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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05
A PAIN REMEDY

4 PAIN REMEDY
For nearly fifty years this wonderful
remedy has proved itself the bost, quick
est, safest and surest antidote for pain IN
the world.
THE TRUE RELIEF
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Is safe,
reliable and effectual because of the stim-
ulatlnS action OF the body, adding tone to
the one and melting TO renewed and in
creased vigor tho slumbering vitality Of
the physical structure, and through this
healthful stimulation and increased ac-
tion the cause Of PAIN is driven away
and a natural condition restored. 1t Is
thus that the READY RELIEF is so adj
mirably adapted for the CURE OF PAIN
and without the risk OF Injury, which Is sure
to result from the use Of many Of the
so-called pain remedies Of the day.
In using medicines to stop pain we
Should avoid such as infiict injury on the
system. Opium, Morphine, Ether, Co.
caine and Chloral stop pain by destroying
the sense of perception, when the pa
tient loses the power of feeling. This Is
the most destructive practice; 1t masks
the symptoms, shuts up, and insteado OF re-
moving trouble. breaks down the stomach,
liver and bowels, and, II continued for q
length of time, kills the nerves and pro-
duces local or general paralysis.
There is no necessity for using these un-
certain agents. when a positive remedy
like RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
stop the most eXcruclating pain quicker,
without entailing the least difficulty In
either infant or adult.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05
Seeds.
Teas.
Hotels and Restaurants.

THE ELK CAFE, l25 and l27 FRANK
lin avenue. Rates reasonable.
2, ZIEGLER, Proprietor,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05

w. F. BOYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
Nos. 10 and 20, Burr building, Washing
ton avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05

HENRY M. SEELY-LAW OFFICES
In Price building, 126 Washington ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05

FRANK 7. OKELL, ATTORNEY-AT-
at-Law. Room 8, Coal Exchange. .Scran-
ton. Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05

ALFRED HAND. WILLIAM ]. HAND,
Attorneys and Counsellors. Common
wealth building Rooms 10, 20 and 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-05
DELAWARE AND
HUDSON RAIL-
ROAD.

Commencing Monday,
day, July 30, all trains
willarrive atnew Lack
awanna avenue station
as follows:
Trains will leave Scran.
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Lawyers.

WILLARD, WARREN g. KNAPP, AT
torneys and Counsellors at Law, Re-
publican building. Washington ave-
nue.. Scranton. Pa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-27

