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The WATER 'FRONT.'.

Steamship wsiia Walls sailed for San Fran
cisco last evening AZ o'clock. She took but
little freight from this port bat had long iSss
OF passengers Among her cabin passengers
from Seattle were the following: samuel Rnd-
dell and wife, Mrs A. G. Brookheid. Mrs Ed-
mnnds. IT. Dun, r. J. Galley, n. h Riensx. A.
W. Wilson. S. r. Grant. ]. II. Hall, l. r HAIR
rison, l. Leopold. Lillian Bray, Rney Bray. Miss
Rhode Newell, Charles W. loucertack. r W.
Scott, v. r. Parker. Charles Perkins and vile,
6. W. Boardnan snd wife, W. Barr. Alfred KeO-
ban. $. K. Spencer. Mrs. Rockfellow, Mrs-
Prindlc, G. W Cappeimann. Miss Anscinefte
Bertrand, Mrs. Geor-e E. Monroe, Mis A. over-
veg. Mrs. 81 Goodenberg and two children =.
Goodenberg, and Emil oyerweg. There we're
thirty steesaSe passengers
Steamer wasco was to be hauled ont On the
ways st the dry dock last night She viii b
hauled up behind the Queen City. She win b
of her run about week. and when she returns
70 service viii be in irstclass trim
The bark Rufus T. Wood arrived in Port yea-
terdsy from San Francisco she WA towed Ii
BY the tug Ioiyoke and win take on cargo %
coal for the return trip rs soon ~ abe dischaxgk
her ballast.
Today the steamer Greyhound goss On her
regular run between here and Tacoma agnin.
She viii make three trips daily hereaftcr. leav-
ing Seattle at 30 q N. and HAS and $50 ,. m
Steamer Augusta was drifting about as the en-
trance 70 the harbor for some time yesterday
evening on her ont Trip. Something was evi-
IDENTIFY wrong with her machinery.
Steamship Haytian Republic arrived from
San Francisco yesterday morning with - tons
OF freight and fifty three passengers for Seattle
Steamship Umssilla arrived yesterday from
San Francisco. bringing a long List Of passengers
and 500 taEs of freight for Seattle.
The ship spartan arrived In port yesterday
from san Francisco for . cargo of coal Tug
Tyee towed her in
Tug Hornet took several RATS OF lumber from
Salmon bay TO Meadow point yesterday Tor tAs
Great Northern.
The little steamer San Juan did . big business
yesterday. she had . large number Of passen-
gers each trip
Tug Queen City has been hauled out On The
wars al the dry dock 70 be siyen general over
hauling.
Tug Wasp sowed six RATS OF lumber to Nukil-
teo and Gardner for the Great Northern yester-
DAY.
Tug Sc. Patrick went 70 Port Orchard yestex-
day with 4 sccw to be loaded with stone
Tug Naseofte towed . piledriver 10 Salmon
bay yesterday for the Great Northern
Steamer Henry Bailey brought In thirty tons
OF hay yesterday for Baxter & Co.
Tugs Chinook and Hays are towing logs from
Guemes island 20 Fasrhayen
Tug Biz is towing boom OF cedar from s.
uisn to Tacoma
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These wsn-knsvn and reliable specialists treat
III acuie and chronic diseases OF thu eye and ear
Ihey are the most eminent PHYSICIANS on the
American continent As surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY. sperma,orrhra semi
nal L5.scs. Night Emsssicns- Loss o. Vital Powers
Aversion 90 Scctety. Nearly DISCOURAGED Lack al
Coincidence, Dan, Lstiess. mat Tor Study o. Bus'-
ness permanently and speedly cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMITIES and impedt
Oeots TO marriage corrected
BLOOD AND skiN DISEASES. syphilis COM
ScrofalA- Erysipelas Biofs hes. ETuptionA. Eczema
Acne, Ulcers. Pimpsoz. Pans Ia the Head and
1snes, etc, permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY, kidney aud Bladder Trouhies
Weak BACK. FurItng Crne. Frequency OF Irs-
mea; on standing. Gono-rhpa, Gieet. Cystssus
Sa-ioceic. Hycroceie. etc, permanently cured
Charges reasonable.
