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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12
Ths Man for Senator.
Friday Harhor Republican.

Friday HArhor Republican.
The man who Is elected to the United
States senate st the coming session of the
state legislature should be rs broad in his
views as the whole state of Washington.
He should know no subdivision lines in
this state. He should be a man who is
sound on the quection of finance, and a
strong protsctionist A man who Is not
a. broad in bis views as the whole state,
and who cannot rise above local interests,
issues and prejudices on such questions ss
that of finance, and who cannot stand
squarely on the protection plank in the
national platform of the Republican party
when the tariff question is at Issue Is en-
tirsly too n AFRO " and un- American 20 rep
resent the young commonwealth of Wash
ington in the upper house Of our national
congress, and the people will hold the Re
publican party accountable for any mis-
take made in the selection Of United
States senator. In making the selection
our legislature shouid not recognize sec
tional claims, but should choose the very
best man in the state for the place, regard
less OF the locality in which he lives. The
people insist that John Is. Aliens sue
ce.sor shsli be true blue protectionisi,
Without any tree trade frilis 10 his gar
ments, and free from the tsints OF nat
money tendencies In his makeup.
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The New issue of Bonda

The secretary of the treasury has invited
the public to subscribe for $50, o00, eco of 5
per cent. bonds to run ten years. This is
the second issue of bonds within nine
months. This call for bond subscriptions
il confession that the tariff act is q fail
urs, since it does not produce enough
revenue to meet the expenses of the gov
eminent The gold reserve is now nearly
$62. 0o0. 600 On July 81 il was $54. 975, COZ.
and on August 10 So, 400. 7s7. 1t il
$40. 100000 greater now than it
was three months ago. and is
larger than at any time since July.
When o bond issue was made in Fsbru-
AIRY the net cash balance in the treasury,
outside of the gold reserve, was Slo, O00, 600;
now 1t is s43. COO COO The condition of the
treasury is much better now than il was
when the previous bond issue was made.
with the sole exception that the monthly
deficit under the new tariff is much
greater. In the panicky times of October
of last year the deficit for the month was
So, 0S5, 397, whereas il was Si3,6S0. s54 for
the same month this year. In November
OF last year the deficit was 1892, 625
while for ten days this month il was
$500. 600. or at rate more than double
tEat OF TIE phnlCkF times OF year ago.
Here We have the true reason for selling
bonds.
The president has by this bond issue not
only confessed the failure of the new tariff
act, but he says in almost as many words
that be has no confidence in the Demo-
cratic congress and does not expect from
il any relief BY his first issue of bonds
Mr.. Cleveland imposed a burden OF So, oo0,-
600 for interest, which amount is now to
be doubled. In other words. nearly ali the
saving made under Harrison is lost, and
less than one-half of Cleveland's term has
expired. When the resumption act was
passed IL was never dreamed that 10 would
be used to issue bonds 10 pay the current
expenses of tie government. But thai is
the sole object for the issue of bonds under
this aG administration. For the purpose of
increasing the gold reserve this issue of
bonds win be a. futile as the last one.
Exporters of gold will continue TO draw It
from the treasury in larger amounts as the
imports increase under the new Law. The
outlook, therefore. Is for more bond issues
until Republican congress can pass laws
to stop this increase of the debt.
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NEW YORK MArK ETs.
THE srocK KxCHANax.

Ehk STUN h&NhAN1h
NEW YoKx. Dec. u-speealation on the
stock exchange was dull and uninterest-
ing today. and the volume OF business
shows a heavy loss from that Of the past
few days. An advance OF per cent. was
made in Erie, which was maintained 20
the close. The improvement was maseri-
ally aided ny good buying for the London
account
Government bonds--Firm-
State honds-puil-
Railroad bonds-Eirn-
Petroleum Strong; January options
closed. Sslsc bid.
FINANCIAL
Noncy-On call. easy at Per cent; last
loan. per cent: closed, offered IL per Ct I:
Sterling sxehsuge-Strong vain actual
business In bankers bills at ~ s1Ss
for demand, and S4ss@1 sss for sixty
DAYS. Posted rates, sAe5NSA 80 ana
81 se5t g4eo Commercial eilIs, 81 sch =
ssh.
BONDS.
