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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-27
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THE STANDARD.
HENRY GEORGE, Editor and Proprietor.
A SIXTEEN PAGE WEEKLY.

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principles and the great social problems of times
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the abolition Of all labor products labor
that the abolition Of all levied on the
value Of land irrespective of improvements.
Free Trade, not tariff REFORM but REAL free trade that
IS perfect freedom of trade with the whole world
between the States of our Union.
Ballot Reform, no humbug envelope system but the
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mani and The Case Plainly Stated" by II. +. Ring,
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer lola Il now iobhing.
The Detroit has not yet began running.
The steamer Eliza Anderson Is laid up at
YesIer wharf.
Yesterday and Saturday were two busy
DAYS on the water 'front.'
The tugs Mascot and Quiekstep may pos
sibiy be matched for race.
The steamer Fairhaven resumes her run
on the Whatcom roate today.
The ship spartan moved 70 the hunkers
yesterday and began loading coal.
The steamer ~ r Mnuroe is At Almond
4 Phillips wharf undergoing repairs.
The Delta makes her first trip 70 Dogfish
bay today that she has made for several
days.
D. d. Jackson's new boat. The City Of
Kingston. il expected here about Feb
ruary 1.
The ships Spartan and Abner cohurn are
the only sailing vessels In port at present
loading coal.
The piles for tho foundation OF the long
shcrsmens free reading room, at the foot
OF Main street. have been driven.
The City Of Topeka Is supposed TO have
left Portland yesterday for Seattle. She
leaves here for Alaska Wednesday.
The City OF rnebla came ia late Satur-
day night after coal she taxes her cargo
from here The Walla Walla coaled at
Nanaimo the last TRIP.
She Fkagit river is stu frozen un, and
consequently no steamers can rs yet reach
any 81 the skagit-river towns. The Cascade
il making daily trips 70 stanwood.
The transfer OF the Washington Steam.
boat and Transportation GeHpany's prop
erty to the Puget Sound and Alaaka steam
shlp Company has not yet been made.
Fhs steam schooner Signal arrived here
lac saturday avaning from Portland and
began diseharglng her cargo Of 81 tons
yesterday mefning. She goes from here
"a Tacoma.
Captafa Herbert Beecher did not pur-
chase the Columbia river steamer General
Niles "a reported. tie il. however. going
30 purchase, or has already purchased, a
san Francisco boat.
The Wells line steamer Jeanne arrived
here Saturday afternoon from san Fran
cisco She brought coo tons OF freight for
Seattle This she finished diseharging yes
tefday, when she left ios Tacoma.
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changed . - points Hps eIezad steady
&c 3 Points up on re8ucsd er0p eefsnsa Ees.
1eles. - 80 bags. sannary HE5Ss IS S.:
1esFsssyy. $3.50. March. *I5.el6 80.
April. S15s5. Nay, sIsS1efi5 $: spot Kio
firm. but quiet. fair carsoe.. 1915, 10. 2
l7c.
sassr-Rsw. firm and qBist; refined.
fairy active ard ErEs.
Fopp<r-Ftrms January. sl4s5
Iead-sha6e easier. domestic. $50.
Isa-Qufek ard sseady. straits. s2Ll0.
lar kilver--sEstsc-
cKfcAso pxoprce MARKzT
CWIcAgo, Jan. 4.--Wheat irregular:
January. 7sc: February, nc; March,
azssr: Nav. szsk
Cora Weaker: January. zss4e asked;
February. 235Sc; MAJ, sI5se-
Osts-Unchaaged January 9D5kc asked :
February Size. May 22z2tsc.
Pork Weakes; January ta2.sf: Feoru-
arr. s9.3ss<s MAY. f9.sstSssas5 IS.
LaFd- Weaker. JanGAry, $5.771z. Fsbra-
agy. s5.ss; MAJ ss.0s1
short-riss- Weaker. January. s45o1z /;
February, s4.e2s4G AS; Nay sis21z
bariey-A oInlually 6S@61c.
Rye Nominally Size
CHICAGO LIVE sT0cg aARgxT.
CBfr1so. Jan. & - Cattle Receipts.