Structure cured In from nft~en TO twenty
days by she latest and most scientific methods-
CATARRH Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and perm snenfiy cured.
PILES, FissAl. kissure. Rectal Ulcers. persectiy
cured without knife, uSasrre or cacsfic No defea-
tion from business over 1000 cases cured Ire<t
msnf scientific, safe aad painless, and wondertuiin
LIS results.
LApIEs-Au Femle weakness promptly
eufed- Headsche Nervous Pr0strafion, General
Debility. Sleepessaess, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles. Inflammation. ClceE alton, Falling Dis
placements. pisnenorrhHa. spiaal Weakness,
Kidney Complaints Change OF Lsse, etc
Office Hours . IN 10 p. m sEntayA =
n - - n.
N.R-persons unable 10 visit; N may be treated
~ their homes b. correspondence. Consultation
Gtee
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
suxxARY OF THE slrrATsav


San Francisco, April l1-The potato market
opened quieE This morning. ana there we're no
changes in prices worthy os Iaen;lon. Ssw p0-
tatoes are Eof arriving freely and are rather
6gm- Onions are rather easy. fTszls remains
active, Eita excellent demand so- oranges 81 al
kinds No changes IL psiees were Isosed this
morning. Strawberries are coming in slowly
ard sell setl az good figures. Apaies &c getting
very so4rcc~ Heayy supplies AID Light demand
continue 20 keep the butter market in = wezk
condition. one or two choice lots % fancy rosl
were sold for eae b1s that vas exceptional, and
iac was the railing aSare Caecss % st!!l p2sngi-
.al Egga ara held t-ra. as receipts are rather
Iigh. under "A Increased demand Some nne
ranch eggs sold as high as elc. Asparagus Ia IN
active cali. and dealers ere holding what tier
have 81 steady prizes. Greea peas also are
shade highs-- strsrg beans are not plentiful
and are s-nly hea1- Creasnse-s are hard 20
ge. The wheat market continues strong, bat
the sample trad. Is Ugh. a. present. shippers
are not anxious n purchase il nos Feed bar
ley ia arm, with fair demand Scr choice. br.ghf
stock Quotations. are unchanged. Oats are
very strong and quotations highsr Niilssaas
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COUSrr NOTICE..

NoTICE-TO ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
meSert.ss 70, rendering service o. performing
aoof Tor King county Nctice II hereby given:
That under and according 10 m Acs passed by the
"A ct ~ regulate the disbursement 81 I'll moases
oythe onicers Of the state Of Warrington and al
district, county and precinct oflcen and commits
aaOns Of the ssate Of Washington. and declaring
emefIency Al claims presented 70 said county for
m1ferials furnished services Fendered labor per-
Acefihcafe. certifying on honor that such material
- been furnished. service rendered labor per
DFned - described In said claim which aad cersI-
nc1fe snail b pax Of said claim or attached 10 the
same.
All precinct or district ofcers charged with dis
hursement Of public monies or presenting claims TO
the county for material furnished services rendered
Or labor performed in and for said county, shall
take miiy itemised vouchers for such disourse
ments. which said vouchers shall be IN duplicate.
other 70 be retained by the officer or person max
ing the disbursement. certifying the indebted
ness In the case Of claim
Said vouchers shall contain certificate By the
pefsou or officer making such disbursement or Ill
ing such claim certifying on honor that the ms
cred for which such disbursement Is made. or claim
nied. have been actually delivered. rendered Or
performed.
section III Of said oct reads q follows:
ANY officer or person violating any OF the pro-
visions Of this act shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
nned u any sum or not less than 800 or more
than &8OO and may be imprisoned in the county
month";
All vouchers Or claims presented to this once for
payment must Be made out and certified 70 In
strict compliance with anid law. By order Of the
board NJ county commissioners
r. A. Tw1CHELL County Auditor.
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are steady and prices are urshzrsed. although
tending higher.

