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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.


THE STAIR OF TRADE.
SAG FRAscTsco, Sept. t2-There are no
changes In the prices of vegetables, but
the MARKETS clearing up better. Tomatoes
are In heavy supply. Potatoes and onions
are in good demand and steady. The
nsrkst for fresh fruit Is moderately active.
Bartlett pears are becoming scarce. Black
berries are higher. Grapes are dull AZ
qaotafiona The demand for butter still
Keeps prices on the advance. Eastern
eggs are higher. Cheese Is steady. The
arrivals Of Eastern poultry are heavy.
California stock is plentiful and weak.
Closing: wheat--QuIet; December. slHc;
Nay. gTs1e.
Cefn-sl.3 80.
bfan-sis per ton
nRKApsruFrs AND eRArSA
FIour--Family extras, s. 25t933s; bak-
en- extras. s&l5@363; superlne. s2s5se
Mhest-There II no change IN the spot
situation. Movement on shipping ac-
so1nt 10 somewhat slow. No. ! shipping
shsat. s21sGssAc, with $50 for fancy
saalisy: milling wheat, so9soc.
Barley While business IL not lively.
here Is ret good tone 20 the market. Sell
era are somewhat firm In their views, and
eeacssslons on asking figures are not easily
eesasned. Feed, fair 10 good, u = soc;
eAoiee. e2tsets3&c; brewing. sTl4Gy2tc;
sasvsiier. standard. sL2Ti4QsL
oass-Some slight improvement in the
Inquiry is noted. bat there is no psreepti-
BE increase In the volume OF trade.
Nvs Csiifornia coast oats. TTssc9Si. o2if:
Milling. sl.ioesLiS; surprise. sLi59i %:
isneY feed. si.0oef l. 10; good 10 choice.
a4eGl03ls: poor 10 fair, sos9825aes black
Aad red. nominal: gray. sScessi.
Produce receipts-Flour. sacks, =, 7o2;
wheat, esntals. S.os2: barley, centals. s.ss9;
eats, centais. SIS: beans. sacks, CAS-; pota-
toss. sacks, 4.4l2; onions, sacks, 4sa; bran,
sscss, stS; middhngs. sacks. S'a
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight, New York. per 500.
Ehc Sterling hsllsv-0a London. sixty
cay bank. ts.ssls
silver bars-Per ounce. esate4Ae
Mexican dollars -SSts gSio.
MINING sTocKE
Beet & Beloher. is5: Bodie Consoli-
Gated. LOO; Hulwsr, i6; Chollar. a.. Con
solidsted California 4 Virginia. As;
sfoSn Point. %; Eureka Con. p; Gould
Garry. TO- Hale a Noreross. ~: Meri-
sAn. 49,. Memo. -. Qphir. 2c5; fososi, s0s
esfage. &. Sierra Nsvaas, lis; Union
teasoiidatst. -; Utah, :; Yellow Jacket,
I, Andes, So, Bullion. 50; Caledonia l..
AFntFai 81; Challenge Consolidated, u
tansolsdzted Imperial. s; Julia. -, JUS
Use. :: kentuek, Z; Occidental, 2, Over
IAN. IL, SeE. Beleher. s. scorpion. y:
ssahaence, "a
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DIS. Merrill 6 Merrill,
Ga Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists are still
treating with unsurpassed success AL
Genito- Urinary diseases Of either sex. All
Private, Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal atten-
ton gwen TO every case and all durable
cases guaranteed Charges low.
PILES, FISTULA, RECTAL UL-
GERS. STRUCTURES AND yARICo-
CELE-CuFes guaranteed without pain or
detention from bus ness.
We will give 81. 600 in gold coin for
any case of Varicoceie that has been or
EN- be cured by medicine. electricity or
any appliances or applications internally,
externally or sternailv.
SYPHILIS. GONoRRHEA. GLEET.
Sperxna.orrh@a Seminal Weakness, LEST
Manhood, Night Emissions. Decayed Fac
Gliiss. Female Weakness and al delicate
disorders peculiar 90 either sex positively
cured. as well as all functional disorders
that result from youthful follies or the ex-
cess Of mature years.
Thousands cured by rorrespondence. ell
private aud medicine securely packed
from view. Plain envelopes used. Send
stamps for reply for question list or cali.
Consultation free. Hours, 8 TO IL a. m, l
to and : to 3 .. N. sunday hours. lotto II
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WAIEA WsiIk, sept IL Special. "A
farmers coaveati0a on the railroad CUES
tion vas held here today. Those present
were not numerous, bat very enthGssass4c.
The most important business transacted
vas the appointment OF \ COMMITTEES. con-
posed Of Henry King. Milton Exans and
William Mccarthy, 10 formulate petition
asking the legislature 81 its next session
a. tsks decisive STEPS toward the passage
Of al act regulating frElEat rates on al
railroads in the state. and 10 especially
labor for iow rate on grain rom Eastern
Washington % the sea5o2rd. The CON-
mittee l. also ~ circulate petitions in
every eOanty in Eastern Washington fo-
sEenAkurex
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nxAL KsrArx sALK2
DEEDS Recorded In shs Aaassorss one<
yesfarday.


