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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13
The Play in MOrInOndOn

A much-traveed actor, with abundant
"reminiscences, is George D. Chaplain, who
for a number of years has been the chief
player in Nine. Janauschek's company
| He is an ingrained New Yorker. He was
popular as star in Australia, and before
| the combination system revolutionized
| theatrical affairs the land over, he played
several engagements. lasting some weeks.
at Salt Lake City. The stock company
was composed of Mormons. Brigham
Young took an interest in the stage and
made stage affair of it. He had two
seats in the theater-a regal kind of a
chair fronting the center of the stage in
| the orchestra circle, and his private box
| He seldom laughed but he enjoyed comedy
| The stars playing at his tbeater were we'll
paid. The resorces of the theater respond
ed to any thing an actor might demand.
A barber was in waiting in tie dressing
room. The costumes IF the house includ-
| ed anything from doublets and hose to
! dress suits, and if need be the tailor was
called in. At that time tickets could be
| bought by payment in any article that
priest. One of the faithful could bring a
plank and exchange it for seat for the
performance. All of this has been chang
GU, anu ItlC 4hO1 ul1tl1 uII Line
any other city establishment of the kind,
It is supplied with attractions, and is
booked in the regular order at the agencies
in New York. One of the Smith tribe is
the manager and is a shrewd snd capab e
business man, who has made money under
the conditions.
Acquired at Boston.
~ our daughter seems much improved
by her stay in Boston. 1t was kind of you
to give her the advantage of the culture
there. She tells me that she met and be-
came warmly attached to Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps and other literary celebritics;'' said
Bulger.
Yes growled Bowser, and l wish to
gracious she had never seen EN-
why, what's the matter?''
well. that Mrs Phelps, or Ward or
whatever her name is. filed her head so
full of reform in the matter of decollete
dress that the poor girl is shocked every
time she sees the elbow of stove-pipe, and
I've had to buy drapery for every elbow in
the house.
He sat and looked at the busy editor for
about fifteen minutes steadily. Finally he
yawned sleepily and remarked: There
are some things in this world that 60
without saying" Il know it." snapped
the editor, but there are too darned many
things that say good deal without go
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13
IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
An Americans Visit to the Capital of
the Turkish Empire.
.,olis Made up of Sew.
IS and POpulous Cities.
80 PEOPLE and Their RulerS-The
Sultan and His Government.

As we sailed up the sea of Marmora we
watched anxiously for the first sight of the
cities or Constantnople, hoping to arrive
before sunset, but it was not until the last
shades of the soft oriental twilight had
faded away that we caught our first
glimpse of its lights, at first agglomerated
IN grand confused mass, which seemed,
as we advanced, by degrees to unfold. to
dlsengage itself, the lights growing into
various groups divided by side chasms,
until at last the cluster thus far distinctly
connected became transformed as If by
magic, showing how Constantinople is
made up of various distinct cities, each in
| dlvidually of prodigious extent. AS we con-
| tlnued to sail we found ourselves gradually
| becoming surrounded by this whole, and
we realized that this vast circuit was divid-
| ed by a wide area of that sea whose wat
| ers reflected the many colored lights, lend
ing a fairy-hke effect, and we understood
that we were sailing in the midst of a
great metropolis resting half in Europe
| and half in Asia. The enchanting splen-
der of this nocturnal scene was sufficient to
repay US for our disappointment at not ar
irving before sunset, and we remained I'M
til late on deck in silent admiration en-
raptured with the brilliant illumination
Now and then a richly gilded kayck
| gllded quietly but with great rapidity over
the smooth surface of the water, carrying
some late returning MusSulman to his
home across the Bosphorus.
We retired with thoughts full of scenes
from the ARABIAN Nights" making
sleep an impossibility. Not sound was
to be heard other than at intervals the
bowling of ten THOUSAND dogs re-echoing
over the calm waters and the doleful sounds
of the patrols striking on the pavements
with their iron shod slaves. This latter
sound decreased as the morning began to
dawn, until at last, had it not been for an
| occasional dog, we should have been in
| dead silence. In the midst of this we
were startled by solemn voice, which
seemed to be chanting. Approaching the
window, curious to know what and from
whence this voice came, we were greeted
| by the rays of the rising sun gliding the
summit of Mount Olympus and the beauti-
full shores of the sea of Marmora, the point
Of Calcedon and the town Scutari. The
voice which had called US from our pill
| low was the ''call to prayer by the
nucyzin from the minaret of neighboring
mosque. We fastened on deck, and our
eyes ranged with delight over the marble
domes of st. Sofia, the gilded pinnacles
of the Seraglio glittering amid groves of
perpetual verdure, the long arcades OF
ancient aqueducts, the spiral minarets
of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13
Poisoned Darts.
New York Weekly.

