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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-09-27
chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Graduated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. Is
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
At j. II. Moore's.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-09-27

| am getting new line of groceries,
tablets, pencils etc. and will gladly ac-
commcdate my colored friends and
anyone else. Polite and courteous treat
ment to all-Colored friends give me
your trade. w. w. Davis.
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Mr. j. d. Erwin of our town, exhibit
ted some corn which he grew on his
place this year that would have been a
creditable showing from the fertile field
OF the northwest. An ear was weighed
and tipped the scales at l 1-2 pounds.
Nearly all of this weight was corn, too,
for it was close grained with no more
cob than was necessary. Another
very large and beautiful variety, was
bread corn, which was almost as large
as the other and very white, admirably
suited to making nice breed This
corn was presented him by an old COM
rade OF the war while attending a Con-
federate reunion, and surely it is
very fine and valuable variety of corn.
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Twas a sad day last Thursday with.
many when Miss Mamie Aydlett de-
parted tor her home, at Fl. Smith
Ark, for through her genial DISPOSE
ton and sweet manners she won the
admiration OF all. We sincerely hope
she will honor us with another visit in
the near future. -Frs. PIT. Coahomian
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-09-27

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1894-09-27

Allen Brewer. carpenter from
Arkansas. was found Tuesday lying by
the roadside near the cemetery in
helpless and almost insensible condi-
ton by Dr.. Alexander and Sheriff w.
B. McGehee. He said he had been
laying there for two days and nights
unable to move. He was taken up by
the above named gentleman and
brought to town and placed in the Jail
where he can be cared for until he is
able to get up and go his way. From
his appearance it seems that be will
never get well. He says he owns
farm at Russellville to which place he
is trying to make his way.
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Steamer L. ). Ferry brought in IFS tons
of hay yesterday from Su!livan's slough.
Ship Columbia completed her cargo Of
2,425 tons of Black Diamond coal ycster-
day.
Steamer Mexico has taken q cargo of sis
tons of Newcastle coal for San Francisco
and will sail today.
Capt Hatfield hoissed the information
signal yesterday on account Of . storm OF
the Columbia river moving northeast.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald brought in .
load Of shingles yesterday from Stanwood
and Mount Vernon, a. it is impossible to
ship shingles from there BY rail on &C
count Of the strike.
Revenue cutter Wolcott came into tho
ha-bor yesterday morning. and was not
recognized by any one along the water
front, her former color. white. having been
changed to lead color. She Is moored near
the tide fats.
United States steamer Hassler came over
from West Seattle yesterday to Spring
street wharf and took on the supplies OF
tho Alaska boundary survey party, which
will work under j. K. Pratt this summer.
In the evening the Hassier returned to the
other side of the harbor.
The following passengers left San Fran
cisco yesterday on the steamer Urnatilla
"a IL,
Jose l.. Troison. Mr.. Trolson and wife,
Charles Jenner. Norman Jenner, Benja-
min Tu.hili, N. Seymour, George J. Mills.
Miss Gilbert. Mrs. J. 2. Gale. J. Cohen, P.
II. kershaw. Mr. Rogers. wife and child,
Mrs. s. A. Frank. Mrs. g. W. Williams.
Mrs. Phil Kelly, Miss J. Arthur, J. Wad.
hams, wife and child. w. A Cutler, Mrs.
Winslow, ]. Driscoll. Fred W. Love, Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. Toklas and child. Mrs. Pat
ten and daughter. J. p. Mason and wife.
Tacoma-Mrs. f. Perry. Miss Yailops,
Miss NJ. Y. Burt, J. +. Davies, Mrs. Brodl-
gan, G. German. S. Piummer, +. p. Has
keII. Victoria--G. +. Fox, Oswald Sny-
der. A. C. McCandle and wife, j. Bisch-
Fisher. w. +. Cove and wife. c. +. Smolt
and wife, +. +. Tinkham and wife, Walter
Lyman, William Scott, Miss Cook. J.
Fisher. Mrs. ]. +. Miller. s. Berwin, Mrs.
Jones W. WEIGH. Nrs II. Henderson, r,
II. Trueman. ii. j.. Price. Miss NJ. V.
Burt. J. Goldsmith. II. NJ. Sheppard. +. NJ.
Greenleaf. S. p. Rabbit, Mrs Medium,
Mrs. Lenx and maid. Mrs. Rice, A. Nj.
Coleman
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.skss generally VS. surrrisfnriv Arm IN
v'sv OF the disturbing infsnsnces. Duy,n-
- morning the only other shares
en sppsassd in the transactions
70 any extent we're saear. DissiIlinr.
%. rsni and General Electric 81 paui
sUcns on London buying, and rose
y sugar vas sold moderately. and s..er
m advance reacted per csu. D:.s,IIinr
s'ed u psr cent, bat quickly rallied snd
sosd up y. losing x in the final desllns..
ueasfM Electric closed within x Of the
eop nxurss- During the afternoon the
usrAss was nrrn and closed firm, with al
sos actfve stocks higher than Yesterdays
closing. except Chicago Gas and Reading.
winch Vas per cent lower. The railroad
ana miscellaneous bond market vas .
snns easisr during the morning and BE-
came nrmsr IN the aftsrnoon, bat closed
irregular.
government bonds-Firm.
ciass bonds-Inactsve.
fetrosenm-sssady; Pennsylvania oil
,aies. none; Apra options saIea. 1000:
Lima Oh SALES, none.
riSAscIAl.
Money-On call. easy at per cent.
iast loan. per cent; closed 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 21xSe5 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull, bur steady. with
actual business in banker bills at a sss<
GAsslf for demand, and &As7GsAs 7g. for
sixty days. Posted rates, A.cSNA spi<:
commercial bills. 81 s604ssiz.
silver cersihcates--6i7.c.
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BOSTON STOCK kxCHANGE z.
CHICAGO MARNIrs.


