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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29
Lap Robes,

s. c. Ashby g. Co. have just received
the largest stock and greatest variety of
Lap Robes and Horse Blankets ever re-
ceived In Northern Montana; all prices.
Call and see them.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

THE Indianapolis News claims to be
the first newspaper in Indiana to use
electric power in place of steam. The
motor requires no attention and makes no
fuss. Within a short time the TRIBUNE
will be run by electric power.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

The Sioux Indians who are indulging
in the ghost dance just now go regularly
to the agency for their rations. In other
words they require Uncle Sam to pay the
fiddler.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

THE democrats Of Dover, N. H., elected
their candidate for mayor on Tuesday, the
first democratic success of many years.
The democratic tidal wave is still NOV
ing on.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by j. B.
Driver, druggist.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

For an excellent shave and your hair
cut In the latest fashion call at C0urtny's
Shaving Emporium in Arvon block, First
avenue south.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

GIVE thanks for the good results
achieved throughout the country Novem-
Der 4th.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Another large invoice of Ladies' Plush
Cloaks and Jackets just received at prices
25 per cent less than others ask at the
New York Cash Bazaar.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

The increased duty on mirrors, cabinet
hardware and also the high price of oak
have necessitated Il sharp advance in oak
furniture. Prices have been advanced 10
to 90 per cent. Vim. .Albrerrt has CON
tracted for his gooG3 for this year at
former prices and is thus enabled to give
his customers the full benefit of the old
low prices. Buy now; you will save
money,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

You Can Get
The best California Clothing in full suits
OF extra pants al net cash at |. G.. Barker
& Co., next door to postoffice.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Lot 10. block sol for sale cheap. Apply
to G. M. Webster.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Mems and boys Clothing,G Gents Furnish
ings, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, at
cost by |. G. Barker Il Co., e door to
nostofhca
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Dc not be deceived by the so-called
Especial Sales for one week" but go and
buy the same goods at any time 30 per
cent less at the New York Cash Bazaar.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

For n superb assortment of LADIES' ant
Chl.dren's Hose see COnrad's.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Get one of those elegant Table sets,
q doz. knives and 4 doz. forks-best
plate-only So at Ringwald's 1874 Central
nYenua.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29
Conrad carries the famous p. D. Corsets.

Buy the Belfast Handkerchiefs in
ladies and gents at 10 and 10 cents
worth double-at the New York Cash
Bazaar.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Keep you eye IN Itingwald's Jewelry
store for the incest aud most useful
Christmast gift. 124 Central avenue,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

We have a Big Stock of Remnant
which we sell ut one half off Conrad.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

THE people should be thankful that
McKinleyism is dead.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Ladies' Silk, Wool and Merino Under
wear IN endless quantity at W. B. Raj
eigh ~ Co.'s,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Broadhead Dress Goods only 20 cent:
per yard this week at Conrad's.
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Buy Carpets direct from the factory
and save 25 per cent. A line of samples
to select from at the New York Cash
Bazaar.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29
Horses to Pasture.
For Sale.

Horses to pasture for the winter. Plenty of
feed, water and shelter. Call on or address
Chowen u Wilcox, Great Falls.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

An elegant Line of Silk ~Handkerchiefs
ut Conrad's,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Headquarters for Fine Plush Goats at
Conrad's.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

A very choice line of Ladies' Fine White
Aprons. Conrad's.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Something new every day at the Bee
Hive store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

People appreciate Conrad's effort to
give them the best value IN the markets
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Talking about A stock to select from to
furnish your house, go to Whitehead &
Kuehn's,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Ten per cent discount on clothing
catches Strain Bros.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Why not! save money by buying at the
Bee Hive store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

For mems and boys Fine Cowboy Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps 60 to |. G.
Barker & Co.'S, next door to postofice.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Fine Silk Mitts for ladies at Conrad's
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-29

Corrugated Iron Roofing at Bach. Cory
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Summons.