Great belle -four seasons: 4 presume
you are going to Miss Tipton's outing
party?" Rival belle first season.: No,
| wasn't invited Great belle, malicious
ly) Indeed! how very strange! | am
going" Rival belle: Yes, | heard they
had finally secured a champeron.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13

The Office of the Wells Fargo Express
company, at Meadville, Pa, was robbed of
SIS 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16
sREApsyuFrA
TINE WATER PRONE.

The Ensiish vessel Hannah IAndes arrived in
port Yesterday morning with large cargo of
merchandise for echwsbachey DrcA The
vessel left England December IS and was 10
days ~ coming 20 this Port During the trip
one Of the seamen named Henry Swain was
Killed b. falling from The main mast to he deck
below.
The steam schooner l. J. Perry came IN frou
sullivan sloash Yesterday with cargo Of msr-
chandfsa.
The steam schooner Jeanne. sailing in the
Wells He, leaves San francisco for eeattlc to-
day.
The steam schooner Point Arena arrived yss-
fefday with . load Of lme and STONE.
The steamship City OF Puebla LEFT san Fran
CISCO for Seattle yesterday morning.
The bark Oakland IL dischsrung cargo al
Harrington A Emitn's wharf
The tug Biz has gone 10 blanchard with Z scow
Of railroad iron.
The steamer Delta was taken on the dry dock
yesterday.
The Willamette il still loading coal ss the
bankers.
The steamer Hayden Republic is due here
Sunday.
The tus Wasp Is lying u the Hatfield coimsn
wharf.
Tho bark Detroit il at the bunksn loading
coal
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MINING sroexs
EASTERN MARKETS..


~ YORK, May M-Ths stock market was
AGAIN extremely active. especially during
~ 0nnoon. when transactions nearly eauaied
sssuays large business. hut there Was q
sked falling OF later in the tiay. Reaiisa-
~ 80. were larger than az any time heretofore.
80 Ne downward tendency was aided BY the
ss.mering operations Of traders and the pro-
s.saonai element generally. The close was
q " put weak at or nearly the lowest prices
nc gay the losses are mostly for small frsc-
WY Governments duh and steady.
xoNEy AND EXCHANGE
aoncy on cal, light, eSSiscs elosei offered at
Wime mercantile paper. 4s.ts7c. sterling
Sa.asc quiet and weak; 6Adsy bills. 81. ssh
ssaaad. s1Ssis. Bar silvsr, slA
BOMBS.
d sss sssgissssedllss Us ssss teouronl. loSss
X ~ teouponl. Ia Pacific 10 .......iie
&c Observation-Disclosures
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IN FRANCISCO nARkErs.


