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AEhCdASptSk-
Hops.Quies and steady. state. common to
choice, lS9sl5acs Pacific coast. 1st62i7e.
Cofee-Options closed barely steady at 5
points advance. Sales were 1850 bags. incud.
ing: March. $lLl501lZ2o; April, $3.50: Nav,
slsssgl66o. Spot Rio-Duli and steady; No !.
susar.Raw. quiet and firmsr censriiugals.
So test, She. Muscovado. 50 test, &c. Refined
Firm and active.
Lsad-Strong: Domestic, Ao5
Tin-Easy, ciosing quiet: Straits, $3o,eS bid.
2lsO asked; plates, moderate demand. Spell.
Unsteady; Domestic, eA27l<.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 22-Wheat-Dull and steady;
opened unchanged. advanced sc. held steady
and closed go higher than yesterday. Receipts
were $1,000 bushels: shipments. Al, coo bushels
wheat-steady; cash. 1ssc; Nav. $3.50
Confirm; cash, 4l'4c: May, $3.50
Oats-Easy; cash, SOssc; May, Sesna
Rye-49iac.
Barley-a2c.
Flax-$Ii9.
Timothv-sA
Pork-Essy; cash. slZs7,S: May. Sl7S71<
lard-Easy; caah, $l25): May, $IS5o
Short ribs-Easy: cash. 50 %: May, 3l0l0
Short ciear-sl05N0i05a
Shoulders-S9. 5oo9ad25a
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 2a-Cattle-Rscsipss. 10000;
active: l5c{92oc higher. Choice 70 prime steers,
$,.7it4a9o; no extra on the market; medium,
-: 42Ga60; others. - sN0a 10.
Hogs-Rece.pts. 900: 10000 lower. Rough
and mixed. So 90t07.5 80: prime heavy C.559I7S:
sheep-Receipts. 1900: Natives, 3A5o16oo;
Westerns, $ao0Saso; Texans, $A5o4AsA
BOSTON STOCK BxCHANsR
BosroN, March 22-CloSiug:
Atchison. ......... s2islsan Diego. ........ Is
Burlington-..... 94iaBell Telephone. 202
Mex Cent tcom.). 10
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At a sale of school bonds of district 50,
at Enumclaw, held in the county treasur-
er's office yesterday. +. w. Trounce
bought the 5000 issue. paying a premium
of $74 for a per cent. bond, dated June 1.
1898, and payable fifteen years after date.
Lamprecht Bros. d Co. and Farson, Leach
& Co. were among the bidders. Arthur 4.
Poole and w. +. Bowiers, Of the district,
and John Kelly, clerk Of the district, as
sisted the county treasurer at the sale,
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARX ETs.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March 23.-There was q de-
cidediy stronger tone to speculation today in
the general lists. The advance was equal to X
to IA per cent. but among the speciaities Msa-
haitian sold up So: Consolidated Gas, 81: ,Edi-
son Illuminating, ~. and General Electric. ia
per cent. Buying was stimulated by the easy
feeling In money. the fact that little or no gold
will go forward by Saturdays steamers and the
belief tina, the government will shortly an.
nounce the issue OF q gold loan.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroleum-Stroag; closed 6si<c
GOLD SHIPMENTS.
new YORK. March 81 Solicitations are that
g. 0c0.0 600 IN gold will be exported on SATURDAY.
This may be increased 10 &, $4,000
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Essy. 2sJS; closed, offered, per
cent Prime paper-G{r7 per cent Sterling ex-
change-Firnn, with actus! business In AIx,y-
day bills Q; 81 sos; demand, As5a&9i-sa
SILVER
Cda
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsTos. Mont, March 2a.-ispecaL Pas
sengers on Northern Pacific train No /:
Gov. Ricksrd, P. Il. Groat, ". H. Roshvell N
xiiisF, u. AioeItso.. A. b. bow man, s. W. Alien.
W H. BycxioTc, Mrs. J. A. Jacobs, Mrs. A. n
Bnrleign. A. \. kessler, A. n. Connsii, A. Beeler.
A. f. Green, j. Williams, +. l. Larson and
tair,y-Gyc second-eass
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THE PROPOSED BONDS.
Meeting Of City Council and
Taxpayers Tonight.
CONDITION or CITY FINANCES.
The Limit Of lndebtedness -. $50, s5l
and for General Purposes.

