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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-08
Immense Crop of Isrunes This Year.
Rural Noestyest

Rural Northwest.
Hitherto there HAYES not been enough
prunes pros in Oregon and Washing
ton to attract any attet ton in the general
markets OF the country. The leading
growers OF The two sta3es have as a rule
shipped tie lr product 40 special customers
in st. Louis Indianapflia and other cities
This season il Is iikAy TO be different.
Very few seem To realize The possible mag
nitude of tho prune crap of the two states
this year. The fact tb:3t the prune crop
was Il practical failure East year prevented
public attention from Icing drawn to the
vast increase in the number of prune trees
that are coming into ,bearing. 1t is I'M
fortunate t. at We have no exact statistics
upon this Point. The rage, if We may so
term it, 70, planting f'vune trees in this
section began about s:ven years ago, al
though there are maay prune orchards
Older than that. The :ax.ent of the de-
mand for ryune trees IL indicated by the
fact that ia 1850 there were over 1000 600
prune tree In the commercial nurser-
les of Oregon, and over 10000 in
those OF Washington. Estimating in
a very conservative wfy from such infor-
nation as - available there are now not
less than 1900 acres % growing prune
trees in or.gon and GOO acres in Washing
ton. and of these it is ie To say that there
are io.eo acres of herring age in Oregon
and >, 90 acres in Washington. At the
present tl.le there is:syery reason TO an
ticipate good prune osop this season. Ii
such IS the case there will be consider
able uumAar OF pTune orchards III the two
states WhI,5l Will yield. tom 1900 10 5000
pounds OF dried prune;. per acre, and some
may run above that. Let it De assumed.
however, tast the enerc acreage of bear
ing prunes average 500 pounds of dried
pTunes per acre, or tTo:' SIX TO ten pounds
per tree. md We tinc.tEe aggregate to he
l. SO, eco rounds. or snbre than bali as
much as California proHuced last season.
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sfe Didn't Complain.

Ncw York seekly.
Young Wife-This tsls about men be
ing 50 impatient when:s woman is getting
ready 10 s. anywhere 9 all nonsense.
Friend DOESN'T yoElr husband COM
plain al ali?
Young Hife-No, alteed. Why, last
evening | couldn't ftd my gloves, and
had ions hunt for i;aif a dozen other
things. an. vet. when vas finally dressed
and vent downstairs /: my husband, there
he MAS bt the IRE. rkating and smoking
a calmly "a II | WASH half an hour late.
Friend Well, | DECLARE Where were
ynu solne
Young Wife-To prSaer meeting
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Bill Nye.
Announcements for May Ii.

Trann. o Wild Beasts by Raymond Ba,hwayt pictures
from sketches by W4mbuh
Bowitz correspondent Times
BY W. NJ Fullerton talented
now acting assistant Paris illustrations from
photographs especially oil this
and Gondoe Helen Zimmen This
deal information about the Venetian gondoa
Chicago
do.ers be imported the Worlds Fair,
Yachting Season Full
this
article by A. Fyn the New Clipper
Observations the State Washington
The Worlds FAN. --latest from the Chicago Exposition
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NV yoRK Sro,k EXCHANGE


NV YORK, Nag G-After enc of the most sx.
Wang "ceAs IA the history OF the stock ex-
.-sage, a.l strcst today had a much ionged
~ ofeata nG SpelL The absence of failures To-
FFS 'hat eertsiu firms W 40 succumbcd 10 tie
NeeRi sar.uAage Ia prices will shortly resume
s~S favorable 0auk statements, all combined 70
'ssoTe confidence aud ed TO e material recoy-
ss 10 p-,tes Movements were by no means
NSs'a', but there i nothing strange in th!s
sasa i i considered taa; many firms aud In.
sSiaaa.s were disposed 20 take advantage OF
mites ia i'e market % place their affair. In az
USE position Hence every time substantial
''e9'efy occagye1. good many long stocks
ss1's oGt and reactions ensuei. There was
afsrSI've.y At;1e excitement, however. sad
s~'ass were not much above the average In
ses''al stocks showed the largest net
sans today American Tobacco advanced
Sugar -, aud preferred 81. Cot
- 80 u. preferred. -. Chicago Gas |.
'0asoa3sted 0ss . General Electric -, Cord
sc FreisEred & NATIONAL Iiuseed ou = and
sa''ed States Auboer 81 points. Among tie
a.sAys Jersey Central, Piitsburg & Western
ssS'sei. Omaha, Evansville & Terra uaute
"leS' Northern preferred advanced sos
t~nA A-cve stocks iSo the - Paul, Rock
.An1, tn,aa Fsc.ac, Missouri Fac!ac Lake
saose sad Louisville 4 Nashville Closed |. slls
sVns lower thaa on Friday. The maize;
ease6 tr.a
1o'sr0ueat Aocds Firm.
'seo-eura-Eirmsr: 500 offered
WEEKLY skSk srar.sENr
Nks Noss. Nay 6-Ihe hank statement
$50; Reserve increase, e.a,ooe. deposits in
~s>'e' si-hsa,oso Banks now hold s.. SO, 30 III
'''sss o. sSAi requirements.
FINANCIAL
ssssy~oa call. easy st .isss per cent;
49,, offered al per cent Prime paper, SOS
H. ssA Starring excnsnge-steatt; sixty -say
Asisss&ssss; demand. $&sGs s4sstS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET0.
THE STATE OF TRADE,