L. s Sc. reg, iIs; Z. S. S. coup.
ils: L. : Is. reg, u4's; L. :. -. coup,
IFS: Z. :. p, reg, ~; Pacific es, Ct
%. eets; Ala. class A, lo4ss Ais,
class Il, I9o; A, e.ass =, ga
Ala. currency. Se5a: Ais.oua Is, 100: North
Carolina Is. I24s.; North Carolina -.
lef. south CAro4sna. N0u-fund., IL (;
Team. New set Is, s2ts: Tenn New sss
s. lG41.. Tenn. Old Set IS, 90; Va
CenturssS. e0s.; Va Centuries, ds-
ferrsA. :. Atchfsou -. e3s.; Atohi-
scr second A. rs; Canada Southern 2ts.
faSs.. Central PAeiae lists Of -. los
Denver & Bio GFsnds =, Il4i Denver &
Rio Grande -, ssA Erie Seconds, rs;
o. II. & = A. Is. -; g. II. ;. a.
- l0o: Houston & Texas Contra 81. leSis ;
Houston q Texas Central So. Loo NJ n
& 7. frat -. si5s, N. r. g ]. ~ Is, A.
Nasuai rFnfon G.. lie; y. J. CeEtral
GENERA IS, ItSs Northern fsclic lsiS iisii
Northsrn Paeins 2ds. ssn Northwest
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SAN FRANgIsCo MAKKErs.
TEE STATE OF TRADE


sAE Francisco, Dec. u-Business in
fresh fruits, quiet. Grapes. coming in
light and selling slowly: prices, firm.
Oranges, weak; receipts, heavy and clear
ing IN slowly. There is nothing new in
vegetables. Supplies fully equal to the
demand. Potatoes and onions, steady.
Butter stocks continue to sccum ulate;
market, weak. Eggs, lower. Poultry re-
ceipts. heavy prices. weak. Game. in
moderate supply and weak.
Closing: wheat-Easisr; May, $L0II.
Barley-No trading.
Corn-$I2a
Bran-sl3.5o per ton.
BREApsTuFFs AND eRAIss
Fiour-FsIuily extras. S. 4oG355; ba-
kers' extras, S3S0@3,40; superhne. $220
G25S
Whsat--There was a better feeling to
the market this morning and matters gem
orally had steadier look. Shippers are
making fair canvass of several offerings,
purchasing much of the stock which is
Offering. Quote; 900 for No. shipping.
with 9lkc Tor something better: milling
grades In moderate request at 95C al;
Walla Walls. 7sa4@siise for fair aver
age quality, e5c for choice heavy, 75S77ito
for No. 2. and e5@7oc for off grades.
progress IN the regular way. Feed. fair TO
good. sl1s@sSs4o; choice, s61fo; brewing.
93@95c.
Oats-The drift of the market 10 rather
toward the buying interest Receipts are
not particularly heavy. but the demand is
far from brisk. and the situation generally
si@L121f: surprise, 81 o5&L15; fancy
feed, lO2k&l.07Is; good 10 choice, Goa
exc; poor 10 iair, S5Gs73xo; black 81 Is
G130; red, SL07AGL 10; gray, e2Jscssi.
Produce receipts-Flour, sacks, II, 2s2;
wheat. centsls, 4,oS3; barley, centals, /. 2s2;
oats. centais, 500; rye, ccntals, 405: pota-
toes, SACKS. 20. onions. sacks, $40; bran,
sacks, $50; middnngs, 45o.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts--0n sight, New York, 500, Sc.
Draits-Teiegraph, New York. per 500.
7iEc-
Silver bars. 6o1l96Os..
Mexican dollars. 5o1aS5ic.
nIsISa STOCKS.
Alta, i6; Alpha Consolidated, IL; Andes,
SIS: Belcher, 90; Best & Belcher 81; Bodie
Consolidatsd. 81: Bullion, 10; Bulwer Con-
soiidated. 4; Challenge Consolidated, IS;
ChoIlsr, As; Consolidated California and
Virgins, S45: Consolidated Imperial,
/: Crown Point, SO; Gould q Curris, SO;
Hale & Norcross. 90; Justice, 10; Ken
tuck Consolidated, l.; MeIican, 50: Mount
Disblo, 10; Occidental Consolidated, Z;
Ophir, $50; 0verman, 10: Potosi, 81 /:
Savage, -; Sierra Neva5s, 65, Silver
Hit. /: Union Consolidated, 80; Utah
Consolidated, 6; Yellow Jacket, 35.
