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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

D. b. Jackson returned from . trip 20
Portland yesterday.
Steamer Cricket Is on the beach as Ever
EFT making repairs TO her wheel.
The Merchants dock has been changed.
and i nos known as the Lilly Bogardus
wharf
The steamer Delta carried large nrm-
Der Of campers 70 points on Hood canal
yesterday.
Steam tug vigilant passed inspection
and wih do tosing and general jobbing
business.
A thorough everlasting In being given
the revenue .cutter Grant at Irondale, near
Port Townsend.
Ship Spartan will sail today with 2. go
tons Of coal for the Black Diamond Com
pany as San Francisco.
Steamer Arasah sailed Yesterday from
Vancouver with an immense cargo Of
merchandise for the Orient.
Steamer Delta will hereafter leave from
Cosman dock for Hood canal. Frank W.
Goodhue hss been appointed agent.
Steamer Portland arrived yesterday
morning from Point Roberts with II 600
pounds of salmon for the Wyman Fish
Company.
The claims against the steam schooner
augusta were Ill PAID yesterday and she
cleared for the haiiDut grounds near Cape
Flatsery IN the Afternoon.
Steamer Monticello will begin running
regularly on the Port Angeles route on
Tuesday morning next ~ 7 o'clock from
City dock. She has been thoroughly over
hauled, and will make much faster time
than heretofore.
Steamer City Of Pnebls arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning 1t 9 30 with
$50 tons of local freight and the following
passengers for this port: c. Ill. Pierce, J.
X. Mcdonald. f. G. Cheasty, Mrs. Clarke,
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. G. III. Cobb, @. v. h.
Lansing. 81. Shelter, W. III. Heller. G. Il.
stoll, A. Steele. w. Alien, j. NJ. Teichman
and wife, Miss Wells, Mrs. e. A. Garland,
III. III. Rosenberg. A. Mclean, Helen NJ.
Anthony, Alice Toklas, Mrs. II. /. Nc
Donald. j. b. Heweit and wife. +. s. Nc
Echran, j. Il. Watson. f. b. Belden,
Joseph Reed. Miss 4. Montgomery, e. +.
Lien and wife, Mrs. VI. A. Kemp, Mrs.
tombstone. Miss Sworizeile. John Robin
son, Mrs. j. 0'Brien and four children,
Cicii Wade, c. A. Rosa aud wife, A.
Laitz, j. Johnson, w. II. Sanders and
wife. s. p. Johnson, II. L. Leavitt and
vile, and fifteen steerage passengers.
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The following resolutions were passed at
the regular monthly meeting OF the Seattle
Street Railway Employees Union last
night:
WHEREAS. This the Seattle Street Rail-
war Employer Union did. several weeks
since, present q petition TO the board Of
aldermen of this city. asking that the
franchises of the several street railways be
so amended as 10 require the payment by
such corporations OF q suH not less than
% cents per hour TO their employees; and
"WHERKAs. Said petition Was signed by
iae business houses sud reputable citizens
TO the total number Of about 900; and
WHEREAS The railroad committee Of
said board. although reporting adversely
on said retifion on recommendation Of
corporation counsel, gave our representa-
tives fair and impartial hearing; now
therefore, DO II
"ResoFted. By this union that We de-
nounce the action Of President Miller, Of
said board Of aldermen. as unfair ard IN
Just for declaring the adverse report OF
said committee on such petition adopted.
when ia fact Is was not adopted, as
va. clearly shown when division
was demanded by our friends,
q vote taken and President Miller COM
PEELED 10 reverse his ruling, and be IL
further
sResolssd, That We hereby acknowledge
the services rendered 10 this union by Al
dsrman ]. Eugene Jordan, A. Anderson
and r. NJ Dalton, through the press 81
this city. and that We commend these
officials % men who are wiling to tender
labor as well as capital an opportunity 10
be heard before our courts OF ias, and
that these are the kind Of nea sho avert
strikes and boycotgs instead Of invoking
them. N. L. WooDgS.
Secretary FRO tenn.
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KSsLrsH MAnKxrs.

