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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
RObOtnicZa demOnstracya.

Liczba ME majacych zatrudnienia
robotnikcw zwieksza sic wNewYor-
ku nader szybko.Zpowodu tego unij
nj robotnicy, ,nie posiadajacy pracy,u
rzadzt W przysziym tygodniu wielka
demonstracye,w ktorej wezma udziaa
ludzie ME zatrudniani. Obliczaja, re
W wymarszu tym wezmie udziaf oko
10 100000 ludzi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

AS AMERYKA goes to press the dem
ocratic waters are somewhat ruf-
fed. The Cincinnati convention is at
work hotter than the weather Of
August. Just who the nominee TO,
governor will be no one can tell at
such times of convention uncertain
ties. Larry Neal, ex Governor Camp
bell,or any one else, cannot shade the
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
ZderZenie sic DOciag6W,

w Escambia powiecie, W miescie
Pensacola, Fla, zderzy1y sic diva
wypadki smierci ma zo}ta febre.
Wiadomost ia wywo}ala W miescie
panike ME do opisania. Mieszkahcy
gromadaml opuszezaia miasto.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

REG1MENTAL reunions will take
place as follows: The Twenty Third
O. V. V. I. at Lake Side August 16,
II and l8; the 68th 0. V. l. at Mont
pelier, August II; the Fourteenth
Ohio, Sept. 1st, at Cotton.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

THIS is time when scheming pol
iticians should take seats in the back.
ground. Brain and moral courage,
broad humanity, and fearless action,
should be the weapons to be used in
the interest of this country and 64,-
100000 people.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
AlternatyWa.

IMatko chcac wziac c6reczke ma
przeobadzke]- Alez mo]a najdroz-
sza, twoje raczki Sc calkien brudne!
C6reczkn.-Mam je umy6,czy nam
w1ozy6 rekawiczki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

Stop this alarming cry of hard
times. 1t was such screeching that
stopped the outflow of money and
closed banks and factories, ,and caused
much suffering among wage earners.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

AS AMERYKA goes to press infor-
nation comes that Hon. Lawrence e
T. Neal was nominated for governor
on the first ballot, and Col. w. A.
Taylor by acclamation for the second
place on tn democratic ticket.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

OVER in Iowa they think of "more
than one way to skin a cat" They
have covered the Populist platform
all over with Prohibition shingles
and accepted it with hurrah.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

AMERYKA advertisers should re.
member that advertising copy wont
be received in the counting room Ia
ter than 2 o'clock Thursdays. The
forms are locked at 3 and would not
be delayed even for mother-in-law's
obituary notice.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

RATHER than 60 to the Worlds
Fair, Polish people ,all summer long
buy and pay for homes,and pay theil
bills promptly, ,as is their custom al
ways.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

CONE back, come back, sweet.con
fiding faith! 1t is the purpose of oul
present congress to give us this and
more.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

IT occurs to US that Ohio demo
Gratis can work the sympathy rack
ct as consistent y as Gov. Mckinley
and his party. Fer are not the wage,
earners of this country about empty
handed and isn't this party of Jeffer.
son and Cleveland the poor mans
party? Bless it's dear old soul!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

The old time stocking is now used
by many instead of safety deposit
boxes. 1t is somewhat contracted at
the top however.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

The Worlds Fair is more than half
over. Three months more of trials
and tribulations in financial circles
and all will be over.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

IT is thought that England had
better give Ireland coveted home
rule before she minds the business
of France or that Of any other coun-
trV.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
Cleveland's message.

1t is clear presentation of what
the President wished to say. He did
not straddle the issue but clearly and
forcibly referred to the silver pur-
chasing clause of the Sherman act,as
the great source of our present finan-
cial straits,and urged its immediate
repeal. incidentally he referred to
the tariff question, thus disposing OF
his part of the programme. 1t now
remains to the Fifty-third congress
to do the rest.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

LET us pray to congress, while its
members prey upon the people.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

AMERYKA's circulation is rapidly
increasing. Polanders pay for their
paper. as they do everything else
they buy, and swear by Ameryka as
they do their bible.By the close of the
present year, 10000 circulation can
be accredited to the largest and best
Polish newspaper in the U. S.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

The severest criticism of Polanders
and Polish papers came to our ears
the other day. It was made by a
would be real-estate dealer.Of course
the source must be considered. But
who is this poor, deluded fellow who
sets himself up as the chastising mon
itr of a great and prosperous race
of people? He has compelled his wife
to do domestic work in wealthy
family in this city,neglect the duties
of Ter own home, that this lazy lord
and master of hers could have roof
over his head, and his meals regular
ly three times day. A nice sort of a
man to criticise the labors, enterprise
and prosperity of the Polish people!
Polish women are known to work.
and are ever willing to help their
husbands pay for their homes, and
support their families, but never are
they called upon to support their hus
bands too lazy to work. Rest assured
that all such criticisms of the Polish
people come from sources as un
worthy as the one cited.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

WHERE is the money?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
fact that this fall principle, not men,
must inspire the sovereign will of the
great state of Ohio.

