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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05
THAT WAR in EUROPE
EVER IMMINENT. BUT STRANGELY
ELUSIVE.

How the Doctor. of the naay Poiitie Dis-
agree In Their Diagnoses ef IN. sifna-
tisn--M. de Gisrs Pre-eminest In the
Diplomatic Chess Game.
The maintenance OF the peace Of Europe
" no doubt n very difficult and ticklish
business. Ever since the last war, IL some
OF the gentlemen who write special corrc-
slsoadetce and cablesrams for the American
papers are Ia he credited. the political ak v
has been fiiled with warclousls NO black and
lowering and constant that Il IL y wonder
There Is ever sun enough 10 ripen crop OF
THE omniform taxes secessary TO carry on
the prodigious business of pwserving the
peace. There probably would not be II IL
were not for those other and more optimis
tic gentlemen Of the pen who are constant
~ engaged la the benevolent work Of push
Ing those clouds away. as it were. In order
that ray OF sunshine or CLINT Of the sil.
yer lining may descend TO cheer the anxious
people In their onerons work az sustaining
the tax eaters Of their respective lands
Here Il sample OF the first sort. The
wall OF sorrowful prophecy runs all through
u, and there is absolutely no hope: .sWarin
Europe IN inevitable, and even he who
prophesies as he runs need not hesitate 10
predict that II IL not far distant. Any littla
thing may bring IL about. An emeute In
central Africa may have the seismic effect
OF whisfling 'Croppies. Lie Down. mt Don
nybrook fair. There IN no disposition on
he part OF men who study the situation TO
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05
MoTHsR SONG.

Soft sleeps the earth In p,o.s,,,vh, "a.
eoit sleeps the bongh above the neal,
oef lonely depths the whlppoorwill
nreathrs one faint note, and ali "A sin
s,eep. httie darling. Night a long
sleep while sing thy cradle sour'
About thy dream the dropping t,owrr
BLOWS her sweet breath from hony -, h,,,.~
And white the great moon spr.sis -,
wings. '"'' as'
w nile low. while far. the dear earth. win..
r,esp. httie darling. All night dong
fhe winds shall sing thy sluml,er soun.
Powers Of the earth and of ,he.,,
shall have thee IN their motl,es r.
ahu hos's oi heaven. together pressed.
neha over thee. their last. their best.
hush. httle darling. From the deem
sorns mighty wing shall fan thy sleen-
-hArrieis Y. spoiford In Hnrper's Baxsx
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

Bank notes Were issued In China as
early as the ninth century. when the art
OF printing was unknown in Europe.
These notes have generally been redeem
ed, because in China. when bank fails,
all the clerks and managers have their
heads chopped off aud thrown IN heap
along with the books Of the firm. And
80 1t has happened in those good old bar
barous times that for the past 500 years
not single Chinese bank has suspend
ed payment
Now that China is coming under the
, sway Of western civilization. we have
no doubt II will have the same financial
troubles as its more civilized banking
brethren. chambers journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

The Chinese send three invitations 10
the guests that they desire 10 see at their
great repasts. The first Is dispatched
two days before the feast. The second
ON the day itself. In order TO remind
these they expect Of their engagement,
and the third just before the hour haa
struck, 20 rs TO show how impatient
they are to SEQ their friends arrive =
Hong Kong Letter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

Two days after Mr. Grubber sat alone
In the breakfast room. when a servant
entered with visiting card upon sal.
yer. which she presented to her master
sayings
"The gentleman desires to see you, sir,
upon most important and urgent busi-
ness.
II am not acquainted with the gentle
mans name" said Grubber. looking al
the card. ''bnt as he says his business In
urgent show him in and tell Miss Eva
that am engaged for time"
The servant retired and In another
minute ushered in tall gentleman at
tired In black broadcloth, with the un.
mistAkable appearance Of man con-
nected with the law. and evidently about
90 years Of age.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

