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ThssPuyaiIup school Farm.

TACOMA, Nov. !. Special - Judge
Antoine Jackson said today. in regard to
the work of the trustees of the school farm,
who were appointed at the recent meeting
of the Pnyallups: I'VE have engineers
already st work plating the farm. We
have also started the drawing mp of bill
to be submitted TO congress which will
patent the title to us as trustees II will
contain o fail list OF the distributes and a
fun declaration of trust" WHAT do you
propose to do If the new congressional
commission takes charge ?" was asked the
smiling judge. "If they keep still we
won't do anything TO them; bus II they
take hold OF the property we'll enjoin
them. Oh, we've got ali our plans made. 1"
The trustees. so-cslled, are, beside judge
Jackson, Jerry Meeker and Augustus
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THE MATABELES RUN.
Three Thousand Killed and
Wounded by the British
KING LoeENcuLA TAKES FLIGHT.
me Unfortunate Natives Moved Dswn
~ Asesias Guns Before Apprs.shaag
Near kssagh 90 Throw spears

CAPE Iowv. Nov. i.--Cecsi Rhodes, pre-
mier OF Cape Colony, telegraphs from Fort
Cnsrter that native runners SAP the Mata-
peses are utterly defeated and King Lnben-
zuaa has fed- The British column effected
iuneture 1t Buiusayo and both columns
are nov pursuing the fugitive king and
his followers. Maj. Forbes had dssper-
afs light with Lobengnla's crack Inbixo
regiment and halt OF the latter we're de-
sxoyed. The blacks fought with great
bravery, but the machine guns and sun-
srring rides Of the whites were too
much for them. The destruction was
such that they never got within
spear distance of the white columns. and
nnaiiy broke In utter rout The loss TO
the Chartered Company's forces was
slight and msinIy confined TO MAJ. Forbes
column. The Matabels loss Is reported 20
exceed 1900 killed and wounded. All
Mashonalsnd reports confirm these stories
and agree that the Matabels power Is
utterly broken.
One of the ENJOYS killed By Bechuans-
land police was q relative OF o powerful
King Of one Of the native states, who has
consequently withdrawn into the interior
and is preparing to engage In vigorous
hostilities against the British Chartered
Company.
LONDON. Nov. LA dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says: The Cologne Gazette
has dispatch from Cape Town giving
alarming reports ofthe condition of affairs
In German Southwest Africa. 1t is stated
that Chief WITHHOLD and followers had O
light with che colonial troops near Horn
kranz, and several Germans, including
Lieut. Francois. were killed and the Ger
man settlements burned. The reports are
not confirmed.
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dust II 10 believed the robbers ssrs Led
by two Montana epium snugglsrs. named
siesert and Kirkpatrick, who hsd associ-
atsd With them several residents Of tie
Tobacco plains neighbozhood. Poor Reg
ers. Who was In charge Of the little band
Who we're robbed and sho Vas accident
ally killed the day after the robbery, vas
buried at Windsrmere, and nan named
Bob Thornbury. who had been sent to dig
the grave, dropped dead on the way TO the
graveyard and wss barred by the side Of
Rogers whose last resting place he had
been sent 20 prepare. The double funeral
was largely attended, xresshs of wild
flowers being piaced on the graves by
miners from miles around and Recorder
Code reading the burial service.
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The Russian squadron at Ataccie.

RoME. Nov. LAS the Russian squad
ron entered the harbor of Ajaccio. the cap
ital OF Corsica. an explosion occurred in
the engine room OF the flagship Emperor
Nicholas l.. seriously injuring six tiremsn
and engineers. This accident. following
closely upon collision between the cruis-
ers Pamiat Azova and Admiral Nachimofi.
shortly after they left Touion, has cast q
gloom over the squadron. Salutes were
exchanged between the batteries ashore
and the visiting war vessels. The latter
were welcomed by large crowds of people,
who gathered about the port and cried /:
give la Russie." Admiral Aveilan and
the city authorities exchanged cordial
greetings during the day.
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aerman Army Gamblers s.ntene.d.

