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NIsatiA. Cal, June s--I.as: night Sheriff.
Kay received information that Evans and
Son,sg. the fugitive highvaynsen. were In
town. He did not make night attack
fearing a repetition Of the last iasca. a.
1915 today lie received wha, he
considered reliable information tha.
the men we're a. Evans hcrsA
A posse Of loo men were organized. the
house surrounded and the sheriff. accom-.
panied by the nephew Of Evans. wen. 70
;hs house and the men were not found
The home Of Mrs. Byrd, Evans mother
in Law. Was also visited, bat the cespers-
does were not there.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.



san FsAscisco. juno S-The local nc'eaan-
use msrheis were iaii and unchanged Pro-
aaes marssts were quiet
Vegetables were IA fair demand Potatoes
we're easier. oaiens steady.
fsssa fruits are pseatsfaL
EAsscsa rsoa'ur soid IL good Advantage Cali
tss.a stock is dan and weak.
ss'ser wss stesdy aud eSys armcs, while
eas>ss 10 weak
sssdaes reeesrss-Fieur. quarter SACKS. Is ss.
SSAi HsHssis. st3. basisv, escntafs. ssh: corn,
Sans, saek., -. potstses. sacks, S,xsa.
'S.shs. saeSs, l,itN. bran. sse&s. s.ita
ssaF~ We quote; Net cash prices sos family
- n /" '''4sa :" per oel eaAsrs extras. &teo
-. taiSsaae. y NosssS ~
...ss@R.- re tnsEAe, - IN an unsatisfactory
sfS iFsie u casi shi quotations are largely
ssaaaa kaslisb advsevs report u dScitae al
aaa Tor csfE 90 and this circumstance
tssis sfsec'S the l6sai situation. AZ the
s.eaasut tl--sst per ceass - fuls euo;atio. .or
ssiffaUk heat. with nceoiy snx GUS to
a. M 49,. an. sfsiss ate sHeiAose al sL2ss.s
~ev @sftag. SFc IA sNecs If tho susrxes
Aaa HT' - saaw a. easy tons Ne aaa;s;
$50 80 s*sss>lA. = PER esn'si Tor soN,s quality,
ss.s 'S' ""'"-' N*Ss'A~S iss
sss-A.sl-s srie~s wsss lowerss tN.av We
NJ. Tag, slesss 81. fancy ;ssi g. tsss
~ LIS 81. gray. HS<sl A.. elseK. 81 N.
CALL soAKc
ssass ,assy
-. y Seat so'a .ns. tasesrnsl session, psSesu,.
-. 80 tS7s. y = p~r Genital saa soas g. S.
- 49, AfsaiSr sxsslcn-~ fsscczl axr-~-& =
- .s" toes 5; - ase teas, SIS
= ss sN<- sseH re s,sas O. -. sgss3 .ssx..
k.,s.s '1,.s : -, - tVa. . "a .sf esssAA
sssst -lNaariaa tiersaa Es$r- -ss tcs.ss. ssAse
80, t>S. Nss lssi Eaa-. Sc 40 tons. 81.
& sssA Ass9-Af sss,iSa -S-aI .er isssA s.cw =
.aas os'Asc go ceutsf
a.. s..sasssa session 90 n beat psees-e<r 10
a.sA. st0 ssas. a. 49,: .ssl-, .sss pss-
u -. ~ tcas, - -. peg ccntai
&c tsf lisa tss a. toss NJ. IA
"~N 80. Aoc~ss 1ser--ss3 iSs.s SIS u~r sxs,.t
FINANCIAL
sfs-oa ssgss Nsw Ys.s. 10. s,sa l..
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VICTORIA. Is. C.. June S. Special THE
steamer Miowe.a. the first Of the new
Australian line. arrived this evening from,
Sydney and Honolulu. She had a good
voyage. with only \ delay Of nine hours
She Is fine ship and beautifully fitted
The passengers all speak highly OF he,
officers and appointments. There are FORTY
first-clsss passengers and twenty-five
seeoni-class. Every berth was taken n,
Sydney. but the day before leaving there
was financial panic and many who had
bought passages decided rather 10 forfeit.
tie money than come away leaving their
interests imreriled. The ships officer,
we're rendered \ reception by the British
Columbia Beard OF Trade. The vessel
leaves tomorrow for Vancouver There is
quantity of freight and = 10. of fruit from
Honolulu Tor British Columbia and Eas
ern Canadian points.
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THE SEATTLE PosTNTEILIGENCER FRIDAY: JUNE . lssa
TELLER ON SILVER.
The Rich Nine Owner Disagrees
With the President.
STICKING Up FOR HIS eullloN
Oh 2so Held ~ . Roesesgse Tsaan d
0liasis 90 Rsh The HI.
pgoos Cas.

