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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE.
The Nacoochee and StrathalIan Try
Conclusions in the River.

\ AI NdSOONAcb h4lh 1LIdLnal1An ITV
Conclusions in the River.
The steamship Nacoochee, for New
York, collided with the British steam
ship Strathallan, for Liverpool about
four miles below the city, in the Savan-
nah river, yesterday morning. Both
steamers were going to sea. The Nacoo-
chee's bow, according to the statements.
struck the British steamer Just forward
of tho main rigging.
The force OF the collision linden ted four
OF the steel plates on the Strathallan,
Just below the water line, and also bent
The stern OF the New York ship. The
Nacooehee was not sufficiently damaged
TO detain her aud she proceeded 10 sea.
A survey was held on the Strathallan
and 1t was recommended that she return
TO the city, which she did. The damage is
only slight, and she will proceed in a day
or Two 70 liverpool, where permanent re-
pairs will be made TO the Bonded plates
on her side.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
Buy Your

Clothing, hats and mems furnishing goods
OF us to-day, irst-class goods properly
made at prices as low if not lower than
all fake or auction sale goods. Appel &
Schaul, one price to all.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
Buy Your.

Clothing, hats and mems furnishing goods
Of US to-day, first-class goods properly
made at prices as low if not lower than
all fake or auction sale goods. Appel &
Schaul, one price to all-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
BuY Your

Clothing, hats and mems furnishing goods
of US to-day, first-class goods properly
made at prices as low if not lower than
all fake or auction sale goods Appel 4
Schaul, one price TO all.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
Buy Your

Clothing hats and mems furnishing goods
OF US to-day, frst-class goods properly
made az prices as low if not lower than
all lake or auction sale goods. Appel N
Schaul, one prize TO all-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
AT THE THEATER.
'Niobe" a Laughing Success Last
Night-Fay TsmpIeton Next.

Hlght-fay Cemp1eton Next.
"Niobe" was seen last night for the
first time in Savannah. 1t was a cold
night, but the theater was nicely filed.
The play was presented under the man
agement of Abbott and Tillottson, who
first produced it in this country The
phenomenal success of the comedy last
season. and its invariably favorabl recep-
ton wherever presented, has been gen
orally accepted. 1t would take many
seasons to run out so good a thing 1t can
be seen over with cOntinu- i, if not in
creasing, delight, something that can be
said of very few modern plays.
1t is a farrago of completing Incl
dents relating to the trials and tribula-
tions of Peter Amos Dunn, very much
married man, who is not only joined in
matrimony to his wife, but is burdened
by his wifes sister, who is a spinster who
revels in trouble. She neither loves the
world nor what it contains.
The audience last night was delighted
one. The play will be repeated at to-
day. matinee and tonight. At to-night's
performance 80 in gold will be awarded
the person making the largest number of
words out of the letters in Niobe.
The sale of seats for Fay Templeton
will open this morning. The subject of
Fay Templeton'S return to the stage has
been the topic of widespread and inces-
SAINT newspaper comment during the past
six weeks, aud will, doubtless, give an
exceptional interest to her appearance
here. 1t has excited degree of notice
rarely given to theatrical affairs even of
the most successful kind. That she will
receive very flattering reception there
Is no doubt. Her various appearances in
Savannah have manifestly given evidence
to the fact that she is popular favorite.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25

Positive economy, peculiar merit and
wonderful medicinal power are all com
olned In Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it.
Hoods cures.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25

There Is One Thing Certain, However,
call it malaria or what you may, and it
generally comes without calling, where
i'll health does exist SimmonsLiver Regu-
lator will restore ind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
LUDDEN & BATES S. NH

WEATHER PROBABILITIES-s -,,--
DAY: Fair, freezing weather Sal r
G9TnlRg; stig htiy warmer during the dav sSy
winds, veering to north and northeast '1"sss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
ANY NUMBER or PLANS.

