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ckArrl-K. Aug 4. leSl-
Erchanges At Seattle clearing house today
amounted TO sl6O.Z7L7a The balances were
s4s,S55 20.
xAKKET REVIEW
The produce market shows little more se-
ryity than il did a week ago. Quotations on
live stock continue firm and tie demand strong.
Oats and barley are triie weaker AID hay
shows signs OF dropping 9 little Inors a. new
stock comes in There Is 10 improvement in
the hop market and Gdyiees from the East r.
port the prospects good Tor heavy crop il New
York and other Eastern states ard also from
Germany and England the report comes that the
indications are favorable fer good crop. Il il
therefore doubtful whether much advance viii
be made on the present prices Native butter
and eggs are scarce. Poultry is very scarce and
prices nrTn. The hide and skin market is fairly
active and prices steady The sealing schoOnsrs
are now sending IL the remainder Of their
catch Tor me season which has been rather
light all around. Prices are Up pretty wei,
ranging from slS.E2o Cor seal skins The log
market continues weak and prices very low.
JoBBIS6 TEADE
The jobbng trade IS fairy active. especially
ia groceries. provisions, traits and vegetables
Prices are quite steady Saorts aud Iri6dlings
are down d Little. C&llforRis -four is somewhat
Cheaper. In the green irait and vegetable mar-
Eet prices have dropped G LITTLE melons and
blsek6erIIss, and Sicily lemons have advanced
AAe-c aIe kOl4e CHOICE oranges II s4c
again. Some swest potatoes ara coming in
Native potatoes are not very plentiful yet, and
California stock is q little lower. some OF the
dealers having cut prices. No change has taken
place IN the fresh meat market IN the grocery
and provision market = sligat reduction bas
taken plgce in some dried fruits aud canned
vegetables. Pickles are also down little.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past ,wenty-four hours goods ana
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail--Nogthe-n Pa
cite, 80 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, 3 tons;
sestlle, Lake shore q Esstern. Az tons. By
wster-Puget sound & Alaska Steamship Gem
psay's boats, A. tons; Mabel, IS tons; Henry
bailey. p tons; san Juan, tons; Bailey Gsi-
Zert. tons: Buckeye, tens; Glide, tons:
Grace, tons wasco, tons. Total shipments,
81 tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
az the port OF seattle during the past twenty
four hours IS follows: By rRil-&orthern Pacific,
is7 tons. ColuEaniS & Puget sound, 25 tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore Eastern. - tons By
wzter-Dzits, tons; Bailey Gztzert, toEs.
Total receipts. 81 tons
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COUNT NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KING
~ county. Wash--Sotice is hereby given that
tae beard Of commissioners OF King county sit
Ebg As board OF equalization. VIII De in session
Tor three ~ weeks from the date hereof for fhe
purpose OF equaiixsne the tax roll of 1891
All taxpayers Claiming abatement OF tar are
hereby nouned 20 appear on or before Saturday.
August -, 1891, or be forever barred
Dated 81 Seattle, this Sd day OF August A. ID
1891. y TxEr6,TyFSTTf - ~
County Auditor and ex-ofFicio Clerk or Board Of
County Commissioners
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Runalnr Permit.-

