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TRADE AND FINANCE.
New York. DEF

New York. Dec. %.
Wall street: Speculation was decidedly
bearish and the market feverish on ac-
count of the last three DAYS develop
ments. The latest depressing rumors are
connected with Louisville & Nashville,
which, under selling, broke AS from last
night. closing only Il above the lowest
point New England fiuctuated and closed
with loss of z. Atchison declined IL
on the day. Remnant states that the in
terest on bonds will not be delayed over
three months and that he expects to
speedily terminate the receivership. Union
Pacific broke ~ On reports that it would
lose control of the o r. NJ, and recovered
u, made on Boston buying. Q. r. N.
made the heaviest loss of the day; The
other prominent declines were Canada
Pacific 3, Oregon Short Line IA. Central
Pacific 1. A report was current that the
Central Pacific maturing dividend would
not be paid. and as a result the Central
would be taken out of the Southern Pa
cific system.
Governments easier.
Petroleum, 1873 bid.
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can be a success on the stage who has
not learned this
AS to whether an actor should feel
what the audience saw or simulate it,
Mr.. Jefferson said:
The middle course is safer. Have the
heart warm enough to KEEP the emo
lions alive and the head cool enough
TO not allow the art to be lost sight of.
The purpose of the stage is to amuse
tie that the audience would only think
|of it afterward. The actor is the most
public of all men. Rou see him and
when his name is connected with a
scandal or crime it forms a vivid pic
ture of man you know. Remember
the actor is no different from other men
and also that he is no worse. While
he has never reached the highest So
cial scale. he has never reached the
la1z-fst==,,cA
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These DON'T Go

After ten days, but during that time
we will offer the most beautiful Christ
mas presents for fathers, mothers
brothers. sisters, wives and sweet
hearts, at less than actual cost. Our
large stock of pianos and organs must
be sold. We need money, and the lar
ger the cash payment. the greater the
discount The chance of your life, tc
get an instrument away down cheap
Come at once and get first choice
Temple of Music, 208 South West
Temple, Postoffice block
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Mining Notes.

Silver 6S. lead $500
T. r. Jones & Co. received yesterday:
bullion, $4,000; ore $S, ZOO
Mccormick & Co. received: Hanauer
bullion, $4,000; silver and lead ore,
Wells, Fargo & Co. received: Mingo
bullion, Ss,141; Ontario ore, 1914: on
tario bullion, S14,73O
Michael Powers, the well known
mining operator, came UP from Beaver
yesterday. He reports that section of
the country as being very quiet Just
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Operations at the Horn silver.

Operations at the Horn Silver mines
at Frisco, which were discontinued on
Saturday for Christmas. were resumed
yesterday at noon, the same large force
being put to work in the mines and on
the concentration which is being put in
by the company The latest adyices
received from Frisco are to the effect
that the new mill will be ready for
operation shortly after the middle of
January.
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The Austin Comnanx

General Manager Farnsworth, of the
Horn Silver, also manager of the Aus
tin Mining company, left for Austin.
New. yesterday on business connected
with the work the latter COMPANY is
doing there. The company is 1t pres
ent employing eighty men in it's mines
near Austin and heavy force in the
concentrater, which is turning out a
large amount of concentrates. Ship
ments are now received at the local
office of the company every week.
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Will start TO-DAY.
The New Twenty-Stamp Mill at the
Mammoth.

This morning the new Mammoth
twenty-stamp mill will be put in opera
ton for the first time. The company
has 100000 tons of ore on the dump
which goes Sc per ton and it is estima-
ted that with the new mill the rock
can be treated and handled at total
cost of So, which will leave the com
pany net profit on the ore now on the
dump of 100000. In the near future
the mill will be doubled in capacity by
the addition of twenty more stamps
The foundations and buildings are for
forty stamp mill and all that is now
required is the addition of the neces-
Sary machinery.
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At the Eureka Hill.

Work was commenced yesterday
morning on the excavation for the
forty-stamp mill which John c. Pack
ard will construct at the Eureka HiII
mine in Tintic. No more DELAYS will
be tolerated and Instructions have been
issued to the contractors for the con
Struction to be pushed with all the
haste possible
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=THE@
Denver ( Rio GPaldG
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
THU SCENIC Linz Or THU World.
The only line running two Through
Fast Trains daily to LeadvilIe, Aspen.
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOV. 10, 1893.