DKsvER, June A--ssnator Teller, IN q
lengthy letter which viii appear In ths
Aoeky AosStsis Eesrs tomorrow, takes
strong ground against President Cisvs-
land . statement 70 the Associated Press
that IN extra session Of congress 10 necss-
sary to repeal the Sherman Law. The
senator says:
The uss at sfivss - money 10 . question In
whicn ell wcrkingnsn and eli producsss OF
esesy Kind ass especially interested I: il eight
ios Numerical and financial Independence. ios
tas progress, prosperity. freedom aud
happiness Of ninety nice Of every 100 OF this raes
ana In importance ovefshsdows and dwarss
aii questions pssssnted for Ne consideration OF
mankind. Il - mot fight against vsakIfnxs:
- light against organised wealth, againss
snose Who control by their wealth the adminis-
Ssssion. the press and, In some cases. the pulpit,
ano the unthinking and ignorant mass OF men
who ell their hirshrighs for the present mess
Of pos,aye.
Senator Teller holds that the existing
financial ssringency does not arise from
the silver Law in force, but rather from tho
policy Of the great monetary institutions
towards the systematic enhancement OF
the value Of gold in relation TO al prod
uets. He points out that while these
financial storms rage in England, Aus
tralia. Germany and the Netherlands. biz
metallic France Is serene and prosperous
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REAL ESTATE sALGA
Deeds Recorded In the 4 aditor's Once
l~sfeFiAy.

Real estate tfarssetiens from jannsry 1, lsa,
are g. sa6 - TArre died .er record yes,er.
dSy 1, dee>.s. the considerations asxrsxsslax
G..ssa Following % the sis; as furnished BY
CsSorDe. 1rssapsE & Ga. sastraesoes 81 s.sLsA
lie Cherry street. e~sweea froas sai sscoaa:
II. l. ts~arhorn - l. \. Ma;aaey, LOT J. block
IS Yesisrs - add So
Y J. nclhrisxs 20 william Run, LOT & block s
Nc Aleey' Supplement-. tte0
Mp z. r. co TO Joan Lanke Q; a.. ras: sec
&. Il, q $50
l. | sssas;sd 80 iewis rs,srsoa. par, sec 81.
IL + ssenny 10 Esnrr FgAr-.r. lo,s s 6 ana
=. block -. peaay suhFuaSn add fS-S
Joan 4anasoa 10 lseoo hsaa. e, tie a, -, s.
GRAFT LAgs,sr TO Rama MuAs. 10. u, aloea ~
Gslsaan ;srk. tssA
& N Snasrsea IN A y. Af,iersoa. tracts Z 1.
II. Panther lake xsrses tracts. sl.3st
luAfsy Bsnnet, 70 : +, hsGasts, lots IA block
:, Essx & Nnighss sst. 81
a. : Errv-eh 81 a.. 10 81 II Peace, lctsi . :
e.t,cs ii. psnay & Heyt's xst, tst2
y n Rsaek 81 C2asscs Ii. Bach, .oss -. -
a.aea =. NtAlc<r's saa. s-aa
A 4ooze ct a. 10 T. u Aes-c. 10; a h,oex
=. srcexlyn, tS2
: = afsektass 20 w l. hsHfos, lots s1e -
Els,eA - C1sc s15. ts0
p II ilssies "a 3 X Aaspa ss=s: - ksrs,
lsnS sAaJsDs, I'D
Frri isa.sn % Anass Erase. 10: $ s'Oes !.
seattle ss. "a, SsA
g.
ilsa. Ho-ssa to rcan Rsaes. lo,s q. -, s.o<s
n add Ia n. NJ i.:.. p~rs .ses q Is ar.
s., - : g.
Scs u.1he, lands sc J. Z. Mc<astae.. goxv,g
esSr2.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED by


