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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-25
J. B. LIBBY. =

What Worcestershire sauce is to
beef steak,
Cranberry jelly to roast turkey,
Just that are these chic Novelty
Silks to new dress.
fOr to an old one, for that matter.)
To touch it up, to garnish it, to
give piquant flavor to it.
In the way Of a Fancy Silk Waist,
sleeves, vest front or trimming.
Variety in place Of monotony.
A counter end-full to chose from.
Brocade, swivel, printed figures in
wonderful variety.
Colorings enough on that counter
to give rainbow the envious sulks.
What are the prices Z" you ask.
Just any price that suits you.
Is cts, $1.00, S1.25, $3.50 and
more.
You'll find no other stock Of Fancy silks in
Portland half equal to it.
And while you are at the Silk
section just ask the manager to show
you some Of the. evening wedding
reception Silks.
The Royalty Bengalines.
The Satin Duchess.
Every piece silky looking glass,
The Changeable Silks.
Don't be afraid of troubling him. he's as
proud Of his silken darlings as young couple
is Of their first baby.
Dress Goods. s
Coverts have come to stay.
Their popularity is cumulative,
grows daily.
Importers can't get enough fine
Coverts to supply their trade.
American manufacturers who have
adapted their machinery to Covert
Cloth making are glowing with sat
isfaction.
Our line of American Coverts be-
gins at
so cts.A so inches wide, several
shades.
Is cts. SO inches wide, finer cloth
and greater variety of
shades.
$1.00. 81 inches. America takes a
front seat in the manufac-
ture of Coverts.
Foreign Coverts.
$3.50. These have the close, clear
cut, regular twill burrows
that mark French and Ger
man weaving.
The colors too are just right.
Storm Serges were favorite here
last year.
They are more so now.
Some errors in weaving and col
oring that were Objectionable last
season have disappeared this season.
For out Of doors wear, for sulky
weather, for travelling, for school,
for half hundred uses, what is
better, sturdier? what will come up
so smiling after hard usage as Storm
Serge?
80 cts, SO cts, IS cts, $1.0O.
Blue and Black.
In the Black Dress Goods section are some
fine specimens of Novelty Storm Serge.
Cravenettes, $3.50, $1.75, $500.
Colored and black.
The ducks back species, rain proof.
Fancy Novelties.
These have come to us in curious
Weaves.
Colorings combined with wonder
full ingenuity and taste.
80 cts, so cts, So cts, Is cts, S1.o0.
Drab de Paris.
This is French fabric of rare
beauty. Plain colors. Fine, dainty
construction, A inches wide, were
s1.25, now $1.o0.
Every color worth having.
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Notes.


The artistic entertainment, "Songs IL
lustratted and Illuminated, the ere alton
of Denman Thompson. has been success
fully produced at the Boston Theatre be-
fore a very large audience.
Marion Manola has been taken from
the Kelley Institute at North Conway,
N. H., to her home in Winthrop, and WAS
accompanied by her 14-year-old daughter
Adelaide. Mrs. Mason has not greatly
improved during the weeks she has
spent in North Conway.
The. anniversary of Henry Irving's
very first appearance in London was
yesterday. 1t took place at the Prin-
eess's Theatre 35 years ago. Sir Angus
tus Harris's father was the manager of
the theatre-he was the successor OF
Charles kean-apd the play was free
adaptation of Feuillet's lie Roman
Pun Jeune Homme Pauvre,n entitled
Ivy Hail." Haerourt Bland and Kate
Savllle, two provincial actors now for
gotten, took the leading roles.
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Plush and Brocatelle parlor suits, YOU
can save from SIS to $50 by buying now.
at orr going-out of business sale, The
goods are first class. Styles all riyht
The only thing wrong about the transac-
ton is the loss to US; but our loss is
your gain. Come at once and select
while the assortment is good.
241 and 243 Middle street,
THE ATKINSON CO.,
Isaac G. Atkinson, Manager.
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LINING DEPT.