35.90; steady: strong beeves x3@5.2J:
Ht0cksvs and feeders, 2.i0: COWS.
buiIs and mixed. 81. 41a3a5
Hogs- Receipts. 1900: steady: mixed.
ss.s5ea.J5; heavy. ts-a5G SIS; light, $3.50
&c.
sheep Receipts. 400: steady; natives.
500 30. Western c0ru-fed 81 S}623 40
LIVERPOOL eEAfx MSRKET.
LzvHgrooL. Jan. - Wheat-Quiet, de.
naand fallen Oh holders offer moderately /;
cailfoynia No. 1. - sd per Genital.
Cora Steady, demand POOR
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moTEL ARRIVALS.

THE sSoQrArafg
a spithni. MAX ilfes RIB Hay, Olympia
q j. Davis. Hoquium I stream. North cove
S nasnettc, Heqalnm Dslnine Portland
& - THOMSON. Portland r Conner 4 vi seattle
L Fawaet. SAN iran Dave whiting. ctty
Z II CampbeIf gssy IN CLARK. san FRAN
9 s lebRiso0, oakland p foik, sac FRAN
n pJskins, cts - Hall. whascaE
A A Hishsg kirkland 4 Gibson, ksrklsnd
I. RelieF. Kirkland Il Fesse3 saoquSssale
n i smith. seattle u cohn. Portland
p Rogers, Olympia rH GAslyoa. Olympia
A Roman s y 81 i'aNl Dave Whiting, cats
Il tsxail 4 NJ san Ff#a Il Maosa. ElanshnTE
q Thgae@sa, Portland Wa II Faylef, Pail city
4 bush, Fai cats n Cassehow
rms RAtSsER-
4 Norton View York Il 4 Meoty. IT Tawus'd
Fornes. saa Ersa g isetabone, f3neela \
2 gAex q vi faliayup e . Mef'laFe, Posslasa
s g snineF seatite o Swee1. san Fran
A Noble. tlsy " ltlmhsu II Towus'a
IS 81 Mgstse, Clsy vt ~erly, TAcems
f8esshar gas.iter. CITY Ross Eckaras. Clfy
A asselnsaa city 1B mitchell, ctty
B HuSseE ciSY Douavons Cry
& Is Nah'e. city
wrEa noUsE-
gaeaes Eias. Victoria MT ptemmlns IA Pissa
4 Larx Nasth seattle a Campbell&wf ftl1
aesEoa a wf ds 5ss Jewell seah0mish
: Hxmsilaa. CTS sM rye &wbsF
Melaaeel. 30 lsmassa. Alaaesp0.is
h4aaG aa GE STARE. 80
Il 4 TagloF 4 Vi. - 1wu@ 3 Nail. seehezsssa
tie largest tfeek ~ hsts 70 sssses iram Al
Charles tssastFiUs, tbs sassaE
r.ssrhass scar t8skess saa reserve yoaf sleeb-
tne css sreosaszs4i sae1zs ~ IA. rs secoaa
slf.ss Ressqn bieek-
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10 raE IAnIra

TO TIVE LADIES.
sire nacss careful aud cansiderxtA afRma.
Is -. y diseases q woEnen and children. II yog
,,s rem AHy obscure. aisacalt OF lingeslne
49, e y the common r0utlna doctors tai %
s sss soa remember the celehra3ed speefaElsss
skIIsa n ssssa esess al The sgseasss ara
49, ~ ses-eNra TIE professor hiss had years
Ks 81 Sesiepes u the hospitals 81 RFooklyn ana
MoEn3a's Hospital College New Yors ana =
Az 81 the most successful ana best knewn ryne.
So'oSaess specialists IN tAis country
20 rcung and hslddla-Axed Men.
NsgFeas fehlsltv. spermafarrhsra. seuina.
~ iS Neal pesAy. arising frosa snsiIsere-
sEtples on he face aversion Is snsssefr ~assis.
8sse1afaxed. lack Of eea6asnce. dan unsf ~.