TO Sc. IL gradually hardened until about
ons hour from the start 1t reachea IS 5-sc-
The visible supply increased Sc. 9oea bush
els. which about coincsied with the ger
eral expectations News of ehelsra ii
Argentine. it was runored from Sew
York. Was receiving confirmation by the
announcement of quarantine being de-
elared in Brazil against Baenos Ayres-
The primary market receipts to-day
summed up Sx.ooo bushels against i.ss-ss77.-
es1 bushels on the same day last year.
The price. which had sagged OF TO IS i-sc
on the visible statement. recovered to
IS 5-Sai-sc. and was firm at about IS s-Sc
near the close. The market closed at
IS s-sc for the day.
CorD-The opening price for May was
a 3-ic as against 4Sc at the cs~se on Sat
uriay. It gradually advanced until it
reached IS s-sc. reacted TO sc. and about
half an hour from the close Il had fully
recovered and was holding firmly around
IS Csc, after having sold as high as
IS 1-2c.
oass-May started from n i-sa1-cc.
sold up to 81 7-Sc and closed az that
figure
The provision market was steady fer
a few mirutes ar the start. bat became
very weak and continued to beconle
weaker as the session progressed. Gem
pared with he closing prices Saturday
pork at the close showed a loss OF &c.
lard II lie and ribs lost equally With
lard.
Hogs receipts were 5000. but 81. 40 are
estimated for tomorrow. Sales are most
~ at s4Ggl.25 for averages OF 90 pounds.
and s...a5sgi-25 for heavier weigi.ts. There
were many sales of poor stun at less
than 81. Poor hogs were saleable at $3.so
ESQ. Light hogs and common lots ger-
orally sold slowly at Mondays price. For
good TO choice medium and heavy weights
the market was fairly active and strong
er owing TO the smallress or the receipts.
The quality averaged better than for
some days.
Sheep--Anything that would grade
above common was 10 and 2oc higher
than Monday, choice sheep being quoted
around se.5e and Choice lambs as high
as sile. From those prices sales ranged
all along down to si.50a1.s5 for inferior
sheep ard to Sa.ss5G2-5o for thin lambs.
The supply was light ana all were sold
early. the bulk at s2509s.25 for sheep and
s.. 50as.ao for lambs.
Cattle-Prices were held higher early
in the day. Sales OF steers were gener-
ally at s3.5eG5 and from S. to ss.15 was
the range of quotations. Cows and bulls
were IN good demand and were strong.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; calves. 800: hogs.
2e.ooo; sheep. 4,oNo.
Ciosing-Wheat, December, SIC; May,
IS 2-Sc,
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Transactions Since January 1 and fcl
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
I. 1894. are 81. .soi.si. There were fled
for record yesterday twelve deeds. the
considerations aggregating sl,25i. Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by the
Daily Record. room A.. scheuerman
block:
r. B. Williams to Ralph johnson, lot
10. block IS, Denny g. Hoyt's ad. SEQ.
Chas. Brevort to his wife. Mamie. lot
6, block IS. Brooklyn ad, gift.
Z. Y. Jeffrey TO Selma A. Peterson. lot
SO, block 8, Lake Dell ad. $50.
John Collins to Fidelity Trust Co., ind
d. 20 It, lot /. unSl Ia. % IT. lot 2
ard und Is lots 5, 4, all in block .. May
nard's plat. 81.
John Collins to Fidelity Trust Co.. und
4-5, ne and II IL. Sc and Sc Sc and ne sw
and lot Of sw NV Except II rods squaTe)
sec 20 Up Il. r 5. also n L. of that part
of Sc ne sec %, T. lying east of n r X
r track. 81.
r. d. Ford to J. +. Ellis. lots 0. 10.
block 9. Francis ad. so.
Reliance Loan ami Trust Co. TO Eliza
beth White. lots Is. 26. q. AZ. As. Al. block
81. River Park. 81.
Ida NJ. Sanderiin TO Ell. w. Craven, s IL
lot ;, block IS. ID. T. Denny's Park ad,
North Seattle, 81 and other.
Herman w. Craven 10 w. c. Sander
lin. lot 5, block ss. ID. I. Denny's Park
ad, North Seattle, 81.
j. II. Wrestling TO Sophia Hooner.
block so, sapl plat of Woodland Park ad.
also rnti IA interest u IL, sw Sc
ne, sec g. tp q rs. si.0oo-
T. w Wrestling to Samuel Ramsey sw
ne, sec Is, tp IS. r 3, except five acre tract,
81.
James f. Williams 10 George W. Vel
ker, und IL, lease hold, OF NV NV, sec
=. tn q. z. &c, $40.
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NEW YORK MARKETS..


Naa Yozs. Dcc. ss~Eese ssaek Eaarsss
vas es1Arsss tSTi=e~s ~ a tcTs oE s%preSsznsa
theeassAasss the greater part - ina cay.
Thsre were occasional periods q firuasaszs
sz1sTkssy the r7srTaaax. hrs tas ilSsst XII
Esgeserssnss Fssa3e wees QeseAET Rszss znser
.he knauenss - the sos:zEss movement
wsscs wa4sla slsgssi. wss esgsetlRe Il arsas-
Ing ssoun SwseAs ~ reason q ,he stsance
* any supporting nrasgse felraga tszs
afss fsgstIIiaas weEe aEsaas the a11z active
Stsz&g ws4sSa -eAssses skss <fsawts ~ the
bears 3arsas fse nAaTns-ss- Dsss.a.sng waS
ia xssy Eeo4 sien&zss4 ~ sfse saEzy ts&az-
tags. ssag-A&ses hesav ar snssssrS 10 AL
sselTsEes the ss1c9eSS 81 sise Plaza e{ re-
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Seattle. Dec. 2e. 1881.

