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but He II disappointed In Marriage and
Tri-s Suicide - Second Time.
WHKEsBARRE. July II. Reed Rolols. young
man OF Hyde Park. attempted suicide two
months ago because his sweetheart, Miss
Ellie Smith would not marry him. After how
ering between life and death Relois recovered.
Miss Smith then concluded to ignore the or
position OF her parents and we'd her lover.
The two eloped to Binghamton. where the
knot was tied.
Last night ltelois told friend that marriage
was not what 1t was cracked up TO be. Later
he WAS found Unconscious. He had taken q
dose OF poison with suicidal intent. Two
doctors pun ped the poison out. but II is doubt
full II he will recover. The wife is FRUSTRATED.
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Names OF Psssaic Caua'y OmeIa's Said to
Have Been indicted.

Elsewhere in THE Sun this morning will be
found an account OF the action OF the Passaic
county. N. j.. Grand Jury with reference
to official corruption in Paterson and else
where In tho county. The names OF some Of
the men indicted were learned last night it
Is said. from members Of the Grand Jury.
They are said to be Freeholders Berdan. Bid
die. Carroll. Foalks. Giblin. Howard. Malley.
Morrow. Patterson. Quackenbush. Kicker. Roe
Tintle Risk. Demott Road Inspector McGran
and Charles A. Shriner. Chester ID. Ely. Clerk
William Nelson. and Architect William f.
Rumpf Ely Ia an applicant for the place Of
United States Marshal of New Jersey.
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FRANCES TROUBLE WITH SIAM
Garnet ConfcrrinG with tho Miaistry-Con
ments or the French Press.

ments or the French Press.
PARIS July 15.-Presidsnt Carnot had
lengthy conference to-day with Premier
Dupuy, NJ. Develle. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
and N. Reunier. Minister OF Marine. In regard
to the present Franco-siamese imbroRlio.
Lr Paris. commenting on the situation. says
that 1t believes that the matter will be dplo-
matically settled.
lie .Jnu says that there will he no war II
France maintains firm attitude In face of the
British clamor. which otherwise might ell
courage the Siamese GOvornment to resist.
IL LbeIIe believes that the French gunboats
made ample reparation. All England could
do would be to demand q share OF the spoils.
II extreme measures were necessary. but mat
tiers. it believes. will not go no far.
Ir Temps says that nothing warrants the
suppositlon that England will intervene In tho
dispute.
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4 UONDERFUL SI'RINTER
&. e. Morris Breaks the Worlds Record for
100 Yards,

GOSHEN. Ind. July 15.-An immense crowd.
including sporting men from all over the
country witnessed the Columbian 1OO-yard
run day for tho championship OF the United
States. diamond modal and n purse OF
$1,000.
The race was won by c. c. Morris Of CALI
forna In tho unparalleled time OF 8 3-5 sec
onds. beating the previous worlds record by
fifth Of second.
Collins OF Wisconsin was a very close Sec
ond. and q magnificent squirt that he made at
the end of the third and final heat almost won
him the race.
There wero seven starters. namely: G. c.
Morris OF California. c. A. King OF Utah. Alex
ander Gott Of Montana. James Collins of Wis
consin. II. ". Kibplinger OF Chicago. NJ. NJ. Ma
keener Of Colorado. and S L Farrell OF Connec.
ticut,
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Special Ex cursIou 10 the Worlds Fair via
tho Erie Lines.

Special excursion train OF new and elegant
passenger coaches will leave Now York. Cham
bers street. at 1918 A. NJ. and West Twenty
third street at 1910 A. NJ. Monday. July "a,
arriving in Chicago at AIS T.. M. next day.
Tickets good returning on any train leaving
York will 10 s1S and proportonate rates from
Intermediate stations. Excursion tickets are
now on sale. This excursion will have the per-
sonAl supervision OF an experienced excursion
agent Of tho Erie lines. and every comfort and
a thoroughly enjoyable one. Similar ten-day
excursions will be run on Aug. 5, o. and 49,
Adr.
To regulate the stomach and bowels take one EipAns
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AsBURY PARK. July l5-James A. Bradley. the
founder Of Asbury Park. has concocted a
scheme to bring beer bottlers into disgrace.
His men nick up dozens OF heer bottles every
morning when they make the rounds OF the
town.
MIR. Bradley cannot destroy these bottles so
no has had a label printed which he will have
pasted on each bottle before ho turns them
over TO the hottlers.
This la bel has a little story printed on 1t. In
which Mr.. Bradley sets out to show that q
man who rohs a clothes limo is not AS bad as
man who sells beer.
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cnIcAGos CHEF or rolIcs TO co
Ee and Mayor Harris IN c,n't Age on the
Why 10 Deal VIM q amhIIng d M.