Real estate transactions from January l.
1854 are s. as6.Is6 There we're nlet for
record yesterday Q deeds. the ccnsiders-
tons aggregating Sc SsS Following 10
the list Is furnishsd by Osborne. Irenpsr
& Co, sb~trscto-s Of title. rs Casrry
street. between Front and Second:
Lewis Hatch 70 H. l. Hoke, part 10. 4
sec IS. .. 3. sf5a
=. PAGE Tassia 20 C. C. Murton, trustee.
gtrnnrtand's sd 20 Kirkland. 81
C. :. Proweli 70 /. Hile, lots |. . 20 IL.
block 2. ssevenson's lss 20 EnCmclas, $l6n
". L Whitman 20 Pauline More. 10. !,
block IS. Salmon Bay Park, $50
I. D. Ford 10 Cars III. Weller. lot . and
VIZ p. block /. Wheeler's 81. 81.
A G. Thompson 20 L A. Trsen, = lots
ia Lindensu add, IL
Charles Brown 70 J. Fl. Corbest, 4-f2 Of
block !. Di5bls's ist 10 Ballard, s.
Sheriff to o. :. Wright, block ]. Days
fst. s2Z3L
sheriff to O. S. Wright, lots / TO u, block
70. and Others. Days LIST. xS.6s4
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I.os,ns for . Is.s Brother.

quirsd after by his sister. Mrs Sonora n.
Wisdman. OF MeCcol Junction, York
county. Seb. In letter 70 gentleman
In this city she says he came TO Seattle
about seventeen years sgo. and since that
time she has lost all trace OF him. The
name 10 usually spelled Berry. though
correctly IL is Berry. Mrs. wiedman will
be very grateful for any information ~ 70
his whereabouts.
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OLYMPIA. Sepf. Ia special. The capt.
tol commission niei today and authorised
th< preparation Of an advertisement call
ing for BIDS for the csp.ao. easement The
advertisement w.A appear In day or two,
and allows thirty days FOR bidders 70 pre-
rare bids.
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A Pretty
Typewriter

II she BE also a good stenoxrs-
pner, DUG HI NOT to be on OF
employment This applies with
eq9sl force 20 al stsnogrsphers-
The want" psge Of the Post-In-
telligeneeF talks" every day 20 Q
large circle o. business men who
talk or would ike 10 talk to
'gheir own sisnographsrs. Tell
them through = small ad. what
yen want. A %s-csnt al. may
bring a peTmanenE position. 10
has often done 10.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

