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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-24

LoSpos, Sept 2L-Ths controversy upon
the condition Of English fruit is growing
largely. II WAS stirred up by the recen (
invasion of the California fruits, and by
Mr.. Gladstone's recommendation to small
British farmers TO give up growing wheat
and take 10 fruit growing. In this con-
nectiop. Mr.. Richard ID. Blackmore, the
novelist, who for years has been a large
fruit grower upon his model farms in
Surrey, has written a letter TO the
Times, in which no says that i. is
impossible. 81 the present wholesale prices
of English fruit. TO make fair profit. He
adds that the most magnificent grapes
bring sniIsings a pound on an aver
age. and that fine peaches bring 2
shillings per doxen. He quotes piums at
shilling TO three shillings per sieve, and
pears al shillings pence to 4 shillings
per bushei. and they are scarcely salable
at any price. Apples alone. says Mr.
Blaekmore. would give fair return If the
British farmers only had them. In the
face of these facts. which become
more adverse every year, Mr.. Black
more expresses the opinion that
IL would be cruel deception
to talk of profitable frult growing In En-
gland Foreign competition is increasing
aud must be expected 10 increase. Covent
Garden prefers the finest foreign fruit to
homegrown fruit. and we suppose Ii fol-
lows the public taste.
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THE STATE or TRADE.


SAN Francisco. Sept 22.-The vsge-
tsele market Is we'll supplied. Wits prices
ffheraIly steady. Potatoes are doing bet
sr. Onions easier. Corn higher. The
demand for. fresh fruit Is good. Peaches
continue TO advance. Melons are also
higher. Grapes weak At quotations The
aasisr and eggs markets are firm. with no
lsture advance expected. Cheese Is in
Moderate demand. The poultry market Is
sssk. with light decline in turkeys
California stock Is duh.
Closing; wheat-weak; December,
A.e; May. SsAc.
barley Easter; December, sisso; May.
@se.
eorn-si.so
bfan-si4 per ton.
hREApsrrrrs AND essIss
nour--Famiiy extras, 81 :oets. IS; bss-
s~ extras. s.. i59t3.25; superfine. s2.Soee
wheat-very soft market. No. ship
fsag wheat, so9siiac, with ss'se for
eAaiee; Va Ia Waiia wheat. zoe TOR fair
sssrsge. oe6te5e tor No. and aod zoo for
Ell grade.
Barley Feed. fair to good. T5GTTife:
saosce, 7ss. Sf soc; brewing. sSeceoc.
uats-Near!y 200 eensais came down
Hem Oregon. a circumstance which
SOS net helm matter. for sellers.
,sAisng. sLl01LI5: surprise. n.i51
iancy teed. sL0aetl.ie; good 10
ssosee. ~ isc9sl0a; gray, aoesei
: ffodace receipts-Fiour. sacks. io.cos
v'egon Ssfu; wheat, ceniais, 2S,ar; ore
TO-, 3.ss3, barley. csnta.s, s, TO; OREGON,
esS@; oats, c@ntals, ass. Oregon. q. TO;
ssaas, saeks. 2,SS0; potatoes, sacks. Sass
wan, SACKS. Los; Oregon, lisa
FINANCIAL
.prstss-on sight New York. per sloo
as ster ina bills-on London, sixty
ssf bank. sAS6is
saver aaFs-feg ounce, 6Ss.s65ysc-
AsxseAn dollars-SSetaS,4e
MINING sTocxa
Alta. Is; Belle Isle, S: Belcher. IS: Best
beieher. $50; Bouie Con, iSa;
s@sssAr, -; Consolidated California
Virginia. $50: Crown Point 50: Eureka
va -. 1oaid & Curry. -; Hale 4 Nor-
= y. ii; Mexican, 1905 Mount paaoic,
Navajo, :: ophtr. 30; foiosi.
s. Savage e.; sisrr. Nevada iae;
Naa. 6, yellow Jacket, -; Andes.