TIE toAhp q Is&nE
CHICAGO. April 2s.--shorts in the oats
market today on the board realized that
they were cornered for the delivery. The
price advanced lt.e a hushel over the Gloss
of yesterdays session. As oats rarely adj
vance or decline more than isc to &c per
hushel IN day when in normal condition
twill be seen that this advance 10 some
thing phenomenal. II sas all due to the
TACT that an old and experienced specuia-
tor named Hess recently made deal Of
money selling wheat short aud invested
the whole Of IL on the long side. He Is
credited with having made $4,000 To
s&0o. coo in wheat. and has sdded that TO
former good sized pile and invested 1t ali
in the long side of OATS. There are only
SO, o1o bushels of contract oats N store ard
there IS supposed 10 be something like
Soso. 90 or 100000 bushels sold
short fer May delivery. Mr..
Hes. 10 the owner Of boo 900
bushels in store and also owner Of the con-
tracts the short sellers have msic. He
can nov. O. course nnt his own price on
the 1901, 90 or S0oo, 900 thai can not be
bought except from him. y. I. Jones Is
supposed - Re on the same side of The
market as Hess and while not being cred
tied with being the possessor Of wealth he
has gone into 3 deal where little money
goes a long ways There was good deal
OF excitement and large crowd dealing
in ostA The msnipslstor stood in TIA
middle Of tie crowd ali the time bidding
up TO ssh. shilc Jaiy oats we're oais -
cents IN the end he bid Mar oats np 10
sai.. while July MAS only worth a2fs AZ
the close. An interesting hght Is new On
and the speculation, ssy the advance oi the
day Is only the beginning 81 it.
Estimated receipts TOR Thursday: Wheat.
81 cars; corn. 2io cars; oats, 80 care hogs.
q go head.
Closing; Wheat - Casa. Sassc, May,
5>s.e.
korn-Higheg. cash, ss'se: NAV S>fsc.
0ats-HlRasy cash S5s.e; Nav, A'.c.
Pork Higher. May, si-" 3aiF,
g. 6374.
Lagd-H:gaer; May, S.57.,; July, $T.0.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARK4r.
PoRrLssD. April 25.-Whsat-vsIlsy
ec. Walia Walia. 75c Der GENITAL.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.
STATE or TRADE


