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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST P..,,:. June rs, 1895.
II0GS-Shatc lower than Saturday, quality
considered; early trading a little slew, but
yards will G clear 4 t. n:.:'k kcrs.
CATTLE -s,te"dy &. last weeks prices; ~c-
ceipts We're light 4 ID s;i,nl! tel tie market
Prime steers, S;;.1t51Aio'; ,:o>l steers, 5,.5,l5
3.s5 prime cows - Fl $50; COOL cows; S:4) .
3Ej common to fair cosv,, 81 - - li5..t
We cgiEs,s 5;.Ni5yi.1': e.vy c.!>e: sl..5 D
S3'J st beers, 5ls, SOB IL. l;.,, $50 5;.Jj;
bulls, S!..5I2.ND
SHEEP SLOW. Nations, S:.5!1li25 'aalbs
$3.50 :5yt.}E sto tkcr and feeders, s...:dtl35J
Receipts: los, Io}; cattle. TO-; clves, %;
:heeD ~
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To Enlarge the Wino.,a Normal

W1SoNA. Mimi, June 2s.-The bids
for the addition of tie state normal
school has been opened. The lowest
bid was that of John Zahse of this city.
for $322, 145, exclusive of the basement
and leating. Hs will probably be
awarded the contract.
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WAJFsc-s, Wis June a5.-A sensa-
tion WAS produced here when it was
rulnored that Bill Hansco,nb had
signed a confession telling about the
Mea'! murder. Whether the deposition
went into the details OF the murder or
only OF his ride to Io.a with. Pro- is
not known.
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Chicago Grain Summary.

CHICAGO. June IS, 1893
Wheat opened weak. raliel sharp y and
then brasc dosn below tic opening figures
The advance was due mainly to !oc.I bu, ing.
Corn followed wheat. ;here Is :, very We. k
opening, made more so by the eEormo1.s re-
cepts nearly $50 cars. The rally. as in
wheat. was clecSe by lies b. longs Oats
were not very active or inteGes,in. Pro-
visions Wee extreme Y dull.
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Receiver s.'or Il Railroad.

ST. PAUL, June %. j he application
Of Thomas Earle an. Angus Mackinto, Ii
for The appointment Of a receive: for
III, Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
railToa; his been granted by Judge
Hanford i'll III. United States circuit
court. and 1h>ma, Reeves Brown of
Tacoma is appointed receiver.
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Crushed Hcnca:,s stc.,a

M1SNEAPoL1s, June as.-By the fall
Ing OF a heavy stone coping a stonecu:-
ter named John Burns, employed on
the new Nicollet National bank, was
Instantly l-illed. Another Workman,
Louis johnson, was fatally crushed.
the stone fell 30 feet, catching IL ,aen
beneath it
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Matters Of More or I.css Importance
Terselj- Touched Upon.
General Nelson A. Niles has been
elected president OF the society Of tie
Army OF the Potomac.
Secretary Lamont has ordered the es-
Enlistment Of an army medical school
IN Washington for the instruction of
candidates lor admission to the medical
corps OF the army.
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Maximum \. O. u. w. Assessments.

N:aH!i:!11ll 4. O. q. y. ltsscssn,nnts.
Toronto, OAt.. June 25. a ter long
debate the supreme lo@g. Of ~ 0. U. w.
adopted 4 maximum rate of ;.ssess.nent
for various Jurisdictions for the next
three years. Pennsylvania, Chic, Ken.
tucky, New York. Iowa. Indiana, Texas
and the supreme lodge are placed in 4
group at $50. TIE other jt:.:s ,.sicticns
average $l9.
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DIAHGIEC.lL DEED,
Iowa ToEgI.s Set Bulldogs on Uno1
Tending Citizens.