"a DrTAkTxErr oy AsErcrrrurx.
AEATHkz BuHxAE
PokTLasn. Or. .est L. 1ss$t
r-~~~<se SCI T1Ersdsg. sEewsFs. snSious9 hv
=. .-ral<r II. r. AxcTaroka
Observes IN C1syxz
~-~r~ sT4rEs rkFzKTHEsT - AGRICULTURE
~xxrnxE ErEEAr--pAlLv EELxETrx
eExTTEE. wash. SEPT II. 1854
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
norxL surrxE

HoTKL BCTrKE
J Polk, City Tw VOID San Fran
DrJ Macdr0ry. Ps en- Randolph. Portland
" Jones. New YORK Il Burke, san Fran
Wna Evans 90 Thos GRAFT & W. " Tw
] K Thoupson Portie Robbins. Boston
WIN Chismaa. Victoria Mrs GA Hastings, Pi Tw
B Mcmillan, Ellison Ms q EidFidge, do
II Raynosd. Portld Hall. Tacoma
Mr. L o Hodge. Nj Yer J J Aansy. Everett
Or r Balleg Il fam, Or II & Delaney. DO
. Morgan Il ". Snon u yrquhart. Bosson
A McDoagall. Duluth r o Dunbar. Olympia
N Pattersoz. do W Mc6erry. Aberdn
Robertson, City Wallace, salem. or
RF Howard. Libby. Mnt 7 Eddy, Everett
Howard do l. N Tozler, do
Howard do Stein. do
Place. spokane Mrs Hammond, Seattle
T Z Davis, Ctsalady
HOTEL EoErHKRx.
Bernstein, san Fraa " II Robert Newark
Martin. Taeoma 5 nnis. Ottawa
John TRyior. Y Marks, Omaha
Mr. White & son, Tao Miss B6mborger. Phila
Barnet wi, RenfrowJohn Murphy do
] Brooks. City Hume. stat FAIR A
A Curry. spokan II 7 Jones. spokan
A Wallace, City DR. Triples, Notinyiils
Mas II o falloa. 81 Las n Camnings, Portlnd
Refdington, N Doyle. Tacoma
Mumf0rd, Everette Ciunatssy vi. Bostn
HOTEL DTLIKE
John woodlnr Auburn Richmond Gre River
" n Lord. Ballard john Doser, Edison
LIB alters, sedro ID O Pearson, 5Esnwood
J I Cochran. ran Fran ID W EachuTan, do
Kennedy, Crown Pt Jas HagsD, snohomish
Hancock a ". Wash p Mcpherson, Blame
EAHoldrtdge&d, purud RHGtllispic.sandsk nca
J Moore, Utsalsdy LCMeckienburg&w. do
Jas RYAN. Arlington ttzrolrd, do
W stephens, Tacoma WI Holvorsen, Blakelsy
Herman, do w II Butt, Tacoma
Jameson, DO
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Receipts Of produce were light yssser-
az. and the demand being fair the stocks
ssrs pretty we'll cleaned up. The demand
b. fresh fruits wss light on account Of the
damp sssther prevailing. The best grades
4 peaches are In very light supply, and
ss.ess show a slight tendency upward.
Pans remains dull and iow priced. Grapes
ssrs 10 fair supply yesterday. and the
rrlsss we're weak and occasionally lower.
0nly strictly fancy stock, well packed.
VII hring quotations. A car load Of Con-
card grapes arrived yesterday from Ohio,
and ars bringing fancy prices. Bartlett
pars are being freely offered, but much Of
ne stock nov on hand cannot be CHASED
% choice. The inquiry 10 fairly good and
he fancy stock Is held steady. Water
melons and cantaIopes were in good de-
nsnd yesterday. and the prices are little
ErmeF. onincss and fancy apples are sell
ia slowly at the quoted rates Black
A<rries are in moderate supply and prices
are quite steady. Nuts are dull
Creamery and fancy dairy butter are
moving Of well at the quoted rates. aud
skiing prices are held firmly. Ranch eggs
srs very firm and Eastern stock Is in active
6emand. Cheese 10 . shade firmer. Poultry
Il quiet, but steady. The wheat market
fsmains unchanged. In merchandise lines
the movement is FIRST class and prices firm.
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Snail ,On-PspA may 1 ask Yea cues

