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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
ATWOOD YIoLErr & co.

Special to The Gazette.
New York, Oct. 3l.-Atwood Violet
N Co. say; Although Liverpool closed
slightly lower than last night there was
good tone and surprisingly SO, after
the large movement IN prospect for to-
day al all ports, but we think the mar
kct is beginning to realize what is inGu-
encing the market, viz THAT notwith-
standing large crop ideas and large
movement the resistance to de-
Clues mast bee largely explained be-
cause Of the strength Of actual cotton
Al Southern markets are above parity
With this market and therefore The New
York stock cannot be further Increased
at the moment except ut n loss, and
in confirmation Of uhis we see that there
are no premiums on future months, as
thore is more disposition TO buy the near
months as they become currcnt by those
who have sold them. Another evidence
of the strength Of this market with
the very large short interest here par
ticularly for Liverpool, is the fact that
the stock here is only 1dO,Sli bales
AGAINST 21j.3a2 bales NJ the end OF De-
t0her last year. and the feeling Is that
th0se who own the stock are geuernOv
more hullish than heArish, We are not
scntmentally bullish, but on the con-
tWry. We feel thar we are giving from
day to day through this medium practi-
cal eyidouce in support Of such views.
The exporters are perhaps the best
judges. at the moment OF the situation
aud the general report among them Is
that southern SPOT holders are not dis
posed 10 sell freely and one OF the most
prominent. advises rs today that the
port movement In cotton cover the sales
made last spring aud summer 10 tho COM
tincnt and thus offers little or no weight
20 port stocks az this season. Usually
Liverpool Is the dnmplug ground from an
over the South, every day, In the way Of
ohers for immediate or future ship
ment but instead Of this being the case
now Il is quite the reverse. The large
movement Of the past ten days has not
offer any iuducement 60 bus
contracts except perhaps ON deprcssionS,
but at the same time what comfort has
come 20 the bears has not become evil
dent.
We close tonicht at prices that We're
ruling yesterday morning, whea lha
estimate Of New Orleans receipts today
We're announced. What the market may
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

Tie passage by the senate Of the
unconditional repeal bill Is a severe back
set to the cause of silver. but the pee
simistle view which accepts the defeat
Is irrctricyable is not well founded.
There is no reason TO believe that
majority, or even a large percentage.
of tho people Of the United States are
In favor Of the decentralization of sill
yer. On the contrary, II that issue were
presented to them at the polls today,
It Is certain that an Overwhelming ma
jority would declare for double stan
dard and the free coinage Of silver.
The success Of the antagonists Of sill
yer IN the senatorial fight was due
20 the deceptive form in which the Is.
sue was presented There werc but few
supporters Of unconditional repeal who
did not take occasion to declare their
friendship for silver. Some Of them, no
doubt, were sincere. Silver advocates
were at great disadYantage because Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
HARD TIMES
Causes a Theatrical Company to
Disband-BaclS Home Again.

Causes Theatrical Company to
Disband-Back Home Again.
Special 20 the Gazette.
Waco. Tex, oct. 3l.-Or the three the
atricgl companies organized In ,aul tsartcd
from Waco this season two OF them have
met with success but the third went to
pieces at Denton last Saturday night
Tbls was the Carlisle comedy company
composed entirely OF home talent. 1t
started out with seven members all OF
whom have returned, wiser " not suddor
people. The members Of the Carlisle COM
edy company Were Glare Evans and sam
Stewart comedians; Mrs Bushey. lcni.
lug fndy; two unknown young ladies'
whose names are carefully kept secret: lcss
johnson, who assumed several roles, aud
another.
The comedians started out with two
plays Ia the repertoire, "On the Stage"
aud "tunocence betrayed" 1he titles OF
these plays appeared TO be prophetic OF
the compnny's IN luck.
The nrst performance was given ut Al
yarado last Thursday under circumstances
which were fortunate enough to warrant
another engagement at Denton last Sutur-
urday evening. 1t Is stated mat there
was a guot house In waiting at Denton,
but that the reading lady was seized with
Stage fright and was unable TO 20 on. So
the troupe was busted up A party who
claims 10 be well posted In the inatter said
That the girls never bad a cent to return
home on, but that q well-dlsposed gentle
man of the company gnllquily pawncl his
1ewelry and raised The wind that blew the
young ladies' home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