"The best fire escape L have ever seen"
continued Chief Puder, "was one / saw
in Louisville, KY, recently attached to a
public school. 1t was an enclosed circular
chute with entrances from each story. An
exhibition was given for the benefit of
the visiting fremen. The children shot
out of tho chute faster than we could
count without injury to themselves. They
seemed to enjoy it. The whole building
was emptied in a few minutes"
Chief Puder does not intend to criticise
the owners of any of the buildings named.
but merely mentioned the buildings as
instances TO Illustrate his argument. He
is in hopes the council will pass some or
dinance to enforce the provisions of the
law
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25

Throat Diseases commence with a Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat Browns Bronchial
Troches give immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price y ceuts-ad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04
STATE oRor mxrOkr.


Wsfo Weather ond 1onshtae - Great
ecnsat - rsrmsrs-
Gsnrts. Aug a-The following 10 the
~. Of the stats Of the crops as received
u central Office OF the Washington
- esathe- service for the week ending
asusa 2 II shows tina: in Western
9aAisgson. let the spring he what IL gill.
- lass week Of July can pretty generally
= ssssadsd on for warm. dry weather
WI plensy OF sunshine. The aversgs
Mpesatnre for the week was 6S degrees,
- esag q little warmer than for the Coz
Wpenisng week Of last year. Under the
la influences Of the sun oil crops have
nass good progress. The hop crop con-
1saes 10 advance satisfactorily. With q
Hssptv, OF the price advancing. Hay in
- counties is about housed. and in
10y instances the hay crop Is reported
Above tho Average both In yield and
fsy. frait has rirened fast in the
= seven days. especially psaues
Wsaaales are doing sell. with the
Gsss exception of potatoes. which
BEGINNING 10 safIcr Tor ram.
1ssssn Washington warmer days aud
- nights have characterized tho week
past, which has been almost ralnieas.
- shssi crop has steadily improved
sss 'ass report In some counties late
= sassi that Was q little stauted by
s''s lame weather has stretched out.
- " TIE satisfaction OF farmers. The
eofnisg forward rapidly nov. and
sooa raj. would insure large area
sara wheat. The me showing
800 asp growers are going 30 max. this
-. attracting considerable siien-
-. tae crop IS reported - be In first
s-A. coalition and promising. Early
va begin about August ~. Fruit
-, eFSsse'es have made tine growth
'ss report. hayins IS about over.
hksrKRS WASHINGTON.
SAisr~ Having is we'll advanced.
ees-srs ''''' "s "'s 'e'''es S"a
ssis-A bright. dry week beneficial
Ss,sas. eai good shower would he &C
tssoae 20 gardens.
sas-Hens are doing yell. The lice
ss increasing. - spraying is being
Nyeaiy attended 10. Frasf Is as re-
sass weck There we're some late
3fsss and pears
s-Hayiae is turning cut about -
IA ~ VII aeose the average. aud Is nearly
- Late i.ait AID gain are doing
n, s1s TIE early fruit ercp will be saghi.
good shower would he'll late
So and al root crops
'aaa-Hops never looked better.
n nearly all in and Of extra gaallfy.
.esfraes have been ABOVE the average
sae demands IL the market
"Ssseoia-E no rain ta4ss IN another
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49, ysssaes0 vfli bagm - oaUbe. n
nsners are al busy making hay. uhich.
. sveyyvhsrs reported, j. m exeslIeas
Klsse~-Ths vsssAss has rsmsi.e4 II.
oe0e Dx the pose tWo WGnka dry ed
varm Crops aso detne eeaopaohiy vel.
~ Ito isrDss srsis b ainess "a sssirs
Masom- Hay nsaziy I'll In sAe ber,s Al
= eosa es.1ii1ea- 1s1n pssssat aeps1s-
$780, &c OF and paum crop yin . extra
eo0Q bsss potafoes n4ea rim
CneEsiis-Tnis has hsen the best $1,000
. tar Cor making hay known in foar
oeesofas IN this vicinity. Fruit sress voss
sever in better eonditiou.
Gafs - Weather cool and dry end Gns
- nsryssstne. sad npsnine fruif. sspo-
sfeily yrunes. bss potasoes need rain.
Coessss-Prnaso end hops in excellent
- saIs.,se 80 pro0tss large crops. Hay
~ - sn0ot Done end faYmers are reioie.
No o~4 the yield. The psstures -
pf.ms and consequently stock doing we'll.
~, n,itssp-Ihs report from there says:
nsia. na5y drop. and again ws can
HAsr1zx vAsusssrop.
0posane-No particular change in tie
past wssk and no damaging conditions r.
rcrses Wheat 10 heading oas vel bat
rs snofs u placea. Gardens aad
WAana.-wssshsr on . whole IL favor.
able bss Jittla rain 10 sixhsd for. fruit
= IN esod coalition and grain ID esnsrai
10 doing wsIi.
Coissabis-Ths week has dose veil hy
era.n bas little dry for vegcsables. The
pssa svesaoe vii b large in this sicisfty.
ktesites-The weak has been beneficial
70 lrsss Of eli kinds and corn.
Okzsogna-ls b eettins dry. which, Of
sour. - common to July and August, %
she fafmsfs ase not complaining, a. there
= nosaiu9 spoeial scattering.
Do.sias--Grain looks well and 10 matur-
m9 Ia xood SHAPE. 6mall fruits have done
tifri.
AEcoin--A hot vssk. bat Il has MOI IN
Jufsu SFopss and The grain II maturing
ntceig, although the late grain wsuid b
tDe better for rain.
Kii1stas-The whole week mas been bsne-
0eiai ~ ceops of ell kinda.
IaEama--Ihe last week has been dYy
ma wsfm, wheat y shout out Of dancer
!rom Heasher changes and some he's been
an1ursa sltghsiy. has the harvest promises
ovue "a average Tor this county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04
NEW YORK Markets
STOCK rxeEaN0E