Rolled Silicias are
IOc, I9 Lee, l7c<
per yard. =
Glove Finished
Canabrics at Sc peri
yard. Z
Hair Cloth at ojcx
and 3Oc per yard. .
Canvas at zoe andx
csc per yard. Z
CrinO | in es, aI1%
kinds at IL lee yd.4
Sarsinet CannbricsX
at Sc per yard. !
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At New YORK, Elton W. Clark a metal
dealer, at 535 West 18th street vrS4~-,a.r.
confessed Judgment for Sl6.05.
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G.. w. YORK,

go Commercial ST.
OFFICES IS Washington st.
tDanfOrth g. Clark SITS.
TELEPHONE 5oS-2 Sept25dd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-25


Steamer UmasilIa 10 due from San Fran
cisco THIS morning.
Capt. d : Ames has been appointed
pilos Of the steamer Mabel.
George J. Wiley will load another bark
for Honolulu the latter part of October.
Steamer Sksgit toek so kegs OF nails
and ten tons OF general merchandise 10
Tacoma yesterday afternoon.
Steamer Henry Bailey will resume her
run on abe SxAgIt river route this weeg
and wlll sail from Ceatra wharf
Steamer Lydia Thompson has gone back
70 the City dock from Lilly bogsrdas
dock. and sIli leave on her old schedule
steamer Cisy Of Kingston carried an ex-
eurslon Of Forestsrs from this city to
the Tacoma fair yesterday. About 80
vent over.
Steamer WallA WAila took on SO tons
Of Franklin coal az sae bBnksrs ysxgerday
Tor the Oregon Improvements Company at
San Francisco.
Steamer Island Belle brought in the
largest number Of passengers from What
com yesterday siaee starting On the route
ninety ia aAL
shiu William Morse arrived from San
Francisco and will lead 400 ton. OF
Franklin aR1 Nesesssls coal for san
Francesca
Steamer Msrieo arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning auG sent - fae
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

Lospos, Sept. 24--Bar silver. . Tied.
Consols, i02i< Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
NEw YoRK, Sept. 2L--The Evening Post 8
London financial cable says: The stock
markets were dull and weak today. mainly
on Paris selling IN view Of the settlement
at the end of tho month. Americans keep
firm, on support from the American side.
but there is no business in them here just
nov. The hatness OF Indian exchange
was mainly connected with a special oper-
alton of rupee paper. An early recovery
is anticipated.
LiyEgPoor. Sept. 4-wheat--Dull; de-
mand. poor; No. 2. red, winter, Is Sd: No.
z. red, spring. Is 81.
Corn-Easy: demand, moderate: new
mixed, spot. As 6lsd; futures. easy: de-
nand. free: September. Is 6tsd; October.
Is 6isd; November, As SID.
Fiour--Duil: demand. moderate; St.
Louis fancy, winter, SIS Cd.
Hops-At London Pacific coastl steady ;
demand. moderate st f2df los.
The receipts Of wheat tor the past week
were: Atlantic ports. $3.50 quarters
from other ports, 5000 quarters. OF
American corn for the last week, 2, 20
uuar,ers
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bunkers to take on fuel, and will sail at o
O'Clock for Alaska.
Steamer Rosalie took out forty tons of
grain from the elevator and fifty tons of
general merchandise from Arlington dock
10 Victoria yesterday.
Steamer Utopia arrived last night with
5000 cases of salmon from Fraser river,
Friday Harbor and Blaine, some to be
shipped East from this city and the bal
ance to be taken 10 Tacoma.
Steamer Wallis Wsila will sail at 9
o'clock from Ocean dock for san Fran
cisco with full cargo Of freight and the
following passengers from this port;
William F1Bgley. ]. w. sieadman. Charles
Thompson. Charles Farth, Mrs. ]. Vim
cent, Mrs. 4. MeRae. a. ]. Baker, :. III.
Gum, Howard TiIton. W. ii. Willis and
wife. Mrs. William Law, +. Amairi and
wife, W. L. Smith aud wife, Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. Drusiek, NJ. fuilford and wife, Mrs.
NJ. Smith, Mrs. n. p. Watson, j. Bsan-
dare
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LIE srArE OF TRADE.

