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In Indianapolis the other day Mir. Au- gust Rye married Miss May Wheat And there was boom in corn.
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Notice.

We cannot accept anonymous or return re- iected communications. In all cases the name of the writer will be required, not for publica- tion bnt As Il guarantee of good faith.
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This is world of surprises. The -ovington Record tells an interesting ,tory about woman who formerly ivoh in that city. Her husband was ri1ically ill, and while he was in hat condition she happened to near of lot in local cemetery which was for sale very cheap and, thinking she would have use for it in very short while, decided that it would be the wise thing for her to do to make arrangements in advance She accord ngly purchased the lot, but no sooner had she done so than her husband be- ran to improve and was soon entirely well. Shortly afterwards the woman be- .ame ill and died, and her body was in- erred in the lot her thoughtful economy had induced her to purchased.
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VARIOUS KINDG or RATS.

A Rodent That Fhinks 'ap7 Uneven Ex.
 change Is No Behbery.
 tFrom the Washington Evening star.l "When the first houses were built in America thers were Ha rats tQ iphahtt
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The bicycle stamp, which was brought into existence in San Francisco by the recent railroad strike, is likely to be much prized by stamp collectors. For more than a fortnight San Francisco was practically cut off from all railroad communication, and a bicycle mail ser vice was gotten up by the agent of a bi- Eycle manufacturer between that city md Fresno, distance of about 210 miles. It continued for four days, when the blockade was raised. Stamps and stamped envelopes were hastily de- signed and several hundreds printed, the stamps being sold at 25 cents apiece Ind the envelopes at 30 cents. Of the Ise letters carried, 3l5 were stamped and forty were sent in stamped envel- ppes. Used specimens are already con- manding a high premium in San Fran cisco, the papers of that city say, as high as $5 being paid for the stamps, while the used envelopes are expected to bring from $5 to $10 each.
 When President Lincoln in 1861 issued A call for troops, 5000 Philadelphians volunteered their services They were organized as the Philadelphia Brigade, composed of the Sixty ninth, Seventy hrst. seventy-second and One Hundred and Sixth Pennsylvania Regiments. The brigade served three and a half years. and distinguished itself at Mun-
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The tattoo artist has designs on his standardization Transcript.
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sons Hills. Ball Bluffs. Yorktown. Fair Oak, Malvern Hill, Antietam. FTeder- icksburg, Charlottesville. Gettysburg. Mine Run. Wilderness. Spottsylvania. Cold Harbor and the many engage ments around Petersburg and on the road to Appomattox. Of the original 1000 volunteers only 1000 returned to their homes. Four thousand prisoners and twenty-five battlefiags were cap tured by the brigade. which never lost one of its own ensigns. The survivors propose to erect on the field of Antietam monument sixty-three feet In height to the memory of 545 comrades who fell there. The cost of this memorial will be sl5.0Oo. The sum of Sl,200 has already been subscribed. although the committee has been in existence a few weeks only.
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But do more! Measure them, pick at the fibre and know the truth - but the important point is now tG make hay while the sun shines"
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MARINE NEWS.

