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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-11-03
Fox twp, Oct. IA, 1898.

FOR RENT.-The store of VIM. Mey-
lert on Centre Main Street. For particu-
lars. address VIM. Meylert, Iaporte,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-11-03

PURCHASING done in Towanda a
the lowest prices. No commission asked
Address Mrs. s. B. KARNs, 6U3 ed st.
Towanda.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-11-03
Sheriff. Sale,

Dushore. Pa. Dot. II, 1893.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-11-03

TO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas. my wifi
Rosetta Morgan, has left my bed and boart
the public are hereby prohibited to harbo
or trust her on my account. as will pay
no bills of her contracting.
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DACIrIC NAVIGATION COMPANY-FASF
L time for Tacoma Everett and Snohomish rives
points.
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON viii
leave Everett daily, except Sunday, at = ~ ios
Seattle.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL D m
Leave Tacoma Tor Seattle, =: 10 p m.
Leave Seattle for Everett. 4: 10 p. m.
Leave Everett for Seattle, 1:l5 y. III.
Leave Seattle for Everett; 1890 p IN. except Sat
Crday and sunday.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma $50 p. NJ, Saturday
only.
SUNDAY TRIP.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle 2:lS p. m
Leave seattle for r-vefett, d 80 y.
Calls a. Edinonds only. Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
all snohomish river points only daily through
line. freight Sl.0O pes ton
IA Common. WILDLY ISLAND AND
IL EVRRETT-
STEAMER FAIRHAVES
railv. exccp. Saturday, 9p. M Tor Edmunds,
Muckiiteo. Everett. Clinton Browns Point,
fucs, oak Har5or. utsaiady and La Conner. Re
turning leaves La t,onpor q n m.. daily except
SUNDAY, touching Everett at 81 y. NJ. arrive
Seattle D. m. Don'i call at Tulap ON return trip.
Headquarters In Seattle. City Dock. foot Of Main
street
r. J. RATHBONE. Agent
FRANK WAREHOUSE. General Manager.
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Keeping Up ,hs Qualify.

The May issue the Pdcic B0llter and Inres'or
is more than equ., II the ;cxcclcnt ones that
have preceded It II conta.us fine portrait OF:
Frank Dekum, resident NJ the Commercial
National baak OF jrt uGd Sand OF the Portland
Savings bank. at good eIS ,ayiug OF the bank
ing houses OF Degtsr llor::1 < Co. III this city,
OF The Trader. oana ci{ Tacoma ana Nj
Dekums two bauSs. Wit historical sketches
and descriptive a. Cor GA; ne buildings. There
is al editorial o.. C !.iure o. tue Puget sound
country ana n le.tcr .s0m c..rh OF the principal
cities O; tine Coas' eiis ali the news OF Interest
10 investors
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ENGLIsii GRAZ. hARKEr
roreicn Ea.iurcs.

melbourne, Ma 9.-1hs Bank of Victoria,
limited, has susps u1cI. Its statement las, De-
eemDer showed de;1sits am:lnting To 100000
The failure is IA veg impOrsu: oae. a. the bank
has many branehes ard '.onGon office. Tho
capital OF the bans l., g 100 I)O aud It's liabilities
are double that s's.:.
VIESSA, May . Bsueter-& Wolf, prominent
manufacturers 81 ss-pe,s, hs,ye Jailed with liza
bliities amountina - Loo. 81 forms
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Late Spring Wheat i'm the PaIouse.

