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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Honaa's Mistake.
She tries to do too much.
This applies to all women.


She tries to do too much.
This applies to all women.
The ambitious girl striving
for school honors. The busy
house wife, the shop girl, the
society woman.
What follows,
Nervous prostration. excita-
Ibility. fainting spells, dizziness.
sleeplessness. backache, and
most likely organic diseases of
the uterus or womb, causing
bearing-down pains and irreg
|ularity.
Oh! women. il you must
bring upon yourself these trou-
bles. remember that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Eegetadif Compound
has done more to relieve such
suffering than ~
Ianyotherremedy.
1T cured me. u
and will you" ~ ~
| Mrs. T<sni< {. Keays. 49,
| n5s Asyses Srea,
Hayrsssrx, p. E1 VQ ~
I -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

spologize for any act of Benjamin IIarri-
son which affected in the least the dignity
or the honor of the Great Republic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The people Ike the new Columbian
stamps. OF thcir own choice they have
3sxne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Prof. Capen has drawn map for Repre-
sentative Gates of the locations for the pro-
posed bridge across the Pcnobscot river in
State to give SO, 900 toward the construc-
iion Of tile bridge. which cannot, he thinks.
he built without such aid and If constructed
would prove great advantage to that
region. The plan made by Prof. Czpen is
shown ia the State House lobby in place Of
the plan Of the Bangor Insane Hospital ,bst
hal been there so long.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

An unusually large number of youu,
men cast their first ballots today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The snu,miti,r ou tosns ei'i met rucsday- At
: jor. n. :. 3 GttItt. Sre' y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

There will be- one very novel feature in
the exhibit of the Bangor public schools
which is to be sent to the Worlds Fair.
The committee has engaged Mr.. Geo. A.
Greenacrc with his Edison phonograph to
visit the schools and take of upon his wax
cylinder the songs, patriotic and otherwise
Of the scholars, so that thes may be repro
iured At the fair. Mr.. Creepacre has al
ready commenced his work in this direc-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Aroostook county horses are hauling
good loads on the present fine sleighing. A
farmer living about fve miles from IIoul-
ton, hauled to town, with one pair of horses,
800 pounds of hay and ~ barrels of pota-
toes on saturday. 1t was n large load and
an extremely profitable one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Large crews will attack the Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad line AT every point as
soon as the spring opens. Contractor Treat
is now sending forward large quantities of
rations to be used at points in the vicinity
Of Twin Dam, where teams cannot go cx-
cept over frozen ponds and hogs in winter
Provisions will be stored all along the will
dcrness portion of the line, this spring, suf
jceut to feed the laborers until the road is
completed. The roads funds are ample,
now, and money makes the dirt fly. Up in
the Aroostook regions they feel like erect
ing statue to General Manager Cram.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Harry l. .Jcwett of this city and James A.

Harry l. .jcwctt Of this city and James A.
Shcchan of Ilaliowell, after pas sing dcciI.
e'lly crcditablc examinations, were ycster-
day admitted TO the Kcnnebcc bar
by Justice Libby Of the supreme
Judicial '-ourt. Both young men
have been painstaking students and are
popular with all. Mr.. .Icwctt studied " ith
Heath & Tueli Of Augusta and Mr.. Sheeban
with Beanc & Bcanc Of IIallowell and Gar
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
$ExcELLENT
PRlWG
{MEDiciNE.

Mrs Mary r. Church. wife Of B. o Church. {
2 who has charge Of the Town Farm 1t Dex-
= ter, Me-. writes:
For many years was troubled with
p Hun1oSs which was at times very trouble Z
3 Ssome--Iarge water -blisters would rise on my
8 arms and other parts Of my body causing ms
- STerrIbio itching and burning
8 pains. had these eruptions almost con
tinuaiiy on some parts Of my body. and in
the summer they we're especially trouble
some. All the medicines I took only gave
q me temporary relief. hAvs also hesn sub- >
q jecs to spells Of bilious so,io. and many I
timss have been obliged - summon .
doctor in great hasss. Last spring 1 de-
cidsd to use Browns sarsAparilla. and II {
z Entirely Cured Me- Of the above {
troubles. and my General Health has {
bssn greatly Improved. Brown's Z
sarsapariiia is IN Excellent Spring Z
q Medicine.
. This Incompatible N di cine, 4
Q Bro,rn's Sarsaparilla, 10 sold by all {
z dealers, one dollar Per bottle; six {
bottles. i've dollars. The genuine )
q Browne Sarsaparilla made only by )
s ARA WARREN 4 CO.. Bangor, Me.
<1Look for tieIr name o. Tho package. {
SVNNNNN>N\\NNNNNANS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

