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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
wisconsin G. a. X. Encampment.

MILWAUKEE, March 6.-The G. A. r.
encampment for the department of Wis
consin will open in La Crosse v ednes-
day. There is prospect OF co lteSt
for the office of department commander.
Among the names mentioned are E. A.
Shores, of Ashland, and s. E. Tubbs, of
Superior
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
East-Pound Shipments.

CHICAGO, March 6.-The total tonnage
of the east bound roads last week was
81. 424 tons. against IS, 132 tons for the
same period last year. The Lake Shore
carried 9953 tons, Pittsburg 81 Fort
Wayne 5000, and the Wabash 1856.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
Spanish Republicans Victorious

MADRID, March 6.-The election here
yesterday has resulted in the choice of
six Republicans and two Ministeralists
Several provinces have made Repub-
lican majority. The civil governor of
Madrid has resigned.
At the parliamentary elections yester :
day fifty Republicans were returned.
Among them are twenty of Senior
Castelar's adherents, who are friendly
to the government.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
Died in London.

VICTORIA. B. c., March 6.-Private
cable advices announce the death of
Hugh Nelson, ex-governor of British
Columbia, at London on March 8.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
Still Voting in Washington.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 6. - Sena-
torial ballot: Allen, As; Turner, %;
Griggs, Is; Gilman, 9; Van Patton, O.;
remainder scattering.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
Killed HIS Rival.

BOWLING GREEN, Ind, March c.
James Walker. aged eighteen years,
has been very attentive to Miss Annie
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07

miro DIR. H. Waite, Specialist sixteen
hcN, years IN Minneapolis Why suffer
when cure is mild and certain?
Ask hundreds OF leading citizens of st. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as TO treat
ment vnd cure Pamphlet fee. 1919 Haw
horne avenue. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07

Geographical Problem Solved.
BRUSSELS, March Ga telegram r:
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sHUFFLEBoARD EXPERTS.

Totals. ..65 76 III 20 81 10 81 70 81 ST.!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

ming full time, and he predicts that with
in sixty days there will be scarcity of
logs, which will mean an advance in price
and more logging.
Captain George w. Bell was in the city
Monday night, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. G. H. Arland. The captain will sail
for Sydney, Australia, on Saturday, to
assume his duties as consul at that place.
There seems to have been quite boom
in marriages recently in this county.
Whether this augurs the speedy return
Of good times or the near approach of
winter, we do not know. Let us hope it
means the former.
w. T. Kane, at one time county COM
missioner OF this county, but now resi-
dent OF The Dalles, Oregon, was in town
Wednesday night. We are glad to state
that he expects to return to this county,
making Montesano his home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

ate share of the state burden, the ratio
will be fixed, based upon the values as
equalized by the county board. This is
an improvement on the old law, which
authorized the increase or decrease Of
the aggregate assessment for the county.
The board has been employed in hearing
the counties this week, and Monday is
designated for hearing the representatives
of the several railroad companies
Olympia Standard.
After seventeen years of litigation in
the federal courts, A. l. Smith, of Port
Townsend, has won suit emitting him
to deed for piece of property near this
city valued at $4,000. The property con-
sists Of 800 acres OF coal lands, partly de-
veloped. In 1876 man named Caven-
dish formed syndicate and borrowed
SIS, 900 from Smith to develop the prop
erty. A prospective tunnel was sunk,
tapping q large vein of coal, when the
syndicate failed. Smith brought suit to
recover the amount OF the loan or to
acquire title to the land which his
money was used to develop. The United
States circuit court in San Fancisco has
just given a verdict in Smiths favor,
awarding him title to the property. The
land in question is on Coal creek, about
two miles from town.. The coal is OF ex-
cellent quality and some day the mine
will no doubt be opened up. The settle
ment of the litigation has ended in a way
that will make such result possible.-
Chehalis Bee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21
HOUSEHOLD.
AT HOME.
naRT II. WHITAKER.