NV YokK, Aug. S-Ssocks opened irres-
ulss General Electric Vas higher at ~:
Suysr lower a. ia. In a .ew minutes the
.nasses cold of on an advance In the Bank
al rnSlani's rates of discount General
Els,tric soon advanced 10 5its. Changers
ines. aed to weakness on reports IF poor
JUS earnings Sugar. after declining p.
10 4. rose to "a. and later reacted TO III.
e. Whisky lost l point 10 IL Az IL
O'clock the market vas irregular. SOCKS
we lower afsrs IL O'Clock. the advance in
,n. ,>os,ed rates Of STERLING exchange en-
,iasgs7lns the imports OF goli. Sugar ~as
wsasest, and fell 3 Al noon the market
was steady.
ssoeks we're qcsei this afternoon sill
the report o. the Silverman failure was re-
cs.ssd from Chicago. when the bears be-
gar; harasnerins Western aud other ssoexs.
Sugar dropped ~ 70 ess.; Chicago Gas,
81. 50 ~. General Electric, ~; North
western, q. TO YsA, Rock Island, ~ 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04
MIsixe erocKA
CHICAGO NARkgT0.
BOARD or TRADE

CatcAeo, Aug. 3--Wheat-Qaies; opened
se i lower: declined J. a. . reaction from
yesterdays advance: rallied & on good
iocsl buying: broke y TO x On local
bank failure. rallied p ON local purchases
and setter financial feeling. reacted soiae
and closed easy = lover than yesterday.
Receipts were 5000 bushels; shipments,
l3s 90 bushels.
Waeat-Ca.n. 5sc: September, 6i,.c.
Ct.sn--cash. 3st.c. September. 5sssc-
os;s-Cash. s3ssc. September. 2Ac-
Ess-Cash, 4Si.e.
Hsticy Nominal
Etax--9-c.
Tsmo.hy-$S Totss "a.
fegk--Cash. 81. s.. september. 81 IS.
i&rd-tash. s.. 46: September. &GaS
shor, Rths~Cssn. $50; September,
S7.s5.
Shoulders g. OiaiT3s
sisort clear <1.6@ .efTsT's.
WAisky- Si.ie.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head Market
active al yesterdays decline. Fancy
beeses, 81 Sa,s,asa: prime. 81 oess 70, good
90 ,so!ce $l~Aye& s.. others, 81 iGef9 tssi;
Tesans, g. Aes s.; Westerns, f. SsOs ; 81
k.sg~- Receipts. $500 head. Market
ioea; &c higher. Mixed ani paekerA, 81 SnSs
4os rrsme heavy aud butchers. - SEA
ass light mixed. 81 ssasAao; sorted light,
sat<dts5e.
sge~p-Recespts, 500 head. Market de-
mes$Isrei and lower. Calls ana com mon.
81 ,t.ssg -; ewes and mixed. $s.5es2 80,
wsxeers, S. 0slts2 IS; Westerns. g. 1Svs-A Ia
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DosroN sIocK 8xCaAxek
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON STOCK KxcaANok.
LoKDoS. Aug. A-6toeks are quiet and
stsady. Americans ara better. The Bank
Of Enaiand advanced the rate Of discount
4 to 2X.. The proportion Of the banks
reserve to il liability has been reduced
since last week from - l33 per cent 70
l8,2ll during the week. lts stock Of gold
has decreased &i0.277.00o Stocks closed
dull and firm. Consois. 9elsd. Bank Of
England discount rate, ~ Per cent
The directors Of the Bank OF England
have decided 10 advance the rate Of dis.
count to 8 per cent The advance. which
vas unexpected. - attributed to further
large Withdrawals Of gold today for the
United States, and the probability Of fsssh
shipments on Friday or Saturday.
GOLD sRIPMEsTa.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. a-Ths steamer
Normaunia sails hence tomorrow for New
York with a. 800. 900 Of gold for American
houses.
LONDON, Aug. a-TWo and half mill
ions of gold has bsen taken from the Bank
Of England for the United States.
BxaIIx iMY4RIAL BANK pEcRRAs1
BERLIN, Aus. a-The statement Of the
Imperial bank shows . decrease Of 8 933,-
coo marks.
KsoLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIvERrooi. Aug. g. - Wheat - Steady
and moderate. No. 2 red winter, 3 sgd;
Nc. red spring. s. I'd.
Corn-Demand moderate aud steady.
Spot. - 21<d: August - ! ia; spot. Il Sd |:
October. II ID.
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aAH FRANCISCO MAKKxrs.
TUg STATE or NAM