HON. Byron F. Ritchie: Remem.
ber that you are the representative
of most important congressional dis
trict. The confidence the people re
posed in your ability and aptitude,
has given you the opportunity of a
lifetime. We believe that you will
arise to proper conception of the
responsibilities thrust upon you; and
that you will preserve the proud dis
tlnction of the Toledo district, Gre
ated by your father, Gov. Ashley and
the Hon. Frank H. Hurd.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

The Buckeye Paint and Varnish
Company of Toledo is a fine testi-
monial to fruitful enterprise, public
appreciation, and the manufacturing
worth of this city and the state. Not
withstanding the epidemic cry OF
hard times, and the consequent shut
ting down of factories, and curtailing
Of expenses,that have gwen us thou.
sands of midsummer idlemen, this
great house has done more than $780,.
600 worth of business, the first six
months Of this year, beyond that oi
the same period last year.lt has kept
all of its men upon the payroll anc
will continue to do so.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

A Toledo man has had battle
with a golden eagle. What an oppor-
tunity this would have been for Gov
Waite Pittsburg Despatch.
Could this man have been our own
J. E. Gunckel? No, he never tustles
with anything but fish. "Bridle
bits" wouldn't be in it,in such bloody
affrays. He talks too much with
his mouth.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
The Polish National Alliance meets

THE Polish National Alliance meets
this year on Sept. 4th in Chicago.
Since its organization, twelve years
ago in Fairmount Park, Philadel-
phia, the society has done much good
in labors for education and human
ity. 1t has established libraries and
schools, reading rooms and singing
societies. 1t has 10000 members who
represent every state in the union.
AT the annual meeting this year the
Alliances of France and Switzerland
will have delegates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-10
RIAL EsrArE SALES.
Deed. Rec srded in the Auditors One
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /.
isga. are 8, 2ss. sol. There we're Sled for
record Yesterday 3 deeds. the considera-
lions asgrexating SIC. % Following j.
the list - furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co. abstfaeiovs OF titles. ils Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
C. J. Kershaw 70 Edward Higgins. int
in sci. and sws4 Of nws4 and "a OF net..
Is. "a. s. ST,noo
Jacob Furth 10 l. r. Riggs, lot 7. block
Il. Eastern add, 81
Jacob Fnrth to James Rankin, lot s,
hloek ia. Eastern add, 81
James Rankin TO Llxzis r. Riggs, same.
N.2oo.
layia Hart e. 81 90 Hannah Pesslee,
set. Swi. sec Is, II. T. e., ca
West Coast Imp. Go. - W. II. Hutch
inson. lots 10 -, block 5. Gilman PARK.
s. 500.
David Hart et a.. 20 Mary Winter. n =
nxmwl. sec =, II. 4. s2.@4k
Alexander Prentice 10 Sarah s. Bradley
tots to 1. block N. River Park. $3.50.
Anas NJ. Moss - William Seheel. lot 5.
clock IS q. h.nnsaT's. 81 500
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nlNlse sreeks
NEW YoRA aARKErs.
IRE srocK xxcHhNak

NV YoRx. Nov. a.--Tas favorable in
aasaee OF Tuesdays elections On share
ssssasstions seems 20 have been counter
sessd BY the announcement Of Speaker
ssssp and leading members Of the Demo
l.satc congressional delegation thai the
sat'a programme will nos bs changed.
asace the tariff at this tims is calculated
- ave mere serious effect upon enrreat
.FSe1latsoa than in the pass, and the
sefk Of the ways and means committee in
&c aoass viii Re closely watched and all
s-a'sess all - used Oh sac stock exchange.
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HOps-Hold firm at quotations.