Papa--LsFtainlY. Izv aov.
small son-N umbrella msnders bring
the umbrellas back. Whst's she reason no
body ever saw al ama-esga Easn9eg carry
ing an umbrella that isn'G Sroken e-Sgrs,s
q Ss4ssks Ted Mesa
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STEANER aIpE-cHANeE oF RuN
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnished. leaves Liily, Borsrdus
a Cas- dock Monday. Wednesday ana FRIDAY at
"a N. for Kingston, Port 6asnbls, Bangor. sea-
beck. Laliwanp. DuwatEo, Hoo1spo-s. Union
City and intermediates points, arriving IN Union
DAY, Thursday and SATURDAY. arriving in seat
lie at p m Z Z LIBBY. Master.
Gan JUAN ISLANDS = STEAMER LYDIA
leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street. Mon1sy.
Wednesday and Friday at $. M for Port Towns
end san Juan Islands and New whateom.
NORTH BOUND rINReARn. SOUTH BouSn
Lv Seattle 49,. 2eo0 auatIsv S.Whafrom 500 am
Lv Pr Iowns'd. 100 am Lv Roche H'E.fl 90 am
Nv Friday Hall 30 auiLs Friday H'r.I2:0o N
Nv Roche H'r.I2ssa pm " II Towns'd- S;sl pm
Ar y. whatoom 500 pm Ar seattle -. s.i5 pm
J. R. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
field, Agent Phone $50
EVERETT RouTE-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
IL DAILY Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.sS .. N, il.s0 e. ~. and 40
r. IN. Leaves Everett q. m, p. m and p m
snndsys-Lsaves Seattle ll:so a. m ayes
Fsrs-singls trip, 7Sc; round trip. si.aa Cen.
meets with boats for Iseoma and saohomish.
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
clsud Tronp. Pres. +. W. Goodaae, sec'y
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" g Wiley Navigation Co steamer
MuLTNoMAH
nAILy TINE CARD.
olympia at. s.aa m Tacoma si.... s:0.m
Tscoma st. -. 1000 n seattle a.. ..I2;eo
Tacoma st. -. 2.Sa m Olympia at. $50 p m
Connecting with beats Tor shelton ana Kamilehia
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY, Manager
CITY OF ABERDEES--sEATTLE. TACOMA
iAr. Tacoma :. q. 20 am
Leave Seattle. .7:spam. Ar. olympia. ! 20 p Ia
Ar. Seattle ...s.5. 30 y n.
FARE TO TACOMA. 20 CENTS.
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle IS follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toris At q m fpassengers received on board NJ
q nj Sept 8. 10. Is. 70. ~ -
For Alaska, Sept 10 ard Is
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports, at a m. Sept Z. :. II. II, z. ~
Tickets mar be obtained at the once OF ths
company, az Ocean dock. Seattle
GOoDALL, PERKINS & Co,
General Agents, san Francisco
J. II. JGHSsos. + 5. supt, seattle
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VICTORIA R0UTE-
STEAMER R0sAi1E.
Aslfaxtoa 4sgsx.
I-xxes fo- viefsFlz an4 Part lovus~nc daily
ssr~.sx sanaas. AZ fleG :. ~. rssaF2isg, sssves
ygetsr1m a n SEaarnsr E1aA8 lsAves for PORT
Townseaa ana way ports aaaly. sxesgf s1aa4F.
ss-a N. sun4ay, 6treet. ~ a. "a ssIaratng
aLxscx .ssfss Peri IswEssze Ais = u fAe1s -
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
III The Nsw steamer
DELTA
rsave. Coleman Dock, foot of Marion street.
Tuesaay, Thursday and saturday At q m for
kingston PORT Gamble. Olsens Landing, Sea
beck Dswatto, Idiliwaup f&iss ho0dspofi,
Union City aud way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday az q m
ID. IEOuTMAN, Master
r. W. GO0DHIE, AgenL
nCCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco for Honolulu.
samoa. Auckland. ~ T., and sydney y W..
without change.
Steamship Aariposa, September ., 2 m
honolulu oaty. Steamship Austrslis, sept -
THOs A GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-BO1D
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
vs. MKRsrKR DIST Agent, Vancouver, h. G.
j. y. SFRKcKKLs q Bros Co, General Agsntl.
ean Francisco
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srE4xEs&