Sag FRASersco. April 25.-The butter
market is firmer again. and eggs are doing
halter. Cheese is unchanged. Honey 10
trm.
| The poultry market Is heavily stocked
With Eastern. The demand 10 quiet.
Vegetables were dull this morning. The
fsceipts were: Asparagus. i.347 boxes;
potatoss. 3i4 sacks; onions, h3 sacks; peas,
~ sacks; rhubsrb. I'll boxes: cucumbers,
eboxes. Some onions are coming from
Nevada. Potatoes steady.
The receipts of straw berries were lbs
chests today. Four boxes of cherries ar
nved. A few raspberries have appeared,
With sales al so cents . basket Oranges
are firm.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
li.2N, wheat, centals, 2.745: barley, CEN
las. 1853. corn. sacks, POS: rye. sacks.
LID; beans, sacks. 200; potatoes, sacks.
2Ho; onions. sacks. S.
CALIFORNIA CROP OUTLOOK.
San Francisco. April 2a.-The drouth
which has prevailed in California for over
FIFTY days was broken by light showers
this morning throughout Northern and
central California and indications are ex-
ceedingly favorable for rain tomorrow in
Southern California. The excess of heat
he's done much damage to grain and for
ass crops, bot the moisture has been OF
great benefit, except in the district west of
san Joaquin river, where the injury is
Widespread and almost beyond repair.
The rains were by no means as heavy as
desired. but they have done much to re-
ieye the great anxiety OF farmers Fruit
prospects throughout the entire state are
exceed ingiy good and the cherry crop is
sported To be the largest in many years.
The dry spell baked the top of the ground
70 thoroughly that summer following up
10 this time Vas generally abandoned, as
veil as the cultivation Of orchards and
vineyards.
ngEApsrUrrs AND GRAINS.
Fleur--We quote as follows: Net cash
prices for family extras. 1609Aa10 per
barre; bakers extras, So. pWS.60, super
the. 81 -0i2a5 per barrel.
Wheat Nothing new IN the situation.
Shipping business Is at u standstili. but
there is more or less trading for call board
Purposes on a basis of 81. o50tt.o per
esnsal. The rain today had a depressing
Influence or the speculative market. caus-
lax drop in the December option Of abou.
made in the cali beard this morning q.
Ni2 per GENITAL.
Barley sample market was Soc per
ton lower today on account of rain. In
The speculative market the decline was
greater. as shown by the call board sales.
Qaotabie at $i07tsetL 10 per GENITAL for feed
and 81. i2ise1i.iTis tor brewing.
oats-No change in asking rates was
made today. Buyers. however. were
searee. probably to see whether more show
srs were near NJ hand or not. We quote /:
Milling, Si.25@lS5; Surprise. 81 4005 l. Is;
!ancy feed, 81 500 i.SS: good to choice, 81. ~
9lEis: poor TO fair, $i.fo@$L2o; black.
Nl2k1 / 25: red. nominal; gray, $LioGs
LIS per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
nrsfts-on sight. New York. Per 500.
Ehcpremium. Sterling bills-On London.
oAday bank. Sass.
SILVER bars. per ounce. sti4164tc.
Mexican dollars. 539lStsc-
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MARINE xEwa.