lever find rest and forgetting,
10. Mihe day,
- nations and scheming and fret
i've may say
kdepths of our hearts truly feel,
naught to assume or conceal,
ant light our true selves we re-
=. sonly we may.
~ hiling sympathy, sweetest
bmankind;
- never the happiest, fleetest;
athe mind;
thought of the plans sadly
iand best effort sighted;
manifold wrongs never righted
1--WE find.
have humbly been serving,
We may reign;
D nriye to be nobly deserving
image we gain.
that lovingly meet us!
voices that joyfully greet us!
n! What power can defeat us
Nc rue they remain?
>
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21
From Montesano vidette:

From Montesano Vidette:
S. G. Simpson was down from his
camps last Saturday night. He is still
running two camps with an increased
number of men. He states that while
nearly all the camps on the Sound are
closed down, most Of the mills are run
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21
CHEHALIs COUNTY HAPPENINGS

From Ocosta Pioneer:
The beach road will be finished tomor-
row-sure thing.
Goodwin Green, of st. Louis. Mo-, is at
present the guest of Edmund Croft, Of
Markham. Mr. Green is son of one Of
the largest pottery manufacturers in
England, and he is making an examina-
ton of the clays in this vicinity.
The piling for the foundation of the
new mill is being driven. The company
have already had large stable and a
tool house built AS soon as the founda:
ton for the buildings are ready a large
force OF men will be put on and the work
OF building will be pushed with all posi-
| BILE haste.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

1'HEs. For six pounds Of
sugar, five dozen cloves
'negar. Into each peach
Have the syrup hot
Eender.
Gut PEACHES Having
- the fruit, allow sugar
y nd. Break a quarter
extract the kernels, cut
md boil in just enough
neaem till soft, then set
y earthen jar. Put at
preserving kettle a layer
Of peaches, and so on
nled or the fruit exhaust
aslowly till the sugar is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21
bat is In a Name?
aname? Possibly nothing

l. aname? Possibly nothing,
ASSASSINATION of name
CU Judgment hoodwinked.
hby at tine White house has
Y Father, a good old scripture
r6n&a star. May the stars
Tor her. But, after all, is
;o,r lneSAing in a, name. Is it not
a AZ Rirl with a sweet and pleasing
Esther to grow into a sweet
r tqwoman, than it is for one
ansa antly hearing Jerusha do
-. da you do that? And who
49, that Robert and John are
= bid manly than Ichabod or
+. 20 little things that determ-
the little influences that
!. &c Gem and there is nothing that
d "a girl more than a pleasing
is that other practice, more
NTp pite as bad, afer a child has
y AZ et and perhaps received a
y. = \, Of counteracting all the
me bg it some horribly hideous
nickname that will stick to
Esther or Elizabeth may
saplis for a little baby, yet it is
luth :. 10 weigh down their little
Lane than that all through the
. Of their life they should
4 % p under Essie or Liz.
mus has known all his life a
made j whose name is Jane, the
and Nm, meaning gracious gift
ltion This is not as euphonious,
JAS trgaret, pearl, her other
nd 1sf1 irlhood, following the pre-
she was called Jennie,
md today, such is the force
u almost impossible to adj
LIE other way. Would Jen-
. "a unsu lived as long in history as
any ,%Eould Jen Eyre have met
.LERs 0l success as Jane Eyre?
-, q csomething in name, and
Gated. ny gratifying to know that
ency back to those names
:. oon,l nomething. Let us take
: !; at THU little babies and do this
if We never can do any
!, ,n = tor Pm pleasing names, and
by the name which has
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

From Elma Chronicle:
Major Rogers informs us that he has
been bequeathed fortune amounting to
$65, 900 by deceased uncle in New York.
S. H. Williams brought down load Of
Bradshaw plums from his orchard at
Cedarville on Thursday. He disposed Of
them to Taylor, Bum & Taylor.
w. Birmingham has sent from Tacoma
proposition to erect a creamery here
and a meeting has been called fol
Wednesday evening at the town hall te
consider the proposition and take steps
to secure the industry. Everybody inter
ested in the upbuilding Of Elma and the
welfare of the surrounding farmers are
earnestly requested to attend. The farm
ers, especially, are invited:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

