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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16
Wasted Pity.

She was only a typewriter glri, out she
created quite an excitement in a suburban
car the other Gay When she got on the car,
the conductor noticed that her left sleeve
dangled helplessly by her side, so he helped
her on tenderly and said to himself, Poor
thingr' The passengers also observed the
empty sleeve and were visibly sympathetic
one tart looking woman even moving a
trife to give the one armed girl a seat II
was a very singular thing to see such a"eli
dressed, bright girl with only one arm and
public curiosity was at a high pitch con
corning the cause Of the pathetic empty
sleeve. Finally the afflicted maide dropped
her purse, and the old gentleman who re
stored it said kindly, My dear. how die
you lose your armt"
She turned her innocent violet eyes upor
him in evident surprise, and the passenger
all presented their ears, aching to listen
II haven't lost any Of my arms she re
piled, thrusting a neatly gloved hand II
s1en,. Il inst nulied my band w in:@ :
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16
His Lessons.

It is still true that bodily exercise Of some
kinds is not highly profitable. Bat things
otherwise Improbable may be mildly
amusing
Il am trying to learn to ride a bicycle"
remarked an elderly bachelor, who walked
somewhat stiffly. to a friend whom be en-
countered on the street. I'm just going
home from my lesson now. I've had more
rumbles than usual this afternoon. and
that's saying a good deal"
How long are your lessonsf" inquired
tie friend.
Half an oouc," responded the b;cycii5t,
vito d rueful countenance. "Twenty-fvs
minutes on the floor and five III the air /:
ny Csaa! proport!onr'-Youth's Conpan
ico
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

He was talking to the girl, and she was
suffering in patient endurance. All at once
his face lighted up, and she revived slightly.
All, Mr.. de Smith, what IS it, she in
quired quickly and eNpectantly.
a brilliant thought struck me, Miss
Fannie" he replied.
''Indeed.' she sighed YEARLY. Whose
was iLf''-TeXas Siftings.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16
NOT 4 PLEASANT EXISTENCE
A Husband Who Had to De Careful
Where He Sat Down,

"hcIC IA q
When Tom came home at night, wearied
from a long days worriment and veXation
IN the Office. he received a loving welcome
from his wife.
That is, he would haze received a loving
welcome if they had owned no furniture.
1t was the furniture that played the mis-
chief with Toms domestic bliss.
He would enter his front door. tired an3
exhausted. aad his wife would meet biz
acd sag
WHY. Tom its very strange thai %"
can never come into :he trout door wIthOC'
~;2djnz the entry mat up IL a 'oll Yo1
lave yearly spoiled = ooH Is % SO to-
E=tot Try 20 nave anything I0I ar =2c:
C spoil it By your careless cao:ts"
Ia sorry. ny cear." be2a1 ;o-
Ga Tom" broke 10 OF. WIFE '-cr'
s,aa4 there with tb> coor wide ope2 as
tae4Ist Ntowing Il "qc1 my tur2:t1re :
viii all De s1irec completely On, dear, I
uac IS >uch I careless ANIMAL J some
tina. think BE shoIid never be allowed e
enter a house. bar should De confined
somewhere IN the yard IN a strong Gag:
with 20 carpets. CD furniture, 40 draperie:
cor anything"
IF you will bay ne i cage" said Tom
Il will live in it." and be threw tim=e!
YEARLY into a chair
Mercy ca usl" screamed his wife Tom
get CIT OF that chair at once Haven't
told you a thousand times that that chan
vas never meant TO sit I'M"
Il always thought that was ne pIrpcs:
'or which d chair was made" SAID Tom
That's just as stupid as some men are
laid lis wife
Il nope my caya will De ready toIOr
row" said Tom a ne threw open the tTGG
blinds 20 gas out upon the sunset
1T is strange. Tom said his wife, tina
you can never go near those windows with
out tangling yourself all upin the lace cur
tains You are just like a child. You thlnE
you must look out OF every window you see
Here you came into the house and then i'm
ned!atcly 60 to looking out of doors ]
you wanted to see the scenery outside. WI
didn't you stay out:"
Tom closed the blinds and threw himsel
Iut0 another chair without a word NUIi
married life had made him taciturn
There, Tom, you have worn that tidy OF
the back Of that chair, just the way you al
WAYS do Here ! worked for weeks an
weeks on that tidy and shaved myself t.
death in trying to make our hOmel look pref
w anu DtdtblltI II NlSSOb>lASlH7 / 49,
Twas dead, There!'
May be allowed to stand on one foot i
the middle Of the loom, my dear" neekI
suggested Tom
Yes, and on that elegant Turkish I'll
that cost us - much money, with your dirt
shoes on
Il have had several stubborn mlsapprt
tensions of mine corrected today" sal
Tom. My ignorance was so dense that
was actually stupid enough TO think thu
chairs were made to be sat upon, that rug
were made to walk over and that window
were made to look out Of. But now, TO III
clarified vision, | see what mOnstroUs deil
siCns have been cherishing."
Here Tom took his hat and started away
"Why, Tom" said his wife. you hay
lust come home. Where are O gOingE'
Il am ON out" said Tom, TO comm.
souie crime TO see if ! can't be sent to tE
benitentiary, 50 that | can have a place
residence where ] can sit dOWL and enIO
-r-,lf3' \T,,r NCrE NEorIl
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sieeHe 10 GET IL warm -