facoNa. May ll.-lspeciaL Lake u. Woifard
y returned from the Palouse wheat country,
Ea says that not more than one-:hird of the
'tp o. spring wheat is in the ground. All of
b spring wheat will not be in, he says. before
e First OF Jaue. bu, the yield Of winter wheat
'elaises 20 be something astounding. The
Fsli Is literally soaked with water, especially
'g9 near the mountains. The unusual rain
I las prevented farmers from sowing. as the
y has not let up long enough at any one time
Slow the ground to dry out sufficiently. Mr.
biard spent two or three months in the SLOGAN
AAlng district, before visiting the graiu dis
ISL where he has several large tracts.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, May H. The Bans of England today
advanced the rate .ssoount iEon ) per cent TO
3t4. The stock exc angc opened intensely cx-
cited. Difficulty ;, - fouu0 in arranging ac-
counts. tuioI J cine, A'tkison, Topeka 4
santl Re and Other Americas shares declined
up To per cent.
LoSpoS. May Il Bar si:ser. o15 fine Ssl "a
Consols. 9S 5-lSd BuiiiOE gain Oh balance
paid into Bank q Euglsnds f0,o0l. Bank o.
England discount sate. 3 peS cent.
ESGLIsn GRAI:' nAAKEr.
LIVERPOOL, Ma ii.--Whg at Demand n,oder-
ate. No , red wiut@r, steadS D.
Corn-stead"; ,.eJnana Iaoderate. Spot, Is
81 {; May. is q al June. is sd July, Is 5d.
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY. MAY r. 1898

decrease under the preceding month. be-
cause most of the whea. cargoes were sent
to Europe during March. During April
lt1.lo2 bushels of wheat, valued at $685.
622: l.9Se barrels Of aour. valued st 1915,
ana G,6S33. 0C0 feet of lumber. valued at
s.0.ao5, were shipped from Puget sound to
the following countries:
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short Grain Crop i'm Italy.

oME, May li.-Repotts 10 the government
q Al. parts of Italy show that drought has so
a,cd crops that II viii be necessary o i'm
s&.1l 900 bushels of grain more than
a. Ii Is believed that the import duty on
viii cover the deficit in the budget
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STEAMER BUCKEYE.

Rebuilt. aud refarnished leaves Merchants deck
Tuesday. thursday saturday a. Z a n OF
Kingston, ! orr A5arnble. Hanger, rezoec1. La
aaup Igs&atio Hoosisp3rt, Union City aud Inter
n1e8la:c pOja;s arriving n Union CITY at y Ia
Leaves 4 rfoa City q a Wednesday, Friday
and sunday, arriving n seattle 81 p L.
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Portland whea, Market.

fosrLasp. May il-Ispcoial I-Whcat-Trad-
fg moderate AZ easier prices. Valley, Loo
~ Ns.ia Wala. ST. 10 per GENITAL
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For itent.

Splendid store room, leo feet deep, on
Commercial street. First-class location.
Low rent. Apply room 10 Squire Latmer
building.
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DORT ORCHARD

DoRT ORCHARD
NAVY Yard Rou:s-H.emersos. eilnsv
sad Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
leaves foot OF w.shlpg,oa street. daily ercsp,
SUNDAY. at ai5 - and s:3o p m. The 3:;5
&. t. trip includes head O. Per. Orchard. Excas
s.sa lsst.es can " ecaGaac1a.et On sunaayA
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..sl51,63o s63S.Ol9 $79o,649
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Z s n Barnes, Portland Mrs q B siearnes, Chcgo
a Waddeii olympia Miss stearne, do
J Chapman, Wooliey \ Gram, Portland
J Harnin. Wesfport, Pa + NJ Cartridge, Exerett
Geo stringer, Portland I Drew, City
j l. Wi liams d W, do ; Mckee, ST Paul
J I Richardson. do Jos Ryan, Everett
II Wolf * W, san Fran /! 4 Lilly, Victoria
brahuan. Newborn Mrs Warren, Newcastle
Isn't, Coupeviile NJ Warder, New York
] NJ Brown, Patterson Woodruff, Olympia
J il Thompson, Everett Lanisau, Butte
a Vincent K ", Mt Yer
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GREAT NoRTHERN RAILWAY LINE
Seattle 4 Montana Railway. r aiFhaven & southern
Railroad. New Westmipsier southern
Railway
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JULY IL, 1892,
TO ASp FROM
Everett Marysvllle. stanwood Mt. Vernon. Fair
haven New Whaicom, Blaine and
South Westminster.
Trains leave Seattle. passenger. $3.50 . m.
"a Aeu .-...-..''ss - -
Trains arrive Seattle, passenger. 5;3o p m
S'.S - At
Through cars between Seattle and South West
Minister connecting with electric line for Van
e0uveE
VS. WILSON. Agent
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Totals .sl57.6SD s63S,0l9 s79o,6i9
The shipments from British India were
consigned to Chicago and consisted of ex-
hibits for the Worlds fair. The valve of
the Japan exhibit was $780, 33. Following
is tabular statement furnished by the
customs authorities showing to what
Eastern cities the in transit imports were
consigned. the value of dutiable goods and
the value OF goods admitted free of duty:
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In 1898

