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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-24
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam collier Kewesnaw is due from San
Francisco.
Schooner Marion sailed from Port Blateley
yesterday, lumber laden, for Sothern California
British ship Grasmere, 1876 tons, sailed from
CoQuimbo August for Royal Roads, seeking q
charter.
Hawaiian bark Mauna Ali. 597 tons, IL on the
way from Honolulu for Victoria, seeking Q
charter.
Steamer Hsytlsn Republic will be due from
Portland today. with . good lot OF freight for
this port.
Steamer City OF Topeka arrived in from Port
land. She takes on coal and sails for Alaska to-
morrow.
Steamer City of Seattle went to Bellineham
bay yesterday to take an excursion out to Capa
Fattery today.
British bark Valparaiso. 7i2 tons, will sail
from Liverpool in October. bound to Victoria
with merchandise.
Barkentine Chehalis, $50 tons, sailed from San
Francisco saturday. bound to Nanaimo for q rs-
turn cargo Of coal
Schooner W. L. Beebe came of the beach last
evening, and will begin loading lumber today a
the foot Of Spring street
British ship Morsyshire. les tons, will sail
from Java in a few days with a cargo of 1000
tons OF sugar for Vancouver, r. q
The steamship Walla Walla sails for San
Francisco at ) o'clock tomorrow evening" and
the Umstila Is duo from there in the morning
The steamer Pasadena. Captain Hamilton,
which sailed from this port for san Pedro with
a cargo OF coal, put into San Francisco on the
18th for inspection.
Schooner Peerless arrived at Salmon bay from
the Fiji islands. Tug Mystic lowed her over
from Port Townsend, where she had been lying
several days. She loads lumber from stimson's
mill for San Francisco.
The 6rst iron sail vessel built in Maine will
be constructed by the Sewali Brothers. She will
be fourmast vessel of about 5000 tons 800
foot keel, 45-foot beam and n feet depth OF hold
The ship is intended Tor the New York and Port
land line
dispatch received in San Francisco from
London on August II stated that the ship Annie
ii. smith, which sailed from New York April 30
with merchandise for Seattle, put into Port
Stanley with her rudder-h head sprung and some
sail lost. She brings rails for the Monte Cristo
road.
Steamer Mabel had So tons OF freight our yes-
teriay on the snohomish river route; the Rapid
Transit brought in 20 tons OF stone from Chuck
anut; the Wasco had Is tons out for Whatcom
and way points: the Henry Bailey had IL tons
of potatoes and other produce In and % tons OF
general freight out on the Sgagit river route:
the City OF Aberdeen had . tons IN aud % tons
out on the Olympia route, and the State OF
Washington had - tons out for Everett and
Lowell
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TAroosH. Aug. 22.-Noon- Cloudy; fresh
southwest wind.
MEAN BAY. Aug. 2a-soon- Cloudy: light
southwest wind.
CLALLAM BAY, Aug. 22-Noon. Cloudy: light
southwest wind
Ponr ASSEkEs. Aug. 23-Noon.-Cioudy;
fresh southwest wind.
TAroosH, Aug. as y. m--Cloudy: fresh
southwest wind.
NgAH BAY. Aug. 2s.-Partly cloudy; light
southwes. wind.
CLALLax BAY, Aug. 2a-Partly cloudy; light
west wind.
PoEr CsxscgsT. Aug. 23.-5 p n--Psrtly
cloudy: fresh west wind.
PoRT ANGELES Aug. as p m--Cloudy;
fresh west wind.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. IA dispatch TO the
Merchants Exchange from Duncan Milta So
noma county, states that the steam schooner
Maggie Ross struck a rock today and became .
total wreck The crew were saved.
Fan FRANCISCO, Aug. 23--Arr!ved-Bk Thso-
bald. from Departure bay.
BkEsEK HAVEN. Aug 23-Kaiser Wiiheirns
New YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug IS Spree. New YORK.
HAxBuEG, Aug. 23--Sirginis, New Yora.
GUAyxks. Mex, Aug. 23-Arived-Bktn
Eewsooy, from Tacoma.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ONCE
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l. 1892,
are $40. so, o27.0l. There were fled for record
yesterday Il deeds, the considerations aggrega.-
ing $l6.2S2, an average of s7729a Following
Is the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co., abstractors of title. ll6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
D. p Dixon to l. Langell, lot 80. block IS,
Brooklyn add. $1,000
Henry Kreitz to IT, F. Fleischer, VII lot S,
block 10, Nagles add. $500.
Henry Adsit to K. l. Johnson, elz lots and
s, block T. kauhmann's add, $3.50
J. N. Prather to I. A. Hill, part sw Sc u, g. 4,
K NJ Peterson to j. J. Modine, lot Ii, block
q, I'd sup plat Crown, $325.
W. j. Fish to W. l. Weppler ct al, lots 4 and 5,
block 5, Farview add to Houghton, Sl.iO0.
}. E. Mclean to J. A. Boisol. 81 acres in sec 81.
John Wallace to G. NJ. Luther, lot 50. block S.
II. White to G. 81. Luther. lot S. block 2. Seat
tie & Montana and Others. 81
J. c. Wallace to ]. A. Wallace ct al, lots 3 and
4, block 4. Yesier's ID sup. 81
J.. A. Wallace ct al. to G. 81. Luther, lots sa d
BLOCK IL, Yesler's I'd sup, 81
W. B. Clark to E. J. Powers. lots in Ross
Z. !: Powers to Kate Marriott, lots in Ross
ID K s;ui9 to E. J .Sn :: so w lots
s. r. l. u l. Co. to A. Bussanich, lots 80 and
40, block "a South Park. $50.
s. p. L d l. Co. to z. Baricevich, lots 81 and
IS. block "a South Park, $780,
Charles Z. Murray to William A. Davcy, lots
II and is. block Il, Yesler's I'd sup, $780,
G. W. Gillette ct al. to C. b. Livermore, lot II,
block 4. Walla Walla add, $500.
G. b. Livermore 10 5. 2. Mitchell, lot II, block
4, Waila Walla add. $3,0 c0.
West Coast Imp. Co. to G. Zeigler. lot 6, block
~. Gilman Park, s225.
G. Zegler to West Coast Imp. Co., lot 6, block
56 Gilman Park, 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE,

6AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23-The fruit market
was In slightly better condition this morning
Receipts were not SO heavy and the quality
being better values were fairly steady under
improved demand. The dried fruit market
demonstrated very little change from yesterday.
The market for dairy produce, with the excep-
ton OF the improvement in demand for strictly
choice butter, remained unchanged this morn
ing. Eggs are weak and the demand 10 princi-
pally for fancy Eastern. Cheese is fairly steady
and in good demand for choice grades.
The vegetable market was dull and heavy.
Choice potatoes enjoy a good demand for ship
ping purposes, but other varieties are weak.
The poultry market was only fairly active
Supplies were not heavy, but were fully up to
the demand.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, $1,000:
wheat, centals, 5000; barley, eentsls, 1l.o2o;
potatoes, sacks. 1900: bran, sacks, 5000; wool,
bales, IT'S; wine, gallons. $4,000.
Flour-Prices for family extras were marked
down today. There was no other change. Net
cash price for family ex ras, $a15t4- 25 per bar
$500.
wheat-The immediate outlook is not favora.
bic for sellers. Foreign advices have nothing of
encouragement, inquiry being reported IS slow
with an easy tendency in values. There Is a
fair amount OF stock Offering but there is not
hinn hn sssS 10 pay ana prices are any
Milling grades range from sL371a9L 10 per CEN
tai.
=, bariey-Spot trading In feed barley is quite
limited. while there is geodly array of Offer
s6l4(Gs7]ac for good quality, and COO for choice:
brewing 95cQGsl.o219 per GENITAL; Chevalier. 81 25
per GENITAL for standard. and 971ac for lower
grades.
OAts-Choice product receives greater atten-
ton, but offerings of such stock are not heavy.
Common qualities are in fairly liberal supply.
Surprise, 81 .5NGL6o; milling. $l-50(9l5l: good
TO choice feed 81 3o0i.io: off grades, Ll5(9L %;
black, 81 % per GENITAL
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat, December, 500 tons,
$i.S7H; seller lSy2, 100 tons, &L35bs
Bariey-Seller, 1892, new, 500 tons, 9C5sc; De.
cember, 200 tons, 957sc
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, loc; telegraphic, l2llc. Sterling
bills--Bank, As7it. Silver-Bars, s2GS2Hc
Mexican dollars-67I 4(A6715c.
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DECK-HANDS STRIKE.
The States Men Demand Their
Mates Discharge.
The Work to Be Made Lighter-Rsesns
Puget sound Charters-Notes from
the Water Front.