THE STATE or TRADE.
sAs Francisco. Sept 24-outside of
the firm tone in corn and cueumbers at
TIE close last week, there were no changes
IN the vegetable market today. Potatoes
rule firm and onions EASY. The peach and
melon markets are very firm, but other
wise orchard fruits are unchanged.
grapes are very plentiful and weak. The
butter market is well cleaned up. and firm
., quotations. Eggs are also steady. with
The demand fair. The poultry market Is
enet. with prices generally steady and
stocks heavy.
Closing: wheat-Dull: December.
So; May, aS}sc.
Barley December. sihc; May.
SAc.
torn-slS0.
Bran-si4 per ton.
nKxApsruFFs AND aaATss
fIour-F Family extras, 81 25ae335; hak.
en- extras. s3150t3.2l; superslne. s2&es
Wheat--No. shipping wheat Is not
caOsable over soc, though something fancy
might bring size; Wala Wasla wheat,
9ac for fair average, 6o@tac Tor No. and
tASAtc for ell grade.
Barlev-oaerings are liberal; trade Is
Wv. feet. fAfF To good, se&tff AS enotSct
sA1Soc; brewing. s5eEssc.
oAss-lhe market Is heavily stocked
ard buyers have every advantage.
Milling. sLi0Gi.i5; surprise. 81 i5s9
lsfs fancy ieed. si.o5etl.i0 good TO
sAaioe. e7iScGssl0o; poor TO fair. sOeS sse;
sssy, aSeGL
Produce rvceipts-Fiour. quarter sacks.
z. Us, Oregon. ia. go; Washin Fton. 2 leo.
xheat, eeuta =, 9.ss3e. Oregon, &. 40; Wash
layton, ig,4fs; barley. centas. o.gi6s Ore
sea. , 6si: Washington, l. 90; oats, CEN
tas, 60; Oregon, s.2s5. Washington.
la~, corn, csntals, 1887; beans. sAeSs,
90, potatoes, sacks, 4 is9; onions, SACKS,
Leo
FISAxctkt@
Drafts--Oa sight. New York, per sio1
Exc SisTi Ing bills-on London, sixty
car bank. &Sias.
silver bSrs-Psr ounce. eSssesoSA.o
Mexican doslArs-,asss eSsae-
MINING SHOCKS
Asa. Is; Belle Isle, s.: Best & Belehsr.
a. Bo4ie Consolidated, $50: BniseF, ias
sao Jar. 81; Consolidated CsLifornis
Virginia. so; Crown Point. -. kGrsks
Zen, -, could 6 Curry, So hale 4 ner.
sFcsS. "a. Mexican. 1t5: None, u; Moaas
.aaeso. IL OphiF. $50: Petosi, ~ SAVAGE.
= Sierra Nevada iaAs Unsoa Noasoil-
eAasd, -: Utah, q: Yellow Jacket, - :
Andes, g.. Bullion. IS; Challenge tohsei-
slated, a.. Consolidated Impsriai, x
ofAna PflEe. B. Justice. II; keasaek, ;,
eFsfman. "a, SEES. belchsr. -; Alpha
sVAseliaaled. "a: Conndsnce. ISA
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PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. e4-lspecial.l l.
To sail tomorrew--Bk Oregon. from Ma
naimo for san FFanclscos sh Two Broth
srs, from Tacoma for san Francisco.
HoeuTAN. Sept Especial. ARRIVED
Str Lskma, schrs Axeles and Garfield.
Sailea-strs Point Iona and Cosmopolls.
All from and for san Francisco.
SAN FRAxcIsco, sent 24-Arrived--
City az klo de Janeiro. from Hongkong
and Yokohsma; United States steamer
Yorktown. from oaaalaska, schr Glendale
for Astoria sparted--faTallon, for Port
Angeles; Empire, for Nanaimo. Freights
and charters-Arn ok Carro.iton Goa.
from Nanaimo 20 San Francisco; Am bktn
John smith, at blaseiey, lumber. thence
20 Shanghai.
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CHICAGO aARkErs.
rnK roARR " rRAnk