6nnucs nDCxlPfs AND QUOTATIONS..
~ rnxxc5scn. Nay ls.--Producs receipts-
106D auaSter sacks; wheat. 1000 CEN
n tS1oe. 7.0oo contals: potatoes, 1000 sacks:
- ~ oacks: mfddlings, loo sacks
I1o11- Yhir: nominal cash price for family cx-
- ok1ooAU per Dbl; bakers extra. No6;
- >20Da.1O.
I<D Business h quiet. while the promise
M 0nxked activity IN the immediate future
i r. rG1lcularly bright: quosshle at eLs2lz
RI III Tor standard quality.
values ase wen sustained. though the
- = businsm = not large; Ne ! feed.
3UnlUgk: choice, ei.0: common grades,
h: trewing, el.o7sfN III for fair to good.
4iG0t3 20 for choice.
a. -zrsde Is picking mp, o. there b better
6Hf q o0orfngs on the sample market, owing
= iM1her arrivals from orsxun: quotAble
= Mco01.7O Per csntal for good 70 choice
-, md el.ssDLW per Genital for the common
C(ls-1hs msskst Il ssttins Into bester shape
II *: n1ockt ~ nos % large and hold.
- - 1on1noiiaod V make concessiona: large
loloR, a.t5{QL20; small yellow. 4t.2sl<t9
IL; uht1a, tiot0l ny per Genial: cracked corn
quoeahle q oeh01 par ton.
Can ueal- l(llleu quote iced At e2s96 per
~: ene kinds Tor The table. In large and small
Daetsss4 sos3<e psr posnd.
on eake neal oosehls q SIS Per ton.
AlodlinU-1he price Il still maintained:
euetshe = yloole ~ ton; chopped feed quota
~ = Ql6o02zn pr ton.
Hpeo-1ifuef: quotable at iNal4c per ID.
lran-Qnoeahls q elAb0s15 per ton
y 6soun4 harley Quotsbls at tsAe2s per ton.
fotAeoo-Naw are qustable 1T al.7sg225 per
motol; cd range from sl50 TO g. 50 per Genital.
onie1e-Haay q ll.7ssz60 per GENITAL
Wooa-6an Joaquin aud southern year staple,
~ pconl. l2{@iSc; Can Josquin and south
IN ssen nonths. 12(9l6c; choice foot Hill.
N90c; Northern choice. lSaDc: Nevada,
u011c; Humboldt and Msndocinc. ls42tc
OPTIONS
eau hoard sales wheat Hnyer 1890. 2,Ooot tons.
11S1yl4 ssz; closing. tLasss: Buyer. season.
- eooa tLsl ste9Lsis4: closing. u.sls4.
boney Buyer, lsao, leo tons at sill:
e1eltn& lilo: Buyer, season. 100 tons at sl.0lis
Aiernoon- W heAt-Buyer ls9c 2, 800 tons 1t
Aee9ltH<. closing. tiasis; buyer, season.
Ieo toas. etSa@l 3d. ! closing. Ns2s..
hafley-Bayef. 1880. 100 tons, sloi.
FINANCIAL.
Dlafss on sight, New York. per 3loo. l7s<c:
esafte On New York. tclegraphic. 22ssc. Ster-
ng bills on London, hank. s4ssss. sterling
elu on London. commercial, s4x. silver
IN per ounce. u oaaiossa. Mexican dollars.
u9NiSc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16

WssAingtsa Imnigrasiea 81 uenesesa0
Association.
We havs for sale 1000 acres In different pazts
- the state in s. 10, 90 CO. % ard ieoacrs iarns;
good farming lands. % acres 81 EnumclaW. =
miles On Northern Pacific railway.
sxrrxssos COUNTY.
Three hundred acres. eii sec !. tp n n, ~:
Ill good land: 50 acres sown In grass. rs pc
acrca; ITO acres In Gee Is II ~ a. W: good clay
upland. heavily timbersd, SO per AGRA
xrrsAr COUNTY.
~: mosiiy bottom land. si2s0 Per sesA
kxAcoRrxs.
Ten acros heautifni land adjoining FidslRs
City. CT afei really for p . sing; $50 pr acre:
Is acres Gear the above. ! 90 per aese
One hundred and atty acres near Juanita.
Lake washtug on, IL miies west Of &. L. D. 4
Il r. r.. partly cleared. good Improvement
fsuit trees. STRAW berries etc IS per acre; viii
One hundred and sixty acres. TX miles water
n.e. beautiful Loo stion; god fvr plattiag; nice
beach: - per aere
Five and 10 aOrc farms near Lake w ashing.
tnn $50 tot o per acrs. IS lots 0xi-o near Ma
/ on street power house. with view OF Lake
washins Ton and Pnset sound. zoo 20 $50 each.
Lot Al ra,ona aaxleo; fronts on two streets:
email hons. Gocd s-ring: dno view 81 Lake
Union aad the city. &oa
TIVE hundred acres secs Is and IA. ~ IS ., I
". ei2 50 per acre. 20 acrsa esc y. tp - n. q
e.s5 per acre
Greas bssSans at Kent And Slaughter: both
are suburban towns of Seattle: half hoar ~
railroad.
Washington Immigration and Homestead
Association.
Rooms e and =. Roxwcll building. cornag q
columnia aud Front strcets. seattle. wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16
AeAIEMA APPlIER RoR PllES