From The Washingtonian:
DR.. Story, Mr.. Robinson and their wives
returned from the North beach Saturday,
having had two weeks of good shooting
there.
Manager Emerson is having a pipe line
laid from the mills to the store and house,
both OF which will thereby be heated by
steam.
Mrs. L. Harlow and two children and
Miss May Butcher went to Port Townsend
today, where they will spend month
visiting their relatives.
Miss Ella Ansley will 60 to Portland
Saturday, to work at her trade as COM
position. A brother and sister are already
working there, while fourth, Miss Matte.
is working in this office.
From Westport World
There is not a camper in Westpor;
now. All the tents have disappeared,
but there are quite number OF visitors
at the hotels yet.
We see by the Montesano Vidette that
the writer Is soon to start a paper al
Sprague. That would mean the sus
pension OF The World. If this pape,
does suspend publication it will do so or
the first day of next month. 1t all de
ponds upon our patrons.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21

nd bal
oints II
made j
stand
bation |
1t or ~
a,,d3el
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-21
|rthern

| ,ble Dial
lis, MilV
hnge old
HI points
n sleeps
d dinin
Direct \
,al Park.
rates aH
Iii inforH1
A.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-21
Running to All the
Principal Ports
and
Summer r escorts
on
Lake Michigan q
Green Bay.

will do well to
of
mile beautiful coasts OF
and Michigan and Green Bay Fare for the Trip only $4,000
meals nj included.
Delightful the celebrated Magnetic Mineral Springs Spring Lake
included Steamers
of Racine"
Chicago daily
a Steamship
dnyqohere
sAIIlTTICss.
for
Dali fol
700
Agent
Office and Docks, Foot OF Michigan Ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-04

WATER FRONT MOTIFS.

Steamer Multnomah viii lie up today.
steamer Assco viii begin landing At the City
dock Tomorrow
saip Assaos lett san Francisco Saturday for
fott fownsead.
schoones Iva arrived In san Francisco only
six days from seattle.
schoones 81 lawrence has been sepain:ed aud
looas Like new boat
ship Tvrthoe coEp letsd her cargo Of :. 20 tons
of coal for:san Francisco yesterday.
sehoones Aicedc. Capt Galley. arrived yestsf.
day from her maiden fishing uip with L. ZOO
rounds OF aaiibai
ship JOHN C. Potter. Capt Myes. is on the way
here from: Ia Par. Mexico. 10 load lumber on
the soand Tor saa Francisco
Steamship Topeka sailed for Alaska At 9
O'Clock lag evening with very few passengers
and . snsa. quality % freight
steamer Henry Railey has been frossn out OF
the kversst --Rohom,sa run and ha, gone on
the run trim Tacoma to North Bay.
Steamer :eailes,. of Asto.is. which is the sup
nv sscam.sr for Aiasssa caaaesies and hsherics
came Ia y. s.eriay aad eoslsc at the bunker.
steamer Eans. Wasp Hornet. Msb.s, City OF
ami ferhskss were carry sag visitors To tbs Moa-
terry yes.s.,s.sy. and today the Greyhound will
lie aided 4, the 'iss~
Steamship . seen srrive3 from Alaska Al )
o'ssaes ye.,ssaay afternoon ana lett Tor Tacoma
O. oeiocs. As shs eaae into tas Asreor she
sala;ea ire Monterey ~ dipping the colors.
wElea ws.: returned BY tae nsAt-oiwar.
TIE ws.,r .Eou: ~ss ce.ee-Hstax In earnest.
yesterday :ns people were bali.ag sAeir sars For
the snutss,s lefty ct vassg.es fsasn the steamers
which wefa carving passengers 80 ,as Monte
rxy Mathematics JssGea asi . hard ,.gae 10
keep TIE . gssHaexs from iG,sEtersas With each
csaer ., tie landings saa ooe ;erestios re-
sasseSs in t:,e arrest ~ sss mate Of tha Mary r.
rxs.es tos ;is,ns valgs; language sad 9.ssaey-
tcE ossegA
1ae s.e.Ia.ai? CEsatil,s arrived ffena san
Francisco a. o'sleeS yesterday morning oas
axs late Bringing tss .oas Of fse4Sat And tue
sx..gowaeg ssa&seneNrs. Ma kmay alsssn, Mr.
Rg fin.. Ms. H. Kennedy. Mrs. Henson, + =
starSsy. Il + Morse. Miss George : nc. M.ss
" oasy. A,ss I. rtesasn. i. ". lAaukaIst = A.
ns,nshst, /. Loeb. :. I. ss.s41sG. r. l. Delsha. J.
N Dsyau,4s and wife. EiwssI Fsaas;'. Ma {
! pn-Y5u I-s 1. r. Taehsal1. Miss Mssegsasaev
n cohen. Miss Esf.a sfaiss, Ars = ; Hsscoc.
NJ. I. n;caas MI. possch~r sd aaAghser,
NJ. rrsusih Ard aaaxhser. ;. 2 o Neii .ua ~ G.
NJ, q A snox, gia isaslse Marshal. Mr. u
+ Iasruvs.,a, J. IL sl..si. l. a Coaass. ! /
IAAtcae! sxa: Sstsea sseet@ss
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HenrN Merrill. Of Kent. lies In the hos
pstsi with badly bruised right foot. -
the result OF not being eosverssnt with
the nniasrous railroad tracks on King
stree. s'ear the beginning OF the incline
that ruis up to the Oregon Improvement
Iompafys coal bunkers. A switching
train that Was barely moving knocked
him doxn BY the side Of the track, where
ne Was t,us Of danger. One Of the train
men toss him to lie srili until the train had
passed. vat in attempting 20 rise he showed
his foot across the track and had the heel
pinchsd; Jaiisr Sheehan dressed the
wound temporarily. II - sai1 that Merrill
was int<ixicated.
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PHsIspEIrHfA. July 3-The Reading
kasiroas Company has defaulsea in the
paymsnt OF both principal and interest Of
ITS Lancaster q Quarryviile bonds. which
II Euaraaseed and which matured on Sat.
uraay- HE Finance Company Of Pean-
syisanisy representing syndicate formed
Tor TIE purpose. today paid OF $500. 0O0 OF
the ioaI made by spoyer & Co.. Of New
York, sN The Reading company. and the
baiance of the loan. e. 10000, vas ex-
tended LIZ spoyer A Co.
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sseeds Recorded In the Audltes's O0ea
4ostesoay.