Cnycseo, SEPT st.--The wAesi market
"a. .tssdy ans continued that Nay al the
f.senoon. There werx sesne hallssa issns
ia toe days news, bat they were over
.hsaowsd for 8 time hy the effect OF the
oxsrnounaamee OF present commercial
supplies. 4 decrease Of ilis1so eashsis
On ocean passage, which was sasds before
tae srsaing, was more than oasss oy ne
closer 30 home effecs Of TIE recesnts o.
liAe car loads 81 Msansarolis ana i'a-
lath. and the general heavier ansFsAse q
-. =. vel a. the increase % the visi-
NJ. .apn!x. The last tive Iisns 81 the va
sel. .anrly statement changed shs result
whseh was indicated ay those previously
r~ee. we'd. Without the report Of the { aaH-
,itv GA lakes and canals al increase ~As
shown Of l. 70 60 bushels AZ eshss pisces.
hut the qaAauty Ga the lskss increase
ealy sa.oeo bushes sa4 TIA eAnA-s sAessa
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Nrw YoRx. sent eL-The week openei
~ The stock exchange irregular IS 10
sas, business light in veaams. sna al
s10agh ttsre Wers reactions. the senasEey
g p0ces Was downward. In tie later deAa-
sags the speculation became slightly got
stf ID tone. bat st.n closed Irregular al de-
s.saes ranging froua I. 10 ? ger cent. TIE
.atiss n harrington; n. in Chicago eas |;
- IN beaver & Rio Grande, preferred :
n Lake Shore. New York Central
A@ss.cAa tobacco snd sagar; y IN sugar,
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TACOMA, Sept "a - Special - The
steamer ChllkAi Is expected tonight from
Alaska, with full cargo OF salmon from
the Alaska eanneries
The steamer Multnomah. which changed
runs with the City of Aberdeen and
brought an excursion from Port Blakeley
Yesterday, went back 10 her own run to-
a
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TIE nsw seattle Csty Directory is Eow tn press.
ASS oae having maze . sa4ags a shear ansl-
uxss a1eat4sa OF EssAee q Fsssaenre sxnca called
&C II tie ezHE@rssa< saz have TIA cexrses aoa
ra2as ~ nas1sys1g ey EaAli a. otherwise Peas
s1nstgs n.rsetory ComFazv. "a Raxxsl hai.a-
lar
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The shipments Of Standard silver dollars
fFom Washington City aGriSg tael.ss wsSk
amounted 10 SOS. 80 The shipments Of
fractional silver eoins during The present
month - Monday sggrsxassd 81. GA ssA
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

T. z DRYAKTxKxr OF AGRICULTURE.
NEArHEE BCsxAC.
PoKTLAsD. Or. SEPT "a fs2l}
serucsss for Tuescag: ExsE. cooser
II. r. ALcyAroxx.
Observer in Gnsrga
rsr5xp gTArss pxrAErsEsr ov AGRICULTURE,
vHATzER BCEEAr--pAILy ECLLErIs-
eEArTLK. wssh. sept "a. 1894
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ORTIZ RE
PACIFIC a.R.