III descriptions Of produce were dull
Yesterday and values on most co.nlnod-
MS weak. Stocks were pretty well
cjezned UP last Monday. although there
. = pssatifui supply still on hana. Fresh
! nIaIls are dull and the quoted pr.ces are
ecczssonaily being shaded. Navel Or
eness hid up well. and although stocks
~ Dot large, there is n sufficiency on
~ saskes 10 iii ali trade requirements.
me Christmas sale Of cranberries and
nefexy vas very large and those arti-
Is we're pretty well cleaned up. yege-
1aAi<s OF all kinds were in liberal de-
mani, the low prices prevailing placing
fhsnl In the reach of all. Dried fruits
pusain unchanged.
ii sses<y produce Is ia good supply and
mNing OF steadily at quoted rates.
Creamery butter is fairly steady but not
6ra. Eastern eggs are stiil selling TO
7 ths disadvantage OF Washington fancy
ranch. Turkeys are still abundant and
esoyed off much better than anticipated
hy dsaiets. Ducks and geese are plentl-
81 Tor trade requirements.
Wheat is dull and prices are easy, with
&duwnHard tendency. Hops are very
6ul aid prices low.
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CHICAGO MARK Ers.


ChIaaga. De- es-The wheat rrarka:
showed - sign ~ weakness ST. wears-
nezs a. ise crsElsgs whish was gttie
Tsl.sS ri.ah}e after suneTag an IN
tis~eSaa 81 three consecutive holidays.
Ths Fsszrorsan saarke%s ere sSsll hufssa
uHsss tSeir more psoloawsz holidays. Tia
rtcasres bare ard IN the Northwest. hsw-
ever. were Egsst In comparison wfth the
figures wslsea followed TIE similar hasl-
aay adjournment last scar. IRE Eas-
Esa xlssrie s9gply vas estimated 10
lss.A ssseesasssi sssssss ssss tassr last week.
&as Nasesi. waieh on Saturday elosest at
~ s-&ss sresssI sssassx nssAily ar tss same
s@lae ts12y. sEs-i sEtc< ;. sagzae s.tzxy dip
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-27
This Is Not q Dream.

A popular poet OF long ago cree
dreamed he "dweit in marble halls" and
found much satisfaction IN bis dream.
To-day he who can afford ticket over
.srhe Northwestern Line" with the add
ed pittanec for sleeping car fare between
Ninnea POLLS. st. Paul and Chicago. can
be a king for thirteen hours. with sur
roun9ings such as solomon himself never
saw and with a service equally as good,
the details OF which would Ill an hour
of study for the traveller. killing time
on the 400 milo run by this train In a
single night +. W. Parker. Puget Sound
agent, col Front street. Seattle.
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Ere.d..nfr. and erain..