b means Of thia New fns1ru-
msn& patients treat then.
~ selves AT HON = and OBJ
IA tain continucRa Internal pressure ard support.
- tcgsther with medicinal spplicasion o6rseffy -
mail. 81 Ssadstsmp forPxmphlst No. =. Address.
-: s5e4 Sacunsnto 81. San Frsaceco.
Cal. DIR. Pfercc's Pile Remedy excsllsnt medicine
70 With tha Appsr oaa s. mailed % any address
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SAN FRANcisco. May 15.--Arrived--s Steamer
fafnllonc. Yaqutna Bay: steamer Wilmington.
Nanaimo; bark Fresno, Port Gamble Cleared
Steamer Columbia. Portland: steamer Costa
Rics, Nanatmo Depsrted-steamer City Of
Puehla Victoria.
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SuAnEE AS6ELgS

Leaves n v. Dsker 4 Cas- wharf ovsry rseA
cay q 10 - m tor Fort Towns<ast Sroufsz.
Seu pEafenssss fofs Angeiess CFss~ns nav,
Lyae River sz& Pysas. esrgr3ng srwieht ard pas.
GsgsrA H J. LgsE1I. 1anaxo-.
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LONDON. MAy l5-Bas silver. per ounce, s15
me. 8 -: Consols. 05S906s<: bullion paid out
e ne Bank Of Engisnd, x75,0oo Bank OF
England discount rate, 3 per cent
BRExpxyUFrA
LIVERPOOL May Is.--wheas--Fimer; Califor.
nia spot lots, 7a97s ID on coast ass. lust
shipped. 81 Sd: nearly due 3ss %; cargo and on
cost, quiet: on passsee. rather easier.
1nxiiah country markets drm
French country nsrkefs q turn dcsrer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16
ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALI POINTS on
GRAYs HARBoR
PUGET SOUND 4 GRAYs HARBoR & =
1hsoagh In one day from Seattle
I.sins connect caily at Kamilchfe - ! p -
viii steamer from Seattle.
nuIcKEsr TINE 10 OLYMPIA
KANILcHIH AND GRAY's HARpoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH
me opposition hoasl

Uhe opposition boAtl
Leaves Tacoma from the N. r wharf daily, ex.
cept sunday. o. 4 m. sharp. Returning,
leaves Kamilchie 12:l5 p. m: Olympia, 2 D m:
steapers reaching Seattle It Z p m. and which
ore through hosts for whatcom and war raintA
Leaves Baker Bacon's dock. foot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, 1t : p. M. Sunday.
n. B.-This boat must be taken from To-
coma TOR Gray's Harbor county, being tbs
only THROUGH BOAT.
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SrEAMER MouNTAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington q smiths wharf, foot Of Washing
ton street. , z. n daily, and returning
except sundays. for
COLBY, BROOKLYN, BRlCKYARDs,
MfTCHELLS POINT. SIDNEY and head OF
FORT ORCHARD.
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DR.. ORDAN'S OFFICE
Is AT THE
RESIDENCE or M.MAYOR TRSLER,
THIRD AND JANIS.

