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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-23
MADE HIM WHOLE.
PHYSICIANS PUZZLED ever A
MIRACULOUS REcoVER
SOUTH SIDE CITIZEN Grfrs WELL
AFTER DEiNG GIVEN lJP TO DIE
OF BLOOD POISONING

semarkabiestory Fully Investigated by
THE Dispatch" anf Found to Bc
Absolutely True in every Particular
MIR. Koehrig Tried the Most Famous
Medical Men of 'l1orope and America
and After All cope Had Fled Game
Homo and Wa, ,ured by the Cook
nemedy Comphny.
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WEST BOUND.

ARRIVAL. ", ~. ~ p. NJ.
Lookhart, Mixed No. % 3. 4. q 1855
San Antonio, Express No. a., 1924
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"My wife and : had lively dis
cussion last night said the mild
hammered men. "But l got tho last
word,
You don't say so?n
Yes She Acknowledged it herself
this morning
How did you manage ito'
"lall1ed IN my Sleep
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CRY DIRECTORY.

Mayor }. .. Blohm
Marshall I. j. Burkett'
ALDERMEN.
e. II. Flato Edmund VOTERS,
H. Wagner. Louis Tfautwein-
NJ +. Wolters.
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At HOME AND ABaoAD.
Interesting items Carefully seiSs-sa 1raaa
tho Lending palI.s-.

eAo hf'"N'hA %fr@.--~~'
After the division on the house Of
iords on the evicted tenants bill, DR..
Charles Trainer. Irish nationalist,
member of the house OF commons for
Cork, approached the marquis Of
Clanerado in central hall. and In a
menacing manner told him he was
living on the blood of his tenants.
The marquis was cool, but talked OF
having Tainer arrested. He did not
do so, and the incident was allowed
to drop.
The great coal mines near Doni-
browa, Russia. government OF Grad
no, are burning. The fire started BY
an explosion OF gas while the full
force OF men were underground The
main shaft was wrecked and compar-
atively few miners have been rescued.
The latest report is that 100 mon are
entombed in tho mines and that all
hope Of saving them has been aban-
doned.
The strike commission whose work
has begun at Chicago, will sit from
10 to 1890 and form 80 to 4 o. clock.
The order of the testimony will be
that OF the employees, second of the
railroads. Two lines in particular will
be Investigated, being the Illinois
Central and Rock Island, these lines
being named In the order Of appoint-
ment by President Cleveland.
The local detective bureau OF Chi
cago has been asked by the govern
for mon ,yhn hoyo hoan ,nailina IN.
mense numbers of lottery circulars.
Postofiice Inspector stuart thinks the
offenders are amateurs as their work
is clumsily done. ttf
A. rr6iorano,is Ind 1orov Tan
,letor pbilin Rannanort MI !, II
pings and p r GiIlinan ~ po,l
lists, were arrested for hold H. = d..
litical meeting on Sunday .cI !.
Jail, refusing to give bon {,
acquitted OF being gull i.
sense.
Tno four lille IN rlaoaV II e
free list all forms of sugar,
iron and of barbed wire fenS, (
rods in its manufacture which wi
pdsscu ny Juc HOuse ure uruWH
into effect Immediately upon ~
passage But the senate VIII r
pass them'
The committee on apprqsf
has increased the head mon (
migrants from 90 cents to !
ana directed the secretaI + +
treasury 10 present PAM i
organization oil the iminig' ~ b n
''Y ~, 90 49, n
Inc supreme court OF Ai' v f
1lng us hlgh court OF lmlE -
AFTER long ana eNhaustlv9X a. Il +
Ninth ,ndirioi circ,i MI ,o; Jrt
nnindicial condnc, aod I've ren, +,
fror, ,,sioa
hum ~ Kent~olss bas haan anro}
nnon amonr nemocra+ic le,ders@ NJ
dil tbe vacancv On tho se,ote rnarco
cornnitteo co1sod Nv tbe doath ~
Senator Vance of North Carolina.
Dr + w Da,.s ,,.o,,ina,+ ~,
stefan Of CoaIhnry w Va vas Hred
nm from omhnsS ybile rotMrning from
, a professional visit recently and will
die.
Adarinc attempt was made to hold
up Lake Shore express at Kessler,
Ind, recently, where similar ~
tempt succeeded II year ago.
The anarchist trial at Paris re-
suited in the acquittal of twenty
, seven of the thirty, three being con-
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Deeds Recorded In The Auditor's OAos
Yoete pdny.