There was a lit tle strike on the steamer
State of Washington yesterday. The
eight deck hands on the boat felt that
they were being overworked and mis-
treated by the mate. Captain John Brooks,
and wanted him discharged This II. w.
Baker & Co., who were running the boat.
refused to do. The strike followed, but it
was very short time until non-union
men were secured to take the vacant
places. The non-union men were unused
10 the work, however, and could not ham
die freight as satisfactorily as the regular
deck hands. The difficulty was adjusted
last evening by the men withdrawing
their demand for Brooks discharge and
the management agreeing to make thu
posts this morning.
Dave Russell, secretary Of the union.
made the following statement regarding
the trouble:
As soor rs Brooks went on the boat he began
talking rough TO tho men. He would order q
man 10 do thirg,and Just as he had II finished
Brooks would change his mind and want II done
some other way. He had them packing freight
out aud packing Il back again every day. This
IL very aggravating TO mon when they are work.
ing hard and trying 10 catch a few hours sleep.
The climax vas reached the other evening
when ne ordered them out to take on wood
alter he had given them permission TO turn In.
lhey refused TO obey, saying they wonld have
time enough to do it in the morning.
lie discharged some of them and then wanted
To hire them back. He was always discharxiny
the men and hiring them back. They tele-
graphed me, and when the boat came In had
talk with Brooks. He was too independent To
give any consideration TO what said, so called
tao union men Off But IL Is all over now and
the men will go 10 work again in the morning
ihey promise to make the work lighter by put
ting on an extra man II necessary
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ITO CAPITALISrS-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the undersigned until the
hour OF one O'Clock p. m of Thursday september I,
1892 at the law Offices of Jenner. Legs Williams
rooms Is and Ia Boston piock. seattle, for the
purchase OF the following described lands situate
In King county, Washington. to-wif: southeast =
OF Sec 4. Tp %, X east, 100 acres South y of
SW4, Sec 4. Up 23. II east, so acres south a OF
SEA Sec 5, TIP 80, r east 80 acres Southwest
"a of Acc s. To %, X y east, go acres Tract No.
of William II. Iaylor's snoquame Prairie acre
sWA4 of sec "a, TIP "a. X east, 174.75 acres OF
the above properly about 40 may be
rated as merchantabe timber tracts. and all OF the
balance, embracing something over 4S0 acres, il
the finest of valley lands. having railroad trans
portation and other accessories which render 1t
particularly valuable, some considerable portion
being now In a high state of cultivation. with good
buildings, fences lawns. very large orchard, etc
All of the aforeme ntoned lands belong to the
estate OF Jeremiah W. Horst. deceased, of which
am sole executor in trust, having full power under
his last will and testament To sell the said estate
and execute good ard sufficient deeds tn arefor
Bids will rece we'd for smalle. amount OF land
than 20 acres and upwards: or may be made To
cover all the above mentioned lands and one lump
sum bid therefor. Terms Of sale spot cash, pay
Able at the banking house of Dexter Horton & Co,
seattle. ABSTRACTS furnished free brought down to
6ay Of sale The right is expressly reserved TO re-
iect any all bids Will be- At room II Boston
block daily (Sundsys excepted between the hours
Of noon and 80 o. m from now until september
J. and will be pleased to give any further informa-
ton which intending bidders may desire. JUDGE
X ANDREWS sole executor. sole deyisee and
sole trustee under the last Will and testament Of
jeremiah w. Borst, deceased.
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Patents for Settlers.