TACOMA. April 25.-Arrived. 10Th
Quiekstep. San Pedro.
PoRr TOWNSEND, April 25.-Arrived.
24,h--U. s. strs Thomas Corwin and c. r.
Patterson.
TAroosH. April 25.-Passed. 2lth-Crown
OF England, for San Diego; 18th, William
cite, for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, April 25-Arrived, 24sh-South
Coast; Cbehaiis. for Vancouver.
SAN FRAscfeco, April 25.--Arrived-
Garsda.e, Aristomene, sch Allan A.. sch
o. Z. Kellogg. Arrived-Hecia. Kings
County. Courtney Ford, sch Aloha, Olym-
pic. Cleared-Saiurn, Panama; Hattie
Gage, Nushagak; {. u. Bryant, Honolulu |;
sch John q. North, Mahuikona- Departed
Sch John +. Miller. Portland; Umatilla.
Victoria and Port Townsend: John u.
Spreckeis. kahuiui
Arrived-Luriine, Consueio, Olympic.
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SHARES soLp.
The total sales of stocks today were:
American Sugar. 1900: Burlington, 3, 400;
Chicago Gas, "a. 800: c. Ii. V. a. p, SIS. TO-
700: Distilling. ~. 200: General Electric,
$500; National Lead. 1900: New York d
New England, $500; 81. Paul, $500.
Hops-Quie,.
Pig iron-Dull.
Copper-FIrm: $3.42X.
Lead Firm.
Tin-strong: Straits, $40 60 bid: plates,
steady. Sales on Change. 23 tons; April
tin. $40 20.
Speiler-Neglected.
Coffee-0ptions opened dull, practically
unchanged. advanced 5@i0 points on
scarcity of sellers, reacted under weak
Havre, closed duii ut 20 10 points net de-
cline. Sales were 6. $50 bags. including:
May at SIS 6o9i5.65; June. SIS 300 Is, 50;
September. $i4.eo; December. SAG laos.
snot cofiee--Rio. dull and nominal No 4,
l6Fsf lie; mild. dull. Cordova, 1919
Islsc; warehouse deliveries yesterday.
$50 bags. Stock inNew York today.
pa. $50 bags; stock in the n,ed States,
Alb 40 bags: hfoat for tho United States,
S92, 900 bags: total visible stock. sos, 500
bags, against Nj. ioo bags last year.
Rio-Market firm; quotations nominal;
exchange, 9Tsd; receipts. 1900.
Santos-Market quiet; quotations nom-
ina.: receipts. 1900 bags; stock, "a, 600 /:
cleared from Santos. 5000 bags.
Hamburg-Market quiet: sales, 400
bags: prices unchanged to i.pfg lower.
LONDON Market quiet; unchanged.
Havre-Market steady sales, {, 900 bags !;
prices generally unchanged.
SUGAR
Suear-Raw, easier: raw refining, ? S-isc !,
sales, Ia hbds Museovado, So test, . T-l6c
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MINING STOCKS
THE NEW yoRk MARKETS.
rHx STOCK EXCHANGE.

HEv fosK. April 2S.--Chieago Gas was,
seegEsc. the great feature Of shares spec
sa'lon on the stock exchange todsy.
Sehty Of Fumors had been circulsted - TO
ne adverse effect Of the Gas Trust decis-
20 In Illinois. Ii Was stated that an IN
Hsetion restraining payment OF DIVIDENDS
soald De applied for at once and granted;
sN The forfeiture of the charters OF the
vera companies in the trust would fob
ss, and that total disruption Of tho Chi
Sse 1as would DE thu outcome. As
saseqaeEoe blocks Of stock we're thrown
Eaa the market at the opening. the first
Zee being 81. which WAS - below yes
~eesys figures, and $500 shares were
va eetweea that price and Is
e'ose the stock exchange ON
"a reporters could catch up With
sse2otatioGS. This Was the lowest point
osshed. ard when /. was reached buying
sas's we're uncovered. believed 30 he Tor
ssant Of insiders. who had sold ~ tae
ssassi rrtes Of last week. These par
~ases Of the stock had q steadyins eree',
Se eaecksd the selling movement As
vat rally Of III. 81 64is. vas made and.
.noagh there we're quite free sales there
az the panlcsy feeling was absent ana
loSest i:guge subsequently recorded
Hes's. lie tnsl sales being 81 recoF-
o. =, ~ "a. below the Las; prices yes
sAy. oAcials Of the company profess
re- ne alarm as the situation. lacy
49, The forfeiture Of the charter OF any
@s con blnsd eompsn,eA The STOCK
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Short ribs-dishes; Nay. $657;s: july.
IS -
Rye &c.
barisy-Sone.
FIax seed-3l n
Iimoshy-tA2 s64N
LAVE STOCK.
Cattls-Recespsa. 10000 head. Market
In besssr demand. 1T iG1i5c higher:
prime 30 extra native steers. 81 5o4t %:
medium. q 0se43 IS: TEXANS, <1S33ka
Hog Rscsspta N.m0 head Market
actlss. closing stsoax, 81 . tribe higher: :
rough heavy. a. G@4 -. packers and
mixed. 1.io9ai5: prime heavy and
butcher weishts. isis; assorted iignt,
$50
sheep and lamhs-Receipts. 1900 bead.
Market unchanged. top sheep. 81 s5tSt .:
top lambs, - 5o@465. spring lambs, 500
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YxarrsH ur.xcraL