The following building permits we're Issued
yesterday:
John ALL, for Al addition 20 a frahs building
o. lots = aud u. hlosk :, Rsngs.roErs s2dIsion:
SzB
cyrus Walker. for q swo-stosy brick ana ssors
oa lots and :, block =, AAyu2rc's addition;
xS,ala
john Ball, o1sstoEy frame baildIux on lOt l.
biGEk -, NasLz Is ala addition. 800
Catholic srhooI, 0n@-s story frame building On
lots and :, block 7, Bslfs addition: $50
J. J. AeisgazgG. cue and enc half story frame
enildiaz on -. j. block T. Ross' second slas.
ton. Am
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
f the ine 10 take to all points East and
south IL i the DfsISe CAR RoCTk II
runs through yestbuied Trains every
day IN the year 20
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
tNo change Of carso
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sieeperz Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best thst can be constructed and in which SC
sommodations are both FREE and furnished for
hoiusfs cI nfst or secondclass tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous hne connecting with all lines az
foTding direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured in
advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America England and
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE ~ FOLLOWS:
FOR 81 Paul and East. 6:l5 q. and 2:00p.m
Portland and South. 6:l5 and $3.50 a IA and
Foroiympia e:I5 a m and 200 p m
Tor Anacorres and North. $40 a m and
For Mon.esano and eray's Harbor: $50 m
1926, zoo. 5:26 and $50 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From ST Paul and East. l1:5e q m and
From Portland and the south. $40 g. m. AIS and
s;l5 ?. m
From Olympia. GAS and S:&5 .. m
Prom NonteSano and Gray's Harhor. 4 Is =. m.
From Anacorres and North. 1910 and 500 ,. m.
From Tacoma and local. s:z5. 1859 a m and
2:45 AIS. S:45, 1l:85 D. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81,
PAM.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegan:
cay coaches finest palace dining cars between Sc
attic. Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily service.
Fun information concerning rates time of trains
ToEies and other details furnished appilca-
tien 10
A. ID. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass Agt
III First st. Washington Portland Or
A. tHILRERG. City Passenger ard Ticket Agent,
southeast corner YesleT avenue and Commercial
street, Olympic block, Seattle Wash.
j. A. NADEAU. General A cent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle osSsOJ. foot OF Third street
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The Unfold MiSerios

EULTISG from the errors of youth, folly.
vice and ignorance producing nervous and
physical debility, and the " thousand ills aesh Is
heir TO. may be alleyia;ed and cured
Those who doubt this assertion should read the
popular scientific and standard medical work. en-
It'd
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FINANCIAL

LONDON, Aug. 4-Closing-Consuh: Money,
e5 1916; money account, s. 1916; e. g. a, 1195f
T. {. as. los Bar silver, g. I'd per ounce
Money, = Per cent
BkEADsTrFrs.
LIvERPooL, Aug. 4-Whs&t-Demand good;
Kansas, winter, lard, frn, Sc; No. 2, red spring,
6rr3, Is llia3.
Corn-Denxnd fair; SPOT and August, Sc 1eA<d,
steady; september, Sc 1919, steady; October,
"a lOd stesiv
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of x-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription abso-
Iutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.

CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Me-.
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The Label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan. Histogene;ic Medicine" Every
other device Is fraud.
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Appearance ef tilAndnr.-

d. A Creighton went cut 70 Fremont yssser.
doy Win veterinary surgeon 20 ingestlgAts al
alleged case Of glzn1ers- Tas animal afflicted
Is tas property q Ma c. b. Dixoa- Al exszal--
nAilon SAs made. oEs ne s1rgeoa is stu nads-
clde1- las hsrss - kept apart from al otaszs
. await = final ceserminatiSE 81 the case.
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Portland wheat Market.

PoRTLAS Aug. 4-Hhsat-Ias market pre-
seats auE Atsie change. kseslpIs are EShg ana
Tie kza1uas a. a2Ellszs PAza-Hg - Aaa1sa41eaEL
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aKEc HASDIsE.

Cofse-opsions closed steady aud SEQ
roints NJ. Sales were 24.25a bags. including
August, Si5 5-ssls -. September, sis 80 S IS:
Oetobsr. So &aTl&55; December. So. ss1.3. .;
Jsuuryy, SIAcl&2 spot Bio, steady; fair car
goes, 1sc; NJ. !, 1899.
sugas-Rsw. quiet aad frm: sales were u. go
bags and 60 hhGs. GeusEifuEsls, X test. 5-lec.
1nGlsssxs, 2ase refined. cas- efs oa 4. l-lS .
&c. uoniu A, &lsc; standard A, s13c;
confeet. aners' A, = e. powdered, &c; grsau-
lated. q =. cubes. . &C.
t,otspst-NoMtuAL
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Lead : @A1y; domestic, sL30
Tln-HeaFy, straits, 81
eHIcAso IL 81 I'D