BERLIN, Nov. LA dispatch from Ham
over says the great gambling trial IL
ended. Lieut.. Won Meyerick. Capt.
Fcshrte and Ludwig Adler were each
sentenced TO four years imprisonment.
Lustrum was condemned to lose his civil
rights. Seaman and Hesseman each got
small penalties. The newspapers make
severe comments upon the revelations and
demand that the authorities take stringent
measures TO prevent such scandalous
gambling In the future. The anti-Semitio
press exults over the fact that six Of the
prisoners were Jews.
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TAcoxA. New. Especial. l--secretsry
Tonueson. of the state board of hortical.
tare, IS toforwArd 10 China By the steam
ship Tacoma Two sample boxes OF prnnes
the Italian and French varieties. TIE
board has gone into the matter wlth the
idea Of establishing trade IN dried fruits
between the Coast and Japan and China
The samples will be taken charge Of By the
agents OF the Northern Pacific steamer
line, who will try What can be done with
this class OF goods In the Oriental terminsl
points Of she line. The samples were from
the ranch Of A. W. Hidden, of Vancouver.
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The Canadian Cable Co Australia.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 1-Au the colonies
display great interest in the visit of the
Canadian minister OF commerce and the
project Is being heartily supported. The
coming conference will be regarded as be-
ing Of the greatest Importance, and 1t is
said here thar it will be held early next
year aud that Great Britain will send .
delegate to discuss the Pacific cable pro-
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Eote-Baromsser reduced 20 sea level "a
indicates trace OF precipitation.


indicates trace OF ecipltstion.
SUMMARY.
Mean barometer. 5000; highest barome-
ter 30.42. date. 18th; lowest barometer,
% 46. date. 7th. Mean temperature Is /:
highestst IS, date. nth; low
est temperature. 81. date, I'D; greatest
daily range of temperature. %; date. i4th !;
least daily range OF temperature. 2. date.
10Th. Mean temperature for this month
in 1890. so; 1901, no record; 1892,
81; 1898. IS; mean temperature for
this month TOR three years. 81; prevailing
direction Of wind. southeast: total move
ment of wind 4, T6S miles; maximum ve-
locity of wind. direction and date. "a. south
east, 18th. Total precipitation, see inches !:
number of days in which .ol or more Of
precipitation fell, IA Total precipitation
Tin inchcs) for this month In 1890, sos:
1891, no record; 1892, ais; 1898, 366;
average precipitation for this month for
three years. 3. IS: number of cloudiess days
3: partly cloudy days. s; cloudy days. %:
dates of frost. 18th. 23d. 24ih; hail FELL on
2i; snow fell on 3lst: solar halo on 18th |:
mean relative humidity, So per cent.
@. ii. WILsoN.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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SAN FRANcfsco MARKETS.