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San francisco. Dec u--Arr.v@i: Scnoo-
ner Ralph ]. Long. from CocuiIle river
schooner Lettisa, from Columbia river
Departed: snip Louis Wash, for Ma.
uAinso. snip Fails or Foyers. for Port
land; schooner BowAead. for hunting and
fishing. schooner o II. ksliog, for Grays
harbor. City OF Puehla, for NlctfE.a and
Port Townsend; ship Spartan. fer Seattle.
Freights and charters. British ship
Donna Francisco at Portland. wheat
thence 70 United Kingdom. Eavrs Ant
werp or Dunktrk: British ship Oimara- 40
Portland. wheat thence 70 rnited King
dom. Havre Antwerp o. Dunkirk, British
slip FTtncsnaliry. a. Portland, wheat
thence 70 United king6ozn, Hayre, Ant
w.rp Or punkir1k; British ship RossShlre,
a. P1rtlana wheat. thence 70 United
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or DansirS;
british Strip Scottish GleTss. at Portland.
vgheat- thence 10 UnIteI kAns3oua, Havre,
ANTWERP or punktrk-
Port Townsend Dec u--ArTfveds ship
John A Briggs. from San Pe4~a az Ma
nalruo. To sail tomorrow; Bark Gen
ers4l Falrchild. from &analrno fo- san
Francis 80. harkeutIne kEtckitzE, from
PORT Candle for Honolulu
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IrE CRAM FEKxxxRs-White Mouutain,
90 par cent on: Lightning. 50 per cent on.
eCAIEs-Hose or Fairbanks platform
and Bufss.o. S5sz per cent OF list; coun-
ter. = per cent On list; spofford scales. b
per cent. Of
neutrality-suspicious.. Ik-snch and
isrger, s5Sc per 10; f2-thread, Toe per to;
and ethresd. ioi<c; Sinai, lI< and larger.
5Ies i2-thread. T1sc: 6 and efhrsad, SIC;
iarred lash yarn, sisai. re; Manila. s5sc
per Ii
Trswsnx - Pieced. - per cent. OF:
STAMPED. 20 per cen, OF
6kssIrxwAsE-25 per cent on new list
Oaxrx-Pev bale. 81 5o1A5o
8fsx-Galva1ired ptaIn fence. 50 Oft:
black plain. 50 and 10 of; galvanised
barbed fence. 3A94c per 10; green wire
Goth. 81 s. per loo 50. IL.
FusE-Psr Loo. double tape. sS5o;
triple tape. f7.5o-
PovpKa-tJobbingl- Black blasting. per
keE. 81 TS@z; IS per cent Gisnt-Hercules
or Judson dynamite, $7975o per case Of
30 los: 40 per cent Hercules or Judson
eynanite, $3.50: Champion or Triumph
stump, -: improved Judson stump.
s45 Golden Pheasant sporting. 25-ib
key. $3.50: Dupont rife sporting, 25Nlo
k~g, 81; sea or summer shooting, 25-lb
keg. "; Eagle Duck. 25-lb keg, si4 per
case.
SHor-fJobbinsl-Drcp, $40 per bag;
ouokshot, $L45; chilled shot, $Lh.
HKavy HARDWARE
wTss RorE-s5 per cent of list.
IRos PIPE-tJ obbingl-wrought iron.
up TO IL, black, so per cent. OF list; larger
sizes. 80 and 10; galvanized, IL and under,
10 and per cent of; larger sizes, Is and
per cent of list
TIs PLATE-tJobbingl- plates.
bright, &c, i0xl4 TO i4x2o. $3.50 per box;
TX. 5000; charcoal plates, terne, &c, 14x
$40 81 Wv -'1'' '''' 49, p'''' -'
sHIseLr BAsps-Gaivsnissd,s 51c per Id:
black. 41zc per Id.
SHEET IRos-Jobbinel-Am COM
mon. No. q. &c per Id; galvanized, 90 and
10 per cent. OF list.