Iowa ToEghs Set Bulldogs on Unof-
Tending Citizens.
MASON CITY, Ia, June aS.-A gang Of
horse traders have bcan infesting this
part # he state stopping in smaller
towns and in different ways imposing
upon the people. They filled up on
whisky and started out from Thomp-
son, bound for Forest City They met
Eugene Reilly, a wellto-do farmer.
They began TO blackguard him shame
fully, Tut Reilly, seeing that they were
drunk, paid no atten ton to them and
was about to drive past, when two Of
the villains jumped out of their wagon,
and grabbing his horses by the bits,
cramped his buggy until Reilly was
thrown out. At this other members Of
the band jumped out and Reilly, seeing
his danger, took TO his heels.
Locscd the Bulldogs.
The villains ATTEMPTED to catcn him,
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yellow Fever Dcatn in Georgia.

BRUNSWICK. Ga, June 29-A special
received here from a lumber dock 5G
miles distant on the Satilla river, an
1.ounced the death of Alfred J. Biddle.
master OF tie American barkentine
Anita, Bervind from yellow fever. 1t
is not believed the disease will spread
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Mason CITY, Ia. June 2s.-Mrs.
Mary Muth, a resident of Monon, H.,
jumped from Il moving train here and
had her left leg cruslle SO badly that
amrutation was necessary. She is in "a
critical condition.
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THE E,s....;..5 ~ CHICAGO.
Ea::.nn oft:se Anarchists Causes Pro
fGHsnG Surprise.

found Surprise.
CHICAGO. IuMe SS-Ncws that tie
chicago anarcl,i>t Is 49, 1 c den. Nee be
.nd Schv-ai:- EaSi been ;alloned hy the
governor was received here during tie
afternoon ;:ll caused profound sur
Prise. Schwab las been Looked uI>on
here as one of tie NEST dangerous; men
in the l3orriti, c;rsl tracy that led up
to TIE Hay.1inGl;et massacre Fiei1cn
was always consiGerer q mis-. ni}!e:l but
honest man "u N,eb, was looked upol
as one 4 August Sl,l; S misguided! tools.
II would have caused 10 surprise l.ere
to have pHr1onel Neebe, bnt The O.
tc!.diilg Of executive clemeucy to
SchW:ib c%nnot b, ultlcrst ool Tie
governor, tCo. seems to lave acted
without conference with or a,i,ic,
from anybody & i A'se.ace au;l:ority
Tie ;;. t IS his alone aEd presumably he
IS rtl AIRED 10 meet singly and alone the
sharp criticism and Genunciat;nn Which
the deed is bound to lring down upon
his I,nrG
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is.f.:-e at <'b;cc:O.

CHICAGO, jane 2S.-Ihc anarchists
arrived i'll ills city at 80 ?. IN. on TIE
Santa Fe road. Quite a crowd had
gathered at the Dea. born street station
to witness their arrival. The three
men LETT he train at / Ils:rty-thiGd street
to avoid a demonstration and Went
quietly to their homes.
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CAIDUTrA. June 2o.-General salts
faction is expressed here at the action
regarding the course taken by the India
council. Government securi5ie rose
rapidlv,
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SatO;li Seeks .sIcas,f;.a

ST. PAUL, June IS. bishop Sa-
tolli has left over the Great Northern
road for the Pacific coast and interme-
date points. The trip will occupy
about three weeks, and is purely for
nleaSure
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Behcaued Il Boy.

WINoSA Mimi, June %. Enrich
WeiI;sn,lt, 5-yeal-old boy, lad his head
and one arm cut off by a switched car,
while playing on the railroad track.
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Grain Permanently ir.iurc(

HENRY, S. d.. June .S.-Ihc drouth
continues. Grain is permanently in
jured cne-fourth to one third, and un-
less rain comes within 70 days tie
crops viii be prac: ically total failure
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Worlds Fair Hotel Failure.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Columbian
Excur+ion company, which holds a
lease Oh three OF the worlds fair hotels.
has made an assignment in favor of
Neville G. E;,mes. The hotels are the
Everett, 200 rooms; the Costello, 223
rooms, and. the Boston, $50 rooms.
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Not gill September.