SAs FRAscIsco. July 25.-Arrived-
Columbia, from Portland and Astoria
City of Puebla, from Victoria and Port
Townsend; South Coast, from Columbia
river Departed-Schr Christina SteftDs.
for New Haven; schr Kodiak, for Kodiak.
Freights and charters-Am ok Gen FAIR
child. at San Pedro, coal from Nana!mo 10
San Francisco; Am bk Rufus Z. Wood,
coal from Nanaimo to San francisco: Am
sh Wachusetts, at San Pedro, coal from
Nanalmo to San Francisco.
PoRr GAMBLE July 25,-ISpeciai. +
Arriyed--Bk Arkwright, Capt. Moore,
twenfy-three days from San Francisco.
PoRr TowNsENp. July 25.-Arrlved-Str
City of Topeka, from Southeast Alaska, for
Sound ports; bktn J. NJ. Gritfiths, from
San Francisco. NJ Hadloek; bKtn John +.
Miller. from San Francisco. at Seattle;
schr William L. Besbe, from San Fran
cisco, at BlakeIey. Sailed-Echr Hueneme,
Blakeiey. for San Francisco; schrs Lena
Sweasy and Helen Kimball, from Seattle
for San Francisco; sh Prussia. from Blake
Icy for Shanghai. Sail tomorrow--Bk sea
King. from Nanaimo for San Francisco.
HoouIAM, July 3.--tSpecial. Arrived
Str Cosmopolis; str Point Iona. TO load
at Cosmopolis. Arrived yesterdays
Lettite. to load ct Ocosta. All from San
Francisco.
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wATKn FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Faralion is expected from San
Francisco today.
A number OF campers from Liliwaup
Fails returned yesterday by the steamer
Delta.
Tug Violet was sold yesterday TO the
Union City Milling Company on Hood
canal.
Schooner Beebe reported at Port Blake
lev Yesterday 10 load lumber for Southern
California parties.
The following steamers departed yester-
day on their regular runs: Skagit Chief,
for Tacoma, with IS tons OF freight; Ro-
sale, for Victoria, with 20 tons oil freight
Steamer Rsnton. on her regular run TO
Biakeley yesterday afternoon. took twenty
tons Of general merchandise. aud in the
evening made a special trip from the Nov
elty mill with twenty tons of fionr for the
Blakeley Mil Company.
The following steamers arrived yester-
dag, Utopia, from San Juan, with 400
barrels of lime for Central wharf; Mabel,
from saohomish, with Is tons OF freight
for Central wharf; Rosalie, from Victoria,
with / 400 sacks Of sugar for Arlington
wharf.
Steamer City OF Topeka arrived yester-
day NJ =. m. from Alaska che broneht
down forty tons Of ore for the smeter at
| Everett and the following passengers: A.
r simnson and wife. Mrs. J. w. Scott.
| Mrs. Anaa ii. Bauer. Mira. e. Bauer, r. HI.
| buckingham and wlte. y. +. Hugh, Miss
| BALDWIN, Mss A. q. Banchor. Miss Cara
| stewart. b. NJ. Saith. Rev. j. Aitnon, J.
q Caibraith. Mr. Rounds, Mrs. NJ. +
| Fields. Miss Mary Roberts. h. y. hiinoaih
| Yost Moose.
Steamer Chilcat sailed at p. m yester'
| dav FOR Alaska, with fail cargo OF gen.
| arsl ,nereaau,ssse and the following pas
senrers: r. A. Heller, William y.
| syruchei. c. Baker. Mrs. ]. A. Baker, II. +.
| Daker. q. Il. l4secb. III. A. Hoiste, A Ila-
| Ssnas. A. &. Bues, Mrs. &. l.. Pansh, Miss
/ oave Panxh, q. W. n. Johnson and ~iie,
/ IA. Lovely, Chester Johnson, Carl John
scr Iva y Flee. Bertram stenvitss 4.
| Milan n "A. slime. G.. ID. Knapp. J. h
| Kinnsv. 81. d. Davis. Oscar Dres, L. On
son. ". B. Leonard. W. q. Carlisle. \. An
deFson.
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Deeds Recorded In the AUDITORS once
Yesterday.

Deeds recorded IN the Auditora omce
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /.
1894. are 81 ss3, 05S. There were MED for
record yesterday II deeds, the considers
tions aggregatiAg s7.455 Following is
the list IS furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co., abstractors of title. ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
NJ. L. Howard to Stephen Hogan, lots 10
and Ii, block 80, south Park. $500
II. X. Mcdonald 20 c. r. WHioughbv,
lot 7, block Is. Maynard's Lake Wash. $50.
II. A. Peet 10 ". III. Gafiord, lots l 10 5
aud "A 70 ~. block !, Gilman Park LIST,
81 Geo.
Everett Smith to Fl. Chaplin, admr., lot
s, block ID. Bells 4th, 81
Wash. saw Bank to A. +. Higgins, lots
3 TO 5. block 81. G. Kinnear's. 81.
w. W. Dearborn 10 A. II. Higgins, lots 8
10 5. block q, q. Kinnear's, 81
M. l.. Whitman 10 A. NJ. sfllphen, lot 4,
block ff6. Salmon Bay Park. $50
Ii. j. Sitter TO NJ. A. Stilier. 3 acres in
SAL of neI< sec 4. 3. 4. 81.
T. j. Ronberg to g. 4. Gibson, lot IL,
block IS, Gilman Park, s775.
A. ]. Baker 10 +. Baker, n = OF SCI sec
IL, p. 4. and others, $3.50.
/. d. Ford to Z. s. Wells. lot i. block 3,
Rosedale, $50
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rHE noARn az TRApk