10Y sss &c saStness and Ands lie barsseza.
safely permanently and speedily cured
eAooO AND SKIN DISEASES.
sss ,'ie ss aasesse most dreadful In its resal
rs ssSess; es'sss,h. ETC. permanently cured
pAsatui. dtaieait. no freqaent. herasne go ~
eaesEss esinA high colared o. with ratlkr sAsk
10y On siAasins, weak back. geanafh1na
t 49, s Sss Fsoapsiy and safely cured
o1f Success - 8asod Einor Facta
n, qsr remedies aos quickly and care psrma.
We do not elasna "a kna,x everv.Asn~ =,
heA " nsdtesne or diseases oF 10 h ale q ,s,sr,
every esse. bat we 90 claim that asge' .x,es.
~ aiia increasing practice. with uaparaiefiad
1888 g sustain ~ afe tho best proof 81 ! ,i0e.
ESyhsseacs Is worth everyfhfas kuaw,at.a
gAtned ~ consulting wt9h critically exAafoins
ana successfully t1wating thousands d n.srnogas
81 every $50, sex. profession aud usseupaf3an ~
leesed Win every preSentahie fora ana kfawe as
aisase. ~ aefers3tty, enables as "a assssss fhasa
sHhsNLf Win t4e ma}Stics. that we have sas-
ttStss9 4t lFstuFtug 0eAlEn 70 large maissrtv AZ
tAsss TREATED, even after other 81 islrf 80 a.sr
ketie llsslslAns have failed TO effect "a sfee
nent enange for the better
y are pA1rausked by a class OF ia.lieS and
kfhleaf-ea too sngacs0aS % be imposed npaa BY
~ lAh9rAttt aaack. aud they ART TOO iur3pand-
~ g IS fleAieae0 away from Physicians wh8
Persons calling at oar osilcn ran have tina satia
faction al free consultation, vita the asxsir.
anee that they may depend upon reCaivin az can
GAG epsnsgi5s honorable square DEALING reason.
able charges aud no encouragement without 4
prespccf of improvement OF care
Tar praet "a Is founded maon the gesuit rs Of tas
nesi messods, without reference to schools or
Yen viii nos DO urged or persuaded % taxa
treatment. and no one viii DO treated unless
there il strong probability Of a eura OF perma
nent benefit AAke intefrogatsons end decide
Ter Yourself
DAYS 2 % II a m. only.
n E-rersona unable 70 visit as may %
treated At their homes by correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent by maH or eK'
press Consultation ffea
Always send stamp when reply Il expseted
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MARkrrs az rrIKoRArn.

Sts 4esK steeG sgvirw.
4 AtS Aoas, Jan. 1.-The stock market
= again Moderately active today aud the
sEsns siemaud fos stock which MAS devei
- yesterday ooailnged wsth The result
kasins alsnast every thing traded ia ma
sally higher than last evening. Uniform
improvement was tAe feature, aud
- ) marked advance occurred in srsr tail.
The entire lizs Is higher tonight. and
tribe improvement generally Is meas.
e Is lfaraans. Colorado and Central
ssag arr eeeh up r and Pullman -
saas sugar sslsaegies lost "a.
\ governments dada aai steady
ssssoisuni apeacd steady si luag, ana
= Tie tlrss sales moved up, with liRat
hashg, aad eloSea firm AZ its SICK
sssaaags orenlnE < highest s. :. lewest7
1aAsg II So Consolidated exchange
s'sasd a 81, Aighess SIS. lowest as sses-
is. safes, IA esa narselS.
re weekly baak statemenf shows = Re.
sase n ghe reserve of Sesss 69A TIE
49, neN hold 81 W 90 in exeess ID tAe
asssed . PER cent.
KktaANpE ANp NrssetrtEs
~ Neas Jan, 4 Moaey on call easy
prise mercantile papuG, 5 So. sssr..
/ sAeeAs1sa g0.es asd fifm Ua.dsy alls
= aemAaa. s4sa.
Roves
tai'sa Sixties ,esapouA rs UnNca
ss'ss s'4s Iooapant, i-V Pacific c. ls0
sfaces.
sasssl Pacific. burlington. ga
: k9 oraaae. l8t. NofgheEa iss-
preferred. NaggA wustsrB
Esssuea 81 Nee Nofk Csa3ras
eoa A.sy iau. IAs. Tfaaseua.