Deeds KeGor0e0 In the AooiSOf'o Omo0
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1894, are 1851 ,9oS There were filed for
record yesterday 20 deeds, the considera-
tons agEregatins $l3,i32. Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co., abstractors of titIes. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
W. p Smith to Zeb Shearer. acre in
K. III. Peterson to F. w. Marshall, lot
10. block 5. Victory add, $500.
and ~. block 81 Denny & Hoyt's, $50.
J. Andrews to William Havers, tract Is.
knights subdivision, 81.
c. Paasch to Pacific Land Company,
same. $37a
Elizabeth Kelloueh to Annie P. Soutar.
s a In sec 4, 25. T. 1926.
K. II. Davis to John Davis. lots 8. J, 8, 0,
10, block 2. Valentine, 81.
J. NJ. Rex 10 Julia Whitehead, lot Is,
block %. Edes d Knights. 5000
Samuel H. Berry 10 r. w. Dawson, 5
acres In sec %, -, 2, $3.50.
J. S. Harding to Miss C. Harding n u 81
of nw,+ of ne,l sec II. q, 8, 81.
L. Rudd TO II. Adams. ios 9, block 3,
W. ". BECK to M. ]. Caldwell. lot Is,
block q, Wasson's addition to Ravenna
park. $3.50.
John Egsert TO c. Thompson. lots o. 10.
II, II. block ?, Lake Dali. $500.
r. II. Renick to W. IL. Rocks, 2tf acres
sec 70. -, o. &7,.
r. lii. Garfield to G. r. and Hattie NJ.
Green, lot Is. Whitney's suppl plat. s. 500
Adam Sachs 10 G.. W. Rima, lot Is, block
O, Green's add and others, 81.
Sherifs's deed 10 estate of James o.
borne, deceased, lot ?, sec "a, tp rs n, c.
IS, i68.
A. III. Foote 10 A. c. Wilson, lot Is.
block /, Wells, SI25.
A. &. Wilson to Ida NJ. Foote, lot II,
block !, Wells, $40.
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sAIIs. roo.s Asp ccrpaak-


NAiIs-< gobbing}-ysv ,iss cut sssei
same a. si.e. cut steel, N-ge: wire. s.
ooLs-tJoe6snef-Saws, es0secct. Diss-
tcn's tuftle soosh, re psr f.: Humboldt
and Tossdo. Sc: Tyee. Sse pss n: Cans
dian sacsy snsd rsxor ssesi. s5c per r.: hand
-Dssscn's. IS per cent OF sisr Axss-
kinRie biz. t7-So per deg. double bits, elsz9
- per doz ehoveis and spsdss-sseel,
e6508 - PR dog, iron, $445 per ocx-
Hakchsss-From Has pr dox Maftocxs
Per doa. x.M picks-Reiirosd. s. sS<s
$6 IS pss doz- Fcrks--Hay, 60 ana 10 per
cent on list. Grsndssones-Per 10. iA9
&c. Wedrss-Ssess. 6ss4i5c per ID. Flies
srxKL FaAxrss Yooas-so and 10 psr csnk
OF.
Lass MoxKH-Great American. 50. and
bcckeye, - psr cent CD
,sfrns AMP ssArns-S1 Per cenL on-
n re- csa, -. Ilvhsrany :, r~r erat of
sr..rsHn.s :. r.;-n.nts rI.tforn,.
assS ~ rect ~ s,., ro.nfs, Is ,,er cent.
OF r.. srssss,d 49, e -, cent al
pa,rI fai.h-rsl iaE.inrh and
,.-s.r M cs -, *. is'.sr..s lie .er ID !.
ara a-shrssS fssse. Sal ~ and farrer.
tarreA iash yarn sisal -,lc: manila si1c
T,sx...-p,.,.a IN ~, can. Of.
a. m,.n - ~ -. oT
Grsxrrrvi.,gs ~ cent al nav Hat
Oaxrn-p~r hale Nna55n
W,rr-Gesx.rir~a ri.,n fence 50 OF.
b.aes plaIn 50 ana 10 OF: raivanixed
bartsed feuc.. sx11c per hound: green
wire cloth 1 rs rer ion %. n.
Frxy-Per uf) double lsDe. "A 50: triple
tarse a.. 80,
PowpEs--f Jobbingt-Eiackb blasting. per
Aee, si.foe1: % per cent. u,aot-HeIcu -
% 'aason aynsmi.e. sst3 lag PET csse % :"
sos. 70 PCT csnt; Hercules OF !uason ay-
namite. AS@s.u: Champion OF Inampn
lump. ~ improves Jaason STUMP, 49, -
yoiaen fneasans sporting, Din. kse :$s-oo,
Dupont nns sporting: .io: kee. ~ ssa
or summer shooting. Isao. keg' Vs. Easis
Dne Z. z-s9. kex. sA per ease.
f-tJoooingf-Dfop. FLIP pef sse'
oucksnot. &LW; chilled shot. $Lo.
HKAyY HaRpwARk
Tpo~ ptpu-Ioshsn,l-W iron. nm
70 u black 10 nsr cent on iiat. lareer
si.es n and 10. raivanixed. Ia ma nader.
~ ard & rer cent ar. 1870 .isss IS and s
per cent of list
Trx PLArE-tJobbinel- Chsrceal plates,
bright. IC. l0xlA 20 l4x30, o. 50 per box;
TX, $40 so; charcoal plates, terns, &c. lax
M 70 IA. 80 YH ~
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TER AkfINsYnN.
InsQae aud Exaussite.