DI,S. Merrill g. Merrill.
The most widely aud Snvorabiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors ere regular grAd-
uates from the University of tbs City OF New osk
and Of Long sand olego Hospital. Brooklyn.
New i ork, End their long experience. remarkable
skill and universal success In the treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases entitie these enipent
phyaieians to the fnn confidence of the adlittsd
ovorywherA
matter what your complaint, consult these
successful special ists, who able to effect cures
In many tiaS have heen pronounced no pelssA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
C6SSFULLY, cure QUICKLY and PER
MANENTLY PNiNATk RLoOU AND SKIN
DJsrAsk>. NGRvorA DEBILITY AND ekx.
Rectal ULCERS, SYPHILIS 0ONORRHoA.
0LEET. spermatcrrhuA Seminal Weakness Losi
Manhood. Night Emissions. DscAyed Faculties.
kheamatism. Neuralgia Caiorrh, Bronchtt!o,
Asthma, Tumoro. Erupt.ons. Salt Rheum aud
scyofnia- HYDROCELE. VARICOCGLk and
eTRICTCRES radically and safely cured without
pain detention nom business and cures Guasou.
iced
All aeforn,,siss ana impsdinsuts 70 marriage
quickly removed
cEkTAiN AND POSITIVE CURE fos tAe
awful effects Of early vice and the numerous evi0
thAs follow ia its train
I1onx experiences. with unparalleled succesA b
che hese evidence Of . doctors skill
DIE Asses OF WOVEN also receive special
sasen.lon Consult personally the OLD kS1 end
mast EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS -
~ Coast, or write sendIng stamp Consuisaoce
0y00D street, Ooo1elos
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CHICAGO. June Ca the Hoard Of Trade to.
DAY w3est touched tho lowest point ever
reached IN the history OF this market In Au.
eust, i:se7. after tho failure of the Kershsw
wheat aoraeF. cash wheat sod ss 6sss cents, aud
this nts heretofore been low water mark: but
today &: cold 81 Ct centa The entire trade was
exceedingly ocss,sh. Heavy operators. who had
teen seying for = few days. threw over their
holdings. sad the price Of July wheat. which
closed yesterday at 81. csats. so,d down To 81 !.
but rsi jed later 60 s5,, In addition to the 10.
ca SELLING. the other weakening causes were
selling orders from $. Louis and the Northwest,
tho I'm xovci condi,ioa Of crops in the Sou. ii.
west. aad the repos, that one Of the ncavics,
wholesale grocery houses IN New York had
failed.
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Altoona Dive to BE C,.ses

TACOMA, June s. Special. As a re-
salt of numerous fights and alleSe. theft,
and sharp practice and szre-,Atnw
games a, the Comi9ae taeaie-
an effort has been started n
cLose it. L. - also charged :ha; The
Comi9ae desses sae law BY not taking GA,
a saloon license. II has aour.saed STAGE
the palfny days OF the late Harry Morgan.
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PgxnIo, Mex. June s-Sexs vas 20.
ee.vei here today :g0sn rapsni.ia. in the
state ot Vera Graz. os the assassination az
Hon. Jose Aereato. prominent attorney
who vas well kpown Ia Mexico.
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- : > = -
BREviTlEs.
An Attempt to AssAsainate the New
Presidsns Of the Republic.

An Attempt TO Assasainate the New
Presidsns OF the Republic.
MAxAeUA, Mic. June SAN attempt to
assassinate President Machado. Of Nicara.
qua, has been made. A number OF
Zavali's followers were dissatisfied with
the selection of Machado as prcsieen. and
resolved to storm the palace. assassina,e
Machado and then while the couu-
try Was In chaotic state, de-
clare a union Of church and state.
with the revolutionary leaders Zavali
and Morales At the head of the govern
ment. President Machado had stationed
his guards around the palace. and by a
preeoncertcd movement on the part o:
the Observation-Disclosures the latter
attempted TO take the palace by
storm with 200 men. The police and local
garrison kept off the attacking party. but
fracas occurred wherein two revolution.
lists were killed outright and six others
wounded seriously. One policeman and
two Of the loea! garrison were killed.
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LONDON exsHANSR