INV siAiE of IkADk
sAp Francisco, May 6-The local mer.
Nandise markets are steady, with moderate
tnand reported in all leading lines. The pro-
tes markets are well supplied and fairly ac-
ne
Vegetables come In freely. and potatoes and
oioas firm.
straw berries and cherries are coming In heay
EE
Citrus fruits are dull.
Butter is firm and eggs weak.
Poultry is quiet
Wheat, ceutais, ll7.J7i barley, centnls, L. lSs:
potatoes. SACKS, Isl. onions, sacks, ia; bran,
hcAs, 100: midd.ings. sacks. 800
f'ouE~Me quote: Net cash prices for family
u'fss, 81 9WgLu0 per Dbl: bakers extras, $3.50
Hlno supe Il &c. s2-90GsS IL.
mhsat-epoi " heat 40 held with greater firm
nsss, though the demand is not OF a pressing
shsiacier. In speculative circles wheat shows
quite buoyant tone, and ked advance
va established in futures at the cali board -cs-
sea this morning. No. l shipping wheat Is
sugtaote at SLIT 2fSl.2ss4 per centsi for choice
hliiAg sells al range OF 81 81 90. IS. with
Gaie parties asking sL51ia per eental.
bsrlev--Ihe week closer on a firm market at
assnced prices. There Is a fair local demand,
vale The shipping inquiry Is still of an active
taafseisr. We quote as follows: Feed. So,
~ per Genital Tor good quality and Ssi. faqlDc
~ choice brewing. aksctGsl02}s per centaL
"ass~Mcderate trade Keeps theomsrkct fairly
- &c qoot"f surprise, sLTsCiW;
h.ll.us. sl.5.3s 9L6ai5: fancy iced. slie.,
y good t. choice feed, 81. lb{cGl 49, OF grades
aiS&i >. tlsck, 81 2issi pa; gray. 81 25%Gl 10
~ Iced. ana 81 81 I 70 Tor milling: red, $il7I5
W. per GENITAL
CALL BOARD.
y. Wheat Excited. December. As; new seller.
esS go; cash. 81 30
hsFley Excited. May size; December, 96c:
fes SCI er, i>9; 9ic; cash, 9Dc.
FINANCIAL
sp-sits-on sight. New York. per 800, 2c
,,.eAhs oii-s-On London, siXty-day bank.
Silver Bars. Ter ounce. s5isf9S}l &C; Mexican
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
YINANGEAh

rNAN*t Az
LONDON. My 6-Bar silver, .e25 fne 1854;
consols, IS 9-i6d Bullioit gain on balances paid
into Bank OF England, e.. 0G. Bank OF England
discount rate. per cent:
stocks closed fiat on ru l. ors OF two more banks
in Australia having failai, but this report has
not been confirmed. 1t l.: stated that there 10 Q
prospect OF money being searer.
suGk&
LONDON, May 6-Clyds sugar rose 81 Q ton
today.
FaGLIsH 6RAry MARKET.
LIVERPOOL May6-Whtat-O6ered sparingly;
No red winter. firm at x I'D.
Corn-Stroug ana offered sparinely: Spot. Is
SD: May, 81 ga; June. Is a I'd: July, Is ga.
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The Useful Railway Tick ct.

Washln-ton ~ STAT.
He had asst folded 10 and pocketed the
very voiuWinous railway ticket that seems
TO be SO u, cessary sn e:il Of travel.
II hone you'll find everything comfort
abe" SAD he porter. I'm afraid it's 3
Little chilly in here"
NO danger about rr;e. was the answer.
when set tired Of reading my railroad
ticke. cal wrap myss'i Up IN il and go 10
g -
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DONnC AND WARRANTS
.WANTED.

