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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-06
Gonnci; Proceedings.
NN.DANK, s. D.. ,.an. ?.

MH.BANK, ). d., ,,an. 2 1898.
The REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
City Council Of tho City Of hiiibank was
held at the Council Chamber on Monday,
January 2, 1893. at 5 O'Clock, p IN.
Present: Mayor Eolkiuir, Aldermen
schnahel, Baird, Johnson, phalan and
Emanuel and City Clerk Bell
The minutes Of the last regular and
special meetings were read and approved.
On motion, the following bills wero
allowed and CLERK Instructed 10 draw
warrants for the same, to-wit
Let's s Calnon, repairs aa per bnl....s 2s
William Daily, policeman for Dec. lsq2... 10 60
= Benedict, boarding prisoners a. per
Levi sohnaDe, rent OF polling place as per
J. u Barkhardf. work on stseet ~itA team
Il. 5 Bartlett ett, CITY Marshal etc for pee 30 e.
G. u. 4 st. r. EY tonpany, pater suppiy
fof December lS4, ....... Is a6
tohn " Bell, tity Clerk etc, for nee, ls92 IL -
Moved and carried that Tive City Mar
shall at once procure globes ter the tira
lanterns and tnat ne clean ana It'll said
lanterns ma put them II porfeet eonii
tton tor use.
Petition II the Boa1d of Education pre-
aented and read requesting ''City Cusn-
cil % tane the necessary steps % bUild
an addition Ut four rooms u The School
baiisHng, bonds to be issued Ia eoYer the
expense If necessary. On motion, il
was resolved that Ii il tho sense of the
1tty Council that the prayer of said pc
titian be granted IN 50 far as lie Coun
ell aas power II act II tae PROMISES
NoFad tad carried tlat uemnittee
uf two be appointed by the mayor 10 eo
operate vita like COMMITTEES ot The
ttoau' " Education "a determining iy
means ~ aids, estimates af8 otherwise
tie probable expense cf said proposed
structure.
fne Mayor appointed Alde nen @chpa.
bei and Phelau sneil committee.
8n motion, the Co1neliadiaRnea.
JoES N BEtls
CITY CLerls
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t,ss,n..a.,on ar ssern ssae..

:. ". Glenn. OF lHtan. auperutepd-
ent Of the weather service for this state
has sent out the following explanation
Of the storm signals fer the benefit Of
displaylnen aud the pubic generally.
Mis- y. " DIGGs,
DEAR SIR In order that there may
be no Misunderstanding rs 10 the ocea4
ssions on which 30 hoist tha tllen known
ss sste,fi4. He'd l#9 with 4laNk square gt#
CENTER ana Cold Wave White flag with
black square Id CENTER rasDectitelv, tie
following explanation IS furnished for
the. Information oi disglagmen and all
concefaed
Neither tie Storm nor tic Gold Wave
dag should be displayed unless II IS so
sppeiged Ill tile tejegrams The mistake
fnese flags on the strength of ordinary
warnings of anticipated snow, OF decided.
fail of temperature.
The Storm flag Il intenaedto indicate
"iligh winds, accompanied by snow, Tith
.emperature below ffeeziag.a
The Cold Wave Iiag is intended toindi-
cate Il fall in the temperature Gl 20 de-
grees. or mere.
Il~ tcfC tAA bat1fitAAAs iltK1 tA>NiiIfty 80
the Storm flag will state tne time at
uhlch it is to be ho5stea, and it viii Le
lowered at the expiration ct Il hours
from that time. unless orders are re
ceiVed 70 lover Il sooner, " 10 continue
the display. II lilo storm occurs as pre-
dieted the flag muy he lowered rs soon
as, Ia the Judgment OF the displayman,
the violence Of the storm is over.
{yhn, fhsa Gatl yEara fta 8 H. ordnrar
hoisted the telegram viii state by what
time the fall in temperature predicted is
expected TO occur
When orders are received to "hoist
storm and cold wave flags the Storm
flag should be hoissed above the Cold
Wave tlac. When only one Tag is men
toned ia the telegram the Tag so ospecs-
fed sill be h9isted alone.
Very respectfully,
ssa-. w. GlLNN,
Forecast OilieiaI
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Nes.aisaa q gysssEs.