=. saslson, So; Caledonia. Is. Central, -;
aailshgs Consolidated, =; Consolidated
.l*nsl. 5. Jalts. -. Justice. = hsn-
le: Occidental. -. oyerman. ~,
Se1easr. 4 Scorpion. 10; Alpha Con-
s's@assd. no.
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There were scarcely any changes in the
. rtes current In the local produce mar
| isb yesterday as compared with the pre-
| sstsng day. Receipts were liberal, and In
| sons lines excessive. but generally the dis
| idbrsion of stocks was fairly satisfactory,
y that values. though low. were not
| sssded so extensively as on days when
upplies are more concentrated.
The demand for fresh fruits continues
eass active, the low prices serving 40 .
ssding factor in developing an increased
ssds. Fancy peaches are coming TO hand
little more literally, but the inquiry 10
Essdy and values are well sustained.
Medium grades of stock are selling fairly
veil 81 the quoted figures. Choice apples
meet with fair demand, but there is no
Etiye movement. even at the prevailing
Isu prices. Bartlett pears are held steady
and the demand Is Of good proportions.
ounces are moving of rather slowly.
salss Of watermelons and cantaloupes were
fsiher light yesterday and dealers were
more willing TO shade asking figures than
Tor some days preceding. Some very fine
pIums Offering yesterday brought trihs
ever quotations, but the general stock 10
rather dnli.
Vegetables are abundant and generally
tneap.
Dried fruits are unchanged: receipts are
nodsrste, but amply sufficient to supply
The present demands Of trade.
Dairy produce is developing considerable
Esivity. and values are held more firmly
sAsn for long time past; creamery but
fsss nd fancy raHrh aqva FL -
nr upward.
There is nothing of interest in the local
shsas market, prices remaining low and
isas light.
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AYrsminent literary snd society weHnsa Of
Minneapolis taR. writes ct she private cosapArt-
neat cars on the .'NoFth- esserR I1m.tsa. -
Zach compartment Is room 1siaty eneuEh
fos qESea. Minc, In recent trip, S&s Ettes5
up IN cherry AMI ssa gre~A Toe cesiiax So.
Arche1 Azs fFexeoed IN silyer- Tie sails were
eoFsTNi with exquisite aFoca3sa SIX 81 tea
greSn aRS tas ensators we're plush G. tie zzsas
lovely shade. The p4Fsitsoa towsn1s TIE slsle
wAs at heavy p2Sss glass, suax slth ssfs greaa
sllx curtains. TIE doors hetwsAa tie rooms.
tor they we're ea suite esss tnfex Fsxach pgeY
: ASSES. TAe soos wss esFpsts4 with rtcA re
aEnsss asd tie lovely ehsTgy woadwerk was
AzsntgiY carved wttA lgat te.toess Of gsrlsaas
never sag such s4egsaee IN rsllwAY ears IN all
my travels.
~lrss gaiak q itl A berth IL c7s q sasss
rsi&nes % wkesss costs Eez& ssKs tox ere In
tha c-ai1sry. cd styte sSsap%ss
Fw. FsFssr, Puget soana Agsai 81 Froz,
street.. S<astea
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LIVE srocK.
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Bar silver, 20 Tied
Consols, i02 3-I6 Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22.-wheat-Steady;
holders offer moderately: No. 2, red winter
Is Sd: spring. Is Cd.
Corn-Dull; holders offer moderately
new mixed, spot, Is sd; futures, dull
holders offer moderately: September, 4.
Sd: October. Is 6t1d; November, Is 6lsd.
F.onw-Duil; holders offer moderately;
So. Louis fancy. winter, SIS 81.
Hops-At London Paci fie coast) steady
holders offer freely; f2d e. los.
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DOCTOR SWEANY
5l3 Front ST., Seattle, WASH.
Union Block.