THE BOARD or TRADE
Chicago. July 25.--BetteF cables and
advancing outside markets firmed wheat
up early in the session today, but tie price
broke later and September closed sc lower
than Iast night. Corn closed Sc lower.
oats Nc lower. and provisions slightly
higher. There was fair trade in wheat
during the frat part of the session, but
only ordinary interest Was displayed later
fn the day. The feeling WAS fairly steady.
Inftlal trades weEe at h5ssc, September at
40 advance. sAsed OF AsekAe. rallied al
&c. changed some aud CLOSED steady at
b}t.c. The early strength was attributed
MAINLY 10 cables, advanced outside mar
kets. rather smaller movements. Todayis
receipts fell short of the estimates BY some
eiShty-slx cars, and the hailetsns from the
snriug whsat districts showed q light
Weld in that section. The early action OF
corn also helped to n minor extent First
cables quoted spot quiet and steady. aud
futures dali TO firm at unchsnged prices.
The rather liberal export wss come
thinx OF q factor. and aided the
.dyances. Toledo reported the load
fnr II aaother small boat with
crest Il, be shipped TO this market and
this with a prospect of more favorable
,.sxthsr. caused the decline in the latter
rs~t al the session. Opening trades ia
rs,ge AT J. aassc advance. 70 441s for Sep
.s.ns. and after selling up a fEscten
more. sassa or a@iisc. rallied &c, de-
e5,,.ai Ake and closed al 43l4c. The feel
-. A. RE START was decidedly stringent
- 18th the country buYing freely. re-
eaExsrs naa commission houses being on
the buying side. The weather was dry
"a hot ali through shs Middle and West
I'm states. The prices held fairy steady
tatss the predietioa Was announced Tor
-, in Iowa and Nebraska. when che price
rses.lsa sharply. Oats were firm early on
...,,d buying aud uniasossbie cFop reports,
Snt weakened later with wheat and corn.
,rt,a ranze vas &c for Sepssmbeg. FFosts-
s..s we're very dull, with no sales ia PORK.
tn market vas nrm on scarce offerings
ard tlght receipts Of products Com pared
~ith Iast nighi. September lard - ans
htgbar aud september ries Sc higher.
cloxfngs wheat--Stezdy: July. alAei
ss esosnl9i.ss s cash. 4ss.c; July and
ss ,Ssf.mEasier: July. ssa.o; August.
i'soSrs-s.s.dy; Juiy. sl2s2ss September,
s' Lsra- steady; July and September
Rtb.-F.ruaer; JAY. s6oo; sePtsnssF'
| s65Ti1.
Rve-Quiet ~ tNc.
parsey~- Nominal
rsarseea-Ns ssliTsa; old, steady st
Timothy seed Firm Al IS. Is
axvE STOCK.
EN-~- estimated receipts Tor today, sss.
o.ns head 0ltlsla1 rscs1psS yesterday. . %
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SAN rsAscrsco MARKETS.
fHE sT8TR or TRAnK.