Tonight there will be meeting held In
the city hall, to which all taxpayers are
invited. 1t Is for the purpose of holding
joint convention Of the board Of aldermen
and house OF delegates to consider the sub
]ect OF issuing bonds to fund the floating
Indebtedness. which could not be funded
last year for want Of statutory power Tho
proposition Is to issue four series Of bonds:
$95.OOO for the completion of the Lake
Union sewer tunnel; S250OOO for the con.
struction of lateral sewers to drain into
the two tunnels and be ready by the time
they are completed; $4,000 for the erec-
ton OF an electric lighting plant; and
$o22.6o7 to fund the floating Indebtedness.
This viii make total of 81. 041.6 57.
The constitution permits Indebtedness
to the extent Of per cent. of the assessed
valuation for water, sewers and artificial
lighting where the systems are owned BY
the city. and per cent. for general mum.
cipal purposes. As the assessed valuation
OF property in Seattle for is92 was $A3, s02,.
ZIG this allows q limit Of 81 100, 1856 for each
two branches Of expenditure.
The present Indebtedness is ~ follows,
Municipal purposes--
Tnna;n. s, So"us ''.''..-..'.......S 1900
Condemnation and judgment bonds. $500
General municipal purposes. ........... 24o,0N
,i.2laoN
This leaves difference. available fol
bonds. of 1915. 135.
Speci0. purposes-
Extension OF water works bonds. ..... an,oOo
Extension Of sewer bond: i iaoSS
1i,SO.oo
This leaves $40. lss for funding pur-
poses.
The proposed issue of bonds will thus
leave the margins as follows:
For municipal purposes-
Present indebtedness 1880. 3, 215,ooo
Proposed indebtedness $500. 622,6S7-- 1SS7,S1
baiance..-- ........................$ S52.47S
For special purposes-
Present indebtedness. ...... ii $4,000 '''
Proposed indebtedness. 4I5,O0- l,77S00o
Balance. ..-......................3 4lAly5
The result will be q total Indebtedness
OF IS, 612. 792 out of possible 81, $50, 27l.
The amount Of $622, 657 is now . floating
indebtedness due to warrants issued In
the past. and which now bear 10 per osut
interest. BY funding it Is hoped 10 -
able to reduce the interest to per cent
and so save $31. l13 each year.
The south sewer tunnel is expected T.
be built with this bonds already issued.
The Lake Union tunnel will need, It 10
estimated. $500 more. The object in
issuing bonds for sewers Is to have them
ready to connect with the tunnels BY the
time they are ready to receive tho city's
sewage.
The projects will be very thoroughly dis
cussed at tonight's meeting, and the at-
tendance Of the taxpayers is desired, not
only for the purpose Of listening, but Of
taking part In the discussion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
the ARLIS0roN.

The Union rscidc 10 the ouiy xranscon, mental
line running two through trains daily from The
Northwest 10 Omaha. Kansas City. 81 Louis and
Gsi.ago and all poiats East Modern eousp-
once - sscoad street 4. C. Martin, agsnI
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shipments by rail ana water ............... 4.42,
Receipts by rail ana water ........... 2,0is


PORTLAND, March 2S1fSpeciall- Wheat
DUH and prices nominal: 81 33l Is for valley,
and 3L05(@L07Il per GENITAL for walla Walla
Receipts were l.5SS centals
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FOREIGN MAKKETa.
LONDON EXCHANGE

LONDON EXCHANGE.
NRw York, March 2a-The Post's London
cable says: The markets are quiet to stagnation.
The Indian budget exchange il calculated 1T II
pence farthinga 1t 10 the belief that the In.
dian authorities are trying to force the hand of
the Indian council here. Speculative rumors Of
the closing Of Indian mints continue
FINANCIAL
LONDON, March 2S-Bar silver. ~ 6ne,
31ssd; consols, ESD. Bank OF England dis
count rate, ga per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-Wheat-Demand mod.
crate; prices unchanged.
COrn-Demand for spot moderate and futures
fair; spot, - I'd, steady; futures unchanged.
----
shipping News.
PoRr TOWNSEND. March 2a-[Special. 1.-The
British bark DaIra has arrived from Tahiti with
a cargo of tropical fruits. The Darra and the
Tropic Bird, which arrived in San Francisco
Saturday, each put in . bid 70 take the five sea-
men who are charged with the murder Of the
second mate of tho bark Hesper 70 an American
port The Darras bid was E30o. and the Tropic
Birds was ESQ.