~eeoe Hsee0Soe0 In the AUoJeo1'o once
Yesterday.
Reef estate transactions from January I. sssl
are s5.so.tA There wers Gled !os record yesse.-
DAY !. sssesis, the coasldssa:so1s asgrsxat!ng
WEB F.liowinx 10 tbs iiss - furnished ~
Osborne. srsmpsr & Co. a5stsaeiors o.. Eis ~
us chsrrs: street. between fsoas aad secoa1:
=. d. Rnshilghs u Archie Campbell. lot Is
tlecx q, LIZ add To Keas. $40.
". ". ksdred TO Maggie Eidred. part lot 4
block -. ssfyys ID. tO0
Mataiids kuss to q. ]. Root, lots I, s and 6.
block 3. ciark's lsf. Kent. S30
fetss u. safer to T. Allen. NJ Ne - &c 20. -. s
t75l
Elisha Ellen to D. l. Rsss. ne ne - &C 70. %.
6. Abraiiarss 70 Minnie J. Abrahams. lots Is
and u. his$ck J.. summit Park supl ct al. E00
c. =. Tu.ner 90 w ID. Mcmillan. 81 lot !. b ock
Is. Eastern, add. $4,000
l. D. Br sns 20 Anton Linn. 10: 10. block a.
Gilman Ptrk. eion
". B. Dssnn TO Z =. williams. lots and TO-
block II, Isoss add. 500.
O, }. Trsn TO ]. r. Taylor. lot Is. block o. East
PARK add, u.
FranS Stevenson to A. I. Poole. lots and Z.
block 3. stsvsnsons let, Enumeiaw. ei67.
W. J. Thompson 70 John Foster, part &C ~.
Il, 8, 81
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E1AccmA. 10y Especial. l-stsaw berries
drux ON .he market today. Thar. was .
~ scramble; among farmers ana gardeners
" wanted 20 ;vet pin money for the Fourth Of
*1G9 - get rid s their stocks Many were sold
- tbs pfigsipai streets down town. aud
&naay mors Fssru hawked about the suburna.
= wseS the s.ss water mark for = crate Of
1--we boxes sssas - cents. To-Day the lowest
ling price Ger crate Was 81 censA White
- bsFrcs svs been coming In from tho
ssaaaInS e.suntry Oregon and California
3Urs have AlSo come In This Leads
- who hsss endsavored TO organize the
Ecsss and truck gaftners into some sort OF IN
usasssiion sssai would result In the adjust-
ut OF tbs caInand sad supply. 10 again re-
|oEx that thef never will b sny money msde
|oSasdsnins IL this vicinity 80 long ~ The pro-
11erss have income to represent them and keep
II CON nissios houses aware OF the bulk Of
duets that :asy b. expected from time 70
- sni euarsAtss 70 furnish Whist quantities
"a ssdsssd In irdef ,nas the commission men
=. - aasurez of = regular supply.
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eHysa1o LIVE STOCK
soREl6N MAGNETS.