TlD-Heavy straits, 81
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADs
CHICAGO. Aug. 4-WbeAg today was unsettled.
Tasrs gss good speculative IEA112g carly in the
6AF. The Hyz2Dess developed yesterday contin-
ued. with prices advancing sslGle per bIshel
absve the close OF yesterday s8T various deliv-
cries. then became weaker, under free offerings,
ard prices recedesi "a sae; again improved,
and the closing wss s3.c lower than yesser-
Day. Receipts, l,s5slolO bushels; shipments,
l.ZsS.iso Das4e4S.
0ofn-sisaiy; cast, as34e: September. SIC.
osts-sgezdy: cash, szS.3l-s&e; September.
l.sSc-Firsa; No 2. slssr.
bar sv-SoniDsi; stSssc-
Pork-Duli: cash, SlLlZ3s: September, sll-2oss
LAD Dan cash. s. IS: September. sse6
shonid-rs-s3. ss,56-00; short clear, Ss.z-SS7So.
shaEt rlts, s. ~ g6-73
NalSky-sllT-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKEr
CHICAGO. Aug. Cattle Receipts. 700;
s,ssav aaa strongsr: no prime natives On sale;
god to choice, Saa0asA13s n1eI2u1a ard eoI.
men. s. s@N4Ts; Texans s2zfz260. range
steers. S So, ssockeEs, & % 10; iighi grass
Hoxs-Eecsirts, 1900: active and s.ssay:
prime light higher. Rough and common. 81 50
aJ5I5; mlxea sad packers, So - prime
aeAFy and butchers weights, Sasss55-7es prime
shsep-Ksesipss. e,aoo. steady Native ewes.
S f5Ssz4 s.. mixed and Ee1EEfs. - sssss--35 Tex
AIS s. ssss a.. Westerns, 81 81
Bosros STOCK ExezASsE
BoSToS, Aug 4.-CAcslng.
atehisoa. sIFsNexiean Cen lConl lS<
Burlington .-.,...-- sl3sSAn h4sg0---...-.-. -
Wool NARxETs.
PHrLApKLrHIA, Aug 4-wool-s:saay and m
changed.
BoSTox Aug A-wool-Sfsa1y: territory con
t5nuss active and sSles are rs2o-ssa Of nne IN
range ~ fyrm asLsse. Ene ga@4IuEa, 81 80.
ned CHn. MAJ. Iekas. Gs4isorzlS An1 Oregon
woa.s are Ia 5&iF req nest and sss@4E. Australian
- 1yE sad 10 COED oeuGEd
NV IsKK, Aug. 4-Noo3-sssa5y5 domestic,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