IoSpox. Aug- 16-B.r silver. ssl<3
Consols. Ia2 Bank Of Engsand discount
rate. ? per esnk
Nxw YcEx. Aag. i6-The Egeasme Poss's
Loncon ca5se sAys: 1nsra was . very
strong bank refarn today. the proportion
of cash - Liabilities being ss6 per cent
Tie stock market. after opening dull,
closed strong all around, Americans tn
ishing near the best Denvers we're cape
c4aliy strong on silver. Foreigners are
nos b1yinx Americans Largely. A feature
today was The sharp rise n silver. Bars
we're very strong ~ SD China 10 buy
ing two months ahead Mexscans and
other silver stocks are booming, the Ger
mans sys euyang- Vzrtons reasons are
assigned for lae rise. chiefly runors of .
large loan 70 China and Japan impending.
but nothing definite - known
LTvEEFooK. Aug. l6.--I4osang: Whest-
steady demand. poor. No. 2 red winter.
- 81. No. red spring. Is 81.
Corn-FirEu. demand. moderate, nsw
nlIess, spot, s. Nd; futures. steady.
faonr-frm; demand, moderate. ~
s. I'd
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su FrAscEsco. Aug. is.-Recsipts OF
Vegetables are heavy. Potatoes are weak
Eaass heavy supplies. Onions are firm.
Press elsewhere are weak. The demand
t:tsA fruits 10 light in comparison with
Erssls, and prices are very weak in all
In<sL The butter market is steady and
frm. Eggs are higher. An Eastern ship
nsst l. expected today. The arrivals OF
E<sun poultry continue. Prices are
sak under q light demand.
Closing: Wheat - S.ssdys December.
T4s
ssrlsy-steady: December. so5<a
fern-sL37lf.
Dfaa-sl6.00 per ton
HREApsTurFs AID GRAINS
F8ur-Fanily extras, IS. 40Gt3.5o; bsk-
ss extras. s530@3.s0. supernne. 81 800
"a
WAsst--There is fair trade doing on ex-
port sceoanL In the speculative market
tAsrs i good trading in futures. though st
dssisning rates. SAFES Of December wheat
ssfs made on the cal board this morning
4 eTsse. Spot wheat, s6h9s7Ilc for No.
shd sss.c for choice; milling grades,
iialM
baFiey-So trade Of magnitude In in
rorrsss. Feed. fair TO good, s0aslI2c:
Ehafs. s1S1I.3Ac; brewing, e0132isG
tAssalisr. standard. tLz51L27k.
0sss-VsFy dull. New California coast.
s<ssi 10; milling. SI.i5SSGi.2 2Is surprise.
hAGlSoi fancy feed, 81 l5I !. %; good 20
sAaaos tL05Gi i21s: poor 10 fair. goc@si:
hssx and red, nominal: gray, sL0&1
sleTk.
Produce recsipts-Flour. sacks, 4.Z34;
sasat, nsntals, So; barley, cental.,
- cats, eentas, 345. beans, sacks,
s.e' potatoes. sacks, ?. 797; onions. sacks,
"; bran, sacks, DO.
FINANCIAL
Fatss--on sight, New York. per 500.
A1e Sterling exchAnge~-0n London,
VII day bank. t4.s7Is.
sassf bars-Per ounce. G3tsf63sfc
AsxAcan dollars-5l5sG5ta.c.
MTNrso STOCKS
Alta, 9l Beleher. IS; Best a Bsicher,
Bodie Consolidated. l53. Bniwer. -;
sassAF. 70: Consolidated California a
sfgnaa, 4sos Crown Point, -: Eureka
80 p Gould & Curry, So; haie a Nor
ssss A; Mexican, 80. Mono, IS:
f. @a0s Pososi. 80; Savage. 81.
F.s NeTada, 81, Union Consolidated.
TAB, 4 yellow Jacket, 81; Andes, IS;
sNash. IS: Caledonia, Il: Challenge
1oaso dated Imperial. .: Grand
ss ]; Justice. Is; kentncK. II; over
- y Seq. Beseher. I3; Scorpion, s:
as sonsoiidatsd. 10: Confidence, iia.
- sss York, Q: Occidental. 10.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rHx BOARD or Trade


