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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
LICK CREEK

Preaching at Marys Chapel sun /
day last BY Rev. Vaughan Of John
son Co.
The protracted meeting closed
Thursday night with about 70 con
versions and fftesn mourners pres
en-. on TIE night the meeting
closed, and everybody seemed to
be well pleased with the sermons
delivered by Rev. sturgill.
CT. Vaughn, who has been at
tending school at FalIsburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks and his best girl.
Preaching al See school irous'
Saturday and Sunday by Rev
Miller.
Milton PickTcll, Of si.akerag
and JACK Muncy, Of smokey Va.
lev. were calling on their best girl
Sunday, so they thought Com
agai. boys, for the girls were no
at home. ;,
We are sorry to learn that } II
sturgill. Of Fallsburg. was = rio' le
il burned. We hope that he ~
soon recover.
Dunlap Brad ey. Of Fa!ia1i5s /.
was visiting at A. L. Shannon
Monday.
Jim Martin was calling on FRIEND.
at this place SUNDAY. Why 7
that Jim looks 80 much hAe :
preacher
IA several weddings at tlis T-1ss
We hope that they will occur -oln n.
f. b. Branhsrn is on the lek NY
at this writing
Mr. Abe Vaughn. oi tins '-sse'
is visiting friem!s in .ohie, tins
week.
Bert shannon WAS visitia. az
John Vaughn's Saturday.
Address to the NswS and Is
many readers. Is tn Ei-h oi
SauB,ipTs DAELES9-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

& Nj Allrft Elsouis Il Arkansas
City Kan. wishes % give our reader
III. benefit of his experience weth colds.
lie says; IcoEtraete,l cold carly last
spring thar settled on my lungs and lia7
hardly recovered IRON il Wbon i.caushi
mother thar hung on all summer ana
lgft me wiki a hacking corg!I which /
thought never would g:.' rid OF. ! hal
used aiiamI,erlain'> Cough kemSly
-,u.r fourteen year l<.o With sueb sue
.c,..- and c1HcluIal to Try K aEain.
when i Hai got thr,ugL with one ,lilere
"a wi,li cough or c.sl since ! have
recommended il tootter. aua all srah
ws} E6i. f.. ~ t.nt'bl,tie' for sAlH by
is1ai, 2 rag -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
PROSPERITY. KY

Dear News, as nothing has gone
from Prosperity. l thought would
give You few itea,s- The weather
IS not very pleasant al this time
We are having nice school here
with Prof Tom Moore, TEACHER.
We had little fight during this
week, but We are glad 70 say no
body was hurt,
Lille, V;rgie and Jay Burton
visited home folks Saturday They
are going 10 sehoal Al FaliSbarS.
Miss Virgie Rnrehe,t Of Dsep
Hole Branch is attending school al
this place. SoNENpYS Par.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
a HoopskIrls -.

"A lady reporter ies he Tribune
altired heyseliin a cslnoline ea,6'
and took atouv sAF@sh slae prin-
opal streets % Ille husy ei,y, Hst
appearAnee.cxci,el much Nchvmsa,
comment from pedestrians &c tho
male persuasion Who N,m Obliged
10 get OF theisidewalk to le, hcr
pass, and shcremarks mpachyiht
spectators Of her nWn seS wyw ~
such 4 character AZ 70 epuYraot ,he
gepoV,ef that ,helu was 40 immtdi.
ate danger OF cFlnollne coming into
lNvor again
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
RUNNING CHANCES

RO NlNN ChANCto
of the baby breaking your watch
may not result in any damage to
your timepiece and loss TO your
pocket, but therear risks and
risks. Some risks you can run
without much danger; others
you cannot. Missing an early
inspection OF our stock of
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
PENSIOS PATENTS

AMI tialms Bark Paw. Bluu-
Is and allkiuds Of War Claims
Kentucky volunteers an,i Militia
men are entitled Ia Pensions and
certificate 81 discharge and can
net them BY applyi1gtn Gea. Jas.
hugIn, 20 Box i2l shihgton
J.. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16
rnE WATER FRONT.
Dispatch is .. whaicons.