arc steady and prices are urchzrged. although
tending higher.
rzoo-cE ExcEfrrs Axo oro-SrroSA
pr~arce rseeir's-Fio1sr. = en, quarter sacks.
wheat. $3.50 cegstGss. barrier. ss-euo censs~s-
Fioszr-Farnisr extra s. So - Per hoa' ozkeT
extra SiSssSs--5. SEvrsnle. $24e5lsA
wheat--s{. s>ss(st-s 80 Per &C ntaI-
Barsey--Sa. / iced. <l5-tzs choice lisa
La: cpSar-e,r. grades s. X. bsewirS. N.4SS3L<S
for lair % coed. an. 81 30 Eor choice
D1ts-SkzrFsxxe. sl-c5-I-s9- milling Slas4
lsa. GOOD 10 choice. sl7szi-57ss: fair, sL7o4
l--ss. gray. si-15szl-7T-s PEI eentaL
Cora-la-ys yellow. 81 81 i-S7,1. small yei-
iow, sLzssi AZ: white, sl-ssss9l-s-'s per cen
tai
OPTIONS.
Cafl board sales whSxs-E1yef 1,gi. G-els<0
1sFs, closing At SIS !: buyer season, asiss9
ls-%.. closing a. $i-S1xx.
Earsey-Bayer Is9i, I-sss 43lsssS, closing as
N-<5.-
FFSAyCTAL
D-sfts-sight, izslc: teisSrsphic. 1s<e sseg-
ling hllss-Bark, $ss7s4. sight, flss5.s CONNER
ciai. stsa silver bars, s7sgasc- Mexican dol
lars $685.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
nxAscrAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aprsl lS-cics.ng consols: Money.
s.. money account 30 lS-iS: o. 8. As, l24ix.
U. s zssss, iol Bar SILVER. a Hid per ounce
BzEADsIrFrS
LvEErooi- April ls--Wheat-In poor de-
maud kSnSss Winter. hard and steady &C S 3D.
Corn-DeEaand fair For Sysos and good for fr-
lures. spot and April. es = "a. strong. May, g
al. strong: June, Is SD. strong
loSpoS. April lS---lae Marx Lane Express says.
English heats are firm. ranging from 3I945e-
Furrfg1 Is active aud Is dearer. C2iifornfa il
quoted a. sss Flour is firm at Top price, Corn
Is I'd higher. Barley ssld cats are higher. AZ
tosdsy's msrxes English and foreign wheat cold
.. Cd advance. English -four, Is higher. Amer
Iran AfStsr
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Sr.rYrx Wash Fab .. 10

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. q. 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan: / am another
one who can testify to the wonderful
cures made by your Histogeletic medi-
cines. After taking Treatment, from sew
eral different physicians In the East for ten
years and receiving but little benefit gave
up ali hope OF being any better After
coming west heard of the Histogenetic
system and gave 1t trial. was restored
to health and hope many others may be
benefited as / have beea. Anyone wish
ing TO know more than the above state
Elent can find rne on Eaton street. between
McClair and WiIfred.
ELLA HUDDLESTON.
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-May0r
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genesic system
CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud
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March IS. 1881
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir. Please look on
your records for my name, Benz Ed
wards. and send me the same kind Of med
iclne that | used for the lump which was
IN my side / remember that one OF them
was TT and I think the other was NJ.
You hare cured The lump, for which am
very thankful ard you can publish nv
name II you think it will be Of anv af-
vantage 10 yol. / want the medicines
now 10 send back TO nv daughter in the
state of Indiana who hiss lump in her
side. similar TO the one had, as near as
can judge by the letters that we receive
from her. One doctor says il is tunsor
and another says II is cause: from the
spleen Please send the medicines a. once.
Tor which enclosed find money order
Yours, respectfully,
BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
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fremont Buildins. GA Front ss.
M mo-. v1oe.y and nvoras,y known specsa,isss
Eurgical Diseases and diseases az Eye. Ear, Nose.
..es nom sae Unsversisy q he City q New Yoss
and q the Long lsland College Hospital Brooklyn,
sss and unIver 81 success IL u. treatment and
eur II Chronic diseases entitle these eminent ply
slcians % The fun confidence Of the aficsed sves
CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE Tor ne
awsal soecss OF early vice and the numerous evils
fRivXTE. BLOOD A,,p SKIN DISEASES
spssd,,y e7@p,s,s,y and pernsnsnsay S s1rsd mr.