A good Mich Cow at a bargain. Address
G. O, Nyguist, 918 Eighth Ave. north.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-18

The Laura Madison has gone 10 Gig
harbor
Yesterday was rssher quiet day on the
water frenL
The City Of Pusbla Is due here today
from San FrGncisco.
The tug Virginia Jeff Yesterday for
kamiIche after acargo Of hay.
The steamer Josephine, running en-
the Hoods canal route, Is again making
regular trips
The tug Dispatch, with TIE disabled J.
c. Britain IN tow. Is expected here today
from fairhaveIs.
The Waila Walls eoaIsd At Sanaimo and
u expected back here this morning. she
sails for San Francisco this evening.
The schooner AleaIie, which Is loading
5 lumher at Port BlakeIy. goes to the sand
yieh Islands instead Of san Francisco.
The steamer State OF Washington took
thirty tons 81 freight from herefor Whatcom
Thursday night This included . com.
rIese snwmIIl outfit. consigned TO Hill &
Wilbur. 81 Fairhayen.
The Haytien Republic did not arrive
here yesterday from Nanairno, sad was
consequently unable 20 ISaxe for San
Francisco a. scheduled. She will, how
ever. sail today 1t 10 o'clock.
At the last moment the plan of sending
the WiIlansetfs 70 AanAimo 10 finish taking
coal was changed. This was not decided
upon until late Thursdsy night. she will
finish loading here and viii gee away either
sunday or Monday.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.
rs;esens are Scarce and Prices
are Advancing.
CONTINUES UNCHANGED.
. ronssrnmema e. East~rn Eggs Re-
<ssrea Fegsg Rapidly Sold
wna Gams SSH scarce.
exArTLe, Jan. H.

EEATTLg. Ian II.
e.<.enees 1t the Seattle clearinghouse
- wsrs $40 BIS IT.
=. tnx Virginia left for K1msiehe To-
= ssser large seow loaded with hay.
I Z. a hay market continues very hrm
s. ,rices retain TIE position advanced 10
49, lime ago. Receipts are extremely
- nd the demand Is good. This - re-
sz.s.g he size of stocks materially, but
- &c Sill few good holdings. The
- price tor good hay Is 50 per ton,
e snisrior bag sells from that down 20
& - ton.
Is. casiosd Of eggs which arrived here
- he East by yesterday evenings train
- ske Norshs y Pacific ard Puget sound
80 roads was placed on The market this
~nrninr ana By evening tEe eggs had
.,ssls All been sold. The price as an
.aanesd vas AIRED al forty cents per dozen
!. i hat they we're readily sold. The
4 e ss.es which the car contained viii al
4 I, sd very shortly and unless some of She
,s.aass ca the way here from the Last do
4 q arrive very shortly there viii be am
IL. scarcity.
4se mice Of chickens, owing 20 limited
eualy With an active demand. has ad-
ssrsd. Dealers are now paying - per
x fof extra ehoice lots. end retailing
{ axu al 81 per doz. The demand IL brisk
EMHh impossible almost % secure any
[ksenA Receipts have been unusually
! s.
4 KsId gams Of all kinds. except ducks. is
M scarce, aud even the supply Of them
knitted The demand. however. IL only
j IL Prices are ranging about the same.
\ 5he retail fish mafkes Is very quiet. The
snket IS nearly bare, gs1sipss having been
~ Light Tor weeks past. Prices range
sssat a. quoted Dealers are doing a
&nsing business in the retail oyster trade.
HfasHkspisk Aan FRopucK HKox7Yra
IasinE the last twenty-four hours the
4 rgehaBdise and produce receipts ~ this
4 III Eege as iolIowz pugel sound shore
4 81, SIC tens C0iumbia 4 Puget Sound
,ssroad, Is tons. Seattle. Lake shore q
hsieFn railway. AS tons. By wafer
4 sahington. 8 tons: Clara Brown, tons.
la receipts. SIS tons.
sMfrwgsrs.
Daring The last "a hours goods and mer-
isndise wers shipped from seattle 10 the
5Saroanding country as follows: Puget
hHnd shore road. 3 tons: Coinmb bin 4
laas sound railroad, - tons, Seattle
lsks shore a Eastern railway, ~ tons.
8 water Eliza Anderson. * tons; state
& Washington. 10 tons. Fleetwood. toRsi
I'VE Munroe. three ions Mabel. q tons;
Cara brown. s tons: Edith. tons. cas-.
aas tons: Fairhasen. - tons. Glide. !
,xe. Grace. tansi Michigan. tons
NsanlaineeF, tons Augusta, tons
Ieal shipments, Oh tons,
EAyDRs % REcHfFTs.
Efhts eight hubs d butter. car earth
|Hxa4e. car dressed meat, car sash
ssshss. ear hay. | ear lumber, no head
sbsxp. rs head cattle. 80 head sheep. cars
hoa eolumns. car syrup. ! car machin
6s car stoves and fixturcs. 100 bdIs
fspef a bales sAlns.
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rflsunArnIc MARKETS.
10 AanN sreeK LII.