4
. The following acsonna of .fe Wedding
OF q young lady WHO il weit known III
MiIbaniS, haging lvoei here far u year nr
So past until within u tsasl.sllsasis ago, IS
taken from The siouss isgfsss< sssessa 81 tie
3lst ult::
Huron, nsc. 81. AeFaiiis bells ring
IN tile vest part of Iseadle eannty Thurs
day evening and llls ianisis oE Mr.. d
tyearlia, ai 4 mics Atllsh of NessinytcA,
was tile scefe OIL age.sl f,;Epriness, the
being tie nls ri54sse of Misa Mas
aYeafne, daughter of r3r aati Mrs. Id
Wearne, to Dr. Fran Il .9 Cameron OF
this cits iSs eeEe ssssssl ID sgas. performed
by rev. III. D VafiE, factorsof Grace
Episcnp1l church ef llurarl, IN she pres
ence of The irined;scba isiatiyes Of The
parties. The houste ss;as psattily deco
rated, the wedding supper elegant, and
SINGER. .BotN parties
are we'll known here and will make this
city their home.
I "A pleasant teatureof the evening was
The administration et tho holysacralnent
|of baptism "a iws ssffsn' i, relatives Of
The bride, whi6h ooc ,srrea okths cloea OF
she msrriagc csreaaztpy
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Miss Olive Mcbride returned Wednes-
day from a visit TO friends in Minnesota.
where she has been spending a portion
of the Christmas vacation.
Ed Emanuel is putting % foot adj
dition on the rear end Of his furnialre
store. An Improvement made ilapeea
tive BY the want of store room for the
Immense stock OF furniture which he
carries.
The city council some time aao re-
solved that the various gambling resorts
in the city should be closed and fhaanay
81 issued orders, tSe., and had notice duly
published that the order had been meek
y coupled with and that tho tiger had
departed What are the facts? The
EaEkLo Is reliably informed thai instead
oi these places being closed they are
row running In more open and iiagran5
manner than they were before this order
Nas issued II this were possible. i che
city authorities are really IN earnest
about closing TIP these places, thev Vii
have 10 do more than publish notices of
departure II the newspaper. These
gambling places can be closed . Y
short order il ~ honest effort is niada.
The sham attempt heretofore made de-
.ctfves no one, and ouly subjects ,Ease
WHO have pretended 10 do tleil 3ny 10
veil deserved ridieuIe
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ttlae Go.operatlve Savings and II, in

iae 13eOFeFalINe Etd.tD3S ana iA IL
a - Is TEL. 80, &. e IS
tcras 10 the borrower and biz dividends
aul Absolute seearlr to tie iaeestov
Lbs tsait emp aHqhn@a Of al payments
saste times II tho secret. Last
sa1F tiie assoeiatiait established over 10
l4ef aranest asati0ns. Sold $4,000
l3ag galsse 90 each, loane5 $780,
coo ana eafnAa 2@2 pef een5 profit for is
si4ate ebaitsers. f. q. 48hnsnn Is in Mil
aaflllk ttls 81 stalll1e branch Of lilis spien-
.aia Institution Eaad the prospectus
srd talk With hiM. = yott want q il
vest / few dollars monthly. for the big
gost olAaiuatle profits, II yos want to
borrow on your psopertyi il you ant to
build; or if YOU feel Interested IN The
growth of MilhaniS, you should JON this
association. The pltn OF cooperation
among small savers HIS proven 10 be ono
OF tho most benei!Gant. and at the came
tine one of the moat preaatabe business
methods of modern times. Under this
plan thousands o. men VINO had never
betore saved dollar have in. seven Or
eight years been aalo TO owi homes
Tor themselves hi u word, tbs money
paid for rent il made 70 buy home.
SO profitable has the business become
that il has attracted Tho attention and
corporation OF governors, senators, md
OF others in political riacas, aasl II some
of the richest men III tie country. Today
there is more rnaraY invested II .ha
cooperative illsiitEssons Of the country
than III our national baking system.
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Carserss a,oi,ar rasssosa. r,s,.s !. os,s3.


For the purpose OF meeting i popular
demand for a cheap edition Of tile law,
The Carter Publishing Company, Pierre.
=. D., williss,se q Dollar Edition Of the
Law OF 1893 immediately after the adj
journment OF the Legislature. The laws
will be printed during the session and DE-
ligered day or two alter adjournment.
Aavance sheets ot shese laws WILL bo
piin1ed and mailed once each week
throughout tho eatire session for 81 80
We are publishers and have ii stock
all the laws of the State Orders may
now be filed for the authorized edition OF
the Session Laws Of 1888 IN full law
binding or half sheep.
Order the Dollar Edition or tho Ad-
vance Sheets and keep posted. This ed
sition Is intended ro fiji the cap interven-
ing between the passage Of tho laws, and
the publication Of the authorized edition.
Send for catalogue OF Law Books and
Legal Blanks.
CARTER PUBLISHING. Co,
Pierre, 5. Dakota.
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Mslsey 10 Loan o., Real Estate

No delay in having applications ar
proved, as moneyis ready in. rs quick
as papers are made ont, which will only
takD Nd hour or two.
oH GEo. A. LARK, .Milbank.
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Advertised Eefsar Fsssf.