Sat-. CT Cesg + S:assi gstri1.
nd ether 20 sos able sec - Cores poaeeace
saicies froua hOba Gers e municipalities
About lsSnsss e.taer h ". TEoUNIE,
li4 CoI1z Is So Il Alex Log, seA,;.e. WAsn
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ROMA

BOND.
o. 8. q trss ...-.. - jf.:ifc & ......... los
RAILROAD esocKA
a a.sali.n P.ci e xsssw.:;.;, , Is
Central Pacific. Is NY. Central..... los
G. B. T. Q.....e... s6s<-hssrt Line 80. 1917
Del Del Lsc / I4lN Rtaing .......... 24z
Kansas & Texas. 22za Preferred. 1880. Se,<
E sas s & Nah: l RsaF f.i.nd..:::..: ~
Mo. Pacific 49,: Il s; Paul - Oman. 81
S North an f.ss P P:sIs
rHUu:s
S SSssHn on: :s'1 s.s.l n...a on. 3
Loeo .........s-.. 80
EXPRESS co&eayIRa
Gnised si.is;....: 80 % -'' At" 1858 ~
HiscELA,sscua
Ger Gen Electric. 81 IPs9ite Mail: -. 10
orsson Ssp ., .,s,n E.: Car. Il 80
MINING eroeKa
Con; Cal. 4 Va. s. ,srrs Sev:d.:... IS
Gould 4 Curry... 75ssspsiard ....... ] 80
Hale 4 Norc.oss.. asIIsion CONF. IS
Mexican.... ecIQs ieksilver.. $500. 2 IS
Ontario .......,... II 0o s'referred.. Is 90
ophir ............. soiBalwsr.......-.... 20
MRRcHASoIsk
Hops - Firm and qui@. New York state
common 70 choice. lsf12c: Pacific coast.
Conee-option. closed inactive; unchanged
to 5 points up: sales $3.50 Bags, including: May,
VAC "a , ynly: sIs@ Spot Aio-Dull aud steady.
suearnKsw srs quiet Fair rein.
Ing, exc; csnrlins.ls. 81 test. &c. Refined
mould 1 a. sn s,se! :,an2e G A. s con:
fectioners b. i.l6g5t%c; cut Loaf 5ssG5 - Is:
crushed, 5x1s5 l3i6c: soudered, 5 7-I6,e5sSc;
granulated, ) leC9 Nc: 6lhss, s 7-l6955sc
Lead-Quie; and easy: Domestic, ss.e7.<
,Tin-Firm. straits, &2soo bid. s1o.60 asked.
Plates-Dull ard steady.
spelter-Duii ana easy; domestic, A2X.
BOSTON STOCK .xcHASek
BosroE. Mas 6-Closinss:
Mex Central. oom S.. ss si Diego. 70
Bell Telephone -. ls7
CHICAGO BoARa CT TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nay 6 Wheat Fairly active:
opened 1xw5sc higher OF bad crop conditions
here and abroad, firmer chbss and good buying,
both local arti on New Yd.k accounts: advanced
Pc more; essed Off sltthtly; recovered. and
closed firm l7xc higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts were t; 900 bushe .; shipments. 1872, 600
bushels.
wheat-Fi,m: Cash. 74Se: July. 800
CONFIRM; Cash, al; July, 45z<c.
Oats-Strong: Cash, Sz.; July. $40
Rye-56c.
Bsrley-52c.
Flax-&Lost.
Timothy-s5 9J1A
Whisky-SL il
Pork-stsaoy: Cash. .s1a621<; September,
$20321z
Lard-steaty: Cash, sit.s5; September, slosa
short Tibs--steady: Cssb, $loo5: September.
Short cear-.sIo 2J0l0 S.
shoulders-s9.7S9l0
CHICAGO LI.z STOCK.
CHICAGO, May 6-Csstte-Receipts, 1000:
steady and Unchanged; prime to extra steers,
$5.5V1635; medium. 81 Hfdl25; others, 81 $50
400: srockers. SO 6sabi 20;:r ksns. g go(1435.
Hogs-kece p;s, 700; a:iive and 5(Dl0c higher:
mixed and packers, stsZ SIS; prime heavy,
$7.5SG7 20; liz ht. g. 400 -; pigs. s 9eG7 Go.
y sheep-Reeeip 400; &u.iness dull: Texans,
clipped, s. 65g525; Weston wethers, $5.6596 10.
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STEAMER BUCKEYE