THE STATE or TRAnK-
SAN Francisco, July 25.-Negetsbles1 of
Al kinds are plentiful and In excess Of the
demand Potatoes we're sitter this morn
Ing ali around. Onions are steady. To-
natoes are firm again. In fresh fruits the
market is very dull9 Grapes coming in
are very poor. Cherries areC dragging.
Berries rrrived late. as0usual. Peaches
ana BARTLETT pears are higher. under de-
rnand ior shipping. In dairy produce the
hut,er market rules firm withqmoderate
supplies The egg market il steady for
store aud firm for choiceoranch. Cheese is
unchanged The poultry market 10 we'll sup
yAea and prices aregsasy. o%% 6
cosing: wheat--yery dull. December
RE-.
Rrlsy-very dull; new seller. s4c.
ohrn-si45. &
Bran-ti600 per ton. 4.
BREApsTUEFs AND GRASS.
Flour-Family extras. s3ss0@3 so; bak-
srs' extras. sS.S0@a40 superitne. $3.50
0aTa s.
wheas--sow; good 20 CHOICE shipping
qualities. s7h@9oc; milling grades are
easier at 81 TO i.06L. q 8
Bariey-A small consignment from
Oregon came. down 0today by steamer.
Feed. new, so@s25<c; old, s2l<@S5c; brew
ins, new, s7l1@9oe; ehsyEiier. standard,
siD@L&
0ais-The recent lowering of asking
hgarss has not developed Q any new
business Milling. 81 faSGL2o; Sur
prise 81 3o@L IS q fancy feed, si.20@L IS :
good TO choice, ST. i0@liT5S; pooE toe fair.
@r@sloe; black. nominal; red. nominal;
gray, SL05Iil5.
Produce recelpts-Floure sacks. s.96s;
Oregon. AS20; Washington, sic; wheat,
esntals, 30; Washington, Cos; barley, Gems
las. 46l5; Oregon. l. TOO; oats, centais, 2a5;
Oregon, $50; corn. sacks. 29o & beans, sacks,
FIsANcfAL-0 q
brafts-on sight, New York, per 500,
he premium. SIeri ing bills-o0n London,
e-aay bank. st.S71.J q
Silver bars-Per ounce. s2sSGfs21c.
Mexican doliars-5i 5s85kaQa. =
MINING STOCKS. -
Alta, ~; Belcher, 20; Best q Belcher.
NO. Bodie Consolidated. 95; Bulwer. IA;
.aolAs, D. Consolidated California ~
sHgnls. 500; Crown Point. g.. kareka
voasolidated, %; could q Curry. %;
sas y NoFeross. 90 Mexican, 100;
Memo. 10; ophir, HS5; Potosi. ~; Savage,
= Sierra Nevada. 81; Union Consolidafet.
Utah, o. yellow Jacket, 40; Andes, Al;
esliion, IS Caledonia. 9; Central, 81.
,halisnee Consolidated, .; Consolidated
,aneFial, 8; Grand PriKe.l4 Julia, To-;
sssl'ee, 10; kentuck, IL.
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head; shipments yesterday. 6.si2: left
ever. 1000 head; quality, fair: market
sloT- shippers the principal buyers; iow
grades. steady; others, Sc lower: range,
81 s0g5 . for lights: sA6e94s0 Tor reaga
Fzcgang: 81 s0G5 Is for mixed; ss.s5Ns5 =
for heavy pacAing and shipping lols
pigs. 81 iet94SD.
Cattle Estimated receipts for today.
A.0o0 head: receipts yesterday. :. IA head /:
shipments yesterday. 5. lS5 head: market.
steady.
chsep-Estimated receipts for today.
700 head; receipts yesterday. $40 head I;
shipments yesterday. $50 head; market.
SLOW, unchanged.
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NEW YORK MARK KITS


NKw foRK. July 2a--Ths result Of to-
AVS trading on the stock exchange has
esa tie establishment of lower range Of
"sass N greater portion of the shsres
Eaasd in, the only prominent exceptions
eng Sugar and Iowa Central preferred.
WI OF which are l. per cent. higher than
y TIE close yesterday. The volume Of
s-s'ness Was light, but vas better die
esoated than usual,s with Sugar IN tire
sh, - Paul, Distllling. rlhicage: Gas.
pafnngson and Missouri Pacific coming
es1i IN tile transactions in no ethex
.oek dld the sa}es9exeeed $500 London
sasmah buyer Of ST Paul ia the cary
ssaiines, and later Sold "a few hundred
.lases OF that stock tut was net IN the
aa'ket otherwise. sInthe Sugar pool there
sn laellation: overtime iAilare yesterday
: feasa ooglnrd1nise In the senate DEM
ssasse caucus. :. = here v As. good buying at
20 opening. and an advance OF III NEs
saas before Io$l5% Washington City al,
'2ss 70 Tie efiset;th as: another conference
~ % toaay, which 'Nas li&ely 10 bring
'@s some agretmeats checked the
ssaasin s%s:movenient Ia Flse shares.
- induced: sales under which tive
safs improvement was lost before
osloek. Daring the rest 81 che day
- tsoek was sFrstie. moving Within q
100 100 range, hut making gains which 81
~ ssoss reaehet per cent Rook Island
- apss gent. 81. Paul, d. and bRTlings
- Nerthsest " DISABLING rose =
ma openirg dealings. bur the pssnlt
- s.sat ogt large offerings v hieG forced
Ps.ee desh rs wilma hnal rally of s
eAAsed i'm Ssstsrdayfs clo.iSg quota
80 - shs last pflees made today snow DE-
~ - sangias Egom = % l. TIE railway
s4ss.ak and So go '''' ''',' : :
sosersiesnt so655,2S3s,s.aS go
ssssss hoaas-Dquo % Q
s-'an STEADY Psnnsylysnia Oh
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
YfxAscIAL.