The faint and elusive mark OF lead
pencil can be preserved by holding me
written page over tho spout OF fart
boiling teakettle. When IL has hem
well steamed, II Ia 'set, |" as tho wash
erwolnan sxys.---Nsw York Evening
World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

A week later. as MIR. Grubber drew on
his white kid gloves, he said:
II expect gentleman here this morn
ing Mr.. Parchment Wills. Show him
into the drawing room. Now, my dear,
! am ready"
Eva. veiled for her bridal, placed her
hand ON his arm, and he led her 70 the
carriage which was to convey her 10 the
church.
Half an hour later she returned home.
hanging ON her happy husbands arm.
On entering the drawing room with
his guests Grubber found letter await
ing him.
Opening II, he read:
SIR--ws ilnd Wa have been for two years an
chs wrong scent. The real claimant 10 Bar.
tons fortune has come forward. proved his
right 10 the money and enriched by &i0a0o
the arm Of Wills q Draft.
"Sold. by heavenr gasped Grubber
a. he crushed the letter In his hand and
strode from the room.
Darling" said Arthur as he drew
his welded bride closer to him, what
| greater fortune can ! possess than tia
loving heart have won by lovers
stfstagem. Exchange.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-05

Carries Pacific Express at lowest rates. Leaves
Mounsain Home ~ ! A. a. daily except sunday.
arrives ~ Rocky Bar at p. u. same day, Leaves
noeky bar az A. \. daily except Sunday, and
strives Al Mountain Home et 6P.s.
GRAY BROS, Proprietsrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07

SHARES SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today were lo3,-
2i3 shares, including. Atchison, 1000;
American Sugar. 81, coo; Burlington, 900;
Chicago Gas, f.io0: Distilling. 900:
Louisville Il Nashville, l,500; Reading,
I.eoo; g. Paul. 2, 100; Western Union, 200;
Hops-Dull; state common to choice,
9@i7c: Pacific coast. i2GiSc.
INITIALS.
Pig irou--Quiet; American. $1l. 500 i3 So
Copper--Qniet; lake, $a3Ts4.
Lead--Quiet, domestic quiet.
Tin-Nominai; plates dull.
spelter--Nominal.
Coffee-opttons opened dull and un-
changed to points lower. but later ad-
yanced on . little demand and closed
steady at s to 10 points net advance Sales,
$3.50 bags, including: May. SIS 20; June.
$500; July, $3.50; August. $a 10; Sep
TENDER, SiA 45eflA5o. Spot coffee Dull No.
i9l.c. Warehouse deliveries yesterday
at New York. 5,46a bags. New York stock
today, lis, so bags; United States stock.
$50 SIS Gags: aiioat for the United States,
1T. 600 bags; total visible for tho United
States. 4aH.5oo bags. against last year,
ai9 5sS bags.
Rio-Market quiet; quotations nominal.
noae given; exchange. csc; stock. i0A, 900
bags.
santos-Market quiet; good average
Santos quoted at II. $500. Receipts, 10000
bags; stock. 2a1.oo bags
Hamburg--Markst steady; prices IN
changed to Ia s pig lower.
Londoa-Msrkst unchanged.
Havre-Msrket irregular: sales, q, 900
bags; May. II higher. other months I'M
changed to II lower.
SUGAR
Sugar-Rsw, very strong: fair refining,
5-issc; centrifugal. e6 test, 2Txc- Sales,
$50 tons Antigua MuScovado, Flee; ex.
ship, so hhds. Refined. firm.
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There 10 no better route between Chicago and
ST. Paul than That Of the North Western line;
mona more direct, more soliily aud subssan-
fialiSconstracsed. equipped with fins coaches.
slseping. parsor. compartment and dining cars,
or Operated with greater vigilance or paiastak-
ing for the safety and comfort of its passsn-
gers. The private compartment; sleeping car OF
unusual elegance and finish. in which ali ths
privacy OF ones own apartment 10 secured, or, II
desired. two or more cor psstmentx can be con-
necsad en- suiis The butte; library ear embraces
asracious smoking saloon, farm SIZED with easy
chairs, writing desks, . weli-sslectsd library Of
standard and popular wosks. guide books and
enrreat periodicals, q weil-ssocked buffet, bar
bers shor, bath roou and an apartment for
luggage. All OF these cars were especially co.,
structed for tasa train In the ssss possinis man
ner include every convenience and are connected
by vestteuled platforms. permitting really PAST
sge tr0m one 10 anesnes. ~ Ia apartments en-
suita. The systerfs o. heating, ventilation
lighting and electric communication are all a.
peFises posssbia Ali meals ara served ia asn-
Ing ears route. These dininx cars are spa.
eaens and comfortable. AID tie cuisine aud
service s-s in all reapeets entirely unexeepssen-
able +. W. Parker. Fagss sound agent. No Ill
Cherry stsees. seattle
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xxeLrsH YrxAsc1AL