Train No. leaves Ogden 20 3. m. Salt Lake
sos a. m; arrive at Pueblo 80 9. m, Colo
RADIO Springs 7.20 q, m, Denver o:40 a. m
Train No. 4leaves Ogden $50 p M, Salt Lake
s;25 .. M; arrive at Pueblo 7s3o p. M. Col
orado Springs S;07 p ms Denver II 80 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east. Ele-
CANT day coaches, ehair cars and Pullman
sIeepers on ali trains. Take the D. q R. @.
and have q comfortable trip and enjoy the
finest scenery on the continent
A. g. HUGHES, Trsnac Mgr, Denver, Col
S. K. HOOPER, g. P. s. T. A.. Denver, Col.
B.. F. NEvINs, General Agent.
SALT LAKE CITY
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Among the Assayers.

w. G. NJ. Stewart had in for assay
yesterday 20 tons of Centennial Eureka
ore % tons of Old Jordan and Galena
ore and one other control
w A. Hodges had in for assay four
lots Of ore from Nevada
/ j. w Currie had three controls in for
ASSAY tOday
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New Years Holiday Excursions via
Union P1cific

On Dec. 30. 81 and Jan. /, 1894. the
Union Pacific will sell excursion tick
cts at rate of one fare for the round
trip to any point in Utah, also to any
point on the Union Pacific system out
side of Utah within distance of $50
miles and to all points in Colorado.
Tickets to be sold Dec. so, 81 and
Jan. 1, good for return until Jan. 4.
Tickets sold to Colorado points will
be good for return until Jan. Is.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Dec. e.
good useful steers, string. 10 higher: no
extras on sale; good to choice steers. 5.250
:. 40; fair to good, 4.15@465; others, $500
395.
HOGS Receipts. 270Oo: active, 5a1o
lower; rough and common, 1904. 90; pack
ers and shippers. 505G5.20; prime, heavy
and butchers weights, 5.2565 95; prime
light, 5.30@5. 50.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; stronger: mixed
and wethers, 2.50@2.75; westerns. S.O0673. So.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. q.
WHEAT-Moderate trade: opened Il
lower, advanced :, declined to lowest
cables; selling for New York account ;
rallied q on coverings by shorts and in
vestment buying; eaSed oft sone closed
firm, IS higher than yesterday. Receipts,
$4,000 bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels:
others UNCHANGED.
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Worth Double the MONEY.

Send at once to John Sebastian. G..
T. A, c. r. 1. e. P. R. r., Chicago, ILL.,,
and receive. postage paid. the slickest
deck of cards you ever handled. Only
ten cents per pack. in stamps or coin.
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are the very lowest. New stock in and
estimates at spot cash rates on all
kind OF material. Burnt stock at hall
price. Call before buying.
MORRISON. MERRILL & co.
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Walter /. Price & Co.

Continental Market Stalls 8 and II.
vegetables, fruits and poultry. we
make these three lines Of goods a
speciality. Give US y trial
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LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

l-IVsI pUUI. BSC- q
WHEAT-Quiet: No. 1 California. SIS SID
IS I'd; No. red western spring. SIS SdG5s
Cd; No. red western winter, IS Sd ass I'd.
CORN-Quiet; mixed western. Is I'd
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bluff. been called retired from the
game
Mr.. Zane had not concluded his argu-
ment when the court rose and will re-
sumo at 10 O'clock this morning.
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Every Testimonial

In behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
strictly true and win bear the closest
investigation. No matter where it may
be from, it is as relisble and worthy
your confidence as if it came from
your most respected neighbor. Have
you ever tried this excellent medicine?
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For a general family cathartic we
confidently recommend Hoods Pills
They should be in every home medl-
cine chest. 1Sz
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7HE lRHNE ARGUMENTS.
a Grand Effort Made by Attor
ney Dickson.
THE EVIDENCE REVIEWED,
ATTORNEY JOHN NJ. ZANE FOLLOWS
FOR THE DEFENDANT.