Ths .sterior OF the compartment ear On tas
Noste-wes;s-a lsas Ia !sxe a kingly palace. =
rsla.iaI residence os an Arabian Nights dream OF
spseatos-~ss tie s!s.tos uasy regard x
Never ia tie kistosy OF railway eravsl has
srysAinr - perfect In architecture, 80 unlaGs
fE comfort, exquisite Ia taste o. 50 eossiy in
decoration. asea seer before. ar. IL WAS among
tie frsas xsgsss tnxs attracted tho af.en.4oa OF
TIE world ~ TIE columbian exyositioa. t.Ss
marvellous ear sesirsiax al otaers
TIE SovsA- Western Grzlsst to ccicago carry
Ing tia tesstae- with tzsst. sleeper and dining
cas. leavss ;. Pas! every day IA sss ysAs. eer.ss
st Ire same rate - in 81 ordinary slesrsng car
D. u. f9rkes. f'osss seuna agent. III Casssy
street. e<stla
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p....n~ers o. tn. wall. WALL.

San Francisco. March Following is
list of the passengers on the WaIla
waila. which sailed today for Puget sound
ports:
For Port Townsend-F. J. Carter. George
5. Ma,zura.
For Seat,Ie-A ". Seaton and wife. G..
Harkrader. Mrs. s. Tenant. Mrs. l.. Bios
som, l.. b. Whytock, NJ. c. Callaghan, b.
futile.
For Tacoma-Edith Wock, c. Nj. Meyer.
Mrs Johu Spencer.
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EvKRErr ROUTE
II STEAMER oHEYHoUN0
Daily except sunday.
Commencn1 Thussdsy. February y !OYA
Lvs seattle. IL 40 m Lvs eeAttis... 49, -
lvS Everett. $50 . N Iva Everett. 2;vo m
sunday. Ysavss seattle; -........... i:v SS "a
Connects win heats for Tacoma ana enohsmsAh
LAnding Coimsn dock, feot OF Aarien ssrset
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvioATIoM Co
CLAUD TROUT. y ". 0ooDhUE.
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MINING srocxs
NEW YORK MARKETS.



SEw YoRx, March s-Ths feature of the
stock exchange transactions today wa.
Sugar, which steadily advanced until 1t
reached loo. which point vas reached
ahon, noon. Daring the afternoon Sugar
sarsed steadily, and in the late dealings
receded TO s'.. closing At so,s, q decline
OF ais from the best OF the day. The gen.
eral msrke; opened fraction lower aud in
the early dealings the sctive lis, receded
t6sA per cent. while Lead broke . per
cent. bat recovered u The other shares
which had receded also made a partial
rally. The marke, closed weak. with a
majority oi the active list = eril5 PER cent.
lower than yesterday. the latter Lead.
while -. rani and Rock leland are down
1 per cent and Iowa Central IL.
Government boaas-Eirm.
pesro9eua-Stesdier: April option sales.
1900: closed a. 81 &c BID.
FINANCIAL.
Money-Oa cali. easy at / pey cen.
closed q. per cent. prime mercantile
paper. SSS3ia per cent Sterling exchange
Quiet ana steady, with sctuai ha-f.
ness in hsngers' bills Mt 81 ssi.es4 ss X
fos demand. and t&s7esis So. for ,s6 oars.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.
STATE OF TRADE