Who want 10 keep np with Texas news
will Ind the Daily Gazette on sale az the
following plnccsi
Grand Pacific hotel news stand
Palmer House news stand.
Leland MOTEL news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel DeSoto news stand.
Wells u. STEERS, 1s9 State street.
Hotel Hayden, 1872 and 1oi ThlrJ-s1th
nreet.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

do will be largely The result Of demand
or nondemand for spots. II speculation
was as active as last year, spots would
have 30 follow. bot with "a lgGsofing Of
volume Il Is safsr 10 let spots tako the
lead. So far there Is nothing TO Indicate
an interior movement this week, much.
IL any. larger than last year. with the
Prospects that the port movement will
be about the same as last year.
We close 4 higher than last night. af-
ter having been points below yester-
days closing price.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
BUSINESS.
MARSHALL FAILURES.

Special TO the Gazette.
Marshall, Tex, Oct. 31.-Iate yester
day evening j. II. Carter, dealer in gro
cerics and feed. filed deed of trust
naming w. w. Hartsill as assignee
The assignment was made to satisfy
Chains OF the First National bank Of thi.
city aud others The liabilities will ag
grcgate $500. Assets are vet unknown
but 1t is beloved they will more thar
cover the liabilities.
This is the first failure in this city fol
several years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
STATE CIRCULATION.

Mr.. u. T. Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gazette,
oct. j. us travelling repreaentauVss ~
J. l.. Mullen Albert Rogers, j. IL. Mllsoh
and II. b. Jones.
Letters Of authority are given 20 oil ae-
credited agents Of Tue Gazette, and ~ $50
OF doubt persons representing themselNys
as agents should be required 60 exhibit
their authority. -
agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

ThiS paper Ia Kept on tils and sdvertis-
Ing rates may be ascertnlned ny the ONCE
Df American Newspaper Publishers asaO-
rintlon, Temple court, New York, OF FROM
its Eastern business office. 4s tribune
building New York.
Ply" Chicago. HIS.
s. O. BeekWith. sole agent foreign hdTer-
World,s fair eorrespondens. Q. S. HARDY.
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The "Gazette" Mach


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Set OF Attachments consisting Of uher Tucker Set OF four
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Gauge six Bobbns large small Screw Driver one Ga
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We offer to the public HghArm Machine ana ~. M
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This superb Machine is sold subscribers only for s
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

The storm wave Will reach this mer.
Idian and other changes will occur at aud
within 100 miles Of Fort Worth. within
twenty-four houn before or after sunset
OF the dates given below:
Oct. .il-luir and cool.
Oct 3O-Mulerating.
Oct 31-Wartner.
Nov. storm wave on this meridian.
Nov. Wind changing.
Nov. 3-Cooler aud clearing.
Nov. 4-fair and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

Was, the lrst railroad to cross the border
Or ItNas Urom any direCtOnl and pushed
luIO the Interior and on 10 deep water
on tue Mexican gulf; but such was the
tue hFst 10 get out Of the Old ruts and i'm
prove its facilities for handling passengers
s snd freight. As tho carly settlers moved
aud mOdernized houses. 80 has the KATY
Pullman Into
WAGNER PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
Another advance is the Introduction OF
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
To do the express business of this com
p1ly. The above express company covers
lines from the Atlantic 10 the Gulf. anu
none stand higher than the American.
"'THE KATY REACHEs'"
From Hannibal north Of St. Louis aud Kan.
sas City, to Houston, Texas, he head OF
Underwater, over It's wn rails, ana passes
DcGisoa, sherman, Dallas Fort
Worth, waxahachle, Hlllsboro,
Waco, Temple Bolton, Taylor,
Gainesville, Henrietta. Austin,
san Antonio. Houston. and
Galveston
And affords comforts and conveniences to
It's patrons unequaled by any other South
western line.
Any person wishing to visit St. Louis,
Chicago, Kansas City, Hannibal or the
productive plains and pralries of Missouri.
Kansas and the Indian Territory, should
by all means take the
MISSOURI KANSAS s TEXAS RAILWAY
As 1t is the most direct, best equipped and
runs Through Wagner sleepers 10 alt above
points Without Change where direct con-
nechon Is made In Union depots for all
points North, East and West.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
On All Through Trains.
For further information as TO rates,
routes, maps timetable, sleeping-car rcser-
vatlons, etc. call on or address your near
est ticket agent, Or
W. G. CRUSH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway cfSu,-
pany, DcnisOn, Texas.
JAMES BARKER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agcut. Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway com
pany, ST. Louis, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
en- NEAR sNYnER.