The Most Terrific Excorintion Ever
Listened to in the Third District
Court Room Great Crowd
Frescnt-Wn he Concluded To-
day
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COPPER-Quiet: lake. 1925.
LEAD-Quiet; domestic, 800.
TIN Easier; straits, 20.30 bid
COFFEE-Options opened irregularly,
at points decline to Is points advance;
ruled moderately active, easier; closed
barely steady at unchanged to 10 points
advance generally. Sales $3.50 bags. De-
cember, 17.70; January, 11G5; March, 1885.
@16.40; May, 15.9OG15.95; spot Rio, firm;
No. T. 181s01S15.
.SUGAR-Raw. quiet. firm: refined,
steady.
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET
Chicago. Dec. %.
WHEAT-Firm; cash, 59N May, 651A
CORN-Firm; cash, 54a4; May, 3SA.
OATS-Steady; cash, %; May, 297s.
PORK-Firm: January, 12.45: May, 26G
ItARD-F'irm; January. 7S5; May, 1922
RIBS-Firm; January, $50; May, $50
RYE-45
BARLEY-Nonlinal
FLAX-1.36.
TIMOTHY. 30.
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~! 6 Rio Grande
b IWESTERNM -
- Western.
Standard Gauge
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT NOV. 10, 1898.
LEAVE SALT LAKE.

LEAVE SALT LAKE.
N. 2-For Bingham, Provo.
Grand Junction and all points
east .s...............s..s....s $40 m
No. 4.-For Provo, Grand Junction
and all points east ...--.-......- 9.25 D m
No 6-For Eureka and Sanpete.. AS m
No 3.-For ogden and the west IL SO p m
No. For Ogden and the west. 2:15 N
ARRIVES SALT LAKE.
No From Eureka, Provo,
Grand Junction and the east. 1870 D m
N. 2.-E'rom Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east. As D N
No 5.-From Provo. Bingham and
Sanpete ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5:45 . m
No 2.-FrOm Ogden and the west. 7:55 m
n. 4.-From Ogden and the west. 9:15 m
Only line running through Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars Salt Lake to San Fran
cisco, Salt Lake to Denver via Grand
Junction, and Salt Lake to Kansas City
and Chicago via Colorado points.
TICKET OFFICE, is W. SECOND SOUTH ST
-
D. C. Dodge. A. E. Welby. ]. H. Bennett.
Gen. Msx Gen. Supt. Gen. Pc T. 4.
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BOSTON ouoTATIONs.
MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
no

Money on call, easy, 1@11s9o; closed 10;
prime mercantile paper, 31aG519Ts; sterling
e1ehange STEADY 9Th 9th G setual business in
4.S3sl0D4.S4 for sixty days.
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Our Prices on Lumber

Elegant brooches both plain and Jew
eled, at j. H Leyson Co.'S
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HOPS-ouie

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York, Dec. %.
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Chicago Liquor House is agent for A..
B. @. Bottled Beer.
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TIcxEr uFFIsE. Is ". sEeONp s0uTH s.