sieeve 10 get It warm"
Then all the passengers looked hufy, and
the conductor Gee whiZ'
With them big sleeves the women can work
most any Kind o racket "-Louisville Cou
rler-Journal.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16
An Denial.

~Haye YOU heard the horrid rumor aboHHtt
YOU and mel" demanded Mabel darling.
ton.
IL have heard it said IIat we were en-.
gagged" faltered CharlisrBussinc-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

Amy inattcntion on the part of the en-
ployccs should be reported at the office,
where it VIII be charged in your bill"
To Lovers Retreat" zone acre Of
sand, Il scrub tree, one cd DcLck Ex.
ira # You are caught lCvtng)
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Relief.

There was a moment of terrible suspense.
Strong men looked into each Others faces
and turned pale. Weak women gasped Tor
breath
II have been requested'-
The female elocutionlst in a white gown
and blue sash had come forward to the
front OF the stage and was speaking III low,
earnest tones, while the multitude nuus
upon her words.
ITO ask somebody TO lower the win
dows in the back part of the room"
There was a mighty sigh, as If a load
were lifted from every heart IN that con
course Detroit Tribune
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The New Summer Resort.

DO not fee the walters, but wait for
the proprietor to hold you up"
Pay In Advance" (In the Otfice) In
God We Trust" Gin the dining rOOmD
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Coll for the Horse Brand Of Johnson's
ue%natic oil. It has no equal for the
j;seases of horses and cattle. 81 90 size
5o cents. so cent size - cents. w. NJ.
Yearly.
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TAKE NOTICEI

Children should be drowned off the
wharf below. Tickets at the office.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

ANY n committing suicide here will
be punished to the full extent Of the law.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

Tae Is.e-a-tete or, Conversation Undet
DtftCuit:es.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