IA. tnAscrsco. Aas. 3.-There were lev
changes In local merchandise markets 70
day md trading il quiet. The produces
marknts vsre steady and receipts liberal.
CoTst, cucumbers and squash we're lover
todag, Onions are higher.
CaMkeloupes we're marked down.
Basses ID steady. EgEs we're In good
supply. Poultry 10 sttlt dull.
Pssstucs sscslpts-F Flour. quarter sacks,
s.2x vhsas. ceatals. 7l,S55: barley. cen.
tails. s@1.6a5: oats. csntals. 306: rye, sacks,
3d6; sNsn, sacks. 2.573: potatoes. sacks,
2,4l53 onions. sacks. IL: bran. sacks, 1,33A
tioar-Wc quote: Net cash price, Tor
family extras. r. l00 % per barrel: baksrs'
extras. es@4.20; superfine. g. S0Q3D
wha.t-Ihe better feeling noted yestsr-
nrmsy tone % prices. Quotabis: &i.d6H0
LILO sssf centei Tor good TO choice shipping
grades: milling, &Ll3H@i.i7K per centai.
Bsriey-N0 change in quotations.. Bush
ness shows some siivht improvement We
quote. Feed, 73A@75c per csatsl for good
quaiay. end 76k&77kc for choice: brow
Ing. 3sL@97l<c per GENITAL.
Oass-The market 10 weak ct the late de-
cline. We quote: New. white, 9Octa1i. 10:
red. SIC L07lf; black. eoc@$i05; Old. sur
prise, 3L354t %: milling, 81 35Q |. 20;
fancs feed. $i.359l37,f; good TO cnoics.
$l.asF 20; common TO fair, $l.OS@ LID;
gray. LOG 25 per GENITAL.
CALL BOARD.
Following are the sales recorded ct the
call soard today:
Whsas-Mornine, informal session: De-
cember. 100 tons. $i.2a,@: l0O tons. 3l.2l,1
30 TINS, $L24ss per GENITAL. Regular oes-
sion December. 700 tons. 1.23N: 400
tons, tL23ss; 30 tons. $I.235s; l00 tons.
4l.2 ger GENITAL.
BaFiey-Rsguia: session.: December. 400
tons. s3s.c, seller. 1853. new-lO0 tons.
7Ss1e per GENITAL; No. l brewing. October
900 cons. Csc; 100 tons, 95Xc; 100 tons.
86akG per Genital.
Afternoon session--Wheat: December,
SOD ions. 81 2Ss; lotions. 81. 23sz: 800 tons,
N.21ts; 400 tons. 4i.A per csntai.
;sfiey-December, 80 tons, SIC; 100 tons.
saise; 2o0 tens. size: i00 tons. As<c: 800
tone. SIC; 100 tons. sac: 100 tons. SAC:
No ! brewing, October--i00 tons. CSC; 200
tons. 36,sc; LOO tons. 96Nc per Genital.
FINANCIAL.
Dsafts--On sight. New York. per 500.
l0c. Sterling bills-On London. 00day
bana As2.
Steer bars. per ounce, 7l@7i,sc; Mex.
ican dollars. 6i@6lt1.
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Leaves Merchants dock 2.33 p m- MnGaayA Wed
nssdAys and Fridays tor West SIDE. oialla saA way
landings. Tuesday, Thursdays aad sssusdayu ~
East s.sa vAsAoa. 6hsutauapa. DssAesss. osso9U
LAndiag Aad HasnaA. Leaves Toon0o oVoV