Hops-Hold firm at quotations.
MERCHANDISE
Coffee-options opened firm and closed
dull. The market was featureess at un-
changed to 10 points advance. Sales II. 900
bags. including: November. SIC. IS; De-
cember. SIG SIS: March, sI6.3otG 40. SPOT
Rio-Quiet and easier; No. I. lsi4Gisssc.
sugar-Raw, steady. Sales. none. Re-
fined, steady.
Copper-Firm.
Lead-Easy; domestic, nominal.
Iin-Quiet: Straits, 5000 bid.
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND. Nov. O. Especial. Wheat
The market Is still depressed by heavy adj
sices. and what little buying Is done is at
tSISc per GENITAL for Walia Walla Valley
wheat Is quoted neminally AT CSC per GENITAL.
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Ii was rather quiet day in the local
markets, although the volume of business
dane was mp TO the average. The Casifor-
MA steamer brought to market the small
est consignment of the season. The goods
brought for West street houses were prin-
espaily grapes, a few apples and pears also
appearing.
The arrival Of steamer goods did not APP
PEAR 10 have much effect on business ex-
eept for an hour or two. although Calf
foraia grapes moved off well at former
prices. According TO the variety the
grapes bring CD TO 30 cents per box or crate
Is they happen to be packed. The solid
pack brings a lower price than the bss-
ksss in crates. Eastern Concords are still
b market and are slow sale, those now on
hand being "off stock"
A consignment OF 400 lunches OF Hawa-
Han bananas arrived from Victoria, a part
81 the cargo of the steamer WarrImoo.
They have not yet been placed on the mar
bet. Central American bananas Of fine
quality are now on sale.
A further weakness is developed In the
wheat market. owing to advices from
shroad showing decline in the English
fnoiations. Prices here are not reported
Ioser. but are likely to decline IL the
weakness continues.
Provisions are reported weaker, break
Inst bacon aud dry salt sides being marked
eft Il OF a cent per pound. Lard is also
fetting easier
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE STATE OF TRADE.


fAS FRAScIsco. Nov. 9-The merchan-
tIsr market was moderativeiy active,
prices holding firm. The produce market
vas slow.
Vegetables and fresh fruits-Unchanged.
potatoes-WeAk.
onions-Steady.
No change was reported in butter. cheese
nd eggs.
Pouitry-Little firmer.
Game Fair demand.
Produce receipts-Elour, quarter sacks,
hl2S; wheat. centais - .3Ss: harley. CEN
lais. io.b8a; oats. ceutais. 2oS9; beans,
sarks. 1871. potatoes. sacks. Ssl. onions.
sacks. i}9; bran, sacks, 100; middlings,
saess. 80: grain screenings. tons. ia5.
Fsoar--We quote Net cash prices for
family extras S363ef3 IS: hakers' extras,
H5A83 90; superhne. $2Gi@2o.
Waeat-frade continues % light vol
saae. while prices still show an easy tone.
% | shipping. $i.o2sl pei. GENITAL, with
N.e3s4 for something OF better quality.
haliing. sl05Gfl.071s per Genital
kaFiey-Fhe market preserves \ steady
Rent under q moderate demand. with no
geAs pressure u realize. Feed. on 10 zoe
FeF GENITAL for fair to good quality, anu 72ia
eee for choice bright, brewing. s5@93e
ses esntal.
Oats No change in prices: business is Of
Halted proportions Mining. xlt5etl 33is /;
surprise. a6si.s21s: fancy feed. 81 -
sls2,ss eood 10 cholee, eis9tII7ls /:
sonmen ~ fair. Si.oaGft 02ts blaes. 80 g
nA; red. St0legL0TJs; gray, SL02i "a
Liza per GENITAL
CALI HOARD.
Sales we're recorded to-day rs follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat December.
aions, Si.0sss. l0o tons. $Lue5s 30 tons.
ll'a, loo goa~. sLgaiS. 40 IONS. sto9s4 /;
~ tssls, tees 4G0 sanS, 81 09}s: SO Eons,
eN4; 40 tons, Si.pass; May, loo tons.
-; 80 tons 81 22ss SO tons. 81. 22s /;
l8o tons, S1.e1As seller issS, season ;
Storage paid, ioo lons, size per GENITAL.
baFsey--No safes.
FINANCIAL
hFafts-0n sight. New York, per 500.
par Sterling biils--On Iondon. slxty-asy
eaaks, SAS2i4.
sglTEA
silver bars. per Dance. 70'aGOAc.
4sxican dollars. 5TtsetSSc.
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

