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The following note from Lieut.. II. T.
Mayo, u. ). ". in charge OF the branch
photographic Office At Port Townsend. Is
well worthy OF attention from seafaring
men:
"In connection with the efforts 10 cstab-
lish an international agreement for the de-
.truelion of dercltets, the United States
hydrographic Office prints on the Atlantic
pilot chart for January list of known col
assons with derellcts during the past seven
wears The IIst of fatal disasters would
undoubtedly be much larger If details
could toe had OF the fate OF the Naronie and
numerous other missing vessels. Now
that there is a good prospect of having a
pilot chart for the North Pacific, ali per-
sous interested in maritime affairs should
promptly report ali wrecks, dsreaieis or
heating objects 10 enc of the branch Offices
located at san Francisco, Portland and
Port Townsend"
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BOSTON srocK uAKKKr.
CHICAGO MARKKrA


THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. jan 10. - Wheat - Moderate
trade Opened &c lower, declined &c
more on weaker cables, realizing sales and
failure Of predicted cold weather. sd-
vanced Re on covering by shorts at the de-
cline, weakened &c again on renewed SELL
Ing and closed easy lie lover than yester-
day. Receipts, 1000 bushels: shipments,
400 bushels. Closed: Cash, 6i51c: May,
661xc.
Corn--Fasier; cash, 34kc; May, ss1<e.
Oats Easy; cash. IKE; May, 3ol&c.
kye-45Lc.
Barley-Nonsnal
Flsx-SL355S.
Timothy-$4.20.
Pork-Higher. Cash. Sizes; May.
Lard = Higher. Cash, saa5: May,
sos
Short Ribs-Highsr. Cash. 500; May,
S7o5.
Snoulders-ss e54650
Short clear-$T 00s87.25
Whisky-SLi5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts, i6. 500 head- Make
IL steady: prime steers firm. others easier
prime, $525sdS IS; medium. - 50@4 30 ;
Others. - 5o@425; Texans. 1855; ssockers.
S235G3s5
Hogs-R-ceipts, $1,000 head. Market
active at 5Geioc higher; heavy rough. IS 10
@5-20; packers aud mixed. $5.25@5. 35:
PRIME heavy and butchers weights, S. 40
$3.50; prime light, s. 4o6545.
eheep-Receipts. 10000 head. Market
steady; natives, $2.oo@4oo; Westerns,
$2.60935o.
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RIAL ESTATE SALES.



Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894, are s17, $50. There were filed for
record Yesterday IL deeds. the considers
tons aggregating 5.i93. Following Is the
list a. furnished by Osborne. Tremper
Il Co., abstractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
William III. Heaton 10 Edgar 8. George,
nw1+ of swL. sec 10. "a. s. $3.50.
4. Matson TO c. HoIstrom, lot II, block
IS, Salmon Bay Park, xi45.
A. /. Fonda TO John Huntoon, nwL oil
seL. 10, Is, 4. 81.
Reliance Loan and Trust Co. TO NJ. A.
Stone. nins lots in River Park. <595.
First National Bank of Slaughter to the
Bank of Auburn, lots 4. 3 and q, block
8, Billiards. and others. 81.
George 5. Fitch TO the Bank of Auburn,
in nwL of swi.. sec IL. Il, S. 81, 800.
John Huntoon To NJ. 4. Backus, trustee,
nwL OF sei<, sec 10 20, Z. and Others, 81
e. l.. Huntoon TO NJ. F. Baekus. trustee,
nwL OF sell. sec 10. -. 4, and others, 81
Herbert :. Upper TO l.. W. Forbes, 81
acres in sec "a, Is. 5. 800.
West Coast Imp. Co. to Elizabeth
France. lots and Is. block lis, Giimau
Park, $500.
A. l.. A. BiIbrey to c. P. Stone. lot Is
block 3, Edgemont, 1855.
A. .Boman To Z. +. Stone, lots Is and
IA, block 3, Eigemon.. $500
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norKL ARRIVALS.
Iniaas and Requisite.