1t Is noted that ten. Henry Knox, for
whom knoS county was named, iIsd his
balusters and uprights for the grand stair
case of his Thomaston mansion exported
from Honduras 10 England. turned and re
exported 10 Tbomasten. These were made
from laneewood. and Portland gentleman
now has cane manufactured from one
The mansion was built of wood, though its
foundation of brick was reported to have
come from Holland. Its tinibers were mas
sive, of old growth pine, and the shingles
were from one to two feet in width, shaved
from s'pumpkin pine free from knots,
fastened by imported wrought iron nails
The walls were covered with pictures paint
ed on psper.spd pasted On. and represented
classical scenes. These, ai the time, were
rare and very costly. The old Deering
mansion in Portland now has walls covered
in this way, and Tiny furnish a most enter
tanning spectacle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The next great industrial event in Bath
will be the laying of the keel for the big
iron sound steamer, the first craft of the
kind that the Bath yards have attempted.
The timbers are now being adjusted, the
material has all been ordered aud the event
will take place before long The place oc-
e,Pied by the ram has becn extended and
the first passenger steamer of iron will be
framed out where this unique craft first
rested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
goea. Na.aiiers.

Municipal election today.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO suAKKKTs.
THE BoAEp OF TRADE.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec --Wheat-Dull opened
unchanged; declined 80 On lack OF sup
port and offerings Of long property, closed
week a. bottom prices. Receipts, 70, ZOO
bushels; shipments, 10000 bushels. Closed :
Cash. eils@siIsc; May. o7c.
Corn-Easier: cash, 35szc; Nav. 39sxc.
0ats-Easy: December, 23c; May. 3Js<c
Rye--45Lc.
Bariey--Sominai.
Tiax-Si.29
Tinsothy-$4 TO-
Pork - Easy; January. si252K; May.
si270
Lard-Ea-y:' January. 81. 50; May, 81 s2K.
Short ribs - Easy; January, $6.321 /;
May. $500
shoalders-ss. 25a85o.
Short clear--s7. Z5S87.5o.
Whlsky-$L l5
LIVE STOCK.
Catt!e--Receipts, 13 500 head. Market
SLOW; no Ghrism a. steers herr. Good shir-
psrs. $5.o0f5 80; others. 4.50sa 81; stock
ers. 81 23d3i0.
Hogs-Kecsipts, 1900 head. Market
active a. 5Mioc higher; rough and COM
mon. 81 Dogs Is; packing and shipping.
-. i0ma.23; prime heavy and butchers,
IS. logs 50; sorted light. s5.20@J IS:
mixed, S. i0G5.25.
shsep-Receipts. i2ooo head. Market
duil and generally lower; Westerns IS Ia
$50; natives. $2.50G3.s0; wethers, $L25es
AIS,
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RIAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January ].
1898. are s.. no. i3. There were filed for
record Yesterday Il deeds the con .ldera-
tions aggregating sl2,5l9, Following is the
list a. furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co., abstractors OF titles. il6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Alfred Tenxler to Hedwig Tenzler. nek
sel.. =. -. q. and lot 6. block :, Eaum-
eiax. 81 500
Malh rs Barquist 10 Anna f. Zanga. lots
81 aud 81, block "a. Ross. $500.
Leigh X. Freeman TO Wash. Farmer Pub.
Co. lots 4. 8. q. acre I, tract 81. Maple Leaf
to q. l.. Circle. SO.
James Parker to Peter /. Leber, lot /.
block rs d. I. Denny's Park, -.
John WenEler 10 August Meihorn. swL
~. II. 7. and und "a ca nel.. y, II, Z,
$i.0oo
George +. Edmiston 10 Commercial Saw
ings Bank. various tracts, 81.
W. Bankenship to- j. r. Foul, lot IL,
block ia. Salmon Bay Park, si25.
John Lsweiiyn to Fenton MLier. az lot
ii. block d. Seattle Hid LIT, $50.
A r. Bortou 20 +. ID. Griffin, II int In
Tor q, block 10. Central Scatt e. $3.50.
George Grow ct al. 10 4. Westerman.
lots aud III, block As. Laws 81, $50.
James A. Becker 10 A. Wesisfman, lots
aud 10. Laws second, ST.
Clisa Inv. Co ct al. 10 Emma Gilly. lot
/, block y. Brooklyn. $50.
Otto G. Stark % Martha Stark, 10: Z,
block - Fontlus', 81.
j. H. Wooiery. sheriff, to W. b. Robert
son, lot II, block 9, W. c. l. Co. LIST to
Kent. and Others. 81. 200.
]. II. Woolery. sheriff, 90 George III. Rob
ertson, gois 3 and -, block -. Madison
street s5ss.
James Ii. Woolery. sheriff. IN T. II. Rob-
ertson. lot 4, block /, Canal and other
property. $3.50.
James III. Woolery, sheriff, 10 w. Il. Rob
erlson, lot >. block ~. Renton, 500.
James II W 0olery, sheriff 10 w. Il. Rob-
ertson, lot "a. block =. Hsawatha Park, s7L
Martin Nordgum TO John Nordrum. half
lot. 10 Q. block 2. Coalter's and others,
81. Goa
o.er Bracken to q. Il. Mybre. sls lot l.
block -, II. i. Denny's Park. 1000
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AOTEI. ARRIVALS.
rHE AMiIssTox.
>o,,n.vs.,.ru Limited.