BKEMERHAvRS, March 2a-ArFivsd-Havsl.
from New York.
BRowaEAp, March q - Passsd-Gsrnanio,
from New YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. March aa-Arrivsa - Paris.
from New York.
GLASGOW, March Is - Arrived-Ns.sorian.
from Philadelphia.
HAMBURG. March 2a-Arrived- susvia, from
New York.
NEW YORK. March 2a-Arrived-Travs, from
Bremen.
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III ys,.s a.. uasss B,eek. ssasus. wash.

III 1font D., UAtoo 01ock, Seattle WaaA
Formerly Of Phfladelphia Pa. bus now 20 we'll
known b. his long residence end successful prsc-
tice on he Paciac coast, effects prompt and per
feet cure Of every case he under.akea He IL .
learned and skilled specialist graduate from the
best medical colleges OF the East, and has made
lifelong study and practice Of NERVOUS, Private
and Chronic Diseases Of both ssxea No injurious
drugs: NO names exposed Special attention given
to cases that have bafied the skin and science OF
other doctors. Consult him this day. II may save
You much mental and physical suffering and add
golden years to your life.
lRIB TREATMENT every Z! r, s sf.srnsos nom
LVSf AAAhVOD both Of YOU'VE xHD Msn. 1Is,
MEN. specially. The awful effects OF youthful
nILITY, night emissions. sxhaussins drains, pim-
pies bashfulness, loss OF energy. weakness Of both
and marr,Sre trsated With never sinS
BLOOD AND SKIN diseases. sores spots. pmplss.
NV sc.ofuia. syphilitic tants. tu-
mors. letter. eczema, and all troubles arising rom
Iatsons in the blood. completely srsdicated from
the system.
KIDNEY AND URINARY %son back pa. in side
urin.sns or BaAs a;.iss and n u.
diseases Of bladder Of both sexea
CAfARRU throat lungs HEART. Liver. dyspepsia.
."- indigestion and all diseases affecting the
bowels, stomach. ETC.: diarrhea, dysentery, etc
Troubles Of this character relieved & once cures
effected - soon - possibla
pRIvlTg diseases. glset gonosrhea. syphilis. ny.
" drocele, vArlcocee. tenderness swell
tngs, weakness OF OrgaDs, piles, nstula, rupture,
quickly cured without pain or detention from
business
LlhIN suffering from persistent headaches pain.
s~ full menstru alton. leucorrh0a or whites
int0lefable itching displacement Of the womb or
any other distressing ailment peculiar 10 your sex
you should call on DIR. sWEANY without delay.
He cures when others fail
VRITR your troubles. II living away from the city
"' Thousands cured 1t home by correspond
ence. and medicines sent secure from observation.
Book on SEXUAL SECRETS mailed free 70
anyone describing their trouhles-
once hours, to IL q. m. 2 70 and z to p m
Sundays 10 To IL.
CAUTION-Address all letters to
DIR. LEvERETT SwEANY,
7l3 Front ST.. Union Block. Seattle Wash.
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'rcrycE TO CONTAGIOUS.

sr1eE TO Cox raAcroRs-se.ied proposals.
a. II. 81 received by The board Of county cnm.
80. ~ cling cornsy Washington. At the Of
Z ~ e.s,sty auditor in Seattle. Wash. until
April IL. 1893, for the erec-
|s5l.ssSA eosnp.esioa II the new county almshouso
sSsnitai on she site selected on the county poor
~. ssseh OF the city Of seattle. according 20 the
s sr,eeiacssionz and detail drAwtnxs Of this
sSsorei py W. A. Richie. architect which
m ,9ses etc ssi be on ne In the erchttect's Of
~ 4 feoma 80. 30 All 81. Union block. aeanlA
esx - aad after Monday. March 70. 1873.
'sST pYoposal must he accompanied By . certs-
- - on sayne local bank In The sum Of ten
]<ssS.ed dollars $50 003,, made payable to the
]..s.5Sref OF King county, Wash, - guarantee Of
2f S6fh on the part Of the sAid bidder.
4&snroyosas Kill Be considered unless ooco@-
s,lzs1Sssr5 81 such cer'ia.t check.