ioxraS. Juse s--consols. - Is-lsi Bullion
gain oa bsaaccs paid iato Bank Of Enxaut
sosfay, ksaIon Bank OF England Discount,
rate ger esns
stsvHA
Bar silver. aa5 fine, So.
xSaG,N SEA:s NAsKRr
iAvEHrooI. Jnae s--Nheas-Dsmaad MOD:
crate. unchanged.
Cora: Demand moderate for spot: prices VI.
chaased
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arxAxrn nrcKEYk

RsAaiss ard refzraish@d sesv~s NeseAaam deck
Tw~%say l1zr~saF aHa sAzsr.AF ~ u "a OF
kfTgs.Ss Grs ssanstS. Bsaxer. -eaSecx. fSt-
xxnr lsuxAfsa Hs.o4sYorE Inaea city azsd Inter.
rresssssa rs2sas. arriving - Lsoa sszF .. - ~
leaves 4 ases ef.y . esassaxy. FRIDAY
ga SgaSAy. asS1yiAE - Se1s6s - = =
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PORTLAND. Jnns s. Especially -- Wheat
Trading IS 81 a stanisuil Nomlnsl quotations
Ne. Valley, s. %. walla ws.ia. 81 10 per ceatsi
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seattle Clearing House Resurns.
Ia the clearing house statement for the week
ended June I. Houston. Tex, shows the largest
increase. % PER ceat. and Nashville. Tenn.
the largest decrease. 80 per cent Following 10
an extract from tho statement.
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Despite the sssiy arrivals Of row potatoes
lay or two ssincs these are now scarce IN the
market. They sell st 20 q cents per pound
whom they ere 10 b had bu: dealers have not
enough TO eli their osdesa This scarcity hes
caused q sfifFsnng In prices OF old potatoes
Which are nov quoted At 50 per ton straight
These also are not very plenty and are expected
70 90 good deal higher before entirely out OF
he market
Forty crates Of waila walls stsswbsssiss A.
Ssssd on tho market and are selling ct Is per
eyafs OF twenty -four boxes. These are the first
Warrington straw berries to come IN this yeaS.
I'D they may b expected soon In large quaint
tea
0ooseberfses are In the market In considerable
euastitiss and sell at cents per pound. They
aas grown In wssts:n Washington.
Wheat remains unchanged. The market u
lnse1ivs and quotations merely nominal
snrpxRsrs AND xEcxrrra
Dssiug the past twsnfy-four houes produce
nd nsrchandiss have beoo shipped from and
Ssseivsd ~ the port Of eeattletn the following
esnntsies:
Tons
eAipmsnts By rail and water. ........ l.472
Aeeeipss By rail and water l.sl3
By steamship City Of Pueblo from San Ffnn-
eiseo-ita 60 butter. ~ e. cheese. q bbls wine,
= bbs liquor. si3 sks ontons, sl6 sks potatoes.
~ oxs bsans, CO honey. l00pkgs meat, 10 bxs
sfes Huiss ooe s1s sugars ~ @ gsocertess 10
= fruits and vegetables. ~ SKIS meal. ca 90
eanned goods. 2S5 SKIS salt. mats rice cs cofFcc
and tee. i6 kess nails. Sc bxs crackers, 49s bxs
oraseea. IL cs bottled beer. Is bbls bssr 40 sss
iced. bxs bananas, sks faxed wheat. $50 sks
corn. trunks. G. cs dry goods. 5 pkEs saddiery
y G. eocoanuts, II c. books and stationery. 81 CO
esuge. pes granite. u rolls leather. = bxs
pAsse pkss 6. oil. rolls Garrett - CO boot aud