morning excsps sunday - ds90
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f,tkouxh ensinese has been quiee FOG the
- ~ weeks jobbsrs now antieipaas 3
III improvement, and talk In toe
t1sdsy encouraging. f. c. Nsufsider
1 gsstsrday Mat from the present indi-
- 10 thought business would pick
- hss few dull weeks would b for
-. He judged this way from the fact
H1DId Vas coming hack from Europe,
y - eddisioual fssus of heak NOTES
- pat more money in circulation and
~ crops vsse about rsady 70 move.
feuisIder thought that II congress
- repeal the shsrman oct c6hAdsnes
~ ~ restored within twsnty.four
-. and With confidence rsstoFed she
- BOW hid away would b brought
ymd put nto circulation again.
4 Webb said the cash receipts Of his
- vsrs In excess Of saias, which
- that yerybody was trying to ray
= lnst - possible and getting ont Of
- fast - possible. He thought Seat.
~ soae through the worst al u, and
osssmea 10 Be . cheerful feeling IN
Nuds. uhsch ali wsrs encouraging In
~ way they could.
N6uction Of cents per pound has
- mads in the price Of lard In conse-
- Of the decline In the East.
k1sar load of peaches and pears arrived
rday. and also . car load Of water
I'll and cantaloupes. ali from. Califor-
Wad was received from Portland
i ear load o. bananas on the way
ksw Orleans had arrived In such
Mon that they were refused. conss-
tiy bu. iistlsis expected Of the car
- sh.c.l IL dee here.
Hneaes are nos quoted 1t 90c@i1. and
asat si.25 per box.
ldoas OF both kinds are selling at 81
Blosen straight.
E11npherries arc selling cheap at 75ceael.
- earrants are in good demand. COM
6)rpm The islands on the Sound and
~ enmaer, and sell Ct @l5C@I.7 IS per
-
This week lemons have been in great de-
md. Speaking Of this yesterday. H. c.
Iixsoa sad: AS long ~ psopls could
y strawberries their systems were we'll
nrplisd With acid and they did not want
mons Everybody ate strawberries.
|hieh hurt the sale Of other fruit Now
bat sssaw berries are gone and people eat
pspberries they crave acid. The result 10
30 We have sosd more lemons this week
nsn for the four weeks preceding" Cali
aFn'a lemons sci, AZ - per case and i'm.
|srted at $50.
SHIPMENTS AND RKcRiPTa.
During the past twenty-four hours pro-
~ and merchandise have been shipped
Zem and received at the port Of Seattle in
= tsiiowing quantities:
ToRa
SayueHts By rail and water ............ I,oss
ae4pss b. rail- aud water ..............l.. LII
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HOOD CANAL 1ouTR
srxAMxn sUcxEYn