Tyler. Tex, Oct. a1.-Ns,vs has
reached Tyler Of fhe burning Of Tones
gin In the western part Of smith county
Sunday night. No particulars obtain
able further than that Il We, set on
i've.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
CITY CALCULATION.

Mr.. d, Il. sprinkle is circulnior for The
Gazette IN Fort Worth. aud orders for Tue
paper should be given 10 him or his agents.
His office Is Ola Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

THE MAN WHO SMOKES
wants the best and naturally gets Old
Dominion Cigarettes. Photograph ia
each package
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

An Alabama whiteap who was at.
rested while posting a notice warning
ginners not to gin cotton, claims that il
was all done in fun, 10 carry out the
Joke to It's most ludicrous lcnght, a Jury
win likely give him term in the peni.
tertiary where he can laugh aud laugh,
and be an idiot still.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

Means ..s.s-s VII oas- .Ol
Macon, black frost, ~; ChattanoOga,
hlacl, frSf7f, IS; Newman, killing frost, - /:
,Uauak. killing frost 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

The silver fight has been declared off.
but this armistice viii bring no rest 20
those who distribute patronage. The
scramble for office will now be vigorous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

Prendergasts mania was no sudden de
velopment. He was believed 20 be crazy
aud yet was allowed his freedom. Grim
iuality rests on some one when a dan
gerous animal wandcrs ut will,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

The dome Of the national library IS
70 be gilded. This is one way OF eleyat-
ing the single standard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

The anti-repealers IN the senate have
at least the comfort Of having had lheir
say
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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Daily and Sunday, one month; 80; o.
me Se' sigSi w cciiy Gazette Two papers -
Daily. delivered BY curriers' in the city
and all towns and cities where there ~
focal agents. 10 cents week, or u Genus
per month.
Remit by bank draft. express or money
order. Do not send Individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-01

President Carnot's toast at the closing
OF the Russian fetes was--"Drnk to the
friendship of two great nations, and
through them to the peace of the world.
This smtcks of alliance offensive and de.
fensiye.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-19

CHICAGO MARkErs.
BOARD or TRADE

RoARp or TRADE
CHICAGO. Aug. s-Wheat-Easy: the
opening was about the same rs yesterdays
closing. eased off &C more. then ruled firin
and prices advanced &c, became weak and
this time declined lAc for September and
i,Sc for December. then ruled steady fos
some time, became firmer. and the closing
was about sc lower for September aud
&c lower for December than the closing
ngures Yesterday. Receipts. - COO bushels
shipments, $4,000 bushels. Casa, 60',c;
September, GO 16lc.
corn-Lower. Cash. SSSe; September.
Sss.c.
osts-Easy. Cash. 25se: September.
24c
Rys-46isc.
Barley Nominal.
FaaA-Si.0i.
nmothv-A so
Pork-Cash. sl22o: September. si2 %.
i.srd-Cash aud September. ss27's.
Short ribs-Cash ana September, SIS
esgsa
shoulders-$7. 2ssT.sa
Short cieaF--NS 1AWgs 80
Whisky-sLl2
LIyE srocK.
Cattle Receipts $500 head: marke,
SLOW, Toe lower; best natives offered. 81 IS
esae0. good 10 choice, 81 2psTa 70; others,
81 spa2sD, Texans. s. 2aSs2ss; Westerns,
s. skaAiA
Hog.-Reeeipts. S0.cco head: marke,
closed 1883 &c lower. Closing Prices; Com
mon rooeh, heavy. 81 2otsate: good rack
ing 81, S3ts %: nriue heavy. sSeAetS 10
butchers, SSloSsa2S; light. s. SS2SS6
Sheep Receipts A000 head, market
steady: natives. s. 75s1 400: Westerns. s. ~
e1Ss0. Texans, <2.1Sfa00
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CITIES
rir.. shipm.n. of California Hops

WHEArfssD. Cal, Aug. is.-The frat
car load shipment of hops on the Pacific
coast vas made today. Four car loads.
80 bales, were shipped from the burst
yards, billed to London. The sample is
extra fine for first ballng. Hop picking
viii be i'm full blast next week in the burst
yards. About ], loo white people are pick
ing. Woods yard has about COO at work.
Roden Bros. will commence picking next
week. When the yards are In full blast
almost 5000 persons will he engaged IN
picking. All are whites and Indians. No
Chinese or laps are employed. The area
planted TO hops here Is only 500 acres The
crop will be marketed in Europe. hence
these acres will bring 20 this coast over
$50 coo of English gold.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
rHE srArK OF TRADE.

