cash &c: June. a,sc: July. &c.
lst-puil: cash. si2s',s; juno. slaU; July.
Qa,f
kyc-Firm as Sc.
Dasley-Frm.
Whlsky.-Nos.
seoeiden-& loeAis. short clear. U.sS9
~; short ribs. xAso
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
eucAso. May 10. Cattle Receipts, 1880:
=. ana steady: beeves, ste01Ss0: STEERS.
1910. ssockers and feeders. " COCA 10;
Nxaa cattle s2sS6Ssa
.ss-necsipss. Eco: active and higher:
eeell end light. s4st 70: heavy, ssassA
snsep--Receip,s. asoo. slow bu, steady ana
~: 0S@6es: Western. &ssAso. Texans,
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Waah1ngeno lm1igraeaoo 80 usOsseeoo
Assceisstea-
vs Nsvs sos ale ,ooco aeres in Aiasrsus paxo
Of the stare In S. 10. "a 20. 80 ard iebacfs fasDT
eocd farming lansis: - acres ~ EnnUclav. y
miles On Nerthera rssiAe railway.
sxyrEsscx coryrr.
rnrse hundred scses. e,s zee sp .rav:
oil good land: 50 acres soun 10 gssss. - Pc
acres ilo scres IN sec II ~ n n. -: god Gag
splapa. heavily iinesrsa. SO pei AGRA
KErslr cousrr.
Two hundred serss in secs Is ana II p = ..
~; mostly bottom land siase ~ sssA
Ten ae-os seaussfai land sdioaning rda'eo
City. c. aFef really f1 p . engs SO Pc acre.
8 acres nsss tae above. % per sese
oae hnndred ana estr seres near yaanisa.
Lake wsshtag ca ~ mIsss west OF =. l. )
frnss srse2 ssrAwhrr ies. ese sss per acre. viii
81 ie-seys lSss boz ~ yer serA
oae hundred sui .ixsy aesss. II. niles water
'front.' o. &. asn sh se :. aspsfts Pose 6en-
e.e. erartisa. 10 .foa. Aost isr piasnas. nscs
beach: - per - r.
Five aas 10 se-s fsrns nsAr t.ak. " asaias.
son. $50 tes 30 acy = snss 81 2, nes- Ns1
/ es sgse psses hozse. vita Wv OF tsko
WAA a. ia AIS. Pases scnsa. sac - ssa1 ssch
IArcaa asxlss. froass o. svo srsss
eraa hoHs Go-d IA a. Eae View % iAxa
snsoa a&d the g y. eEoa
I've hanared acros secs - All IA ID 5 o Q
In. ga - Per ecrs. - srrxA &c 2, ~ - >, re
Ga pr acre
es.s aarrssss a Eeas sss eaasAssr. essa
ses sasarsAo sovns a seattle. bail aoss -
Sax,fosA
WasAiuxssa inmssrasis~ and Henssssaa
Association.
ncous = end - Roxvea eufldine. cesn0 q
c11nnhaa end fs0es sesestA ssassiA WA
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
lsAT TIE
RESIDENCE OF EX.MlY0k ieSLER,
THIRD AND JAMES.