This learned specialist, well known py his
long residence ana successful PRACTICE on the
Pacieo Coast, guarantees prompt and periecs
cure of every casa he undsrsskes
FREE TREATMENT p pGg as ,Ss ss .i 70
at ONCE of Friday afternoons
YOUNG MEN y.n are troubled .s.:s,. With a, n,sas
pimples. bashsuinass, svsrsion to society, stu
pidrsss, dependency. lsss Of energy, am billion
and sslLeonhdsnce, which deprive you Of your
n an hood and absolutely un1t you for study,
business or marrisge--f you are thus 0lcted
you Know the cause. Get well and be a man
MDDLEIGED DRNITasss,s, are e.. ssos ,.s q
aching backs aad kidneys, frequent painful
irritation and sediment Ia urine, i'm potency or
WEAKNESS OF sexual organs, and other unmistsk-
decay. Many die of this dificulty, isaorAnt Of
the cause, whteh is tbs second stage OF seminal
weakness. The most obstinate eases of this
character treated with nntsiling success.
ppIvITR Gsseases--l;lesi. Gonorfh9s, Innam-
iMtAin nations, Discasi ges, Structures, wsak-
ness OF Organs, sypnilts, HYGroeele, Vsrtcocsle
and kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain aud detsation from business.
rlTlRpU-whiehp oisons the breath, stomach
SaiahAaa aud lungs ard paves the wsy for
Consumption, Throat. Liver. Heart, Kidney,
BLADDER sGd all constitutional and internal
troubles: also Rapture, Piles, Fistala treated
far In advance Of any other institution in the
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN P. s:, ssss. ss ssss r
Taints, Iumors. letter, kexema and other
imparitis. OF the blood thoroughly ersdlcsted,
leaving the system In q strong, pure and
heafhful state
flnIPS-If you are suffering from persistent
LaViha Headaches. fslBfal Aenstrustfon,
Lsueorrhna or " hiies. Iiolersbs Itching, Dis-
placement OF ths womb, or any other distress
ing ailments peculiar 90 Jour sex, you should
coasnit D.. sssany without csisy. De cures
whea others fail
WpTTp Your troubles II li-ins away from tina
WHILE city. Thousands cured at home by
eorTespoudsncs AID ny msdiclas sent secure
from observation. BOOK entitled "GUipE 10
HEALTH" sent free 60 tasss describing their
troubles.
Ofses hours, to l. g. ~, 2 20 ard 20 3
m snuEsys, 10 10 - a n. Only. Address
LKvEHETT swEANY. NJ. D..
III Front 81. seattle. waah
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sfs foRS. Sept. sa--During TIE two
aears OF ba,lnss. on TIE stock exchange
.sAa&y tie make. was decidedly strong In
SO and the shares traded in, with fss ia
FeFtaai changes. show an improvement
assag fiona 30 Ter cent In the late
Aags speculation was most eaoyani.
sae market WAS fisn with the prices
> y hear The highest point OF shc day.
as Volume of business vas rather hghs,
Vas chiefly in Chicago Gas. Sugar
= hsAdsns. ST. Psal led ia the trans
= .ssas N the Grsngrrs al the hayinS
u eeias good and . steady rise
per cent. 20 CO vas recorded.
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.a eaosing vas only X b.,a~
sAe h'enesi In view OF "a. bresk xe...,-
~ ROCK Island. there wss murh ,r,...-
..svioenced - 20 the course az "a. ..rrx
90 " and perhans sorne surrrt.. a. ~.
sA1sy advance Of x per cent. tn. 49,,
ssef, were not disposed 20 uerm,s ,bs
.se % 20 unchallenged, and sh.v ma. !.
i've on the stock In which thu entire s,,,-
pIosenens Was lost The reaction haw.
ever, brought out fresh burf.v 60.
uaoef the influences Of which = rain AZ A.
vac made, the last being "a. hes. rric. -
shs day. Burlington Appreciated ss..s,s-
ron opening 10 close. much az ~. h,,vi,,.
being Tor the western arrount .ns a.
advance Of X vas established. North.