1875
All ronis lead TO Chicago The CHICAGO, NIL
wGukee & ST. Paul railway leads the van. Ex.
Cursion rates 10 the Worlds fair.
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Wilmington. Del. assisted the bears ia thei.
operasio8s- The market moves. up and down
frequently. but it was noticeable that declines
brought in liberal bny !ag orders, which left the
quotations higher aftcf each attack The nna
prices were within faction o. the highest al.
tanned.
Government bonds Better
Petroseum-Dull en-; neglected, a: 5.ssc.
FiS& NCfaL-
Money on caii-EasY, 5Jl: clc.e3, offered at
per cent Prime paper. l.l9s peg cent Sterling
eAensnge-Firm. Will aetgal Business in bark-
ers' biilz at $Ls5tgis.: densaI, siss.glsa
SILVER
NEW YORK, May IL Bar si!vaf S5ssc
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e ''''i ; ;;!;; !; ;;;'''''
-CJNDINEED -
DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill,

brS. Merrill a. Merrill,
The most widely and favo-ah.y known specialists
the Pacific Coast The doctors regular rad
yates from the University of the CITY or New ! ork
and Of ong sand oese Hospital. Brooklyn,
New orsS. and their loag experience. remarkable
skili and universal. success in the treatment and
cure OF Chronic diseases entitle these em,pent
physicians TO the full confidence of the afflicted
everywhere.
50 matter what your complaint, consult these
succe specIa is:s, who able 10 effect cures
ia many that we hnen pronounced no retess.
They treat CtENEiFiCALLl and SEC-
CES>FJLLY. cure QUICKLY and PEG-
MANENTIH PAiNA1 r.. R!.OoD AN a sam
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS. PILES. FiSrULA AND
Retail ULCERS. SYPHILIS GOSORRHEA,
0LEET. Spermatorrhoea seminal Weakness Lost
ManboQi. Night Emissions, Declared Faculties.
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Ca,srrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma, Tumors EruptioES. salt Rheum and
scrofula- HiDROCELr.. VARiCoCkLE and
STRUCTURES raaically and safely cured without
pain detention from business and cures guaran.
teed
All deform,.ies and impediments to marriage
quickly removed.
CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects of early vice and the hume oIs evils
that follow Ia its train.
Long experience. with unparalleled success 10
the best evidence OF a doco-'s Skill
DIQEASES or WOVEN also receive special
attention Consult personally the OLDEST And
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast. or write, sending stamp. Consultation
free and confidential fremont Block O1t
Front Street. Seattle.
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Report Tor n al a. NIlcrIc1n and For
eisn Ne-.cls Going Foreign.
FoRr ToNN- %p, hsy q. special i
Following is a statcmSnt of foreign ship
ping from the lrious supports of entry
in this custom 'listric: during April:
FNlER;A
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ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE


whatcnm s6d Sehome Eaifhaven. ssmish. An
aceTtes. tifslgo Ciiy. ttsaadY. Coupevilie, LaLg-
ley, Clinton. Everett, Edmondl
STEAMER WASCO
Leaves Ha;held's dock TussGaN. Thcrsdays
and saturdays at O'clock "a Il. Tickets for aals
81 CITY Ticket U flee s0l Second street
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF SEATTLE"