LosDos. May 6-Thsre Was little change
In the money market during the week.
Current business was conducted on such .
small margin Of funds. and the Bank Of
England controls such unusually large re-
sources that An unusual demand created
scarcity of money and consequently rates
advanced. The hank, however, mus
shortly invest funds. thus bringing ease 70
the market. The general belief IN that the
sass, when IL does come. will b prolonged.
Small business was done ct the Stock Ex-
change, but the tone Was firm. Invest
ment stocks were pretty firm. but there
were few speculative dealings. Foreign
securities we're stron9. especially Italian,
which were about cent higher. Argsn-
tines we're dull ON the continued rise in the
gold premium. which it 10 feared - due to
secret issues of more paper money.
Home railway securities were well
maintained on good traffic reports,
showing haif-yearly increase on ESQ. 900.
American railroad securities we're dull
and unsettled. The market closed some
what stronger. The gold shipments
did not depress the market here - much
- they did Wall street. - II was hoped
that they would hasten passage OF the
tariff bill. Reading incomes showed de-
cline OF 5; ordinary, Lie; Erie seconds.
IN; Atchison. ~; Chicago, Milwaukee
4 St Paul. Lake Shore 4 Michigan South
ern and Missouri Pacific each advanced
per cent Brasilian lines were we'll sup
ported, the rising ranging from to 2 pr
cent Csntrsls Of Argentine dropped 3
LONDON, May a-Bar silver. 925 fine.
I'D. Consuls, l001l. Bank Of England
discount rate. per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIvERPooL. May h-Closing-Wheat
weak. holders Offer moderately; No. 2,
winter, Il Cd.
Corn-Quist; holders offer moderately;
mixed spot. IS 3szd: futures. easy; July,
s. SID; May. IS 5l<d; June. IS sgd.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
ruK Rn.Rn oY TRADE


CHICAGO. May s--Ths report today that
over 8. coo ooo bushels Was the amount OF
ciearsnces of wheat for the week from tho
Atlantic and Pacific coasts checked the
huliish feeling. The hrss price at the
opening for July wheat Was Sc below the
closing of Friday, but some OF the recent
heavy short sellers bad orders in the pit TO
buy At the opening. and owing 70 thess
purch ases there vas lively rally 20 oassc.
As soon a. this buying stopped the orig
inai hsarish influence under which the
market opeaed resssert~d itself and the
price quickly fell of 10 sac. Favorable crop
reports indac<d more short selling and tie
price fell off ~ sac. There VAS onsy one
sale at the latter figure snd the price
varied nas little until the close. which Was
al sae, sse below Fridays closing.
The receipts of corn we're only lea cara
and the shipments ~. ooo busAs.a The
liberal shipments gave the market . good
send OF, July starting so higher than the
caoss ysstsrday. 1hs weakness which de-
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wArxa FRONT NOTES.