The iatsrsar ~ the compartment car On tas
North sstsra line Is ike kiagly palace. =
uaIattsI Residence ~ "a Arabian AiEAts dream Of
.plauaar-as the visitos may regard u
Never ia ire hlstoyy Of railway rsvsi hss
aayfaEns 80 perfect la aTeaiteezass, 80 aHie ia
ia eosatost 50 exquisite Ia issts, or So eosay aH
deecsasioa. besa ssSa before. and II wAs among
.as srSA4 slxass sAAs attracted The ssEeRtaa OF
a. world Al tAs columbian xxposst4Sa. this
marvellous ear ee.l rsing al eISsrsA
rss North Western limited ~ Cste&go carry
Sag ,hss toxSGasr vita eusss. sleeper ard c4assE
e.s. leaves "a Paul every esy IN tAs year. so-sas
AZ the same rate - Ia an oFs.nsEy ssesPsHx ear.
r. ". Parker, rngrt SQUAD s9eats Ill Sa%rsS
street s1sfsla
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= n1msv on large warehouse deliveries and
Arm European adysces and closed steady
=. ~ TO % points net advances. Sales.
800 bags. fncluding January. ST. 00@
ti6 4eals5o: May. SIS oszel6fo. Rio
Vnies and steady: No. Z, IsI.c.
oasar-Raw. frner; centriflgais. os
ss1 zKc. Cuba--Centrifzgai, 06 tese.
"a refined. firm and fairly activa
HOPS.
hops are dali. State, common 20
enoace. is@22lzcs Pacific coast ls92Sc.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered By Ia.
PosT-lNTELLrcENcER to its subscri.
bers old and new, is now to be found
IN thousands OF homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, is evidenced by the following
testimonials, which are a few anon,
the large number received from those
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies of the orig
mails on file in this Office, the sig.
natures only being omitted, as the
PosT-INTELLrGENcER does not feel AZ
liberty to publish in full the names of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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riSAscrAr-
NEw YORK MARKETS..
rnE srnck KxrnANaK

Nsw GeRg. Jan. io.-The volume OF
Business was lighter than yesterday and
calaess was the general rule. The mar
kes made q slight rally in final dealings
and closed fairly firm. bat With . general
deesine on the day. The advances in
esafed Homes.ake mining. 2 per cent. I:
Manitoba, IL per cent: Oregon Improve
neni. per cent
Government honds-Strons.
Petroleum Quiet 7gc bid.
FINANcIAL~
donev-on call. easy at | per cent.
tsased offered al per cent. Prime fnercsn-
Ne paper. s,4I5 per cent. Sterling ct
saangc--Nerv arm, with actual business
N BANKERS bllis ut 81. i4ef4.sT for de-
hsad, aud sLsi s0tl s. Tor sixty-day bills.
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CLEVELAND, Wash, Feb. 2

Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium mag
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny wife
thinks il is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She Is much delighted
with it. Yours very respectfully. B. p.
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PxaHAarrs. Waah.. Anrill

Post Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the LIST
of April, and alter sixty miles travel by
stage from EllensburG to this place, came
in excellent condition. / am well pleased
with the map. as well a. :stonis hed At the
price for which You give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. N.
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Tss So-xhxsa Pacific are aow raaaiag eiHi5g
ear, eesseea Sssstks snt fo-asas 90 ss&sns
ssAxsnw seattle asaly 81 ~ aEd fssFi1s
Portisad daily a. n Iss sSStseS =
sek Ecsls1gsa ~ - ansssfasss1
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARxxr.

ENWIsIsH tEAEN MAEKAf.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I0.--Wheat-Steady; de-
mand moderate; holders offer moderately.
No. California, IS 4df5s sd; No. red
Western. 5s 2t5d6d5s Id.
Corn-Quiet: demand poor mixed West
srn, - 2Isd.
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Looxrsrox. Wash Feb. 3. 1854

Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
received your map and it II away be-
yond my expectations think 1t Is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for Ii
and Ii the best map I have ever seen pub
hshed. Yours with respect J.a
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EAST ST. CLcup, Mimi, May Is. 1892
Post 1ntelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gents: The map received in good order,
and We think 1t Is Q fine map. You sheuid
certainly be able to dispose Of . large
number of them. Yours truly, v.Q
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M.,orr. Wa.h. March IN ,see

MALoff. Wash, March 80, 1851
acknowledgement Co., Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: I have received the map and am
we'll pleased with it. Think il well worth
IS, which it would cost TO 60 to . store
and buy Il. Long may the Post-Tnteili.
gencer live and prosper. / remain yours
very respectfully, SH.
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ENrERPlrsR, WASH. Feb. 70. lsga
Seattle Post~Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
csptionally well pleased with Ii. II il sx-
celient Accept thanks. Yours truly,
NJ H
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 10.--The merchan-
disc markets are SLOW, with no new
changes in prices. The produce markets
are dull.
Observation-Disclosures.
Potatoes--Weaker.
onions-F:rm.
Congratulated.
Grapes--fn poor condition.
Butter and eggs-Weak.
Cheese Firm.
Poultry
Game-l.ow.
Produce receipts-~Flour, quarter sacks
2s.s22; wheat. centsis. 2.a2i; barley. CEN
ials, S, f03; oats, sacks, $50; corn, sacks. :, 80
beans. sacks. LII; potatoes. sacks. q. SO
onions. sacks S3l; bran, SACKS, i.59i; mid
eilng,, sacks, 81.
BRRADsruFFs AND eaATsa
Tlour--s2. 4oGt2 So
NheaI-sl.0aefL 10.
Bsrley--7ss4 @9sjsc.
0ats--9oeGti.3o.
riSAsctAL
Drafts Sight, i2Lc discount; tele-
graphic. ike discount.
Sterling bllls-0n London. sight, Sass
Mexican doilars--55aa5tsc
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posros. Mass. June 10, 1891.

