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Ninuxsgsot4s taos writes Of lie private un.-z-
meat ears on sAe ~SoTth- sestsrz Ifrnssss.s
sEzra conpzrsEssas Il roe7 e4suty enough
fo- q aaeen Mac. y 4 rscsns tssp. was atses
uv IA cAsgrg as1 Tea Erssz~ zas eeliirx vas
s~ehsa sn3 trsseoea IN silver Tsa walls we're
ecx~rs1 Win sxgass4ts bFaeR4x4 s.lk OF Tea
xre@n sz3 tie eGsAisas wsTs plush cs tee sane
EatssY ssx1A The p&rt&tso7 towards she al.Es
wSs q heAyy plata glAsss aanx ~sta sofE xzeez
ssls curtains. TIE doors hsatnssa ia rosrss
fas sAey ~sre sa sslse. wsgs fAsek grer4a ss~r
g5zsseS. las eoor wss csxp&fs2 with rleA mo-
sussse. szd tss acyslY eAezrY wcas1sork va
az.aslsy ekrwe1 Ma lsrAs tssfaoas q gsriaa.ss.
I aeves szw s1SA s-exzaes IA Tasax4y cara IL az
zx frsssis
s*tass fAi1s 81 sEs A s4xta 81 e1e 81 tssss
gAssres 81 v&csis coats - Ezsrx 1Azs lsr GA n
ia aFssssrs. cd ssyas s2e9s~s
+. ". rszsss. fSsss sS4a4 Agsat. Ga Erc-s
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON. Sept. i7-Bar silver, % 7-l6d.
Consols, 'i02 3-l6. Bank OF England dis
count rate. per cent
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Esening Posts
financial eablegram from London saws:
The stock market was irregular today.
closing quiet Americans were depressed
by persistent bearish articles on the finan-
cial pressure. As previously cabied. the
best houses here were not in the recent
rise, hence q further, but not severe. reac-
ton is probable. Silver certificates were
weak on the fatnecs of silver. which is
mainly caused by the cessation of special
minsage orders.
LIvKRrooL, Sept i7.-wheat - Steady /;
demand poor; No. red, winter, As 3Isi /;
No. red spring. Is 61Sd.
Corn-Duli: demand poor; new mixed.
spot, Is lid; futures, easy: demand poor
September. Is i011d. October, As Cd; No
vember, Is 9ild.
Fiour-Steady; demand poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter. 5s Cd.
Hops-At London fPaeitic cosstl steady
demand moderate: f2es2 los
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New InoornaratInna

OLYMPIA, Sept. 17.-fSpecial. l-Articles
for the following domestic corporations
have been filed IN the office Of the secretary
o. state:
Aberdeen Publishing Company, of
Aberdeen; capital 5000, in fifty shares of
500 each; incorporstors. Charles r Bell.
Alfred T. Green; 10 do . general printing
business.
Western Lumber and Shingle Company,
of Ferndaie, Whatcom county; capital
5000, in forty shares Of 500 esch: incor-
porators. D. d. Ellis. Daniel Cratsen berg,
A. s. Ellis. Harris Cratsenberg, w. /.
Ellis, Al Cratsenberg. c. b. Ellis, f. III.
Ellis; 10 carry on q general lumber and
shingIe business.
Spirit Lake Lumber and Improvement
Company of Castle Rock. Cowliiz coun t. !:
capital 81 ,0oo in ten shares OF 500 each !,
incorpora,ors. Milton Santee, b. A. Deetz,
NJ. T. Dsetz; to manufacture timber prod
uets.
Cyrus F. Clamp Estate Company, of Sc
attic: capital $4,000, in 500 shares of 500
each; incorporates, Cyrus F. Clapp.. W.
NJ. L. Ciapp. Nellie +. Clapp; TO deal in
real and personal property.
French Gulch Gold Mining Company.
of Tacoma; capital 81, 300 600, in 60o, 900
shares OF 3 each; incorporators, l.. NJ.
LOOMS, i. III. Donovan. +. c. Mohier.
Eugene Reith. Josepy Murphy, ]. II.
Kelly. W. w. Eichelburger; to engage IN
general mining business.
Eliensburg Coal Company, of Ellens-
burg; capital SO, Zoo, in 500 shares of 500
each; incorporators. III. Rehmke, William
son, Ole Peterson; to develop aud operate
coal mines and stone quarries.
First Congregational church. OF Hill
yard, Spokane county.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