Consultation and prcscrsr tions ahe0a usesy
rRsg
send for free book exr,aiuias the Hssfcscne.ic
system.
cAuTioS-The Hsstogsacuc me .icines sre
AID in bat enc agency In saca town. The abel
around she bottle bears the fnslewt fusc-ip-
ton .pr. J. kuxene Jorsaas Histoxs netic
Medicine" EvSYy other device Il . fraud
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s. S k8A14k2v Nay II -
ott1s Bestf1e eIeaxlnghcuO -
- ress chazscsesissa b ~ -
yoDssrday thas thsy havo - 49,
-. "a ihipoents vsss go ~
~ = esuee any chaneoe - ~ uoss
- uaxket r becoming wen eooc1s1
- - nsrkst sss ne sane = ~
81 1890 ~ loolEed ~ next 49,.
go comiug n tie maxEoe 81 oakUo
toly. ana e y expscted u.s. pE4eoe
lo0n. At pFsosnt ps1cea - arn -
u enen9 she ShipmsDts mn osa&3e
= 11aD ono car ol lumber - oue ~
- = ySomone an1 cne cax of hsy -
In3psuB AID rRouCcB n1cRsrn
- ~ twenty.iour hours the Ueg.
- rpoGnce yooo4ptD g oo1S p0tt Wogo
- UoFfhesn Paci6c ra1lroo6, - toao:
= rueet sound fsiiSoodv . tooe:
- ehoss 4 Eas>ssn. - to1A ~
1S1Wpod, ton; Nefwin. tn: nabel,
= lsUun, 4 toas: Weehington. ! tons;
= opnR Total seoetpess ~ tons.
8 sHiyuEnIA
- looe tWeosy.lour hours goods -
tNsse shlpped IRON eeasQe 70 The
opqnsry g follows: kcrtheTn Par
~ ~ tons; ceIunbls q Yusss soend
f7S6 1(s6na: seo1t1o, Lake Bh0so = Eas1efD
Fl ~ - watsr- Kingntnn. 2 toos:
! ton; Mabel, - tous; .Merwjn, 3
Brown, u tons: uunroo. u Inns:
Fl USshfuesoa, 20 tons: }. r Mecdouald.
6zS<s4 n fo0untsfn A1 f0uR
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poxr Discovery, May IG-saiied-r. c. Hill
Poar RlAKgLEy, May ls.--sAtied-F Fannie Du-
tari: In Glrondr.
saw FnAxcssco May 16-Arrived-steamer
cteona. TYllsmcok; steamer State OF California.
portland; steamer Iona. orsy's Esroor:
sssamer Point Empire, Departure hsy.
cleared - Hawaiian steamer Szn Aateo.
N.uim o: bark Ncnsu.une. Port Townsend De-
rsrtlres steamer Costa RleA. Eanaimo; staner
Farailoue. Yaquina tas. steamer Columbia.
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xogIHxRS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

~..-,s.t slcenstax cnss daily e<sueoa seattle
ss.ssrsrn Tweusy-eve ratles sEs sho<tsss
sn ~ srvea hcars aud thirty ak minutes Ia
sassnes q csnrsssns re, .s. 49,. $3.50 s. 81
~~<s.s,n aeg,ot tsekes srsnt. sesities
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CnAuR AxsELD-

Leaves n. y. Baker q Coss wharf evsy -
cay as 10 = tos rogs Tcwnssad. seausn.
xew ntnte.as n. Fogf ARress. Csxs<sn. hay,
Ixls .tvnf and Py6Af cnxYysux sso3gnt md -
sepssza T. J. IPsETI. Aanasof.
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Are,ss fss r; csas.aasss Z Co aia s'oss.s ne.
Ia, Just sns arss<s esa aaae 'ats'ss
~
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EHoN TERMINAL on uSrERIoR FONTS
NoR7HERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= Tie hre = take 70 I'll points Kase snl
South. Il u the DINING cAR RouxA u
rsn. through vesub1led Irains svsy
DAY IN the year 70
81. FACL AND CHICAGO.
tNo charge Of care
nan Draw'ng Room Sieepeu a
latest equipment
TOURiST SLEEPING CARS
Brst that can be constructed and In which
erconmodaiions as both FREE and furnished
Tor holdcss Of nrss OF second-claM tckesa. and
ELEaAyf DAT coAcHRx
4 continuous line connecting with an lines
s6ordtne direct and uninserfupted service.
IN advance through any sgcns Of TIE road
THROUGH TIcKET9
70 and ffom oil points in America Euglaud
and Europe eaa Be purchased 1t any ticket
Leave seattle Il SOS = N. das,y: arrive q
Minneapolis or St Pan. ~ 5:lo p. m.
PACIFIC DlvINox.--AfEive q Seattle s:0 . M
through train f.om Fast and south: HIS = n.
coma express: s:ss n. Portland and south.
Leave seattle St6 N. through train for
last and south; 1870 = M: Tao sma express;
aiS 2 N. Osymria and chehalis expseas; ~
Through Pullman Palace s2eeping Cars slo
giant day coechee 1nest palace dining car b.
tween sesttls. Tacoma and Portland direct
PAN inform ation coaeeruins rasss. time q
Trains, routes and other details saznisAsd q
s 4 B. caas e ASH. Gen r.s.. AT.
III rirs g; Coz wsshingt:n. ror:lsnd. O.
Z TcSkis III fies s:ss A. sss's' "'''
seattle Dspos. loot Of TAsrd sssss4
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nulcKEsr rIlrE 10 OLYMPIA
KAMILcHIE AND CRAPS HARBol
THE PASSENGER sTEAMER KuLTxoxAH.