AEs HoRK. Jan. is.-- Stocks showed al.
Nsaished business today. sales In both de.
fkftmsnte being materially smaller, while
~ auctaations. except ii a few special
SKIS we're ensjreiy insignificant There
- iism undertons displayed and for the
81 lme In seeks the bears were inactive
Ihs market closed dnil aud steady. with
snsl changes almost invariably in the
sasesion Of higher prices. bat only Cleye-
Ass, Columbia, Cincinnati & st. Louis.
"a !. and Wisconsin Central. with -,
sass more than small fractional advances.
fkson OIL IL down / per cent. Govern
Nskis dull aad steady. Petroleum. opened
sisgelar, spot oil being steady a. III nh,
sess February option was firm at St.nsss,
iass FIRST sales q slight gain vas made,
go become quiet and closed steady al
aNh. stock exchange opened SIC.
esAsss alsc. lowest &c. closing 5iac. Con-
sesaased exchange. opening 5sse, highest
u total sales. ~ GO sales.
EXCHANGE AND sKcuKrIws.
NV loRK, Jan. H. Money on call easy
ha95, prime mercantile paper, 5s.et7s
kuiag exchange. dull end trim 6e-day
IA Nss's demSnd, sisA
bar sliser-aTsse
BOMBS.
United States a. treeisssredl IN; United
e'asss + seoaronl. IN. United states as
tegtsereal ie4's; United States as
'slfonh ioils Pacific e.. Ile.
EfoeKk.
American Expsess. III Canadian Pacific,
Canada southern 'sls. Central Pa
- l9a4; Burlington. lsA. nelawA'e 4
saekaNanna. iSS'a Denver & Rio GrAttde.
Erie. so, Kansas & Texas, %. LAKE
asls, has. LoulsvlEle G Nashville. siF.
sShigsn Central. u.s. Missouri Paeite.
=, Northern fsesAc, ~. preferred.
= Northwestern, ga preferred 80. New
- eenirAi, 60. Oregon Improvements.
- Navigation. leo. Traaseontlnentssl.
49, Pacific Mai. tssA., Reading. s.
- issand. -. -. Paul ess Texas IA.
~ Union Pacific. sssss. United
ssssss k1prsss s., Western Iason, S3F.
aaassseAn Cotton on. -.
NlNiNa kfoekS
NEs Weak, Jan, ig.-~ Msasng quotations
AAssts Wise. Caledonia Ii H.. Sl.&s, CALI
xala and Virginia, 81 81 Commonwealth.
- 1oHstoek T. 3. a. a.. So; Hem
49,, y s.. HameSiAke. S.: Msxicaa, s.
49, 49, plymouth. $50. SIERRA
fssAaa. as, Union Consolidated. g.
ssN yoRx snseaANp8ss sAHxRx.
Ats Yeas. Jan. i7.@coHse Options
as'sa steady. 10 10 points er. daa:
49, esrs. January. Slassie8 is q.
1917 ssa9a March. siA.@s@ ~. May.
10 spal Glo. sseAtiy lair demand
s&fE0ss. iaA.e No 2. lztse.
pr aaw. h,sa fair .isalani sales Of
centrifugal rs test. 3.e. refined.
~ active. nr1a.
e~-SssA8y, sSiE demand
=. PSF, Dali. sssssr; Lake. JsnsaEy.
- ieaey domestic. aaN
itnaeF, straits, S0sa
sa'cksa rkarUeF zksx2t.
s.sAse 1aa. a.. Wheat gasv, Iaan-
'tsse Nay. sle.
az Assy }anwAFy sa.c Nav, Nsse
80 s'sady lsaasry, as. May. &C.
No radsng
81 Z sasF, 1anaaFy. sass. MAJ,
49, s'eaay, Janm y, 49, Nay.
sHiSsee agss sTcox nAxxrr
Aue, Jan. Il. - ssts,r : Reenssts
sAow; aessss. 81 IS. sssers s.
ssesAsEs Aaa ier4srs. s. i0sss -.
~ eAssls g. Tos
'.sSsspss. ssoS's sssoar, mixed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-18
Cured by Cuticura.