tCIose connection with n. p train from Portland
and san Francisco.
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and 'City Of Seat
tie make close competitions at the Tacoma wharf
with L aims and Portland. and with the
las: and West bound overland trains.
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Inc volume OF merchandise shipped
through the Puget sound customs district
IN transit to Eastern cities from China
and Japan is steadily increasing. The
value o. these shipments last month ag-
grega,ed nearly 81, oO0, con. Prior to two
years ago but little II any merchandise
passed through this district in transit
from the Orient. In those days importers
shipped their consignments via San Fran
cisco or over the Canadian lines. But
since Observation-Disclosures of a line of steam
ships between Puget sound and the Orient
irgght traffic has increased several hum
dred per cent. The frs; steamer coming
across from China was hardly half
loaded. bu. each succeeding vessel has
been ia xed 10 its full! capacity. Shippers
IN Eastern cities are just realizing that
better time can be made via this new
Northwestern route than by the old lines.
During the month of April the value of
merchandise shipped through this district
was $1906i9 The goods were received
from tile following countries:
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EVERETT AND sNoHoNIsH RoUrA
STEAMER MABEL

leaves Yesier's was.f Tuesdays Thursdays and
HAiui DAYS a r. m tor tdGonds, Muxlltso. Ey.
srstt, AarysNlis. Lowell aH1 s.ohcm.sa
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RAILWAYS.
QUICK TIME TO BAN FRANCIsCo
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
Via the Mt Shasta route o. the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC coNPANX
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
the SCENIC ROUTE or THE PACIFIC cossR
Excursion tickets 20 10, Angeles and return from
SeAfiie. s6r.2s
PULLMAN BuFFFr SLEEPEsA
PULLMAN sECoND-cIAss SLEEPING CARS
Attached 70 express trains. aro-dtaS sup~rior %
commo1a.ions Tor secand-class passengers
For rates. tickets, sleeping car reservations
etc. call upon address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM District Passenger Agent
Ills Pacific Ave {W ashingtoa block, Tacoma
Wash.
T. p RoGSRs Assistant General Freight aD1
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
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MEL ffASDIsE.

NEIif UANDIcE
Hors-Quie: aud steady /;
cotiee-Options steady. l0G,9.. points mp. Sales
were IL. 81 bags, iuc. ling: Say, siaoJGi325:
June, SIS; July. 81 =. spot kio-Eirin aud
quiet. No :. l5Jac; Ssltos 10 .e shipped, IS &c;
10 bags RIO ana 80 rs I55sc.
ngar-Raw-Easier ana quist Fer refining,
ass5ss4c. ceniriiug4. 95-tesa as. Refined
Gu 81 and steady.
Copper-Weak: Like, Sil
lead-Weak: domestic. s. so
Tin-Essy; strait. f2L00 I'd, go 10 asked.
Plates-QuIet aud STEADY. srS,ter-n esk: Do
mestIc, $40 On Change ssses. 3, tons TIN.
Junes, at so. l4s.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF TgADE.