= r y
LOB Z : ngY nocK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il IoS AND aRENKRE0N
rzE KAsF sxE&MKk
f4I GE& CANBY tff
Leaves Harrlngssa 8 smgth's wharf sws trtps
daily, sxcaps Fr31sy, a. s.a5 E. "a ana , II
Leave. HreEasEso1 80 H. aa1 & 30 . 70.
leaves CAhrs&zsaG, - a =. ana Is D. m
Leaves si1Eex. -. - q II Aa5 Sis . "a
DAcTFTC NARRATION co
A. ItEEe CaFa
seasfss Az1 whasc02 Eoute-StAse Of wsan-
faxsSa Iesyes Ss3ssl~ C. = except Sasurass ~
- q a Ssasfis 9aa IA Gamer Essuss--Fafr-
havsn le&sas SsAsz1s e1tiF exaaps e2Eazr IS :
n Tacoma AL seattle zusss--s1ate Of " az
iagtaa leaves 5sxftss Tuesdays ana Ihnrseays
yEslA2 po<E.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TIP THRoC6n
Y tss Is.anaa sxEANER UTOPIA, }. ". Mo
Oregon. MAssez
I@avex Yxeoaa Il n0o1. seattle Central
So IA n A0nd8Ts snd Ta1rsasys Tor PORT
Townssa1, AnzrsTssx, FalEasFsns Aa~ sicozz.
Hsxlne suA FF1ay haissr, golsg t1foIE2 -
Vknrozy~r ca Tt arxtsY fglp
Fsra % ains. 81 fare 80 SsneoaFsF. 81
Yer further Information Apply a. ts11A
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Tickets mar be obtained at the once OF ths
company, al Ocean dock. Seattle
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GOonALI, PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
III JGHxsos. T. s supt, seattle
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xyEsr COAST sTEAM NAVIGATION co.

STEAMER FARALLoS
d suAtehss steamer. f0E sAR Francisco Sept Is
GA j sd every IL DAYS thereafter.
Passenger AMI freight rates the lowest
Tarksts and tseigAs Fatss can BE obtained ~
Supplying TO ,. g. CARROLL Agent
Union Dock siocs OF UnloE stsesD, SeaEtiA
Ts3erhane 81
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From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports, At g. m. Sept Z :. II. IL, z. 7.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoxIsH RouTE
Cur Rate TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Ceatrsi wharf Tuesdays, fnnrsdAys ana
SATURDAYS AZ : a n. Cor EdmcBds. Ankateo. EF-
erett Mxrysvflle East Everett, Lowell and Sno-
hornssh FARE TO EVERETT. Soe; ROUND
TIFF, SOC. TO sSoEoHisH Soc.
GEo. J. WILEY. Agent
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKER.