CHICAGO. Aug. I6-Wheat was fairly
active. with fluctuations covering = range.
The feeling was weaker. Initial trades
were about aGxe decline, at 54JkG551ze
for September, and gradually settled down
*. rallied =. changed some aud closed
easy. There vas . general rush 10 sell st
the start. The action of corn was some
thing of factor, but the principal weak
ening influence was tue lower cables and
the decline in outside markets. Reports
regarding the French crops were quite
favorable. which was also regarded IS =
bear argument and depressed values
Partridge was credited with free selling,
which also aided the decline. September
was offered much more freely. This Vas
attributed 10 larger purchases Of cash In
the country. Considerable changing sas
INDUCED In. selling September and buying
December as about Sc difference. The
weather in England Was wet and
cables came in half penny lower. The
market after holding awhile again ruled
lower, when the car lots for tomorrow
we're announced az 80 cars. One boat was
reported at New York for export Pro
visions declined at the start on lover hos
prices and liberal realizing. Prices re-
acted later on fair buying. and the close
vas at the top Compared With last night.
September pork is 211o higher, ribs IN
changed and lard Sc lover.
Closing: whesi-Easy: August eS4c;
September. 64ss8S4sse.
corn--Lowsr; August. t4ssc; sepssm-
Der. 54ssc.
oan-Lowsr; August Soc; September.
sohsc.
Porx-Lowsr; September. si2eo; Ianu-
Lard-stsady; September, s7s7Ss; Janu-
Ris.~sssaay; September. sT.s21s; Jsnu-
arv, sT.l2ss
Rwe-Dal 81 4sc.
Barley-Qatet ~ 56c-
Fsaxseed-Easy at sl-25s Gil.
TtFaoshy-Eirm 81 $a.64
live srocK-
Uows-Recsspss today. 5000. head; yes-
t~rsnv. 3 $50; shipments yesterday. 8, 1So;
Inft over. about o so head quality. nos 80
sood. market active aud better ~ 5eS ioc.
Iirht. sa0S4&ASs: rough packing. 81 So
S 10: nired, SsscesA S. heavy packing and
shtnuing lots, xhIak1a -.
Catsls-Recsspts. Is.sao head; market
fairly active; best grades strong Others
sasv. cows ana balls. 81. TtSf so; steers,
sA.sgAso; Texans, sL2s@lao: Westerns,
sLSs~sA 10.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


%ah rfNA MAAAAANE
afs ioRK. Aug. i6 The volume OF
ss'asss On the stock exchange today was
saaaeTahly larger than yesterday, aud
speculation vas healthy IN tone.
ssssees Of broadening market we're
~4 - Tie Increased orders received by
saaifafssion houses. which report .
sssax interest on the part of their Gus
= The course og speculative values.
sss ssfe large number az ont Of town
50 esaeFs on the board. and London
.1sasea the advance ia American
ssasss On It's oNn stock exchange By
sas over purchasing orders for . ma
= Tie afh.tTage stocks. As . con-
- the trading Was mainly on the
ssas Ct The aoooant. And she trend OF
-. sAs upward throughout the day, sx-
- osessionsi fractional declines due
a. asslon q profit. aud small bear
= ssseA were Intellectual and only led
49, soFeslaE. The chief speculation
ss-.- sae 1rsnver shares, which were in
49, a'iy COED demand IN the belief in the
So ~sAemens q the tariff Railroad
,s...A 70 ee largely increased by heavy
s.sn.a o. goods from the Atlantic
49, 70 the West St. Paul adj
"a aud closed \ lowsr: Barring
IA -. closed, - CT: Rock Island,
Il -, u eown. and North western,
Eses,.- naal reaction q -. General
s.r =. Haas the greatest advance 90 the
esssss sss.'ag gain OF 2 on the buying. tn
nas,s. favorable reports 81 tue CON-
ka.as,ss sahssa There vas demand for
~, go, = Pacific At tie second bid which
-. 'as shares np With /. snl,~roa.nt "a
ksa sad ataal rally Of x. max
post,s. ka1a Of ~ The other ina
fscssn asfsaees Of the day wers Union
~. ~ "a nenver & Rio Grands. prefer
hs..s-. :, ee-eEa1o Coal snd Iron, ia.;
e1aea sod up ~. closing 81 .
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Posr TorssExp, Aug. i9-lspecsaL T.
The sreckags OF tins bark r K Ham was
sold today TO l. r. Hastings for s5T5
TACOMA. AUG observation-disclosures
Tacoma. from Yokohama and Hongkonr
sAx FRAscIsco. Aug. 16.-Arrived-San
Benito, from Tacoma; sehr Eureka, from
CoGEiile river. Cleared-Columbia. for
Astoria and Portland. Departsd-Bk Nc
Near, for Departure bay; schr HnsHeme,
for Seattle: City Of Peking. for YokohAma
and Hongkong. Freixhts and charters
Am bk MeSear. coal from Departure bar
10 San Francisco.
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SAN JrsS ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- EhON PsoN. Carrying TalE@1 states Eaki.
caves IIsy Dacx, aook Aasa street Go1Gay.
Wednesday ard Friday st g. m fer Port I0wa-
sene sxn Jaaa Is.saas aud Ssw Nasts1Tn
SoxrE sovSa rEms cARn soETh s9psh
I r as.tfls s-aC az I.v WEatceR sae an
" ~ Towns'a 20 arr ifsv R1ehs ~. J. % ana
AZ Frsday HtrFIs % az " FaaAy Hf..42s9a N
Iv Raehe Hsr u 80 pm sIs p fownsa- s.eo ia
Ar n Whsseora sses rsn AT sssskss...... 80 ia
Hztaak6, AsssE Pna1s s&A
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sAccFAxfC STEAMSHIP CoNPASY-Hoso-
" IrAU AND AUSTRALIA
sgesssegs lezxs san FFansssee Tor Hone q .,
sagnoa. Auekiana. \. z. and sydney, >. : ~
" ttaoat change.
Steamship sssr~afa. AuEsss J, >. ~
Ho2oAulu onfy, Steamship 40 trails, spt
J. h. spRECkEIs 4 BROS CO.
GeneTei AgsaE-. Sa8 Franc SEQ
N wxsxvxn wg.s Arees Eaneoaver, n q
THas A 6RAHAM. Agent. st&Ff-B9yd block.
SassEfa
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roKrLAsD GRAIN nAKKEr.