FAS FRsSclsco. May The local merchan-
sse markets. are quiet aud prices steady. The
rOigee markets were fairy active. Vegetables
Al Plentiful Potatoes and onions are firm.
Cherries came III more freely.
Butter firm.
Egss are steady.
Poultry Is dull.
taee,e Is easy.
F.odace receipts Flour. quarter sacks, 1000.
sseai, ceatals. l,j.5. bar icy, centals 7Ga oats
ea'As rs. potatoes. SACKS, l,7se. ouiou., sacks.
s1'--We quote: Net cash prices for fam
" ezra. S. .UGI0o PEI bbi: bakers extras,
|tS&4e. supe5nae, s.. 5eseS. 10
NAea AeTe was an easier feeling TO tho
hsie unchanged. Holders are nor offsrinc with
~! freedom. QIogabie M e. 3OtIi ST per
ssa.a' iof geo 20 choice shipping. and $i,5S' %
'AHs .3f milling qualities.
aas.eF hr advance Yesterday was not sus-
,.aeA tais morning. While values are essier.
g aiH5Aet Is in ara irregular and unsettled CON
sS's. We qUpie as follows: fceG. 81 -fGasS.
eenia' t'r goot Quality. ana sAs>sl ,e iur
$50, irrw ug. h1cfGSl 0-i . per Genital
vas " At.- descriptions ara IN moderate r..
SCI e. thc Oh prices. BACK is improving
~ Sav.e "a follows: surprise, $5tto "a;
Stu Wa ,ssir2'e; fancy iced. ST. u seGl.i5;
p T. ctoitv Iced. SL&ges -, q grades. 81 lJl
=. - .sr'''i u 81; gtay, sI2.f1L.1 tor feed
- u &ll5 Tor milling; req, $i.l5i seti. -
~ ocataA
CtLl BOARD
sses ga The tai. hoard today were:
Raeat Morning. intornla. Sc lou December.
''a'' 81. j." 'oas, 800. lon tons.
- l''' i.us. St-4t's; loo toas. slsl1.. pa
- ;. - iu tru>. Slsti'- leo tons, SIS tel
~ ~ = ia+ toas, $l.l2ta, selle1, l>aS, new,
Va', = -. 4Dl tons, $i.&,ia per cei,tai
49, b, ,.-s 1t- pecomoer. To- to&s, s. a..
80 : i--a, zoe tons, Sis lsu tons.
-. .' -..-. 5. 81. I'D tous. s, 10
il. ..1 tols. s.sa'., IoI tons, s. '.fr p-.
stI.'f ,''a-isal session seller, so. ucw.
'-.' ..-.c l.' tons. 3at .e, LOO tcHs. s-c. 100
- -- '..'l.. .. -. hrccobcr, l"o toas.
..fr -. -es tons. 9%.c. Lao toas.
tH>. g. tu toE,. ,rc ~ tons.
= t t.-- e. a.; lto tens, 40 ger Genital.
- ,r>.t.. ..c>cmucr @,t' :ins, - sc. 40
- .et. j>-, trw. ,sif tou>, go p .9'l
fe b.. tons, !. - ions. -. ~ PSF
FlNANCIA.-
q i'siTT-'' ,.-.t. New Nors. pcr 500. aoc.
'+ts ga London, siN;y day htaA
a. ~ A'.~. r'r oaoce. $50. -; Menle&n
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DANX OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

PAIDUP CAPiTAL........... oS 600 90
RESERVE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 OOo
Head ONCE. 60 lombard street. London.
Branc Portland. San Francisco. Seattle rar
coma, Victoria. New Westminster Nana.nN
kamlcops. Nelson. Vancouver, H. e.
A General Banking and Exchange Business
transacted Loans made Bills discounted Com
mere a. credits granted. Deposits received
rent aceoupt subject TO check interest paid on
time deposiiA II. LEA BAESES Manager
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i block, Seattle. WASHINGTON Capital. 500. OND.
Officers - Boaru of Trustees - Bailey Gatxert.
President Jacob Furth. Vice President; Arthur
A. Denny. Second,Nice- President. James II. Hay.
den, Manager. Cashier ana Secretary; Frank T.
Blodgetf. Assistant Cashier; L. Schwa oacher, John
Lcary. Win T. Bailey, John Collins otto Ranke
Transacts n savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar to ten thousand
dollars six per cent iuterest per aunum allowed
term and per cent. ordinary deposits.
dividends declared the last day OF May and No
vembsr. Loans made real estate or approved
coilaterals only.
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Commencing March 9th. passengers leaving
Spokane Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
Connect same afteraoos, at Nsrthport with steamer
for Trail creek. Robson, Nelson Balfour. Pilot Bav,
Ainsworth, Easio, and SLOGAN. and passengers
arriving from the north on those days Will 60 d.
recty through TO Spokane. arriving NJ 9: 50 p N.
Daily servic. via this line wtil commence about
April 10Th. when passengers VIII 60 through the
eamo dSy.
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BANKS.
THT PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
l. Seattle.
Sell exchange and maze teiegraphtc transfers
to ali parts Of tpe United states and Europe.
Solicit accounts OF banks and bankers. rrer-
chants. manufacturers. individuals and corpora
tons.
collections entrusted TO our care will receive
prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
JACOB FCRTH. ........................Pres President
A. r. STEWART. Vice President
S. FRAUENTHAI. l. ROBINSON aad JAMES
n. HAYDEN.
CoxsEsPoN nESrs.
National Bank Of Republic New York: Conn
mercial National Chicago: tlrst National Bank.
St Paul: hank Of California, san Francisco:
Firs, National Bank. Portland
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ORTIZ ERN
PACIFIC R.R.