PosrIaxp, Sept. 2-whsat-vallsy rs
e77llc, Wsila Walls. 67k67oc.
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n n STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY.
q r BrosEHe.c, Master,
Leaves ctr Docx foot Of Main stfee1 sssgT
Monaay. Wednesday and fsiasy - "a Ter
rerf Toxusena Anaeorses. Sxmlsh. Falfasvsa
ana nstcons. golag through 20 B.aAns on SAT-
ufdsy -. -.
err Deck Co. Agsat4 sOa hlNpALl7
Iesspnons 81 @~1@rAi MAnASef.
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srExxxxs

kTEAMEE3-
FLY Gu rax -rxrxA-
sEArTLx 10 TACOMA
Ssr rsz.s rsys ssz- sss<ss szzaAs
fn go A1mx ka2 s~szss~1~s uznss~s
TEE svKAMER -gLvRE
r.sssAr eHay sss~ ssasz> TAss2A ssssA q -
TUESDAY. NAT
L>s~s ssszes-Tsss li.1sA ~. s.xs e.s
Leafs T.ssaa.-s.so = =. ] 90 4 g. go =
Leave ss4ssss-- 90 a n. fsseat sssaAa
Lar r.sazs-s - n. z1a, r-ss n
ss.i see<- f.ss - 3a-ssa sx~ssS seat.
sza5<sA sxSarsass r2sss - sss4nsx rsss&susa
EvTRgTT. srArTLE. TACOMA OLYMPIA
IA Fs1ss-ia seess Tessssy. AUgassA
CRICKET
Is Everett 49, ks4s Hn5E L. seattle II 10 am
Az sssttis-. i:ls N At Everett 80 , .
Lx Eysrsts. -. 80 ~ Elv seattle. SIS , "A
Ar ssztsia...- $50 zlAs Evsrsss..-. ssss n
svSnAx.
Lw Everett -. ssao : N LIZ Sesttsa 500 n
Coanseszag wttn ste@n~-s ArsEsoEzah 9n1
Aherd@ea daily. ex seps Aoadzy. ~ T.N n
ana tsse y n. for Ta1oza. Olympia ana sae3-
toa. and eoaSeeiinS Al Everett sisa Msnfa
LAndE1E at CITY 4ack. loo2 81 Aaia street -
sta r MCFARLAND. N.stsr sae NsaASer.
CKAarr RIvER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves LILY sesxr1as a Ca seek, feos eprsaw
street se2srss. feesas<. Thursdays Aaa saturdays
en- sice f0r E6Esa6s, slAawooc. skxsis CITY
Everstf. Flofs1ees Nj Neraez. TalAlsSs FIR Araz
retHrning Aernsss Saya
LILLY. BoGARprs a CO. Ax.asA
TssspAeae z2a
poET TowNsESp. roar ANGELES AND
A. pJN6ENE-S-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily exeeus Monday. Tsns card commencing
TUESDAY. AUGUST Il. is9t
Leaves seattle. % II Townsend. ie.e a,
"a nuBsenas~, l. H.. arrives PORT Angeles I;so
2. IN lsAvcs Port Angeles. 2sS3 ?. "a le2ves
Port Townsend, s.t9 q m. arrives seattle. 30
p n. CITY DOCK CO. seatsle. Axeatx
STEANER GLIpE-cHANGE or RUN
Leaves LAZY. Bozxrdus 4 Cas- dock. Seattle.
6.D =. IA, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for West eide. olsllA and way landings 70 Ia
coma
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays for
yasann. ChssiaGqaa. Des Mosaez. ssone's Lan9-
ing. Euenua and Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma ESQ .. Il
except sunday
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CKAarT R1vKR ROUTE
STEAMER clan xeDosAIp

Leaves Lily. 3esxrdas a Ca . Geek. feos eprsar
street Seattle Tuesdays Thursdays Aaa SATURDAYS
en- uce Scr E6Ess6k. stAawooc. skxgis City
Everett. Fl1fs1ee1 Nj Nernez. IalAliTs Ear. raa.
returntrx a. ernass SaFA
LILLY. BoGARDus a CO. AxsasA
TssspAcna LA
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IT Is said that Bourke Cochran reads moro
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Hon. WILLIAM J. BRYAN declines renom-
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and literature.
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toons.
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who Is forty-nine years his junior, In New
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