poxr1ssp, Aug. l6.-Whest-yalley. rs
a.7Ke: Walla Walia. 65@67Hc. The first
II q Eastern Oregon. new crop, sold here
tpssy 81 CSC per GENITAL.
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Port and sherry sine, 81 per gallon /;
clarst wine. 80 cents Per gallon. Ahra-
hams Grocery Company.
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troops CANAL ROUTE
Ill TIE New Sssa@ex
uELTA
leaves cessnsn Dock. t0of g wares street,
Tssesasv. ThnrSasy ami sstnrtaF Al = II Tor
Ktngsscz. Pert GAsnsSss Nssen Ls@s g -
k.nes Ts@wmsfn TAii4wsap fsks, Hp0ssposf.
rn8ra ssxyv sn1 var ports Leaves NEf01 Sttg
Hs.srs.t.r T~saas AIS sansay a. = IA
u TROLIMAN, MSs.E-.
Ew. GoooEuEs AsszG
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,vEsr coAsr srEAN NAVIGATION CO.

STEAMER FARALLoS
y suatches steamers fer san Francisco A1g q
AMI s0Fsuaxn nifty ghegeafteF.
Passenger aud freight rates the lowest
TicketN an1 freight rates can be obtained By
spp3yiag 70 T. G. CARROLL AGENT
raiaa Dock gsoct OF LnIoG strest), ssxttla
TS2avhnaa IL
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ReaA what your dentist Aas 10
say about 1t:
We have carefully exam!nse the
formula of LUBIN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and ind
that IL contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. 1t has In It's composition
SUFFICIENT antiseptic properties to
swseten the breath and make the
rum hsalthful and Hrn- TIA daily
use win help 10 prevens the forna-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitlcsl snlmalcsIa so inia,
rious to teeth and guE-
w r. GlDDTSGs. ID. d. 9.
GEO. w. BRAGDGS. ID. %. O.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. u. u. q
+. q. ALBIs. ID. ID. ).
In. LEsSEf. y. D
H V DEsP0RTEs. D. y. r
ALBERT j. FoRREsT.
C.P. BRowk. d DIS
GEO. e MILLER
Jos MOTpf.
w. 4. :. CoYsE. L D. q. and N.
r. G. ID. 5.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
In. FOX.
j. w. PUTNAn-
IN. PRATHER
LUBIg's TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Contsat.
meat
Commitment makes life worth
I living
~ CENTS A B0TTLK
Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
NINA uilh ulLLk ikoGl
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"a movement In both Fnercnanulss ana
-<.svee lines yesterday was light Is CON-
ssrss 9Th The day before. and prices were
r-skssred. IL IL q significant fact that
i. s.sznnsr which sailed for the Orient
e. Vancouver yesterday carried larger
ssIprusnfs Of -four and canned meats than
are heretofore gone in that direction for
ranv noaths. Supplies in the produces
~srssss are somewhat IN excess Of require
rsn.s The best grades Of peaches are
rs<.ipr with . good inquiry, bat prices
- les. Medium stock 10 duh and sells
a. shsssssr buyers are willing to offer.
lsgseets have almost disappeared from
- market. Apples are selling well ~ the
sso.sd rates. although supplies are heavy.
bartlett pears are coming TO hand in lib
xrsl qsansities, and dealers are complain
la IL accumulated stocks Blackberries
..s raenfiful and cheap. Cantsloupes and
v,.srnslons are plentiful. and dealers are
,Asagnx asking prices 10 effect sales.
fsssnsry and fancy dairy butter are hsld
asl,< frn a. The recently advanced figures.
Erzs are plentiful and quiet Poultry 10
al and In good supply.
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poRT BIAKELEY RoUTE-THREE TRIPS
i day. Commencing Monday. july 50.
STEAMER SARAH ". REST0S
VIII leave Central Wharf ~ 10 O. m, p m and
p N. daily. except Saturday and Sunday.
saturzsy. 10 q m, p. m. and 80 ,. M
sunday, IL 30 .. u. ard p m
WM II. Primrose, Master.
For further particulars. wharf. Office or at boat
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EVERETT RCuTE-srNR. GREYHOUND.
IL DalfF Rxsspf sunday.
Lssyes seafsls t.ss =. m. 30 g. r.. ard a.
r. N. Leaves Everett q. n, 2. IA. and p. N.
sandays-LesEss Seattle lls1 q. H. Lssvss
EEsYett n NJ.
Fare-sinxga trio, &c: round trip. ia Cen.
meets with Geats Tor Tacoma ard saohomish.
fan 1in~-~C8Imsp deck, tost Ut Asrsan street.
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
C,a1a Ir0up. Pres. 7. ". Good aue. ss0'y.
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STEAMER RAINIER
Ressf1f aaa re-arnsshsz EsAr~s AsseAaatS ases
MeE6xy. &eSnss6Ry Az1 fxs6aY a. a IA -,
kisgzten Fors SAEele Ranger seAnecx LIZ
saap Du~skfo. HSs&xpsFt Eai0a City sad fnt~r.
3 sGaats Pe4zss arriving n Cnt&z city 81 8 D "a
leaves EEtan Gisy N Tuesday IngrYaAs
Aaa s&kas1ay, kxsswlax II ssAttss a. "a
u Il, LLBBY. AAssng
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE RoUTk
" 4 Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
AuLTN0MAH
pAILY TIaE GARD.
LEAVE. ARnfvk
Olympfn at - $50 N Tacoma al. 9 30 m
Tacoma at. 1000 N seattle At. 100 m
Seattle at. LOO IA Tsocma at -. 100 p m
Tacoma at - q. 81 . n oiym pIA al. ESQ y N
counscsing with heats for Shelton and Kaz1ilchfs
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cESTa
Landing, City Dock. foot Of Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY Manager.
TITY OF ABERDEES-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" aud Olympia.
lar. Tacoma. g. 80 s-na-
Leave Seattle .7.soam Ar Osympaa.. j 30 p m
AR sesttie ID p. II
FARE TO TACOMA, 70 CENTS
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GRADE AND SHIPPING.