D. C. Dodge. A. E. Welby, ]. H. Bennett.
Gen. Msx Gen. Supt. Gen. P. & I. &.
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Ooeoo 8oe016oa = TIE AuaitoRss O0eo
Yesterday.
hssi sssaAs tsanssenoas iron January I. ise1
eay II deeds, the eonsIderasions aeeseSnusg
e2o,5Sa Following y ths list - fuSnishea b.
OssoSpe. 1fempsr Z Co. absfrocto3 Of ttte4
rs Csessy street. bsswssa Frous and 1seoad:
Ax Buss:! Q =. z. smith. lot 10. block 4.
g. l. H. B. 4 G. 60. to Maria Jsndsvtne, lots I.
2 I. block 81, Woodiswn add, Slso
Eesi Nils 70 Z b. Robinsop, mining claim,
ssesson 4 Post Viii Co. 70 & 4 n. Ry. Co.
sisht-c:..sy strip On Jsskseu and Commercial
Ca: Y..slAsso L y. spsrsss q al. part -
West Co.ss Imp. ca 70 L Knapp. lots a.
block is, GIimaa Pan, Gas.
Hswitt. ts.to ". r. Hewitt vssious 80
lions Of land. etA,10Q
&c. Walsh % v. J. BuA. Land in 80 4 49,
Ey. Van Bsssssa - v. J. Bliss. land in sc
W. o. w.Ieh y c R.bsr. lad IN 80 ! q. q.
. 1. Howe to john Lazy. lots IN Burss's II
Ia. void 70 Pssss Rsspis. lots in Gilman.
Z Z nilico 70 Clark y. Dsvis, part ssc 9. a.
{. Eruss % Ans. Dahlin. lot ., block n. Gil
man Park. es60I
ID. X NeDonald 70 C.. Blomquisf. lots n. q,
block !. Montrose sdd, $500.
W. y Wood 70 Mary J. Lamont, 4 lots In Wood
A. q. Taylor 70 J. A. Could q IL, mart Lots 5. 6.
block q, aeecsrs "a, &&yxM
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a. 49, -NS ~f 1@R
d aeeeuntol ne holiday all Wholesale bus
kso bospas ssnainsd closed. and n 20 hust-
~ RS done, no change in the market hes
ss6e Dieea
Duiu - pest week comparatively few
fkmW tsss taken place In quotations
SeseeAeas the entire list
nUatsss ssv bring 80 per ton to farmers
80 AsI,vseud here and are whoiesaled at Is
sstn.
- havs Declined and fresh ranch only
SMng n eeats 10 farmers and poultry ~saisefs.
b uAolsaalsfs they are sold ut 1920 cents,
So eassssa egg sill tor is9is cents.
stao1vsass Of \ ceat pr pound took plaee n
- DeskaGs co6ses.
Ahu ekapess In the psics Of fruit q well ~
seQn1ieo q Wholesale are noted. New onions
4poaaosr, while passnips are higher. Lemons
~ oevonesd and cherries arc Lower.
snfrNsxYs ann RscRIrfa.
Du1sg the rass twsnty-tour hours produces
- nssshandiss have been shipped from and
ixetvsd - the port Of ssstslstn the following
ssssitiss:
Tons.
s1pments by rail and watsr................ sl0
Aeootpee BY rail and water .-........... 1852
- steamship Haytien Republic from Chino.
~ tancouyef-3.00 SIS sugar, 10 skn rice, IL
. snrions and So pkes mdse. From Portland
spksa wagons. etc. pxxs plumbing goods, Is
& boeGs snd ststlonsry, 2 reirisesatofs. 8 @ To-
fceo, II pkGs furniture, 10 bxs iron fixtures, 70
IN household goods. lss psas wooden ware, Il
2 aaist snd oil, . bbls paint, , eeer wheels. Z
x etgvse etc. ! TIE soap. ss3 rolls building
scr, % pkeD broom stuh. 3 CO CRY goods, = bbls
saaor. , bu drugs. 3 O. %cofins, and one psckAes
ssA 81 euro. OAR. paper cutsers. tinwars. clock.
tsnwag. machine parts, clothing. csocksry
IT. W0Q3yR0
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Err LISTS.

