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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-14
THE TROUBLESOME PERSIAN DANCER.

nettes or puppets, which consti-
tute an important part of their
stage property. The principal features
of the entertainments are the dances
which are performed by the girl profess
SIGNALS. These dances are rendered
quite interesting by the graceful move
ments of the shapely little women and
the somewhat weird music of the queer
instruments which accompanies them.
There is nothing in the slightest inn
proper in these dances, which is more
than be said of the dances Of the
Persians and Egyptians The dancers
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WORLDS FAIR
Some of the Strange Stage Shows
of Midway Plaisance.
The Picturesque Performances of the
'Javanese-TroubIe Over the Persian
Dances Profitable En-
terprises.
Especial Chicago Correspondence

is a w e IL
known fact that
public interest
centers nearly
if not quite as
much in Mid
way Plaisance
as in the worlds
fair proper. And
this is not to
be wondered at
when the nu-
merous theatre
cal attractions
of that wonder
full tho r ough-
fare are con-
sidered. Aside
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His Thinking.

Mr.. Bilkins-What do you think of
these fresh young women who srun
typewriters.
Mr.. Spilkins-I don't think of them
at all. I've got a wife who does nv
thinking in that regard--Detroit Free
Rress.
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The car of Russia has twenty-one
horses at the fair. some of them with
pedigrees that run back 1875 years.
There is than one of them that
&100, 600 would not buy.
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AGRICULTURE and its kindred inter-
ests OF forestry, dairy and live stock
has exhibition space under roof of
sixty-nine acres, the building costing
81, 21S. 600.
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IN the Fine Arts building are las, $50
square feet OF wall space hung with
paintings and works of arr.
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ll4 cbsrry street. Ground Floor

WANTEts--ksooD RESIDENCE Oh gE~t-
deaes ioi ter eaaA customer. - HIsskgey
beck
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NoSEY LOAN OFFICE.

OLDEST ESrA IN THE CITY;
" Uncie arrss' Loan Once, 20& Washington
street: liberia advances on diamocds. watches and
1eweiry, lowest rateA
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wlxrED-xxroRxAr1ox.