western, too. on ANAL trading ,hov-s
IA the Improvement 20 IA. ev,.-,
o. y Per cent Sugar vas not In
active demand. but NJ the anns fin.
there vas no anxiety to ell ~.
stock and fluctuations vera ro,s,.s
within limit Of x per cent. snd a ne, A.
came OF q Der cent. was effected. In the
general list the more important adv.ac~.
are; Lead preferred. per cant. G.n-
srai Electric. L The only stock which
shows decline 81 more than = frae.iar, /.
csnt. ps'
The bond market vas strong and f.i,,v
active. and prices generally moved mr.
ward Seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern
hrsts advanced 2 per cent. and Oregon
navigation 10 and Trust receipts IL.
Petroleum - Easy: October option,
closed. s25sc bid.
FINANCIAL
MnuAv-nr
loan per cent, ciosed at 1 Ger cent
Prime mercantile paper. s@5x Der cent.
Sterling exchange, dull, with seiaal
business in bankers bills q, A.s5f
4soH for demand, and 81 s5e4 s5i. tor
~ DAYS: posted rates, $4ssts6fI. ssIs and
As.9f-o71; commercial bills. sAs4l.Q
4.s4lS.
SILVER certifcasea f2a<c
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Poxr TowssESp. SEPT 81 -Arrived-Br
81 ABdrosa, from Hiogo, seeking; str
Msckinsw, from san Francisco, al Taco
ma; sh l. ]. Morse. from San Francisco.
ct Seattle: hkin John Smith, from Hone
la.u. at Port Rlakeley: Br str Victoria,
from Yokohama. 81 Tacoma Sailed
Bktu Retriever, from Hsdiock Tor San
resfra
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CHICAGO maRKEra


Cwrcase. sert a-whsat-opened qais'
ana firFs. a small frsction Sc advance. iae
ermue.s ~as in consequences ef the in
spected receipts here. whtch s1Fnsd oas 70
he naueh less than lad been estimated
Ths estimated receipts we're loo cars and
the nanh<r actually Inspected los The
general condition Of the speculative sasua-
ton wss unchanged. TIE feature a tie
aAv ~ss shs heaxine.s Of tie North essseTs
rsSeapls. watch. 81 AsansaroAis and 10
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TEE ns~ SEATTLE city Diresssry - aow IA rrsss.
Ary oze sartzg nss3e change IA tseIz husf.
nsss soess1oz o. Elxcs q Fesi9<aae SAGE called
90 ~ ta~ eaaaaessteT sas have tie csgrecsasz
sa&2e kF EosSsyszg ~ aasl 90 0tserwGsa Fogkss
ss2sss rtzses0gy ccapszg. a Raxwsl ens.as.
tax city.
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GRFYHArNn

EVERETT RoUTE-sTNR. GREYHOUND.
IA Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 6:s5 y. M. IL 30 q. M. ard A. 20
T. N. Leaves Everett a. N, 2 p. n. and p.
Sundsys-leaves Seattle li:S3 g. IN. L ayes
Everett p. NJ.
Fare-ssnaie trip, $50: round trip, u-2a Can
meets with boats for Tacoma aud snohomish.
Lsnains-Cainan dock, fort 81 Nsrior street
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
Ciaud Trsup. Pres. 4. ". Geodhue. Sec'y.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Lydia Thompson ha.
changed her headquarters from the CITY
docx 10 Lily. Bogarsias & Co.'S dock,
Lilly. Bogardus & Co. being agents.
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There -ers fled for record Saturday
deeds, the considerations aggregating
N.3sa. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper & Co.. ahstractors
Of titles, ZIG Cherry street. between Front
and Second.
A. b. LIsweilyn TO Frank Smith. lot 10,
BLOCK I, Madison ST add, 81
Peter Ries 10 Frank Fielder. lot 7, block
3. Anderson's TO West Seattle. SIS
j. L. Massey 70 y. ;. Peterson. lots Q 10
II, block III, Maynard's Lake Wash, s12a
CT. Knox 10 ". Jeffries. lot "a, block
3. replats G and ID, Hambled's Acre Gar
dens. $50.