wheat-Steady; May. SO t-se; December.
a-c.
Barley-No trading.
Cora-sI25.
Brar-s1s per ton.
riour-F'arniiy extras, g. 4GG3.s15: bakers
extras. S.. ss6fs.i 10: superfine, s. 1eqs2.55.
whcat-Shlppers appear to have stock
enough 10 meet ali immediate export re-
quirements. as they are doing very little
at the moment In the way OF sampling
of offerings. No. shipping wheat. 81 lie:
choice parcel wosrla likely bring IS 3~4e.
Milling wheat is IN moderate request,
% iveQa7 LIS Walia Waila wheat rs Ia
elTs s-ic fol. fair average quality. 81 leo
$50 for blaesten and 7eQIoo for damp
stock
Rariey-Tfls market IS a dragging one
just now. Receipts are net heavy. but
tho demand Is light and slow. Feed.
fair 10 good. sagss 1-sc; choice. s. Sac;
brewing. .sszEs5c.
oats-Qaosations are somewhat nornin-
al. as there is no business doing of any
an1ouut. Milling. si8I.l2 1-2; Surprise.
si@UI.is; fancy feed. Size 1-26i.97 IL.
gooi TO choice, 81 i-2us7 I-e; poor 10 fair.
Sc i-e9sec. black, si.t5ai.59; rcd, Sl.os i-2eg
LIS. gray. 81 i-.cs.s
Fios.r-Saeks. 2S.sie: Oregon. s.I72;
Washington, $3.50: wheat. cen.ais, los. SO:
Oregon, ass: Washington. LII; barley.
centals. e. AZ. eats. 1895. Oregon, s.7es;
Washington. 5s3: Germ, centals. 1.sss:
beans. sac;ss. also; potatoes. sacks. To-
osl: onions. SACKS. 6La.
sfnia= *seeks-
Alta 81: Alpha Consolidated. 10: Andes.
s.: BelcGer. 50; Bella Isle. O.; Bess & Bel
cher. -. Bo3ia Consolidated. G.. Bullion.
81. Caledonia. 9, Challenge Consolidated.
s. Chcliar. ~: CoEESlenee. %. Consoi-
issatsd California AMI virginsa. So; Con-
sz,lldaIea Imperial. I: Crown Foint, -.
ExzsequeT. 8; Could & Carrie. I'll: Hale
& NorcreSs, 81; Justice -. Lady WASH
snsson Consolidated. 4: Mexican. 81. Mona.
-. 81. DaAblo. 10. Navajo. 5: Ophir. iss:
osexznau. IS: Iososs, s.: Savage. ~. Sier-
ra Seyasa, 81: Silver HlIl. &. ttnion Ger
solidasea, =: Utah Consolidated, 5. Xel-
les Jacket. 10.
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Jossing Quotations,