Letters remaining 'uncalIel for in the
Mitbank Post Office, Jan. 6, 1893:
gnrkc, l. y. Gtnpbell, ssel5G9
Clifford, "a n. Finrk, J.. q
hnghA a. y. Hal, isI-ny
Lockwood. Hattie Mre. IQckwpad, Clara
Meyer, Wi.l Scbst, Charter
Nanhoof, 1alfons
In calling for any of the above, please
say advertised" and give date Of a1yrr-
tisement II not called for in fiiiear'
days will be Sent Jn dead letter otaee.1 . /.
A. j. BLEs Err, sp. AL III 'f ss I
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sc. 8 43c
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With bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pect-
oral (thr unrivaled cough cure)and Aver
Almanac lthe best caIepdar), We wisi, ynl.
4 happy, New Year.
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During fhe halfcentury since The
discovery OF Ayers Sarsaparila the ~.
erage limit Of human life ii civilized
countries, has been considerably length
ened. Ayers sarsaparilia ID everywhere
considered the standard blood purifier,
the Superior Medicine.
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David Eastman, OF Wilnot, was elect
Ell sergeanta q arms u tho state senate
at lis organization Tuesday Dave win
make good one aud VIII 10 Ills pact
towards keeping the senate in q dieniil9d
condition
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BOARD or TRADE.

buAED OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Sept. Wheat Unsettled !;
opened &c lower. caused by liquidation
by longs, fall winter wheat deliveries By
farmers. The decline brought out good
demand and covering by shorts. which,
with larger export eiearances aud indica-
lions of a let-up in spring wheat receipts,
caused rally of &c; eased of aud closed
steady, unchanged. Receipts, $4,000
bushels; shipments, 10000 bushels
Closed: Cash. 675sc; December, 7lskc.
Corn-steaay, cash. 4i1sc; December.
4lsse.
oats - Firm; cash. 27]lc; December,
27ssc.
Rye-45c.
Barley Nominal.
Flax-$L02.
Timothy-Firm and unchanged
Pork-steady; cash, si645; January.
$500.
Lard--steady; cash. sa47ll; January.
$792ia.
Short ribs-steady; cash. sioO5: jan
uary. $7.25.
Short 50. $50 1000.
Whisky-sLi9H.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; market
strong TO a tritle higher; prime native
steers, $5d5.45: good to medium. 81 s0d
4.9o: others, $3.75W425; Texans, s.. i5g
2.55: Westerns, x2.65afil5.
Hogs-Receipts, 2I,0Q0 head: market
steady TO 10 points lower: mixed and
packers. $5.9odG ~: prime heavy and
butchers weights, 81. 30td650; prime light,
Sheep Receipts. 1900 head; marke.
steady: natives. 81 75@A5o; Westerns,
xSU19f4O0
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rh,. agreeable ana .f,,cscloa, Tooth Powder. 60

Thfs agreeable and efficecious Tooth Powder g.
fahIished by more han twenty yeas experience.
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
dental and Medical professions OF this city gener-
ally. and by them is Is daily recommended Aad
prescribed Ii IL IS pleasant In the application ~
Il Is excellent in its effects T. speedily renders the
heeth white and smooth. the gums healtbfai. red
and Arm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirahs condition, !: gradually but Of
fcctnaiy removes tartar. ani dsstroyes the para
siitcal Anim aYouls which neglect may have per
nslted 20 collect and prevents their further accu
mutation. thus serving as complete beantinei
and presarver of the teeth. Microscopic examine
lions have bsen made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society and OF variety OF bodily
condition, and In nesrly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist tn great
nambera Experiments were made for their re-
i moval ana the ingredients used in Lnntns 1ooth
Powder were fonad 10 be most effectual. destroy
ing them instantly.
Through the kindness OF friends ws are pr
uaitted 20 publish the following
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
1nr srArE or TRADE.