RFFERESCES-Rev. David q Garrett a.
Marks Fectary; Mrs. l. :. J. Huns. arrow Iaks
Washington; Rev. Wallace Sutting 1920 Uni.
Eesslty street, and parents OF former pupils
Fer further Information Apply 10 the MISSES
wINrERBoURSE. 7I6 Eleventh street CITY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tnx AkEaNsroS

TIE BIG narshes along TIE haRks 81 the
KSn1akee E.vVE n indiaaA sTs earning teEex4y,
carving destruction IN tAs.E PaiA. HaEdsees
o. rasn are ngEsInS Tie Gre
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TrooD CANAL R6cTE-
IL Ssw Passenger Steamer
DELTA
carrying c. >. msigl saayss Cclsnan scez Mon
days " sdzesaays an4 ssi1aFz IS 20 s g. Gel
Klaxskea PvrE tSAEasas EGngsf seAeeck Bglznnn
IBsaasfs EAl3wAap alta As99sPGfs and Iosos
Or and fnfsfme4iasa POI ats. arriving as q ntas
CIV AZ 400 D. 70 Leaves Tnkon CITY ~ 20 q
n Tuesdays, Iasrsslsys sE9 SstaraAyA sEFiFszl
- THOMPSON sRoa
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE,
nrrAnFR nUcKKYk

Eseuf1s ara Fefzyntxae4 leaves Merchants 6ses
Tuss6AF. TkgrA1ag An4 SATURDAY ~ n -
klEEz1sn, fcft 8aze4a Bsagef. reAbscx. Liz
vzup, EEwxssc. HS4aspsst, I 1t8a Ctsy sa1 sasez.
nezsals paSnss. arriving ~ Uaieo cay ~ p ~
Leaves IEaea city 9 Wednesday FRIDAY
a. Sas1ay, Exr4vsaS 10 seAztas - N
- y LlEkx. NAssex.
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Fees Payable In advance for either session.
So per month";
A small tee Of zSc Ter month will be charged for
kindergarten maiefiala use Of gifts and stationery
The methods Of teaching are bs.sd on
FBERELs SYSTEM. watch Is now being uaI-
versaisy adopted By the best teachers Of InfAats
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BOSTON STOCK MAnKEr.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE sosKD or TRADE.


CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--Wheat--Dull; opened
re lower, declined nc more on lower
English cables, large Northwestern re-
ceipts and favorable outlook for winter
wheat. advanced &c on higher continental
cables, sased of. and closed steady and
unchanged. Receipts, l230oo bushels;
shipments, 64,oo0 bushels. Closed; Cash,
6ilze; December, 629sc.
Corn-Firmer; cash, 3sIsc; December,
Ssi4e.
0ats-strong; cash, 2sHc; December.
29c
Rye-46c.
BarIey-Sominai.
Flax-$t03.
Timothv-S320
Pork-Steady; January, SASS
Lard~-Steady January. $s.45.
Snort ribs--steady: January, $40
shoul6ers-ST 25GI50.
Short clear-S9 0ud9S0
Whisky-t1 "a
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Toe CHARTERI
sTEAMEs TDAHo

Newly furnished ana equiDps1 ana especially
aaaptsa Zee sxcurstoas AaSrsss 6ax as. CAL
a. rSeaa 81 Starr Bsya nufsasn&
&. u. BEowSFIELD Master Asd Owner.
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FOREIGN aARRErs.
rHE srecK xARKEr.