IHE VI
eAs Francisco, Sept i7.-There were
but few changes reported In vegetables to-
day. Potatoes and onions are in active
demand. Stocks clean up well. Gamers
are now taking hold of tomatoes. In
fresh fruits, berries are higher. Lines arc
scarce again. Wine grapes begin TO arrive
Table grapes are weak. Butter 10 firm,
with higher tendency and light stocks.
Egss are doing better. The poultry mar
ket Is weak at quotations.
Closing: Wheat - Steady; December.
EAc; May. 96s4c.
lisriey-steady; December. s6Ac; May.
slAe.
Gorn-si30
bfan-$l4 per ton.
rRKApsrurrs AND GRAINS
Floar--Family extras, t32S6e3.35; bak-
en- extras. sAl5eS3.23; superfine. S2SG
2oo.
Wheat-The export marketcontinues un-
promising. Trading 10 slow, s0aIsi1.c for
Ne. l shipping. and s2ixc for choice pro-
duet, milling grades. s5Nts0c; Walis Walia
wheat is hard 10 sell, though quotaolc at
&c for fair average; GoGooc Tor No. :,
ard soef5oc for OF grades.
Barley-Some holders are asking q small
ADVANCE on quoted figures for prime bright
Iced barley, but buyers do not respond.
feed. fair To good. T5afI7t4c; choice, gsA.
$50. brewing, sJGtsQc.
oats-The week does. not open on a very
scsise market Milling. si.foIi.ls: sur
frise. sLiS0sL9; good 10 choice, sTisceE
N0: poor to lair. soWs2esc, gray,
ksgsi
Produce receipts-Flour. sacks. II. As I;
wheat. esntals, $3.50; barley. centals,
l.1s. cats. eentals. .. sui; rye, SACKS. s40;
esans, sacks. 10; potatoes. sacks, 1915;
erseas, sacks. S67.
FINANCIAL
NEatts-on sight. New York. per 500.
uae Sterling bills-on London. sixty
ssy bank. s4S6iS.
SILVER hars-Per ounce. 6sFs16ic-
Asxican dollars SIS iavsSse.
MINING srocka
Alta. Is: Bsleher. "a: Beat & Beieher.
~ hoose Consolidated. las; balwer,
e,lhossgF, -; Consolidated California
Z Virginia. a25; Crown Point, -: Eureka
tssA. =, Gould & Curry, "a: Hale & Nor
Ges. "a. Mexican. lS5; Mono. -,
1oant ptahlo, 10; ophir. 20; fotosi,
III saTsge. s.: Sierra Nevada rs; Union
ssnselidaied. "a; Utah. =; Yellow Jacket,
Andes, IS: Ballien. 80; Caledonia Is !,
saassengs Consolidated. 81: Consolidated
ssTeaal, 2; Grand Prize. 5; Justice. %.
kensgek, = Occidental, 10; overmaH. II /;
-. hescher. Is. Scorpion. 4. Alpha Con-
eiia.sd, 10; Confidence, 81
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The Faralicn took 1000 tons Of Mon
tara ore to San Francisco Saturday.
The Csty of Topeka II expected in tonight
or somorrow from Alaska The Mexico
vii take she place of ihe Gay Of Topeka
on her Rsxt trip, September -
TaoeaA. Sept. Speelal. Five hun-
dre1 visitors went aeeard tie Monterey to-
dsy. Visitors will net DC allowed aboard
the Monterey during the faaerAl services
- Can't Brakeman
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rur nnARn OF rEAnx