1hE sfAfk OF TRADE
Sax FRSctsco, Aug. is-The local
merchandise markets are steady with a
general demand fairly active. Produce
markets show few changes.
Corn--Lower
Melons and peaehes--Weak.
b1'ter-firm.
kggs-Higher.
Potatoes -Steadv
onions-poing better.
fonltry-nuil.
Produce receipts quarter sacks.
sssa, wheat. centals, - .s4e: harley. cen.
als. 2 las; beans. sacks. i70. potatoes
sssAs. co. onions, sacks, sic, bran, sacks
alddungs. SACKS, GO
fao4r-Easy, We quote; Net cash prices
ior family extras. sSseet4Co per barrel .
eii0
Nheat-rh situation At distant eenters
sdnll and weak, and this fact necessarily
causes an easy feeling in local circles
satppess are not inclined 10 ray over
tA12ls per GENITAL for Ne. I white wheat
sad holders are fairly meeting the market
- saat hgGrs. For choice article the
ssaas advance Of iac per Genital would
AAesy PC oeialnaoie. Milling grades are
hSs qE0tAh.e az over 81 10 as an extreme
non this figure down 10 probably si.01a
per ceatai
Barley Nalues for feed descriptions
ssfe shrank - 50 los point that mos,
asa!Srs believe THAI bottom priceS have
seea reached. but reduced rates have not
aefe3ored any increase in business, and
aae market moves along "a a SLOW fashion !,
saHfe Is a steady inquiry for choice lots OF
~ ing, but sellers 10 not obtain as gtill
fees as we're current a month or SO ago
eteFSlier also inds custom. though not 81
Eess'uE character. We quote Feed.
sssfe>s.c per GENITAL ior good quality and
~ Tor choice: brewing. ~ltsaAe ehevalier
81 asel tJts Tor standard quality and SIas
liz Tor loser grades
oaIS-there Is no improvement Ia rrfee,
sha 40 particular ch ange for the be:ier in
tosiaess, AZ the same time the volume Of
sftPts IS not u large pEoportiaas aud
seadsFs look Gpo1 the situation as a iittle
hAsrv cheerful Prices, however. are easv
sSesAose al SscetsidA per GENITAL for new
waste, aud sl@hN tos old. black. gs,,sSl
Der GENITAL.
cart RoAsr
Sssss we're regarded today as follows.
asAt~ MorniaE. informal session ne.
.aReF, so tons. SIls. zoo tons. SIira..
'sn> sL s00 tors, xLl5s.: SO
was sLlsN 30 tens. SLl7,,. 1900 teas,
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sLf7it per GENITAL. Regular session: De-
cenber, so tons. tLl6s<; 100 tons. 81. f6s<
BOO toas, 81 i6sz; DO tons, 81. f6s< 100 tons
Ai7ls; 80 tons, tli7; May, 100 tons,
SIS Der GENITAL.
Bariey-Regular session: December. 1a
tons. 7ei4c; 40 tons, Es<c: seller. ls9
new, 100 tons, &c per Genital.
Afternoon sesston-Wheat. December.
90 tons, $I-le5s; 30 tons. 81 is5z; seller,
IsSS. new. for september 1ss. 100 tons. 81. O.
per Genital
bsriey-Dscember. 800 tons. 7sTke: 800
tons, 7b3<e: D0tons, 76skc; 30 tons, ses4c;
100 tons, 76jke per Genital.
FgsAScTAL-
Drafts-on sight. New York. per 500.
Zoe discount. Sterling bills-On London,
0edsy bank. A.s2
Silver bars. per ounce T3s9 -3Lc.
Mexican dollars, 6lG6fhc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-19

FOREIGN MARKETS..
toSpoS srocK ExcHsNsE

toNpoS sfotA EACHaN3E
LoSpoS, Aus. IS-Coasolx, 81 iS-i6i.
Bank Of Engiand discount rate, per cent
SILVER
Bar silver. Ter ounce Ss<i.
ENGtGsE GRAIN xNkxK-
LgvEsF0oi. Aug. iS-W heat Demand
poor No . red. winGcr. dull At ss SD.
Iorn--Spoi, demand fair. futures, de-
nAn3 esNed. spot, easy AZ Is I'D, August
81 Is Nd; September, easy at Is is.i
October. easy at Is -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-19

LUBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liy-
ing.
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Tor cHARTER'
STEAMER IDAHO.