THE STOCK NAkkEf.
Ioypoy, Nov. a--Consols, aStsd. Bank
of England discount rate. 5 per cent.
SILVER
Bar silver, .s25 fine. - sgd.
BASK STATEMENT.
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EvERKTT AND sSoHoxrsH RoUrR
Ths oniy boat that goes sAroaEA wftAozs traasssa
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hsfaelds whsrf Tuesdays Thurasvs ana
Saturdays 81 - n fof Edmsads Msgfliso ~
srett A&rysviiie. kast Evefsts, lowell Asd sac.
seGfah FARE TO ayk1EFf Soc. To aNte
HoAIsH, SOC J. A HATFIELD, AEsat
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pELl.LSehAk BAE INSIDE ROUTE
Whatcom ana sshomA Faifkaven. Samssh, An
scostss, FiaAigo city. utssiaay. coapsytlis. Lag
lsy. Citation. ETerstt. Eamsnaa
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays. Thursdays ana safsr
days at oclocE m- Ticksts for sale - CITY
Ticket oe5cs. so4 second street
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FFopofloh q DauA FeseFFs 20 lEApIllEles,
44a3 per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9. -Whest-Demand
poor.
Corn-spot. siesdv; demand. moderate +;
new mixed, As 4a.d. Futures, steady
demand. moderate, November. As 2s.d T,
December, Is 3i.d; January, Is iisa.t
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pELIINaHAM BAT. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Edmons.. Everess, Clinton, Langley, Coupe
vile, UtsAlAdy. FidA go Ctty. AnAeortss. sanisA,
Fairhayen s@home and WhssceEs leaving seassis
Msndays WEDNESDAYS sad Fridays a. q II. He
turning. leaves whaicom Tnesdays, Thursdays
ssa saturdays AZ $50 m. landing ~ Bakers
wharf. foot Of University street
THOMPSON BROS
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Principal, Miss wInterbsurns fFroasl Union
Graduate Of the Eome and Colonial Training
College Londoq. kngland). who holds q King
Comfy Teachers Certificate. second grade
Fall Term commences MendAy. September Ath,
1888
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily sxe@pt sunday.
Leaves seattle q IS . Has N ana . 40 N
Leaves Eyegsgi. .asRS "a. 2si5 . "a AID 90 m
-. { Leaves seattle. .s.........ilss 40 ~
n11HASs Leaves kxsresL ...-.s....., 90 p -
Ccanecss VITA e0Ass far Tacoms nnd Sa0h9Eaisa
Ian3tag 1slnaaa deck fooa OF Marion street
eT AI1Lk And TACOMA SAEI9ATl1N CO
CLAUD TRouP. y. ". oOobHIk,
PreA Seq.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Nov. a.-Cattle-Reeeipts, 49,
000 head. Market steady; prime beevcs,
$5.55M60o; fat steers. 81 T5e556o Others,
So. zssf4 10: stoekers and feeders, 81. 25t1
325; Western. s2.25@3 IS; Texas, $3.50
el295.
Hogs--Receipts, 1s,oo0 head. Market
steady to strong: rough and common,
s. f5aVt5 IS; mixed and packers. $500:
prime heavy aud butchers weights, $tst9
4 II; prime light, ST. io@8 Is; pigs, s5.75G
SIS
Sheen-Reccipts 1900 head. Market
demoralized az prices the lowest on record
Native ewes and wethers, $200Gf3o0:
Westerns, s. 5o@320: feeders, s. 25G27a
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poRr AvaELxa Port rowxsssp. pun
Ssnsss ana seattle route
rIAa cAap
Fast Passenger aud frslgat Propeller
MoNTICELLa
CommsnciEg Tuesday. Nay - 1898.
Leaves daily except AondAy ~ foilewst Seattle.
: q M Townsend to;3os arrives PORT Angeles
p m Leaves Port Aneeles p M; Porn
Townsend $50 y. IN: arrives Seattle 10 p N.
LsndlaxS City Dock, seattle; Tisosi's Dock. PsFs
Townsend; Aorss's Dock. Pert Angelea
HATcH BkoA
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DANE OF sRrTrsH COLUMBIA
rAIDUP CAPIrAL...............-. >. - 900. 600
&&o& = ..tasss.s.ss aso1S.118
Head once. 30 Lombard street Lonaoa.
branches Portland. san Francesca Seattle Tar
ccma. Victoria. New Wesamlnetar. Nanas ma
Kau}oops. Nelson. Vancouver, IA G.
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merclal credits granted Deposits received on cur
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time dsposita h LEA BARNES Manager
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Held in the Log Cabin corner Of Temperance aad
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hrafts-0n sight. New York, per 500.
Paf. Sterling biils-un London. sixty-asy
saaks, $As21s.
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Silver bars. per ounce. T014 0R70Ne.
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.GANGA

Por de Ia mitad su GO vende Ia hacienda
"Casualidad" en- La jurisdiction de Aguada Posee
lentes terrenos hncadOs de canas dce cosoa estals
cmtentos de mamp0stria pOtsnte molno gran meqt
ma de sapor evaporadoas, alambque aecesooss
dos andes raachos de baazo nenos de combusns CASA
do vivtenda Dc dos ps0sstc etc., Eoo muy buen ests
se.renos Rasdsn regsrss los ros Gusyabo :
Gfande - que atravlezsn q ferro-cAl as
circ4nvaac1on 30 de Va
vienda menos de tiega IL estacon dc
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