Cutcaso. Sept IA decrease Of l. 800, =
90 bushels in the amount Of wheat and
fsour on ocean passage started the whes;
market little higher than IL closed on
saturday afternoon. The bears, hosever.
pourea short wheat into il. aud il soon be-
cane heavy and dull The North western
r.e.fps,. while smaller than some Of SatuE-
s.v,s runaors had led 30 Re expected. we're
.neeiently heavy 10 be heartss faes0r.
Ilxsrpeol vas quoted quite setivs bat
steady A. the opening; Paris. 10 eentimes
lower for wheat and fsuEr. but q Berlin
prsva,s cable reported an advance there Of
a marks for October. Primary market re-
oslet. in the West we're very heavy.
amounting TO nearly i.ss0uno bushels,
which ga. considerably TIE worst feature
far ths balls OF the days develop
ruentx. December opened with sellers 81
Sase. aud there were fE.ies 81 that
prscet bat worked CT gradually under free
osFernrs until down 10 Sssac. q, which Il
held steady for long tine an the middle
"a the session. At this ssaSs OF the pro
coealngs az the returns Of the .vsssoae sup
nv Asa hcea received. except the quantity
asoat GA tas lakes. and az increase Of
.hoas SO 90 s1shsis wss the situation
m 90 that tiuas, and small decrease on
the lakes. perhaps between 10000 and
sstass hushs.s. wAs expected 10 eSnapasta
th~ v~soxss. The decrease on TIE lakes
nraxea 20 he 1, sSaa0 sazshess. and That
len an increase az ensy sd,eoc sasasss In
TIE virshss fsz the vsek. - against Iva
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srv NoRK. SEPT i7.-Sagar opened al
* extra dividend at per cent. decline
= y taking OF the dividend froua sstur~
sss's Closing. Ga steady selling. an oces-
una rally. due 20 covering Of shorts and
seasfsets 10 take profits, the shsrcs con-
shaed 20 decline during the dsy. In the
ass trading selling vas heavy and losses
gvas the low point If the day. sTss. eelng
cssaed ias, before the close A rally Of
y AS ns3s in The final sales. leaving a
- seestns on the day Of Ter cent The
rses-ed stock lost Ia 1t Is said that IN
- interests started the selling, which
US taken ep By the bear traders. Runner
sas II that the company viii issns state
ssst o. sts nnances very scon. nssrlling
sssss tie neat heaviest break. declining
- 'fom Saturdays fual sale, snd esosea
s'se.n y at tue Lowest figure made The
"a wss fairly well held daring she ratd-
-. Bat rscelsa during the afternoon. she
ssaesai sG.k % sales being eycdised
masters The recent ramors as 81
sssiFeF wsFe revived. and Fspors was cir
~s.sas1 10 tae effect that hoadhoaders pro
- - saks the property 10 secure their
sA There 10 Unesss24nty as 20 tks
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Hon. Alexander MacMillan and nieces.
who were visiting with O. /. Carr. of
Fremont, have returned to their homes in
La Crosse. Wis.
The Edgewater Congregational church
building will shortly undergo some needed
improvements. The basement will be
enlarged, parlors added and large heating
furnace put in place.
The Ross seminary opens today. Prof.
Shay. who has been in Oregon in the in
terests of the school. returned Saturday.
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\ aHTKzE EM
4 PACIFIC R.R-

Runs
PULLMAN sLEEPIS. CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
81. PauI. Minneapolis Duluth,
Fargo, Grand Forks, Creoksten.
winnipeg. Helena. And Bait
Through Tickets to
Chicago. Philadelphia. Washington, Ssw
York. Boston ard ali points
East aRd south.
TIME SCHEDULE
~nAtSs LKAEE sKArTLE
For 81 Paul and East--86s99 a n
Fer Portland an s01i's--s.9e g m azd AID
For o'yuPsA. Gr2y's HAtsor ei,,es sza south
20 Tass1ss--7soa sHa so II. a.la. SIS ana
= ~ , IA
Tx&Exs szxTvx At sxa~TEE
From ~ PAsi aze EAst~s87p 70.
Prom Portland aad saaiA-a4.2s a. snd
Frsaa olYnpss. GrAy's Harlan eisss and s0asa
Freaa Tsessas-i2 3, anG s.Ean; nsn 40
and SIS > ~
TH.s card sussecs 10 char w1 wisAors aSsEr~
fas Es;ss. FsaEes sa@ osAsF !nierz.Esea cal on
90 s11Ees4 A. . CHARLTON,
Ass1 GSa. Pxss Agf
u Prs; ssSsSg. Port and. or.
IA SAnEAv. Cezersl Aseas sSsstsa
CITY Tfrks. ozes. ocTaST 1s4.es avsnns .2a
p~Eos T1s2ss 0saes. esssss Scat szs cslEEs.s
s.zsxsA
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Have Your Address Correct.
HOTEL piLLER