"a board of county commissioners reserve he
~ % reject any or all bids.
q srdsr Of the board OF county commissioners
S71ng cornty. Washington.
au-~fv Auditor and Ex-Cfficio Clerk Of the Board
1fcoun.y ommisgioaers.
Z nrsrs this 18th day OF March. 1898.
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ND nm AMI OrTTnnTNyn
l. lGAOu AvU Oxl11 i 1NUs
D.~>h H.. D.xA r.
ASesAVAA GSSO 0AU VtOGOcS II III
Iu:
0AU 11lSucEs
WHEAT CONTINUES INACTIVE
AoseluseIy Ne Call fer xxpoPe-Local
Demand Small, bus Good Priees
PaaA-R.c.sr&. ..a sh,.~.-%.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TO-DAY.
HreH vArrn Iow v.rvr
m 'es< ~ m. feet | 4 m feee lp m fsse
a m n q - 81 -. :, =. a :. a.
49, 49,. ---o. I'D 80 80 .-o0 =.
AT FORT TOWNSEND.
Isl 20 NJ, l0.O 20 12 $40 Is
srArrrr March % ,sos
Exchanges q Seattle. Tscoma and Portland
clearing. houses TODAY were:
Clearance. Ro,nn-,s
Seattle. $l56.0s7 % Ns,e45 90
Tacoma: 246.424 IS 70.5l4 20
foftiand. ................ 2'So00 20 $3.50 70
Potatoes have advanced in price again owing
to the season and to the fact that the supply 10
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wHATCOM ROUTE.

WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF SEATTLE"
Soo pmILvI NJ. ..ItTscoms.. IIs5ArI 5:is am
12:la am I.vi 72I Pt. Townsend 0sLvll1 80 am
2:45 am LvI Ill ..Anacorte4. IL 21iLv Gals am
1:45 am Ar l2ol. :. Fairhaven =. 3lLvl 500 am
$40 am Ar 81 :. .Sehome II lELvl Z: 40 am
$50 am. Arl32l. .Whatcons... 81 NILvl 800 am
(Cloae connection with N. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
steamers ''City Of Kingston" and ''City Of Seat
tie" make close connections At the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, Aad With the
East and West bound overland tRAinA
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pEOr1Ey sAvISos BANK ocCIDaUEAl
Omeen - Beard q Tr16eooo - HALEY 0afssrA
Pres dent; Jacob HuRtA, vice- President; Arthus
a. Denny. Second vlco- Presideot james r. Hay.
Gen, Manager. Cashier and Secretary; Frank Z
1todest4 Aseiseant Cashier; l. Schwabaehes. Johs
Larry VIM L Bailey. John Collins. otto RaakA
Transacss savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar 70 ten thousand
eollArx Blk per cent. interest per an mum allowo1
On term and our par cent ordinary depooatA
Dfvidend9 declared the last day q Nay and No.
vembef. Loans made On real ostaso or appeovo1
eoalAtofAlD only.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'5 SALE
JUustei states OF America, district OF Washing
- Northern division Case NO. sos.
n Virtue OF a writ Of venditioni expOnas TO me
N1cft d. ,ssued from the above entitled court, At
- suit Of the United states against 100 five-tsei
- az opum am commanded 70 sell the said
IN AFe-taeI tins opium In accordance with q
iecsee dated 1t cattle. Washington. March 20,
leox pfonounced In said court; hereby give pub
IL aesce that on the ;th day If April. 1898 at
- boar OF ocaock In the afternoon Of same day.
4 ne Unsted states custom house In the citv Of
MI Tow send in the said district. will sell the
- 100 fy0tsel tins Of opium 10 the highest and
- hjdder for cash. payable at the time Of sale,
THOMAS H. BROWN, u. $. Marshal
N n A. BI9KLow, Eeputy.
hnsed March 49, 1898
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limited STATES MARaHALS NOTICE OF
seizure. In the United States district court for
ae xorthern division, district of Washington.
vhefess iibe, was filed ia the district court
dshs United states for tue district OF Washington
% he sotn day VI March, 1893, by ]. IA. Lane vs..