Rsbuilt and refusuishsA leaves AeseooAas' 1ook
Tuesday. Ihussday and desusdAy - . n. -
xfngssoa. ors sSAmbls. nArGos. Hoohsox. Lit
mediate polnts arriving IN Union CITY - p -
Loaveo oioa CITY q WodnoodAys 9yo0oD
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Nsvy Yefe Resss-nssassssA, 01n0
ao1 Chas1egeoA
o1LANEh ELLlo
Lsevs ~ - WssAisssoa stssss 1any s1ssps
susaay. = e.ls . n end $50 > n The oslo
4 m UP iseisAss bed 81 Pen Orchard Eseae
sson parties cas - secaaaodassd - susdAyA
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PnuAsrry. Wa.h.. April (. lse.

PnHAsrly, WASH. April 4. 1892.
Post-Intelligsncer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the iss
stag from Ktlsnsburx 70 this place. came
In excsllslht condition. am well pleased
with the map. - we'll - astonishsd at the
price for which you give the map 70 your
subscribers Most respectfully. n. n.
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The premium map offered BY the
PosTISTEruGENcER to its subscri-
berx, old and new, is nov to be found
IN thousands Of homes ia the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, IS evidenced BY the following
testimonials which are ! few among
the large number received from thoss
who have received the map These
letters are enact copies Of the orig
mails on file in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
PosT-INTEIIlcExcER does not feel It
liberty to publish in full the names Of
those Who have 50 kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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LANGLEY. WASH. March 81, 1892.
Post-Intclligencer Publishing Co.. Sc
atsie, Wash.--Gents: l would say that
am delighted with the msp il came In
good order and IL daisy. A. b.
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R6srox. Nan. Hume la. lsao

BoeroN, MASS, June ID. 1877
Post-Inteliigenccr Co.. Seattle, Wash
Gents: I received some time since vour
excellent map Of the United States and
tho world map on tho reverse side. and
am pleased with it. II forms q handsome
and valuable addition 70 my once, and
cannot fail to be satisfactory tn any one
who invests the small sum asked for the
map Yours truly. r.. L
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LYDIA RIO n reON.
Leaves Cotman dock NoMdays WSanesdAyu aoA
f-taays - . far KtoGpsen- Port Uamsia
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soinss. arriving ~ Untos CITY q p a. Leaves
Onion City ss $50 . n, TussAayA ThussdayU
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BALrsNoRE, Nd. May Il. 1902.
Poet-lntelligencef Co, Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and Is
very much appreciated. Very truly. is
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FRY. idaho. Feb. q lsec

Err, idaho, Feb. q, leo2
The Seattle Post Inteliigencer Co, Sc
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago. and in good
condition. Am moro than pleased with
it II II worth double the prizes. Yours
truly, HI.