Jennie Higgins TO c. s. AlImen, lots II
and 8, block 81, Msynard's Lake WASH,
$1,000.
NJ. s. Hyde to Florence III. C. Lick. l-6
int in lots and 2. block 10, G. KIM
near's, 81
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RADE AND SHIPPING.

e. 3 DEPARTMENT OF Asucrrrrnx,,
MEArHEg BuEgAr.
PogTLaSD, Or. Sept 3. Is34S
..sf for Monday. Fair, followed hy
-. waxner. n. y. ALcrATnxR.
Observer In Charge.
.x1rp nAfss cETAsTxEsT o. AGRICULTURE.
vrAYEKs BrExar-pAIIY BULLETIN
sEATrLK. Wash. Sept 2, 1894
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HOTEL piLIKa

HOTEL niLLKh
p Iaciair Tacoma Heoesfn. Edfnonds
Turner. Msrysyilse Payne, Fall City
r McCann do Liysrsnore. Hadfck
s IL Horn, Ken. Kelly, EHuEc!as
Grow, do Bennett. do
Crockett, Coupeyille X Connop. Blakeley
J McI4oughiin, Tscsms MFs George. Naneouver
F6tiekering. MtVernoa Miss Pyati, do
A Clifford & ", Arlington Mrs Garrett Edfn nds
Miss clifford do 5Smpson, PtBlakeley
q English. MtNernon Fitch, Fall City
Cove, Port Gamble AG MelAin. oodinvllle
J jameson, Whatcom W Brsekeit, II
G g Hancock, Stanwood W l. GOODWIN, do
Mira A g Brown. do
HorKL BuTLgR
Marcus. New Whatm Marion. San Fran
/ Flynn, pes Noines Paxton. Portland
III Jennings do VI Goss, Enumclaw
G G fitson, Kirkland q Carroll, CITY
] Thomas. san Fraa LANCE, Port Townsnd
] A Mitcleton. Spokane Mrs e Eisenbsrs, do
RIP Hooper. do II Hickman. Portland
: Fl Gum. New York II Beck & W, 90
A Thompson, Pt Twd Mas Z Lord, b G
W II LETTERS, snohomish Johnson, Ellenshurg
A W Draper, New York W Todd, Everett
T + Davis. Utsalady Robertson. City
Robt Cassidy. Victoria II r Brady. Detroit
Miss Lilly Campbell, do VI Blsskower, San Fran
G W Nashburn, Or Lenns, do
Mrs " ii Iambuf, Pr An Nfikowski, Chicago
Miss Lsmbui. do Hall & W, IT Toxnsd
T y ace. spokane
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.Uians,1HfasI I'M
" QhIlWS STATES.

Baas Buffet Cara containing library, writing
sad card tab.es, barter shep, bathroom. sasy
chairs. observation windows. etc. In connection
vita Palace baalns and Sleeping Cars. first and
secona-Clsss Coaches sad Family Tourist Cara
IFalns leavs seattle daily az ii . m. tor
Everett. KsIispslI
snchomtsh. Grand Forks,
IsassnwoFfh, Fargo.
A~nstchee. crooks ton.
Harrington. Fergus Fails,
Spokane. 81 Cloud,
Minneapolis. 81 rani.
Boomers Ferry.
Palace Slsep'nx Cars, Family Upholstered
Xo1f1ss Cars. fniiY equ1ppr3 snd every Goa
Ys1tenea. VIE porter il e6arss.
Crosses the Cascade and kocky mountains ia
some OF tie nnest ses1efy Ia America Tie
Nses. hAviaS ssoas h&llass, 10 tree srom aasI
CanGssflaas in UEioa d%po3s a. -. Psul ard
alnHs&po.ss ssin srasas iot baiuts, = est %.
tas Southwest. - Lzass sa1 TIA south aa1
Cascsgo ara iAs E&sk
Calsf LINES sasfa ixs sarTa
Through Train 70 Vancouver
Without Change
Trs.z ssares daily al ...---.-,.-......-s.lsa r.