eaoes, 60 hate. SKIS mats, O. cigars, acA
candy, les pcs iron. CO clothing, pcs steel, Is
. baasehoid good, o. hardware, 81 CO butter.
Toe. txs advertising matter. CO Chinese goods
3cssxs chain. IL c. freworks. = benehes, GO
escrkery. lai rkgs paint. etc. CO white lead 10
pks bird seed. s0pcs oak. bndis canvas, IL pxgs
express matter, 4s pigs other mdse and one
Package each OF corks, woolens, musical tnstru-
s1enis, settse. coil galvanized iron, showcase,
ehcrooss, ambreiias. color. belt. glass. tyre
writer. sticks, root beer. range. plato and
elorka
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Scsstsll 'afsrr-stssa apply 10 nsA-ss: Asas,..
fac-.e - y aseas 81
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Bellah q Co, wholesale dealers IN iron and
steel q Wilmington, Del, have failed
The Georgia Banksfs' Association has psti-
toned Tor the repeal OF the Sherman law.
Rumors Of the failure OF the Thurber- W hyland
Grocery Company. OF New York. are wholly I'm.
founded.
Conrad I. NsichoH & Co. . private banking
nrm OF Chicago, have msde an assignment.
Their assets are scheduled ct go 900 and labsii-
ties at 10000
An application viii be made for . recsiver for
the company that operated she Casino In New
York city. lts liabilities, including capital
stock. are $751; 56, aud ssscts 3s5.ooo
u. H. Lovsman. leading dry goods merchant
OF Chattanooga. Tenn. failed on Juno 8. with
property valued at $4,000. The claims Of pre-
ferred creditors aggregate $i3e, COO
Suits for $40. 900 were flied against the North
esn Pacific Elevator Company at T1coma on
June 8 and attachments have been issued 70. all
the compAny's property In this state. including
the Tacoma elevator.
josiah b. Kendall. Boston real estate dealer,
has gone into insolvency with liabilities agers-
eating tl79. i66 and assets $4,000.
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SOot East 0ts AO0tos
Sr. LorTs, June e-The Mobile q Mis-
souri, southbound passenger train which
left S.. Louis at $50 was robbed by
six men Ut Forest Lawn. near East St.
Louis At 9:30o'clock tonight. Several shots
were exchanged but no ono Was
hurt The passengers were badly fright
ened, but no one was molessed. All the
money in the express car was taken. but
IL 10 not known how much. II il impossi-
bic to get further particulars at this hour.
The following additional particulars
have been learned: Six robbers broke
open the express car with hatchets and
axes. Tho messenger was badly beaten
before he would open the safe.
Ten thousand dollars in cash
were secured. While two OF the
gang were slowing away this
money the other four were exchanging
shots with several passengers who had
opened FIRE on them. Neither the robbers
nor passengers were hurt. For boidness
and audacity this robbery is almost I'M
precedented.
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GEa Mel BROWN, n. A..
vAacesvss. 4 c.
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MRRCAANDISR