UfAik W ThApk
SAN TRAxcisco. March 6-Ths markets
for general merchandise are generally
quiet in leading lines. and prices are weak.
The produces markets are dull Vegetables,
in iiRht supply and weak.
Oranges sell freely at auction.
Potatoes are weak.
Onions-Firmer.
Butter-Weak.
Eggs are steady.
Ponitry-Stili plentiful and weak.
Game-DuiL
Cheess-Stcady.
Produce recsipts--Flour. quarter sacks
Il ,392; wheat, centals. 4,697: barley, CEN
tails, 1888; corn, sacks. 800; rye, sacks,
333; beans. sacks. 1880; potatoes. sacks,
ACTS; .onions, sacks, 2a3.
RRaApsTuTYs AND GRAINS.
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. 50. 25@3. IS per pbl.: bakers
extras. s.. lbtt325; superfne. s. 4o0s2eo.
Wheaf-No. l shipping. 92ts@93kc;
choice. a5a98ilc; milling. s7tsc@$I.oa
Bar!cy--No. feed. 7i,tc: choice bright,
72l<e: brewing, s2tsselc.
Oats--Red. $i.ooIl.i5: black, 90caSi 20 +:
milling. sLIo9Li5; fancy feed. siiot
LIS: good TO choice. $io7ss6fi. 10; com
mon TO fair, s5c@*i. surprise, $L20g
80; gray, $i.02,saLo7is.
rISAScfAL
Drafts-on sight, New York, per 500,
sc premium,
Sterling bills-on London. 6o-day bank.
sass
Silver hars--Per ounce. 59,4a5e,.c.
Mexican dollars-is14sc.
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LIVE srocK.
ENGLISH SILVER MARxxr.

ENGLISH SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. March 6.-Bar silver. after the
opening I<l higher; further advanced to
T11d.
ENGLISH GRAIN NARKEr.
LIVERPOOL. March 6.-Wheat-Firm:
No. / California; IS 1lsdtf5s 2ISd: No.
2 red Western winter, Il 10l1d@5s I'D.
CONFIRMS: new mixed. IS sd.
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SEATTLE. Lake share & Eas..rn Railxax.

Train leaves Seattle for Vancouver, So.
mas, Sedro, Anacortes. Hamilton. Sno-
homish, North Bend. snoqualmie at 35
D. IA; arrives =. m Train leaves for
Snohomish and Sedro AZ ASS p. m. and
Arrives 10 .gS a m
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IIooD CANAL ROUTE
II New Passenger eseaunoe
DkETA
Carrying U. .. msiil leaves Colnan deck MeA
days. Wednesdays and Fridays ~ 700 . n foe
Kingston. Port dame.e Bangor. seabsck, Drianon
pewAito, Liiliwaup yaiis. Hesdsrors and Union
City and intermediate psints, arriving ct Union
CITY 1T 400 y. M. Leaves unioa CITY ~ Z 10 Q.
IA Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays. arriviAs
" CkARLxs Ma plsoS. Master.
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keys fitted and gun repairing. al work
guaranteed. Hardy 4 Hal, Pioneer block.
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EAT. INSIDE ho0fUz

yc~ F4m3rss. gvsrs:I fsEa.cn. IAasisy, Cour~
WI. ysssaissT. Fissgo City. AaAxarsss, sazsfsn.
Yssrsssen s<ssszs an VIVA ecn. seAvtns -cAstss
Tasssays EESss2ays sse Saturdays ~ q n
r~surrlnx ytavss ShAsc@us - ~caesseyu. FftaAya
ess saa4sss ~ a.so e.. isnfsns q es.y TsccG
TuONr1oS eEu2
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CHICAGO MARkKra

The BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, March 6.-Whsat-Moderste
business; opened at unchanged to &c
higher, advanced &c more on better cables.
prospects Of cold weather over the unpro-
teeted wheat belt and good export clear
ancss inducing good buying; held fairly
steady, and 90 closed &c higher than yes
tsrday. Recsipts $500 bushels: ship
menss 1900 bushels. Closed: Cash.
575sc. May 60tsc.
Corn-Higher; cash. 35,Sc; May. $50.
oats--Sieady: cash. s1so; May, SoHc.
Rye-45tsc.
Bariey--Nominal.
F.ax-$L3s.
Timothy
Pork-Lower; cash, $1L 42,s; July. &li- so.
Lard-Lower; May, 1855: July. $6S0
Short ribs-Lowsr; July, $5.o5.
Shou.ders--$6 25@6 50.
Short clear-$6 75G7 .l2k.
Whisky-$Ll5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattls--Recsipts. $500 head; market
slow aud steady: no extra steera here /:
fair to good 81 25@4 50; others. s.. 1004 !;
Texans, s.. 5O0f3. 80; stockers. e. 656l3 40.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head: market
slow at 5G10c lower: rough and heavy.
81 5o6s4 90: rough packers and mixed.
$.75d4.9o; prime heavy and butchers
weights. $i.97IS@500; assorted light, 1897
0a00.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; market
steady; top sheep, $S.0o@375.
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GrEAMER MANNER
Rebuilt ana rsfarnished leaves Merchants deck
Tuesday, Thursday AMI SATURDAY ~ . m. tor
Kingston, Tort Gamble Bangor. SeAbecG. Lii
Waup puwa,ta Hecdsport L nien City and int Or.
mediate points arriving In Union City ~ . p n.
leaves uaien City . IN. Wednesday. Friday
End Sunday, arriving IN seattle 1t p m
4. f. LIBBY. Master
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Hors.
Hops-rrreguiar: state. common 20
choice. ls9eoc, Pacific coast. l642lc-
Wool
Woos-Qaist: domestic Asecs, 1e025c:
pulled, ae9 DC: Texas l0s3l5c.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper-Duli: Lake, @.62K-
Lesd-Firm. domestic. IS. 10.
Tin-F.rmef: Straits. <iS2 BID.
Coffee-o2sicns opened duh, at 70 10
points decline. with subsequen: partial re-
covery. but II wss generally feasureless al
day, and closed qaiet ana steady at IN
changed 70 5 points net decline. Sales,
7,75o bags: March, SIS. lo@i6.l5; April.
Sis 50; Mar, $iaaS; univ. $iA9o9 l4a6.
Spo, Rio. steady: No. Z. iTs*c-
Sugsr-Raw, steady at unchanged: CEN
tr1fueals, a6 test. 3 slice ex- ship; refined
frm; demand moderate.
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/
0cIcx yrxR 10 SAN SRAxcIsco
Asa n pstash
cAIIyuaxrA
Va Go M sAsssa rszss q a.
sorrEx1x PACIFIC COMPANY
rAs ea;y rsass
TEaorsH CALIFORNIA
roan posas
EAST AND SOUTH
x1s sexxse norrx OF rEE PACIFIC caasA
xxeuzsios rieasss % Io. Aaseses aaa rstaza hem
sextfie 96s.2A
PrLLxAS BuEFEr sLKErxRA
PULLMAN sEcoSpAcI-Ass SLEEPING Cars
AssaeAsd 10 exrress srslas ase-alns saps<soe -
For rases- tickets, sleeping car reservss:cuA
esss, esAi a7oa % address
T1oA A. GRAHAM. plstrics Passenger aaa
rrssshs Assat Starr syd building. Seattle.
T. p ROGERS. Asss<tsnt f;~n>rsi Fr~ssns snA
Passenger Agent Portland. Ca.
ELx 81 r1a -xLYxR-
e1A1rtI TO TACOMA
Hsu sssna Nsss esssy. szes,s saaAsR
In enc aesr - swsas,s0vU ainnesa
TIE grEA1GEn syIYDA.
Asssaas Aai,, sr'ss. ssssn~raes.s MIA - -
sAx1xs wBDes
-HuRspAY. DEG II
LAW ssasas esaS . m. i;lA go . -
Lssvs Tacsma--s;oo IL :SoA IN, SEQ. esGD D -
Sunday
Lsavs ssa,sls-7sos . n. l2:soAA
Leave TacoEa-e:3o = N. G:eo u
Landing ~ X. p wharf, Tacoma ~ csmDa>
~ Aecx. ssse u Aasisa ssEssk sssaaaA
DAll1 TIKI oAss
osoeynysA TAssaa 80 osanno
keosA
of9Ax3A MUNICIPAL
a 49,. = .::::;:
1asons 49,. $50 = m loiympis Al. s:So "a
connoso1nS With bsass ses Kamllshis 60 ohslsuH
City Deck toes Of Naia ewsoI
FARE 10 TACOMA. - cENrA
CAPTAIN L WILEY. xAnssn
TN EFFECT MARCH {. 1894
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LxarB yEaLRa waAnS ArO p 4
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Fdmonds, Clinton. Browns Point
Langley. Utsaiady, FtaaiGo City. Ana
cortes. ssamish and Whatcom. and On
Thursdays going throush to kiAins ana
Semiahneo. Returning. leave WhAfcom
Monday. Wednesday. Saturday ~ 3 p N.
rAN 20 naacom. ...'..s'ssss..''.s...ss......
frelGnt 70 " nAtecm. Luz
e. D. BROwNFIELp
Managing ownss.
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STEAMER cHEaAL,s