sAS Francisco. May A-Thc steamer Una.
sifia sailed today for Seattle and Tacoma with
tkcsc passengers:
Seats &c. Ttlisy, Mrs A. Vessel, 2. C. Tar.
nahas. \. Il Daniels, Mrs. 4. RoSer,sou, Mr.. i.
i Brown, Tsulu E.geikirk. Mrs. NJ. j. Dlckcn.
Bernard Winter, Pearl chan neelaiu. Ora Brown
Mrs ". u, 81 Clair, Mira. A. l. Olsen, Mr..
Chsreh. daughter and sou
Tacosns-f. T. Drc.cher. wife and daughter.
Ethei n.li. Misc s Aart<, Ml-s Cornelius Hsr,e'
Ars J. ]. ~sieyesn, fiarencs Curtis. =. A. Haree.
J. H. Mcguire and wife sna i. j. Farre.iy.
ELissroS. Mont. May 3-Passsngcrs on
Northern Pacific train No /:
Jacob MAYER sud vile, 4. r.. Jscobs. Mrs n
Roaman. Mr.. George Murray. j. T.. uarrsaoru.
Grant L angie, Miss kass villa c. r. Murray
+. Cax, D. cean. Ida MURRAY. ]. ". Bowman and
aitytwo seroua c sass.
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nN~u.,~ n.t~r.e~.. .A r~e.~se s~
cufstoas yesserdsv.
sehoo.., Y ~ n.,,,.,, .. ,o~ an ~. 49,.
En-. aonsA low a. 49,
o.,.s...~
I"x Na.sHss.ps 'tO" EUs D'sAs'sS' ~
a-.o... nss-,-S.~-s -
- .Apscs " au'sa 1S.e''S
s.Nss .eSs"
ssesloes onoe ass eons ocek % her oid hsaa-
qussssss va VAN nssseissf isss q Aeeeeanes
"cA
stesmef tiyes will soon besia making four
tstps daily % Tacoma tnsteed OF three. - as
psesen!
etcasnef Annie y. Pence brought seventy
eight tons OF hay yesterday from the North Fork
OF the skasit dvee
Norwesian shfp Frank CaYviiL lumber laden
from Port Diakeley. arrived as Cork. Ireland,
Nay IA. after . long psAsase Of 10 days.
Schooner Rspoesss arrived ss San Pedro from
Port B.ake.sy % the 18th, sad the next DAY
schooner Husnsme saiioa from that port Tor Sc
Attic.
The steamer Rapid Trsnsis brought In lao
barrels OF limo YESTERDAY from the san Juan isl.
ands and dfty tons OF limerick. the lnttnp Ia b.
reshipped TO Oregon. =
steamer Lydia Thomnson viii h iaid nm tn6.v
70 repa,r : bent pistoa rod in the numn. ma tns
Delta viii, take her place on the Hood canal run.
The Lyd ia Thomson wtll DO ready 70 resnme
her run Friday morning.
The steamer seaomo viII 20 On The wh.,cem
run this evening A. the frst of thu boa,s 10 hn.
gin tho new deal with the Canadian p.cia. ,.,,.
roaa Tono,row ths Stat. If we.h;c,,cr III.
start. ana the boats vii, RIM .,ternatnlv
rhs w,,ha,.~., of .h. .,,x :, 100.
rovu.sca.w h.t~cun -o,,s ,s.v~~ "~o~
ws,ch C,sc. n,ourasla Mill 49, .a~.r."~
-. --.~ Us
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nsya1 sagtoat 0es klsA epooA sagfsA "a Cy-
!in4ss odi-Na - sazvtaa. ~: Dsdxse, &c: Il
iiaaes. 80. GraDAt1e axto grsaDa q pr cAss:
tnfl0w. 81
1CkPExTfxE-udoAlsC-Nw N. So
unIgB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g Ceiltss.
eRAas mn, sR9p enAry. Erc
H. pstcos Ass shat y ehasysd fes0sFs In
eeeste. ooyexs hsytn4 70 ply saslf y frUighs.
0kAsS eEEO-{1f the 6oeg}-TtDetny. &c Pc
pound, ssd ctesos. -. white eiovss, -. Assiks
Cove: -; - 80. -: aseAess efssA lse: re
IT, lee: ateatfA. ne. IAUR efaasI Sc.
sEkD GRAlN-UhsnA % ssssoa: osss. as:
enotes exxsA. = pes eoo. bAgiey. - pr ton;
peees ~ Dsf pound: 0uck whAas. - 20 pound
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SAVANNAH. Ga. May @-Near sJIazel-
hurst yesterday an unknown white tramp
tried To commit . criminal assault on a
white woman named Mrs. Crosby, and he
drew a pistol and sho; him in the bead.
He staggered of a short distance and fell
dead In his tracks.
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'ER AA.lNjr1

gzR ARLINGTON.
WV sweeasy. Pr Angie J II neschss. Chicaso
J Trera. City III 4 fsFkef,oa & o. Wis
y X Grover. ssceosatsh ss " Tahostfs. sfllrsn
r Il Hssl Az. Fsiraava " Ii " aiss. CITY
r Ii Norton. oakland Mgaro~. or,sasd
u / lie Nganorin, Paris T itaaeaa. 81 Lau.s
X tfroa IS w. Everett u Gtaaara. Toronto
III : wslaon Az, Tacoma III wilr. SAa FRANCISCO
L II tanssa, do oFs4spp. Pt townsend
Mrs. Iaosapsos, Nsnevr uopa. Clifton. wash
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FARE TO ~
TO eQn
HOOD y ROUTE.
sryANyR