HOPS -Qniet and firm.
Conee--Options steady ami unclaimed, TO
June, NGlo: July, eiA5oDIaS5: August,
tlA ": September. elh 201laD: December,
&iA9a Spot Kio--Duil and steady. No. Z. lie
6ugaS--kaw-Firma aud dull. Enthusiastically
active and sirmer: mould 4, SOS Ii.isc: stand
ard A. 3 5l6Dy1c: confectionery A, 5 3-lo(15ssc:
cut loaf. sos l5-lGe: crushed, 54xtoS i5-l6c:
powdered. SsQ@5 13-l6c; GRADUATED, 5 5-i6(D5tsc;
cubes. I, 9-i6lASkc.
Coppss-Qnicfands steady: Lake, oi0S0
LAed--Qaies and uDchanged: Domestic, e3e0
Tin-Wcak: Strata. 3i9.35 bid: S1o. - asxed.
plAteo-- Quiet. Domestic. a 20
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Hsw yoxE srocx sxcrAxa.

1sv Ho8k STOCK 1HC1AE0R
NEW feRk. Juos A--Thsss vss q AeesdeHty
stronger tone II specu,asiou a t. eeors an !.
en,oee tooay ana IN Improved Sssl,as IN ansn-
go -. c,nies eeneraiiy. owing 70 . further d.
e.ins IN the sterling exehsses which has pus .
Up 70 Soso exports and to more cheering ID
vices fram Chicago The advancs In prizes w.
S9aAs 20 ss9e per eeat In the general list while
Manhattan foss ~; Western Unson was rsiosd
- one tine durinz the morning from So down
ses isst % steady 70 1rn in tone
0ovssnment bonds-steaay
Fssfoisum-6srong: S4ssc BID
FINANCIAL
,aonsy On esii-Firm ae AQs pse emit:
s ssso. pnsfsd ss s. Prime paper, 64s per ceat
sssnnE exenanes-wsak, with actual bust
ness IN banker bi.is q sAs5alsaS foe etxty.
osy oilis and N-s79ssss1 Cor dsmaad.
sYivKA
can dollars. 6ss&c
ooNn0.
ERW f.xnY Yu~>
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Asravs sAsllcgs sassecs 70 caAass aad fre;v.cca
pcss pSas zsaS
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CHICAGO, Juno whsst--U ussts:sd and
nervous; opened ssroug ,ssesc higher on moro
encouraging financial OUTLOOK; declined isxs on
the rdraor OF the failures Of . big Now York
grocery house, break In prices in the North
west ard Tree selling locally and on outside
orders: recovered slightly the denial OF tho
failure rumor. and closed easy lssc lower than
yesterday. Receipts. n 900 bushels: shipuenis,
$4,000 bushels.
whcet-Essy: cash. ca 20: July, eT,c
Cofn--Easier: cash. 81, &c: July. aoc.
0ats--fi-m. essh. 2oe: July. $50
Ryc-5sc.
Bsriey-SomiaL
Flax SIC.
Timo.hy-l7s<Aa0
Whisxy-SL
Pork STEADY. cash. 80 10: September, 1nsn
Lard Steady. cash. g. IS: September. $40. seq
short ribs--stesdy; cash. vi Is: September.
9ssis.
sheit eIsar-sie &c, ,A,as7s<
shoa:ders-slaos4I1A
CHICAGO LIVE srocK.
Cufc 400. June a-Csttis-Rsoeipts. 1900:
marks! steady and In some cases higher Prime
steers. saee&s 80. medium. eS9a Is; Others,
" sssto: Texans, " ttHa -
Hoss~Reeeipts. 1900. market opened sOs0c
higher bat lh>t tho Gdvaac. Mixed aud pack
err. Va s'stS ~; Primo heavv and butchers
weights. tA9se7os; iisht. &.es7. 10
Shcets-keceir,s. II. eon: steady. Natives &aOC
93a.y9; Jsxans. ~ 80. Westerns, - 9pfnS ID
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nRLlINoHA0 1AY INSIDE ROUTE
whascoua and sehosse Fatrhsvse. Samlse. An
acoE.ss. sidaixo City. UssaiaiY, Coa2syiiis, Lag
~, CliEna. kverest, K9mandh
STEAMER wAsCO
L>sves>< Hsiseifs tosk Tuesdays. Tssrstsys
end sasurdsys at O'clock . ~ Tickets fos 49,
q CITY IssAes Oftses s0s secoas street.
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DORT oRcHARo
navy Yass Route Eremsfsoa. osoD0
A24 taat2esson
s1YAMFR ELLIS

Leaves Got o. wasstnz.c7 ssss~s ca1v sxesSs
SUNDAY ., Is - aa1 80 IN The s:is
a. IT, TIP snesn1ss hsad Of fsss oseAard k1cS<
sson r~-ss.s can - accommodated ca sus4AyA
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CHINA AND JAPAN LINZ

r ~ 9 Empress ~ 'stsa~ oil. .aiI from Van
eoavss sor China aa1 Japan, Iaas SIN aae every 5
weeks thereafter.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS CHINA
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIAN
STEAMSHIP LINE

Steamship 'Aio~rrra" $500 tors, vi, s>,l s,,.,
EaaoSsyer Il c, for Hoaogals syaaey az e.
ksEs ggas "a. 1881
steamship 'Nafrne' 500 torsD viii leave
Fasco4ver sos Hoeo3aa. -ysaey And Rrtsf.n~
JAY Il. Sad regular E4oata1y S&la.eg, hereafter
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
1T Enough New Potatoes to
Fill Orders.
.,cnee PRICES FOR OLD ONES.
-~,s. waala sssaw bsSS1ee - tho aasket
mens-Gsows GeosebeSrSoo
q PIessy.
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