LoSpos, April 2s-Bar silver. e25 h1e.
sss<d. ConsoIs. ioots; bullion into Bank
OF England, go; Bank OF Engiand
discount rate, per cent.
NEw YoRK Acrii 2l-The New York
Ereaims fest's London cablegran says:
There was distinct improvement sodav.
English railroads were fsvorabiy bought
on favorable traffic returns, but the specn-
lative market also were bought, including
Americans, which showed > fractional
gain and closed steady. Silver vas up 70
237 on Indian buying. said to Be specula-
tive. on q. rumor that the minis will re-
open. This rumor depressed rupee paper.
The Indian council sold 50 iakhs at rupees
~ rates ranging mp to Is 1882. The
amount offered for next week has been in
creased 10 50 iakhs. Sevensy-one thousand
pounds OF gold were boughI
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LrvYxPoor. April 2a-Ciosed: Wheat
Quiet. but steady: demand poor: holders
offer moderately. No. California, s. Hd@
So ID. Red western winter, IS lid.
Corn-Firm: demand moderate; hnseed
oil, Els Cd.
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are 81 .6i9. i02 There were flied for
record yesterday Z deeds. the considera-
i,ons aggrega,ing 1881 Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co.. abstractors of titles. ii5 Cherry
street. between Front aud Second:
Mrs. II. J. Curtis to Jos. Dubbed, 10 q in
swi. sec 80. .. ), S..
Nav England \. W. Inv. Co. ito f. W.
Randall lots o and 10. block II, Eastlake
add. 81 Geo.
J. +. Wilson TO Ira Woodin. lot L., bloc K
q, Laws I'd, and others, 81.
Z. l.. Smith tn Eva NJ Shaffer, lot ii.
block 20. East Seattle. $ao
\. : Metready TO II. ". Wheeler. 30 fee,
Of lot :. b!oes 4. BothsIl, $40
J. r. Griffith to III. l.. Emmons, lot .,
block IS. PontiGs' "a. 81 500
y. rherson 10 Frank Joost, 8 acres in
sec l. q, S. 500
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THx ABINGDON.
Per whsteo,o ana y.neeu,.r

Cassi farther notice the seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern train Isssiag Seattle al SIS q Il sna
arriving ~ y wi.l maze asrsSf connections
ior WAsteera, Vancouver sn& polat. EAag VI.
Cans4tsa fasise Tarouga psEior cars o~tmeea
Sees4le an4 %sBFrtsver
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TUMPoN THE CRICKEr-sRArrTHEvx aBrr
RorrE Two round trips d. iis excscs sunday
TIME CAkp-Lssye seattle 1880 q m and 2;S6
p m. daily except Sunday. Leave Evsrets
10: Is q m and 5.l3 2. m. daily sxcept sunday
Connections-Ats seattle With steamer Flyer foe
Tacoma A: Eyerstt with steamer AikAdo foe
eaohomish Lanaiags-foot n Madison street.
Seattle, foot HEWITT avenue, Everett
FARE-Seastie 10 Everett zSc: round trim n "A
IS. Mfr. Managing owner.
Elective March 10. 1894
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SKA6IT RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves LILY Bozardus & "a = dock, foo; Spring
street. Seattle. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
tide for Eimouds. >tanwooi. skneis city,
Everett, Florence Al Vernon, Iaalp. fir. Ayou
returning al ornate asyA
Lilly. BooARpus & Co. Agents.
Telephone la.
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STEAMER CHFuAITS

Leaves Hatfeii's wharf daily except Sunday a.
ESQ ?. III Fer freight or passage apply on board
W r. sEyMoRr Na.,s,
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G WILEY NAVIGATION CO

9 WILEY NAVIGATION Co
Seattle, Tacoma aad Olympia
Route.
STEAMER MCLrNOMAH
Leaves Seattle daily at 100 p n
eEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily 1t 500 = m. and 500 p N.
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CExrA
Landing-City Dock foot Of Nam Street; Com.
nsreiai Dock. Tacoma
IA HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, Nanaees
Telephone $50
pAcITIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follow:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria, IT . m passengers received on board q
. m April 8, 8. Is, l5. 23 aud ~.
For Alaska. April IL and "a
From San Francisco, for Victoria ana Puge.
Tickets may Be obtained at the ONCE Of the com.
pany, at Ocean deck. Seattle
aOopALL. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents, San Frame SEA
]. n. JOHNSON. r. \ Hupt, Seattle.
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EoR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take The FAST and Com modioas
STEAMER GENERAL CANDY