me following are the prices pssd by re-
sAa dealers for round lots delivered at the
shsrf or on the cars, or the icbbsnc rates
Quoted by wholesale dealers with ordinary
kfns Of credit.
STAPLE GROCERIES,.
sraAR-tJ ohhingl--Golden &C" in Dbl.
Ere. i,ac; extra .'C" in Dbl, per 10. ia.c;
~ IN Dbl. FER ID. 4'se; dry granuiated, in
~. per 10. SIC: cube. 6ikc; powdered,
- &c per 10 discount Cor spot cash on
Rlses quoted.
rora. Ere. -(JobbIng) Washington
9aight, per bbi. 81 90; patent, s.. 20; patent
szeslienI s3.25; Novelty A. S2.75: Cali
s,saa brands. sS,4S; Dakota brands. s2ho
49, nncS~heas -four, per bbl $3.50; per
s&1; graham, per Dbl. Sass;
e SACKS. ST. pei cwt: rye Hour, per
g. Nso. or Ion sacks. s.. IS per cwt. rye
go per bbl. 1915; per owi, Sos; oas
s.sa,s per Dbl, S5.5e6g6 80: hominy. per
- s~se; cracked wheat, per cwt, SD.
- ,.s.sa Nhess, SSoo per biol; aaked wheat.
rssseS. Sis; whole wheat flour, per
- s-Zes FeaFl barley, per n. s'se: split
g - 8 Per n. 9c; table cora meal. yellow,
Per eva in Ion sacks. sos. s.. so.
No.. los. $. 80; SOS. a. fiaked hominy.
lssss--t Jobhiagl-Sman white, per Ii,
49,: pink. per III. ga etSes BayoS. per
s 81 butter, per 40. sac; Lima, per
kies tJobblngl-Japau, sise2s
s1,as 3 PER IL; Island. s'tdsssse.
sa1ah FEAs-~l obblag - Field. PER b, fc.
/ ssAF-t Iohhigg l-lsiyerpooi. sRN~lo sacks.
saa, sisVsl8; American dairy, s0-lb
- SACKS, peg ton, sill; Seib sacks. rer
"; 50 sacks, r. In bale. s. 10: 5~lb
49, - Ia bale, $40; ie-lb SACKS, Is in
.ssss-t joaalugl ~H0ms rendered. PEE
sssaesAlF, teFces. i0sse: Rex leaf. lQi&c.
compound. tiegces. sc.
/ = w ~. Eat jGacsnr &c reen-~ Mocha. per
= stSse; Java. per le. s9i&c: Costa Eica,
-, Der Is, 2iisc; kle. per %. sc.
- ss,s4-~Arhacsiess IN ia.~lh cases. per
$50. tsA!o eases. per cws. So Al;
80 rs. IL. sake; ~ sn! iVSslb SACKS.
80 Alden Mocha. IS Nc; peaheTry blend,
49, Seascaaa!s. &c. ground coffee, AASs
-. Lson, $.essa
ssefcikrv - fIobhimg)-- Bakers 1s-lh
i.s.aiain, SgAcs is.!h kagie. &c; Star. i@-ga
seeos-~( lcbsingt-E pps'. Nib tins. Ii
eoses. AZ; Bakers, clio boxes. sSes
~ - heatea's. LIB tins, SSscs Abb tins.
ses A-le sins. 81.
ssshKasEp AtIx-tj oahIns f--Esgis. re-
ssle. IEsSalznd. unsweetenesl, StS.A:
MARES cream. S4 -. Standard. s>saa.
sFae, 0assesgeaei. sSoi champion.
49, fSoeomv, $500.
.sStcES tIohhsag9 WcrcexfsrshIrs
80. pes de-. $50. snsdsaas. $50; rep
-. sAsfse. pants, per aez. si.gSs tomato
- California. psnss. Si25 per dos
80 Wis rsr desi Saisler's, rsnts. 80
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The trains OF the Great Northern rail-
way cross the Cascade and Rocky noun
tains in daylight. affording passengers
the opportunity Of seeing the grandsst
scenery in America. Ticket office, si3
Front street.
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Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 40 a. m. and $50 D. M.
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. and Il. ru
.Suniay-Leases Seattle II a. M Leaves
Everett y. m.
Fare Single trip. 75c: round trip. 81 d.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
SnohoniEi.
Landing -coilnan dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. r. w. Eoodhrc. sly.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
srwsMErl ragAI.r.nv

y
DISPATCHES steamers FOR San Francisco
December q. January S and every is days
iheFs2Etsr-
Passenger aEd frssgfsf rates tEe lowest.
Tickets ard fright rates can be OBJ
saIn4za ~ applying 20
J.. q. CARROLL agent
rrason frck. foot % Crs11a nsFeet. Sc
attic Tesepss3ne 81.
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
IN one hoar and swe.sty-rSse minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle IT. coma
route. as follows
Taking effect
TUESDAY,, May g
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattie-T.S. I1:1s a. m. e.4s els
2 N. Leave Tacsgna--ssSa a. M, Lee. i.so,
ssna p. 10.
Sunday
Leave Seastie--:ea a. IA, is.en Soc p. N.
Leave Tacnsa,a--s:S1 a. m. $50 ESQ p. m
Landing at n. r. wharf Tacoma. and
commercial dock. foot OF Marion street.
Seattle.
Sundays excursion rates ca steamer
Fleetwood: fare sac
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rtzrc r.Nr.nrryIR nonTE-A TRrE

THE VANCOUVER goCTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISi.ANlas
essearsfr lfsaxs.a = 4. OBrlen. Master.
f,eaycs Tacoma Il moor, Seattle Cen-
.rsf wharf. D. FEl.. AfouGAys Gnd Thure-
aaxs COR Port Townsend. .A3aA6gztaa. Fair
$500 ~sv. Whatc0re Blaine and FRI
5as, Tari5or. going through % Vancouver
y, r-ars. '; 10 Blaine. Sc. fare 10 Vancouver.
For further information apply a, Cen
.raI wharf.
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The SEATTLE MARKETS.
Ifiese Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.