WANTED INFORMATION OF THE
w whereabouts of Tom HILL . lumberman. Adj
dress sam Hill. 1886 Fourth street, n f., Mime
apOs MINI.
VNANTED-TO KNOW THE WHEREA-
w bou OF James McPheo by the undersigned
George Granger.
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NOTICE OF AN ELyCTIOy-wTss,,~~ss
Az at regular meeting Of the hoart ~ 49,
King county o o. sssss O. wheel District "a
Sist day Of March. A. D. 1898. the fuliavs.s
buttons were adopted. to-wit:
Resolved. That for the rurpoaes 49,. zSx&
mentioned IN election In the districs i. 80
ana tneroat there shall be submitted 10 an 49,
the electors q the district. on the 9Th dsy Az ~,
A.; y. 1898. the following questions:
shall the board OF education be authc,,,.. s
empowered TO purchase lots f6) ard 49, - -
oiocS one hundred and twenty-seven f;s;l
A. Denny's broadway add ton 10 the 49, y
ets'e. Tor school site for SAID dis r,c, - ~
Of eishteen thousand dollars (sIsOo0
jill. sne BOARD OF education be aushorss,s =
hundred and twenty-seven (i27) OF a ~ ~
broadway addition 10 the city of seattle = -
ssn d ~ scst . Gns n%ndred and twenty-five
And be IL fur,her resolved, That the s,n.
places be and are hereby named and seisrsss
the election places of said district a. N.Y.
polls shall be open TO vote ut said elecfior y "
On the frs: floor Of that certain buildn. ~
q the kainler school building In the civ - ~
On the first door OF that certain huilt,n, 80
- the Minor school building In the cifv - ~
attic. state Of Washington.
known ~ the benny school building m IN ~ ~
seattle, state Of Washington
on the first Moor Of that certain building 49,
. the Mercer school building. in the CITY 81 -
tie, state of Washington.
In 'he building known a the ONCE OF Cr,,ezl
sAouuou Ou XSSteE uVeuuo ana Ilird
which building is opposite the city hsil IN ~ -
OF seattle state Of Washington
In that certain building known - ths Moo
building. on the corner Of Seventh snd -
streets, In said city Of Seattle, state OF W
ington.
And be it further resolved, That the min. s
said election shall be open at O'Clock a M
1888. !" =
Now. therefore, Notice IL hereby given IN. q
election Will be held In the city o. Seattle an
district No !, In King county, state OF Washs2
ton. on the 9th day OF May, 1884, In acco,ss
with the foregoing recited resolutions =, W.
election the electors of the district are reoursS
toned in the said resolutions and submi,,ss
them for their determination under said rssss
tiona
he polls for said election. ct the place, -
toned In said resolutions, will be- orehed =
O'Clock p. m and closed at O'Clock n M ON -
urdAy. May 9. 1898.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto 81
hand and afdxed the seal OF the city II Seatts
school district No. l in King county SITE
Washington. this 9Th day Of April. A. u. 1888 al
n. r. WHITNEY. n
Seattle, school district No. I. In King cous1
state Of Washington
NOTICE To HORSEMEN-ABoUT APRls
IN Is, ut Kent race track, will he offered Tor -
the finest lot of well bred trotting stock -
oferei in this section, selected from Elec,ionsS-y
Mambrino Wilkes, Balkin. Como, Buccaneer ~
win Davis and The King stocks: the s,And,1
bred stallion Santa Rita, " o, 1908, will Also r.
offered for sale For particulars address &C..
W. Lorgie. Kirkland. w sh.
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GOAL AND WOOD DELIVERED PROMPTLY
~ by George E Hall. King and ON merciAi
streets: Ns~cAstle ana Franklin coal And screen
tngs Telephone 7s2-
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4 LFRED H. CONN, THE Ar 1sTIc LADIES'
"A tailor Is Gated in seattle for two months as
90 Union street: iasies wishing any dresses made
aao tailor gowns should call - early possible:
cutting and fitting done; a. guaranteed
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-THE BOARD
~ Of education Will receive bids unit wetnes-
day. April IL a, O'Clock p m. for addition
Ia the Office bnfifing OF the board. Sew
eBth and Mari IN streets according the y ans on
fe ia the office Of John Par kinson, architect Sc.
attic National Bank building. A certified check
fOr per Cent OF the amount must Accomnsnv
each bid By order Of the board.
H. r. Whitney. Secretary
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES propoesls
~ will be received by the board of county COM
missorerz OF King county. Washington al the Of
nee Of the county aud tor in seattle Wash until
noon OF Wednes lay. Ap-il IL 1898, tor the cree
fion and completion of the new county almsho use
and hospital the site selected On the county peor
fArn south OF the city Of Seattle according 70 the
plans. specifications and detail drawings OF tina
same preparef by w. A Richie. architect which
said plans etc will De on fie In the architect Of
fce "A rooms 80. so AMI 81, Union block. sesstia
Wash, on and after Monday. March 20 1874
Each proposal mus: be accom- oanied py A cer.,.
fed check on some local bank in the sum of Ave
thousand doiIass tx5 900, made PAYABLE 70 me
treasurer OF King county. Wash as a Ruaran ,ee al
good faith o the par of the said bidder
No proposal viii be considered unless arrnrn.
panied BY such certified check
The board OF county commissioners reservs thu
right TO reject any or oil bids
By order OF the board Of county commissioners
OF King county. Washington.
+. A. TwIcHELL.
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk of the BoarA
OF County commissioner
batei this llth dsv Of Na-ch 1898
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W1IpDY DIAND ABB :. i
Ieooss.s .sv.2
0TEAME1 HAIEHAv1X