Fer BiFchsils Sidney, Charleston prs Deck Rre-
mertoa Desstur. Tracytoa. chico, siivarIae
ard intermediate points. Leaves HArringtons
WHAT fo0t OF NashiE stoG street, Al Z 80 q
DAILY except sunday
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Ell or rzn TIrEK- .
sxArrLx TO TAcsseA

LIZ CD ~ -Bkf8A
sxArrLx TO TAceHA
esw sssn1 szvs dAzy. sxcsss szaAas.
{. sss Asss ss1 tvsssy-avs nasunA
TnE srEANEa -yLrKx.
nagsiae aaE'y sz.pA sssss,e rassas sssaA = -
raxrxs svypc1
thursday. DEG H
-ssR CARA
xMvs ssssee-es7a. ssss = m. i:ls, - p -
Lssvs Tseera-s0o IL :9oa n, 90. e:SSn =
oa,aay-
Leave sssssss-7 20 . -. 1850 p -
Leave Tsccns-ssso n. Iseo p n
LAaAsng .: n. r. wharf rsesnA. saA CsnRs
81 Asck foss Of xasscs ssrsss seattle
PACIFIC sAviaATioS cuNrASY-
i TIxE TABLE IN eEscs April I. lSoA
sEATTLE-wHATcoM RoCrE
Daily sunday exespsecL
sTfAMEs STATE OF WASHINGTON
~ seattle ! 80 N Lv wsascoEa ISIS n
Ar wAa1eoai sg.s a u Ar seattle 8 30 5 m
stopping NJ Fifa;Ea. Anacorsss ana Fairhaven.
wah steamer Henry sailsy .ss TAcomA
sEsTTLE-TacoaA ROUTE
Daily gexcspz "a urday1.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Ar seattle. ..--s.so p IN AR Tacoma II 90 m
tcneeftine ~l-h SssAines stAse o4 " 1eoineto7
Cor Fscslso. snaco-t-s, fairhayen aad whascsn.
MI with steamer tssrhavea for Everefi Ia Con-
nss and Al W hfaoy island poia:a
La CONNER AND whIDaY BLAND ROUTE
aTorFfso AT Evx Rgrr.
STEAMER FAIkHAvEy
North b'nd-Exeeps sat Sua hd-Excspf Sun.
Iv seat.Is.. 600 IN Ly Ia Conner q 80 Q m
Ar kvcrest. 80 IL; SO ; m Iv Evere.: y 90 m
Ar IA Conner 500 m Ar Seattle $50 m
sfopesrx a. ESmonds Everett Clinton Browns
Point Langley conpevifie. san 90 Faca Oak Har.
boz snd UisaiAdys connecting ~ seattle vita
steamer henry BAILEY for ecomA
whArves-Paclfc Navigation Co, Tacoma: Pa
dock. foot OF University ssTess,: hsrchanss dock.
Everett,
For full particulars rAtes. excursions. towaxe.
efO apply to or address A. J. MACLE u. Aren't
eeatt.s. telephone SAC; J. F. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger gent, Tacoma; telsDhons ga
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
EVERETT ROUTE
IL STEAMER GEFYHOCND

Dsiiy except Sunday,
Ivs Seattle. II 80 m Lvs Seattle. .. A:4o , m
Lvs Everett. s:A5 . m Lss Everett. 2.0t 10
srns.. Leaves Seattle ................ 4:8O D 70
'' Leaves hye-ett -..............if 90 o 10
fARx-sISaLE TRIr, T5c; Rorx Tsir Ell rs
Connects with boats for Tacoma Aad snohomiah
Landing, Comnn dock. 800. Of Marion street
StATfL. AMI TACOMA NAVfGA ZION CO.,
CEare TRoUr. Pres r. W. 6oopHun. Sscy.
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