@ss S--TAo Esrk issse E,sgrzss SAYS.
sew tasi Ese ts1., gai t..t We - 4ss.i,.ce ne,
-. fs'f~Asss OF gan " ysstheg the leaves Of
-. sssaas ha.0; The "a sea. esass sna txs.
80 = sae ssFsss csNp { fair ss ~ very ,ss.
-" sfe barnet mp IA places sd hA,f
S.. -" 70 sasPflsins VITA hsaer CROP,
=. s.sas the Ase. iae market for hest
weak Ise average rgsce aerlrx
- IL F'er 2sstes. AasuAisa, AsaeFs.
FeA 'asss. CA1g'oEnsa aaa h l...aa "a ess II
w azG la4isa Ga. ua.etfei
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Il soDAieys of shs C,eaa.

Old Soldiers OF the Cross celebrate their
declaration Of independence and reassert
their allegiance to King Jesus. Accounts
OF moss thrilling battles with the armies Of
hell by veterans. Ali persons that would
prefer tisis kind OF celebration 10 worldly
exhibits are cordially invited to attend
this entertainment this evening At p. m.
in the gospel Mission rooms, No. :. sos
Front street. North Seattle. The King
Himself win be present withou: fail.
BY or.ser OF CcMxIrrEx
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tso mets and injurisg three others. TIE
killed aSe:
yaAsE sforsnIas. aeed - vsanL
JeaGHsaH II HAassxsros. aeed e yoazA
Ihesiasjured are:
nIcxASL EssAN.
Jony Ii aAearxSrox.
kSA4E T. CopeEAkf. attached . H. ssaxtoo
The extent Of the injvnes sustained by
these thves men il no: knovn- A NUN
Der OF o':aer men sustained injuries Of .
minor nature. and the guncosson factory
10 q wre:k
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a "fVsr, r. /. Juv At = O'Clock
- Ase'aoaa srnaAa Was seen is.ninx
-. aaong the anllA sss on Goat issaal
SRI ~ The government torpedo sta
Aaa u grew - a lively eisae. Ia,
= 'ss' "a TIE suneotten s&ctarv. ana
=. - II cree osS@n removing \ .Arrr
i - ~ the SHncosson contained IN
4 gag Ia place a. safety. Before
-. sAs sassssiy competed. how
-; 'as BE reached part Of lie gun.
~aaa and an explosion sollowe, l.il.nc
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Al roat. !esf t. CaasarA he @ aga Nj
w4asex r FaEl railway se~ss iss ss=- kx
eE.sisa ss.s< 81 tSe 1orsas IA;
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Tie S~S.g.e As sasrv 4 E4ssSra railway
makes fafnagh ran nerttaG> a. s1ph2-atsA fog
Lowe AZ. Evars1a sra4a ssaxes SSsfsse stas.Y
AZ ;. !. u reglr a .ng srrts 60 .; Seattle - -
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The leading rnas!e house 81 the North
west. exsenas 70 all visitors eort ial
invtts.3ot. to cali AZ taetr mammoth store
before leaving the city. No sroao.e 10
entergAlu.c1,iers. 90.
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re 'gyf re~~s sss4 rsssi ssrrs e sass-s
>s~csns fsy ths ss9sss 81 xeN-Fas@sz. ~ regs~vs
sssa stzssss and 5@ss1 So sexasl 3 ssfr sod alta
cGa 2atR~ q cure 81 sSx fAsc xsses ~ za9 e.
sza ASH kIDt fusEftt ). u ste~s - ~ SO s1s
= e. FIR 81. ssai px+fA4a. rsata syap}er
SOL ~ srasx "a or sas4sess -4Aasss 4 szssssssx
~ae lsroxS a.: Props Atrs 81 the >xanaA-
>sc ass Il :ae teSeAfas@4 s'r ssssssaaz fHvrs2.se
Fsr 4ss Noass 6rAAca. "a 80 aa2 81 ~aayr Boy
k-eeS, ~sAss8e. Wsss~. >sesasz 4 ae@Es@s Dies
&c " aasesAse Axsnsx.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