San FRAscisco. Nov. 1.-The merchandise
market vas steady, with a moderate improve
ment reported By dealers The produce mar
kets were quiet
Vegetables and fresh iruits-DulL
Polatocs-Weak.
Onions--Firm.
Buttsr-Neak.
Eggs-Easier
Poultry--Hsayy supply.
Game-DulL
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks, fs.ei4:
wheat, csatats. s&l3a barley. eentals. b,i3s;
oats centhis. 32l: rye, sacks. S3S. beans. sacks,
A257; potatoes. sacks, SAT; onions, sacks, seI;
Fiour-ws quote: Net cash prices for family
exfres, t36S&17S per barrel: bakers extras,
Nso0B2 90; supsrfne. g. 60Qe2 "a
Ahest-There was an easter feeling 70 the
na1ksG to1ay with a slight shading IN prices,
e0osaole at tl.elix 6bi.02ls per GENITAL for No.
iAippIng. and sluss tor choice offering:
sal's1nrsr Ssns :, Steady sa s price. Feed
Us0t72lsc per GENITAL for fair TO good quality.
saa Ist95s Tor choice bright; brewing. s7ssa
osts-Prices remain undissurbed and trade il
moderately active. Milling. sils}sYi IN: ur-
Prise. H. 221sQei 25sS; fancy feed, u %:
gooi g choice, tLg7.s9l lelS; common 20 AR.
Esss'; nlaek. $40 .221s; Red, o'taesslo7,s;
Tsey. tl1&Ll0 per GENITAL
CALL BOARD.
Sales we're recorded today as follows:
Afternoon session; whsat-Msy, 800 tons,
NEk; ieu tons, 81 3sss: December. 100 tons,
NLl 300 tons, 81 ili4 psr eentAi.
kaiisy-No sales
FINANCIAL
Drafts - On sirh. New York. per 500. $50
eissonni Sterling hllis-on London. eo-day
SILVER
Silver bars. per ounce. esS96s,<a
Mexican dollars, S7lssB5so
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srpno. Nov. L--FSpeciaL. The residence
of A ]. Willard, near this town, Was con-
suraed by are at 8 p. m. yesterday, to-
rsther with all the furniture except sew
Ing machine, with no insurance. The
cause Of the Gre il supposed 90 be dsfse-
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tn. Great Dsmasou. Mosqu. Burned

LONDON. Nov Ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the principal mosque at
Damascus has been burned, the ire caus-
ing loss of 100000. Il was originally
named the Church of st. John aud con-
tanned the cask in which the traditional
'head of John the Baptist" was shown.
The sultan has ordered that the mosque
be rebuilt at once.
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The kso,enay Hixnwaymen.

VIcsoRiA. Nov. Especial IA Cciemiss
special from Fort Steele says no clue has
been secured as 10 tue idensity Of the
masked band who held up Chinese camp
Of miners homsward bound after q
cleanup and rebexd them OF s2I,0o2 Ia
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rsLAxD ROUTE


Leaves Aerchaass dSek % . M Mnssaays WA
ssseays .ss Rre&Ys fsr West SIDE c3.1f2 snd snv
lRz1ssges THe~asys 1narsasys ard sAansaxys ssr
East sses vssasz. CAAz4sasas. DsaNnansa ssane.s
IAS4tsg an3 Beenns. Leaves Tacoma eysrr
zsrzlzr exsspS e@zzAy g es3a.
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rcwxsxsn pun
i gsnsss AA4 seattle route.
TINE
Fast Passenger snd Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May "a 1898
Leaves daily except Aondsv as folowsi eeastiA
. m: Townsend lose arrives Port Angeles j
p Leaves PORT AnEelss m; PORT
TowEssnd so p M: arrives Seattle 10 p M
Laadingn City Dock, Seattle; Ttsnafs Dock. PaFe
HATCH BROS
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BosTos STOCK MARKxr.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Board OF Trade
Cnfckso. Nov. 1.-The board was closed today
On account OF the funeral of Mayor HssrlsoE.
LIVE srocx-
caftie-Receipts. i70o0 head Market sctive.
signify hiehzr, top natives, nisf95 50;
smsealafns, sssas9 osheys. t45t9L95; Texans.
tG<62 -. stoexexs, t1S1<g1.a
H0gs-keesiptss 2f000 head Market fsirly
active steadys roagh aud common. - Sos 50;
MIR q aud packers. $50 6t6 is; light mixed,
% i5S6 %; prime heavy and butcher ysighis
sAZASa-sS: prime light, t6I0f16sS
shesp-kecelrts. loo head: rough aud COM
MOI lot. xLsesB1 ~: mixed ewes and wethers,
R1a93z y: sotasthing better, s. 5a3175; beat,
t4&k IS; Westerns, t1s as Is
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HEnrNANoEs1-
Coase-opttons. opened quiet ana easier;
closed dnl - from unchanged 10 pagnts de-
s.sae rsles 40 eags. inc'u irx: November,
- VOL 10. Decsmber. tf&sa<3l6se; Janusry,
is5<e. 80
sagss-kaw, ncminsi: rsensd. quiet
g@ppsr-Dnli; IAke, B-7a
Lss1-Easisrs domestic, szO
11n-FsrEsers Strata. 80 20 bad
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Boyxs asd ehtl5rs1s oyercozts aat nzcktr.
tosAes tuciuae1 Ia sur anniversary sats sstur.
dsx. November Hyams. Paaxpn & Co
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MARK HroHLAxn
Read what . ehsmisf ssys;
sroxAxr. ysan.rr IL. w.