The following cash patents are at the
land Office awaiting owners:
Lewis K. Abraham Black Diamond: Ira Bald
ridge, Hamilton: Joseph X. Briscoe, Friday
Harbor; Wilson c. Chaplain, Deming: James T.
Crawford Seattle; Edward j. Kennedy, STAN
wood; George Lnder. ir., HoGuiam; heirs
Frank LANCER, deceased. Delta; Ed. +. MassaIn,
Walla Walla; James b. Miller, Bellingnam:
William H. Merritt, Anacortes; benjamin u.
Wells FaIrhayeu.
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Building Permits.

The following permits to build have
been issued:
Board Of edueation-Three-story brick school.
block II, Eastern addition, Jessie and Kenney,
$1,000
Seattle Trust Company-Three-story frame
dwelling, on lots to IS, block A, Phinney's
addition, McGill street, between Hallum and
Ne,sOn. $4,000
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, Aug. 23-The stock market con-
tinued In the upward movement The Texas
railroad decision influenced prices, and was a
potent factor in the advances effected. Gould
stocks were q strong feature, grangers were
prominent for strength, and the whole iist
shared in the upward movement The general
market is firm. Tho close was rather active,
and heavy to weak.
Government bonds-Dull and steady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, closed, 55sS.
FINANCIAL.
Money on cali--Easy: closed offered at 2
Prime mercantile paper 4c5i+. Sterling ex-
chauge-Quiei and steady; 81 5el4 for sixty day
bills: 81. sS9a for demand.
BONDS.
e. 8. a., reg ... 1I5I@lU. 6. 2s reg .slc0
L. :. as, coupons. 49, Pacific e's.......'l07
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Latest Puget Sound Charters.

Following are the latest charters of we 8
sells to load at Puget sound and British
Columbia ports:
Sh Columbia, 800 tons, on her way from
San Francisco: coal from Departure bay Tor san
Francisco
sehr {. r. Wood. 4s5 tons, now at San Fran
cisco; lumber At Port Blake.ey for Shanghai
Bktn Retriever, SO tons, sailed from San
Francisco on the 10th lust : return cargo OF lum-
Der at HsGiOck.
Br ok sumstra,7io tons,now at Port Townsend:
lumber at Hastings mill for Wilmington Del.
Schr iiiism H. Talbot, 766 tons. now at Port
Gamble; lumber at that port for Santa Rosalis,
Mexico
Br bk Earl Derby. o6l tons, sailed from Antofo-
gasta August /; wheat at Tacoma Tor United
Kingdom
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LEGAL NOTICES.