-RUNs@
PULLMAN sLEEPISG CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Sc. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth.
Fargo, Grand Forks. Crookston.
winnipeg, Helena, And Butt
Through Tickets to
Chicago, PhiisaeIphss. w ash fngton, Now
York. BOSTON and all points
East aud south.
TIME SCH EDULE.
TRAINS LEAyK SEATTLE.
For So Paul and Ea.t-l0.2o .. m.
For Portland and south--a:e0 g. m and 2:io
For olympia, Gray's Haybor cities and South
Bsnd--9:vo a. m.
For Tacoma--7;oO and 900 m, 2:lo. Sis and
l0:20 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From st. Paul and E&st-i.4o p N.
From Portland aud sonth-l2:55 q N. and
Q IS p. N.
From olympia. Gray's Harbor cities and south
From Iseoma-I2:s5 and s:s5 g. n: 1925. 40
and e:i6 p m
This card subject 10 change without notics
For rates, routes and other information call on
or address A. ID CHARLTON.
A ct Gen. Pass ACT.
12i First street, Portland, Or.
"A EADEAU. General Agent Seattle
City Ticket oalce. corner Yssler avenue Aad
Front street
Depot Ticket ofiee. corner West and Columbia
siFeStA
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Read what your dentist Aas 10
say abous 10;
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBfS's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER ana find
that kt contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. 1t has In its composition
sufficient sntisspiio properties to
sssetsn tie breath and make the
run hssItAf ul and FRA. Its daily
uss vii hslp to prevent the foFma-
ton Of tartar and ths accumulation
of psrAsstiesl amin sleala so iniu-
rtoas to teeth and gum-
w. 9fpDIsGs. ID. ID. 3.
GKO. w BRAGDOS. ID. ID. q.
0Eo. N. FAULKNER. d. q. q
7. o. ALBfS. ID. d. =.
l. ~. LEssEf. q. D. o.
H DEsroRTEs, D. b. =
ALBERT J FORREST.
G. r. BROWN. u. D. q
oEo K MILLER
W. T. :. coYsE. I. D. q saa n.
r. c. ID s.
O. o. GRIFFIN
J. w PUTNAM
In. PRATHER
LUpIHs TOOTH PowpxR
mak.s Good Teeth.
aooA Teeth maks Good Digestion.
Good Digss,l9n MAKES Coutsnt.
meat
csatsn.nsns makes life worth
! living.
rs CEETs A B0TTLR
/ Stewart / Holmes Drug Go
Wholesale AssatA
\ anna vatA vluA a13
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Nearly all descriptions OF fresh fruits
roved off we'll yesterday, and prices were
Substantially the same as on Saturday.
Receipts were fair-sized, bat the weather
vas warm. and as result the demand was
nalsriaiiy augmented. Buyers were not
% pronounced In their demands for con-
sessions. and fluctuations were conse-
aasntiy small and unImportant as Affect
lag values. Choice peaches are In moderate
supply ard sell readily at full figures. The
best grades OF apples are scarce and firmly
he'd at the quoted rates. Medium stock
h, however, in excessive supply, and the
nage in prices is somewhat wide. Ounces
sre moving of rather slowly. aud the
efEsfings yesterday embraced considerable
s.ock which could not be graded as
choice. Plums are selling slowly, and
dealers are occasionally shading their
ssking figures in order to effect sales.
Katsrmelons are plentiful, and under .
rood, steady inquiry prices are held quite
firmly at the quoted rates. Supplies Of
grapes are plentiful. and prices. though
fairly steady. are occasionally being
shaded. Berries are becoming scarce and
the requirements OF trade are now light.
Vegetables are abundant, and ~ o rule
low priced.
Creamery butter and fancy ranch eggs
advanced 1 cent yesterday. and the de-
nsnd is steady. Cheese is coming to
hand freely and prices are unchanged.
Poultry is in good supply and selling
fairly well at the quoted rates.
The wheat market continues depressed,
and trade IN futures represents nearly all
the business now being transacted.
Hay from east OF the mountains is COM
Ing In faster and is OF good quality. The
rAnchers are baiing. and are also nearly all
through threshing Ii is predicted by
several commission houses that east Of the
Mountains oats will be plentiful and
higher in tho near future. The crop IL
batter and cleaner than that on this side,
and consequently more will DO handled in
this city.
Movement in grocery and merchandise
lines was first-class yesterday, and q de-
cline of Z of cent q pound on sugar Was
noted. making drop of x OF cent In
he past ten days.
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ToyNsFSn PORT ANGELES AND
e,Tp1urR GIIpE-cHASGE OF Run.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

III 0pD CANAL MY AE-
STEAMER RAINIER
Rehuils and rsfBrnished, leaves Lilly, hosardss
4 Co dock Monday. "Wednesday snG frdsy al
Z a "a. for Kingston, Port Cav be, Ranger. SEES
heck I4llwaap, Dawasio, Hooespost Union
City and intermediate points, arriving IN snlon
city ct ~ Leaves Ualca CITY : 70 tues
dmT THURSDAY end SATURDAY, arriving IN seal
nc alta N r =. LIBBY, Mssier.
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
p..,.,ch steamer. from Seattle a. ioliown
vo, san yrsnes.eo via Port Townssat sss Vie
so-.. asa "a lpzss4ngsEs received on board ss
q ~ s-PL D IL, - y. p "a
Fer Al.ss.. sept 10 sraA
rrorn san Fr.nelsco, for vie.sris ana Pages
SQUAD ports. a. . g N, sept = y - ~ - ."
Tickets nssy b ottAinsd ct TIE oaics OF ths
company. .; Ocean docE, ssHisi@
GoopAII. PERKINS a CO,
gersrsl Agsuts san Francisco
III JcHSsos. sapt, sesilie
IIooDs Canal gotIg
DEETA
,.. c.a.-..a park. soos ct anrian .tse.s
Tre.ssy. Thursdsy ans sstaEd9y a. a II tar
Eguw.sSs POI. Gsrsbss. Naso1s l.an-sEFt sea
80 psw.tso. IxliiwsaP Faks, Eoo1sSorts
Trsna (9ty snc ~sy ports. Lesses IEiaa CITY
wednesday. Friday AsS s -s6sx e 1..,.
w. GooDHuE. &gsag-
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u H0SnLrLC AND AUSTRALIA
a.~arger. save -sa FgA2esse8 iof hon0aul1,
So As.esIMaa NJ A.. &a1 SgaEsg. ~ d W.
wksheat chGrEe - -
ugwe8usta or Nv Sseass1x a1F 1sEsazl& SGT -
THfa-. A GRAHAM AGE&Gs s4AE@-b0fD
"a MxmeTgR. D.-E Aren't, FEnee1seE, a. G.
i b eFegrEEEs & EEaz co. assnsFai Axsnts
Esa Francisco
| ..o, q = nay mock. sEnsEY. CHARLES.
II TOS And aHEAEsloS
TIE yssT srKAzsx
FtFGEN eAS4l
Fnnvps agtsc a sxattss ~hAsf i've Eipa
axssv. excevs Frt4ay. At s. ~ saa 10
FSsses Hgex2srsca - a ~ k1s - p =
1 ms~s aaE4ostoa IS a. - Ar9 . r.
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pACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Tina Card.
Seattle and Whatcom Rou.e-stste OF wash
tngson leaves Seattle daily except SATURDAY. q
III ,. N. Seattle and La cobner Route-Falf
haven leaves Seattle daily except sunday at
.. n. Tacoma aud seattle R5ute-stase of Wash
ingtoa leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thursdays
at p N.
YEsIER DOCK
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ETE4 MFRS.