The ship Prussia 10 at Port Blakeley
loading for China.
Ship Commodore II loading lumber ct
Port Blakslsy for Hamburg.
German ship Marguerite 10 loading lum.
Der at Port Blakeley for Chill.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald brought In .
load Of hay from Stanwood yesterday.
Steamer Yakima came in yesterday
from Port Gamble with Cyrus Walker.
The steamer Utopia will leave tonight
for Vancouver. b. c., with load Of pota-
toes and cement
Steamer Chilcat will sail for Alaska this
morning with supplies for Yes bay. She
has thirty-four Cinnamon aboard.
The steamer Sarah NJ. Rsnton brouRht
the Port Biakelcy baseball team across the
Sound yesterday and landed Il at West Sc
attic.
The British ship Mowhan. now at San
Francisco. the largest Lumber carrier
afioat, tonnage 2. 747, has been chartered
10 load lumber at Port Blakeley for Port
Prize.
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lining woCkA
NEW YORK MARKETS.
.ar srocx xxcHassE

NEW YoRx. May a--The only interest
g FEATURE of the stock market today was
Mar. which was pressed for sale at the
sesasns to take prosits on the advances.
sfeaiag 4 per cent higher; price broke l
eeni. when supporting order caused =
~ and then the stock held steady antl
y O'clock. A realizing movement Was
0s4 started, which started the figures
IAN on the downward track. Support,
- lacking. and very soon stop orders
ss reported, causing break that was
I : eAeessd until loss of \ had been ex-
tefssaeea. Some Of the shorts who did
= care TO leave their lines GUS over san
Y assan 70 cover at this point and their
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
pokrLAsp, Nav 5--Wheat--valIsy sc:
Naila Walln. 75@77i<c per GENITAL.
SAN rxANcIsco MARxErs.
THE STATE or TRADE