rsrrs pxrAETzEsr ~ Aane-.
fxII~.~rxs srEKAc-DsILF HCLa-xTis
sx.-wxw. wssAs Au<. II. fss<
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MONTICELLO
NOW UNDERGOING REPAIRa

FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHIIKAT,
J. w. McAilsp, Master, sill leave seattle on or
about the i9th and 18th os each mouth, making
regular trfps Fare 10 Jun su. hrs;-class, o.
second-cisss, so. Fare 70 juneau and return,
nrsE-clsss, 80. secont-elsss. So
J. g. CARROLL. Agent,
Union Dock. foot OF Union St. seattle
Telephone 81
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VANCOUVER RorTE-A TRIP THROUGH
Gregor, Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. seattle Central
wharf. n m. Mondays and Thursdays for Fort
Blaine and Friday Hsrbor. going through TO
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare TO Blaine. 81 fare TO Vancouver. s.
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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r 2 STEAMBOAT AID TRANSPORTATION

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosArIK,
Arlington Dock.
Eesves for Victoria and Pert Townsend daily
except snnasv, al li:ac p n returning. Leaves
Victoria - n Steamer Idaao leax as for Pert
Townsend and way ports daily. except sunaAv
~ IA m; SUNDAY, direct. at . g. n RETURNING
direct, leaves PORT Townsend st4 p m PaoEs ia
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For Alaska. August s II. a. .. ssAn

From San Frsacasce, for Victoria ana Puget
Sound poxss. as . L.. August 4 q u Is u Is
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DAcIFTc HAvraATfos Co
So "a
CKAaIr RIsER ROUTE
STEAMER cLAN MCDONALD

xsrsez Seattle. q 0ssaKyA Thursdays Aot AAknF1ays
"a Tt6s fer Eeasaaas exRzweoA sksgfs Iasy
NYsT~kx. FEaFxsns 81 NsrasA. . Al = kIr. Ax@a.
rskaRGarg sxERs< &Ay8
LILLY. BooAEDEs CO. Ax.asA
T&sPa9Ge la
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Leaves HsrrsnKtoa a snitAss wharf tive tr1 n
ealfy, sxewps fFgdsy, a. so o. and . "a
L<sves Brsnsrson >. - IA. and DO ?. n.
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