post-Intei.igencer Co, Seattle, wash
Gents: 1 received some time sines veur
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse SIDE, asa
am plea*ei with il. IL forms handsome
and valuable addition TO my ONCE, and
cannot fail to be satisfactory to any one
xho invests the small sum asked for ths
map. Yours truly H. L.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May u. 1892
Pcst-Intelligenccr Co, Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and n
very much appreciated. Very truly. ]. g
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0r-..,. c...a. a,

OyrARro, Canada. April 4. iso4
Rost-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order, and il gives perfect satisfae.
ton. am yours truly, NJ H.
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PALou.E Crrr. Wash. May 81. 1880

PostIntelligencer, Seattle. wash
Gents: I received the map Of the world
sent by you in good order and am we'll
pleased with it. 1t Is both useful and
ornamental and should find . place in
every household. Please sccept my
thanks. Yours respectfully. II. n
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NORTH WELLINGTON, c.. June 4, 1894
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: / have received your pre-.
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with it, I consider that I havs
got your valuable paper free. ~ | valus
the map more than the price Of subscrip-
ton. 7ours very respectfully, ID. j.
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KoxrsIAH. 3. G.. NAV ~ Ise2.

KoKIsIAH, B. C., May IS, 1857.
Editor ACKNOWLEDGMENT Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map OF
the world. etc. and am pleased to state
that I am thoroughly satisfied with 1t
Yours truly. We.
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For information concerning this
map call at the publications ofhce Of
address
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
m Salt Meats Advance Three
Eighths Of q Cent
] <srsH MEATS TO ADVANCE SOON
aef - Mstten rfrm-Whess eftuo-
tasn Caehanged-Po-
tatsss Firm.
<srsn MEATS TO ADVANCE soos

u.a DEPARTMENT OF AsarcrL7rRH, I,
AEATHEK BUzxAU,
foKTLAsD. Or. Jan. 10. 1884
a~~eass for Tnursdsy: Ram: warmer.
BLAsproED. Acting l. ?. q.
: r9yAKTwxxT or AGRICULTURE wKATHEn
prEzAu-DAILT BULLETIN
SEATTLE, Jan. 10. 1904
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Xxsr FrnxnAIH Wash.

Post-Inteliigencer, Seattle. Wash
Sirs: I received one of your premium
maps the other day and 10 10 fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Ysun
truly .. ID.
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cHrcA co Dec -. 1854
Stewart = Holmes Manufacturing Co, 50
attic. wash.:
Usntlenen-I am cut OF ths Revealed
Remedy again Please send me case by
freight have given away about half this
Last case. used two or three bottles myself
and sold two or three bottles. LIZ EvRRY
INSTANCES IT HELss On CuREo THE Par
TIES WHO Csc IT. j NAVE YET THE
YsRsr PRISON TO Y1Sn WHO rsEp IT,
fully. e c. THOMPSON.
NAYA CITY. CAL Jan. 20, 1888
Ms0n stewart q Holmss Drug Co. g.
Attic. wash:
Dear slrs-T have been using Moers's Re-
vsaled Remedy fer the last three f3l years
aud would have sent you my testimony
long ago bed known your Adcresa. had
k%ea very sick, and dcspaired Of ever being
well again when I noticed year advertise
mont tn the Carrier Dove.n and as .
drowning man viii catch Ut . straw
caught ~ the least caance OF . cura aad
aeon pllcation Of pssa. uegv-
business, loss OF appetite. Insomnia and
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ing your medicine. but very shortly amer
using u In the manner directed began 70
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bottle felt like . new person The follow
ing spring the old symptoms returned,
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lean truly testify that IL Is the best medS-
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LANGLEY, Wash. March 81, 1892.
Post-Intelligencer Publishing CO.. Sc
attle. Wash.-Gents: I would say that
arm delighted with the map IL came in
good order and Is q daisy. A. b.
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pAcIFfc NAVIGATION CO..
- TEhN CARR