Pills. FIsTTLA AND RECTAL TLcERs
S SNp o'ss VnRc s1 psn
nensiy and successfully erred In evexy aAe
saTrh aa ssm sS'S WeaSnes:. ' Los: M.nhooa
Night Emissions, Decaycc Faculties Female
either sez pos;sv.iy casss - well S Il, snnciionS
disorders thas result nom youthful solies or the
MARRIED NEN. or ihoss entering = thas
happy in. aware II physical disability. quickly
STRUCTURES rsd,ea1iy ana safely cured with
cot pain or detention from business
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Cassrra. Brcnchiti4
IA Tar. Woam Ss Dysp p ocnssips
Ion and Ill Diseases a the various organs Of tne
q oss as. saa asa
No matter what ycar complaint, consult thess
ski,ifni surgeons. who are abe 70 eject cures IN
many cases tha2 have been pronounced hopeiesA
Al srrE:s.s aissssss ,nmoss ana .ssrE,s,ss r
saresry. stxictura Al diseases and ceforr,ites a
either sex, al impsdsmenfs marriage ellckly ~
cess. IS the Sss. esidence o. . docsor's sxsL
cfsce Hours-e "a until p. M Sunday. IL =
snea. All conadensial ssnd eeass II sfAnas 70
Insure prompt reply.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
+ the line TO take TO All points East and
South !; IS the BIxINocAR ROUTE Il
runs through yestibuisd Trains every
day in the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
no change Of cars,
COMPOSED Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
drawing Room Sieepefs OF latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
ccmmodatscns are both FREE and furnished for
holders OF first or secoad-ciass tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with ali lines. ~
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from an points in America England and
COMPANY.
TEAMS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For ST. Paul and Chicago 6:i5a m. and 200 m.
Portland and the south. 6:l5 and $3.50 = M and
Olympia. $50 a. m.
Chehaiis local. 200 ?. M
Anaccries express. $40 g. m.
sedro and north, 2.45 p m
200, 5:2S and s:20p. IA
1RAIss ARRIVE
From St. Paul and CHICAGO, ll:S9 q m and
Portland and the south, $40 = m, AIS and
chsnAii. and Olympia IL SO q m
Anacorfes express. ego n m
Ssdro and north 1928 p H1-
Tacoma and local, S:40 IL SO n M: 2:zS, AIS,
S:45 and IL as .. n.
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches finest palace dining cars between Sc
stLe- Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time of trains.
routes and other details furnished ON ap2icar
ton 10
4. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
III First ST.. cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
A. cHILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block Seattle, Wash
l. A. NADEAU. General A. en-: and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street.
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p,.rp,x w.sh All, . $50,

PR.IRrK. Wash. April .. 1891.
DR.. gordan-Dea- Sir: You have done
my brother such wonderful good that I
wish you would please send one of your
books, explaining the Histogenetic sys-
tenn, 10 the enclosed address, marking
scrofulous troubles. Very respectfully.
TAYLOR ARMANTROUT
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MERCHANDISE.

TO Is points up Sales were is,eco hsgs, inclslsf-
ing April 81 si--Ss. May. ss7.essi7-SD: Iasse.
siS.e5sI7.ie: guly. sis.Szsc $50; August. si6aS
spot kio siesdier. fair caryoes, &c; No. :, Iss<c
sngar-Raw. fsia and quiet, .enn-d. Erm aud
fairy active
CeppSr-Sogni1al.
lead--Duils domestic. s1N
1in-Siesdy, straits, <-0lS
CHICAGO BOARD or IRanx.
CHICAGO, April IS-wheat is active and within
higher, with july rather in the lead. sud after
some eucsualioss prices were advanced 20 n
point isse higher for May and lie higher for
July than the closing figures of saturday Re
eeip:s, zsa.u4o bushels; shipments, s7s,eo bush
wheat-Firu,: cash. 81. ossl o5s.; May, sLass.a
i05ss: July. si.oii .,SI-esss
csc.
ostx-Firm: cash. 5ezc; May. 5Sc; July. So.
Gle
Pork-stealy: cash, $3.50; Nay. s.ss7,<:
Isri-siesay: cash. s67al; May. x.sax:
July, S. iois5.l@s-
Rye-Quiet at 81 s9S7c.