The new Seattle City Directory Is now in press
Any one having made change in their BUSH
ness location OF place 81 residence since called
on by the eaumerator can have the correction
raade hv notifying by mail or otherwise PoIx's
Seattle Directory Company, IL Roxweu build
iar clty
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KxAL ESTATE SAILS.
Deeds Recorded In the Andfsorss on 9
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1894. are S.. ~ ST. There were Fled for
record yesterday Is leeds. the consicera-
sions srxr~gafing $36sa Following IS
tie lis. "a furnished by Osborne, Tremper
4 Co. abstrsctors Of title. lie Cherry
street. between Froas and Second:
Gustav Hansen TO A. u. Casey. u tract
Q. c. z. Ferry's psst. s.
Green Lake Home Bldg. e G. Co. to
George Young. lot ;. block IS. Wood
lagn, SO
E. q. Morgan TO School District No. IL,
tract Of land in sec. n. ID %. 10 e, q:
Lester. SIS.
VI. MeAnernsy TO g. KregeI. lot. Is. Is.
block IA. Eas, side 20 Tzeoms. 500.
Thomas Devine 20 First National bank.
Of Portland, los 10. block i. Hiawatha
Park. 81.
William Kane TO G. Fl. winehols. 10, II
block g. Jackson street. $50
u. " Thomas TO ". r. Thomas, lots l.,
2, Ii, IL M and 10, block ?, Bakers 81
Sheriff 20 :. Sutherland, lot 6, sec 6, "a. 5,
and others, s255.
4. Benson 10 William James, lots and
8. block e. Renton, $500.
NJ. l. Whitman 10 NJ. NJ. Bradbury, lot
1, block 50 Salmon BAY Park. $3.50.
u. l. Whitman to N. Il. Boston, lot 2,
block 80, Salmon Bay rark. $3.50.
NJ. l. Whitman TO c. Erickson, lot 2
block lbs, Salmon Bay Park, $50
NJ. l. Whitman 10 c. Mastson, lot g.
block lbs, Salmon Bay Park, $50
First German III. +. church 10 A. Anton,
sw1< lot J. block 81. Bell heirs. 81, 800.
Samuel Scott TO Frank Daniei, lots 40
and 81, block ], Ballard Park, SIS.
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Rosa what yous dentist - -
say sbost IL:
We have carefully examinsd The
formula Of LUBIN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and And
shAs IL contains nosAing that can In
The slightest degree injurs the teeth
OF gum. II has In its composition
suAcisnt satissptie properties 70
swsossn the bssath and make the
suu bsaishfui ssd frn- Its daily
use will hslp 70 prevent the forme.
zion of tartar and the accum ulasien
Of paraslsieal snimaioul0 90 iniA.
xious 20 teeth aud gun
w. n. GfpDfEGS, v. d. q
GEo. w. BRA0DON. ID. y. d.
GEO. N, yAULKEEH. y. p. &
r. @. ALBfN. p. ID. 8.
\ u LEssE (; p .;
=, y pEs ! 1onRsERf. "a
c. r. BROWN. D. D. e
GEO e. MILLER
". !. coYsE. L ,. Z 80 y.
=; 8 !; q ? e !
~. IsUTgszAn
LuBINe TOOTH rowpKR
makes Good Teeth
Coed Teeth make Good Digestion
Good Digestion makes Content
msnt a..
living
| - CENTS 4 B0TTLk
\ Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agent.
] NINA ylun VIA H0
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Sales OF fresh fruit are quite extensive,
snd values. though low. show . little more
liability, particularly for choice stock that
sinus large, but the cheapness OF nearly
81 varieties serves as an indu6ement TO
spnsumers, and as result quantities are
Opposed of every day. High grade peaches
ere still very scarce and firm. Ordinary
ssock sells well At the quoted rates. Bart
Iess pears are meeting with fair demand,
and choice stock Is steady. Apples are
nling moderately well, and dealers find
no difficulty in obtaining full figures for
selected stock. The range of prices for all
kinds il quite wide. however. Ounces sell
slowly. Plums are not in such excessive
supply. and values are more steady.
Grapes are arriving I'm large quantities.
bat under q good inquiry the quoted rates
are fairly well sustained. Watcrmelons
and cantaloupes are plentiful. but lower
prices prevail. The demand for potatoes
and onions remains moderate. Vegetables
generally are selling well.
The dairy products are moving off well,
and butter of all grades Is still very
0fm. The tendency Is upward. Eggs are
on the up grade. and fresh ranch are
scarcs and bring 25 cents per dozen. East
srn eggs are also higher. Poultry is doing
aiistie better, and prices are occasionally
little higher. Wheat continues very dull.
With but little prospect for Improvement.
Movement In merchandise lines con-
tues good. and Liverpool salts of both 90
and i0o-ponnd sacks have advanced $i.25
per ton. Flour Ii weaker. and decided
changes are expected within few days.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