Gan FRAScIsco, May 5.--The receipts OF
sngesables today included 1,l55 boxes of
asparagus, 40 boxes Of rhubard, one box
I 4 tquash. four boxes of tomatoes. $50
oacks of potatoes and fifteen boxes Of
tseumbcrs. Prices were steady. With .
aAafmer tone In asparagus.
Fancy grades of strawcrriss were firmsr
tndsy. with receipts of AT chests. Cher
liss we're unchanged. with receipts Of $50
boxes. Some gooseberries were sold az
ifom 4c to Sc per pound.
The butter ket IL still weak and an
sther decline IL reported. Eggs are firm.
Cheese 10 steady.
The poultry market 10 dull and weak at
saotations. Stocks are heavy.
Produce receipts--Fiour. quarter sacks.
AeSs: wheat. censals, 3.o3s: barley, con-
~ l. sss; corn. sacks, ALB: potatoes. sacks,
SQis: Oregon, 4s,. onions. sacks. 49h
nRRApsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Honr--We quote: Net cash prices for
hsnily extras. $ssnefa 20 per barrel:
mkers' extras. 81 5o@3.6o: superfine. 81 20
O2@ per barrel.
Wheat-Call board operators pay 81. Ooa
itels per GENITAL to fill maturing contracts.
WI There Is no business on shipping ac-
eaunt Milling wheat is held at a range
xns sell i2is. though buyers at over
Mo per GENITAL are not readily found.
,tariey-Priees are higher. tho market
moving good tone. Quotabie at $1.1oa
1E,s for good feed and $i.iS for a choice
etsxht article. Brewing barley, $I17is@
lM per GENITAL.
osss-Market steady in sympathy with
esher articles Of feed. We quote: Mill
.hG 2isQfi3aA: 6urprise. $i3T4M
~: tancy feed. sI27ssG |. sess; gooa TO
s.a.aee, sLlIis IS; poor 10 fair, $Los, ses
LIZ black. 81 lefL sssSs red, nominal,
tssy, N.l2is@l29's per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
ptafss--on sight. New York. per 500,
premium. Sterling blils-on London,
0.day bank. Sass.
SILVER bars, per ounce. 6Ses6ss4c.
Aexscan dollars. 5i6tAttsc.
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SvsaA-s Wi
This 10 32s. 1855 Is less than the preceding
Esesk and sos .962 % less than for the cor
uyonding week last year.
= connection with the recent rise in
grin and mill feed large orders for oats,
s1ilsd barley. mill feed and chop feed have
- placed here and In Tacoma, to be
E4tpped to Honolulu by the NEXT Cana
/ H. Pacific steamer. Hitherto this trade
! ~ gone TO San Francisco and II has been
kentomAry for oats 20 be shipped from
Ehss 10 San Francisco and thence to Homo
hdu. The sharp advance in prices in Cali
! hgnJa has caused the trade TO work this
~ and whom once started merchant
fleN will hold to II consciously.
Daring the week strawberries have de-
dhsd from the FIRST price Of the season,
~, until they are now quoted at $2 to
k& according to quality, for fifteen
)pund boxes.
Isstucs has declined In price about 10
ENnss per dozen. while cabbage has ad-
{Maced. Old onions are very scarcs and
pnms quality stock has advanced 70 8
Nns per pound. New ones are coming
I'd, but are not yet Of good quality.
Eggs are somewhat drmer than q week
-, bsing quoted cent higher.
Veal has declined 2 csnts Per pound
dafing the week.
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cnasss cansed ra1Iy 81 TX Per csuk.
caosfnG sale ba1nx decline from yes-
quotation Of -. Sugar prslerred
= IL opening, and dscifned fs<.
: ns3 Io0 cf X pr cenI
me other industsieis sympathissd With
.eakness u thsif jeenor, Dissillins dse1is-
~ = ~, stop oededo hasins hsen usccv.
efsd . - TInal aaaea vsre ID hetser tcua.
We stock fecording 8 recoverv az u
Nssonaa LAad, which enined u Il ne eeriv
trading reesdsd 1, rscovsrfne. etocks
wsfs not 5salt II toany extent "a mereiv
9 on me Day. Atchison gained &c
~ rescssd 4. rscordiug decline Of IS
ron Yesterday. In the granger North
sess . unehsngsd. Buriington and Rock
lsIand q higher and b. Paul X lower.
nsafiy al the rest ~ the list K9k lower.
Ine period Of 9rsatsss dspeession 80 after
haif past II o'clock. but . slight rally took
place In the final dealings and the market
caoeed fairly steady.
The bond market wAs dull and without
important change.
0ovefnment bonds--QuisA
STATE bonds-Inae4ivs.
Petroleum - Staady: Psnnsyivania Oh
saIes, none: April option saies, eaossd
bo54c nao. Lima oil salea, mona.
- BANK sTArKmKxr.
Following h statement Of the balancen
N the associated hanks, - compared with
the preceding week:
a0sns. ...-...............-.t 4.z5e.s0
49,. -...--.-.-. 6t4y40 .......
rrSBss sensSSf s-.s-.s..-..-s Hk5go
uNpoau -....-......-...... A31oy0o
SsassAAssss" ~.--..-s.-.s.... A.20
The banks now hold $50, sos. 80 In exce.
Of the . per csnk Of legal requirement.
arEcfr Exrosrs AsD Imroxra
The exports Of specie were: Gold.
y5.5N 38; silver. So, 800. The imports
for the week we're: Gold. 1854, 4i4; silver.
1881; general merchandise. E.25O. AZ:
dry goods. 81, $50 s77.