~ steamer A. X. Robinson. her tackle appa rel
~ furniture
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of the monition
I'D under the sea- OF the court. to me directed and
Dns claiming the said steamer A. II. Robia son,
end Who are in any manner interested therein,
M they be a3d appear before the said district
cur, 70 - held NJ the city Of seattle. the Gin
DAY Of April 1898, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
hk dsy, provides the same should be day Of
Jurisdiction, Otherwise on the next day Of iurisdic-
Ton ,hsfesfser. then and there TO iuterpose their
dkams and MAKE their allie cations in that behalf
THOMAS a. BROWN, u. X Marshal
BYE w. MupoETT. Deputy.
PpHston. Carr q Preston. Proctors for Lbellants.
beed at seatt g this 2Jd dny Of March. ls9y
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"
$40 smlLv Mf. .Tacoma. 10 All Sis am
1918 pm Lv IS Seattle. 81 Lv 800 am
1850 pm Lvi Pit Townsend 3S il1:45 pra
4:3O pm ArlllOI-. Victoria =. MILvi $50 pm
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and "City Of Seat
tie" make connections at Port Townsend for pas
sensers going from Beilingham bay points to VIC
toria and return.
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yYyITED STATES MAR-HALS SALE
u Gated States OF America. district OF Washing
- Northern division. case No 80
~ virtue Of writ Of venditioni exponas 70 me
Hfccsed issued from the above entitled court, At
- suif OF the United States against s0J ffve-tae
~ a opium. / am comma nded to sell the said
1ea avetaei tins OF opium In accordance with .
ntTee dated at seattle. Warrington. March 20.
sjsD3 pronounced in said court: hereby give pub
q oiiee that on the 7th dsv OF April 1885, at
~ hour Of O'Clock In he afternoon OF the same
az q The United states custom house In the city
fPart Townsend. In he said district, I will sell
tAe ssid 100 ve-tael ti,s of opium 10 the highest
snd lest hdde. for cash, pay able the time ofsa
THOMAS r. BROWN. U =. Marshal.
NH A. kIerfow, Deputy.
Dased March "a 1893.
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DACyPIo NAVIGATION CONPANY,n
BoaiA Fast time for 6nohomSaA, Everett and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON vtu
ieave kvefess daily. except Sunday, as 9 Z n. foe
seattle
Leave seattle FOR Tacoma, liza -
Leave Tacouas for seattle, = p N
Leave Seattle for Everett AIS p -
Leave Everett for seattle, 6:&b p -
Loavs Seattle for Everett $50 p =.
SUNDAY TRIrS.
Lave Ivorutt 10. seattle. . N
Leave 0sattlo for TncomA. 1i:30 q -
lAove seattle for rvereu, $50 2. -
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY viii lnnvn
seattle for snehomish MoadAys. Wednesday, and
Fridays q = m, selling - xuckfisse. Eass "a
he.dsssEss" n sssss'& CITY Dsak. sees ef ,Gal.
street.
YRANK WA1I1HoUok. oeoesnl ISaaGae
3naomA
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STEAMERS.
I'll ON THE "rLYER-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
An enc boar s1d twenty ave rn,nutea
THE STEAMER ~FLYER"
teen rebuilt. Is the finest passenger
49, Oh tas Sound. Regular daily ana SUNDAY
seattle acoraa route A. follows:
TAXING EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
~ seattle o 30 e. m, i:ae ?. n. and eoon IA.
hsiiy except sanaAy.
iAeemA 80 n. y 30 . m ana $50
'-~fa Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY T4YPs
soeEas n N, and p IN sharp.
>r~ss'r a-'j sna . 2. IN sharp
y. 49, a y ,. wharf Tacoma and Cotnrsr-
~ 'f7' ~ = .aa sire a. seattle
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Ev01E9T AND 0NoHoluoH 8oVTR
OTEANER MABEL
lAovoe Yeslsrs wharf TuesdayA Thursdayu -
eatuseAys 1t q m Tor Edmonds Mukiltoa n.