ssy FRANctsco, Sept. 2i.-Rusiness
shows slight improvement, prices being
reported firm. The produce markets are
dali. prices being weak.
Vegetables Move slowly.
Fresh fruits Light demand.
Butter--Firm.
Cheese-Weak.
Ponltry--Very quiet.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks.
h%S; wheat, centals. 6i,Ti6: barley,
fsntais, q 2ii; oats. centals. 1883; rye,
sarks, $50. beans, sacks, 4s1; potatoes,
IS
Flour--We quote: Net cash prices for
iiailv extras. ss65(d355: bakers extras,
Leo: superfine, s. 60af2a0.
Nheat-No. ! shipping, Si0S1@i.05;
choice. si.O61. milling. $t07Idl.fa
Barley No. ! feed. 81 iS6tSss.c; choice
bright, zoe; brewing. 75tf s5c: Cheyalier.
uieIi.Ia for standard and 65daoc per
esnsai for lower grades.
oais-New oats. red. e7,sc@sLo2ti :
Sack, bcM$i.i5: milling. 81 30ef |. Is
aaey feed. sia0; good To choice. 81. i0es
Vic, common to fair. g0cISLo5.
CALI BOARD.
Sales we're recorded today as follows:
Afternoon Wheat December,
~ tons, lisa. 4O0 tons, SLi57s; May,
Wl tons. Si27 per GENITAL.
Barlsy-Spot, new, Zoo tons, 6siS.c: seller.
Ls0 new, 80 tons, E5e; Decem Der, 30
sas, ssssc, 100 tons, 75i.e, May, leo tons,
Va per Genital.
FtSASCfAI-
ptsits-on sight, New York. per 500,
g discount Sterling bills -On London.
ssiy-day bank, Sisr..
SILVER,
ssisef bars, Per ounce. 737417SIc.
astscSn dollars. eOtst,0ise.
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NEW YORK MARKETS..


Nv foEE, Sept 1.-The stock market
.saas Vas excessively dult. bul the total
.a'es looted up higher thAn yesterday and
- esalings were better distributed. There
s cearth Of Influencing news on the
ssea The situation Of affairs 81 Wash.
@ssea City remains unchanged. snd room
aAaers centred the market, which strug-
- iee few points on either SIDE of the
oaaI Fluctuations are therefore with
'aay significance. The general market
irregular throughout the day. having
.+oneais Of depression aud tirmness. bu,
Eve approaching either severe heavi-
- nor great bnoyancy, the strongest
ee'ng apparent al the close.
government bonds Steady.
a 'ssfo'ea''-Ae,ive and ilriaer. October.
sflvFa
silver. Per ounce "a
scream dollars. sa,.
=. FsNANrEAL
asey ca cali Easy, closed offered
Fer seas Fr.nls paper, 1910 PER
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
IoSpoS crock ExcHASoE.

IoSpoS krocK EXCHANGE
LONDON, kept. 2i.--Consols, % i5-i6d.
Bank OF England discount rate reduced
to 31s per cent.
BaT silver. .925 fine, sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2t.-Wheat--Demand
moderate.
Corn-spot. steady. demand poor at Is
3lsd; futures dull. September at Is nd;
October. ia 81.
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Farm urodnce ID now coming 10 market
IN considerable quantities from points on
the sound. Nearly all the steamers bring
ia wheat, oats or potatoes daily. the total
arrivals being quite large. The Wasco
brought 1000 sacks of potatoes from
WILDLY island on her last trip and has
from 100 10 900 sacks each trip. Small
shipments Of grain come by nearly every
boat from the skagit river country and po-
utoes are arriving from Dnngeness In
small lots. Hay is also coming in more
psentifuIly since dealers are willing to buy
IN large quantities. as the hay has passed
through the sweat.
Arrivals OF fruit are also noted almost
daily, the last being mixed car load from
Oregon. just now the market is plenti-
fully supplied and prices In some lines are
eIceedingiy weak.
Plams are In great plenty and sell for
seafly any price customers are willing TO
pss. although good stock does not go iess
nan 80 cents. whilo some choice fruit
kinss more.
The first ounces Of the season came on
As California steamer and are in prime
uadition. They sell at 81. Is per box.
fsachcs are somewhat weaker. selling at
80 81 cents per box, and of good quality.
6fapes are also cheaper. being sold al So
h0 cents per box.
A few crates of biackberries are in mar
ks selling at - cents for half crates.
Green corn is in great plenty, going at
- cents per dozen.
A few turkeys are in market, and they
oil for 70 cents per pound.
Wheat is unchanged. The English mar
bet Is reported weaker. and the high
Inight rates do not favor an advance here.
Export quotations are h3 and 56 cents. but
nonc Is being offered at those figures
Good milling wheat is quoted at 50 cents.
WITH none offered
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STEAMER fnAna

S&xfy fsrussssa arS szcfpps5 ss1 s~F=eiaiis
sssrssd fer ssearsoBs. Aaafess Box ia. q cad
a. ropuf 81 starr Boyd hakaalng-
{, L. BEOASELELn. Master asz owasr.
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LUBIyS TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meHt.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

