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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

There is one story that will be historic
of call which the Prince of Wales once
made upon Tennyson. He had new
page boy, who knew not the prince, and
who had been warned against admitting
strangers to the house ON any pretext.
Ono day the prince walked over from
Osborne to see the poet. He gained the
entrance, which was of itself no easy
task, aud knocked at the door MAS
ter's not in" he was told The prince
detecting that this was a promiscuous
answer, which it was the page boys in
structions to give to all corners, said,
"Will you kindly tell him the Prince Of
Wales wishes to see himY'
The boy eyed the visitor with an iiri-
tatingly knowing look, and replied
"Walkeri" which was equivalent TO say
ing, DO You see anything green in my
eyer This rude remark amused the
prince very much. but the boy would
certainly have slammed the door in his
face if Tennyson himself. who had been
listening TO the conversation, had no:
put in an appearance and welcomed the
prince to his Freshwater home. New
York Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.


The portraits IRE those Of Princess
Mary. born in 1910, afterward Duchess
Of Gloucester. She is represented in a
yellow and white dress. with a tambour-
inc in her left hand, and drawing with
her right hand n little carriage in which
her two sisters are seated. The Princess
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Mnud-No. mamma. Mr. Placid may be
all you say, bet life with him would be too
humdrum, too smooth and uneventful
cannot marry him.
Mrs Livrly-Why. what could have given
you such AN idea OF himf
Mnud-Well. ! saw him transact some
business over the telephone. with the usual
results, and he never even lost his temper.
lie Is too near s9iut for me'-puck
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Mrs Timid--Did you ever find a man un-
der tue btd'
Mrs. 3lunf-Yes The night we thought
there were burglars ia the house found
my husband there. -1it-Bits.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Probably n man mover feels so small,
said Uncle Allen Sparks. rs when his
wife comes TO him and says: My dear,
Johnny can't wear your casto1 clothes
any more They ro too little for him. -
Chicnro Tribune
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Dick Hicks-l overheard Mrs Dix ray
that needed spanking
Mrs. Hicks-She said you needed stern
hand.
Dick Hicks suppose that was her polite
way Of putting IL New York " Grid.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06
A Chiidren's FIowerpot.

A large carrot, rather thick than long,
carefully ho.oNed out until only wall
strong enough to suspend it by is left.
makes a very pretty bit of winter green
ness. The foliage sprouts from the out
side and quite covers the carrot. When
sufficiently followed out the three
strings by which it is suspended in the
window are fastened in the holes bored
for them at equal distances in the top of
the carrot at about half an inch below
the edge. This queer little hanging
basket is then filled with water nearly
upto the holes and a small piece of char
coal added. The water must be renewed
as the carrot absorbs it, for if allowed to
become dry the foliage will turn yellow
and lose its beauty. All water in which
plants are growing needs replenishing
every few days. - Harper's Young PEG
pie.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

First Boy Come ON.
Second Boy--Nnit They are raising that
big safe 10 that upper window.
First Boy-Mell, there amt anybody un-
der H. Come on.-Good News
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Ediih-My dressmaker, Nine. Mantalini.
must be losing all her trade
Helen-Why.
Edith-She sent my new dress home the
day ID was promised. Truth.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Daughter-Whatl Marry Mr.. Monibngsl
hate him; I dcspisc him, l ahhor him
Mrs dc Fasnion-Hush, childi You
needn't tell him so until after you marry
him. New York Weekly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06
Not VIVA, He Meant.

she-Cease your hattery. SIR, or ] shall
put my hands oven my ears.
he wishing 30 pay her a complimentl-
Impozsiblei Your hands are too small .or
that.-petit MeridionaL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-06

Weddings this season will be more
elaborate than ever in fashionable cir
cles. Pages in fancy costumes are con-
sidered essential TO a well conducted
ceremony. These little men must carry
the train of the bride and manipulate
the ribbons which separate the friends
from the relatives in the church. The
two boys whose pictures are given par
ticipated as pages in recent New York
wedding.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-11
gkAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
NesteraAy.