81 Fas#e Ma s. ssnes -
fuaa l4a& g ST. hsai s
tesN FN sl4 1nha
- ss Weli= Sarge ENPress. 81
ltsa kTprvss. Is taaad an Paesn
seasss4 ssthefu psawasa &
= saaRa, kess s fAku SAa
'sssst3t k Ma at8s ~ MtVu
ssssal. se hsu,as s Ts8aa. lss
sanga7esovnt 3s. Reading. ~
tnHad -islss Express. 81
aN gsasesvo xassrw.
50 feASs sara Wheat rs
sew ASIA 10 variation Ia ngce
- a; Sis. u .s
sa''ss-- ssasty eossa ara yalaa nsu
sesss
Ffses isifiy sustained ehelee sesss
No 3 SiG tas, ioae
.sss, 81 .Vssf.A
-. Ne change ia values; lsas.nes
.&A' 2lsassa.e a.
! .,:@ Naise sseay. Eaf3v re,s
9 eeerlss ga lbs. BarhanAs
-. s,saayi fair. e. eazsg t.
ssoeA small. "a lorma. s s
!. -'.s's'i arr aasioFs. coI, Departure
= esa krNncsszss.
-. - & .lanesls. ssstsse. Pore ianA
a -esA. IvsaTaAs. ssa.s4< tseasFal lsalis-
s@KK ssaemAnsss NaKxv=
Is. sess. laa, l. Hags casss saa
's- oFsseas ep<asa sssAAy ana ga.
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ssass ~ sssAsssr 0E ssseeEs3a &ss5st
il nss2zsas a. ~ owB EEE@aHaS szss 1efsz+ss -
hssz& fsss ski s.z sssssz .ss2e ~ kse aSHF44s x
go saE szaasale annsvAnea. enxtsey. easx al
34sssaa6 Naxss45sas szssa stfsfzslopA
c. MAN EUhIs skEss <sls 40 te<EAe@
4x.sss3V wAT~1S a. rs&14Alks sseeE rsA
HI EAKNk csers iAFg.
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The Kind Of Settlers Wanted in
WASHINGTON.

The csass as settlers 80 most need 81 our
new state of WAsh'agiDn. Is such rs sttl
gAsae ku sHAEs farsustieRt Asmes &0T 3asa.
selves aaa tugsr families We wEnt SEA b
~ wIil bring w.fA thssz salsieteng nleaas.
Esarev snd capacity to sngerNpsss hms}ness
tas she7nsslv ts S1aee IS VII e}stasu ian1
as become FEs.'g ss'tl ard ggasfs fnsla fSrNa-
IRIS ag ef@es sHtfs &sss factories ans fa5ias
sazae fsshsusc8E os snataetsFtAg gceEs
ss'9n in uFsieF SO 8a8mse fasm hssa4rT
So sWs1 0eRy fHenA aFpac Fsu315ss for ga&&s
tHs Es3trs Ausass. sls8 s0 garl.7s Ate hsgs5Ues
saseTbF4sss sk 81. slseSN Az t&szz ws laassaa
f0 "a. We have sAgHa3 l8A8s 8n ever
t-ssaa q the state scr sale en - tern s.
assa wn8 be glad ia 8 detailed iusor-
at5an tree - s1ensA-s. - ssassse whss ts&~
e. The s<ue VAST NeTAAN lAlNI-
st&ATtaN Az siSt& XEAls Assoc !.
AkkoN NaauB g ksngaesl Binding. -eas.
Assataszsa. IEtsTsEs Lester Tar
Aes. 3, it8lsaa. q. &. haS2re. !. sE
,s.vyTt, fess t3aseh, A. 4 Mes&FssF. 4
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1905 ? go Ice serssee q a .@tt@k e@4s
= ksFSs AYRf 90 hns rA & g 4. 3 ez&asSax
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T. kAEkE8Ns
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Leaves Poser HswsA

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F&TA
Leaves q = n. szs s.lsz a. ssg Se@akstss
&xe NAF ESysN
lsaaves - = ~ tsv fssaft@ sri wsr
vaeA II EAgAHB&a. MeM&Ees-
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T-SF0E PACIFIC EkTLWAT-pACTFTC III
Z FssEou. Isse fslsew1ng = 4 .tnta = ttsss
eTng1 any eseztnsEs on Pg9et asaad MI - -
l1Sx nof8ee.