II bad kaown Of tha CrTterRA RKNrosEs
twenty eight years ago II woald have saved me
5000 two hundred dollars snA "a Immense
alaoant Of suffering Ny disease spsoriasisl con-
msncea on my hesd ia . spot ast larger tnan
cent u spread rapidly all ever faY baiy aud
gok under ny nails Inc scales would Afou OF
OF me all the time, ami ny sDf4fine vas end
less aad without relief One thousand dollars
would npt tempt lne - = We Ehis disease over
again. an poaf man. nut feel rich 90 ne re-
4sgsd 81 what seine 81 the doctors said was
tepF1sy, fDms sinKx0rtB, psoriasis. ct. took
80 and EaEsaparisa over one year and
half, h1i ne gure. went % Ew9 og three dor
tors, aud 40 eufe. 1 cannot praise the Gem
crRA kHMnnlEs teo much. They are Ha1e nay
kkin ~ clear aud free from scales n a bahy.s
AL used 0s them were three baksS Of ECFfcTRA
aud tarse bottles 81 GEricNNA R&soLRESI. ak19
two eakee Of tlf8etRA scar. IL y0u lad h.en
hers and Fas5 yoa would hare cared tae for
ts8e0 yea would have bad the money.
Uaked Ike ma picture IN four book OF ps0giasts
fpietgre number two. tHow 10 Cure aktn Bis
eaSEx }, bat now | an - clear - any person
ever WIS., Through farce of hhost I rub ray
hsuds over fae arms sud legs once ia = while.
ent - 10 purpose. sm ali we'll scratched
twenss.eght years. aud Il COS 70 be a kind ~
sseoad nature u rae. thank you . thousand
tstAfNes x,ssA~.ssst e.,.s.s<stSss. -. -.
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SPECIALISTS
TO rRr LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
:, re give most eArefl and conEk4eratn astH.-
ven g Diseases ot wunaen sad chsldrea. II vqss
asseASe or II the Common routine sonsnrs fan =,
eaze yea remember the celebrated sneeialesfs
ssaSs sca Wien osners tau The rpeciaasss ~
EscA experience The professor has haA Years
g expsssencs IN the Hospitals q Rrooklya Ara
wonsns Hoep ss0sns sss,e. .eesS:s, grolsssor
one q the racst successful ard hesf knors ~ a.
coioEscsl specialists in this country
70 foung ana Mlddie-Ared aser.
Nerxon. neesity. spermaforrhsaa. seminal
1855 fhfsscal Decay. arising freua inalscre-
pnples On the face aversion "a saessfv eass I,
Discouraged. lack Of eonndenee. dssil mat ~,
s ssaSy s Saslsssss and tas:s lile harasa.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
s1phiiis diseaAe most dreadful In its raxalts
CON pletely era1icaseg -
xs SsssT e;e. css.sn ETC. permanently earsa
kidnsy. Urinary and Raider eompsasnts
esiasal ciHhenls too frequent harniax 81
nsesy URINE htSa colored or with milky ssdi.
saess eystitis promptly and safciy eured
Saafgex reaSonabSa
Our Success Is Based ucon rarea
Uar reEnedles act quickly ana cure pargns.
We do not claim 70 know everything m rn,a
tlca 70 medicine or diseases. or 10 he Mha 4, ra
tNefs css<s nHt We DO Claim thar large. exsan.
hfe ana increasing Practice with nnpMsaIallal
sleSess " sustain Is ara tha oeat proof 81 : .ia.
Experience Is worth everything. Ksowieas.
galned ~ consulting with, critically Examining
ana successfully treating thousands ol pqrwans
q every AEes sex, profession aud occupNfkon Al.
lected with ever pTesentahla form ana slaee ~
atssase or AeAagnlisys eaahles "a 20 aSErfs shnsa
suffering with Ike mQladles that va haze 49,
cseaed u restoring health to large raaler$sv ~
snstA tSeett1 even alter other Skilled All ef,ar4
Fetic physics sts have failed 10 efaaes an ssFs a
nanf change for the better
We are pAtronized b. = class o. iaAifss aad
gentlemen too sagaeioEs 20 DO Imposed upan bg
IN ignorant 9nsc1s and they are too innepand-
are curing them.
PersonscAlling ct our ofice can have the salts
faction u8 FREQ consultation. with the assur.
atlce thst they may depend apon receiving o. J.
aia opinions, honorace. square dealing feasar-
hh1s Charges and 10 encouragement without q
pfuspect OF improvement or cara
Our practice is founded npen theresults efsAe
Pet methods without referenca % schools o.
Yon viii not Be urEed or persuaded 20 take
treatment. and NJ one via be treated unlesa
there Is strong probability 81 a cnra or pefmm
nent benefit Make interrogatsons and decide
for yourself
DAYS, 20 III a. m. only.
~ R-Persona unable TO wish rs may BE
treated a. their homes ~ correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent hg mail 81 80.
prnax Consultation lFeA
Always send stamp whoa reply = expeass@
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BEE