~ FRAxciAco. July 3-Thefe were no mas.
- hero toisy. on account Of the Fourth Of
NV celebsat.cs1.
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DORI ORCHARD
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
srEAMTR nucxEYI

Esbusis ana r~fzrassAeA s~ssss Nsseaaa.s 1ces
Tuss9xy. 4nSs%2Ay AMI SATURDAY - 4 II %
ksnxsssa. oss ssAnsni@. Hzaxag. ~eaeecx. Lib
waag. a9~sttcs Hoedsrss. q nioa Ctsy An1 sntos-
mediate yosats. arriving tnsae lily - p ~
Leaves Assn Eisy . = Wednesday. fn1Ao
- SsnaAys AxstvtsG - ssssste = z =
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Yxv .yoax srocx EXCHANGE.

xxw Noax.:J July a-Afiasrs at tho stock ex
nstxs today; were extremely dull. the trans
n1soas ssashieg paltfy total Of ss,&i6 saares.
- hssrs hammered the iist at the opening aud
sshs.,sn iesi of - roinss to 10: Northern
ef!1c preferred. ~ to a1's; Onion Pacific and
lcasa Gas. Ia per cent As the dsy advanced
haAfses assumed q Asmes tone. and prices
proved .stsi.s PSF cent, tho improvement In
= afternoon tsslns largely due TO . let up In
- sssingsncssia money. The market closed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-04

DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows;
For San Francisco via Fort Townsend and Vic
soriA At =. m. fpassengvss received on board ri
p. M July 2. I. Il. II, ~ ~
For Alaska, Jniy .. =. IT. "a
From san VAncisco. for Victoria and Puget
SQUAD ports at q M, Jniy S. Q. IL. 10. -. %.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the once Of the com
pany. ~ Ocean dock. Seattle.
0OoDALL, PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents. San Francisco
J. n. JOHNSON, r q supa. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-04

Passenger fAse-Srokaas to Sakusr. Nelson,
kasio and al kcoseaai AXE points slo 50.
Round trip raie-<rokAse 10 Nelson kaslo and
al koosenA Lake points AMI return $lr .sA
Round trip rase-Spokane To Revs,s,ose and re-
turn tickets limited TO 10 days. $500. Rsand
trip rafe-srokane - Glacier and retara. tickets
limited TO 80 days e9a0O Roana trip rate
Spokane 20 Ban6 and return. ticssss limited to 80
DAYS. $50 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-04

LILY on THE "fLyERs
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Tous round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five mi.ueoA
TIE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily and sunday sripa seattle TacenA
route, - follows:
TAKING RTyncP
THURSDAY. JUNE
TINS CARD.
Leave Tacoma--6 80. 81, q m, 80. Sis = N.
Leave Seatfie-S:l5. HAS = M. $40. 200 > =.
SUNDAY.
Lave TocomA-s.35, IL - 4 m. 4 80 p m.
Leave ssaltle-9 100 = m. 200. TOD p -
Landing ii ". r. wharf. Tacoma, and Com0sr
ciai dock. foot Of Marion street. seastiA