caves HassstSs ~aarf daily ese~p. s.naay q
Asc . - Fer nsAgsi 90 s~ssass scsly % soarA
y.R sEyxoRx xaasss-
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nACtFIc NAVIGATION COMPANY.

DACIFIC SAvI0ATIoS COMPANY.
In erecs March ]. 1894
sEATTLE.TAcoMA ROUTE
DAILY.
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHrSaroN
~ seattle. ct, 500 = m AT Tacoma. e;ss q N
Lv seattle. IS SO m Ar Tseoms s:ds p
Lv Tacoma i:l5 8 IN Ar ssst,is.. 500 p m
Nv Tacoma. 500 m AT Seattle. ..7'se p IN
FARE so CENTS
La CONNER AND wHIpBY ISLAND ROUTE
srorrrss Ar EVERETT SoErg aoeSn
STEAMER faIRHAyES
Going north. leaves Seattle. o .. m; arrives La
Conner n IA. going south. leaves la conner,
so a m: arrives .eaitls p M. heprans ~
lam Point CospevlIas san de fuca. oak Harbor.
Utsslady. Saturday excepted; ~ .xxrrr
Agent, Seattle Telephone sac.
n. HARMON.
Travelling Ere ish, and Passenger Agent, Tacoma
DAcIgIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
p,.n.,ch steamer. fronl seattle ~ toilowsi
yo, s.n Yraactsco via Fort Tewnsead and VIC
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PORTLAND. March Especial. Wheat
Quiet and weak: Valley. s2lis9s5c: Wails
Wallis, 75t6T7lsc per GENITAL.
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STEAMER MAREL

STEAMER MAREL
Leaves Raaoe,ds wharf Tuesaaya ThsssAa0s -
saturdays Of 7 q scr R6mscds Makiitoo. ~
srstt, NArysvfis. East EysresA Jewe,i aal oaes
homish FARE TO bvERETf, SOC: TO 0No.
HoMIeH. Soc J. A HATS1tLp, Agent
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Reyfew Of Seattle Markets Tor
u the Past Week.
naeLev AND BEANS ARe HIGHER

o, DEPARTMENT o. AonIcrIrrsy. \
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a BLANSyoxD, l. r. O.
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wgATHEE BrkRAv-DArxY suILxTIx.
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BUrTER-Best Eastern creamery, 6o-lb
tubs. sc per ID; choice dairy. a0c;
fresh California roll. 2i@28c per III; pickle
roll. 24c: Eastern 2-lb prints, SOC: fancy
ranch, 23c.
CHEBE-( Jobbing) IN alive W ashington,
&c; Eastern, 12fi4c; California, l3@i 5c.
Esos-< Jobbingl- Fresh ranch, leg iSc ;
store eggs. Eastern, lie.
PouLrKY-( JobbinR) chickens. spring.
$3.1QA50. hens, 3i5O@5.oo per doE |,
ducks, $aOoGf6 90 per deg; turkeys. live.
1i9ti5c per I'd; geese. live, $i300s II 90 per
doz
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TN EFFECT MARCH 4. 1894
STEAMER IDAHO

q. D. BRowNFTELp,
Managing Owner.
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ble's Ivory, 4os. $s.soi ioos, u: eassi'e.
white. isSfls,a per pound
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