" asIiISGToS, June s3.-The cabinet
meeting hls adjourned. 10 action
wh;tever was taken looking to an extra
session ef congress ea.lier than Saptem-
be-. and it can be stated on the author
isy OF a member OF the cabinet that
there will be none before then.
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Chicago Grain an;: Provisions
OpEN1NH PRICES.

opENtHs: PRICES.
NIiEAT-Ju'y. t57l Sept" n,ar. 7ols~.
CDbS July, t0;s Spte:iln T.. :..3s:.
OATS July, %: .>rpto!n ~, zit:.
LARD 5 ,,tcm!,rr, Sii',:5
sIiOhi RIBS July, ss.ol; = >.cii.0cr, $3.50
CLIO ING !R i'i.,.
WHE,T-Iulc, "a .f553s - y,t511: .655sc
s"ptaiabes:. 7n1l4c.
CORN .Jlnv, 3ie, Ju;s, ii5s 4. scpten-
Der, j., Il
OATS -,;tne, .9,,s ); July, soc; scpte;.s Der,
su14,.
lORN-.Ju.y, SO Is; September, s2o.ll.
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Killed at q Crossing.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-A buggy was run
into by |. burlington train at Hillard
avenue crossing, and two persons killed
and three injured.
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NE" YORK, June :s.-Dr. McGlynn,
who has just returned from his visit to
Rome, LETT this city by the Erie road at
C:45 p. II. His exact destination has
not been learned but it is believed that
he is going to Chicago.
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BosToN, June 2S.-Forty-three banks
represented at the clearing house meet
ing voted unanimously il favor Of
clearing house certificates for payment
at the clearing house. Ten banks
were not rcureseEted,
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LATEST MARKET PRICES.
Money at New York.

New YoRK, June %, 1893.
Money on cal stringent at 1875 per cent
Prime mercantile paper @S per cent Ster ine
exchange is unsettled; bankers bills s+S:!
ais! r6, days, and -4s2 5Egts} for de-
mand. Posted rats S4.s2ol l.SS ilss Com.
mercial bills, s4..3,l4.s..
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Niinu:.aDDi;s Grain.

MIN%EAf'oLIs. Jul..3 1897;
WHEAT-.June closing ;,s1l5:; July openn !,
52c: il lssat. .9Gsc low st, 3s55.; closing 5o?s :
ADJUST closing, Hl3s. s.oten .cr opening
G,;s; highest 6?5j: low st, ,;55j; closing e.
On tr,ck-.<o. harl Il: NJ Nortncrl
lac; No. :, .>ort!lar.l, Is k.z!c.
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Tired OF Life

ST. PsCI4 June sS.-Eauel r. WILL
i"lrs. a l}veryman. committed suicide
at the corner of Rice street ard Aurora
avel lie III midnight By shooting. lie
left q note s;yin2 lie was tired Of lie.
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Ianktpn's New College.

YANKroN, S. D., June oS.-Excayat-
ing for the basement of the new college
building mas begun.
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Killed hi q Duil.

WEST UNION, O.. jane aS.-EsRe-
corder James Stephenson died i'll in
tenss agony from the effects Of the ter
ribe injuries received from an angry
ball.
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A. c. IrGbcrt ass: @ns.

BAYFIELD,. Wis. June sS-A. c.
Prcbert, president of the sus,
lenaed Bank Of Washburn, has as
signed to .. Flanders CT this place.
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If the SMALLPOX enide

If the smallpox epidemic reaches-:this
country from Europe. we shall not expect
specting vaccination are l.:tnlligently
carried ort. Still, the la, 9 llnnigrant
population will need looking after, and
lodging houses viii need rigid inspection.
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Drowned in Lake Rehecca.

HASTINGS, Mimi, June 2s.-Horace,
the 12-year-old son cf ]. S. Mills, was
drowned i'll Lake Rebecca while bath
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|. ANARCHISTS OUT,
Governor Altgeld Grants Full Pardon
to SchWab. Ficldcn and
Neebe,
and They are Released From the Pen.
itcusiary at Joliet-NoW in
Chicago.
Incidentally tie Governor Gare the
Trial Judge a Rich Brown
IoaSt.

srEIsGrlEID, Ills, June 2S.-Gover-
nor Altgeld has rarloned Fielden,
Schw;b and Nee'Jo, the anarchists.
Practically ever since the bomb was ex-
ploded i'll Des PLANES street on the
night of May a. 1886, the three men
just pauloned have been in prison.
With tie exception of pa.sons, who
gave himself up 70 death by returning
during tie trial, al the men finally
convicted cf ccn5piring We're apnre-
hended within short time after the
riot The details OF the trial are too
we'll remembered to demand recount
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hooking for Day.