Sewiy Furnishes aud e4stFF@d ana especially
a4axeaA fpS eKSurssens Address Boz 1TH or cal
a; room 81 -fafg Beva heit8ias
L. b. BAowSFIEBg. kssssr and CwssE
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"HNU HVNHE hHMNhNs.
spokane shows the Largest Decrease Of
Any City.
NKw YokK, Aug. fs.--Following is the
clearing house statement for the week
ended August IL, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year:
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Hops are quiet; offerings are irdiffer-
emit. There is no business practically. ex-
cept ordinary safes TO brewers. Quota
lions are unchanged.
WOOL
Wool unsettled; dull; domestic fleece,
Goa 2sc; pulled. l6d25c.
MERCHANDISE
Cotiee-Options steady. but quiet. Sales
were -. 30 ags. including: Septem-
her. $l4.5Sa t. 20: October. $i4bSti IA. "a:
November. sia5A6filS5; December, $l4 ~
eIiAe0. Rio-Spot. quiet and steady, at
i5sAc forNo. 7.
Sugar--Raw- Quiet and steady. Refined
steady and in fair demand.
Copper-Steadv; Lake, $a6S
Lead--Quiet: domestic, S237ls.
Tin-StFong; Straits. slau; plates.
dull and steady.
spelter-E Easy: domestic. SaTo.
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Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER will
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH SWEET
AS A BABY'S.
II will GARDEN THE GUNS.
Ii will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER is free
from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER has Q
delicate and refreshing favor.
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EVERETT ROUTE -
r. nTEAMEa GREYHOUND

II sTxsaEa GREYHOUND.
pAsly xxcsS4 =aaday
leaves seattle. o IS . d llsSe "a aaa ~ .
- yTarsu q Isa IA asIs n ard ~ y "a
leaves seaEEss ~ 30 m " - n
s1ssaEs Leaves svsFss1, ssss "a $3.50 n
fsonua~t. wfth beats Tor TseoB eaf saeaSzzstnh
Y.nnfux Calfn ga eaeE. foot % ATssa ssfsst
srsTTfY A~n TACOMA SANlaAIlgs CO
CIATp TROJP. r. W ooobhs =.
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on West street, after the rush OF the day
before. when new lots OF fruit arrived by
steamer The quiet was only by compari-
son. however. for dealers reported good
days business.
Blackberries continue TO be scarce and
the market is not sufficiently supplied
from home gardens. Prices quoted ut s.,
where berries are to be- had.
Ripe tomatoes are about as scarce ~
anything The demand 10 steady and
strong, and the trouble is that they do not
rpen quickly enough. There are plenty
Of green tomatoes in stock, which are
picked over as fast as ripe ones appear,
bat IS yet there is no demand for green
ones. A few boxes from Vashon island
are now in market
dollhouse cucumbers. which have been
selling at % cents per dozen. have declined
TO 20 cents.
New crop timothy seed Is now in market
and is sold wholesale at ~ cents per
pound, this being an advance Of cent
over the last quotations on old crop.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
poRT oRcHARs

poRT oRcHARB
savy Yard Route rsmersGa, elanau
and Chafieston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foos Of wasasngton street daily s1csps
sunday. a. 0 Is . IA aad $50 p m Ths s.is
a. m. "Trip includes head Of fort Orchard. Excar
ssn parties can be accom- nodatsd On sandAyA
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LILY on THE sFLyERT
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips dauy except sunday.
In one hoar and twenty ave misutsA
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regal sr daily and sunday trips. seattle rseona
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TAXING EFYHcT
THURSDAY. JUNE L
TIME cAHp.
Leave racoma-e 80. e;th O. fn.. 80 Sis p m.
Leave sssttse-s;ie HAS O. m, $50. TOO y n
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Leave Taeoma-s 80, IL 10 . m. A;Se p I'M.
Leave ssaitis-s 100 . m, 200 TOD p n
Landing q y. r. wharf Tacoma. and conmsr
etai deck. fecs Of Marion stress seattle
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geness and seattle route.
TINE cARp
East Passenger and frsighs Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, May %. 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday ss follows: Seattle.
. NJ. Townsend 20. arrives Port Angeles
p m Leaves Port Angeles m: Port
Townsend so p. m: arrives seattle 10 p m
LAn6inga City Dock, Seattle; Ttbhaa's Dock. Pan
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