TIE tug Dispatch 10 st whaicons.
The schooner Angeles WIS in port yesterday.
The ship spartan aid not ~ 10 sea until yes-
terdsy merning.
Tue sug rcio lefs Tor Eagle hareos yesterday
with psie driver
The steamer Delta win remain On the DRY
doek until May l.
The ,us Phantom went to uteaisdy after
boom Of logs YESTERDAY
The tas Queen City ieft Tor salmon bay last
evening after . boom OF piles
The tas Virginia lays ., Nsislsnd's wharf un-
serSolng rspasrs she VIII probably De oas to-
dss.
The s,samsr Premier brought in 100 sous 81
miscellaneous freight irom Vancouver yesssr-
day morning,
IN. ssesme- city 81 Kingston started on her
arSt ran on the Victoria rogte At III oclcek yee-
isrdsy morning.
The steam schooner signal came up from Ia
coma yesterday morning and. taking 700 tens OF
coal. Departed for Portland
rhs ianr.nas,et schooner Peerless viii prob
sh,y fnish cischarssns al Nes4ef wharf today.
she goes from here ~ Tacoma
TIE s.earner North Pselnc 10 laid up At the
coal bankers undeTscing repsirA she nay Ia
rps3y for service this nsorntag.
Tha .,esmshtp Wilmington Is to be again
,,,..ea In the opposition sius. she leaves san
yrsnci.co Tor TIE Sound next SATURDAY
rhs raIcn Pacific s'eamcr Michigan Is due
s.-, from Portland tomorrow. The billing 81
r., sr..sh, WAS reesiycd here yesterday.
~. thre<ns sssed schooner zsmna hnishe3
si.ehsryins ct Harrington saith wharf lste
uans,.y night and Gas ,owed % Tacoma
Tn. steam harre Nsit Of Oregon arrived here
x..trr,aav morning frona she lower Soend. and
80, In the car went on the sridircns ., the
- ~ the ban She il % be repaired
ma steamer carcaae was tc~ed 10 the dry
.,,,s srosn sAinon Bay Yesterday By the tug
w~.ss.,ts Her repairs VIII re rushed to cou
rl.,tan. aud sne vii he ready fcr work within
two weeks
IN. t~s Rasnses. on her way here fron North
~ Nth a hcom Of piles. broke down 90 Ia
80. Yesterday. ARD par IN there for rspaarsA
sns vii be here to-day and vii 80 10 UsaiAay
with the heossa.
IN. css.l.s. Willamette arrived her Yesterday
,.>,rs,x srasa san ,Sra1sssCa and 10 nov 81 the
- eunkxrs saki 4 css&L she areaxht ~ 80
49, s-crn So FRANCISCO These were ais
charged At tie o<sAn dock
re- we'll. lie schooner Peerless Arrived here
Yesterday morning from san Franciscan SIZE
nragsht fan cargo OF frxiShs sos the sound. OF
vaseA ~ sons ar sheuf bali. vsre tos ssAsslss
sae h, nov anchored in tke sssesaa. pat WA
,r,nsh ly dock Al Ye~ier wnAgf tedsv
rhe sse~r s<hee1er i.knse Fexarnet fvoa re
,.~.r sound YESTERDAY and discharged 80 bar
ress of lime ss HAfassa wharf saf toen sss.
10 the coal bankers and saking 10 seas q seea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16

ERoN TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II the tine 10 take 70 Ill posnsx Esse sad
south. l. - the raslSS CAR xocTx IL
runs through yessibnled Trains every
DAY In the year to
ST PAIL AND CHIC Ago.
no charge % arm
Composed Of Dsnins Cans unsurpassed. Pun
man Drawsnz Room sseepers Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best thai can be constructed and in which
Recommendations ar both rngx and furnished
for holders Of orss OF second-claA tickeu, and
EIxsAxr paY COACHES.
A CONTINUOUS line connecting with an lines
anofdins direcf and uninterrupted service.
IN advance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETs
To and from al points In America England
and Europe can be purchased II any ticket
Office Of tnis company.
Leave seattle a. 500 N. daily; arrive AZ
Sinneapoii. or s. Pan ~ s:ie p. m
PACIFIC DfyfsfoS.-Arriye ~ seattle 2. IS q m
thrssn = train ON East ard South: HISS m
coma express: 9:s5 m. Portland and South
Leave seatfle $50 = IA. through train for
East and south: loo &. m. Tao ma express;
M, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
rant DAY coached. oness palace dining cars be-
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Fa', Information concerning rates. time OF
trains. ros e. and other details furnished on
4 b. cHAR TON. Asst Gen Pass. Axt.
III ffrst 81. Cor. Washington Portland, Or.
A. cHILBERG. City Tickle, Agent us second
street. Boston block. seattle, Wash.
T. ToSKIS. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot OF Third street
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ss.s.e - - y sA1.s.s = - xl.d -.
ceas6alnn 49, IN russ o. 49,
=. - - enn1esn - vssy MA anA o. - q
!. nr.sr - ~ - - IsaBok. rrsess srs N
nKnrnAspsse ayp Sn1Dsrs axrurra
DnF1ag IL tna ~ hcuu - uercssn6s~, a.
Nuoufo ucofp<s - fAas pos4 uxse = G.xsrws-
1sxnen fn<t6e raz1spnt. - 49,. cosuukxs =
80 eonnd rs1Iaoad. > hos: ssnfsse. Iehe
se karesn railway. ~ iona ~ 49,
mssU haiIey. ssosE 4essAsysa. : 49, ryr-
ses. - 49, LAkne. - sess. Pssrien. ~
- NhItnmee1e. 10 49, Tseaa spps,uen -
Durin< u - - hoan enoHs 90 m~vr>su.
a'se vsss ntppe1 frcm Genfxxs % o. surrunnf-
NJ cguntsy - fnslgwa. N0<snern r~rfee r.s1
suo4. 10 Ions. Cssumh1A Z puw I souua ,~sI,~,.1
= sers' seattle. Lake Ehov< = Kass<vn rusiusv.
- wn& - wea0-lAkDo - abnp: sswnat.
80 tons: ". < Mwvin, n ssas: ws1Asnrse. !
1ss; ktiss AndefDoa. - snas. Gisde. sous.
esnce. tDns. nnB yuan. 3 snan: N3ekss,a- I
o1s. Augusta, tonA Teal skipu<nsa. -
uAfEkG % xurrfprs
Ivc ears stoves. 17o ehesss sea. 10 boxss ssr6.
az ono1Aes meet iron. los maxs nee, 80 bsxes
sso. cass safnstes. l CIR bran. 4 cars Oh. ear
WPe1. can esnefaI nesrhandise. cor iced. .
esn son<. - eau tnnhss. cs1 drsase bsef
- $50. car pssa10ea cor saahss ara doors
: car hoss. 30 barrels line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16

HAfuks o. xnrrfrr,

Nsw rokg sYorr sry -

Nsv Yorx. Apsi Is.-The ssoek usrkes
soy showed further Improvement Ire
efsugefs and Lackswanna Psesao ana rsciee
nal we're the most prominent stock. In the
esaiings. Toward the close there was more sell
Ing 70 realise profits on ths advsncs Of the pass
two days. and prices saegsd on slowly. nnslsy
cioeSpx heavy. bat with tAe markes Il . srm
undeff0ns. Evansville and TerYe Hautn rose
gse. Decatur 4 Evansville. ee and Canadian
Psesnc, Ixc. One Of the fessures Of the day IVES
me hddiag up Of silver cssssAcates from aszxe
70 u "a On The strength Of the oommittess
m<eting est evening Governmenss-ssesdy
Fessoseam Opened sssnnx. 1t 1ssc al
vsneeo TO Ere. then reacted bat rallied again
In the last hour. closing afm at a-5.e
ExcHAssE AND xncrnrTrEs
NEW YonG. April Ia Money on call EASY, 90
5; prime mercantile paper. or: sterling ex.
chsnss. quiet. barely steady; soday bills.
tAsss demand, - e.
Bag aflvef-se5sc.
Y. q tefrseisteredl L. Tl spss fcouponal Ies,,.
. - teoupOns1. Ia Pacific ss. $3.50 is
u = - tres)..... .1ns1z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16
QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KAMILcHiE AND GRAY's HARBoR-
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLTNOMAH,


Che opposition bosp
Leaves Tacoma from the n. r wharf daily. ex-
cept sunday. ~ "a. shArp Returning.
leaves Kamilchie f2:Ss p. M; Olympia, p m;
steamers reaching Seattle ct .. m, aud which
ere through boats for Whafcom and way pointx
Leaves Baker & Bacon's dock, loot OF Union
street, seattle, for Tacoma. at p N. Sunday.
n B.-This boat must be taken from Ta-
coma for trays Harbor country, being the
opiy THROUGH BOAT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16
TO rnE lAp,ss

TO the LADIES.
si,,, - s - Eoss careful sa1 ecnsss1afz., sssr,
an - 49, 1..<Asse o. women saa cAildrea urc-,
disease a. !, aa5 obscure. dfseslt o. lingsrsa "a
go =. sAe common rcztsne Socssarx IA a.
srre -. Snsneer tie cslrhrasea sp~clsstsss
$3.50 yoa wnen cshsrs FAT ms s.Iss,. -
gscsi sxpsrs.s aegssstas1s o. medical ana sar
w. s.a~ye1ee 70 tie hospsfAls q EroosIxa 80
y cn.s fnrEsriy special proiesss -
one OF the nscss Successful Ana ~ 80 ~. =
eoAoxioaa Specialists in this country ss-~
70 Young and Middle Aaes 49,,
,. ssseas lssn.4aky. SUPPLEMENTARY $500,
- xaynaA Decay. arising rrrs isssfix.-s
rs,s,., roansias slssplessnes1 despandsa~y
discouraged. lsek Of oanasseaes sasi ~, ssssls
s 10y OF sssancsa and nnas 10 $50. -
.s't. permanently and speedily cnrst
1880 AMI SAM q ~rAsE1
eon pissesx $3.50 most dreadful In ito rssal,
Ulcers. CAsarrA. ate ..
where oihsrs have fssss1 rsr.Aasssy eursa
r.sa aasn'sy. nrin.fy ana Bladder eenplAiasx
n'oiy urine high eoiorsd 81 viii .sas 80. q
$50 GA 1aaainx weak back. xonnorarx
se- cysntis promptly snd safesy carsf
rs oss remedies aes suickIy ana eas. rs..a
,, We . 90 30, claim Q know everything IA rs
- N
every case. bat We do clasfn that a. y cso
s&'t ssu 1Hefcasing practce with nr,s-~lsss
- sustain IL ara the best preof al 49,
kxpsrienee y worth everything. Knax
kAiaea ~ consulting with, critically exsr,srse.
Aaa snccesslety treating thousands al v,sp-<,sss
~ tFsry ase SEX Profession Aa1 ocuen.fs,,s 80
sestea Win stsry prescntahie forra arf 80 :. :,
o.ssesA os Gel rally enables as to a., =. ~
santrinS stsn ake nAlasifess thai "a 49,. -
9 e1ea IN restoring health to large m a-s. ). 81
cases treated even sftss other sEsls.s 49,. ...sy %
Fe,ic pn ysie1a ans have fzlsi 10 effes 49, sass-
nent change Tor tbs better say pefn%
Ne are pssrontxed By ciass Of i.sfs. 49,
1919 snen TOO sssselozs % be imposed upon ~
sasxaorxnt qasck. and they are too iansnan1
49, !" - '.xassnsd away frssn physscaans was
Persons calling ~ our ofacs can hsv. thu ..ss.-
'acuon OF tree consultation. with the xss.r-
snee inst they maj depend spon receiving "a ).
esq opAnionA h0norAnle square dealing sss.s.sn-
sole SnAfkts and no encouragement without
prospecs OF improvement OF care
Ia. w Fsscs,oe Is founded upon theresuits ossss
1870 s.sod@ without reference To ssaoos .:
You viii nes es urged or persuaded - tszs
treatment and no enc win he treated ualsss
there h strong probability OF cure OF pessnA
nent benefit Make intsrross,iozs sad dsaiis
once hoars rrons Z m ssi "A sx@
DAYS. 70 IL . m only.
Il R.-Pereons unable 70 visss N May -
treated ss their homes hy corrsspondsaoaI
Medicines ana fnstfuctsons ssns b. mali or as
prua2 Consultation froA
Aiwsys ssnt stamp whsu reply 10 expects
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16

SEATTLE BOX FACTORY,
Stair Builders,
Store and Office Fixtures,
Ladders and Step-Ladders,
Tables Of all Kinds,
Nantes and Shelves,
Turning and Scroll Saving,
holdings and Brackets,
Ash, Alder, Maple, Red
Wood, Etc.
SKOOKUM MANIC CO.,
Fifth ST.. two bI'ks north ofPike
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Asx ExAscIwp. April fs.--Ary1sed--f-nised
seAss Gean4s Thonss cerufn, CasaHhsA rfvxy.
neuvtae annn0<r Heut serrss. KwpArs1re bay.
Asp9se1-5paE1 City ~ Fux1s&- yiefcrfAs
sAip ors<ssss. TseDma; ss<aner EsrsaIon, re-
a11na ~ sosa1er Costa ksez sazssual
bAxrtnoxs, Ami M-Arvssss- nasro.1are.
usespsos.
sc<szAzssDs. April fs-Anisea-Ese. Se~
Yea
ssv yosx. Apssz is-Ar.svsa-ssrvsa. Liver.
p1m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16

=, -. ssr rsss'sn1 - a.s = - 50. = ~
land
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fxw soax xKncHAspisx-
NV YosK. April fa-Hops Easy: quiet
Coffee --Options closed barely St ady 5dio
points down: sales. H.75o bsss: Aprii. si7.sse
Eso: May. sis.isai7 Is: June. sl5ai7os; July,
sls-sos $780, epot kio, lower: fair cArsoes so4e:
eagar--Raw, arm; sales al hhds: Muscovado
81 test &c, loo bags centrifugsls - test siss:
refined, nrm; g. Ga: white extra G, 5S-tSese
5s-ise; yellow. ~ ss4 bloc.
Copper-Nomiual
Lcad--Eaxier domestic. saGts
Tin--Firm: Straits. el9es.
CHICAGO rRoDrcx nAsxEr.
CHICAGO. April Is - wheat Weak. cash.
6,4e: May. sss.e. July. ss'4c-
Corn steady cash. si'se; May. ss'sc: July,
ass.c
Oats Easy: cash. 81 &c; May sss.: July. "a %
2s'sc
Bsrley-Duli and easy.
Pork--rirm. cash. sIs: NAY. sis; July. tfs.2s.
Iard-father strong. cash. $50. May. ~ fzss
Jnly. asa
IlysnreoL eEArs MARKET
LygRrool. April is-Whcst firm: demand
improvitg; holders Offer sparingiy, California
No I. Is issdetss ~ per Genial; rid western win
ter. - Sd
Corn-rirm: demand active. mixed Western.
- I'D per Genital
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CpfcAeo, April II Cattle Rrcs'pss. 4. %.
steady TO strurg. beeves. s4eteS 70; steers.
s. s0a45o. stoeksrs and feeders. s. t0e3 80.
Texas corn fed steers. t2sodaso.
HOES Receipts. .o.ooa. slow: SC lower. mixed
and nGht. a. issas "; heavyssAiSs4s7's.
sheep Receipts. 5000. steady. nstsves slsos
as: Western curn-sei. -. t0aAs Texans. ~
seaio
nosrns wool MAkkrr
Bosfos, Ansil fa--woci. arm steady; terri
tory wosls have been In demand and salcS are
reported al dpe At scttssc; nnc medium. Asra'c.
and medium s0asae. fexas and California.
quiet Oregon sold in small lots. Best Eastern
lstalsc.
PHILADELPHIA Wool xARkEr.
PafLApxLrHta, April tA-wooi-stesdy; mon
tana ibesssc. territorial. fs;0sse.
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IN
vssen Improvement. comn.ny has re-
- : ~ tae bark Melroxe for tie coal trade.
8 ses days
rsaf L sehspp. bark Aureola. steam col.
- Anetfe, bark Tempiar aud bark Ger
- az sesdins here or are on tue way 30
~ TO load coal
lCnRrs ASp isNss
-. aa&eer market has changed bat iistle
fess seven days ii bears further
mpsuse,ent but IN this line there has
hssae change. Prices have grown
nh...s se' there Is little prospect el any
nna -. hessh lamhSg IA arrnsT bat plenty
- ~ eeins sold IS low As SIC per shou.
rae ruling pzice. however. is sla.so psr
Asss- rae MAJ rtty Of the local mslls arr
- ~. ~ 'asi tine. hat stocks are not gainsss
lsu.s sss Building is more active than
0SSe eat TIE summer movement has net
- heceirss Of lumber sresa outside
Nh uae exception Of from nails aioag
-. me Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern
~ sss eeea hight coraps rel with past
Nj Tie mills excepted in tie seevs
- sss been heavy.
49, aasasr than last quoted. THIS rise -
nn~sA hkeiy due 10 an understanding
nsses Logs seem plentiful enough,
1Acalt for mfl men 10 purchase a.
~ ced By them as rs-asonahle. A nnm.
1siis hold goa3 stocks
/. siscsIsSxors.
&ee.a action IN hops vas reported darisg
= sas hardware msrkes hss heen seca
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To sAS rzAxcnsCo
Ard Al ReGnfs Ia
CALIFORNIA
Va she III sHassa Rossss u
rE8 sourHERx PACIFIC COMPANY.
he cnsy rssss
THRoUsH CALIFORNIA
To ~ rssus
East AND SOUTH
sxn scxssc nocyx o. rHs rarzy1c coAxs
PULLMAN BUFFET sLElPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Asssched % express trasaa a1oraing superior
Recommendations sor seroaa-essss pssssnSsrx
k0 rates. tickets. sieepinx-cAr reservations
etc, en-. spoa q Address
THOMAS A GRAHAM. District Passenger
eas lle soash Tenth street.. TaccxnA. wasa-
Z =. ROGERS. Assn General Freight sad Pas
eenRer Agent, Portland Or
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DAcrr1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIrIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
D1pafch steamers from Seattle @ follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Al p. m. passenger received on
board ~ 3 p m-} Anr ., - IL Is. - - And
every ave days thereafter.
For Ai-ska Apr. > sni IS q m
Prom San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. Ats q m. Apr 4, 10, Il. 10 y
3D. and every Eve days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained 1t the once Of the
company ct Ocean Dock. Seattle.
GOODAl4Ls PERKINS & CO., San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent seattle.
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TAKE The STEAMERS or TIE
PACIFIC EAvIaATIoH co
whaseom. Roche Hzsor and ssasis rivsr
ags LOCAL rrnR cAnps
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no uouTxsANo AND ALL POINTS O.
GRAY's HAkBoR
PU0xf SOUND 4 GRAY's HARDoR = =
1hrUueh In one day from Seattle
1Sn1no connect daily ~ kAmllchio 6 n n
WITH Steamer from seattle
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GCNME8 TINE CARD FOB iaep. CON-
- u<reing March IL
PAssENGIR gTEAMEE FLEETWOOD

LASDIHG--scasflc. Yesles's wharf; Tacoma
-. p. r q wharf. o ympia Horrs wharf
Meals On b ard The Only boat making round
trsD on su~dayA Carries North western and
Weils -fayro express and fast frpis ht
I'll. HATCH, Presttent
Olympia, March II. lsao
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Dr. = @. johnson he's removed into his new
once In the sherman block. northeast corner
Front and Cherry ssrsetA
Watches cleaned for a. Best work guaranteed
By J. l. scharisn .rweIer Of twenty ave years
experience; sis Pike street
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THEo ONLY
TRANscoNTINEsTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
CONSISTING or
Palace Sleeping and parior cau,
Elegant day coaches.
Luxurious dining cars
Commodious eoionist sleeping cas-tne latter
free
THROUGH TICKETS
To ST. fani. Chicago. Detroit Toronto, Montreal.
Quebec. HALIFAX. II John New York
Boston, Portland, and all
points In che United
States and Canada. can be purchased as less rates
than via any other line.
Passengers booked TO and from al European
pointa
For rates, maps and particulars call on or ad-
C 9. McCoRD.
No 8 Warrington street. Portland. Or.
y. W. Nce1NNI5e, seattle. xash.
Carson. Tacoma, wash
D. T. BROWN, Asst Gen Fright and Passen-
ger Agent. Vancouver. B. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Paet1c Co. postofhce-
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- - were scarce during The early part
- MI. but ere now in better supply assd
- I'M declined. The market Is not yery
1oo1sd. bat Ia easy with good prospect
omnhnise %. The demand 10 mp 70 tie aver
= 0Fogons ere in fsir supply with . mcdiu m
- and Job 81 DC per dozen.
- nnch are ~ usual in but light supply,
- - = 3c Def dozen. Sales ore fair.
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con ~ 10 excellent supply. With an act
SlumnnA Trade In oranges has been very
e11uy all his season. Late consiRsments
snom moched here Ia good order owing to
snxpenea when packed. Prices range
~ = lnst quoted. Apples are entirely out
Hkoh and - far ~ known no eonsigu-
NM hcaied this way.
1ns IN IN good supply with = fair de-
- hi prices quoted.