Consultation and psescris tions absol utely
FRuK.
Send for free book explaining the Histoysne,ic
system
CACTIOS-Ihe Histogenetic medicines ere
cold In but enc agency in each town. The label
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: "Dr. J. kuyene yorsans Hisfogt uetic
Medicine" Every other device is fraud
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SEw YORK xxKcaANnssx.
rs ~ YORK, MAY Is Hops-ssrong.
SSass-orsions closed barely ssesay. rcsnts
- - 70 points up; sales xaOe bags, Nay.
iAsos juno. SlhS. Jsly, sis 2sSslNss.
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TUE srrAArR
JOsErHINE
Leaves the Hatfield coimsn dock &c O'Clock
q m. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday for
Kingston, Port Gamble, S<abeek and Union
Ctfys the head OF navigation on Hood's canal
L AYES Union City on Tuesday. Thursday ard
Saturday at O'Clock =. For freight or passage
Apply on toard or 10 Colonel J. ~ Giglaer
agent a. dock
JOHN ANDERSON. Master.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY


Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Nictoris. AT p N. passengers received on
losrd - p. MI n .. Ia Is. IS q. and
every I'VE days thereafter.
Fer AlssKa. nay ami IS. ~. m
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Found ports. AZ q m. Ma S. Ii, Is. 20, Is
81. and every I'VE days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained 1t the ONES Of the
company 1t Ocean Dock seattle.
G0ODALI. PERKINS & CO., San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