Leaves city Dock. Seattle, dstly sxcepy Saturday,
at p. N. for Edmonds, Clinton, TulsJ.n own
Point. Langley. CoupsviIis San Dc sucA Uak
hArbof. Utsalady and LAconuer. :hssurninR
leaves LAcon neY Z fer espastle cesserire samo
route I. 0REEH Nssaer
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REAL ESTATE 0ALEH.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditor's OAeo
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditor's OAeo
Yesterday.
Reel estate transactions from January I. lSea
arc IS 335.629 There filed for record yeste9.
day Is deeds, the considerations aggrsgAtinR
Sc,s72 Following IN the list A. furnished b.
Osborne, Trsmpsr & Co., sbstractors of uusa,
ll6 Cherry street. between Front and second:
Charles Apple to Frances A. Lunt lots IS. u.
block 81, South Park, $3.50.
G. f. Truax 10 &. II. Truax Of A., lots q
block IS, Denny Il Hoyps supi, 81.
T. Lnsert to Cora l. Tudor. lot & block n.
Denny 4 Hoyts add, $3.50
Il. I. Palmer 10 e. II. Austin, und n ne - II,
q, 3, $4,000.
W. g. Palmer to c. NJ. Austin. und u No - "a
Is. B. 3l50Oa
Dennis O'Connell to l. n. slll. lots 70 u.
block IS. Huntington Park, $50. .
A. W. Pratt 70 Eels Johnson, tract 4 Davis
Meadow tracts. $500
Otto Roalsaf 10 Edward Nelson. lot q block 70.
Third Motor Line add, 500.
Jno. McRae to Jna G. Keith, lot 4 block !,
Warrington Place, 200.
w. Marriott to Cudahy Packing Co, lots II, II
block 81, Knob Hill add TO Kent, eloo
Realty Co. 20 h. g. struve. lots :. T. block IL.
McGilvra's 81. $500
4. A. Apoonio To H. q. Strive, lots 4 I, block
IL, McGivra's 81, 81
A. r. Dawson TO J. r. McIntyre, lots .. -
block ~, Lake Union ID, 500
J. u. smith TO Ole Adssro, lot ~ block \ d
Motor Line add. &21Q
w. r. White Of al TO Edward Boyle, part lotD Z,
8. block H. Burks's "a add, r. so.
w. r White ct al 20 A. r. Broomhall, part lo11
!, 8, block Is, Burkss ID add, =. 500
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, April A-wheat-Activs early ana
quiet towards the close. May was steady and
closed &c lower than saturday. July opened
1sc lower, advanced 80 on higher English
cables and reports Of dry weather in France,
and closed steady, &c lower than Saturday.
Receipts wcrs 2a2.oo0 bushels; shipments. 5S2f
coo bushels.
Whest-Steady: cash, Use; May, 721<c
CorE-Higher; cash, 4lsas: May, 4i4r.
Oats-sieady; cash. 2o1ac; May, 23so
Rye-52c.
Bafley-6oc
Flax-fIl2
fimothy-$tla
Whisky-$ll4
Pork-Easy: cash, STA May, Sl7lA
Iard-Easy; cash, &9a21a: May. $99a
Short rbs-Essy: cash, and May, $9.76
Short clear-tl0 25itl050
Shoulders-$a 75(Dl0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April decentralization, lAOooQ
market slow and steady: top steers, 81 50(03a 70;
medium, Sa0o0ea 40; others, a. 6503L7a
Hogs-Receipts, 22.000: market brisk and q
shade higher: mixed and packers. 20;
pigs, a. 1Jl9I25
Sheep-Keceipts, 1900: market active and
shade higher: clipped Texans, "a 2S9a 10: West.
err weathsrs. &a2015s5; Western yearltngs,
S. 00(96.S0
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.
rHR STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco. April 24-Ths local merchan-
disc markets are steady with fairly active de-
mand reported. The produce markets are quiet,
with vegetables In moderate demand and aspars-
gus coming In more frssly.
Apples came In from Siskiyou Oranges are
hrmsr and lines are strongly held. Lemons are
doing better. Butter il weak and eggs are
easier.
Poultry 10 dull.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, q, 299;
Oregon, 6,656: wheat. centals, GIG; Oregon, 1867
barley osn::l. 2Ss ss;'; Oregon ;ss senssl:
toes, sacks, 1872, Oregon. 34aa.