Rebuilt ana refarn,shsd leaves Merchants dock
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday q q "a iof
Kingston, OFT Gamble. Bangor, rsaoeck- Lii
waup Duxatto Hoodsp port, Union Cisy and inter
mediate points arriving N Union CITY at p N
Leaves Z n!on Cisy D q q. Wednesday Friday
and sunday, arriving in Seattle ~ n.
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DORT ORCHARD

DoRT ORCHARD
NAVY Yar1 Roats-grsrasrtoa. 0h1na0
aE1 Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves nses 81 Warrington ssrsss daily ssssSs
Sunday. q els . "A and $50 p y. TAs ISIS
q q. tfp iecisAss hssA Of fers Orchard E1saS
aaea nArln CA n AscaA9a2aia4 q 4la6AZS
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GFEAMERS.
DACIFIC NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FAsr
L time for Tacoma. Everett and Snonomish river
pointA
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON via
leave Everett daily. except Sunday. at . N. for
Leave Seattle for Tacoma llAm
Leave Tacoma for Seattle, 2:15 p m
Leave Seattle for Everett A:a0 p m
Leave Everett for Seattle, 7:15 p. m
Leave Seattle for Everett 10 100 p M except Set
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, $50 p m. Saturday
SUNDAY TRIP
Leave Tacoma for Seattle, 2:l5 D. m.
Leave Seattle for Everett, $3.50 p. m
SUNDAY with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY fSr
line. Freight $L00 per ton
STEAMER fAIRHAvEN
Daily. except Saturday. 9 p IN. for Edmunda.
Muckilteo. Everett. Clinton, browns Point,
fucA. Oak Harber. utsalady and Ia Common. Re-
turning leaves La Conner q m. daily except
Seattle p m Dont call 1t Tulalip on return trip.
Headqu arters in seattle. City Dock. foot Of Main
Ell RATHBoNE. Agent
lily ON THE flyer
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
n enc hour and twenty i've minstsA
THE STEAMER "FLYER"
Regular daily and sunday trips. Seattle TaesAs
route, - follows:
TAKING nTypcr
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL
Leave Seattle $50 a NJ l:3o p. m and 6:o0p u.
sharp Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 1880 = M. 1850 . r. and S;So
p m. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma q M and D m SHARP
Leave Seattle $50 q "a. and D. m sharp
Landing at N. p. wharf, Tacoma, and Commss-
cial dock. foot Of Marion street Seattle.
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THE CROSS UNDERTAK KING
L CO. Ysrioss. lAz7 secon3 o.. near PfsA
syseial aatans.ea 70 ensai1,nG first clAss
service - reasonable rata Tsssphoos 23I
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CvERErr AND sSoHoMrsH aovrH


leaves Ysslers wharf Tuesdays, Thandays and
eaiui days ~ u EdIronds MuRfltAa ",
sxstt, AArysvius. Lowell and 5Hohonish
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP "CIrY OF sEArrIRs
y60 pmILvI MI 1T acomA. Isal1r JAZZ 81
12:ls am Lv 72l PG Townsend 6SlLvl IL 80 am
2:45 smILvllllt .AnscortsA. 2IILvI S:l5 arm
7:t5 ami Ar I2oI. .FairhAven- sly 800 am
$40 ami Ar L 3lL -. Sehome 81 liLvt : 80 am
$50 am tAr132l. .whatcom~.. MJILvI 500 am
lClose connection with N. 2. train nom Portland
and San Francisco.
Steamers "cfty Of Kingston" and "Cty q Seat
de-" make close connections at the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, aud with the
East and West-b bound overland trains
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PUGET SOUND l. ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
500 amILvl Mi -lTacoma = no All 0:15 an
1915 amLv 81 Seattle. s2lLvi 500 am
<:30 PM Arll 1oL Victoria -. MflLv $3.50 pm
Steamers "City Of Kingston and "Cisy Of Seat
tle' make connections IT Port Townsend 1o9 pas.
sspgers going from Bellingham bay points - Vic
toPia and return
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DELLIS0HAK BAT INSIDE ROUTE
Whstcom and Sehoma Fairhaven, Samish. An.
acortes. fidAlgo City, UtsasAdy, CoupsvilIs Lana
Icy, Clinton. EyeretI, EdMoadA
STEAMER WAsCo
Leaves Hathelds dock Tuesdays, Thsrsdays
and SATURDAYS ~ o'clock . m Tickets far s.,e
a. CITY Ticket Of6cs sO4 Second street
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OFT EaR0
PACIFIC a.R-
runnan Sleeping Cara Kleeans Dav QwsAes
and Ansst Palace Dining Cars between osasslA 81
rsA and Chicago without change Conneesesas
Soe al points II the United States and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE sEArrLDs
For - Paul and East-l02S p N.
For spokane-3:2O N. and 10:26 p -
Fo, Portland and south-s:l5 . m ana o.l0
For olympia-6:l5 n. and Sis . n
For Non;esano and ocosta-S:le . m
For T.coma-c:l5. e:1s q m 12ol. $50. e:eo.
For snohom,:h. ssdrc, Anaccrtes snequa,mis
Fails and North Bend-8:5o = and 30 p IA.
TRAINS AHnrvs At sBAr1LA
FROM q Paul and East-ll:as 2. m.
From SpokAne-lo:S5 = m. and l;2S , N
From Portland and South-5:so p. n. and 1888
Z m
From olympia-s:5op m and S:4e IN
Prom Moniesauo And Ocosta-5 so p. m
From Tacoma-1l:65, s:A5 and lO:3e q u.
500. $50. s:4o aud IL as p m
Fails aud n orth Bend-lO:s0 q m and 80 d m
From points north OF sedro - eumas-A,6OD n
RAILRoAD AND srRANsHIP TOXIN -
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLA
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NR1AT XcRraERN RAILWAY LINE
Seattle 4 Montana Railway Fairhaven southern
Railroad, New Westminster 4 Southern
Railway.
31XB CARD IN EFFECT JULY H. 1854
TO AND From
8vURott Marysvfile. etanwood. M Vernon Fair
haven, New Whatcom, Blaine and
South Westminster.
trains leave Seattle passenger. $3.50 . N
Mixed ....... .................ss.ssss :SS p ms
Trains arrive Seattle, paaseneef........ o;0V p N
Wv - 49,
Through cArD between Seattle and South West
0instsg connecting with electric line for Vao
oouvoE
JR WILSON. Agent
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HOop CANAL ROUTE,