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~ A y n A.. " n8tcGfu sAs stH 2 N
daily. exaers saturdays. daily axcept saa-
days-
steamer Tor seIaiahnaoo aud Blaine leaves
Whztcsm every Saturday st 5 m returning
leaves Blaine every sunday al 10 a N fog What
con ard Seastla-
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
US mail steamer Edifh ieayes Seattle every
sAy. except saturday, az 70 y ?, tn. arrives AZ
Fort townsend a. .. ~. next dag. Rcturning
leavss rors Townsend s. i0.s9 - nl arrives Al DO
attic a. ,. N.
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last TIaE-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
sesttle, Tacoma. Ogyapia, Sseilacoom and
Mo&ells Island
WINTER TINE CARD
CoRsmencing Tnes3AY. Nayeabef II
leafs o'yfarss. daily except Monday eoam
Arrive 8AeoEaa. 10 @ m
Leave fsCua@. - Ii ca 4 "a
AEgsye seattle, -. - = "A
ErfENSIN8
Leave ,estsie. dsiiy eKreps MONDAY 800 N
Arrive TSeaEss. 49, ace IS IA
Leave azs0n1s. :" &c.. "a "A
Arrive uiynFia. $50 i "a
las O1Nts.e-aaMts}e. NNs}est What. Tacoma
y. X 3. wharf. ciYmpia. iIoTi wharf
Mi.Als Aaatd cay ba&l taaAinss fuana
tap SuH3A}E Carries Aarih western aad u ei.s
FAFssa express aaa sSs3 fge shs
1AHArcE. President
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wHATcON AND sEMfAHMo0 ROUTE
Steamer Eiixs Anderson leaves Seattle ~ . n
m Mondays " etnss.aYs aud Fridays. strives
% haseoua ? 4. n. nexs day Returning, leaves
Mhatcun tuesdays and Thursdays al s y TG
SantsRys T. II. Monday trip 20 semiahraoo
Z. b. JACKSON. President
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VIZ a ct. eo.-sTEAaERs WILL LEAVE
w YeSier'a deck, Seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
al 70 a. m
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erArrrrnHArcnN Rnnrr.

SEATTLE " HATC0M ROUTE
steamer Washington leaves Seattle a. 3 n m
snnaays Tuesdays snd Thursdays arrives NJ
Whatcom az 3 g. m xtGay Returning. leaves
Nhalcon nj & =. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
FIla4ys. arrives af~sesttle Kt7 a n next day.
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He rt4s4tt fAtkN&AfE4 AatFftAft$
b Portland this evening With q full
81 of general merchandise, 81 which 20
H. are Ier Seattle Among here cargo u
81 tases 81 coal Oh consigned 20 the
- ssesey Of tie Standard Oh Com
-. Tlsss ends the famine In eoal OH.
/ Important among The shipments from
1Aassle today we're the following: One car.
> IL q iced ID Snuhomish Junction. one
&s,.sad o. oats 10 Redmond aud two car
la d Assel rails to Blaekmsn. Ali OF
h Shipments mentioned were over the
kzllle. Lake shore 4 Eastern railway.
/ ne Wells line steamer Jeanne arrived
ne 10 Say from san Francisco With fnti
.|tzo q general merchandise, Of whsGh
IONS are los Seattle
\ 1ae siaam schooner l.. J. Perry is due
lsSIron Sullivan slough with go Of
T. ior < Baxter 4 20.
j 7lsss Has no material change in the sic.
zsn IN he hay and feed market today.
saipss have been very light and the con-
fssa d stocks are worse, II anything.
5Ae receipts OF lumber over the Seattle.
sEkks shore Il Eastern railway continue
re- hekgy. 1adaY'B receipts aggregate
Re ia0.ls0 feet.