YfSASCIkL-
LospoS. July 25-Rar silver. 8 1854;
ConsuIs, f0i Did. Bank OF England dis
count rate, 2 per cent.
Es6tIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LzvERrooI. Jnly -Nhsat-Qulet. but
steady; demand, poor; holders offer
modsrately; No. I. California, Is Sd; red
Western, winter, 81 43@4s Sd: red West
ern, spring, Is Sdel4s 81.
Corn-Firm; demand. moderate; new
mixed, spot, As l0d.
Flour-Spring patents, SIS Cd.
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steamer c;eorge 3. starr wisl lesve Ar
lingsau dock. foot % University street,
suoaay, July s9sh. al Fs@ q m, Tor
Hood canA and Lsisawsnr fasls. A Rand
Of rnzsic wiis ESrompaay the exeaFssoi..
FArs Salv 81 Tor the trip. fhoas slA
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-. TESTIMONIALS:

say abou what your dentist has 10
We hay rs Isl.
| formula We carefully examined the
/ LfZED Of LuBTN's CARLO
that IL q FOOTH POWDER and find
the sliga aniains nothing thas can in
OF gum. ssat degree injure the teeth
sa1icieu IL has In its composition
sweeten { sntissptic properties 10
| gun hsI tie breath and make tae
use VII al fol and hrm- It's daily
| ton OF he D TO prevent the lorna
OF par Art r and the accumulation
| n01s !" ticd snimaicgiz 50 inja-
II w tee n and CARA
| 1Ey. gIDDI SGs. d. D. 8.
Ii 0Eo. Vi BkA0Dos. ID. d. 8.
/ T. 81 vi FAULKNER. D. u. q
II \ -. IA BIN ID. ID. :.
r ssEf. u. ID s.
l ALn d. sPoRFEs. d. D. @
Il r RT j. FORREST.
II ~ bROWN. y. u. g.
H n MILLER.
r. z, s. ooYsE. L D. o and N.
IN sRlFFrs.
=. wlFOK.
j. n ~ IAN;
PKATHEk
LuBi
makes gs TOOTH POWDER
1oo1 5oot Teesh.
Good reslh maks Coed Digestion.
meat ID essa0a makes Conlent.
living asu ems makes life worth
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Casret vine, SO per gallon port sine,
81 pss gallon. AsEAAssas 0eoessy coEz-
p4ny.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

pryAErxKsr or AaEEFauLyrRrS)
EArHfR55U eKAr, Il 20
PogrLksDo OTs.. r@sigez5, is9<J c
s,r Thursaay. Esant showers fol-
toese - ssir. stationary temYeratare. So q
hvsa y 'a'' .PAGUz, L 7. o. 8
100 srsrrs pErAETzEsrg oy AsztcuLTusSx.
wrAraER gUgEAU-cAILr3!bSL LLiiN
sxArTLE, 81 ash .OJ1ly ., 1914
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PORTLAND GRAIN MABKEr.
PORTLAND, July rs - Wheat - On
aanged. =; o C1
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
III The New Steamer
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and sstur.
aay at a N. for Kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor,
seabeck Dewstto. IItliweap Fails, Hoodsporss
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday at q. NJ.
d. TROUTAAN, Master.
j. A. HATFIELD, Agent
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Considering the condition Of tradeeahe
rovsment in both produce and mgfchan-
zlss lines yesterday was fair. although
ylaes were unsteady and IN some Din-
dances wholly under control Of BUYERS
Receipts Of produce were liberal, especially
h fresh fruits. Supplies Of cherries are
iii extensive, but less heavy than during
he past week. Native peaches are coming
. hand and find good sale. Pears and
sspIes meet with . moderate in quiry, bui'
vices are rather easy Raspberrfes ate
sbapdant. and, notwithstanding the fair
Inquiry, the prices are . little lower and
nsa downward.
Vegetables are In liberal supply and
tsea low. Nuts are moving of sloxiy.
Ygsltry is very dull and supplies are again
sxsnsiating. Groceries and provisions
ssnady. Native hoh@y of fine quality,
rs we'll, and is bringing Is cents pas
pognd. ~
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Burns. THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises
I|lexiCan MDStals Lili1lelt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints.