EVERETT RoUTE-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
II Daily Exespt Sunday.
Leayes Seattle e.s3 =. m, II 30 q. m. ard An
r. 70. Leaves Everett a. m, p. N. and p. N.
sundsys-1Aavss Seattle II % q. m. L-aves
Everett 4 p. n.
fare-siugss TRIP, 7Sc: round trip. LIS. Gen.
meets with toats for TacoIns and saohonish.
1aneinF-Cslmsn deck. foet of Msrisn street
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
Ciaua Troup. Pres. 7. W. Goodhue. see'y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-25

EVERErT. SEATTLE. TACOMA, OLYMPIA
IA roate--Tn effect Tuesday, August p.
CRICKET.
Daily except Monday.
Ly Everett 49, .45 mlf.v Seattle 49,. 10 80 N
Ar seattle .fo.It M Ar Everett. go m
Ly Everett Lib NV seattle ....--4.lsp m
Ar seattle ...-4:0o p 10 Ar Everett. "a p n
SUNDAY.
Lv Everett 900 IN Nv Seattle 300 IN
Connecting with steamers Multomah and
Aberdeen daily. except Monday, At 80 m and
100 . N for Tacoma. Olympia ana shelton, and
connecting at Everett with Monte Cri.to rsii-
road for silverlon and Monte Cristo Landing
at City dock foot Of Main street, Seattle.
r. MCFARLAND. Master and Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-25

VANCOUVER KoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the izlancs STEAMER UTOPIA, J. VI. No
Grexc-. Master
Leaves Tacoma II nosn. Seattle Central
wharf. sp M, Mondays and Ihursdsys fer Pert
Townsend, Apacoriss. Fssrhsven. New wstcom.
Blxiae and Friday harcsr. going through 20
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare TO Blaine. s.. fare to Vancouver, g.
For further information apply At Central
wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-25

CAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
y THOMPSON, carrying United states mali,
leaves City Docg. foos OF Main street. Monday.
Wednesday aud Friday at a. m for Pert Towns
end. San Juan Islands and New Whaicom.
NORTH RoUSn. TINE CARD. South BOUND
Iy seattle .. 200 amlLv y. whatcom G:oo an
Iy Pr Towns'd Zoo anil y Roche H'r... n 90 am
lv Friday H'r..il 30 am Ty Friday H'r. 1880 m
Iy Roche $50 pm Lv TT Towns'd. 5:Drm
Ar n whatcorn 90 PM Ar seattie...... 9.i5 nm
r. Thompson. Managing Owner. j. A. Hat
fegd, AGENT. Phone $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-25

WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARALicN
Dispatches steamers fer ssa Franchises Sept IL
oca ?. aad svsyy = DAYS thefessger
Passenger sn1 freight rates tss lowest
Tickets SAD fFxsgas rates os cnt&saat ~
applying 70 J.. c. CARROLL. Aren't
Uniea Doak gseos Of I aloa street. ssafslA
1sleDhsce e.