TIE ErsrssT Bee i n1w really ~ hzsrezK
Tssssss sssAsRg lie sxrvsee q 9 !sssaEs assns
= Tss3se kfEsS 80 f1srS - e A. = esNsazsn<
a. ke-sesssSs t&aE kaSsNa. l&S Aee wlA -
ssGEc sszsx 81 Sszasss s5exeE ezsct IS Cozwmz hsA
a n SAT EuZAG.
~TG4r &14 Agsa8
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szsoa -; heavy. ssgAss 81: lights.
sz60a3
sheep RsrssDss, ! 90. asrongs natives,
s35Des 20: Western coEu-gsd, 3sG559:
Texans. q. f9a4z5
TzvExYooE GRAIN mAzxKT
LIrgKPOoE. Jan. II. - Wheat - Qules,
hosiers offer moderately.
GoTn--Sot quoted
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tie new nsood and skin Purifier and purest
aid best Of Hanas Remedies. lutekpaIIy. ans
GpTtGNKAs TIE great SkAm Cure. aud EUTseURA
SoAY. 81 exquisite Skln Beautfer. externally,
speedily and permanently cure every species 81
itching. hufulass semlY. cEBstesl plnpiy. scrUin-
ious sud hereditary diseases and hunors o. the
skin. scalp aud tiooa, with toas Of haih from
pilnpien IL scF0fala
sold eStff where Price gNTtgf Pa, Scx SOAP
CSC; RRsaLvrsT 81 pFeaafed ~ fhe Porrah
hkrn AND CHEMICAL goaFoRAIfaa, Boston.
EN~Seud for sff8w 20 cure skin Diseases =
81 pages. . illustrations ard l09 testimonials
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rNfDw PACIFIC KAILwAT-PACTFFC III
u rsss1n, The fssi1wfng sehetH1 ssr th2s
epMpa1y sseAaexx en- Puxrz SoaB9 wfIl ~ -
effect On and after Deeemher q. 1sss, ahkl sEz
shef noeien.
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SEATTLE, wHATcoM, sEMIAHMoo A
blaine