SPOKANE JaanAry ~. fssA
a~ns,snsn-f take great pleasure Ia sddiag my
,sst9pnoasal 20 the excellent qualities Of Lnbin's
Toosh Powder and after msay Yszrs personal az
r.rtsnre q, tss use su1 Of attentive observation %
&. ..s sf.ctory effects npoa the tssta 81 nay
r.t.,ut. 4 recommend Il 70 al As safs. Pleasant
ana sssracioas dentifFiee. combining ali tRs
r,aussftes Or preserving the sseta and gunls In Q
e.eAa. aeAlsAy eoadltica
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ThisaerseahIs and esrcaeious Tooth Powder. -
tablishsd by more han twenty yea v experience
has received the sanction OF the members OF ths
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gener-
ally and By them &c Is daily recommended and
prescribed IL Il rs pleasant I'm the application -
it is excellent In It's effects: T. speedily readers the
hseth white and smooth, the gums healthfal red
and Arm. and by fsequent viii preserve them
in this desirable condition II gradually but ef
fectualiy removes tartar, and destroyes the para
sitica animalculS which neglect may have per
nittsd to collect and prevents their further acca
mutation thus serving ss . complies oeautinsz
4. and pressrvsr Of the teeth Microscopic sxaminar
tons have been made OF the matter Deposited on
the teeth aud gums Of individuals selected from
all classes Of society and OF every variety OF bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 20 exist In great
numberA Experiments were made for their 70
meval ana the ingredients used IN Luetns Toosh
Powder were found TO be most effeciual DESTROY
ing them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness OF friends 10 are ysr
nitssd to pablish the following
TESTIMONIALS,
PoRrLAsp Or. March 2. lisa
Dear sfrs-B Being satished with your manner Of
preparing the penttfrice. and knowing IL TO be per
fectiy harmless In is effects. / have since you
commenced It's preparation. used II In my family
and prescribed Il TO my patients with uniform
ssiisfaetion. and I now cordially recommend Il to
the public being valuable, safe and efficacioas
dsntifries. well adapted 70 he ping the tssth and
gums In . clean. healthy condition. Yours tray.
w. c. BROWN. D. d. =
Ths following Ia from one OF The most eminent
authorities in the West:
sA. FaAScfsco, July Is. 1889.
Iuosn Chemical Ca:
Dear ssrs-f commendztory word from me In
favor OF your excellent tooth powder, known a.
Iuhin's Icoth Powder, can add 60 its deserved
popularity Aad extended use, can cheer
fully and tguthfnify say these who are Ia want
Of pleasant. harmless and thoroughly eficasious
esntfrics that they will fad these qualities ell
combined In your admir&bls prsparationi and
aftsr long acquaintance and careful eossrva,ion
Of tia effects upon the teesh OF those who have
made daily use OF Il ard q personal experiences ef
10. merits for nearly twenty years know Of moth
Ing scperieE for the purpose Of cleaning prsssEvs
Ing and heaatifying the teeth.
MARK HI0HLANn
Read what . chsmisi says:
SEATTLE. August !. 1889.
Q%ntlsnea-I have made ehsnstcai sEAmn&
ten Of Lubin's Tooth Powder and ma that its
constituents are such can neither chsmieAly OF
mechanically iniuTe thu teeth. The taiietons 80
lection Of the ngred snts and the evident cars ex
hsoi,ed 10 its prsnaTation. conmsad IL - harm
lsss a vsu a. 40 sf3caoinas dsntisrsce.
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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IIoop CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger stsamsf
DELTA
fCarrysae o. =. rzstII leaves Colmxa deck Non
eayx Wednesdays and Efi5sys ~ 90 q IA 90
kinxss8zz PORT 8amsse HaEEgr, ~sAsssk Hftnasn
psws-t0 L4iSissa9 ala HSo6kPoxs snz rnfas
CITY and fnisFr4e1ssts points. arriysag az ru3ez
Ctr ~ % > M Leaves Cnioa CstY ~ 4. o :
sa- Tuesdays, TanFs1Ays and s&tes6ays. ssfivEn.
THoMPsox sgoa
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ooroBEK WEATHER RECORD.