Whisky-Ssi&
shoulders : s1salo; short clear. sass:
short ribs, $40.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. April 2-cassie-l.ecclpss. II zoo;
higher steers, common 10 extra. 81 aszys s.:
Hogs - Receipts, a3.oUo; weak. rough and
common. S1sss. -. packers. 81 sz1ss 10: Prime
heavy and butcher weights. sAiasals: hight,
sherg-Receip.s. 1900. steady: natives. 8. 10
tsa.5; westerns, sS-sa5Ase; iames, s5-azss- 70;
Texans, <a-2s.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHas5E-
BosroS. April i2--flesing s.ocks:
Atehison & Topeka &@s Mexican Cea., com enss
Burlington $3.50 Diego ...-----. ~
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izSSacr. rssaEa.isa. Gtncy. liver sz1 hseeer con-
PAINTS lsze e.ex. lraasre. sessrs ges<rsi heAse.
esc fss eeE-ssas 8esSrFsst szsrsseDes0
others ana gives that instantly fs,t
b. tie ferssss 81 oao o. sae VIII ssre =.
efseave diseases Eeessz14s have eeeo ssca
b. ssis investssr aeF AZ cher remedies
filled. Aaa hare Esasxaes 81 sesrsEsnSss tS0 Al
states.
Our peverfz, iHgrcved electric szsge.ssry = "a
erea.eks boon eze-ed weak uss; n tres vita ~
e>s Seat for ennple4c anywhere In tie z s.
s5ca -ereips OF Of syP-eas srG sassf a-e
nesA snd vSevxs xsrxagsh gexrasfs<e IN ~ % - sstA
Send for eur .rx- I,nsr-asri sesis1 se ~
EsA. address tie esaassy - essse< Ct lie ssssasS
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Men who are lacking In vital force aud vi=cr.
NJ wrak nervous from any cause. send ~ once
for the New Coaneu SeRse Home Cure.
No nsusearsa. drugs No electric nonsense. Tsres1
ma 10 ~ :sss Sealed information free Address
llbIoa Pharmacy Co. Box %, Albion. Mich
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MARKETS
Trade very active yesterday ard shipments Of
merchandise were unusually large Oats are
coming in quite freely bat prices remain frn-
There Is Us improvement n rae hay market aud
some good stock 10 being offered al $40. The
only feature wo.shv OF srseciai note in the fruit
and vegetable market wss the arrival OF small
quantity OF summer squash. A fresh stock Of
green vegetables was received on LIE matilda
The supply OF Eastern creamery butter Is short
aud prices arm Eggs are becoming plentiful
and prices are tending downward In the
lumber market trade continues TO Improve
steadily and prices have been advanced about
10 per cent by she new schedule adopted by the
lumcermen's association
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
Daring the past twenty-sonr hoETs goods sad
lneacha1c,se hare been shipped from Seattle IN
the following amounts. By Esil-Sorfhera Pa
cine, ne tons. Cosarnbis d Frget sound, - tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, H. tons. By wa
ter-Eassern oregea, - tons: City of Seattle. -
Stale o: Washington. Is toas. tisriznd. 10 tons;
". =. Aunroe. - tons: fsirhaycn, u toas.
Washington, toEs; DELTA. s tens; City OF Kings
tcr- , tons, eide. tons; G-aae, tons; BUCK
eye, tons. A. r. Robinson. tens. lola. toa
Total shipments Cd tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE EEcEtrrs
Produce sEd merchandise have been received
Al the port of seattle during the past twenty
four hours As fellows: BY rail-Northern Pa
csfic. SO tons. Columbia d Puget Sound, 10 tons;
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastegn, III tons BY wa
teri ma.lasa. 500 tens; Haytsan Republic. IL
tens: Henry Bailey. - tons. City OF Kingston.
- tons; City OF seattle, IL so2s. Mabel 10 s0us:
City OF Qaincy. L tors; state OF Washington. 10
tons. Eyslgei, 8 tons: feiraayen. tons. Total
receipts, al tons.
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RAHWAy0.