Real estate Transactions from January I,
1894, are S., s37 on There we're filed for
record yesterday IL leeds. the consiaers-
tons aggregstsng ss,S5L Following is
the list as furnished BY Osborne, Iremper
To-, abstractors Of title. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
A. j. Baker to II. b. Stewart, lot g. block
10. Seattle Homestead Association. $500
j. ID. Smith 20 +. J. Goldtrip. lots and
!, block 4 81 Motor Line, $40l
E ]. 0oldsrip to J. y. Smith, lots 8 and
Q. block 4, 81 Motor Line. 500
Phillip Hughes 10 Rosa Davis. lots Ia
and IS. block l, Engiewood $50
Virginia Russell to r. Y. Russell, trus-
tee. lots IL and Is, block -, Commercial
Street steam Motor add. 81
{. H. Burnett 30 Hattie 4. Chestnut. lot
block q Fern add. S2a
Raging River Shingse Co to 7. D. Jack
son. 2axl0sss 70 on line OF Seattle, l. 5. 4
T. Il. r. 10. 500
George Bentley 10 Jas Bentley, lots 3
and "a. block s. Ingiewooc, 800
tseorgs Young 10 Charles WeAsherbss.
- acres in sec ~. % p, re. tl.oo0
N.P. Niesenthai 30 b. scott, lot =. block
s. RengstoFtf's, $40
T. r. Bradbury 10 :. ". Lodge. lots and
?. block S. Aver & o. Hara add. 81 CO
{. r Patterson 70 Flora Green, los II,
block 81. Eiarke's 81. SIN
WA. 81. Green TO Aimira Keller. ind <
lot If, block 81. Barke's -, 81.
George Auckland 20 I. A. Henasily, lot
5. h.oek 81, Prospect Terraces aid. 81
Thomas Mason 80 Francis Mason, So |.
OF ne. sec Il. q g. and Others. 81
Thomas Mason 10 J. w. Mason, SCI. Of
nek. "a -. 5. and others. 81
Thomas lose 10 NJ. l.. Rnad. loas 10. II,
L. block - Anesraon's add 10 ponsigs
a13 xSoa
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Corn-s~ps.ns<r. SIC; ocsas<r. sss.s;
Mar. S[<
osss-5sssdy: sspssnbsr. sos&e: oesc-
ber. Sic Nay. 80.
kys--tsAdy ~ 41c
Esr4eT--ssssay ~ ST &c
FaRxssed--Farrn ne s. D.
TIuoshT seed Firm 90 x3-STsS
Pcvk-Higher. septsmber. si4 3: Jana
arr. 81 80
Ls<s-Has her: sspssmbsr. s.; oesoesr.
80 January. sss2S
Ribs-H CHER: sspssmbsr. s7-s213s Jsnn-
arr. s7.sz5
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipss. =. 90 head; cs1eisl
Saturday. 7,e47: iefk over. shoEt 49,
poor quality: market active snd hxn a.
ga aas4nes 81 Sc on good grades. While
others sre barely st~s8y-
Cafsie-Rscesp<s. 1905 heal; market,
active and prices on good grades firm and
Sc higher, wAfie Others are unchanged
Sheep Receipts. 800 head: market.
rnodsras@sy acfaTe aud slrong: 80 DC
hAgAsr on hest qualities.
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wArxn FRONT NOTES.