Everybody knows what magnificent 'FAio
this Is: how clean. comfortable sEd suxar'els.
what dsltget u 10 ~ ride ia IL sat ~ IL FSss
sna write Ia II, smoss ard lceage in it--Sh
word ensay all tie comforts OF . arst-eaasa 40
,el sA.la travelling st hiEa rate Of srsed taAi
enc Is unconscious Of, because Of tae smooth
nsss Of tAs track aaa Pssiscsioa Of notsve power
sas eocsiEaciIoa-
Caaueetsen r-ads with al trs1seaaNaeata.
trains IN Minneapolis saa - Fani ioS sAieAso
.na vs.Es Esss, SIOUX CITY. orssss All fsa.His
soa.h. ," fAAAA~
Puget souad Axsnt. III chesry s'rsei. seattle
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This asvssasie and sfncacloss Tooth Powder. -
eahlishsd by more han twenty yeaS' experience
Aas received The sanction Of the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city geRer-
ally. and by them n IL daily recommended eaa
prescribed II IL ss pleasant In the Application -
u IL excellent In 10 snects !. speedily rsndsrs TIE
tse,h white and smooth. the gnms bsaithfat, rel
tand nrrn. and by frequent use VIII preserve them
ia this desirable condition. II gradually but 81
fscsusily removes tartar. AMI dsstfoyss the para
sitteal animaiculR which neglect may have per
mltteG to collect ani prevents their further accu
mutation thus serving a. . complete beauties
and pssservsr OF the teeth Microscopic ersmins
items have been made Of the matter deposited %
the teeth and gums Of individuals elected from
eli classes Of society ana Of every variety Of bodily
conGition, and IN nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In greas
numhea Experiments we're made for their 70
novai and the ingredients used In Lnoin's Too
Powder were fonnd 10 be mos, srectnal. destroy.
sns them instantly.
Throuaa the Kindness Of frisnds - - -
missed 70 publish the following
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SAN FRANCISCAN mAKKxrs.
THE STATE or TRADE.