CHICAGO. July Is. Chicago will have a new
Superintendent OF Police. Chief McClaughey
is preparing 10 step out and Assistant Superin
tendent Michael Brennan will be appointed to
the Vacancy by Mayor Harrison,
There occurred n serious Disagreement oyer
tho policy At the administration concerning
gambling, Mayor Harrison believes In "regv.
lifting" gambling,
That means that some gamblers are pre-
ven I'D from dong business while others aro
allowed to run wide open. Chief McCaughey,
ON tho other hand. advocates n suppression OF
all the gambling dens.
There In where he and tho MAYOR fell out
Major McClaughey says no has heon wanting
tn resign for several months hut the Mayor
would not accept his resignat on.
The Major intends to go East orange.
Of A Kelley Institute In which no Is Interested.
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4 NAY.iJO INDIAN KILLED.

Indians HAVE n Trader and HIS Friends
Barricnded and Threaten Vengeance.
NAVAJO SPRINGS. Ari.. July IA Navajo In
dian was killed at Hancks Water Tank. twenty
miles east OF here yesterday afternoon. ]. W.
Bennett. n trader. 1t 10 understood. killed him.
1t is reported that Bennett and two other men
arc wounded. Halfway officers wero notified.
and are now on their way to tho assistance OF
Bennett and others. who are barricnded in a
store and standing on a crowd OF Indians who
threaten to avenge the death Of their com sde
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Pirates ID feat Chinese Ganboat..

San Francisco. July l5.- Native adyices from
Canton report q serious conflict with pirates in
Chinese waters.
On May 30 three Gunboats. escorting two
m merchant iunks to Canton. were attacked by
tjllO pirates. and after desperate fight, during
which sixty Government men were killed. the
pirates got away with tho booty.
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1Wo SHOT DEAD IN A DUEL.
The Mayors Brother aud Brother-in-iavy
Die for Family Feud.

SANDERvIILE. Ca. July 15.-Richard P.
RouRhton and Fred T. Rawlings killed each
other in a street duel yesterday afternoon.
feud.
Rawlings was shot Immediately below the
PROSTATE body OF koughton. who was shot
three times through the head. Roughton was
iingS Was the Mayors brother law. 'A"-
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ALLIED MS FIFE and HIMSELF.
A Wealthy Miner or tou:hcrn California
Was Iusaurly Jealous,

Les ANGELES. July 15.-Luca Scescicb. a
wealthy and prominent mining operator of
southern California, to-day shot his wife and
then committed suicide. leaving his baby
daughter alone In the world. Scescich was
old enough to he the women's father. and
was insanely jealous of her Recently he had
begun drinking heavily. and no had quar-
rsls with his wife.
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GRENADA. Miss. July l5.-In Calhoun county.
twenty miles east OF here. q thousand armed
men are securing the country In search OF a
era, and II they catch him he will bo lynched.
Sellers stabbed a companion. named Walter
Davis to death in quarrel on Thursday
night.
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4 BROOKLYN GIRDs ADVENTURE

She Went to Bostoa TO Earn Her I.iving
Without Ae9Hainting Her Family.
This Ia what Police superlnt en- dent Campbell
OF Brooklyn had to say yesterday about q
young woman who ran away from her luxu-
rious home In that city three weeks ago and
was found by her mother acting as cashier In
In O. small grocery iu Boston:
do not intend to make this girls name
public. She has done nothing out OF tho way
She is handsome and talented girl Of about
IL. who started out 10 earn her own living. The
mistake she made was to go to Bosto1 without
saying anything to her mother. She 10 now at
her home"
Il. Sk w. L. DC w. T. 81 w. E'& w.
.,oeta" "shAttemue"
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The Pre-,aen, He~aln- al II me All bay.

BuzzARp'S BAY. July l5.-PresIdent Glove
land enjoyed another quiet dayat Gray Gables
with his family and his only guest DR.. BRYANT
The President had no callers Even the news
Col Lamont left. Mr.. Cleveland d Il not Hyen
take his accustomed drive today 70 TIE llage
O'Brien The Presidents boat remained at
her mOoHngs all day.
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Saturday July 40 nrst New York Central hAlftAre
excursion to Nords Fair. via NlagarAafAls Through
day coAchek-Ads.
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Coaey leland B5r. ExcarsiOu.
via West End road and South Brookly Ferry White
hall st: quick transit. commodious stAtionA Every
facility; try tt.-Ads.
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First OF series OF New York Central hAlffare
sions Chicago via Niagara Falls. July ~ ElegAnt
through coAchel.--Adr.
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Via the New York. Ontario and Western Railway on
Tuesday. July 20. on other days. S2a ~ usual with
two trains daily. Pull information at 37l Broadway
Ads.
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Elegant Saratoga Specials morning and sstsruSsas
very day, via Now York CentrAl.-AdI
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To regulate the stomach and bowels take one Ripaus
Tabue AZ meal time.-Adr.
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"octa." -shAttemucn
Either style IL you wear q low eollaL-AdS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE

SaS FRaScIsco, Dec. I6.--Ths merchan-
dised markets we're firm with few changes
In prices. The produce markets were
quiet,
Vegetahles-Dull.
Oranges Plentiful.
Grapss-Slow.
Northern apples-In market.
Butter Unchanged.
Eggs--I.ower.
theese-Steady.
foui,ry~-Wcak
Game-Fair demand.
Produce receiptS-Flour. quarter sacks,
s,t!6; wheat. centals. 76,sa5 barley. CEN
tass, sSi; potatoes. sacks, 5.i55; onions.
sacks 2si; beans. sacks. 900. middlings,
racks. l50.
Floar-We quote: Net cash prices for
,sn'ilv extras 81 5og3.eo: bakers extras,
NAosS 50, superhne. s. io0Ss 80
Whrai-No. shipping. i.oS6f / o6i. (;
choice. sloTis; milling. si0716sL 10.
hariey-Nn I feed. 700 5Oisc; choice
bright, 7se1TSA.c; brewing. sots9oc;
eaevaiier, TSet9bc per Genital for lover
grades.
oa,s~Red. e7}5c@si.o7,s: black. SEQ
slA; milling. 81 i2'a9Lt51s; fancy ted.
common 10 fair. siooetLo7is; surprise.
sl2'G 30, gray. sLolerLlo.
FINANCIAL.
htaf,s-on sight. New York, per 500.
& discount Sterling bills-on London,
stsy'day bank, Sass.
sIiyER
Silver bars. per ounce. 6ss& t16es.c.
Aexscan dollars. aseso7isc.
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LIVE srecx.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
rHY srocK ExcH.ysE.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE
I.osrox. Dee. l6--Consols, asisd. Bank
OF England discount rate. 3 per cert
SILVER.
Bar silver. .o25 fine. SD.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LoxpoS. Dee. i6 The weather has been
unsettled and storms Of rain and snow
have swept over the different parts of the
country. Autumn sown crops are green
and iiourishing. Wheat during the early
part OF the week was in good demand from
France. The cargocs which arrived,
or which were nearly due. induced
bidding in the United Kingdom. and a
rise in value Was checked and business
from continental demand subsidized. Re-
ports from France say that the proposed
imposition Of an increased imror: duty on
wheat will not become Law. The market
Is now qaieter and firm with hgh.
offers: full bids were refused. Russian
and California were prompt at IS 81.
Parcels were In moderate demand, red
winter. December and January we're
Quoted nj rs i0isd. Spot was
quiet. Flour rather more active and
steady. American holders were more
reserved. There was very fair
business and sigh; decline of maize
European firm. demand limited, closing
easier. American slow and weak; mixed
American in Passage quoted at iss I'D !:
SPOT. steady. Barley. firm. dearer and
asterw ards easy at close.
LyykSrooL, Dec. i6-W Realistically :;
demand poor, holders ei'er moderately.
Cagifornis No. 1. Sc 6t@Ss "a; Nc. > red
Western spring. s. sa@7a. al; Ne. . red
Western via er. IS S!efSs III.
Corn--Steady. demand moderate: mixed
Western - 81
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NEW TORN MARkwra.
Tnx srocK xxen.SoG