Steamer Henry Bailey 10 repairing at
days
Steamer State Of Washington wili make
three round trips on Wednesday TO Ia
coma.
Steamer Chilcat sails today at 2 p. m.
for Alaska with full cargo Of freight for
various points.
Steamer Cricket carried an excursion on
Sunday from Everett TO Tacoma 10 visit
the Interstate fair.
Steamer Faraiion 10 expected TO arrive
tomorrow from San Francisco with large
cargo OF general merchandise and q num-
Der OF passengers.
Steamer Wasco has been chartered by
w X. Merwin In the interest of the Con-
gregational church Of Fremont. TO run 20
the Interstate fair.
A large crowd Of people gathered at Gen.
trial wharf Yesterday afternoon to see the
Polled Angus cattle that are being shipped
TO Honolulu on the bark Oakland. There
are foriy-ssyen head in Al and they are
tine-looking cattle.
Steamer Walia Walla sailed yesterday
morning for San Francisco At s o'clock.
with full cargo Of wheat and misceliane-
Gus freight and the following passengers
from this port: Col. Charles Rsichenbach.
II. Murray, Miss l. Stone. Mrs. s. b.
FolgeF. Mrs. ID. Fulton, j. Dunniclin, j.
n. Jackson, n. Cook, w. A. Woodin. w.
l.. Trmble. w. l. Mounting. NJ. G. Nc
pougai, Mr.. Lyon, Miss l.. Barr, Miss l..
Parker, Mrs. Jameson, Mr.. Tibbsls, A.
T. Riedenger and wife. +. T. Parker and
wife, Mrs. A. Parker.
Steamer Umasilla arrived ct O'Clock
last evening from San Francisco with
about BOO tons of local freight. a portion ol
il being fresh fruit. and the following pas
sengers for this city: A. q. Thornton, W
III. Roden. Mary middleton. Katie Blanco
Theresa l. Mayer, Mrs. w. 0anard. L. W
Crane. Miss A. Ide. j. II. Ryderd, Miss NJ
A. Gavin. Mrs. B. T.. snipes, Miss f.
Builds, Mrs. y. Fisher. Mrs. Rogers, Miss
Rogers, DR.. ". A. Miller. Fred Hasc.ik,
and several passengers for Tacoma.
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NV YoRx. Sept f0.--The week opened
On the stock exchange with a firm tone TO
the market but while the trading wss
light In volume during the first hour, the
movement of prices was upward for the
sntsss list. Then came a partial reaction
shieh temporarily checked the advance,
bar for short time only. when, under .
renewal Of the buying. the market eontin-
Esd its upward course, and IL was not until
lo'esock that reaction set In. which was
dns 10 a raid upon Sugar. This stock gave
sAy under the pressure. and the
Gfangers. Missouri Pacific and q
les other shares reacted in sym
rathy. the loss. however. being only
isaesionsl Speculation continued heavy
sasil after delivery hour. when slight
nily took place. followed by mild rsac-
ton, and in the final dealings by re-
seseFy. The market closed generally frm
snd AG& per cent higher. Sugar VAS
~ exception TO the advance. There was
Ecod buying in the stock during the morn
Ing BY those who believed the regular
eslcend OF ora would be declared to-
norFow. The resulting advance WAS ! y.
AMI the higher figures induced sales
which grew 70 heavy proportions and
brought about adecline OF "a. recovery
Of 4 being made in the final sales. St.
fAai Vas bought BY London in small
less. and also by the room traders, who
Ven TO accept it as a settled fact that the
sfsstors will, st their meeting on Thurs
say next. declare the regular per cent
slvtasnd. a rise Of :. per cent. 10 81. was
sssSsed BY noon. but subsequently ali bat
\ Of the Improvement was lost. At the
soss the stock rallied and Is q
higher on the day. Burlington advanced
~. 10 ira in the early dealings on bur
t. lndaesd BY the general strength Of tae
naskeg. not a little OF which Was 30 cover
sAost contracts. reaction Of per cent.
hlsewed during the afternoon. Rock
band sod up IA. reacted - North
ssstssa gained aad lost y. being an
eAaneed on the day, and preferred rose
~ per cent in anticipation Of favor
shs quarterly report Wednesday and the
sssAls dividend, Western Union acid up
~ per cent. al bat = Of which was re-
tzlHed 30 the Gloss. Advances we're estals-
hsAed. compared with Saturdays hnai
nss, q ;. ia Denver 4 Rio Grsnde, Gen.
va Pas &C aud Pittsbarg. Cincinnati q
y Loals preferred; Missouri Pacific and
ssatAeFn Paelfe, IL per cent, and per
esa1 in Oregon Improvement. Northern
FAss6e preferred and Minneapolis & 81
Lesss Consolidated Gas declined per
saL The trading In railway snd miseei-
ansoas bonds VAS characterized BY
sasksa strength and the dealings sers
sesaye
oeysrnment honds--FlTn-
siats honds-iHacgive.
haslroad boaas-Slrong.
Fssrolsun--steady; October options.
sossa A. s@se Odd.
FgNNNCtAL
aoneY-oa cali, sasy Sc rsr cent. iass
,eAs per cent. closed al / rev eeat, offered.
sstAe mercantile paper. s4ssaa ter eeae
sarsing exchange, heavy. wsth setnal oesa-
sss Ia bankers hllls 81 tAsss. : 40 Tor
esmand. snt 81 s44@45 TOR 70 days;
Essse1 rates. sASaisasso and sAs1i con-
nsfesal bais SSsL
SILVER esguacAtes-6sikc.
Eusaz.
~ :. S. res, it8sA; Z. :. IS coup iiss.;
A. reE. ia; L :. A. eonp. laoi
v > -, rss.. -, raelAe c. 81 - w.
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Lcspcs. seps. ias-Bsr silver. . Is I'D
CoBsols, f0z ia Bank Of Eagisnd dis
count rate. Per cent.
NKs YoRK. Sept Ia-Ths Eseains Pasfs
Loa6on eaolegrEm szTs. The stock mar
keEs were quiet today because Of the SET
sieEnsns beginning tomorros. The tone
vas very firm. xIgh bHllish feeling that
the market IL preparing FOR a general rise
st the next account. including Americans.
The firmness Of South Americans remains
the feature
LIvrKroor. Sept fa-The receipts Of
wheat tor the past week are: From At
Ianttc ports. $50. 20 quarters; Pacific ports.
1900 quarters: other quarters o<suo
quarters.
Hops at London tPaelfc coast) steady;
demand, moderate; finest white and COL
oral
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me s,analftaa Of Mhs.s.