Pullman Sleeping Cars, Eiegan. Day Coaches
and finest Palace bin.ny cars between Seattle 81:
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
Tor AL points in The United States and Canada
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"
$40 am M III. Tacoma no Az 5:I5 am
lU:l5 am i.v Is seattle / SKIN 800 am
80 pm Nv; - et Townsend 81 Lv IL AS pm
4:30 pm Ar no. Victoria MIiiv $3.50 pm
Steamers "Ci,y of Kingston and CITY Of scat
tle'' make connections at Port Townsend for pas
sengers going from Beilingham cay points 10 Vic
toIia and return
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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FAY FRASClsCo. May II. The local merchan-
sse markets are quiet and prices steady. The
f0iGee markets were fairy active. Vegetables
Ee F,eutiiaL Potatoes and onions are firm
Cherries came III more freely.
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g GA the call board today were


8 h'si'*-.'" ,.-.t. New Nors. rcr Sl0N. oor
!. =; ot.s "a London, siN;y day btak
G. m. '-"SN' - >s"N,. - NeAio~A
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1893.

IAklNG EFFECT APRIL 30, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For ST. Paul and East "a: % =. m.
For Spokane-3:a0 D. m. and ln;25 n m
Fox Portland and Scuth-S:l5 n m and S:4S
p. III.
For olyTp a-6:l5 q and S:i5A IA
Fer Montesauo and CcoSta-S:lSa m
For acoma-s:i5, S:l5 III. l2ol, 20 900.
g: and 1925 n m.
For Snohomish. Sedrc. Anacortes. Snequaime
Falls and North Bend-S:5o n n. and 20 p H.
For points north Of Seiro 10 suinas-S.5o y N.
TRAINS ARRIVE SEATTLE
From St Paul and Fast-ll2s ?. m.
From Spokane-1o:33 3. aad IL :25 n m
From Portland and South-5:SO p. and 1883
8.
From oiympia-5:50 p m. and S:<5 n. m
From Moniesano and Ocosta-S so p.
From facona-l-:55, "a, AID lo:35 q m,
2:Os 5:5e. S:45 and ll:25 u. a
Frsm Snohomish. Sedro. Auacortes. Snoqualme
Fails and or;n Bsnd-l0:S5 .. and 80 p
From points north OF Sedfo TO SumaS-4:5op. IL
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uoOo CANAL ROUTE.

FARE TO EVERETT, 500
To. SEOHOMISH. sQc
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CpoXANE FALLS ANoRrHERN RAILWAY
DAILY RxcEPr srNDAY.
TOO q m, Lv...,...spokAne ......Ar. $50 p. m.
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RIDE AND SHIPPING.
lars Marked Up an Eighth
of a Cent.
..sreo CoFFEEs ADVANCED.

80. Very Scarce and Hish-Caiifor-
Vegetables scarce-Chickens
s,yher-Wheat One Cent OF.
.,,,g-rrST OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER
sgREAr-DAILY BULLETIN.
SgATyLs. May IL, 1899.