Reousis and resufnishsd leaves Nsrchauts' doek
1u<siay. lhurxsAT AMI saturday ~ . ml is
Kingston. ) orf ssann Die. Bangor. ssAo~cx. Lib
wAap. Durasso. Hssdsp5rE tssoa City sad tstae
nseilaIs points. arriving in rnloa chg AZ 5 p Ia
Leaves l. aion City q . IN No3ssatay tF11Ay
end sunday. arriving in seattle ~ 4 p n
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In 1898

Al roads leaf 80 Casea<a Tao CAieaSa Nj.
YANKEE 4 St rsai railway ieats The van- Ex.
ess.ioa rates TO The Wossd's sai.
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DACIriC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
pispaich steamers IRON seattle - follows:
For San Francisco. via psa Townsea1 aaa Vie
tos,a. 81 r IA. fpasse axers recelvsd % heard so
p m May 3. q, Ii. 1s. ~. "a
For Alaska Nay 3 And II. MoaA
From Sen Tsaneisco for Victoria end Fnesa ooasd
pogta 1t > . m. Nay 3, 10 -. 70, -, 50
Tickets may - osas ned .. the once - Ne eeaI
pany, ~ Oeeaa 1ock. Sea:tiA
GoopALi. rERKiNs . co.
General Agents. san fRancascA
J. n. JOHNSON. r. 4 SUPP seattle.
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CvERETT AND sxoHoxIsa ROUTE
"ANER NABEt

1Asvss Yesssrs WAATf T5esAaya Thanaayp 81
Baiat oAys ~ ! q n iof 1dxrsHda. NaItisoA r.
ssvsk Aasysvsiss. level Aa1 ssoAom.gA
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pEOPLE'O eAvINun RANK. OCCIDENTAL
j block. seattle. W ashsnssos Caettai. oio0. Do.
-Oness = 1eara Of Treetess Bailey 0ssssgA
press6ent: Jacob Furfh. Vice rrssidsas: AsAus
4. Denny, second Vice FraDiceat: Jnmeo n. Hay.
Zen. NanAges. Cashier asa Aecrstary; vSaok i.
oicdgeM. Assistant csahiss. L. sehwabachss. JeAo
Tsansectss savings bank bustnsss sxciussvely,
Depnai,sr ocstved tyom one dolias - Ten eAouonS1
o. terra aad. ouf Per csoa on Ordinary Io1ooSSH
Dtvidends declared the lest day - Nay add Ne
vembes. Loans aa1s - real estose % ADDsovo1
eoaiasosAao eaiy.
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6IEAMKR ELLIS

leaves foot q wssssnssoa street dsuy s1ceva
Sunasy. .. lis = "a saa s:33 p m Ths oslo
q n UP :ncl51es head Of Fort Orchard Kxe1p
sHaa pagusa CA - aceannal4sal q AEa4A1A
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10nDon oaoepeag cas1 Hlegnas nay caaeAeo
80 assst Palace Dfniag Cars bss~tsn seattle. 81
fon3 aDA Chicago without chaaeA Ceanecssaos
- ~ pessss u IT, Un;ssd States aad gAn>dn
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eCioss connection with y. r. train nom Portland
and San francisco.
steamers ''city Of Kingston" ana City Of seat
tie make close connections at the Tacoma wharf
with trains 10 and from Portland. aad With the
Mast and West-bouad overland trains
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POLLEN ACME.

Tie life germ an1 VIA ioros az Nowsrs. 10
ess lost Tissue and develops sexual power.
cures The effect Of self abuse excuses asd lost
zach package contains i've passion
pills extra acasy rsfasdss, Aa8 siot fayfNi, AZ 4
so<. aos heip yosL Price, -; three for IS seat
rssaaaa la pam ~rappsr sod ~ drigxssts
RENfDY co.
Parsac Coast Branch. Seattle. WAxa-
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VICTORIA ROCfE.
STEAMSHIP .CrIY OF KINGsrox.-
e:o0 am " Mi :. fTacamA-- ilI0T AT 5:is am
l0:iS am LvI - Seattle. a.lL~I $40 am
1:s0 pm Lvf 7?lPI Townsend 50 LvIIl;As pm
$50 n lArtll0e -vicsoriA AyLv $50 rra
steamers "Sity Of Kiugsson' ana sCtsv 1t sess-
tie" make connections ~ Port Townsend for pas.
osnesfs going from Bsilingham lay points 10 Vic
t0ssA and return.