BosTos, Sept. 2I--ciosing:
Atchison ........... - Burlington ... s1s<
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TESTIMONIALS;

PoRTLASp Or. March Z, 1874
Dear sirs-Being satisfied with your manner OF
prsr airing the pentfrice and knowing 10 to be per
fectiY harmless In ito effects. have since you
commenced its preparation. used II In my family
and prescribed Il 70 my patients With uniform
the public as being valuable. safe and eticactous
dentisriee, well adapted 70 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean. healthy condition You're truy.
W C. BROWN. D. d. =
The following 10 from one OF the most eminent
authorities In the west;
sAS FRANcssco July IS, lssa
Lnhin Chemical Co;
Dear sirs-m commendAt0ry word from me In
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Labin's Tooth Powder, can add 10 tie deserved
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combined IN your admirable preparation; and
afsr . long seqnAiassncs and careful oesesvA.ion
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ing snd heaptlfying the teeth
MARX HIGHLAND
Read What . chemist says;
SEATTLE August !, 1854.
0eatiemen-T have mase a chemical eramina-
ton 81 luhin's Tooth Powder and End that It's
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lection OF the Ingredients and the evident care
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less a. we'd as aa sfaescioas IDENTIFIES.
q J. SMITH. Chemist
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Read What t. chsmis, ..y.:


sroxANK January ~ tsef
een.iernen-I take great pleasure 10 adding ny
testimonial 10 the excellent qualities % Latins
Tooth Powder ana Agtes msay years personal 81
psrtsnee Ia ts and Of attentive observation %
its satisfactory Effects aron fhe teeth of my
patiests l recommend IL 10 ali ~ safe. peasant
and sfreAcsous asntsfriee combating all The
requisite. fsr preserving me teeth and sGEs ia .
elsan. healthy eosdsioa.
o.K LAWRENCE u n
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xToop CANAL MOUTH
III Sew Passenger steamer
DELLA
fcarryfng e :. nail leaves Ceinan doek Mon
aays W ssaesaays ssa RftssYs 81 90 fer
gfoxxtea fafs ga n &c Bangor. ~sabsSg. AffHasn
Is~~ssfa fIll3saas ais HssAspsFt aad Tasoa
trstx aaA satsrszs4lass posats. arriving a. Union
S.sts Al 90 y ~ leaves Ca3er City ~ o a.
=. Tuesdays, Thafxssys and saturdays, srstv sng
- THOMPSON BEos
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uoop CANAL ROUTE.
UAszos BLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

STEAMER GLIDE
Leaves Merchants dock $50 p m. Nou6sys WEI
nssdays ard Fridays fer West slds. oiaIia and ssy
lanaings: Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays fef
East sids vashon. Chsusaaa9a. DesMoinss. stons's
Landing snd BusnaA Leaves Tscama every
nacruing except sunday ~ $50.
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ELY on THE arLyER=
SEATTLE To TACOMA
-Four round trips daily excspt sunday.
"a one hour and twenty ave minutsa
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday tripa. seattle Tacona

route. o foIsows;
TAXING KFFEcr
THURSDAY. JUNEL
TINE cAnp.
Lave Tseona-~a 30, a,ss a. IN. so Sis n
Leave sealue-s;iB HAS . m, LOO. Z: 90 p IA
sUNpAv.
Leave Tacoma IL 30 a m. Ai3a o IA
Leave sesttls-e 100 . m, 400. TO- y m
LANDING ~ n. r. wharf tacoma, and CONNER
eial deck. foot Of Marsoa street. seattle
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Hops are still very quiet with light de-
nsaud. Best Pacifics are quoted az 2la22c.
English cables report dull and weaker
market
WOOL.
Wool remains about staadv
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EVERETT Route ~,,,,
Daisy s.rept saadsy.
t..-.s sS.ttss . IS On lisAs o N anA 80 N
1s~v@s Exegest Sis @ IA. 2.33 . m aad 80 m
Leaves ssAtte --*ssss*l - N
sanaAss Leaves Evsrefl s..... % "a
Ts~sfa. folsr.a eask fasE 81 MARION street
SEATTLE A%D TAGoAA "a va asa CD.
CIAUD Th0TP, r. W 1ooDhNE,
PgsA SecJ.
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EvERETr AND sxoHoxIsH RourR
Tue sniy beat that goes through withoas tsssssss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves HatassAs wharf Tassdaya Thuzfsys aa1
saturdays a. q IN ios Edm1nds. Ansiitee. Nv
srstt Narysvslis Eass Everest lowell and sne-
homssh fARR TO agERkFf, Soc TO SSo
HOMIsH, SOC. }. A HATFIELD. AEsat