xAISIEz aoTzL
L Provln ", Meh Fw Bsxley &w, Nfl'kea
A Work &E, r wayne u l. Hurley & ", Texas
J x Dunbar, Bostoa q Thompson. Tacoma
J 4 Phiniys, do u & Thompson. do
4 % Perkins, do G II BAKER, Illinois
MrsA IS Roberts. 90 J james, 2kss
Miss q Rossrts. do Mrs Ponery, Mxss
G Blake. Monte Crfsto Z Anthony, Caicsxo
, SNYDER & ~, Nh 81 Z Curlback \
Mrs Il Martin, VI EGika Martin, VI
II D Cx5ell. I "a ) Breck enriage. Port
q HuIchinga. Lcgis d snaith, .
o F4rBhara &w, y J FItx8ll. PHILADELPHIA
A MckelIip q ~. Nd Bailey. do
@ " Delsmaser. Pa y S.iisun, S. Paul
c Z HkYrsli, y Y Miss N BALDWIN, NJ
II y Good, Portland HI Harris a. Ny
Nm Miller, Cincinnati q Winter Kansas city
h q Is oo118Aaey. d. Il sker1Isy DO
A TrVs5sg, Csrroitun, Nd
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TUrwAYoR, SEATTLE. WASH,
0ffttnva Taa1 TO the honorable house OF
~ - 49, - u sse cIfF of Seattle Gentlemen:
te5eza-ez - resnrn without nay approval honse OF
...-ss.~ All No. f3g s1id IN accofuAnce Nth lne
- -. -, ~ me cisreer sfste my ressoas-
-, >. ssseaSef 20 transfer from the water
jne IL s,,,ss re sum Of $50 600 20 the salary
- ~ 80. ave less objection TO the transfer
34n1 II rresfson we're 20 oe paid 10 tue EN-
- ' ~ ~. lfv snd TO some extenf relieve Inem
y - ,eeesssty Of tsscountang Yer sep III III
a - sa1 nox ~ the result II VIII merely call
ts1eser ~, ,-1.oa unich discount OF per cent
= 49, ssun.as eseg exrmed by investors. who knew
~ -~se ste scrip that II could only De re-
rEea AssrI - ssk OF bonds JET 10 De issued or
deelns1 ~ :, - reflected nexf year NO injustice
= sts-~sore Aess % anybody asasung salh1g "at
fsnEs - - --<,s<tars 20 turn their money over
allow H. - - ks another per cent- The only
cnfe nofs - ~ : oula be the 10 per cent inter
sins = - IN sIreafy issued 20 the extent Gov
- &c -, -. suosed ordinance, but that saving
80 u s,v o.sez by the Increased revenue RON
rs - -- -ss.- ~ fhs wssH system
ne exlshsss s,d exnnos think u wise 20 divert
On fns 80. ~, ,.ssser a. sewer fund Thousands
rnD1ey frpin -. s,ssr for the want Of savers and
q r. ~ - sTs,e e5fy neels every collar IL can
wSteE saflsxs 49,. ,rrnases, especially - all money
800 +, such raff goes 70 ~ man sen aneT o.
tzoofefs e wrr6 70 these funds Is not needed for
money ~ ~ s5rfss Of course. who viii continue
fns pay y 49, T virtue OF another ordinance,
70 y psso % buy materials for the work from
tas y = -s-zsrfs who do not derive their profit
loczs 80 60. 5sssounflnx. and who should gef he
tssass ssb payments wnsnsVss .hsy can Dc =
us9s .SfsI;enal opportunity for the employment
Ct $50 HARRY WHITE. Mayor
-. - 6rst publication AugusZ 5. 1891.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Aug THE stock market opened
weak this morning. The close quiet but
heavy to weak, alter light reactions In the las,
hour. Final ebsuges, wiEh theexeeption OF one
or two specialtIes, show marked losses Union
Pacific declined 81. sugar rs. Missouri Pacific
and Northern Pacific each Ia, and the rest Of
the list lost generally large fractions.
Government bonds-Stsady.
PstroIsum-cio 81 eosk
MoNKY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on csll-EsSy. closed. offered &C X
Prime neTeantils pApsr-5ss az. Sterling sx-
change STEADY. e0-1ay bills, S4SIlz; de-
mand, ssSCls Bar silver, 1905.
BONDS
e. 6 As, reg.....l ls1IU. s. 4i<'s, coup. Il 0us<<
L. :. As, coup i los Pacific os ........l 10
Us. :. 4x's, reg...1 0Qa
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
viathe NJ Shasta route Of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached TO express trains. Attending superior SC
commcdatIons .or secVnd-claSS passengers
For rates, tickets. sleeping car reservations
etc. call upon address
THOMAS A GRAHAM District Passenger Agent
lilo South Tenth street. I scomA Waah
T.. r. HOGERS. ASSISTANT General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or
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pEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
With a1iIorftv 70 increase ~ 81 SssY IA
Occidental block, Front street, Yesler svenue and
james street, seattle, Wash.
Incorporated December ls, 1889.
oFFICERs-BoAgD or TRUSTEES
e-A~AeA PRESIDENT
- - = I y
ARTHUR A. DENNY. Second Vice l'4asigi DENT
jas Il Hay DEN Manager, Cssfl er and Sec'y
FRANK ]. BLDpGFslr. ...... Assistant gssh{e-
l. SGHWABAEHEE JOHN IEARY
WA. l.. BAILEY. JOHN CUFIISs
OrTO RANkE
Interest allowed Per annurn SfI pep cent IN
term deposits. Per cent 90 ordinary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May anG No
seuibeF
Leans real estate security
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK-sEATTIE
" Wash ington. July 2Fsth, 1891.
Aoiice IS hereby given thar the James Street
Construction Company has made appilcailon 10 the
caiE Tonncis OF the city Seattle for A franchise
nPoi and along the following described route, To-
Commencing upon and at the intersection of De-
Forrest and AK streets IN the city Of seattle King
county, Washington, and running theoce along
through sed upon Oak street 70 case street thapSs
along Through and upon case 10 Walnut street.
iheace along, through and upon Walnut street 10
- Laurence Main street Also commencing af
TIE beginning OF Ingani street on the south line III
nso1dmAy Second addition 20 the city OF seattle
Ans county. Washington, and running thence
Along, through and upon said Lingzrd street 10 Ia
Ven street. aud also commencing az the lnfeySac-
~ ns bsosdwsy ane Barclay streets ia said city
9. seAiAe ana running thence east along said Bar
slss street 20 Remington avenue; thence along
lsehsagton avenue "a McClAire street: thence
nelsh atsng said Actla4re street % Willow street
Aenes east along said Willow street and WILLOW
IRE extended 60 Milwaukee street: thence along
Milwaukee street 60 Carroll street and Carroll
ssers extended 20 the north line Of Alhion Heights
saison - the city II Seattle and through the alley
- a.sS = Of fesler & McSsuvras aGd.fian 10 the
eeAtiae does by board OF aldermen concurrent
se-sa-fon, IL determine that franchise to
s...l - - - NttiAte street faiiNsN along and
- - sa3fe DESIGNATED route in the city OF So
- shoain he granted and offers 10 grant said
sssasalse 70 he prison. company or corporation
theFsssre, sealed hos viii be received by the
snei, clerk u the Ciry Of Seattle on or BE-
sess fTaeay, august :. a. p 1891 at O'Clock D m
= ssa u lont session assembled on said day
-, 80 3 cock N, al the new city hall Will pub
49,. So slea ant read such bids and proceed 10 de-
Nsnihe the highest hiaaer
49, 49, tbs must be accompanied by certified
d = AsAsae N the order % the city comptroller
So. s'assht equal To SO least 10 per cent Of the
$50 ess-, ea ansi The amount Of said check shall he
~ 49, So pse 20 said city in case the success
N5.sso 81 shAl isii 90 yzay tie amount Of his hid
sane 's~ NSo' days after tile acceptance of the
and sIl SoateE reserves the right TO reject any
fsr s.v -. Alo mAs refuse TO grant q franchise
sotl Sss ms.ss 'N-'s tor "hsca sac Aiplics-
tSsgne1i
H. W. MILLER
Date ~ a.. tleEk OF the CITY Of ssaaftla
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- = 5-srT or TIE CITY CLERK, SEATTLE,
I u 11<..Rsucfon August B. 1891.