pacific NAVIGATION co.
TIME CARR
Leaving Merchants' Dock. fses OF Seneca street
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHINGTON
AND FAIRHANES.
FOR TACoMA-s:ys p m and $3.50 p N.
daily sxceps sunday. Sundays, $50 p m. Fare.
50 CENTS
FOR EvEhErT-s:is q IN and s:Se p n
daily except sunday. sunday, $40 p m
fok WILDLY IsLA ND AND La CONNER
Daily sxceps SATURDAY ~ $50 p m-
STEAMER SkhuAE
FOR PORT TOWNSEND. ANACORTEs AND
BELLIN CHAM BAY-DAfLY AT A. NJ
STEAMER HENRY sAfLEY-IeAves Everets
Ter skaxit river Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
steamer leaving seattle at $50 p M daily
makes connection At kverett
Leaves Nj Vernon for Everets Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday.
"a SEFF, General Manager,
Merchants Dock. SesftiA
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NEsCHkNrIsI
srIsr--onIes: Lake. $40.
Nt2lsts Domestic. 81 10
r.ss-ssssiisr: Straits. So bid.
"A s-vpaons opened steady AZ . 20
S0'as sd7aaoe, and ruled generally
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ABysDTHx. Wash, Feb. IA, 1881
Post-InisIligencsr Co, Seattle. WASH
Premium map received and gives psr!ses
sssisiaetion. Yours respectfully, a NJ
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MOORE'S
REVEALED
REMEDY.
Stimulates the Liver,
Promotes Digeshon,~
Purifies the Blood.
MNOpUvc PURELY VEGETABLE cexPouSD
REVEALED 1''A s.ss al. 1s: r.: :. a.s'''-.
REMEDY Contain. n. Alcohol. No 1,n.r.,.
LIVER and BLOOD
Of
RICH. EouRIsHIN9 viii aid
clearing itself Of nearly ell disease
nHnpN DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT KIDNEY AND
lIikEt DIFFICULTIES: ALL BOWEL DISORDERS
UUllIN CONSTIPATION DIARRHGA and PILES; all BRONCHIAL
CoNPLAINTs GOUT
NERVOUS DEBILITY NEURALGIA. yENEREAL DISEASES
..... our LIVING WITNESSES .....
used, ana wouid ncs BE- without Il IN sAs
house 0rassfaily yours.
JULIA MARVIN

used. ana weaid net BE- without IL IN sAs
house. 0ra,sfaily yours.
JULIA MARVIN
ossslsmen-Tr Is INVALUABLE.
weuid IKE 10 inform you that have used
Noere's Revealed ksnec and have found
70 - - . rrsi-eiass meddiue for indigestion
anA many other uses. and can recommend
Il 70 anyone who Is AFFLICTED
MIRA C q. O., City.
0RArrLE Wash.. Jan. az, 1904
0outisnsn-I was taken with = seyar~
attack Of hai iousress and Ifve- q sorder hts
fall I tried . bottle Of Moores Eeyeaisd
Remedy, and An thankful TO say. Altar 4
lew doses. I seis upfKs the same man. I
cannot speak too hirhly In 10 praise. I
would not be without . hottie in The house
for . good deal and shall conslnns TO REQ
emnssd IL 10 all my ftlsnds Yours truly,
FRED HCMBLY.
PULLMAN. Wash. March 81, 1898
Stewart d Holmes Drug Co. Seattle.
wash.
Der sirs-It gives me pleasure to s;.s,s
the value OF Noore's Kevsased Remedy.
Last fall / had jaundice % bad that NV
friends became alarmed ~ my condition.
] Tried liver pills and doetefed without
benefit One bottle OF Aocge's Reveals
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and now keep IL constantly In the house.
- I dnd IL especially valua able 81 this sea-
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FRI, idaho. Feb. a. 1891
The Seattle Post-Inteiligencer Co, Sc
attic, Wash.--Sirs: received the double
wall map . short time ago. and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
it. 1t is worth double the price. Yours
truly, HI.
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Noxru YAKIMA, Wash, Feb J. lss2
Post intelligence, Seaite wash
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription ana map.
Much pleased with map. Think u ss
fns premiun. Io5rs respectfully. 8. 3.
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r. 1v..h Ear 4 1saa

Luxxr, Wash. Feb. 4. 1892
The Post-Iete ligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sirs: received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for t.
Respectfully yours, N. ).
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r,r.x w..s Fab. a fssa

IarAH, Wash. Feb. 8. 1904
Post-fnteliigencer, Seattle. Wash
Near airs: Map received IN good shaps
We pleased with IL aud also the pApes.
Yours respectfully, ~ "a
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ror AlaakA. Jan. is ana as q I'm