yISAHc1AL
Money-On call, easy Ct Per cent. last
ioan, per cent: ciesed at 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3l5 per cent.
Sterling sxchange-Sseady with actual
business In bankers' bills at 81 SsA614. 60
for demand. and 1l671<&14s 7k for sixty
days. Posted rates Assk9l90; COM
mercial bills. Ass41Ass1s. Silver Ger
tihcates. 64065c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOTEL NoRTHRRN
J aedgwick. Tacoma LIB Bunneli. CITY
Foster, Blaine w W Fiaisig. seattle
Thos Wilson, do u 2 Thompson, Portid
Morris. seattle & Marshall. ST
smais. do l. w Peek, Minneapolis
NV Munster, Perfl'd l. Gifiger ST
Fremont 8 VT, ST Miss FCoie. do
J c Denusy. VT 4 $. eno r Jemson. do
II savage, Portland A Campbelf juneau
WP keynosda, Tacoma w ) Daily, Toledo, O
r kussn, ST WB Wright, So Paul
THE ARLINGTON.
Mrs Gilbrauson, Anac r chilcott, TT Riakeley
Miss Gtlbraasoa. do Lsyus, san Fran
X Maase, Quincy. Ill Can't Morgan, TT Twnd
Mrs branin. Wash l. Jansen, Tacoma
A A Baker, New YORK sol Cameron. spokane
q ID Mclean, Mt Vernon II G. Ashen feIten do
l. 8 Feaae, Minnesota Jos II Spear. do
II Rosseau. Mt vern n Cd an wash CITY
Frank Wood. Nhatcom Mrs Melville, Oakland
Ars ~ b Hill, Aaryavi Mrs Mitchell Il Oh. do
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G WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle. Tacoma aal Olympia
Route
STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Leaves seattle daily q loo p n
0EATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily at 500 4 m. and s.0o q =.
TAR1 TO TACOMA. 50 cENTA
LAnaing-Cfty Dock foot OF Main otrsss; Con-
morciAl Dock, Tacoma
J. \ HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN /. WILEY. Manaese
Telephone asa
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SAN FRAScfsco. May 6.-Arrived-ean
Mateo, City OF Rio Janeiro, Umatilla, Car.
rollton. Departed-Schr Glendale, Gray's
HnrhoP
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Dat Of . position does not al.
ways know where 10 look for
employment Everybody reads
the "wan;" page If the Poss-Iu-
selsi1eaeer. ~ everybody warts
some thing or other. 80. natEr-
ally, business man in need of q
clerk turns 70 that page fsrst u
ali Make knoaH yoUr wanta
Uyoa deaf No enc eise Via
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TUMR ON THE CRICKET-8gAr1LREyR
u RoUr1 Two round trips dali. except sunday
TINE CARD-Lsays seattle $50 q N and 2:l6
r "a, daily excepe sunday Leave Everess
1913 m and 6:l0 p m. daily excsps sunday.
Tacoma Al Everett with steamer Mikado fof
esohomish IAnd!ngs-Fool II Madison ssreek
seattle: foot HEWITT avenue, EvoFss1
<AAE-8easaio % Everett 75c: round tgip Il a
8 q EEfF. NAnaxinR OwnoE
K6sctivs March 10 1894
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DAIxY 8xcER4 NoHnAr. rYM8 GAIA
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. Is 1924
Leaves Seattle TOO . M. Townsend. 1880 q
M. DungenesA 1900 m arrives Port Angeles.
$50 p N. leaves Port Angeles, 2.So p m. leaves
Port Townsend. 900 p N arrives SEATTLE. $50
M CITY DOCK Gu. seattle AsentA
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DAcrrro COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
plspa.ch s..amers trer semitic q tolloxs:

For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and Vie
toria ~ y passengers received on board as
= m May 8, 8, Is. Is, - and IS.
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SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmonda, Clinton. Browns Point Langley
Whatcom, and on Thursdays going through to
hiains and semtanmoo. Rsturning. leave what
com Monday. Wednesday. saturday ~ u m
Fare 70 whAtcom. IL %: Freight TO Whatcom a
&. D. BRowNFIELD. Managing Ownes
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CKA0Ir RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lilly, Bogardua q Co 3 dock, foot Spring
street. Seattle. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
on tide for Edmonds, Stanw0od. akastt City,
Everett florencA Nj Vernon. Tuiaip. Fir. Avon.
returning alternate dayA
LILLY. BO0ARDUe CO, Agents.
T0euhoue Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07

EVERETT ROUTE
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07
RELLrNoHAx BAY. INsrpE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

For Edmonds, Everett, Clinton, Langley, Coupe
vile, Utsslady, Fidalgo City, Anacorles, samish,
Fairhaven sehome and wha com. leaving seattle
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays - 9 m
Returning leaves WhAscom Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays ~ TOO . m, landing At City Deck
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07

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