rfiese Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.
TIE following quotations are the prices
raid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
tasaness houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered In Seattle.
Hers--Choee, SIC per pound.
HAy-tln ear load iotsf-puget sound,
ysMs per ton; Eastern Washington, 50
Gle. alfalfa. 81.
GSAiE-tIn car load iotsp--Oats, choice.
ls harley. sH per ton: wheat chicken
fssd. si5.50Gli; corn, SIS: cracked, s2509 &c.
faTAToEs--Potatoes. ST9l2 per ton.
BUTTER, EaGs AND PouLrRy-Hand!cd
o. commission.
HinEs. PEnTs AND TAlLow-Heavy sailed
Steers. over 90 lbs. per ID, 46e4iSe; medium.
Fer 10, Sc; light. under 40 lbs. &c:
ealsed kip, &c. and calf. per 10. Sc; green
hss!ss. lie less thar saited: dry hides, per
", oe96e ;oulls of above. one-third less: dry
els, per Id, e0tses dry deer skins. summer.
Per 10, Doc; 'good winter, i2Ii5c: poor
md thin winter, Sc. sheep skins. l5sa25c;
NIL wool. $4,000; wool, 45sQs6c per Id; tai
los. sasic.
LIVE srocx--Choiee beef cattle. ox@
sAc; choice sheep. Sc: good hogs. 4,4c.
caves. large. &c; small. &c per Id.
es-superior unalily. PEI NJ, fir, S. so
sa.e; choice cedar. $3.50; common, per
=, VI; spruce logs, $3.50
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Silver E&rx % s-ss55s s-Sc.
Mexican 1e3Ears, - f~saSsc.
Drafts OF New Yoei-Ssgkt. l-ec pcr
iea. telegraph, iA> rer Ssaa
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{ Ssservss1oss taken o. al stations ats D m.
- sn1ri6san time Is .. N. faeftae stmeL
81 GEORGE II. SALISBURY,
Observer Ia Cnargs.
90 Il BATTLE HAasoE FOE TRE WEEK Be.
efssIsG DEcEABEs n.
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folsf LINES segTH I'D sagfa
Through Train To- yauGouyer
kkxfa<tsft fsnnxtwe

Trat1 leaves saf-y at.4.s..........a1g q. m.
lsrsin arrives daily at.s.8........ $50 D. rn-
F.~ publications ara Information Apply
To Or address X e. EyEKE1Na
Cseaagai agent, eIz ETsat a.. seattle,
WASH.
r.. 7 WHITNEY,
GeaerAi Passenger ana Tlekst Ase(it. 81
Paul. Nina.
r1rtos TseSet ot3oe. Commercial Dock.
heg weea Ax1sasa ard Sf&gicn straasH
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

4
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Samoa, Auckland. Il. T.. and sgd
pey, y. =. W.. without change.
Steamship Arawa- January 10, y. IN.
Honolulu only, steamship Australia,
January ls.
-THos. a GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Bovti block. Seattle.
W. WEBSTER Dist. Ageli. Vancouver.
b. c.
y, u. spreEkels & Bros. Co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON.
s.sssarn i.vs sIi. sFacag1sa. }tiGf Ar s.aSsrn
l9.laafH l-y 49,. Seattle. Sc Ar 3:eaasn
l:sslprn i-y' = Pt. T-wsas.ti. ~ Arfi SPIN
sssalsssss ar lies. Victoria al TX. S:Sepaa
DAILY except Monday.
steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
for rates and other snfnfslla tion anpiy
l. Il. NADEAU. Gen. Asf.. y p n r.,
feSler ave. ard Front ST. Seattle
;. 6. YEhkES. Agent. Yesser wharf
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p.crrrf- yavIGATroN CO.