T. q DgSkETnKxr OF AsRrrrLruRR,
sEATHKE BUREAU,
PORTLAND, Or sept Il, fss43
err~esss fcy Monday: Rain. warmer. beco1-
- ~ozser. H. y. ALcIAroEK.
obssrysr Ia Charge.
~~<<rp srATrs pEPxETxEEr OF ksxrcrLruRA
yFkrHxE EUKzkU-pAfLT BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. wash. Sept II. IseI
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CafA1lr
nAILwa
ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library. writing
chairs, observation windows. etc. IN connection
with Palace Dining sad Sleeping Cars, First and
second Glass Coaches snd faGsIy Tourist Cara.
Trains leave seattle daily At II .. m. ior
Everett. kslispeii.
Suohomish. Grand Forks,
Ieavenworth. Fargo.
Wenatehee, tFookston-
Harrington. Fergus Falls
Spokane. St Cloud.
Bonner's Ierry.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family Upholstered
Tourist Cars, fully equipped and ever coz
venieaee, win porter 10 efsrge.
Crosses the Cascade saG neczy Mountains in
Daylight giving passengers eaanos 70 soc
soTae OF tie aneSt scenery Ia America The
tf.rx having sTone hsllssi, is free from dust
Connections ia Unt0a aepots ., 81. Psui sn1
Minneapolis with trains tos Dsisth, Vest 50.
rerl0r aud Great Lake posnfs, SOAK CITY aud
las soulAxest. - Louis aad TIE south an1
Chsesgo ara Tie Fast
COAST Inns segrH AID seETa
Through Train 70 Vancouver
Without Change.
Train Leaves daily at -.-....-......-s,i3 a n
Ira1a ArE3Ves daily p
F,- Qualifications snd snfcr=stion ku-ly 70 or
.ss+.s. & a. sTEHFSs
clsv TseEsa and Passenger Axsnt slz Frons ST.,
ss&ttle. Hzsh.
General Passenger and Tlcass Agsas st Paul.
Depot Ticket oEce, Commercial Deck, be-
tween sssisou and Marsea streets
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| Mexican
| Mustang
| Lininent
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations.
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
SciatiCa,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
Ali Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub i'm Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes rlan or Beast well
again.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New steamer
DEITA
Leaves Coleuan Dock, foot OF Marion ssresf.
tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday at 7 q IN for
Kingston, Port Gamble, olssn's Landing. Sea
beek, Dewesto, Iiiiiwaup Fails. Hoodspors.
uuIon City aud way ports Leaves I mon City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday al a m
u. TkoCTMAS. hastes
wv oooDHrE. Agent
OcCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco for Honolulu.
samoa. Auckland, y. Z, and sydney, n. D. w..
without change.
Steamship Mariposa, esptsm Der 70, p m
Honolulu ouIy. Steamship Australia, sept -
THos. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, sTAhk-bofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
" wKBsrEE. Dist Agent. Vancouver y. c.
J. D. srnKcxxLs h Bres. Co, General Agents,
Eaa FRANCESCA
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PORTLAND. Sept i7.-Wheat-Dul. and
Valley, zoe; Walla Waila, e5@o7kc.
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sTEx n EEs.