Following 10 the meteorological record
OF observations taken by the observer at
Seattle during October:
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ToRAIGN MARKETs.
iorpos STOCK xxcHANeK
LcsDcx. Nov. L--Goid bullion into Bank Of
Englsnd. f4.oon Consois, ssI<L Bank Of Eng.
land discount rate. per csak
SILVER
Bar silver. .s1s ane, per ounce. sd
ExsLgsH eRAIN MAExEr.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. L--Wheat-Easy; holders
ofer freely. No red winter. 30 90; No. red
spring. Sc ID
Corn--spot, firm: holders offer sparingly; new
mixed. A. 81: futures, firm; holders offer spar
ingsy; Deesnbsr, n "a
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LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment-
Contentment makes life worth liv.
Ing.
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MINING srocxa
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NV YeaE. New. Lit was decidedly q
sssthy market in stocks to-day, and the vol
sAs OK business, though lighter than for The
rssf lev aays was fairly active IL wss baak
sandsy N London and . holiday in ceieago
escsass Of hsrrlsoa's tnnersl. This lsfs spseu-
sahcn practically la the hands OF local opera
sxS AL The outstanding cestiaeases, xmoHat.
snS 70 tse.1oo wste cancelled hy tho clearing
sease THIS morning These were issued by the
esafing house apFinE the panic % serve Ia Get.
asaents between banks in order 10 eeoaouixs
We Use OF currency. This was accented IS
Wseene0 Of The remarkable reeupssssive power
= wa aaances> Alter various fluctuations the
s1Sat CLOSED strong at al advance Ter the day
nassng from !. 20 "a per osn1
uovesameHt bonds-Flrr.
se0ssaEa-Stsady; December. closed Of 20
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81 silver, rsr ouuce. 6Ssseshsa
@ssesn dollars, sfas xSse.
. FINANCIAL.
.ssoaer Ga aig-Easy. \ 20 per cent. closed
- AZ peE eaas Prime mercantile paper.
s~s.S Pc cent Sterling exchaaEe-Dala. stee ~.
~ -. fer sixty-Gay eills, and taNi .
49, s0x demand
HoSpA
teS1..-.... III IL. ! 49, (reg1.... -
Is tcoapl,... uls Pacific as ......... ia7
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE

Over fcgsy cara Of sheaf hare been saipp%3
txora NilsEr aGElag the last Ten 6ayA
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Ton cxAsrKRs
STEAMER rDAHn