ogost 4aEysviile. Lowell and 6nohomiah
FARE TO EVERETT. OoA
TO aSoRoMISH. Goa
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FAnT FosT eA.px.. .ou4r
9fEAMB4 GREY xOUND
Cemmencing Feb. IL Daily. Oxcept SUNDAY
Lsoves esattts ..........................T TOO -
Arrives Everett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0.lk = M
Leaves Everett. ........ ....... e.33 n
Arrives sea tie. Observation-Disclosures. II AZ -
Leaves Seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA =,
Arrives Everett OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.ie n n,
Leaves Evsrett..... ....... Pod m
Arrives Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z M Z n,
Leaves Seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I.In = =,
Arrives Everett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 "a z ~
Leaves Everett 7.O0 = ~
Arrives sesttie ,..-.:.---............ o:l0p N
Sundays Ls .v.: SEATTLE seattle; a:so a. i2:is pm
xSnnsces Win ooes FOR snohomish- Connects
WIN steamer Bailey Gaszert for Tacoma
Trips daily, Including sunday
10 take ofecl Monday, Septsm Der 10
o1ATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CAAUD TROUT. FRANK W. GOODHuE,
res Secv
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Pullman Sleeping CaEs, Elegans Day esaehss
ana finest Palace Dining Cara betwesn Seattle. St
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
Tor AL points In the United States and Canada
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1YyITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE-
III United states of America. District OF WASH
SJsss. Sorthsrn division. Case No. 604.
: - virtne OF . writ OF vendltiont expon 40 10 me
nr:essa issued from the above entitled court. ~
~ stt OF the United states az ainst loo five-tAel
- 81 opium 1 am commanded to sell the said
RI ave isri tins Of opium IN accordance with
se,re dated At Ses,tie Wash, March 20. 1893.
Sssics that on the 7th day Of April 1888 at the
- or o'clock In the afternoon OF the same day.
r - uited states custom house In the city u
-. rowssend IN the said district, will sell the
~ 100 nye-taei tins OF opium TO the highest
- best bidder for cash. payable ut the time OF
- THOMAS r. BROWN, Z. :. Marshal
n r. A. BIoELow, Deputy.
"a aasaA March q Ih93
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LEGAL NOTICES.

zYYyfTED STATES MARSHAL'S sALE-
III Upited states OF America. District OF WASH
s1rfsa Northern division Case No 0o3
~ virtue Of y writ OF veniiiioni exponas 70 mo
Irc1ed issned from the above entitled couI., -
- suit OF the United Staes against 1Ov usetess
- ave ;aei tias OF Opium In accordance WIZ III
szrsee dated as Seattle, Wash. Mafcn ~ 80
ssrvoouaced TIA said court: I bereoy sNe peo'o
{61iee that on the ?th day o. April. 1880 at INC
- Of O'Clock in the afternoon OF same Gay,
= United states custom house In me Guy %
90 200 fIve.,aei tins Of opium TO the highest
~ "a. bidder for cash, PAYABLE ~ the time o.
- THOMAS ". BROWN, U. >. MARSHAL
~ IT, A. BregLow. Deputy
4 Nnaed March Is, 1898.
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kS COAST srEANsHIP COMPANY.
Sa "eainess troEa seattle - fo,iovs
s,. ffanct>ce. Va apr ro~oseus AMI Wa
kzlwhHa srss-saxers recsivsi - beard ssA
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psrs sas FfAn .co. 'os yic.o.. ..a pur.s ssv,~
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oSsaa sooS se..u.
SO DALI. PERKINS a CO,
. .n "~'serai Ssa.a sAa frAncispA
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ANeElEs PORT TOWNSEND. DUN.
ssSess ana seattle rou5-
I'M CAMP
Fnssnssr and freight Propeller
ONrtCELLA
i1esesHs rae.isy November 1885,.
sst's --eent &onday follows: s>as.ie
,tshssae 10 So arrives poFs Angeles
s9n..ses Fort Angeles p IN: Pert
lss.'.aa g ? "a. arrives seattle 10 n "a
se~s.sss e,.s seeS. seattle. rfaoaP. Deck, rers
hsrsss E9o<k Port Ans..ea
MATCH BROS
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sight exchange'Anc telegraphic transfers o. New
York, Chicago. ST Paul. San Francisco, Port
land and various points in Wash
ington. oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London available elso
where In Europe
Collections made at oil points favorable tsrmA
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables received on D.
posit for safe keeping.
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Po.r ORCHARD
NAVY Yard -Aso0ss1oa 0o1nv
and ChaSleston
e1TANER ELLA
Leaves foot Of Washington stress daay exoope
Sunday. - els q %. and $50 p n. The els
.. n. "Trip includes head ef Port Orchard Exoup
ssoo parties can - socommodased on euaAayA