TO aAH FRANCISCO
And ~ posnzz =
CALIFORNIA
viashe II shasta rouse q -
eH SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
The onIy rccte
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al pcsE:s
EAST AND sOCTH
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING cARs
Attached % exSress srxsns. asordsng superior 90
comE cdaszons TOR seconded pessengera
Fer r8teR 6ekefs. oseepsrg car reservations,
etc, cali upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger Agent
10 South Tensh street. acoma- VISA
Passenger Agent Portland. o..
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The 81
WEIIs rUoTT SOUND IsT-
CHEAP RATES or YHx1anr.
sTKA1nRs LAKxE AND SIGNAL.
fsa So ylsseiseo sbr sesssie iasins fssishs FOR
- rssss s s psss g. ne following dafes and
An e e ..
~ ............--.........---.........- "a
CHARLES r. WELLS,
10 California 81. San Francisco, Cal
.0. CAkkOLL Agent Union dock. seatsie.
CLrrrza LINE
HEw YORK 10 PUGET SOUND. Dn.r1.
he ans Americas snip
.sa = ss.ay g receive sa Be. s1 7oa :.
S~p.1s'eu'.Ts :s sv ss,s: q sEs!sas ,gp.y
on. BALTouR. WILLIAMSON Co.
- Cotton Exehanse, Hanover Square. =. =.
PAssExGER srEAMER
l. TKKIEAx... NauR
. Fer s Issoma ss.ss.. and rert rs~nsaa !.
Lesve fort Townsend daily except
Anivs s .asis daily. s1een. g M
Arrive TsconA ...i3:So D =
Ar sNs I ssssss: day except ,ocs
1 zsist ss.ssss q - s:sSs 2
s sSa Po Tosssssd r sesr s;rs sss .s:. f
MEALs On BOARD
Q. 3. SCOTT. Prsas~G
COsEU 1,I.1I;., s c1n.s,. AND rreEr soU.D
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY oATxE8r
z J. HATCH. Master
~ ssa1tls Tacoma ana Olympia
eorxe.
1 Is.sr oIynp,: da:!y except Monday. s:coan
A i1sSs i s.sssas l la:isa%
Issys sesssae daily excsps Monday. 1:sonm
Leave Tacoma - - S.fis ( ~.
Arrive Olympia =. $50 3 ~
LAxDrxse-sesssle. Yss,er's wharf: T.conA, \.
aExL 81 s SyHRs oas So.a n .ss .,a
ZIP sunday Carries Northwestern and weils
GETz BROS 4 co.'s sTEAMsHrP LINZ
Hereafter b known IS the Passs Sound
Steamship Line
srxANsHIPs HAYTIAS REruBr1c AND
ST. PAuL.
wiii sail from san Frsncssco for Seattle. Tacoma
Port Townsend, Sehome, Whatcou, Fairhavan
Olympia and way ports on The following dasess
March. 60 50
.........S, ~, ~
Rssuniss. vim leave HatasaEs asck following
scs iS e
~ "
April ....... ID %
4
90 asA' resolves any dET zi BIOS sEs Co. n~
-. r- 0eosr.i Asssts San Francesca
PRENIKA THE TABLE
v.nccuv r =. 500 uInen n.1 z..lv1 s.opm
Eel Ray......, ESQ mi Anaccrtes. II 100
Pr Townsend. $50 M lsea,tie $50 m
eeattie......... 500 mi Tacoma. 1000 m
sss Hsss.:ss ;:ss
xs~ssend EGG ks.i $50 $50
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JOHN IRVING. Manager
J. A. oERIEN, Master
The company reserves the right to change The
sbOve schedule without notice.
THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
win leave Hatfeids wharf wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
ats p M, for
TACOMA. OLYMPIA, SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS
~ further particular Inquire q
J. a. HATFIELD, AGENT
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Hatfeid-C Coin, An dcck ct o'clcct 4 N
Moneay. WeAne day and friday for Kingston,
Port am L.. taneor. Seassck iioma Hona n.
laacr, feods Port ana ION City. Retaining.
leaves Union city ~ O'Clock .
D. Tkot THAN Master
BANKS.
JVASHIS0roN SAVINGS BANK-ISCoR-
LLEwELLYN-poDoE BUILDING.
el2 Second street.
8 Per cent interest paid on savings DeposstA
Per cent. interest On 8 -months Certificates