From eAn Francisco. for Victoria ana Pnese
Sound perta. 81 m, Jsa s. 10. Is. 20. -. 20
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MxApow. Wash. Feb. Q. 1891

Pes.-Yntelligencer Co. Seattle. wash
sirs: The map is better than We expected.
90 we are well satisfied with Il ksspecs
fully. e.
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sssaey. Pert Orchard. Ersnsstsa. Traeytoa. 81
ysraass AMI Cnseo, rssaEnIas $50 p N.
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DAM on nRrrrsH COLUMBIA
PAfOEP CAPLTAL................-. ~ GO. 900
" " - ..s.s.s.'s.s s.SS~s~s~
Head once. 90 lombard street. Lenaen
Brancnes- Portland san francesca seattle. Ts
coma. Victoria New wesfmiastsx NanAamA
kamlcops, Nelson. Vancouver. G.
A general Banking and Exehangs Hnsisess
transacted Loans mada Bills discounted. Com
mercial credits granted. Deposits Feesivcd
rent account subject check interest," pas1 Ga
Nme depositA r. LEA BARNES Manager
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
Capital stock paid un .,s......e o2sooo
surplus...., ..%s................. loSsSvu
JACOB FuRrH. President
~ C. NEufELDER. Vice Prss
r.. v. ASKENY, Cashiea
DIREcToRS
r. q NErTEIpxR J. n HAypnN,
FRAuKNruAL. JAcoa FuKrH
s1aAcsp ScHwARAcHER
Correspondence In all ths principal cases In the
United states and Europa
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E,LY On PIE ~YLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
xu0R seanA sysps daily. except sunday.
In enc hour and swsnsy-avs nssussA
TEE STEAMER ~xLYER.
1sguiax dairy trips. seattle rscsmA rsuss. - -
lewss
TAKING xHyKc1
rHuRsDAY, BEG ~
~rNx cAnn.
Leave seatfle-e:2s. Gas . m. las. $50 p n.
Leave Taeoms-see. IL ;SeA n. S;oo, 6,ks p
Sunday
Leave Seattle 90 O. m. 1902
Leave TAcorna-s:So = N. 400 y m
Landing 81 y. r. wharf Tacoma, and ceanse
e1al deck. soos Of Narien atreaL SeAttlA
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POT-NIuIEEsCn CO
SEArTLL VASE
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Correspondence In all this principal c!ases In the
United states and Europa
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eoopALr. PERKrNs q Co.
General Agents. San frsnctsco
j. n. JOHNSON. p. q szpI. ssatua
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r..r.. n aas,a. wharf q. $50 = m fss
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Ecmonds. Everest Clinton. Langley, Coupe
vile, UtsAiady. ffdAige City. Anacsrtes. eamish,
fairhsvsn seoons and VIVA com. leaving seattle
Tuesdays, Thursdays anA Saturdays at Z . m
Returning. leaves whatcom W sanssdAys, Fridays
aad sundays at $40 q M. landing 81 1Akers
wharf, fcot Of univsrsity street.
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OCEANIC srEAMsHrP COMPANY.

. steamers leave San Fraaciaco for Honeiuiu g.
ynoA Auckland. n. e. and sydney. ~. q. W., with
Dut change. q. q ALAMEDA, January IL. D. m.
Heaolniu snly: a q AUSTRALIA, January 40
T. d sPRECKELs d BRoa Co,
Geasral Agents, San FraneisoA
w WHnsrEn. Div. Agent. Vancouver, H. q
n w. bAKHR Agent. Seattle
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DoRT TOWNSEND PORT ANGELES AND
i DuS0ENE1s-
STEAMER MoNTICELLoI
pAILY sKnvIcE TINE CARA
COMMENCING MONDAY. pkc. Is. Ies4
Leaves seattle. T;oc q nj. TOWNSEND. 30 Q
m. Du8gesess, 1900 m arrives PORT Angeles,
l;3o p m lsavss Pert Angeles. q 90 p m leaves
Port Townsend. 500 p m arrives seattle. 80
p m. CITY DOCK Co, seattle Assnta
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srxAxKa cagnAI.rs

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sTEANER GENERAL CAyEY
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N. q NErTKIpxR J.R HAypnN,
q FRAuKNrHAl. JAcoB FURrH
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-08

have opened for business Austin street two 400"
my old stand. propose fit up modern Gnnere Engines ]
Cotton Gins, Presses and Mills Will nstock raa
the folowrg Betting Shsfting, Puey Malleable Cast lron
Wrought Iron Pipes, Steam and Water Fittings IN fact
of Machinery supplies Our old friends and customers arc
invited to call and see us.