TRAM arrives daily at s.-~-.......-.ssS3 q u.
Fer pssito.Etoas sa1 iH'ssusttion .pyly 70 or
sS6ress X e STEVENS.
CITY Ticket saa fasssSssE Agess. tlz sroaI Sd.
WHITNEY.
Gensrzi PassszxeE aas Tesss AgszI 81 Rsal.
pssoi rie.ss Gee. Commercial pecs, ss-
isssa As@Isoa szs Gsz.oa sssss.a-
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CKAurr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves LILLY. Bogarfrs a Co . deck. foos epsne
street. seattle, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
on tide for E4mocds, stsas9os. skagtt CITY,
kyerstt F5oxence Nj Vernon, lusalip Fir, Avon
returning alternate dsya
LILLY. BooARpus q CO. AssnsA
Tsssphoas l22
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assA what your dentist has 10
say seont 10:
We have carefully examinsa the
formula of LUBfS's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that IL contains notaing that can in
the slightest degree iniars the teeth
OF gam. IL has In its CON position
suHcisns sssissptie properties 70
svseten ths breath and make the
xun heslshful and nrn. lite daily
ase will help 70 prevent TIE forms
ton of tartar and the seenm nlasion
Of parssitscsi amin alculo 90 infu.
rious 20 tssth and gum.
w, ". oIpDfs0e. u. d. 9.
6Ro. w. BRAGDoN. ID. .. o.
GEO. n, faulkner. y. D. q
r. q. ALBIE, .. y. 3.
Nv y b pEsroRT Z: = p'p.a
ALsERTJ j, voRRIsf.
G. r. BRow.. b. y. O.
GEo. = MILLER
". 2 3 coYsE. L .. q ana u.
ss ssIrrrS.
IN fnE uthAfk
LUBIHe TOOTH PowDRB
makes Good Teeth.
0ood Teeth masks Good Digsstion.
Good Dissstloa makes Content.
meat
Conssnsnsns makes life worth
hvisG
n CRxT6 4 BOTTLR
Stewart / Holmes Drug ca
Wholesale AgsstsI
NINA vAlA vnA 11oA
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
rranssettozs Since January ] and for
the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January I,
1884. are S, 40. S5-. There were fled for rec
ord during the past week 50 deeds, the con-
siderasions aggregating SIS. 66s Follow
ing il the record OF the past seek by dayss
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pAcfFIc NAVIGATION CO
Time Card.
Seattle and Whs;ecm Routs-stats Of wash
ington leaves Seattle daily except Saturday q
10 p. II. Seattle and La Cearer Eoute~rair
haven leaves Seattle daily except sdnaav at 1
. u. Tacoma and Seattle Rsuts-state OF wash
ingion leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thursdays
~ p Il.
YEsIFR DOCK.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Sept. 22.-Wheat-Lowsr:
Esiley, 72lsc; Walla WaIla, Csc.
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acssrlsy makes hsrnesa IloconmsresAl
street.
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
Il DUTGENE<s-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily excsat Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1894
leaves Seattle, 100 a. m Townsend. ios0 a,
NJ; Dungsnass. IL M: arrives Port Angeles d 80
?, m: leaves Port Angeles. $50 p. II. leaves
Port Townsend, 90 ,. m; arrives seattle, g. %
D m. CITY DOCK CO, seattle. Arent
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RE STEAMBOAT AND TRANSFORMATION
Ds COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BETlR
c. d. srownaeld. Master,
Leaves City Dock. foot of Aala street. svs,y
Aeucsy. Wednesday and Friday al D M ior
Fort Iowaaead. Anaeersss. ssmssh. FalfhAvsa
and WhaioofH. estax through 10 Blaine on Sat-
urtay.