~ n ar Whatc0En .Lv eW NJ
DAILY, EXCEPT saturdays fDasly, sxeept san
dasA
Whafc0m every saturday 20 D M returning
leaves Blaine every sunday at 10 N for What
com ars4 sea4se
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pAcrnc coAsr grEAAsHrP coMFASx

Dfspstrh stexnerx from seattle es tosi0wG
Far san Efzactsca via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Az D =. fpassengeT received On
bnarsi Ct D. raj JAEu4re s. >. Is, II. - and =.
ard every ave Oars thereafter.
For Alaska. : na4ry aNa -
FROM san Francisco for victoria and P1Eet
sound porss. Aee a m JAagArs O. =. Ia 20
s and q and every Eve days thereafter.
Tickets nay b obtained ~ the once OF sae
company ns Ocean Deck. ~eaffie
GOCDAII. PERKINS 4 CO..
General Agene2
Va ioMarkef street, San Francisco. Cal
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Japan Bazaar,

4Afz FRONT STEEET.
A Aarxe sa1 eugasssse stcfA o gaFauese Egsssa
snss sFExfa sz8H fokUsaNs - GA@sFNs
EArg Mer eesTS. esH tsrstasFes ak aasakzg akfss
srr0xfur saeaass saa wrarp@sS. ard = - hE4e y
sansF adszts PRES EsGsUiF Esskea en- al
ss.a4s Fsesss ca sid sas eA
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vIsHEFAsr AND coMaopIous PASsESGER
4 nTEAMER MCLTS0NAA.
tOFroslTIeS RoAF
Leaves che " p vh4ff aAi A. s. IA for osvrs-
piA. Kemiiehs ard GrAv's Harlan. Frtufnlng 70
taeoEaa 81 :. m. connecting with boats ter
SEATTLE AID whATCoA
Arriving Al Ssassle 81 >, N.
TkE YtnfK
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Is osysnnsa ieNsRr Ar ERmtseae ffkam
IL KaEGseaa j. g. y IN A. UlympiA is5pm
Nv Usympsa &c N Ar TACOMA seaoM
Cnnnes,Nn4 wEfh cas- saf Eeaskla
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RAKER, BACON 4 co. Agents. Seattle
+. n. WILSON. General Manager. TAccrnA
y < CO Gill; ATent. Falsnavea,
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LIE wATKR rRoNr.

shipping Inaailfgenee.
PoKr GAMsLx. Jan. f7.--Arrived- Kftsap
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THR STEAMER PoINT ARENA

TsIAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERsERT
i y. 1cechsr. manager
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon at
4 p. m for RoTt Townsend and the san Juan
islands from HAtdein's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend at 30 9, m. every Monday. wednesday
ard Friday for Whsteom. calling At Smiths
stand and Richardson's fws&tber permitiingl,
Argyle. LopeE FtidEs HaFboF. Maple ION Mon
day going north aud Thursday going south.
Roehc HErboF. orcas ard Rast sound
Returning leaves whatcom 81 80 q m. Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays On the Satur-
day trip the Point Arena goex through 20 Seattle.
Fsre from Port Townsend 10 Seattie 81 Until fur
Their notice passengers OF freight from Seattle Tor
the Islands by the Port Arenas "Wednesday and
friday trims viii be carried on the Washington
steamboat and Transportation Co. 3 steamer
Kdlsh 70 PoKt Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
Car nights aud transferred dfrecf 70 the Port
Arena On these days the ". & I. Co viii
Issue tick ets and bin ireight shrcnch TO desti-
HERBERT r BEECHER, ManageE
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle
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RsuFning leaves Seattle for Tacoma wsenes-
Ga. Friday ard SUNDAY a. : % = N iFem seattle
" areAoase Co. = WhaEL
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FAsT Tr<E-
FAssESGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seattle. Tseorna. 01ymrs.. ssezlacoom and
NeEesfAR sand