IyD1ANAroL1s, June s8.-Detectiyes
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Albert B. Osborne, the new mayor Of
Cory, Pa, is but 26 years old and is
probably the youngest mayor in the
United States
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supnressing an Industry.
The hard hearted legislature Of the
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CATHOLIC Church services the third Sunday
III each month. High Mass at 10 a. m. YES
pers ut Z: 30 y. M.
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The villains attempted to catca him,
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Q. r. GOCDhRD,
ATTORNEY LAW.
OFFICE OVER is-. FETicNsl eANK.
BILLINGS, . ?aOMT.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church: Preaching at
II Il. m. and 1870 y, IN. Sunday school at Il m
Tuesday Junior &. L. society lis y. m
Wednesday Prayer meeting at 1870 y. m.
VIM. HOWARD WATSON. Pastor.
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Cls!TY.;'Hi&,

METHODIST Episcopal Church: Services held
every Sabbath at II o clock Sa bbath school ct
12 m. Evening services at 1870 with class
meeting at the close. Bible class Tuesday
evening and prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 80 Junior Epworth league on Friday
a, :15 Every body invited to these meetings.
H. WARMAN. Pastor.
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AAge!c's Statement.
Governor Altgelt3's statement accom-
lanl i1s lis };,r,.cn Of tie anarchists
contains 1900 words. Tie governor
reviews the :iistcty OF the jiaynlarket
meeting Of May =, 1856, in detail and
gays the las!s OF The a. peal for pardon
was the petition signed by several
thousand merchants. bankers, judges,
lawyers and other prominent cij.xens of
Chicago.
Speaking II tie charge that the trial
judge was II. jadiccl the governor
says: 1T is turti-cr charged, with much
bitterness loy those who aneak for the
prisoners that tho record OF the case
shows that the judge conducted the
trial with
Malicious sHc2nc:ts;
that in e.a1E;1lg tie states witnesses
he c, fined cur4Est for Tie defense to
tie slctif.cd oi2lts touched On by the
state, VIII i'll lie cross examination of
the dcft Gda,lto' witnesses he permitted
TIE states attorney 70 50 into I'll man
Fer Of SUBJ, Cts entirely foreign to The
matters cn vi: ch tie witnesses We're
examined in c: ic.:. also lat every rul-
Ing throughout The long trial on any
contested lo.nt was in favor OF TIE
8: a;c, and, further, that page after
rage cf the ma'.u cliHt cont;irs
insinuating remarks # the judge
made i'll tic h, ;.ling Of tie jnly and
with tie evident intcn, ion OF bringing
the jury to his Way of Thinking"
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Eyii:I.G:s; y.s.i /. :s<l J.4AGICNs.