4 sEmnksDEsg AND rRopucE EEcFIrrs.
ssafing the last e hours the merchandise
Ii pfoduoa receipts at this rort we're a.
hGoss Puget soan: shore road. s2s
Is Columbia & Puget soand railroad,
sshs. seattle, Lake Haare q Eastern
Ehasay, ~ tons. by water Jcanis. co
Ia signal, 80 tons. ~. n Msrwin,
~, Washington, ton. Total receipts,
IS tons.
sHiragNTs.
ngflhg The last twuuts -four hours goods
tsmsFehanaise wers shipped from seattle
ihe surrounding country Is EolIows
pei sound sAora road. 81 TONS Colunas
- Fagei Sound rsilroad - tons seat
e Lase shore & Eastern fallwa.. 81 tens.
E fatef Michigan. I tons. hkagil Chief
Nisns: fleetwood. : ION Gilde, tons.
hso. I tons Aa1nsta. 3 toms: Mount.
1nssF, tons. Total shipments. lea tons.
KArUag ~ TFeurTs.
Eighty head sheep, II head horses. sia
Itssi rails. car nails in kegs. cars ium.
r, = hest cattle. car svsnn, SO crates
issoh. cas- tables. Is bbls liquor. a. eases
Pc. cars beer. ears bries. q i,dls hides
tafs tambVr. ! car castings. car wogAd
gaf IaHter and iafh
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RETURNING leaves whafeoTn At T.:s0 q. m Tees
dayn. THURSDAYS and Saturdays On the satRr.
day tap the Point Arena goes through 70 seattle,
Pare afom PORT townsend 70 seattle, 81. Uati fur
ther notice. passengers freight from Seattle tos
the islands by the Port Arenas Wednesday ami
Frisiay trips viii be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co.'S steamer
EdifA, 20 Port TowssAnd on Tuesday and Thurs
dag lights and transferred alrent 20 the Port
Arena On these days the " s Il. Co. Eill
issEe tick eta and bin freight throagh 10 deafa-
nation
HERBERT r REECHER, Manager
T. A. HATFIELD AGENT Seattln
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBERT
Il =. ReecheE. manages
rHr srrANEn roINr ARENA

leaves Seattle ever sunday afternoon AZ
4 n n. for Port Townsend and the nan Iaan
islaufH from Hatnelds wharf Leaves Port
Townteiid at 20 a. M every Monday, W eGDesday
and Friday for WhAteorn, calling AZ smiths
Island, aud Richardson's weather permitting,
Argyle Lopez, FrtdGy Harbor, Maple Ton Mon
day feinx north and Thursday going southl,
Roche Hagoog, oscas aud East sound
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HOOPS CANAL noUTE-srEAMER JOSE
VI Prime

The steamer Josephine will leave Hatfield.
ColmAn wharf, foot OF AaTicn street, "Wednesday
aaG Saturday morning al ESQ e. n. Tor Port
Gamble, seabeck. Union City and 81 way points
ca Hoods Canal Returning leaves Union City
Monday snd Thursday morning Fer freight or
passage apply st HatHeld-G Gilman wharf OF on
hraEd CAPT II GlLIEsPIE. Master.
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cASADlAw PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
~ u4mltedg
ETEAMgE PREMIER
BorNp soCTE.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday. p II and Aondsy.9 50 2
Townsend. Monday and seattle, Friday and
Thursday Ill p "a Tuesday p %
eeattis. Tuesday and Tacoma Friday and
Friday ..s....-.s II Iflesaay 10 q II
gcra1 sagrH.
Seattle, 81 midnight Tounsend .....5 q n
Tuesday and Friday v 6hteom = 20 "a
TGwnsend - a n Roche HsFb0r-i2 50 . "a
WhAttofn s 30 N Vancouver. J pm
Roche H&rbor pm
Tbs company reserves the right to change the
time table or places Of cali without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE PROM sEATrLE
Tuesdays and FEdsys
RAYS OF ARRIVAL At SEATTLE
Tuesdays aud Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIES. Master
F.w. PARKER, Agent
john IRVING. Manager C. p. n. Co, Id