NV loRS. Dec. 4s.~More business
vas done between III and ~ o'clock than
= any day Of the week Just ended. bat the
saaeaey was downward. Sugar WAS
Nagat on the report Of . favorable pros-
vi los q better schedule in the tariff ball.
NAa bAsslIserS' vas saved likewise eu re-
~ tass Secretary Carlisle has declared
- asoF Of an increased TAX On whiskey.
ssoEts Of the shorts 10 cover gave a
A1e h'saer tone Ia speculation nj the
I've Most OF the shares, however. we're
ssF on the days transactions On the
rsas Transactions the changes in the
ssy list are mainly declines 81. Paul
r.. RAJ Dean =, per cent. and Western
eas,risl.
Government. eonas-Stesdy.
re'soieura-79ske asked.
Exports 81 specie from the ror. OF
sss iAsA Ter the week ending today,
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This Is sl2s. 227 II less than the previous
week and $40 800. 10 less than the corre-
spending week las: year.
The market has been comparatively
qais; during the past week. but few
changes in prices having been noted. The
approaching holidays give considerable
Impetus 10 many linss Of business. and
dealers are ENJOYING fair holiday trade
airesdy. which will largely increase the
coming week.
Lard has advanced slightly during the
seek. but hams. bacon and pork have
been comparatively steady, after . long
season of fluctuations, with prices lower
than nj any time this year.
Potatoes are considerably firmer and re-
eeipts have fallen of Shipments are not
expected to increase before another
month. The choicest grades now sell at
ti6 per ton and move freely. Poorer va
setics go At ki3 to SIS.
Sweet potatoes are firmer and sell all
ihe way from Ia to cents per pound. ac-
eording TO quality.
Ranch eggs are coming In much more
fnely than for the past week. and have
dseIined from 81 TO 81 cents per dozen.
In fruits bananas from Honolulu have
eopie into market and q car load from
Central America is expected in q few days.
Grapes are out of the market. New
oranges are quite plentiful and sold at
least 81 per case cheaper than at the same
time last year. Apples are handled in
large quantities, aud are constantly stif-
senins IN price. although large stocks are
on hand.
The wheat market has been practically
Unchanged as far as quotations are con-
eerned throughout the week. although
Weakness has taken the place of firmness.
One vessel has left the harbor loaded with
wheat and another Is now ready to sail.
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This agreeable and sfacaclous TooeA Fov6R. -
eabished by more han twenty yeas srpensncA
- received the sanction al the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city geRef-
siiy. and BY them n Is daily recommended ar1
prescribed II Is - pleasant In the applica,ioo -
u IL sxcsisnt IN hs effects Il speedily renders tne
essih white and smooth. the gums beautiful. rel
land Arm. aud by frequent use via preserve them
IN this desirable condition 1t gradually but ~
1scsnAily removes tartar. ana dsstroyes the para
gst.cal amin Alcsl1 which nsxiset mag have PER
mittsd TO collect AMI prevents their further Accu-
mutation. thus serving a. complete beauties
and pfessrver Of the teeth Microscopic examine
tons have been made Of the natter Deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
ali classes OF society and Of every variety OF bodily
condition and In nearly every csse animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In grsas
numbera Experiments were made for thsir
novA and the ingredients used in Luoin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most effsetuaI destroy
ing them Instantly.
Through thu kindness OF friends ~ - -
mitsea 80 publish the following
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HOPS are quiet. State, common TO
choice. is@221<c: Pacific coast. Isa22lIc.
MERCHANDISE
Copper-Firner; Lake. $40 50.
Lead--Firmer: domestic. 1870.
Iin--steady; Straits. $30.4a
Coffee-Options opened barely steady
~ unchanged 10 points decline, with
out rally, except slightly as
10 tone. The market closed steady
81 the lowest prices. Sales, 1850
bars. including January $40 80; February,
SIG a 10 IS; March. SIC. Asa 1850; May,
$i5.s0 SCOT Rio. steady: No. 7. fsi1c.
Sagar-Raw. Quiet. Fair refining, 2tsc;
off A, 37sGs1c; mould A, 4,S0tt fi.isc;
standard A and confectionery A, 4La
45-i6c; cut loaf and crushed, 5Gf5 Slice;
granulated. 5-le@i1s; powdered and
cubes, 9-i6@ is4c.
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hUTEL ARRIVALS.
Tnr ARLINGTON

Tas Sa-sAsru Fsrase are n0w Faaatng ainizx
ears heSwsea seattle aud Portland o. sF3sas
leaviag seattle daily al q - ard s~srsng
Pert. an9 daily 81 r. H. fhss t<Es4es "a az
k1ox sssgs9 90 Dc unsurpassed
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STEAMER cHHHALls

ssvS HsShsAa's wharf daily sre~ps sanesy =
80 p - fes freight pass&s. .YSly "a soax4
"a. a sEYAQHx. NaxsxA.
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BosTos STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD or TRADE.