Fiour-Net cash prices for family extras, "a 20
o. per barrel; bakers extras. sasoSi; super
Wheat-Ihsrs IL better Inquiry with some
slight improvement In vaiuea- No. shipping
wheat IL ouotabis at IL rs per GENITAL. and while
the market can be said to be moderately firm At
the quotation, It would have To be something
extra choice 70 sell st &l2e1<. Milling qualities
remain unchanged at the Old range Of tl27,l0
Bnrley-There was good sampling Of the ssv-
sral offerings today with fair result. In the way
OF sales. We quote: Feed; sll4Q9s21fc per Genital
for good quality, and 80 s9s5o Tor choice; brew.
Oats~Vsry little is doing In oats today, and
buying at the moment Is largely confined 70 the
iotbing interests We quote prices: Surprise
SLaQeI6O; milling, 81 AaGLs2 IS; fancy
feed, $LAzIzN9L45; good To choice feed, 81. 35{A
L42l1; of grades. silSGL 70; black. u lSOi. %;
gray, 3l.2s4l3 - for iced. and $LAo(1L50 for
milling: red. SLl71 s(eL25 per GENITAL
CALL BOARD
Following are the sales recorded at the call
board today:
Whsas--Morning, informal session-May 500
tons. SIT; Loo tons. 81 2ess; so tons, &l.26s1
December, 800 tons, SlS3i1 por GENITAL.
Regular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100 tons. q. ssy.:
100 ions. lS2s<: 800 tons. l.32tz per GENITAL
Barley-ReguIar acknowledgements, 100 tons,
s.sxc: 40 tons, sssse per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight. New York. per 500. 221{e
Sterling bills-On London. sixty-dsy bank,
81 $50.
siiver-Rsrs, per ounce, ssGs51sc; Mexican
dollars. 6ell@(goCs&c.
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LAND oTyIcE AT SEATTLE. wAsH.,l
April 19. lse3 I
Notice Ia hereby given that the following named
&Naler has filed notice Of his intention 20 make
~ proof In support Of his claim. and that said
{1pcf will be m. de before the register and receiver
= seattle Wash. on Monday. May %, 1893, viz:
f61sari r. WELDON. Hid. App No. 1880. for the
H NWs, VIVA SEA. and NE = SWk sec -.
kDAN, X Sc.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
|cuunuous residence upon aud cult yation OF said
! - viz. 2. A. trsise, A. !. HAsseiI, - Baxter,
| u Eastiick. all OF oiaey, Wash
tseice II hereby given that the following named
#Go1er has ni-d rotice ~ his intention TO make
- proof Ia support 81 his claim, and that said
<{s viii be fna AIDE before the register and receiver
E2esitle. Wash on Monday. May 29. 1893. viz:
lle6erok \. craise. Hid App No II. BIT, for the
EHk eWAs. sEls SWA, ana SWA Sen, Sec. ~,
E0s4N. K6E.
on1suaus residence upon Aud cultivation of said
Etof viz; A J. Hasseii. r.. T. Weioon. 8. Baxter,
IL Iasfek, AL OF oIney Wash.
r. NJ REED. Jr.. Register.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON EXCHANGE
LONDON, April 24--Bar silver. .s23 fine, S06
Consols. 20 7-i6d. Bank Of England discourse
rate, "a per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LONDON, April 2A-The Marx Lane Esprass
says: The market shows sigus OF greater firm-
ness in regard to future crops, both here and In
the United States, this being due TO drouth
The -four trade 10 firm for English, but holders
of American are taking losses. Low grades Of
American -four sold at lid per sack for feedtnE
LIVERPOOL, April "a -wheat-DemAnd mod.
crate and prices unchanged.
Corn-Steady; spot, demand moderate; futures
In good demand: April, - 2s<d; May, = "a:
June, a l5xd.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Dressed Beef Advances Halt a
Cent Per Pound.
WHEAT QuorEDAI,TTle HIGHER
Owing - ~ Advsnee IN Rngisna-Nev
supply Of Califernia Vegetables
shipments and Receipts.