SHEET Zrsc-tJobbingt-Per ID. 7kc.
per cwt; Norway iron, 45<c per ID.
SoLpER-tJ obbingt -Tinners', half and
half, lie per ID; extra wiping, l5c.
OILS, TuapESrISE, ETC.
EfJobbingHCoa osl--Stsr, 23c; In
car load lots. &c; extra, &c; headlight,
&c; bulk in barrels, 15c: Pearl and Astral,
loyal cases, per case, $Is5. Linsesd OIL
Boiled, bbls.- &c; cases. re; raw, bb!s,
SIC; cases, 69c.
TuRPKsTIsE-tJobbing gal, 4sQ5Cc
WHITE LKAD-tJ obbing|-Pioneer or
Collier, &C. Prepared paints-6gai cans,
sL30; l-gal cans, $40; h-gal cans, sL45;
quart cans, $50
GLAss-American window, rs, 10 and 5
per cent. of list; French or Belgian, 80 per
cent. of.
GRASS SEEDS.
GRAss-(By the sack)-Timothy. Ter Id,
Sc; orchard, lSc; red top. l2c: blue
grass, lac; rye grass. l0c; mixed lawn, 20c.
CLovER-(By the saok)-Red, per ID, lac
alsiks, zoe; alfalfa. lac: white. SOC.
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LAVE STOCK.
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. ia-Bsr silver, q sd.
ConsoIs, ZOE 1916. Bank Of England dis
count rate, per cent.
LryKRPooI. Dee. a-Close: Wheat-Spot,
dali; demand, poor. No. red, winter,
Is 81; No. red, spring, stocks ex.
hausted; No. thard Msnitoba. IS Al; No. !
California, IS Ia: futures, quiet, bus
closed firm; December, - I'd; January,
e. lod, February. Is 100; March, Is i0d
Auril, "a i01ld, Nay. - I'D.
Corn-Spot. steady; American, M xed, 5.
futures. opened dull. but closed hrn: De.
csrnber. S.; January. - SID; February, 4.
sgd; March, - SID; April, T. 5l.d;
May. In 5i.d.
Flour-D1ll; demand. poor.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast e
los.
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A ropsilar poet OF long ago once
srearlsa he "dwelt IN marble halss atea
fonnf much satisfaction IN nls creatl..
.--h.A North Western Line" wsta TIE eao-
A rfttarce for sleeping car fsare ottNtae.A
MfY5uearoits -. Paul ard ChlcsgS 40
- a King for thirteen hours ~ith SUI
,xess-Ss RS sszrh as Solomon hiFrse4f nsFr =
saw grsa with a service equally s. go.
~. s}statis az which would ra al tSs,nf
~ sfrffv for the Traveller. zliarE tiTtae
-, ,h.a 40 mile r7In by this tram n a
sfnyIe night. p W. Parker Puget SoHfasA
aseat 81 From. street, Seatte
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Tn. New rr.n.oon,in.n,al shor, Line,

Consisting Of the Northern Pacihc-Bur-
ilnRton route via Billings has recently
been opened. THIS line shortens the jour
ney considerably between Puget sound
ard all points in the Black Hills country,
In Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri, Arkansas
and all Southern and Southeastern points
II traverses a section of country rich In
historic scenes and unecualed for beauty
and fertility. a1ording altogether a most
enjoyable overland trip Fer tickets,
etc. apply 20 any Northern Pacific
agent I. A Sadeau. General Agent. Sc
attic
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IlgxiCan NDstans Linimelt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

eattls viii oe taken aboard az Port Town.
send
TIE steam sohoolT Jenny Is expected
from San Fran>iEco &c loat a-ssS tons %
wheat for san Francis-A
The Auser9-an ship Francis was h-Aled
70 the houy today 10 await a tow oot
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!. the local produce markets there
"a a fair movement OF trade yester-
- but prices were generally low and
--.k Receipts were liberal. but quite
- distributed. Oranges are plentiful
- low priced. but the inquiry Is not
- extensive. A large consignment
= rsnanese oranges was received yes
.sessy and made quite an attractive
<..,lzy. They are held firmly for quot
s.ssus. Choics apples are held quite
.t.ady. Medium stock Is plentiful and
A. Ounces are duh and the quoted
s-urss are being shaded Grapes are
- scarce ard duh. Cranberr4es are
! large supply, but are duh. bananas.