San FRAScrseo. Dec. 1.-THE mer-
thandise markets today were steady. bust
sess being moderately active. The pro-
tuce markets were quiet.
Vegetabies--Duii.
tranges-Light demand.
Enthusiastically.
Onions Lower.
Butter ami Eggs-Weak.
Cheese-Qnet.
Poultry Unchanged.
Game--Steady.
Produce receipts--Fiour. quarter sacks,
ass: wheat, centals, LIST; harley. cen
las. 1910; corn, sacks, $50; rye. centals,
vi; potatoes. sacks. 4.0iI onions. sacks,
81; Iran. sacks. 60: middlings. 500: hay,
tahs ~
flour-We quote. Net cash prices for
amly extras, IS a@260; bakers extras.
REG so; supertne, $2.s0M26o.
Wheat-No, shipping. 81 o341Lo4H.
choice. si.oTj2; milling. sl.0T49i.lo.
Barlsy-No. feed. 7oGI3Hc; choice
bright, -3s4m55e; brewing. so6ieoc; cheva-
hsr. 75tisic per Genital for lower grades.
Oats - Red. a7i9c@<i07is: black. sac@
~. milling, 2ls0ti.iTh; fancy iced,
GTh@i9O: goot Ia choice, 81 t0f 10;
common 10 fair, si0lLo7la: surprise. 81. 2oee
10; gray. sL0l@iio.
CALL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today as follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat--Januarv.
seasons storage paid. loo tons. sLi294:
iei tons. STA: December. seasons stor-
age paid. loo tons. 81 -; December, so
toas. $Lil; loo tons, sLiiT; 100 tons,
laiia: Nav, 20 tons. Si.ai: 100 tons,
Nsli. 30 tons, Si.2is.; 200 tons.
tislis; 200 tons Si.2iss; iOo tons, 81 2iA:
Na ions, sl2lfs;: loo tons. $.ls2; 20
tons. N.22ss: loo tons. si.yai.: l, 200 tons,
Ns2la; ioo tons. ST. 22s.: SO tons, $i.22ss
per GENITAL.
Basley--May. 800 tons, sSs.e per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Draf.s-on sight, New York. per $ioo.
% discount Sterling bifls-0n London
sisy-day bank. sss.I1.
SILVER
silver bars. per ounce. 6aiSc.
Mexican dollars. SsGe57tac.
NfNfNa Sx.Aeks
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state. common to choice. 1s4221<c; Pa
cine coast. ieG22I1c.
sEEcHAypfsK
Copper-Qaset: Lake. $40 90 bid.
L-ad--Easv; domestic. 1910.
Iin-Daii: Straits, So ~ Gid.
toree-optlons opened at 5 POINTS lower
70 10 POINTS higher; ruled generally firm
ana moderately active: closed steady and
unchanged 20 10 points advance. Sales,
Ii,oo0 bags, inciud ng: December, $I7.l0
January. SIS s0@l6 So. February. si655;
Asrrf, si6 23a 10 3. spot Rio, hrm and
Q se: No. z. Is5stGIss.c.
sagAr-Rsw, aa.l aud unchanged; fair
renning. 219c: centrisugais, s6-test, 27sc;
refined. steady.
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NEW YoRR MAkKErs.



sW foES. Dec. iA-Specu,ation Was
aaie'sss and Ihe railway list much
Eeeied today. General Electric vas
r4aasd down vigorously. but was we'll
,1seoriea FROM the inside and closed a. a
Oh y per oenG or the day. The bears
sae several attacks on ST. Paul. bat were
1ss by active buying.
government ounis-Qaiel
fs'soleam-7gc bid.
sItvxs
1s'ivsr, per ounce. eakc.
~siiean dollars. s6i.c.
FINANCIAL
.aey-on Gail. easy at 1915 per cent
,ss a. ! per cent Prime mercantile
5000 az per cent Sterling exchange.
80 st 81 50. @t&siis for elday btl!s
sas'ssAs1'. ,oF demand
tesl -.... ass. u. :. 49, grsx1.... sAs
S@asl .-, Ia. actnc g. ....-... Iva
- yxCsTs
t..sse WI ....... -. Nat Cors&getcoril ~
A.t 49,. - Preferred. ...... s4aa
ssss Oh. - Sagsr.. ........... ne
txFsxss coas.Stks
tseuss. ........ Us fSellsFsrxo $685.. IL
sisass..... ~
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Tas Northern Pacific are ro~ ruaasng Gtniag
ear. heswesa seattle Gas fofs4saa % s's&as
leaving seattle daily ss .. ~ sa2 .eAf42E
fertl sud daily At = - Ehs sSsfses = a.
kaow.sSss1 - b. GnsgEpAsss4
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GRANGE OF TINE

uatlg trrthsr notice the ssaxaaeg C8EF et ksas
sssv wtI leave seattle fer Nscs0saA saa w@s
ports assiy except SGeasv, al p = g N. Tetu o.
ius - Il teAve seattle sog GseossA a. ! - p -
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leaves HatAsIas ~hArf daily exerps sanear "a
40 p N Fer freixEG "a passsss apsly Ca toad
n. d szyko2x. nasssa.
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JIoop CANAL noUTz-
IL New Passenger Steamer
DhLTA
lCaxIyfng y. 8. nail leavss cesmsn deck hoa-
days W sansaesys and krhzsys 81 90 . for
Kl1xston Pesr Gamble. Bangor -@Meeak FsEianoa.
I.~s 10, I4iiisaap Fails HsoAsyors aad Entoa
Cay sa1 infsrmsdlsts poiats, arriving al Union
lty 81 8 90 3. Leaves L MOS CITY al & % a.
n Tuesdays. Tharsdays AMI ssnsdays. arriving
In Seattle y 90 p
:" cEARIEs MADISON, Msssr
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EoR CHARrK III