-
Beast. Stiff Joints.
STEAMER
Fly OK raE -rLyEa-
SEATTLE To racora
Fear rousA trips e.slv. excspt san1sy.
In one aoa< aa1 t~snty-nws nfazssx
TIE STEAMER -yLYER-
rsxalss daily trips. Seattle {ASsmA rsasA. - sas
1axsSs xrSxcr
TUESDAY. NAY L
~rxx cam
Issvs ssxtts-7:ks Ills . NJ. 7.xs. asa -
Leave IAeSnA-ssso = "a. l 90, 49, soc , n
Leave ss.ssls-7 20 = n 400. secs a
i.e.xs Iasosa a. :, - = IA: So 80 -
eial DOCK. foot Of Marion street. seattle
saHdsys excursion rates on steamer Yissswssa.
fare soc
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" = Wiley Navigation Co steamer
NULTNoAAH
pAtLY IIxE CARD.
e,xu.,. Leave Z. lr.eou, a - s.n.r
Tsconsa AZ. -. l0sso N seattle a.. .i1sea N
Seattle st. loo u Iseonns a.. Sae p IA
Tacoma at. 2,So InEeiyE1psa al. $50 p "a
Connecting With boats Ter Shelton and kana1lcais
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cESIs
Landing, City Deck. fool OF Main street.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Manager.
curry OF ABERDEES-sEATTLE. TACOMA
Ar. Tacoma $50 am
Leave seattle .7:soGm. Ar. Olympia. 30 pm
Ar. Seattle. 30 7. n
FARE TO TACOMA, 70 CENTS.
GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. Carrying United States malt
leaves City Dock, loot Main street. Monday.
send, san Juan Islands and New whatonm.
NORTH BOUND TIME CARD. SOUTH B0uNp
" ssette...... 200 amILv n Whatcom 600 an
Ly Pr Togns'd 100 am ILy Roche Hfr.. IL 90 ara
Lv Friday Hr.Il;so anal y Friday H'r.f2:oo m
Ly Roche Hr..l2.S9 pm Lv Pr Towns'd. Geo pm
Ar \ hsscem 600 pmlAr sestte...... s.t5 pm
J. r. Thompson, Managing Owner. J. A.
Hatfield, Agent Phone $50
TOR U. g DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
II Ton AND BREAERToN,
TIE FAST STEAMER
IIIlGEN CANDY III
Leaves Harrington smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday, at 20 = N. and o. m
Leaves Bfemerton $50 g. n. and 40 p. N.
Leaves Charleston, a.45 a N. and AS D. 10.
Leaves Sidney. 1913 a M and els D m.
-s------------- --------------------
FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHIIKAT.
J. " MeAllep, Master, will leave Seattle On or
about the iath and 18Th of each month. making
regular trips Fare to Jun au, hrst~cl ass, SO:
second-class, SO Fare TO Juneau and return,
J. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Union Dock. foot OF union ST., seattle
Telephone 81.
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and sstur-
aay at q N. for Kingston, Port GAMBLE, Bangor,
seabeck Dewxtto, IltiweGp Falls. Hoodsport,
Union City and way pcTts. Leaves Union City
Wednesday. Friday and sunday at a. m.
ID. TRoUTAAS, Master
IA. HATFIELD. Agent
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from ssattls a. fellows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vie
toria, Msa m passengers received on board VI
a. M July 2, Z. II II, z. "a.
For Alaska. July s, Il. q. ~
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound porss, at . M, July B. ., IA, 10. - -
Tickets mar be obtained at the once OF the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDALIa PERKINS a CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. H. JOHNSON. 7, s. SupL, seattle
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STEAMER CHIIKAT.
J. ". MeAllep, Master, will leave Seattle or
about the iath and 18th Of each month. max nc
regular tripsL Fare TO Jun au, nrst-cl ass, so:
second-class, so. Fare To Juneau and return,
Grs.-class, So; secoHd-class. So.
J. 6. CARROLL Agent.
Union Dock. foot OF Union ST., seattle.
TaieDhnne 81.
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STEAMER FARALLoS.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco July So
sBd foFtatghtiy thefeaitsr.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates be obtained By
applying to ]. G. CARROLL Agent
Union Dock fteot OF Union street,, Seattle
TatenhnHs
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TOR U. & DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
II Ton AND BREMERT0N.
TIE FAST STEAMER
III GEN CANDY III
Leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf two trios
daily, except Friday, at s 20 = m and o. m
Leaves Bfemerton 80 n. and 40 p. N.
Leaves Charleston, As a N. and .45 D. "a.
Leaves Sidney, le:i5 a NJ and 5:l5 ?. m.