"Barrcls to roll our drowned friends
are kept in the shed. Fifty cents a roll
or three for 81. Tickets at the office.
DO not defacc the s~hrubbery.' zone
small pine tree, a burdock and a half wilt
cd gooseberry bush.)
Undertaking carried on in the base
ment. Reduction to guests who have lived
in the house a week before dying
Prompt service in the dining room,
(One lame waiter to three tables seating
seven persons cach) II QUAD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-25
wArEE FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Hattie Hansen took large
party of excursionists TO Beams point yes
terday.
The steamer Alki came into port yester-
day morning and is loading coal for San
Francisco. sailing this morning.
The steamer Sarah N. Renton Is still I'M
dergoing repairs, the steamer Gen. Candy
taking her place on the run to Port Blake
ley.
The West Seattle ferry boat got her
starhoard wheel fouied with log yester-
day afternoon and bad to lay out IN the
bay until 1t could be cleared.
The yacht Oracle FslItz is nearly all
rugged for sailing, and viii be taken over
TO West Seattle to be put on the beach this
morning. in order to complete the paint
ing of the hull
Capt. Bartells, Of the sealing schooner
Achilles, came down on the Topeka, look
ing for the three members of the crew who
robbed his vessel of $500 recently and then
fed down the coast In an open boat. while
he was in Jail for assaulting a United
States marshal.
The race that was to come off between
the yachts Motor and Shoofiy 10 Beans
point ana back yesterday was hardly
carried out according TO programme, the
Motor being nearly 10 the buoy before the
Shoody left the boat house. On the way
back the wind died out. so that it was
more OF a rowing match than one of sail
ing qualities.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
As FaAscrsco. June 23.-The receipts of
sH<tables today included q boxes rhu-
sA 2li boxes asparagus. 222 boxes Gu
enhers. Of boxes tomatoes and 1853 boxes
hsns. Tomatoes are shade lower.
The receipts of fresh fruits include i6e
chests currants, 4.3T9 boxes cherries, Z
chests raspberries; BOG chests Strawberries.
Jos boxes Of figs aud % chests or black
berries. Berries and currants are lower.
peaches and apricots steady.
The market for dairy produce is steady,
With little 1rmer tone In butter and
ranch eggs. Cheese is weaker.
The poultry market is heavily supplied
with hens Prices are weak.
nRrAnsruFrs AND eRArss
Fiour-Family extras, s3.400fs.5o bak-
srs extras. sSS0G340; superine. s25o@
Wheat-The market still lacks vim, the
demand Tor export purposes being alto
fsiher nominal; 91efaoisc for good TO
choice shipping grades. Fine qualities of
milling wheat are somewhat firmly held,
especially parcels that are strictly clean
snd white. The range for milling descrip-
IONS Is guotable higher. sl0ti or.
AhStc - no Strength 10 Natuce.
va feed 10 in slim request, while new is
mi wanted for the present New, SOFA
sstaei Old, ssees7ls; brewing. 95e@sl
Vais-Buslness dull. with values tending
aosnward. Milling, 81 2oGei so; Surprise.
sLsaWLso; fancy feed, sl.2716e1 30: good
70 e choice. sli59L2S; poor to fair, sLOoG
frodnes receipts-Flour. sacks, 10. 2i9:
West centals. SIS: barley, centals,
49,; beans. sacks. los; potatoes, sacks,
s'saV, onions, sacks, 7S5; bran, sacks, 100.
FINANCIAL.
prsfts--on sight, New York, per 800.
- PREMIUM. Sterling biIls-on London,
usasy bank. s4ssls.
s,iver oars--Per ounce. 62s4969Tsc.
Aeklean dollars-5,6e5l4c.
MINING STOCKS.
a. A.ss .; Beleher. So; Rest e Beleher,
~ hodte Consolidated. 90; Bnlwer, g;
vv~eAar, =; Consolidated California a.
lssinis go; Crown Point, 54: Eureka
s.s9ss.soliaased. Is; Gould & Curry, As: Hale
sersross, s.: Mexican. 50; Ophir. leo;
srssesl, ~; Savage, 50; Sierra Nevada. So:
sa'en consolidated. SO; yellow jacket,
Andes, ~: Bullion, Il; Challenge
= saassolidated, 81; Consolidated imperial,
. aTand Prize. S: Justice, ~; Julia, 3;
ssrsaeatal. j; oyeTman. IA: Seg. Beloher.
soahdenee, 50; Alpha Consolidated, 4:
Nsasoadated New York. 4.
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SEw YORK MARKETS
THE srocK KxcuASex