1ryTrE OF TIE CITY CLERK, SEATTLE,
Wrskfucfon August 3, 1881.
x1<sre 4 hereby gwen thai Fred F. Sander has
80 suucsfion % the city council of the city OF
seasfs Dor n franchise upon and along the foilo"-
- dp<rribed route, fo-wiE
- 1drrmefcsnr Al south Fiffh and Main streets,
s~r5s~ theDce souih on Fifth street 10 Jackson
$3.50 fhsnce east on Jackson street to South
go street. AZ south Seventh street from Mikado
-. ~ tharies street: thence east on Charles
srss 10 scsih Eighth street again at the intersec
- f Grant street and Hind street. thence west
= I'D Kind street 10 Soifsx street: thence south
q al cofax street 70 the city limits and that the
<siszztes concurrent resolution No. 10 determine
thss frznchise 10 construct and operate a street
rsIz,ay along and upon the above des grated route
Is re cts OK Seattle should be granted. and offers
Il srsnf said franchise 70 the person. company or
evaporation who viii pay the greatest sum for said
ftasrfise-
xrerxsrne clerk Of the city of seattle before
wsdfssszfay August L. A. ID. 1881. at 8 O'Clock p.
n when the board Of aldermen and the house Of
srssrnes In Joint session assembled said day. at
IN o'clock D. m. AZ the new city hall, viii pub
iIrsr opsn and read such bids and proceed 10 deter
IaIne the highest bidder.
sd bids mnsf be accompanied by q certified
eerk rzy1hie the order Of the city comptrol er,
~ 81 amount equal 70 al least 10 per cent Of the
suesHt IA. and the amount of said check shall be
rfsed ard paid to SAID city in the successful
hssatef snail fail 20 pay the amount Of MS bId
vs;nn sAiny tSol days amer the acceptance of the
IRE r;fy council reserves the right to reject any
ad Ill bids and may refuse 10 grant franchise for
Any rzss q said route for wiiich said application
Was maze tSignedl n. W. MILLER.
IieFk OF the City of Seattle
<E-r<r lfsaa i'm 4
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STEAMERS.


DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
terra: AT q p m passengers received board At
5p MI July z. Il, l7, u. ~. August l and o.
For Alaska July 3 II, - August /. 8. IT, Il,
81
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Al q L. Juiy 9, Ia ls %, -
August 3.
Tickets may be obtained a; the Office Of the CON-
pany, NJ OCEAN dock, seattle
GooDAIA PERKINS 4 Co,
General Agents, san Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent seattle
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CoLUNBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation Co.
TINE CARD FOR 1891
Commencing "Wednesday. Jaly L
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWooD
SKATE AND TACOMA ROUTE
MakinEsronnd trips daily. except Monday morn
Ings per believing time ;Entss
The most convenient aock ~ al street car Ines
and hotels IN the citg.
iesve Tacoma .................. 100 a IN
Arrive Seattle .,.....,....-.-.. IL % q
Leave seattle 30 a
ArF.ve Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 2.
Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300 y n.
Arrtve seattle .......... 90 p N
Lave Seattle $50 =
Arrive Tacoma osSV a Ia
subject 10 change without notice
IAndipEs-SsAstle. Commercial wharf; near West
seattle Ferry; Tscoma. y p x Il. wharf
[. y SCOTT. President
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TIDES AT SEATTLE EAKsoE FOB TIE WEEK BE
GIMME wRnxEspAY. AEsTsT 3
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sKAffIk, Aug {. It4l-
Exchanges az Seattle clearing house today
amounted 10 sI60.Z7l-79 The balances were
sz3 50 IN
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Date a.. Clerk OF ths CITY 81 seattle.
No ~ hIst f1hl .eafinr, ~ % - ~ 80

~ year A. d lssl f-N hoLls foR THE
s;te -, ~ .s assessment roll for the city af sA
-, - me YEAR A u lss1 ,,,,t '1 - 80 -
aald Frlg = 80 ~ - ~ the city assessor which
srfv s-s.ss, - y. az the real and T4rSeaai urar-
rssfs - go V..s tAxshle for state ar comfy
etSn true vafaNfar tbsre,F - -.
sR - g the auasrsElV :. ,,.st. . IA esra
ses. ses As sach cork As rss,. . S.s ~. 80
49, - ~ Jay. A. y. 1891. 49, ~ - us si'ts
- . sAt thr heard % eannliSs,i - s.
x s1ao.ders Charter. has bssn snisnI..,1.
:. s.ass : hereby given that saia 49,. =, .,.,,
- = .sest 70 TIE chamber Of shs 49,, ~ a.
81 : = s ~ sltf - Seattle on xons5.Ss 80,
e Fhec;lng the Va uatIcn ~ ,es "a sela,
go 10 such roil said a1srs ~ -, =
- - meet AZ 10 O'Clock A n, 49, "a ssus.t
zs~-s ssfsS.eh With an ho.r's ErtS~. 80, -
hxss - 80 = . Clock y M Of SAis a. - - -,
- i ! - g Gay for The period n ~ - .r
~asN 10 A. D. 1881 80 "se>S 't"I4
n. W. MILLER.
-. -. - puo..eAi-on, July 81, A u. 1897.
i 80 .aDEb sioux AT AVCrTnS-TTTFs-
s<f -. : - So me eleventh tilthA lsaI In frour
ssessss .s@ssoqaarlers. cnTner Fourfh ana Terrace
he 49,, 80 NJ l VIII sell ~ paslie auction 10
rpa. -. BIDDER Tor cash, 20 pay s1psnSe OF I'M
slss -. .sd keeping. the following descFibsd
81 81 tiy. about che year Of age; white hind
~. ~ horse cot. ore year ofsre
saksa - Aorss co4t one year O. age white spos on
a. ssssrs ofthe above described .nir,.,. ara "a
BOLTON ROGERS
Iasei q f0.acs, seattle,
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BRANCHES:
San Francesca. CAL Portland Or, Tacam.
Wash. Victoria Vancouver. New Westminster
N&nalmo and kamloops, Il L.
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UsoR TIE sKAGIE
THE STEAMER VA. F. MUNRoE
Leaves NAsael1's wharf Moniay. Wednesday and
Friday mornings. TIDE, tor Richmond. Id
muncs. MaRtIteO, TElAlip, SE2uwcat. ki- SkAgI
city. Nj Vernon, Avon. ssdro snd Hamilton
r. ". SMITH, Master
THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
WIN leave Hsideld's wharf "Wednesday
nlornlEs and sunday afternoon.
al Il ~, Tor
TACOMA, OLYMPIA. SHELTON AND
WAY FORTS
Fer further particulars tnSairsof
}. a. HATFIELp. AgsaL