IHt BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Dec. l6-Wheat - Moderate
trade; opened at unchanged, declined sc
on weaker cables, denial Of any revision in
the Russian crop estimate and failure of
the cold wave to appear. advanced go on
good buying at the decline, reports of an
advance of &c per GENITAL in French offers
At San Francisco. smaller Northwestern
receipts, good cash demand and probable
decrease in the visible supply, and closed
firm. &c higher than yesterday. Re
eeipts. 5000 bushels; shipments. 1900
bushels. Closed: Cash, 6lJso: May,
67ssc.
Ccrn--steady; cash, 35skc. May, 1910.
0sts-steady; cash. 2sjsc; May, 301sc.
Rye--45IS1&bAc.
Barley-Nomlnsl.
Timothy-s42o.
Flax-$l.3iis.
Pork-steady; January. si2371l; May,
$i2.52is.
Lard - Steady; January. 500; May,
t7.45
shor. ribs-stesdy January. 1886; May,
81 Is.
shoulders-ss 25Gs6so.
Short CLEARS. 75tG7.
Whisky-SLi5
LIVE srecK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head. Market
duii with no demand. Christmas steers
s.. 229tf6.ooo; EXPORT. 81 95es75; choice
shipping, So sea i:T5: Others. s.. 800. 20;
s;ockers and feeders. 81 oo6g2 40
Hogs~Receipts. 1900 mead. Market
To- lower. Rough and common, 81. 75Gf
40; packing and shipping, s5.ooet5 p:
butchers, So n@32 Is: prime light, s5 i56e
SO
shcep-Receipis. 900 head Market at
Lowest prices on record. Native ewes,
s.. COG . 40; Westerns, 81 osl6a34o.
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.ooD CANAL noUrn
STEAMER BUCKEYE

STEAMER BUCKEYE
Rebasit ard refnrrtsned leaves Merchants aoen
Tuesday fbursfas All saturday ~ q n -
EiaxsEea. or oaznsts. saaxar. s~aeecx las
~Aup p1 ATTIC. He&1spsrt. Lna0a City a0a tntsr-
nssisass psfEts arriving IN rnsos CRY - 5 o "a
L~sves sisu CgEy ~ Wstnssiky FriaAy
ass sunday. arrvias in Seattle ~ D. a
T. - LIBBY MAsfsa.
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TIoop CANAL ROUTE
IL New Passenger efsamss
DkLrA
carrying C. nail leaves Cosnas dock Moo
days Wednesdays and fYt6srs ~ 90 for
n ugstsn, Fort 0anbse, Hanxor. ssasscs Brteaon.
Dssssts, L1iiisaag FAILS Hootspofs ssd Cnsoa
Csy and intermediate poants. arrivsag Al Union
glty ~ 90 p Leaves Uasen Clty ~ Z 10
IA Tuesdays. TAsrstays ana safasssy. arriving
in seattle - 90 p
cAaRLEs MADIsos, Master.
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TEsTIMONIALos

Read what your dentist has to say
about il:
We have carefully examined tbs
formula OF LUBIN'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has in its composition
sufficient antiseptie properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. its daily
use vii help TO prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcule SO in.
furious % teeth and gum.
". +. GIDD.NGS. ID. ID. s
GEO. w. BRANDON. ID. ID. s.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. ID. &
It. Il. ALBIN. ID. ID. s.
l. NJ LkSSEY. d. ID. y
w. DEsPoRIES. ID d. &
ALBERT j. F0RRESr.
C.P. Brown. d. ID. ).
GEO. 4. MILLER.
JOS. A0UDf.
We. $. COME. L.D.S&N.RC.D.5
Il. Il. GRIFFIN.
j. VI. FOX.
j. W. PUfNAM.
J.N PRATdER.
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Ter CHARrERi
STEAMER IpAH0

newly furnished and equipped sa1 especially
sdstzed ear sxeursions Address Box IT'S. os call
A. room 81 starr Boyd baiiding
&. ID gRowsFTELn kasssr ana ovasr.
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RADE AND SHIPPING.

eefus Given Business BY APP
proach Of Holidays
4 ,cHT ADVANCE ~ LARD.
.eess IN Receipts Of rctseoos-De-
- IN Ressh Kggs-Bsnssas
r,sstfsul- wheat Uschssgsa.
sgYARrxxSr oy AsxrcuErrxR wxAfHBn
uGEEAr-pAILY ErLLRTTx.
sKArTIx. Dec. ~. fssa
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DoRr TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
L DUNsENEss-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
DAILY SERVICE. TINE ckRn.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. Is. 1ss3
Leaves seattle. 700 q m: Townsend, 10 30 q
m Dangeness. 1900 m arrives Port Angeles.
l:So y m. leaves Port Angeles, 400 p m leaves
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonds. Eyerett, Clinton. langley, Coupe-
vile, Utssiady, FidsEo City. Anacertss, sanish.
Fairhaven. ashoms and VIA com, leaving seattle
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays ct q Re-
turnisg leaves whatcom Tuesdays, Thursdays
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Cennsrts with BOATS fer Tacoma and Snohomtsn-
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