'Uhil-July, slo Is: September, s2gla.
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WILL THE FAIR PAY?
Director General Davis Feels
Confident That 1t Will.
GLAD TO BE hid OF THOMAS.
uhst woald Happen In Case Of Fire
The Baidings woaidn't Last
Through the Winter.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2L-fSpeciai Correspond
suce. III walked under the statue Of Vic
tsrr into The Administration building Of the
usrgd,s fair today 10 see the director gen.
sr.l. This building contains the Offices of
the men no are managing the great shog.
II i covered by great gold dome and a
mortgage The dome - very big and very
costly. The mortgage, by which mean
he indebtedness of the fair. 10 also big and
d represents millions The dome covers
n<ayiy half an acre and il shines out under
ths sun above the great city at Chicago.
4he mortgage covers all the seven hundred
nfd acres OF shows here and ii can be seen
Naxsng over Chicago all the way from New
York 10 San Francisco. The dome will be
vIred out 81 the end Of the fair. when the
ADMINISTRATION building will be sold to the
highest bidder. Whether the mortgage
ssa be wiped out or not remains TO be
se<n. The director general thinks il will.
Twas to ask as 70 this that called.
Waking over the marble floor OF the
Yolunda past the pretty girl in the center
Who peddles out for 81 each silver SOU
s<nir Columbia half dollars, though in
reality they contain less than Is cents
worth Of metal, reached one Oh the hai
dozen steel elevators which carry you to
the upper floors. ~ the second stop was
landed. and moment later. through the
Introduction Of Maj. NJ. p. Handy. was in
tie biz parlors of the director general. A
ssll. robust, gray haired. gray bearded
man, with an eagle eye and brunette
complexion, vas presented as the manager
Of the Worlds fair. Director General
Davis. and be IN response TO my question
said:
.'The Worlds fair is doing better every
day. II will pay all its debts. and We will
come out even We are cutting down our
expenses in every way. aud the saving
from the music under Thomas Is to be fol-
lowed by other radical reductions. Prof.
Thomas and his orchestra cost Us just
81. 500 day. and the people who heard
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TESTIMONIALS.

PoRTIAsp Or. March 7. ise2
Dear sirs- Being satished with your manner OF
preparing the Denufrice. and knowing u TO be per
fectiy harmless in is effects have since you
commenced its preparation, used Il In my family
and prescribed II 20 my patients with uniform
satisfaction. aid now cordially recommend II Go
the public as being valuable. safe and efficRcsous
dentifyics well adapted 10 keeping the teeth and
gums in q clean. healthy condition. Yours tru y
w. C. BROWN. D. d. =
The following Ia from one OF the mos, eminen.
authorities In the West;
SAN Francisco. 5aly IS 1881
Lueln Chemical Co:
Dear Sirs-If q eemmendafory word rom me IN
favor of your exceIlene tooth powder, known rs
Lubin,s Tooth Powder. can add 10 its deserved
popaIarty and exfsnded use. can cheer
fnliy and tgafhfuiy say TO those who are IN waat
OF pleasant, harmless and thoroughly efsescoas
deBflfrice thai theF win End those qualities All
combined in your admirable pFepAFauoai ana
aftsr long acquaintance and careful oosessas'oh
OF is effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daiiy use Of II and q personal experiences OF
ito merits for nearly twenty years. knew o. aoth-
ing superior for the purpose Of cleaning pfsssFv-
ing and identifying the teeth
Read what q chemist says;
SEATTLE August l. 1889
Gentisfnsn-I have made chemical eHsuslnar
lion of Lublnss Tooth Powder and nHd that ia
constituents are such a. besthef ehsmicaasy or
mechanically iujaF- the teeth The iadieioas 50
Lection Of the Ingredients ana the evident caFe sx
hihltad In its prenaFation eamHend y - harm
less A well a 40 esficacsous dsntisEtce.
o. J. SMITH. Chemist
srnKssE January IL. 1891
csntiennsr II take great pleasure In adding my
,..,s-ncnIsI q, she exesslent qualities Of IuLIn's
TOOTH Posser, AMI after many year, Issrsenai
rssnrc in .ts use and 81 attentive observation 81
IL. satisfactory effects upon the teeth Of my
patients recommend y 20 an as SAFE pleasant
-so,,sss,e~ Cor preserving the teeth and guns In a
elssa. healthy condition
g. h. LAWRENCE, n D. 8
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BLAcx DIAMOND socrrrr.


oshN~a As1cneKs ksefuf0tag Preparatory
30 EespeEsng school.
Miss Katie =. Mccarthy has been visit
ing her coasin,. Mr.. Andrew T. Mccarthy,
at Black Dismoad during the present
week
Mrs. Isabel Hinshaw and her mother.
Mrs. Mckinney, leave Black Diamond for
Portland on Saturday, where Mrs. Nc
kinney expeetsto remain with a daughter
who resides In that city, and Mrs. Him.
shaw will return affes receiving ocular
treatment from her physician there
Superintendent and Mrs. Morgan Nor
gsns have retnrned 10 Black Diamond from
their California trip.
Mr.. Louis Abrahams. OF Black Diamond.
father Of County Assessor Abrahems, is
absent on visit to the Worlds fair and
Wales.
school Principal n A. Langford and Q
assistant. Mrs. Thomas W. Morgan. have
returned 20 Back Diamond from their
vacation. Assistant Miss Cary is expected
soon and the public schools will open in
the near future under the same teachers
who served last year.
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BLAND ROUTE
srEAMER GLIDE