I,OR e. 4 par DOCK. SIDNEY. CEAgLEa
Il 1OS AND aEENKkT0S
TINE rAsr s-EAxxa
llIIGE. CAs5T III
Leaves Hsrrfar.oa 4 eastA's wharf tive srf,a
daily. exceys FFGAsy, a. q = - AIS > -
Leave. EseEasxssn &c = H. AID " 3. 81.
fs4vss ar estes. - q T. a1z - , r.
Leaves ssdnsy IL IL . =. sas As.S 2. m
DACIFEC SAyTsATIoS CO.
Il TGns Esrd
seattle sna wksscoza E1zss-s.s,s e. Wssa
snxsoa lesrss Seattle daily sxesgs saturday q
70 !. * s&.sGas aE5 la CSansr ke2.s-Tais
haven leaves Sssssas &ssty xxesrF sa&Gxy 81
z Tseassg esi Seattle Esrse-state OF WasE-
lExtoz leaves Ss&Ez4s Issxsxys sr9 1azgssAys
81 2 -
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1a c. taI,.. Hssy {. P.ys'. H,sy {. Rsss. R,,.iun
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GooDALI. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents. San Frsnc!seo
VI J6HvsoN, p 4 sups, seattle.
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EVERETT RouTg-sTkR. GREYHOUND.
~ Daily Exeets sunday.
Leaves Seattle Gas o. H., IL no G. m, aud $50
p. ~. Leaves Everett q, m, p. N. and y. N.
S1ndays--Lesvss Seattle li.9 H. IN. Lfayss
Everett 4 .. n.
Fare--efnge trip, 75c; round trip. ei.2s. Gen.
meets with hoats for Tacoma aud snohomiah.
Ianeins-Coiman dock. foss af Marion street.
SEATTLE a TACoNA NAVIGATION Co..
riaud Troup. Pres. y. W. Goodhue, sec'y.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" q Wiley Navigation Co . steamer
kULTNoMAH
DAILY IIaK CARD.
LEAVE. ARRrvR
Olympia at 90 m Tacoma at. $50 q m
Tacoma a.. 10 20 q NJ Seattle at. .i2:0o m
Seattle at. 49,. leo 10 Tacoma at -. 800 p m
Tacoma at. -. 2:so N Iolympis at. $50 . m
Connecting with boats fer shelton aud Kaniichie
FARE To TACOMA. 80 CENTs
Landing. City Dock, foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, Manager.
TuTY OF ABERDEEs-sEATTLE. TACOMA
y and Olympia
Ar. Tacoma 10 m
Leave Seattle. $50 a m Ar Olympia. u 30 . m.
Ar. Seattle 80 y. m.
FARE TO TACOMA, 20 CENTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

xxrEsT COAST sTEAx NAVIGATION co.
STEAMER FARALfOE.
plsn.thes steamers for s.n Francisco Sept 10.
Oct y ssd every is Aays thegesftsr
Passenger sxd fysfght rates the lowest
Tickets an1 freight fstss can bs obtained ~
sppiyinx 30 I. @. CARROLL. Agent.
Union Dock ffoo. OF Union street., sestsia
Tesepaons e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

For San Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC
toris. ats q N passengers received On board q
Ia n-l sept .. 10. Is. az Is. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

CAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. carrying United states mail,
leaves City Dock. foot Of Main street, Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at2 . IN. tor Port Towns
end San Juan Islands and New whatcom.
NORTH SouNDl TfAK GARD. SOUTH Borxn
Lv Seattle $50. 2 90 afrgLv N.whatrom Goo am
Lv Pr TowEgc. 100 amlfv Roche H'r. II 90 am
lv Friday HILL 20 afr Nv Friday H'r.i2:oo m
Lv Roche H'r.i2: % pmILv Pi Townsd. $50 pm
Ar \. whatcorn 500 pm AR seAttlc...... a:l5 pm
J. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A Hat
field, Agent Phone sss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

VICTORIA EorTE-
STEAMER EosAT1K.
ArlIsKsea Docs,
leaves fo- yictsrs. sna Per; Tevnssnd daily,
exesos s111sy a. flsr p - rstgraiHg, leaves
Victoria a. "a Steamer t5aAo leaves fes FORT
Iewasszt sz3 Say p1rsz sazly. sxcs2s sus1ay.
ala H. sGnesy, direct, a. q II fetarziag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18
crgAMER eIpE-cHASGg OF RUN.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and retnrnishcd. leaves Lilly, Rogsrdus
IL Cas- deck Monday. Wednesday ana Friday At
: .. ra. for Kingstoa, Port Gamble, Bangor, sss-
beck. IAliwaup, nuwatso. HoodspoYI Union
City and internsdists points, arriving in Union
City al s. ~. Leaves Union City q N. Tues.
day, THURSDAY and SATURDAY., arriving In ssat-
tie at 4 n IN f. T. LIBBY. Master
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Fer Alaska. Sept 10 and Is

From San Francisco, for victoris and Puget
Sound ports, ct q N, Sept 2. :. II. IL. n az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

Dr. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY.
sTFAHER IsLAsD BELLE,
{ %. Bfown1ssa. Master.
Leaves City Does. toes OF Assn street. every
Msrd.y Wsiresday ana Frday ats y m. fof
porf Toyrserd Anaeorsss. ssHish- Fatraavsn
and whAiosn. goiax through % Esaiss On sat-
ardsy- -
10y pocx ca Axsuts JOS KENDALL,
Tsssybens sa esnsraA ksasxsf.