WksHrssros CTTr, Sept i0-The report
Of the staiistician Of the department Of
agriculture for the month of September
shows the reported condition from the
correspondents for the principal wheat
growing states as follows: Ohio 102,
Michigan 81, Indiana los Illinois lot.
Wisconsin 81, Minnesota S5. Iowa 81,
Missouri 81, Kansas So. Nebraska 4. South
Dakota %. California s.. Oregon s., North
Dakota %, Washington 81. In the prin-
cipal Western states there has been consld-
srabls change In the condition since the
July reports. In parts OF the wheat region
the crop Is fully up 20 expectation. and in
other parts tns yield has exceeded sx-
pecfattoa.
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San FRAscIsco. sept i0.-Arrived--
Truckee, from Portland and Astoria
PoRT TOWNSEND, Sept. l0-tSpeciaL -
Arrivsd-Schr j. VI. Coleman, from japan I;
str UmssiIia, from San Francisco for Sound
ports: German sh Henrietta, from Van
eouver 20 load lumber on Sound. Sailed
Str Wsila WAiia, for San Francisco.
ABEDKEs. Sept. 10-gSpeciaL Sailed,
7th--Sehr San Buenaventura. Port Har-
ford; schr Helen NJ. Kimbail. san Fran
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SAN rRANcrsco MAnKErs