LeMvss Merchants dock 7:3o . IA Nea1Aya wsd-
nssaays and Fridays for Veal side. osslla ard wsy
handbags; tuesdays Thursdays aaf Saturdays fes
ass Sles vashon. cAsassoqsa. DssAaiass. ssssss
Iaaainx saa BasasA. Leaves TsssEa every
uasfntax sxeepi ssnaay 81 s:s1
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TIE Hoseg Ricaegieu made 80. GO il lore.
and al CT the good hotels did welt in Nav
and June The richer people came n ID at
ftnl~- They viii be back irs sey.temnev.
a7a they wilt spend great deal here be-
fore The far closes
Fs.xK @. csRyExrrs.
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IUBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv-
ing.
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Ion cHARrEs
STEAMER rpAHn

Nswfr Furnished sst ssssppes sn1 especially
saauss1 fas exeevaoas Address box 77Ss 90 CAL
n rooxs a starr Beyd ball4lng
{. d. Ba0MSfIELn. Xsssss an9 0wssr.
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STEAMERS.


pacific NAVIGATION CO.
Il WHAfCOM ROC tx
STRS NORTH PACIFLC AND SEHuNE
Alternate On Foliowiag schedule.
Leave ssos pm Tacoma Arrive $50 am
Leave 500 am Pl Townsend Leave 500 pm
Leave $50 am -Anacortes.. Leave $3.50 pm
Leave z 80 am. .Fzirhaven. Leave 4se0 pm
Arrive 500 ann WhAfcain- Leave $50 pm
Connects ~ Port Townsend Tor Angeles VIC
torsa and Seah Ray roate. NJ Tacoma with
;raias f4r west south and east. a. Whafcosn with
q u Il, 4 trains sor north and east, and boats for
san Juan islands
A COSNER-wHIDRY ISLAND RourEy-
~ STEAMER FAIRHAvES
Leaves seattle daily except sunday. 500 q n.
for La Conner ana all WILDLY Island points.
arrives Ia Gomez $50 p IN leaves la coaner
$50 m: eating ~ same points: and arrives
serttle 500 m
TACOMA-SEATTLE-EV RorTE-
SIR STATS OF WASHINGTON
Daily except Sunday.
Nv. EveTetG.. 500 en- I.v Tacoma. $50 pm
Ar. seattle f0siS am Ar seattle. :. so pm
Lv. Seattle ~. as aH Lv seattle $500 pm
Ar. Tacoma .lzss3 psntAr Everett -. s;ls pm
Headquarters Ia seattle. Yesler Dock.
Fer further Information address
II. j. kAfHRuS h. uen1 Agent. Seattle
FRANK WATERHousE. Gen1 Mgr, Tacoma
SorE--on and after september the steamers
-Sehomes and North Pacific will leave seattle
caily and go through 70 Olympia Return
Ing viii leave seattle for Whalcom n m
usual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27
Evgnxrr AND sSoHoxisH Rourn

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hstasl4s wharf Tsesfays. Thnrs1Avs aaa
SATURDAYS 81 . u. tof Edmsnda Muktltso ~
erest Msryssiils. AsE EseFesi lowell asa See
hernssn fAkE TO EVEEEff, 40e: To sSO<
HoaIsH SOC J. A. HATFIELD. AsssI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27
HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
poRT ORCHARD

poRr oacHARD
Navy Yard nouis--H ssmsrssa. ss1nsS
and Chsriesten
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot 81 wsshlngton street. daily sxcsps
sunday. ~ SIS . aad $50 p IN The siis
q ma 3ip Includes head Of rsr Orchard Exsur
500 parties can ss accommodated an saadAya