Time card u effect Oct =. 1884
Seattle and WhatcuTu route State OF
Washington leaves Seattle daily, excsps
saTurs.aT. az 10 D. M Seattle aud La tpH-
r,pr- Estfe-F airhaveE leaves EeaSfte daily.
excar. Saturday ~ 80 q IN. Tacoma ard
Seattle Esute-Sstte Of 8Fesssiisskefa ses YES
Sas,gftie tuesdays Thursdays and Satar-
days at sss3 D n.
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AND SHIPPING

q DEPARTMENT oy AeKrcIrruxrA
WEATHER ByEEAU,
PoRTEAsB, Or. Dec. &c, s5a1.>
.-.ees< 70. TEussxing. Fair. stationary
Is. :. FASUx, fosecaEsex.
..rnr g<ATEs nxFAEyxEs- OF AGRICULTURE
surx-EgE INTERNATIONALLY EUL1EvEN.
szATrLE wasn.. Dsc. e. issk
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Dee. s.--sfeat-yalley.
a 1-ac; WalIa waila, 81 1-2a7oc.
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Snaussssng. faaFsgxer OF
the Seattle Tug an9 Earge Company.
IS again on deck / have ss2s assze fssaz D.
ages-esaf Of tee sfassxGA ftssk9ssf Isoxt-
LAIRD. Ansx hereby taxa fass method Ct
wisa may have work - f@y Lire that {
azn pfspaes<4 70 SO the saFaf with ds5-
raze3 ara 81 popular sAs%s- Iscsss
wishing tie ser1 Ice o. god nras Nsd
sss1s4Hgn On 0nzr1 or ~ Usssee Of Seattle
Tag and Barge Company. fa1t Of Mar
sux1 street.. NEAR FIyex ofsste4
CAPT. A. 2. EgAULDlNG. !.
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u. Il. STEAMBOAT AND TRASsPoR-
TATfDS COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
c. ID. Brownfield. Master.
Leaves City Dock. fooi OF Main street.
every Monday. Wednesday ana Friday b:
Sarrlsh Fairhaven and Whatcous. going
through TO Blaine on Saturday.
City Dock Co, Agts. JOS. klNDALfs
TeJ9rhone ssrs General Manager.
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EVERETT AND gNofIrysgFeff ROUTE.
CIT RATE 10 EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Crukfas wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
Gays and Saturdays At g. ~ fer Ed
rrsorStx, Makglsso. Everest. MaFysy.ile.
East ksggress. Lowell ard Srg5esRISss
z5s<.4 PM sf$N-
TO sSCHosTsu. sor.
GEO j. WILEY. Agsnt.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTr.E
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MJLTNOMAH

DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at $50 a IN Tacoma at. $3.50 a m
Tacoma at.fe-uJ a III Seattle att M
Seattle at. 1.t@ y m Tacoma at SEQ 7, m
Tacoma at. $50 p III Olympia N ESQ p M
Connecting with boats for Shelton and
kaEiiichie.
FARE no TACOMA, 50 CENTS.
La-ding, City Dock. foot Of Main street
CAPTAIN a. WILEY. Manaser
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER RDSAT.fE.
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. EXCEPT Sunday, at
1880 p. IA. returning. leaves Victoria 3
a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend asid way ports daily. except
Sunday, at a. M; Sunday. direct. at o
.. m: returning direct. leaves Port Town
send al 4 .. N. Telephone 10.
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGESESE
STEAMER MoNT1cTT.f.o.

STE4AA LIE A1t-NTTt- E.fsI4b.
Daily, except Monday. Time card COM
mencIng Tuesday. August 81, 1851
Leaves Seattle. ZOO a. fn.; Townsend.
1880 a. n. I; DGngene5s. 12 M: arrives Port
Angeles, I.s9 p. m; leaves Port Angeles.
go y. IN leaves Port Townsend. eco u.
m: arrives Seattle, $50 r. N.
CITY DOCK co. Seattle, Agents.