CITY Dock Co, Agsrta JOS. KENDALL.
fsispaons sA General Manager
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER
Rshuffs ana refurptahed leaves Lilly, Bogsrtrs
q CO . doek Noadsy. Wednesday ana Friday 81
a. "A. fer kingstoa. Pert Ganele, Bangor. Sea
beck, IAliwAap. Dawss;o, Hoo1sport, Union
civ al y. Leaves taion city a n. Tues
fles.sn m E-E LIBBY, Master
pAcIFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fellows
Fer San Francisco via Port Townsend ana Vie
soris, stsa n passsngsu received on board al
"a, m-l sept :. 10. Is % =. -
Fer Alaska. Sept 10 sSa Is
Frar, san rr.uclseo, for vsctsrts and russs
SQUAD ports. at q u. sept = 7. IL. II, 4 ID
Tickets rasy Be ottssssd al the ofacs Of the
ecnssays a. Ocean does, Seattle
GooDALI. PERKINS 4 CO,
Gensrsl agsats. san Francisco
III yeEssos, P s s1gt. se.ssls
IrooDs CANAL ROUTE
III Inc Ssw steamer
DELTA
frsx@z retaHaE LEfE. tsGs OF &&,FH1 stFeets
Tvs.fsw Thu-sdsY ana Saturday ~ J a u for
Kiux.ton. Pert Gamble. O.ssns L&zstax. sea
lsrk Isrwasso Iaialrzap F&ass Hoodsrorks
rntga csfy s2f way ports. Leaves bnsoa C&sT
Wecnssasy Fx&2Ay and sanfay a n.
. T5uE IAAAs AssssE
Wv. GooDHuE. AxsHL
r,cFAxIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU And AUSTRALIA
Ss@.1ners sssxe san Francisco Tor HoEoiulE.
samoa, Auckland, y. Z. an sydney, y. :. ".
9igho1t eAasE@
Hg~soI.sn eel. steaEasa . ~ AassrAsis- Ssps a
Tfg0s. A GRAHAM. AGENT sEAEE-bD1D
BLOCK. sKATTLE
" RTxsYga Dts1 AxeEt. ssHcanssr. y. @
] n sYKEcKELx & EEox Co. sss2SFaa AEsEix.
,,op r. . my pocg. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il ToS AND BEEXEkIDS
TIE FksT srEasxz
glfaFN CASBf I
Leaves HAxrsa gtoA 8 srzAsss Sakrf I'VE r4cs
da8lx exeeps FsId&F. at O. n 3se "a
leaves BssxasFSoa 9 - q r. SIS - > a
l. sses CaMrlasson ssk8 n AIS - ? IL
LsaT-s slaEsy le.1S = - sa- 30 , =
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
~ THOMPSON, carrying United states mail.
leaves LILY. Bogardus & Co.'S Dock. Monday
Wednesday, and Friday at2 a. m. for Por' Towns
end, San Juan Islands aad New whatcom.
NORTH BOUND. TINE CARD. sorTH BOUND
Lv seattle 49,. 800 smlLy y. Whatrom $50 ara
1y Pr Townsd 700 am I4v Roche H'r.. II 90 am
iv Friday r..ft 30 ami v Friday h'r...l2;0o m
Nv Roche Hr..l2.se pmliv ~ Towns'd. $50 pm
Ar y Hhatcom 600 PM Ar scattie...... 9:l5 pm
j. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. j. A. Hat
field, AGENT. Phone sSS
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EoR ALASKA

VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
sae Islaoda STEAMER UTOPIA, J. W. Me
9regof. Master
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. Seattle Central
wharf. . p m. Mondays aud Thursdays for Port
Townsend, Anacortes, Fairhaven. New wafoon.
Blaine and Friday Hrbcr, golag through 70
Vancouver on Thnrsdsy trip
Fare 20 Blaine. s.; fare TO Vancouver. 81
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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Following is the record by days for last
sssk ss the Seattle clearing house, COM
asd With the corresponding week Of last