q . 0BPAkr1RNf OF AGkIcCLIuRR wIATHDn
Bu11AU-DAILY BULLIrIN.
SEATTLE, April "a
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NV York. April 2A-Ths stock markss
opened strong TO-DAY on purchases by operators
who fels treasured BY the positive statement BY
President Cleveland that the government would
sake every possibIs means to preserve the parity
between gold and silver. Buying for long -.
count and to cover shorts OF gold fos shipment
20 EUROPE however, BY tomorrow steamer and
activity In the money market soon led to . reac.
uon break OF III per cent in American To
oacco. l65< In Toledo. Ann Arhof q North Mich
igsn and ~ In Hooking Valley Coal aud Iron,
contributed to weakness, and late in the altar
noon National Lead and Cotton Oil yieldsd
about points Tho market on the
whoie, however, displayed hrmness, and
closed steady in tone at prices Z
0S1 per cent above Anal quo
tations on Saturday, Manhattan and
American Sugar showing the largest mes gains.
The sharp break in Ann Arbor WAS due to the
dissolution OF the old bull pool and the alleged
temporary embarrassment OF an official Of the
company, who has largo amount Of psivt.
leges on stock outstanding. The drops In
American Tobacco. which recovered ~ Per
cent at the close, attracted comparatively little
attention, IS 1t IL well known that the stock u
In good condition.
Government bondS-Staady
fesroleum-Steadya at 6Sl,o
Money on oall-Active at s0fo per cent:
closed onered at per cent Prime paper, 61<1lo
Per cant Sterling exehange-Easior, with
:ctnal business in sixty-isy bills ct }ie65k9
As'1<; demand, Assis
SILVER
INV YoRK. Apgil cA-Bar silver, ~
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quiet and firm.
Coffee-Options closed firm, 4506Oc up SaSn
were 30. $50 bags. including: April, &lAtO; May,
VA 35t9AO; June, $l4 30sdbi4 30: July, &lA 3oD
1450 spot Rio-Dull aud hrm; No Z, l5Sk0
l51sc.
sugar-Raw-Dull and firm. Rehued-Firmsr
and iairly active; mould A, sos I-l6c; stand
ard A, 51-l6954c: confectionery A, 4l5-ls
g9ysc; powaered, 55-lsCt5lac; graduated,
l-i695 Slice; cubes, B s. i60r5l,c.
Copper-Quiet: Lake, SIT -
Lead-Stesdy; Domestic, SAl2l+
Ttn-Ciosct steady; straits, t560 bid; $MU
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP "OITY OF sEATTLA'