NV foRI, June 2S.--During the two
- Of business teday the prevailing
81 the stock market was weak. A
! sA selling movement was developed st
- opening, which was most pronounced
) - Pau. Sugar. Atehison and Missouri
-. ssel.ac. baltimore & Ohio. on a sale OF a
sANshAFe lot. broke 81 per cent, rssov.
- - y On the purchase Of 100 shares, these
a. ne only transactions in the stock.
ssa the pressure 20 sell was removed
) -kas and few other shares made q frae-
- So recovery. A raid was made on
sssAf, which had recovered portion of
sae early decline. and the price went down
=. :. recovered -. aud then came an
. = g eFeak Of Is. with anal recovery Of
= re sasi sale being st fgure y below
s,sssssfasy's closing. Before III O'Clock
10y vas fractional decline, in which
.ssy al the shares traded in par
-. psis'i. while Manhattan dropped
-. louisville & Nashville preferred, 81.
- s.1saSs The irst half the next hour speed
s-.a vas weak. bat the declines were ali
- In tbs final dealings Sugar
80. - slightly. and Louisville, Nash
- gained ~ Of its early loss. There
= = s.asAs rally in prices in the last deal
80. aud the market closed frtn AZ q very
$50 decline on the final sales Of yes,er-
-, we total less, excers where already
49,. osing confined 20 fractions, with
exceptions % Kansas & Texas pre-
- saa Bited States Coriage. Which
1osn lsssll. per cent respectively.
-s ssaa market wss generally weak
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
yIsAScIAL


Lospos. June 23-Cons soils, f0l f-l6d. Bar
silver. 2S5zd. Bullion into the Bank of
England, 10000. Bank of England dis
scount rate, per cent.
ENGLISH sRAIs MARKET.
.sLosDoy, June 23-The weather has been
warmer and unsettled. The wheat mar
ket was firm. Owing TO the broken
weather, the decreases in the quantity Of
wheat aflost and stronger foreign adsices.
the market closed with prices Cd TO Is
higher on the week. The market vas
sensitive. and consumers were taking
small stocks. White wheat was sparingiy
offered, there was . good demand for La
Plata; otherwise buyers are now reserved
and sellers firm. California, arrived cargo.
was quoted at 23s Cd, and red winter wheat
parcel, june and July delivery, was
quoted At 22s Sd. Flour was steady, 6d@is
higher Maze advanced in sympathy
with wheat and was in fair demand at Sd
TO Cd rise. Mixed American afioat was
quoted at iss 80. Barley was firm.
LIVERPOOL. June q. - Wheat - Firm;
demand, poor; holders offer sparingly.
No. !, California. IS 1sdG5s HID.
Corn-DulI: demand moderate; new
mixed spot, IS Cd.
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ribs kept within small fraction Of yesser-
days closing prices.
Closing: wheas-Higher; No. cash. SEC !:
July. 999<e.
corn-sseady: cash. loKc; July. 4ie
4iike.
Osts-ssesdy: No. 2 cash. sc !: July, 4o554o
Rye-Essy; No. 2. sc.
Barley--Sominal
Flax sssd-Firm: No. 1. sLE.
Timothy seed-Nominal: prime. A55S
AS0
Pork-Stesdy: $i252ss,
Lard-Easier, July, So 20.
Short ribs-Sseady; July, SC. 52x.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts 100 head. Market,
only the usual Saturdays business, quiet
and steady TO unchanged; prime TO extra
nstive steers. $l5o@460; medium. 800
943o; others. s.. 75@3. so; Texans. s2.25@
800.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
active ~ SC 10 i0c higher early, but nearly
all advance lost at close: rough heavy,
A-5oG4.7 10; packers and mixed. s490G5 90;
prime heavy and butchers weights, S5.o5
CSC; assorted light, $49585.o6.
sheep and lambs -Receipss, 1000 head.
Market unchanged; top lambs. S4-5oI4so.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
me BOARD or rRApE