PORTLAND. Sept 0.--Whest--Vaiiey, rs
G77j7c; Walla Walla. 67JzdToc.
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EyERErT RoUTE-sTMR- GREYHOUND.
II DAILY Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle 6:s5 =. M, III 20 q. m. and $50
D. NJ. Leaves Everett e. n, 2 p. m. and p m
sundsys--Lsaves Seattle Ii:3o q. m Leaves
Everett p II.
Fsre-sfngIs trip, 75c: round trip. t.2A Gen.
meets with Ioats for Tacoma and Saohonish.
IAndinE-Coiman dock, foot Of Marion street
SEATTLE d TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
Claud TFoup. Pres. !. W. Goodhue. ssc y.
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eaS FRAscrsco. Sept io.--No markets
% the produce or stock exchanges today
On account Of the holiday. Admission
aay
FINANCIAL
nFafts-On sight, New York. per 500.
i2Ac Sterling biils-on London. sixty
ssy bank. *4.s6sS.
Silver bars-Per ounce. eask9e4Jke.
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The movement in trade yesterday In
both merchandise and produce lines was
fslrly good. and large shipment was ex-
r.ctsd By the steamer Umatiila from San
Trsneisco. The best quality Of pesches
ssntlnue in moderate supply, and dealers
Aald quite firmly to their asking prices.
Medium stock. however. Is dull and finds
Customers mostly among the peddlsrs at
Ios rates. Nectarines are beginning to ar
rsss IN larger quantities, but the demand
h light Bartlett pears are rather more
plsnflfnl than requirements. but fancy
sock Is held steady. Grapes are arriving
h large quantities, and prices are on the
eosnward grade. The demand continues
snits steady. however. and strictly choice
sells readily. Catalogues and water
nslons are in liberal supply. and receipts
sss extensive. Prices are rather easy. The
Inquiry for crab apples is light. Plums
are freely offered at Tow figures, but sales
rs moderate. Vegetables are coming to
band freely. and prices are quite low.
Lemons. pineapples and bananas attract a
fair measure Of custom.
The sales OF dairy produce continue
liberal. Creamery butter IL In light sup
ply. and prices have an upward tendency.
Eastern eggs are selling extensively. and
ranch eggs are very scarce and very firm.
The best grade Of new cheese Is . little
frmer. Inactivity still prevails in the
local wheat market, and the demand for
export continues light.
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SRA MISS.
I,oR Z. 5 Day DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
IL ION AND BEE&EET8N
vsE F&sx sYKsMKR
1T gAEN gASHT ffff
Isaves Harrtnxteu A ssnsfk's wharf tw3 t-ips
daily, sxesEt Fsa14y, e. s-ee a. ~ a2a p n
EEAses hreEseEspa = a n asa 80 q. IA
leaves Ea@F .ess>a, y - = n, All s. .
IsaESs S8GEeF. IS IS a aa- al sis p ~
nACIFxC NAVIGATION ca
The C4F&
seattle and WhxseaEa Esnsz-sf4ss og wasa.
inxtoa 8eAFez .ezsS8s 81 s. sxaea1 Ss-Gr1sx 81
- a H. seattle aa4 f2 Canzer fssufe--k ais-
haven lasFkx Ss&tlze zz4zF sxearE szz3zF a )
q n Taonrns All S&ssssS s .e.-szase 81 y szAs-
sagzo@ ss4ses ssAts4a 4..ss1Ays &44 144Eszegs
yEsLEz DOCK
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
y THOMPSON, carrying Uaited states mali,
leaves City Dock. foot of Main street, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday At :. IA for Port Towns
end San Juan Islands aud New whstcom.
NORTH BOUND. TIxE CARD. SOUTH BONN
Lv Seattle -. 100 am Nv S.wba,co1n eco an
Nv Ps Towns'd. 100 en- sI.y Roche HILL 90 an
Nv Friday HILL b arm Lv Friday Hr.i2.oo m
LT Roche H'r.i2.S9 pm IL Pi Townsd. SD pFn
Ar n. W hsteom 600 pm AT Seattle. s.i5 pm
j. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A Hat
Geld, Agent Phone s2.
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VICTORIA RoUTE- -


Leaves for y8ctsF.s End Port ISwsssna 1siiT,
exeesS Suu1AT. al LIB = n f~t2f4ans. caves
gSetssr.a ) a n Ss44Easr lx4&o AssFes Tor FORT
Townse1d az1 Heg psgss day, sze@pt SASSY
xsTA r. zaAsay. alFskt~ ~ a. a. Fek4FA.1<
oLssGL sszyss FoEs leaasszd ass p =. kAs1s Ia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