Newly furnished ara eaaspp~i ans especially
a6autsd FIR ere urKsoa. Address Bar IT'S call
~ r0eua 81 starr Boyd suiiainE.
q u. BaoWzRfAl.D. - Astss ana 0snsr.
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uooD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER BUCKEYE

STEAMER BUCKEYE
Reeala ana reflrassnsd leaves Mesehsnts aoek
Tussday, IhurseaF ss.S saturday ~ IA %
kinxxsoa ork 0Azasia. nssgor ssssseg EGls-
usnp Daw alta Hssaspsft JaR2a Csty &aa latsa-
rzeesaas potnts sFriviH< "A UsscA g3sy at ,. ia
Leaves EHs0n GfsF n y afsesdsy FT4asy
Aa1 s1a@&y srf4vIag IA seattle a. p
4 - LIBBY Master.
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ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec A-Wheat--Steady;
demand poor; holders offer moderately.
No. California, 5s 6df5s ID: No. red
Western spring. 81 sd45s Sd: No. red
Western winter, 5s@Ss III.
Corn-Firm: demand moderate.
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FoRKIGN MARKETS.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bar silver, .eo5 fine. SD.

Lospos. Dec. 4--Consols. 90 Lied.
Bank of England discount rate, per cent.
SILVER.
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TEsTIMONIALus

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined tho
formu a of LUBIN's CARBULIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that Is
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree iDjure the teeth or
gum. Ii has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties TO
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful and firm. its daily
Use Wi help 10 prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitieal animaleale 90 in.
furious 10 teeth and gum.
W. h. GIuD.NtiS, ID. ID 8
GEO. w. BRAuD0N. d. ID. 8
GEO. NJ FAULKNER. D. ID.
7. Il. ALBIS, ID. ID. ).
/. NJ. LtSsEY. ID. ID. \.
II. V. DEsP0RTES, d d. 8
ALBERT J. tOkRa.Sr.
{. L. BROWN, d. d. s.
GEO. 4. MILLER.
JOS. N0UDf.
WE. :. COfNE. L.D.&&N.RC.D.3
e.. u. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
j. W. PUTNAM.
j, \. PRAThER.
LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meut.
Contentment makes life worth liy.
ing.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
= TTnx cAlh
Leaving Yesier's Dock
sEATTLE-rACoNA ROUTE
Steamer STATE OF WANING
Goov0 seattle for Tacoma ~ 10 90 = -, 3soo
p N. and $3.50 n n-
FARE. fsc
DELLIN6aAM BAY nouTR
DAILY.
Steamer sEHoNE
leaves Seattle for Beiiiagham Bay, AnScozies ana
Port Townsend AZ 1900 p m
01ATTLk-LA CONNER
wufpBy ISLAND RourR
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY..
steamer FAfRHAyEN
I10Vo seattle for Everett, Ia Conncr and al
WILDLY Island possts az $500 p m
Effective November /. lSaS
s & NEFf. Gen Manager.
care Of Iesssr lock.
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III sTEAMkR GREYHOUND.
paiiy exesps saaasy.
Commencing Msnday. Sov. 70, issA
Ia 90 saattis d 90 M s.vs teatiis..A ~ IN
gys Kyers,t 10 81 q N Lvs gvsrstt. $500 y IA
Leaves ssattls ...........'''.is - IN
eunaSs Leaves Eseysti esVV m
Connects vita beats fls ! acetns anG 7aDaornish-
Iandtax Calsnsn deck. foes 81 MARION street
srATTJk AND TACOMA SANIHATisS CO
81 I'm TaOIfp r. w. 8oODHUE.
Psex secg.
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TvKRxrr AND syoHoMIsH Rour1
Tss only bsNs Nat goes through viihess tsaasssa
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatnslds wharf tuesday, fhursdAvs ana
Saturdays at q II ter Kdmsnds, Mukiltes. Nv
srstL Marysvilis East Everett. lowell aad $50
hemish fA6E TO syEHEr1, SEC. To aNo
HoMieH. 3oo J. A HATFIELD. Agent
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
l. DUNQESE Esq
STEAMER MoyTrCELJo