Newly furnished ase sqnippsd ana especially
aasptea for exeartsoas. Address Boz TTa or cal
a rOen 81 starr Bsys bat3alnE
&. u. BRowSFIELn kssssr and owssr
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For rsiss reusss and eshss information cali on or
address
A D. CHARLTON, Asst oss Pass A.
No i2i firss ~, Portland Or.
IA SADEAr. Gea Agent seattle CITY ticket
orscs corner Yessr sveaas All front street.
Depot Eckst ocies. Garner W eat kza CalauaalA "a
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RELLINoHAx BAY. ISsIpE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmends, Everett. Citation, Langley. Cenps-
vile, Utsala1y, FidAse City. Ahscortss, eAznlsh,
fairhavsn. Sehcms and VIVA Gem. isAvsng seattle
iprnins leaves wnstoon Tussdays Tharsssys
and Saturdays At $50 m. landing at BAKERS
wharf. foot OF University street
RKLLINoHAM Eat INSIDE Rourx-
whatcom ana sehoms Falrhsvsn. samish. An.
acortes. fidalgo City. usalady, Coupsvills, Lans.
ley. clinien Everett, EdmonaA
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City deck Tuesdays Thursdays saa sstur.
days 81 o'clock IA Tickets for sale q city
Ticket once. s0& second street
Fly ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Three round trips daily. Q; 70 u ~
In one hour and tweniy ave Minutes
THE STEAMER ~FLYER.
Regular daily trips. seattle Tacoma roass, - fol
lows;
TAXING RErscr
WEDNESDAY. NOV. !.
TINE CARD.
Leave Tseoms-s.is q IA, I:so Sis pm.
Leave scattie-s:09 HAS @ a., BIS p IA.
Lanfnz At y. p wharf, Tacoma, and CONNER.
c'ai dock. foot Of Marion strest. sesttis
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business showed new Impetus To-Day as ~ u
De hrst Of the month and orders always come
b little moro freely at such times. During
0etoter business was satisfactory TO merchants
In general. and IL ia steadily on the Increase
& There are no important changes in quota
tions. but arrivals OF produce continue largo
Wheat potatoes apples, oats. one and al, are
brought IN By nearly every steamer arriving
from down Sound.
The wheat market continues quiet aud dull.
without change OF prices Receipts arc about
The same a. heretofore. but increased eighty.
Potatoes are coming 20 market In considsrshls
quantities, but prices are hrmer. ranging from
81 70 ti5 per ton. according TO variety.
Another car load OF Eastern grapes has az
rived, making concords still more plentiful in
market than heretofore They are still quoted
b. wholesalers ut 30 cents basket
Large stocks OF apples are on hand, but there
b no change in prices. Fancy stock 10 held for
birh figures and is comparatively scarce. with
N upward tendency.
Good stocks of poultry are again IN market,
Shipments having peen renewed when former
siocks we're being worked OK
Hops remain weak, with prices on tbs decline.
Buyers DO not seem so anxious 10 buy ~ grow
ga do 20 sell
There 10 somo activity in the fresh beef mar
tsk as dealers have been cutting prices, but ths
eat Il supposed 20 be only temporary.
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
TIME CARA
eEArTLE-TACoNA ROUTE
nAILY.
Steamer STATE OF WARRINGTON
leaves Seattle for Tacoma AZ 10 100 m. 500
p m aGd $50 p m
sEATTLE-BELLINGa BAY ROUTE
Daily.
Steamer SEH0ME
Leaves Seattle for Bsiiinghan Bay. Anacoxsss ana
Port Townsend ~ 1900 .. N
sEArrLK-LA CONNER
wHInBY ISLAND RoUTE
barry ExckPT SATURDAY..
Steamer FAIRHAyEN
Leaves Seattle for Everett, Ia Conner ana al
Nhsaoy Island polRts ~ $500 p m
sEATTLk-SKAGTr RIVER ROUTE
steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday on tIde
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave seattle for Astoria and Portland.
Oregon. every 1--we dayA
Effective November !, issS
@ Noel zLLAND General Aren't
tiympsc Block, uadsr y. p. 4facsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-02

r.vKRETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Seattle. % As . m HAS o IA ane k:to N
Leaves Eysrstt. o. Is N. 2sl5 p IA snd 90 "a
Lssfss esettfe- -. ss.sssss.I 80 . ~
~~A&" Leaves Everett 4.-... $780,. 800 p N
CenRsSsa with bokts for Tac3ma and snohoSntsa.
LAa6inE Colna g. docE. foot 81 Marion street
SEATTLE ASD TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLAUD ThOUF, b. W. 0oODHuE.
PEsa ssey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-02

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