uhe opposition boar
Leaves Taccna from the n. r. wharf daily, -
cept Sunday, q Z q n. sharp Returnine,
leaves Kamalchie l1:1S p m: Olympia, 2 p N:
steamers reaching Seattle q >. m, and which
ere through hoa.s for Whascom and way potnsa
Leaves Baker & Bacou's dock. foot Of Union
r. B.-This boat must DO saken from II
coma sor trays Harboe country. being ~
only THROUGH BOAT.
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EAn TINE
uAvEs PowER HousD

Fer ysanisa snd vsy poru ., = . -. IA
s<avss sor xeuc.sus and vsy pors . . =
III LorGHKAD. nasaea
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cEArrIE. KIRKLAND. HoUeHToN AND
- iAER0w fERRY.
On and AFTER April !, 1900. steamer EDITH I.
will leave her dock north OF Jackson street
cable power hoese. Like washington. for xiSk.
land. kougikon aud Yayrow daily.
6 Leave cable house Leave Kirklana
AZ 6.ls q m. ~ 7.S0 q m.
Al sso n =. ~ 9:tS q n
At 1915 p m. At 100 D. =.
At 80 p m. AZ Sis u m
At <:30 D n. At Sis D n.
Parties Intending 70 retoYn kye O'Clock nan.
ing boat can secure berth and meals by opply.
1nI . the pu.oor % the steamer.
c. =. KRAFT. Masea.
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xouxrASKER

crEAMER NouSrAINKER
LEAVES
Harrington = Smiths wharf. foot OF Washins.
TON street, . a. m daily, and returning.
except sundays for
COLBY, BKOOKLYN, BRrCKYARD3
MITCHELL'S POINT. SIDNEY and head Of
FORT ORCHARD.
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Branches: San Francisrc. Cal. Portland, Or,
Tacoma, WASH. Victoria. Vancouver. Nav West.
minister. Nknamo ana kamiOopes B. G.
Il neral banking business transacted: foreign
exchanges bought sni sold: drafts and tcle-
graphic transfers cold on the hanks branches:
also on Ne~ York. chseago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check. In
teress paid ON time dspoeieA
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ITO xoNT1sANo AND ALL FONTS on
CRAPS HARBoR

VIA
PUGET SOUND = GRAY'D HAnDoR + 4
1hrough In ons day from Seatsle
Isains connect daily q Kamilehte q = =
viii steamer from Seattle.
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Gghs exchange and te'er-sphic ssaasfeU %
New YORK, Chicago, 8. Pau, S.n fran-
cisco, Portland and various poinO
IN NAshirS On. ortxoo ana
British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on Loadou avaiialae
Rise where IN Europe.
Collections made - ell points % favorable
eevms
b eds. ssccks and other vaiuahiss Sece1vUd
en- DEPOSIT Cor safe kecuius-