CoMMESCINa MONDAY. DEC. Ia, 1904
Leaves seattle TOO q M: Townsend. 1880 q
m Bungeness 1900 arrives fors Anxeiss.
80 n m leaves Port Angeles. 400 u IN leaves
Port Townsend. 600 n m; arrives Seattle ?. 30
% M. CITY DOCK ca, seattle Agents
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Ely OF THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Three round trips daily. except sunday,
In one hour and twenty Eve m.n sssa
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily txips Seattle Tacoma route. - fss
lows:
rAxrvs INJECT
THURSDAY, DEG IL
TIME
Leave seaffie-e:aa e:ks O. IN. f:iS 500 a m
Leave Tacoms-ssoa IL sos m 500 6:4Sp M
Sunday
Leave Seattle 100 q m. is.s0p m.
Leave Tacoma-e:S3 o. M, 90 p IA.
Landing af y. P wharf Tacoma. and CONNER
ciai dock. foot OF Marion street seattle
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oELlINauAx BAY. INSIDE ROUTE

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonds, Everett, Clinton, LaaEiey, Coupe
VILE utsaisdy. ftdAlgo City. Anacortss, safnish,
ralrhaven, aehoms and VIVA com. leaving ~easts
n andays, Wednesday, and fridays AZ . IA Re
turning leaves whatcom Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays At $50 ~ ua.. lAndaag NJ Esxsrs
wharf, foot OF University street
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There Is decidedly frmer feeling In the
rotate market, shipments from growers
hsying fallen off somewhat. The best
potatoes are now selling at wholesale for
IT'S per ton. Those not hrst-class and OF
,a.erior varieties sell from $l2 10 si4 per
ton. J. M. Hixson, an experienced
dealer. predicts that potatoes viii be firm
los at ieas. another month, when larger
receipts will come from growers. with
1ndency 10 lower prices.
Large quantities of apples are being sold
fos prices varying from I'll TO H. IS, the
highest figures being obtained only for
those which are extra choice. Good quail
Nv red fruit is selling at si.25. while ordl-
nary green apples go ~ 81 for cooking
purposes. Dealers generally have large
stocks on hand.
Turkeys are steadily arriving in small
tonsignments and sell readily dressed al
y cents, wholesale. Prices are expected
70 be higher than on Thanksgiving.
Another car load of Jersey cranberries
kss arrived in market and quotations are
sox lirm at so per barrel.
Packing house products are now steadler
than for some time past, and the low prices
have greatly stimulated the trade.
There Is no change in quotations on
wheat, but the market is dull, owing to
tas feeling in England. Nearly 100 car
Dads are now due here. having been de-
hyed by railroad blockades.
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whascom and eeho me, Fssfhaven, sam.sh, An
eesrtse. Ftdaiso cfsy. Ctssisiy. coapsviis. Lang.
ley, Clinton, kvsrett. Edmsnaa
STEAMER wAsoo
Leaves Bakers wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI
ksasurcays at a'eieck . m. Tickets for sale nj
kisy Iicket Once. 6isss Second street
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CrEANER SUCCESS
- l.. 8 Nan.
On and After pecssn eer I. lo43
PROM ANACpREks TO SAN Juan leIARUA
Leaves krtaAy HArear ~ s c'csock q n svSlY
cay sxceps sraisv. togchsnx 81 grcaa Parf atans
Ter. thatcher. Decatur. 6nenee. AnHco-seas re-
tusHazx asaves Anseerses ~ I = N for the ABOVE.
nAn-1 paats and Port Edwards. otyA ~ waall
Sscax FRIDAY Earees, making eiese ccnnece,sn
vita trains aaa eoAas fer Seasste Tacoma Evsrexs
aaS fc-t fc~Hsraa PRrSplG & >xwxAxl
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San FRAscTseo. Dec. 1.-THE mer-
thandise markets today were steady. bust
tess being moderately active. The pro-
fure markets were quiet.
Veestabies-Duii.