1HE b1AkE OF
CH1cAao. June 2S-Business was de-
serted for the race course by large num-
Der Of the heavy operators. Trade was
consequently restricted. Wheat-opening
trades were st ss1sse lower, and the mar
kes was steady Tor awhile. later advanced
ie, eased off little and closed at &c ad-
vance. The early weakness was attributed
10 the passage of the Hatch bill yesterday
I'm the house. aud the elevator situation
also cut something Of figure. The early
strength was due in = measure 70 the bet
ter cables and more inquiry for cash wheat
A private Liverpool cable sad the weather
was too wet and asked for offers OF mhest-
Private Liverpool cables quoted the mar
kets unchanged 20 I'd higher. = better In
ouiry from the others Vas said 10 prevail
so- cash wheat. and two lots we're reported
worked here today. Sales Of 1900 bush
els Kansas No. ? hard vas made at July
priee. and 80. COO bushels on which no
terms were gwen. There were some bad
reports from the Northwest The market
advanced near the close on the reported
sale of . -. 600 bushels Nc. ? hard by an
elevator concern
An early decline in corn was attributed
MALAY % the action on ths Hatch Dill,
and the stronger feeling later 20 fair rally
in wheat Opening trades were AZ Agssc
loss. bat soon sold up &c, declined &c. al
vanesd about nc, closed steady ~ tribe
less.
The increasing receipts are beginning 20
cut something of figure. First sales 81
oats were AZ @1c decline. The price
gradually advanced 10 for jane. ise Tor
July and August, and nc for September.
the market closing strong ~ aAoaf TIE TOP.
Trade was very light sxcsps ia September.
Provisions were fairly aetixe ca another
light ruG Of ho9s September rorx rose Sc
at the Erst juup. bat 2ssc comprised ali
The gain IA he'd at tie close. LAID and
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There -ere fled for record TO 1 p. M
Saturday 3 deeds, the considerations ag-
gregating 81. $50. Following is the list as
furnished by Osborne. Tremper & Co. alb
straetors of titles. lie Cherry street, be-
tween Front aud Second:
Charles McDernoth to Henry J. White,
lots 8 TO 10, block 8. Pleasant Ridge add,
April II, TO correct former deed, which
read ''lots 20 )" 81
Helen ". Nash TO Edward y. Atwood,
alI interest in e4 lot 4. block /, Walls
Walla add June q. quit claim, 81
n r. Colt TO William Collins. lots ]. s,
block IL, MERGERS add 10 Seattle. subject
to mortgage Of 81. 30. May 81, 81 80
John NJ Frlnk 10 Washington Iron
Works Company, blocks q ~, Jadkins
add, June IS quit claim, So. 400.
Michael Neleh 20 Anna Schroeder. lot
is. block 5, Walia WalIa add. june II, $40.
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A. Silva & Co.'S cigar factory and store
AZ III Third street was burslarixed Satur-
day night hetseen the hours Of IL and Il
o'clock. Entrance was effected through
the front door, the lock responding readily
TO skeleton keys. and with al eye 20 bust
ness the thieves took only the best cigars.
The loss is placed at sIi0 * Three hun
dred cigars that were in the press were
rvertooked
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The condition OF trade during the week
n been rather quiet. especially in the
vtolesalo houses, as no Eastern freight
i. yet been received since the foods
Rolled oats today advanced 81 per ton,
"a II i stated on good authority that
,sere are seven Eastern mills that will not
ali mound Of rolled oats. which points
10 a further advance. The Eastern oat
market 10 said to be very short. which is
the principal reason assigned for the sud-
den advance.
Business on West street revived some
what during the latter part OF the week,
as new goods arrived from California
Apnles are in good condition, quoted at
sly00t.7 rs per box, and peaches are selling
fairly we'll at 81 per box. Piums are
quoted at 81. with the quality fair.
prunes are coming in and are quoted at
sl.75 per boz.
4 few cherries were received on the last
steamer, quoted at 75c.
Apricots are In good condition and In
good demand st 75cGsi per box
New potatoes are meeting better de-
msnd. the old being rather poor.
Beans are quoted today at soc. Cab
hage is In fair demand at 1s<c.
Onions are quoted at 90c@$i25
caulitiower 10 in good condition and
selling fairly well at 90c aSl.
Strawberries have become little weaker
today, selling at 75c per case, with an In
tl:nstion to go lower.
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MARINE NEWS

Arrived-Sch Lyman ID. Foster. San Fran
cisco for Port Blakeley str City of Topeka.
Southeast Alaska for Sound ports; strs
FaralIon and Coos Bay. from San Fran
cisco for Sound ports
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New Steams
DELTA
Leaves City Deck Tuesday. Thursday and sstur-
day att q n for Khgstoa. Port Gamble. Bauror
Seabeek, Dewafto. Iiiliwa1p Falls, Hoodsport'
Union City and wsy ports. