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Dr. Bowman & Co 5
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WATER FRONT.

The steam schooner Lakme, sailing for
Alaska, win leave San Francisco October IS
with freight for Seattle, consigned to G. NJ. Car
roll at Schwabaeher's wharf.
The George T. Starr is still on the dry dock.
Her repairs will amount to 1900. The work
men began taking the copper plating or her
bottom yesterday morning.
The steamship Mexico arrived IN Port Town.
send yesterday morning, and viii reach here
this morning She was delayed by extreme
foggy We ather on the northwest coast.
The sealing schooner Allie !. Alger finished
unloading her cargo OF 1900 sealskins, at Ba-
deres wharf last night The skins were all
bought by r Petkovits.
The Wasp towed scow of lumber from Ana.
cortes to Edmonds She will tow the bark La
coma to the bunkers from the ballast wharf.
tons of freight and forty-three passengers to the
6kagit river yesterday morning.
Many OF the steamers in the Sound fleet
cleaned their boilers yesterday, ii being the reg
ular monthly occasion.
The Sam Juan brought in yesterday . young
fawn deer captured alive near Port Orchard. 1t
II Is months old.
The tug Rainier finished towing logs from
Lyle river TO Port Angeles yesterday and came
into the harbor.
The J. R. Mcdonald has nearly completed her
repairs ~ cainou pey euu WIZ oo oi 'hS "sy
Friday.
The steamer North Pacific finished inspection
at the dry dock yesterday morning and went to
Victoria.
TIRE bark Detroit will load 300 tons and the
Willamette 1900 tons of coal, both for San Fran.
cisco.
The Hornet towed the Buckeye to Badere's
wharf from Manning's yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Al-Ki sailed for San Francisco
yesterday morning with LOO tons of coal
The walla walla sails for San Fran cisco to.
morrow afternoon ut O'Clock.
The steamer Mabel has changed docks and
now leaves from Baderes.
The steam barge Marcy ia being inspectsd:at
Badsre's wharf.
The City OF Pueblo Is due here tomorrow al
ternoon.
The Buckeye broke her bed plate.
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Nay, 1s9<c.
Barley Quiet at 7l97bc.
lee PORK Dull; cash, sl2 81 IS; January,
Nl67l401l7o; Nay. 41za53<0i24
AArd-eteady; cash. &G17l<; January. Nc:
Nay. tss2)<g&sS
1ye-ykm e 6z1<06sc.
Whisky-Q.ls.
Shoulders s6sgs<9A75: short clear, sbs5o
40; short rib. $50
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.
CmcAeo. Oct 13.-Cattle- Receipts. 1900:
steady; steers $2.7515.77; stockers,. 81 1902 IS;
Texas cattle, $l5o92 SO; rangers. 81 5o93.06
hogs- Receipts 5000; stesdy TO = shade
higher; packers. e&7a6l IS; prime heavy end
butcher weights, Sl2504lo; light sA259435:
pigs 3275ga5o
Sleeps 81 ceipts. 5000; active and higher:
took lambs. sato0275; westerns. sas59425;
natives, t4Dl75
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RAILROAD STOCKS,
MERCHANDISE.
~.

MERCHANDISE
sS STRONG and in fair demand.
il. ~ Vptions closed steady S 70 Is po,nt,
-. $3.50 bags, including October.
7 : - ~ November, 3l7.7;6l7 so: December.
~. January, sl66oel6. 20; February.
~. Spot Bio. firm: fair cargoes.
i; 40 :. 1s;'salsc.
E~S.-N, nrm; sales, 1,265 hhda and $50
E&Sss eavsdo. and LILO bags molasses suear
:. s-isc; refined. frm and fairly active
i.s NEGLECTED.
- Strong: domestic, Sc
weak: steady at SO.
[o-,ss Pennsylvania, opened at so,<..
EJSsss = size; November opened at sossc.
SosroS STOCK EXCHANGE.
=. ~. yet ls.-Closing stocks: Atchison.
"A - ',ng'on. sll<; Mexican Central, fcom.
a.. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
- 49,. oct Ii -Wheat--In wheat there was
aerafe speculative trading. Fluctus-
unued within moderate limits Prices
- - isxc. with slight fluctuations and
naxner. Receipts. So 1000; shipments,
8 Nay, los,s. e'A1s''
Ssseady; cash. &c; December. lss<c;
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SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. 10.

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 10. $780,
take pleasure IN stating tnat am dis
cipie OF the HistOgenetic System of Treat
ment. BY the use of these medicines
have been entirely cured of serious case
u neuralgia Of the stomach and heart.
had had attacks of il for year or more
which eliminated in q very severe attack
FROM which suffered untold agony and
could get not the slightest relief. Ny hus.
band telegraphed to DR.. Jordan and ascer-
tanned what medicines to use and immedi-
ately upon receipt of answer, procured the
letters and began giving them to me and
IN two hours after / was sleeping like
child. A friend who came in TO see me
would not be convinced that had not
taken m opiate. After continuing the
medicines for some time / was entirely
cured and have had no recurrence of the
trouble. Ibave now come up from San
Francisco for the purpose of treating with
DR.. Jordan for another trouble, so much
faith have in his skill as physician.
MRS. w. A. WILSON.
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PRODUCE ExcrIPTs AND QUOTATIONS.
eAN francisco. Oct. 13.-Produce receipts
Flour, 1000 quarter sacks; wheat 50 900 ceutals:
BARLEY. 5000 centals: osts, Loo centals: corn
S'ooa sacks: bran. 5000 sacks: rsiGns. 1000
boxe2
Wheat-Thsre IL . steady tone to the market
though outside of one very large sale Of $500
tons the movement il not rapid. Sonora, $1z7l<
0L0s No white, Q.2k0l321<; choice,
a.Ss7601S6 per GENITAL.
Barley-Up well in price, there being no dis.
position on the part Of sellers TO make conces-
stons. No. feed, $Ls6l LS7l<: cholce. sl.ss3<:
common grades. 81 IS; brewing. 81 4o9i ~ Tor
fair - good, and $l.l50l.5o Tor choice; Chsv-
alier, N.l04L52}< Per GENITAL
Oats-ln GOOD demand q full ngurea 6ur-
prise, N.7a9l.so; milling, tl70(0Ls5: good 20
choice feed, $L650l67I<; fair. $L55(91.60: gray.
u. 55@16o; black. u.65@l SO for common, and
Qso@2 per csntal for choice for seed pur-
poses.
Corn-Trade slow. Yellow, $50 per GENITAL
for large, and s1.so for small: white. el271<0
IO per GENITAL
Bran 50@1s.
CAN board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1890, g. 49,
@1.SsH closing at Sl.ssl<; buyer, season. 81 ls5k
0LB1<; closing q 81. 49,
Barley-Buyer 1891, $Lle01 o. closing at
u.49; buyer season. &l4s0L 49,; closing at
3l.l9.
Drafts, sight 10; telegraphic. Is. Sterling bills
bank. N.S2: commercial, A79. Silver bars,
a.ll@lli1< Mexican dollars. 8S@S9c.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
sREApsrurrs.


LIVERPOOL Oct Northumberland poor:
No. winte-. steady at 10 ID: No. spring,
steady at 70 I'D.
Corn-Demand poor; market steady; spot,
a I'd; October, u I'd; November. A. SD;
December, IS sd.
LONDON. Oct. h. Mark Lane Express: English
wheat 10 shillings below August prices and
undersells imported wheat Foreign wheat
selling freely. California recovered Cd Of the
September decline and others Id. This In the
face Of colossal imports, indicates . strong mar
ket The large quantity on passage only
menaccs the trade for the next three months.
Contracts for later delivery sre small and before
the winter IL over there may be q deficiency
rather than IN excess. Maize II offered at 23s.
At today's market wheat was held steadily.
California was Cd better on the week; maise was
nrmer; and barley In fair sale. Oats were slow.
Good barley and fne -four, especially American
patent and straight. closed dearer.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Oct II. 4 .. m.-Closng -Consols,
Money, IS lilo: money, account, s51z; q. s. Is:
u. 251<: o. 8. l1A SLo6; bar silver SOD per ounce
money. ~ per cent
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49,
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= the line to take to Ill points Fest ana
eoutn: Its the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
rms through vestibulcd Trains every
cay IN the year 70
81. PA L AND CHIC 400
No cas.T, II arS
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpasss1. pm.
man Drawing Room Sleepersof
latest equfpment
TOURIST UkEpINH CARS
Fest that can be constructed ana IN whish
ecccmmodationsa are both FHEE and furnished
or h oldcn Of hrst or second-class uckers, ana
HIxoANr DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines
enording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
scvsnce through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKEm
-. 70 and nom all points in America. Enxisl
snd Europe can Be purchased ct any ttcks
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As roLLovs:
Overland through trains. $40 4 m. AMI D. m
Portland and south, 6:l0 ., M. s.25 Z. m an
Chehalis and Olympia express, 2 o. m
Iacoma and local. CLIO and 9:.5 = m: 2, SIS
and S:35 p. m.
rRAtvs Y y. AEnsv- rgox
Eastern POINTS HAS 4 m. and II :35 D. m
Portland and south. $40 Z M. 4:36 and s:45
Chenens ana olympia. Has n,
Tacoms and local. $40 and ll:lS q m: l:&
9:l5 and II IS .. m '
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle ana
ST. Paul.
Through Pullmsn Palace Sleeping Cara sls-
CANT day coaches. finest palace dining can -.
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fuil information concerning rssss. time OF
Trains roates and other details surnishsd On "a
s Pr 1cH a1l Asst GEN Pass. AT.
IN Tir1f St. Coz. Warrington. Portland. a.
"a NADEAU. General Agent. Seattle.
A. CHIfHRRG City Ticket Aren't ne second
etreet Boston block, eeattla Wask
r 9ONIN Ticket Agent.
eeattle Depot, foot Of Third street.
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- NV HOhk tT0CK NA8KETS.
1oaK, Oct 1S-The stock market today
T.. nink OF . surprise on account Of its
and strong Hudertone in view of the
z 9 Ct the bank statement Saturday, and
~ moderate volume of business. In
- 3 thzee stocks were there material
~ - tae day. Lackawanna shows Z gain
r! "a eouk for the day, while sugar il down
nmeuts, steady.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.
Msaole supply Of grain Is a. follows:
s p. ~ 900, An increase OF $4,000; corn.
decrease of $4,000; oats, $685.. 900. q
FSs.s g 1900; rye, $4,000, IN increase Of
elkley. 4le9, 900. an increase OF 957, 900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
J! = call. S@41z; prime mercantile paper,
~ aerlinG exchange, active and weak:
~ 'as NsQk; demand, SASSY: bar silver,
BONDS
ID y llseered. 1921 10. S4I,'s registered. 1ol
ElseiSe ~ pon... .l251 q. s. 4lz's coupon. .lc4
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BOOKS Ar AUCTION.

Five thousand volumes standard and miscel-
ianeous fine art works. medical. architectural,
mechanical Many rare and valuable books
Encyclopedia, dictionary. Great Crypsogram.
Victor Hugo, Bulwer. waveriy. Dickens, family
Bibles and albums. Gsskell's Compendium,
Juveniles, etc. Chance of q lifetime. Private
sale all day Auction $50 p. m. Corner second
and Marion. Bickerton d. Bell, auctoneers
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AN uNpARALLELED RECoRT

Fairhayen exhibits list of public improve
ments such as waterworkr, gas electric lights,
FIRE department. schools and street work aygre-
eating over 81 600, 000 in the past year. without
mourning dollar OF bonded indebtedness. and
has ow SIS 900 In cash in the city treasury.
The Great Northern railway 10 justly proud OF
such solid well aged terminal city.
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CoLFAx. WASH, Aug. 8, 1890
DR.. Jordan, Seattle. Wash, Ny Dear SIR
Enclosed you will find express order tor SIS,
which with the enclosed box of medicine
makes me even with the Histogeneuc
Medicine Co., believe.
You remember Mrs. Boardman's con-
dition. how sick she was when she COM
menced taking your medicine. She
says now it seems foolish to take
any more medicine. She has
taken none for nearly four weeks and is
gaining all the time; has an immense
appetite; eats every thing that she wants
and enjoys IT; sleeps well and does all her
own work for family of four. I think
she Is doing pretty well, considering how
sick she was.
Kindly send me some books that may
distribute them among my neighbors.
With many thanks for the benefits received
from your medicines, beg 10 remain sim
cerely, T. w. BoARDMAN.
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nu1cKEsr rnn 10 oLY,n1A
KAMILcHIH AID CRAZE HARron
THE PASSENGER sTEANrR rursnouAn

Leaves Tacsna nsn The n r wharf dasiy, en-
leaves Kamiiehis i3:ls , m: Olynpis. an -:
arriving In Tace1a p n, connecting With
steamers reaching seattle at >. n. aud whicn
leaves baker = Dacon's dock. Tea q Unioa
street. Seattle, for TACOMA ct op m. sunday
n R.-This boat must - tsken hon II
only THROUGH BOAT.
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SEATTLE, Oct - 1850.
= he Seattle clearinghouse To-
- y ~. AHA The balances were


- - Nof ADVANCE.
= peouinsut Thurston county
- toWn yesterday. Relative to
1nfna d The log market he said:
- 66vunced any since last spring.
= = rtossnt oondition Of the market
M q What most loegers predicted
~ q tho season. The logging
- - e3oee. AbCut 900. 0o0. 900 feet
e 6ocn cut In the sound country.
1261l oompared with last year. when
~ feet wes put into Puget sound.
Sxcsneo price paid BY the mill.
RI ~ logs = e65o, but lots ara sold
Ikok Last year the mills psid 1850
. 81 III they bought, and n 70 $3.50
voo not an uncommon price.
ot 6hfs year cannot be said to have
~ - ! flourishiug condition y
yIsH pEsNry.
1fket 10 now heavily supplied with
flnds Of food fish. Silver salmon
~ large schools now. The fisher-
1ntee hauls with seines every day,
6ron In the market are exultant
ooGent new stocks and good pros
~ season. The result Of the open
- season can b seen In the bills Of
51o5taufants.
4me COAL MARKET.
I5nrket has not changed during the
The San Francisco demand ID
~ sin Increasing. The present
= ~ ~ ton bslow is 81
MINI rate II yet the same - It has
SIMMER. which IL IS for double
HAy AND GRAIN.
- rain market had IN easy feeling
osdoy. No new quotations have
- stnce Friday. The demand has
= now steady and strong. The re-
~ been large. The Fanny Lake brought
- q cats from oamish Sunday, and
~ heought in Loo sacks Of oats and
~ Sunday.
r. 5opolt N exceptionally fne grocery
Nh y Increasing daily. Staples have
much during the last I'VE weeks. but
enaaeeo are notsd.
1upoKTANT sHrMKNTA
y smone the shipments from Seattle
mn the following: One car hops to
team Ash to Chicago. Gar shingles to
I'D to the Minnesota Transfer Com
- nap 70 Oaksdsle, lear salt to 9llens-
- fowdef to Roslyn, cor paint and
~, oae household goods 70 Roslyn. 1
lueheeT, car oil TO orfllia, car
~ LEAD 70 Puyallnp. car pelta to
1cer household goods to Portland. 1
- - Portland, l car stone to Ellens-
lzk ~ 10 Kent, car emigrant nova
11noud. car machinery to Ballard. /
70 4esler. cars merchandise to
car merchandise to Machias.
enxnRAL sHrPNENrs.
~ lat twenty-iour hours goods and
were shipped from Seattle 20
- coantry . follows: Northern
NM 198 tons: Columbia 4 Puget
4Neys 10 tons: Seattle, Lake Shore
yllNays lH tona BY water-Clara
y 10 8vAugel. Sc tons; Edith, tons;
-; City Of Quincy, Is tons; Wasco,
HAnton. 8 tons; lola, 8 tons; Cas-
es ekagit Chief 80 tons; Henry
- Total shipments, SO tons.
t1DIs1 AND YnoDUcE RRcRIPrA
IL lat twenty-four hours the mer.
produce receipts at this port ware
Nogthern Pacific railway. LA tons:
Il Puget Sound railway, 80 tons; -
eAcfe 4 Eastern railway, SIS tons.
kyangel, Is tons; Cascade, tons;
1Den. 10 tons; Fanny Lake, 114 tons:
ens; 8 n. Renton. S tons: lola, 3 tons:
g tons; Utsalady. 100 tons Total
III tons
NATURE or RxcErrrs
neak ] car stone, II cars merchan-
~ mutt ! car wine, cars WHIT ct, 3 can
~ tmigrant movables. l car grind
q potatoes, oar beans. / car -four.
npes. car oat meal. lear earthenware,
Ie9or, car pipe, cars shingles.
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4 aAlEnA APPllER FOR PILES