sasappies and figs are quiet and the
~.rse, IL well stocked. Receipts CT
sxsatoes are rather heavy and prices on
- GRADES are easy. There Is no change
!. The prices Of dried fruits. the inquiry
ks,pg small and the stocks on hand lib
eraL
Dairy products meet with moderate
snaulry and values continue firm. East
arr eggs are trifle higher. Cheese and
hsster remain unchanged. Groceries
are steady. Turkeys are little higher.
buf poultry remain dull.
The market on milling wheat is still
very arrn. Export wheat declined a
cent and q half yesterday.
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Wante8-Agenfs 70 represent the Old
~aFIoral Life Insurance Company Of
Montpelier. VI For further Information
address c. " Stop. general coast mar
aver, z-s Croker building, San Fran
cisco Cal
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The BOARD or TRADE.


CHICAGO. Dec. 1l.-Liberal export clear
ances and Bradstreets report OF decrease
in wheat east of the rockies, on the Pa
cIfic slope, in Europe and afost firmsd
up wheat today. and May closed so
higher. May corn closed unchanged.
May oats sc higher, and provisions show
little change. Corn-The price of May
was 1880 at the opening. and 1870 bid at
the close, with sos paid for little during
the day. 0ats-May started at 32ssc, sold
at 32s.c and closed at 32s<c. Provisions
Compared with yesterdays closing prices
pork shows no change. lard is 2lsc higher,
and ribs SO higher for January and 21io
for May.
Closing: Whea;-Decembsr. IS; May,
5e5sc.'
Corn-Dscember, <6Jkc; January. 37;Sc.
Oais-December, 2el.c; January, 2sxc.
Pork-Decembsr ana January. siL77jS;
May, sI2.l2is
Lard-D December. 36.75; January, sae2l<
bid.
Ribs-December and January, sas2n:
Fiax-sL52GL53.
.o5916o.
Barley-52c.
Rye-49c bid.
LAVE srook.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; official
Tuesday, Att; shipments. s,3lg; left
over, about 1900; market, dull and
weak at 5sl0o lower. saies, range at
So Z5G4 IS TOR mixed and light; s400(eA Is
for rough packing: s41k45 for mixed
81 2o8A60 for heavy and shipping lots, and
81. 20es3.s0 for pigs.
Cattle-Receipts. $500 head. There was
trade AT prices ranging from 81. % for in
ferior COWS to So IS for Christmas steers,
Sales were principally at s2@2 IS for
butchers stuf. and e. 50e4I5 tor steers.
sheep-Receipts, 10000; From s2259
80 bought most OF the sheep, and sales
OF lambs were large at s.. 25G3.S5.
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TAe0uua Tac. - -Sc artai rae sFt&rser
Mexico arrived today from Alaska 81 snx-
{ng IN &1ss1t ferfy Eea5 CT ere and general
Fzsercss r disc. sFc viii take out seventy
five tons 81 geasrkl a.srcRA14sSe and shlr-
tea bead eI e2gtlAs Five Usc<s bead %
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Dry wood Try WOOL, dry wood at Seat
tie wood ard Caal Company. $40 per
load. Ell South Seventh. TsIeshozs -
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAf1Z
AFsiuxton Doex.
Lssvss fer Victoria ana PERI Tsvnssna asffy,
exesSt sanesy. - ilfG p m-I sstzrnlae, lsevss
Victoria O. IN Steamer IdaAo isares Ter rors
Townsend sa1 way pesm daily. axssvt 1zn1sy.
at = O. m-i H1n6sy, direct - g. - ssszssfn9
1irseI lsAsN yaxt isu Esska a. IN q khaEs II
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WEST COAST gTEAx NAVIGATION CO
STEAMER FsRALLos.
Dispatches stssrzsrs for ssa Francssco Dsa
IL gan . and sysry Is 6ays tasreaftcr.