EpfAL bgLLEa
x c geynsg. Sszsb nssdA l. Rashsxfors. Pal Sy
A fEsey, ss4ez = kshzs, lszlaay
L S0sxxs ATstsxt0a "A = Ha&1sFs. ~a.sassssss
& A A&kfFss, N4clef4A AEaa0ck%s. CapEls
T. tsassssA4. do } ktEsxA&w, a.
A 5 IA sasss AsiiastDa Z : geralessu. Maat~ssss
Msss AassA4ss III a, xEaA ActslnnIs a5
u 1aAAzsAss a. q " Baw seF. s-AegFy VIZ
3 ssE 4dsns A&EFsFiAs ~eG q ENAae. Gsssnss4z -
j 4 Bora SsanSg y n sA.kas, aesseF&a
HufKA EESLRk
J Manssa. sAa Ffaa d ksAssaa. u hzfeora
: ; fEeetefs ~ Fszt Ms : Aspss4saaK E'ors
"a gazex. Everett / Sse hs4ser 81
= s@srn-sss sasasssaisa y s 8aazSE. \ tsgasaas
4 ssS7SFs Eafeat4 X - hss@akr. Sc
\ Fsess<. 2 3 alzsle 90 a y q h.saa Ererefs
4 LIS nsea kas lszosia q T. 4 Asr ksslstssa z
! l. fAsaHsy. Fasmnsy Aissts n5s&soz FssresA a
= sssesa<s Nss aoEg A Atse ETezssg
SazltA - kaTn14 so HeWasta d
4 i sass. AarsA send g ( Eeul. uSzea
Nsses q gsEel & So f<as sssVs u e. ,ss Tear
L Il sAzssa. kAe11~k 4 8 kx@3<, 2sszkxzS
= y - E&2s 60
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TroOD's CANAL ROUTE.
III The New steamer
DELTA
Lave. colemsn Dock. foot OF Marion street.
TQesaav Thursday aud saturday at a m for
Kingston. Port Gamble. olsen's Landing. sea-
beck. Dswatto, IAlliwanp Fails. hoodsport
Tnso, civ and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday NJ ! a M
D. TkOuTMAS. MssteE
Fw GoODnuE, Agent.
aCCEAxIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
steamers leave san Francisco for Honoiulu.
samoa Auckland. \. T.. and sydney, y. 3 W.,
without change.
Steamship Mariposa. September ID, ? p IN
THOs. A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTAkk-bofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
" WKesrRR n.sI Agent, Vancouver r. G.
j. D. sPExcKELs Bros- Co, GezsFal Agents.
fan Francisco
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Mexican
Mustang
Lini1nent
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
BIisterS,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it i'm a Jiffy.
Rub i'm Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes rIan or Beast well
again.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" .. Wiley Navigation Co. steamer
MULTNOMAH

OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" = Wiley Navigation Co . steamer
MULTNoMAH
pAILx TINE CARD.
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Tacoma at 1880 n seattle at. 1900 m
Seattle st...... leo p nj Tacoma At. 500 ? N
Tacoma at. -. ASA p m olympla at. e:so IA
Connecting with boats for shelton and Kamilohis
FARE To TACOMA. 50 CENTS
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manager.
cITY OF ABERpEEs-sEATTLE. TACOMA
" aud Olympia
Leave Seattle. Z 80 Ar. Olympia. 90 p N.
iAr. Seattle = 20 2. n.
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS
pAcIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. f0iiowH
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
torsn, At q N passengers received on board ~
q M sept 8. 10. Is, -, - %
For Alaska, Sept 10 ard IS
Prom Can Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at . q m, sept = 2, Il. ~, y "a
Tickets may be obtained ut the once Of the
company. at Ocean dock SsattA
GooDALI. PERKINS q CO.,
General Agents. san Francisco
IL JcHrsos, T. 8 supt, seattle
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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rs sTrsvpoAr AID TRANSPORTATION

pR STEAMBOAT And TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER IsI.ANp BELLE
q D. Hreanas.e, Master.
Leaves CITY D0ck, foot o. Main stres% sssfy
Afar.aax wednesday aud Friday AIS p IA. fux
FORT Townsend. Auacugtss. rAEnish. kAsnavsn
mna whAscon. gc4ax tnf0aga 10 y alas On sat-
ur&Av. -. ...~-ws~.
CrTg Dock Ca Agenf& SO1 hASbALd4
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GooDAII. PERKINS a CO.,
General Agents. san francisco
III JOHNSON, +, s. supt, seattle
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cTEAxRR GIIDE-cHASGE OF RUN.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RArNrrR

Rebuilt and refaruished, leaves Lilly, BogsrtEs
a Cc's dock Monday. Wednesday and FRIDAY at
a I'd. Iar Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor. sea-
beck, IAIiwaup. puwatto, Hoo1sporI, gston
City and intermediate points, arriving IN Union
City at n. Leaves Uuion City q m. Tues
day, Thursday and SATURDAY, arriving IN seat
tie nt4p N T. Z LIBBY. Master.
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EoR ALASKA

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Gssgov, Master
leaves Tacoma Il Hnca. Seattle CsasrAl
whxrs. So L.. MenaRYs ssd Thursd&Fs sor Pert
Townssad. AHsa1oTs9ss AiFAafea. - = Ateoaa-
psssna au4 FnSAy Mafhaz. golag through -
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fox further iatorn4st-on Apply a SsatssA
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