lClose connection with n. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
steamers s'City Of Kingston" and 'City Of esat-
tie" make close connections ct the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, and with the
East and West boun nd overland traina
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Commencing March 27ta, pAssengero leaving
ooekAne on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
eanect same afternoon At Surthport with steamer
- TTaii Creek, Robson, Nelson Eaisour Pilot Bay,
AsAsworth knslc. and Siocsn. and passengers
ufTing from the north those days Will 60 DR.
My through 10 spok ane. arriving AT 5: SO .. IN.
Patty service via this line viii commence about
Apsii 10th, when passengers viii 50 through the
IRE dsy
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PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cara Elegant nay osasAso
ana finest Palace Dining Carr betwooo ooaaxlA -
P0n1 md Chicago without change Coonectaono
foe I'll points In the United states and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1854.
TAAIND LEAVE sEArrLn,
For q Paul and East-l0:2S d m
For Spokane-S:2O p m. and fO:26 =,
For Portland and South-6:l6 q m aAl o:AS
p m
For o.ympla-e:ls . M and s:l5 m
For Montesano ana Ocosta-0:l5 q m.
For Tecoma-S:l5, s:l5 Z n. 1901. 3:9o. osoo.
For snoQuaimis Falls and North Bsnd-sslS
For eumas and Anacortes-s:lS q N.
For snohomish and Getchsli-9:l6 = - -
ASS M
TRAINS AHRrvB At oKArrLA
From 81 Paul and East-1l:26 p M
From spokane-1O:35 = N. and IL :26 p -
From Portland and South-6:6O p N. and 1855
From olNmpis-s:50 p m. ana s:l5 .. m
From MOhtesano and Ocosta-5 so D. m
From Tacoma-12:65. 6:45 and l0:S8 q -.
3:0u, $50. 6:<5 and 11:23 p. m
From SnoQualmio Falls and North Bend-0:9o
m.
From eumas and AnacorteA-b.20 p m
$40 m
8. 1. - = r. r. time card win eAangs -
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlcKETs 10
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pEoPIEy eAv1Noo BANK, oCCIDmrAI
block, Sea4tle. WaahiagsonL Capital ol0O 900
Omcen - Board Of Trultess - Bailey 0afssfN
tresdent; Jacob furth, Vice President: Arthur
A. Denny. Second vics- Presidents James r. Hay.
den. Manager, Cashier aaA Secretary; Frank L
nlodgeA Assistant Cashier: L schWabaeAef John
lay. Wm Z Bailey. Jehn Collins otse kankA
Deposits received from one dollar TO ten thousand
eoiiafA Six per cent interest per annum allowed
On term and our Per cent on ordinary depositA
DIVIDEND declared the last day q May and No.
vembef. Loans Aa6e % real estate OF appeoved
eoaiaso1als eaiy.
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DAcrFIC NAVIGATION s,ONPAN*-rAer
time Tor Tacoma Everett AID snohooeish river
polntA
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHrxofox vim
leave Everett daily. except ssndsy. - a. N sss
Leave seattle for TscomA Ian
Leave Tacoma for seattle, y m
Iesve seattle for sve.ett 4:senR
Leave Seattle foe Everett, 1000 = - seesps -
u1day and sunday.
Leave ssaatis fox Tacoma {. - = -. Aasu1av
emily.
Leave Seattle for Everett, $40 ,. n.
Calls u Edmonds only. Connecee dsey exeepe
Sunday with STEAMER IiENRY BAILEY 6r
ali snohomish river points Only dali: through
line. Freight 81 90 per ton.
street
FRANK wATERHoUsEx Genera, tMsnagse,
ELY on The sFLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In %. hour ana swsavsavs .a,yk,>
The sTEAMRR :PLYER.:
Regular daily and sunday tsips. ssasxA eTassns
route. - follows:
TAKING sYysc1
THURSDAY. sBrTSMBER Il
Leave Seattle $50 m. l:3S p N a.4.s.eoA -
shAsA Daily except Sunday.
Lsavs Tacoma 7:S0 m. si:So Z q - So
? =. shasn Daily except sr.aday.
SUNDAY rErP&
Leave Tacoma . m and Sn n sAa{A
Leave Seattle $50 . m ane p =. crap
Landing q n. r. wharf, TacomA anx Csmnss.
eaal dock. foot Of Marion sersAs. ssess'A
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CO DALI PERKINS a ca,
osneTzi gents san FRANCESCA
- JOHNSON p = saas seS,i.a
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlCKEN 10
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON

s:oo amILvI MI 81 TacomA... ll0IA1 s:ls sn
13:lS am " 2sl Seattle s2ILvl 500 Am
4:3O pmlArll1OL. Victoria. - AIlLvl $3.50 pm
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and "City Of Seat
tle'' make connections At Port Townsend for pas
sengers going from Bellingham bay points to Vic
toria and return.
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EvD1E11 AND sNoHousR nobrR
OTDANER NADBI
Leaves Yeslers WAaff TusGaayA rnpss0avu -
0atui days ~ q n Tor EdH.onds MYGiItoA r..
eEest Aarysville. Lowell assl ssehe0isA
FARE TO EvEkErr. ooes
TO aNOHONIsH Goa
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Portland Grain Marks,

Portland Grain Market
PORTLAND. April ~ Especial WHEAT
Firm to stronger. Valley. $40; Walla Walla
81 l2IS per GENITAL Receipts were 10, 9l0 csntals.