no f. w. WOODLANDS: voc ARE HEREBY
4 notified that for the purpose OF foreciosfng .
woodaman. In favor Of Williams q oros,. on the
attn day OF February, 1892. and which was duly
delivered to them on that date, and which SAID
mortgage was duly acknowledged and placed of
record ror In volume ID OF Chattle mortgages, page
Ssl OF the records in the office of the auditor OF
kfne county. state of Washington, on the 18th
Gay OF February, 1892. The said mortgage was
given to secure the payment of two certain proms-
sorry notes dated the Goth day OF January. 1892.
one OF which was Tor the sum of two thousand one
hundred and hfty-six ts2 1857 dollars, with inter-
with an attorneys fee OF two hundred $4,000 dol
lars, payable six months after date without grace.
hundred and ar and oo
dollars, with interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per
Gem, pc, annam .sSetner with an attorneys fee Of
months after date. without grace; both OF which
said notes were given for value received. and are
according TO the terms Of the mortgage aforesaid:
both now due and unpaid: that the properly de-
scrioed and set forth In said mortgage. as follows,
to-wit:
One No. Houston mortiser and borer.
One NO. Houston turner. ID. III. d g.
One II & b. relishing machine.
One No. H. & b. double surfacer.
One M B Smith 81 side sash sticker
One Wiiliamsport door, blind and sash clamp
One sxs6 invincible sander.
One dovetailing machine, with saws and coarA
One so-nead steel return tubular boiler and all
one No rs inspirator
One Porter center crank engine, l4x16. with all
One IL q r. knife balancing scale
One American T. ID. Co.'S automatic knife
grinder.
One Walker scroll saw. together with all shaft
Ing boxes, collars. couplings puieys. leather and
rubber betting, used in and about the said sash
and door factory, situated in the city OF Seattle,
and which is known the WoodamAn planning
mill.
You are further notified that the amount due at
this date on the said notes. which secured by
said mortgage is four thousand nine hundred
twenty seven and 1900 ga, 9.7.l3) dollars, in
GLIDING the said attorneys fees provided for In said
notes. The above described property will he sold
as provided for by law Wednesday, the cath
day of August 1892 to the highest bidder for cash.
and the proceeds of said sale will be applied 10 the
payment OF said notes.
You are further notified that said sale will take
place Ut o O'Clock a. said date at Wooda-
mans mill on the corner Of University and Seventh
streets IN the city Of seattle King county. state Of
Washington FAIRFIELD d CROSS,
Attorneys for Mortgagees
]. IL. WOOLERY, sheriff
By J. CRABrREE, Deputy.
Dated August 9th, 1892.
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$500 REWARD

We Will pay tie aoove reward for any case oe
Liver cenpsAlss, nysrs9s% y cK Headache Ind
ssssion. CoEssfra Ston os Gestlveaess eaaaos
cure with Wesl's Vegetable Lave. Pills. when The
directisns strfcGy censis1 win Thsy are
purely yeEetshls. sa1 ssssf iasi ~ eve sxfsssso-
lion sugar Coated Large boxes. 20 cen.A 30
ware OF esuntsrfesss and tFuftstsoaA The ssnaaA
sc.d ~ i4EaxaEAs q CAwLxs. Dos ffoas -,
6eAttte. WAxA
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Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i County. State Of Washington In probate In
the matter of the estate Of J. C. Britain, de-
ceased. No.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ecutrix of the lest will and testament of J. e.
Britain deceased, to the creditors Of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased. to
year from the first publication of this notice
to the said executrx at the law Office Of James
same being the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate.
JENNA NJ BRITAIN.
Executrix Of the last will and testament Of ]. c.
Britain. deceased.
Dated NJ Seattle. wash, July 23 1892.
Date of first publication Juty 81 1892
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FOR ElGN MARKETS.
HREADSTUFP

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-wheat-Demand fair;
unchanged.
Corn-Demand poor; spot and August, steady,
os lad; September, steady, Is 1i14d; October,
steady, is lll.d
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aug. 2a-Bar silver, e25 fine, 81
1o-led; consois, SGD; Bank of England dis
count rate per cent, =.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLisros, Mogt. Aug 2s-Nor,hera Fae'6e
tram No. ! has these passengers:
r. Clark, Miss r. E Grave, :. l.. Meirs, 7. j.
Holmes and fif,y-tiy sneond-ciass.
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SEATTLE, Aug. %. 1892.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
0learing- houses today were:

Csedrdncss. Balances
seattie :................. STA 500 80 $54.I55 IS
aoItiano. 5l,OtC,Dp 5000 90
Tacoma. uS,7SS 50 1855 O2
The produce market presented but few new
features the past week. Hay has weakened
slightly since the new crop began making its
appearance. Oats are firm yet scarce, but q
break is looked for before long when the stock
begins pouring in. No change has been re.
ported in other lines
The features OF the jobbing trade were a de-
cllne-in cured meats and the leading brands OF
nour Fruits generally are triie cheaper, with
the exception Of lemons, which have been con.
stantiy advancing. Green corn and sweet pota-
toes are lower, and table corn meal has declined
slightly. Butter and eggs are firm. In the hard.
ware trade saws are shade cheaper. rope has
declined, and fuse is much cheaper. Iurpen-
tine has advanced cents per gallon.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twentv-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
cinc $50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 25
IONS; Great Northern, 45 tons. By water
MABEL, 81 tons; Puget Sound and Alaska
steamship Companys boats, As tons; State
OF Washington, 81 tons: Henry Bailey, o5 tons;
City OF Aberdeen % tons; Wasco, Is tons;
Sarah NJ. Renton. tons: Buckeye, 4 tons.
Total shipments, SGS tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise have been received
81 the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pa
clhc. $40 tons; Columbia d Puget sound, Is
tons; Great Northern, % tons. By water
RaDid Transit 20 tons; Puget Sound and Alaska
Aberdeen, Is tons; Henry Bailey, l. tons Total
receipts, SS7 tons.
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Thrnn New JnrsrY PropIe Drowred.

RIVER RUG Z. y. j.. Aug. 22.-Alfred Van
VOORHEES,. aged 30; his wife, Mary. aged "a,
and her sister. Hannah +. Wells. aged u
years. were drowned at O'Clock this
afternoon while bathing in the Hacken.
sack river.
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CITY NOTICES.


ana the date. amount and number Of each bond
and the term OF payment
sec The city comptroller Is hereby authorized
snd directed forthwith 10 purchase for and in he
nal OF the city one thousand blank bonds. iitho-
sraphe1 ia the form hereinbefore designated, 90
ee,ner with the lithograph plates therefor. and
nad Danss shall be conp,eted, executed and
Iss1ed ior such local Improvement districts and In
sucn amounts and at such times shall be author
lied by ordinance.
sec This ordinance shall take effect and shall
% IN force from and after It's passage and approval
u9ppfoved by the mayor: otherwise IL shall take
eiiect AZ the time Ii shall become q law under the
provisions OF che city charter
Passed By the board OF aldermen the 18th day Of
august, ls92. and signed by me in open session in
gust, 1892. r. p. SWEESFY.
President Board OF Aldermen.
faeseo y the house OF delegates the 1lth day Of
August. 1892 and signed BY me In open session In
gust 1892 is KlOEBER
President House OF Delegates.
approved by me this 25d day Of August. 1891
J. T. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed BY me this 23d day OF august 1892
GEORGE ]. sTONEMAN, City Clerk.
Published August "a 1892
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THg ARLtS9roS.
" Maxwell. Tacoma T smith, seiro
Exeur.,on, to snoonaimie Fa,I..

g for round trip on sundays. limited 10 dat,
Of sale. 3 20 for round trip, thEse-dsy tickets
10 te fold on Saturdays Special rates for par
ties male on application tn me- Fine trout Ash
ing; delightful! resort; good hotel l. A. VA
dean. General AgenI
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Money can be saved by buying European
steamship tickets, outward AMI prepaid, At tns
Northern Pacific city ticket Office. Seattle, Wash,
agents Tor all Inca
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any point In Europe, call ~ Northern Pacific
city Office, corner Front street and Yeslsr
avenue or 81 depot rieksI Office. foot Of Co.um-
bis sirees, where tickets over all iiues may Do
had. faTtiss residing out OF Seattle get iuii IN
form alton by addressing 1. A. Nadeau, general
agent, Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Sc
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The Northern Pacific railroad will change
time card August 9th lust LOOK out ior Change