Passenger and freight rates The lowest
Ileksa and frssxag rates can ~ Obtained ~
applying 20 ,. 9. EAEEVlA- A%snL
Cnion sosk, soos es uHioa sirsst. ssa.sis
IssspaeEs
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NOIICE-CAPT. sPAULDfEG, MANAGER
~ OF the Seattle Tug and Barge Company, 10
again on deck have the sole management Of
the staunch tugboat Portland, and hereby take
this method OF In forming my old patrons and
others who may have work In my line that
am prepared to DO the same with dispatch aud
at popul AZ rates. Those wishing tbs service OF
a good bolt will inquire on board. or sc osfsco Of
seattle Tug ard barre Company. foot OF Marion
street, near Flyer oftiea.
carr. A. p. sPAULDTE0
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COAfAhI-
" HONOLULU AND AUsIRALlA
steamers leave San Francisco for Honolnln,
SAMOA. Ancklanc, N. T., and sydney. ~ q w..
without change
Steamship Msriposs. December L. p m.
Honolulu only, staamship Ausfrsnss Deo =
TUOs A GRAHAM, AGENT, eTARR-B0YD
BLOCK. eEATTLE
w. WEBSTER Dist Aren't, Vancouver, n q
j. D. sYREcKKLS BRos. Co. aensFai AEsnsss
San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Thomas Tyler. New whatcena: II. F.
Mcksy, Port M2aisosas 4 q Nicola ton.
Port Townsend. j. A. Mccoy. Alaska j.
Weed. waIla wAllas - ]. rarxe~, walla
walia: A. A. Fisk North Bead. George
Weskel Yakima. Wash. v. A Pussy.
Yesser. Martin tsetcAen. Jewell; Harry
F. Woodland. wha1cons ". +. Mckay.
Port Madison. +. A. Ntckets. Tacoma; 7.
Jose North Bend: Robert p1nT. Parker.
YAKIMA county: A. II. Austin, saohcgnash,
W. II. sill. Stanwoca; = j. h'cer, La
Conner 5. III. Cyphus, Snohomish.
HOTEL BUTLER.
w. NJ. HanTnerscnley. Newark, -. y;
". II. Brockman. Fort Madison. la ;.
J. Schwenger, MaawaukeS. Fl EggarA
Spokanes j. II. Shear. city: Mrs. Nhippie.
Los Angeles Alex. NJ. upper ard wife.
Spokane y, J. Potts. Snohonishs n. g
I.ytle. Tacoma. William Walker and wife.
Port Gamble. E. u. Nelson. Tacoma
taus and wife. Esgicyille, Tenn. III.
Grotschin, san Francisco; l.. II. Reside,
Snohoznish. Mrs ~. h Armstrong ana
child. Tacoma; G II. Bagley, San Fran
cisco; II. Z. McClanahan, ST. Louis
Bought Bsnkrunt stock.
Hardware. crockery sad glassware and
selling same at bankrupt figures Our
regular stock also selling low. Pacific
Hardware Company, sll Yesler avenue.
Nanaimo coal Is down. Telephone Tos
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SRAGrT RIVER RoUTE-Time Card Steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Dec. II. 40 a. m; Thursday, Dec Is, st a m
saturday. Dec 10, At a IA: leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday, Dec r. ats q m. Friday, Dec. IL
ATS M; sunday, Dec Is, &c = M, calling at
Edmonds. Richmond Beach, Everett. Florence,
stanwood, Fir, skagit City. MI Vernon and
Avon. Fare 20 Seattle 81 Round trip, ti.o0, net
transferable. and good for 1vo DAYS Only. Round
trip TO Tacoma, 81 LILLY, BoGARDUs 4
Co, Inc, owners and manager
GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON, carrying United states mail.
leaves City Dock, foot of Main street. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at2 A. IN. for Port Towns-
end. san Juan Islands and New Whatcom
NORTH BoUHo TtkK CARD. sopTu BOUND
Nv seattle. 49,. 900 amgLy n. whateom $500 am
Lv Pt Towns'd ZOO am Ly Roche H'r.. II :onAm
Lv Friday H'r..u 40 ann Nv Friday H'r.. i2.oo
Nv Roche IL r.-l1:so pmlLv ~ Townsd 6:0pm
Ar VIII tom GOO pm Ar Seattle. e.tb pin
J. r. Thompson. Managing Owner J. A. Hat
field. Agent Phone ssX