-. BY means oil this New Inssru-
- Xxx mcnt patients treat them
~ selves AT HON . an1 OBJ
tain continuous internal pressure and support,
" together with medicinal spp cation directly to
the affected parts instant relief cases. Price Thy
nail So. Send stamp for Pamphlet No. q. Address,
VI. E.Truss Co.. 194 Sacramento ST. Sar Francisco,
Cal Dr.. Piercc's Pile Remedy an excellent medicine
WITH the Appiier he mailed TO any address
within the United States Prizes of the Remedy, ~.
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CAMPING freight and passengers q reduced
VIII sail from San Francisco October 20, for
seattle, Tacoms, Port Townsend. Sehome. What
com, Feirh aven, Beilinghem, Olympia and way
notice. Receives freight daily It Mssion Street
Pier No. l.
GETZ BROS. CO.,
General Agents, San Hfanctaco
ia HATFIELD, Agent Seattle
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Troops CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
steamers JOSEPHINE ana pRIrA

alternate. will leave hatfield Colman's dock.
foot of Marion street. at g. m. daily, except
Seabeck, Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa. Llli-
waup, Hoodsport and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City at 4 m Special rates will
be made with excursion parties POW train
from Lilliwaup Falls 10 Lake Cushnan daily,
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Free reclining char cars run through from
Portland To Cnica 20 without change VIA the
40 second street. Boston block c. = Bald
In. agent. city ok.
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David, the Sinners Employment
OFFICE

Corner WASHINGTON and Commercial. Standard
Theatr Building
WANTED.
Walters, $ll and $l2 per week; barber shop
porter, IS Ter week and stand; chambermaid,
$40 per week; steamboat cook, $50 per month;
one poiisher in laundry, SIS per week: one
ironer, $iS50 Per week; swampers, $35 per
month; ranch hands SIS per month and board;
two helpers, $40 per month; tie makers, 12c
skid road men, $40 per month: skid greaser $40
per month; mixer. SIS per month; axmen, s.. 90
FOR SALE.
Lodging house, ten rooms good location, $l00.
Hotel IA rooms, kitchen and dining. room, well
supplied. e. 500 Fine saloon, central location,
500. Ree,Aurant. doing frst-class business,
5000 Lot, $3.50 RelinQuishments cheap.
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pAcu1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows:
For Can francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Ate p m. passengers received on
board at p. mr. October s. IL Is 2Q y and
80 and every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska: o toper and 20
From San Francisco, for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports: At q m. Oc'0ber 2 2. II IL.
% md "a and every FIVE days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle
GOODALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. General AgentA
San Francisco.
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TAKE TIE STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ
At Eaker & Co.'S wharves
FOR
FAIRHAvEN. wHATCOM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
II. ". BAKER & CO.. AGENTA
See Local Time Cards
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL RANK
or THE CITY or NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.

Depository Of public moneys Of tae Initial
Stases TIC state Of New York. the City OF New
BRAYToN IVES v.P sxYpxR
President ytee president
n. 4 SMITH, THoS J. 1IrNNxN.
Cashier Art Cashfer
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
bfayton Ives. President Edward J. Bervind
rfek. Colorado Coal and Iron Co, Charles g
Color. Jr. OF N. W. Color & Co. IL Pine street.
Cnnunccy y. Depew. prest n Y. C. q H II RI
Co Louis Fitzgerald. Prest. MercAntile Trnss
ley q Graham. ~ Maiden Lane. Henry 4
Hyde, Prest Equitable Life Assurance Society.
q Matthiessen. Of +. @. Matthiessen G
John T. searlcs, Jr.. Prest Hsvemeycr'e susar
Refining Co Sidney Il. Tyler, Prest. Fonrth
street National Bank. Philadelphia william
G. Whitney. ex-Secretary Of the Navy.
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To Az 'aAscls0o
Ana An Rulno =
CALIFORNIA
N uhe NJ shasts Roueo0
IN eoUTHERN PACIFIC coNRANx
NJ only coaeo
111oU01 CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AID SOUTH
an scxmc noufn o. 1xn sAcrDU ooAR
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEE1RRa
PULLMAN TOURIST sLExPYN0 CARS
Attached - express trains, sfrordine suporiep
decentralization for Docond-claas pssDenge1A
- zaee1. tickets, sleeping-car reservations
-, 81: upon O. address
THOMAS 4. GRAHAM. Distxia Passsnesv
1ronk 10 South Tenth street. Tacoma Wash
: r. ROGERS. Asa. General 1fsiEAs ana r..
oeng0 Agent. Portland. Or.
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CTEAMER MABEL
tsNoHoAIsH RIVER RourI.)
win leave Badere's wharf every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at O.. m, for Rich
mond, Twelve Mile Point, Edmunds Six Mile
Point, Muckilteo. Marysville. Lowell and sno-
homish. and returning on following days
Z. A. SWIFT, Manager.