sealed bids viii be received By directors OF
sciocs issrsca 30. I, uatss Monday. June 2. fsse.
attn nj. sr- sehoos bonds esra Of ire demon
,uxston ~ cue sAcasani Efesl collars. the
wAoIe Of the prsaespSl .. sail bonds 10 - enc
hundred and sfEy ta1xsasd $3.50 ep3s tcllars
Thee beads viii bear Interest - 5 pr esai
Der snnnza p.yasss sszas-Aagr44ly-
Eonds wi ran swensy years frcra July J. fssa
both p-ins Pal and iEtsress pay al . ~ View York
or san Frxaessxo 1t tie optic al purchaser.
Bss d viii ee sels 70 The rsrsoa haaasas the
nsxAxsf rate OF prwnlasa: easA bid % isacIr1e
the rata OF pvxxaiusn AsAd scerass fatsrest
lstxnr1 ". q. LATIAEE, ca. Trsaz
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frArTLx. May Is. Ia
- & the Seattle Clearinghouse re-
71Gjs "a, 75S.7L
11S-v vs. : quiet dsy foe the maSke1s -
- h pfices Of fluctuations ase con
7|27 TSe rscelpn sud shipments wers good.
80 SECURED 70 change the market ~
11orkp q fruits and vegetables are CON-
~ "a De market ID firm q prices last
uuesry snd poultry markets are also ne
- - 5 Biz drop In the brick market
= - month and the prices II present
-. Tbey h4ve dropped from ~ per
s. = 50 VI thousand 4 few thousand
2N m1erioF quality have sold Tor - per
~ - even IS per thousand. but those
- vory lev. The standard price as
Eis7s = = M thousaud. Competition hiss
- 1870 81 ne remarkable drop and sev-
1sms have succumbed In the stfifa.
1ppssB AND PRODUCE nEcurTA
s - last lwenty.four hours the mes-
"a produce feccipts at this port were
7Sr: northern Pacific railroad. a56 tons:
& Puees Sound railroad. 30 tons:
800 SHORE 4 Eastern. 81 tonA BY
) f11r1ou, tons; Kingston. 5 tons;
1so, tons; Munrns. ton: fleetwood, I
- xosipss, ~ tors
sHIrNExra.
- last twenty-fouY hours goods and
~ usse shipped frum Seattle 70 the
80 countsy - f0slows: Northern Pa
: ~, ~ tons: Columbia 4 Puset Sound
3 r toas: eeattle. LAks Shore 4 Easttro
. l0ns by wstsf- KinGston. tons;
80. I tons: Anderson. - tons. W.
ISefa. tons: Evangel. 10 touA Total
Z - k-~~~
4 NATun1 os REcEfrh
- 4 brick, = can lumber. car emf
1SQoh1oo, oar empty kegs, I ear shin
- houDehoId goods, car milk. l cor
~, CT wagons. ears hour. cars
u hoges. 2can joe, car GlAss. lear po-
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ERoN TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= the line - take to al points East anA
cousn. II u the DINING CAR ROUTE It
runs through vestbuled Trains every
oay In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
mo charge Of caro-
COMPOSED Of DINING Cans unsurpassed. IN
MAJ Drawing Roam ssesperD q
latest eQafnmeuk
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Beet that can Be constructed aud in which
Recommendations ara both FREE aud furnished
for holders Of iifst or second-class tickeu, and
ELEGANT DAT coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with an lines
Pullman sleeper reservafions caa be secured
N advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETs
10 and from al points In America Eugiaud
and Europe can b purchased 1t any tickes
ONCE oil this company.
Leave seattle It SOS a m daily: arrive q
Minneapolis Or Sc Paui ~ $40 p m.
PACIFIC DIyIsIox.-Arrive nj Seattle 9.s5 Z m,
through train from Fast and south: 1855 4 m.
Olympia ana Chehalis exprss! AIS M, II
coma express, IS p M. Portland and South.
Leave Seattle SOS = m. through train for
xest and South: 1880 4 m. Tao lnaa exprsss:
M, Portland and SOUTH
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
cant day coaches, 1ness palace dining cars be
Pull information concerning rates. time Of
trains routes and other details surnished o.
4 pf B. cH Hat ASH. Gen Pass AT.
II Flnt s., Cor. washington Fortand, q.
4 CHI CITY Tieke. Agent sls second
= TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. she h<s.
sonsppe<i Itne Tor all points East A. Callnsrs.
civ t,rket agent. nc Sesond street, Bosssn
block. r. Tcnksn. dereL ticket agent seattle
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BALLOONS, BALLOONS
Our next los Of balloons Will hs ready 10 dis.
tribute Friday We VIII give one to each child
se.onpanied by ITS parents or guardians
f.hrxfer CleaYy.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAlLwAy-THEonLY
TRANscoSTISENrAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC coAsI
CONSISTING OF
Palace sleeping and parior cars,
Elegant day coaches
Luxuyious dining cara
connodious col0nist sleeping cause.-The lassss
THROUGH TICKETS
20 st. Paul. chisseo Detroit; Toronto. Montreal
Quebec Halifax. ~ John. New York
Boston. Portland, and all
points Ia the United
States and Canada can De purchased q less rasee
than via any other line.
Passengers booked to and from Ill xzropsan
points.
For rates. maps and pssticuian can % = -.
q a. MccoRD.
No wa,hing:on street, Portland O.
WI CARSON, Tacoma, wash.
D. 4 BROWN, Asst GEN Freight anA Esmsn.
ger Agent. vancouver, b G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postoficA
coLuMBIA I PUGET SOUND RAILRoAp-
Trains arrive and leave Seattle = follows
Leave. Arrive.
Newcastle ard way-.-..-.--- SOP m sooA m.
franklin and way-.-....... Is . m. . p m.
Coal trains with coach attached. have M
regular runaing time, will carry passenger
X W. MCNEIL. AanaRes
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 "A Legal Wreck" We do not remem- Der of a recent production in the comedy line that can at all compare in point of success with this last work from the pen of young Gillette. Its novelty and cleverness are sufficiently remarkable to more than pack the house at every rep resentation.-Dramatic News. At the opera house Friday evening.
 "Fantasma."
 The attractive, weird and mysterious looking printing with which the Hanlon Brothers announced their production of the new "Fantasma," the stories of the excellence and success of the piece which came here in advance from cities where it had been presented, combined to attract large audience at the opera house last night. The spectators had been led to expect a great production, and they were not disappointed. Music, mystery, magic, comedy, pantomime, song and dance, melodrama and extra vanganza all contribute to this pleasing and skillfully arranged entertainment and it is clothed in most elaborate and attractive form. There are more sur prises, more tricks and more mechanical devices in this piece than would stock three of the ordinary extravanganza. such as the public has been accustomed to for the past few years. The play will be repeated this evening.