FARE TO EVERETT, SOC
TO sSOHOMISH, oQc.
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Commenc1n9 March sra pA0eDgorO leaving
Spokane on Mondays Wednesdays and FridayS
connect same afternoon At Northport with steamer
for Trail Creek. Robson Nelson Balfour. Pilot Bay,
Ainsworth, kaslo, and SLOGAN. and passengers
arriving from the north on those days will 60 d.
eecty through to Spok sne. arriving 1T $3.50 y. m.
Daily service via this line viii commence about
April 10th, when passengers will 60 through the
name dAy.
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pANx OF sRrr1sn COLUMBIA

pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
1ALOO " CAfAA - ~ OUVsU0Y
Head once. 90 Lombard street London
Branches-Portland. San Francisco. Seattle. To,
coma, Victoria New Westminster, NanaimA
kamlcops, Nelson. Vancouver. h. q.
A 6eaerAl Baking and Exchange Business
transacted. Loans made Bills discounted Com
merciai credits granted Deposits received oas.
rent account subject to check Interest paid 60
zine depostA Z LEA BARNES NAnAgeA
pROPLE'9 SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
block, Seattle. washinsson Capital 400 0O3
Ofacers - Board Of Trustees - Bailey 0asAoeH
President; Jacob Furth, Vice President: AFthu7
A. Denny. Second Vice Presidents James X. HAys
den. Manager. Caehier ana Secretary: Frank Z
HlodGett Assistant Cashier; L. schwsbaehe1, Joha
Leary. VIM E. Bailey. John Collins, otto RAnkA
Tranaacts . savings bank business exclus veay.
Deposits received from one dollar to ten tbouaAa1
1ollArs hix per cent. interest per annum allowed
on term ana our per cent on ordinary depostta.
Dividends declared the last day Of May and No.
vembsr. Loans made on real estate ~ prsVal
oollatorals only.
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0UICE 1IND 10 sAH YHAHolDoo
And IN peinnh
CALIFORNIA
W sAs M Shasta rsuss Ct -
0oUfXBAN PACIFIC coMPAxI
The emily route
T11oUoH CALIFORNIA
rs Al points
EAST AND SOUTH
txsarasa tickets to Los Angeles saa return ffsn
Seattle. s672A
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEKPERA
PULLMAN sRcoNpCLAss sLEHpISo Cara
Attached 10 express traira aNord,ng superior -.
eommodations for secoad-clAss paseengsrA
Fer rates tickets, sleeping car reservsusaA
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District psas.ugse Agent
LIS Pacific Ava (washington eiocs). Tacoma
4. p. ROGERS. Assistant General Jrsashs -
Passenger ASent. Portland. Or.
CPoxAH1 FALLS ANearxE1N railway
AAx1Y axc1u3 oUNHAR
SNo -, Ev...~..eDsRanA ......AA See , -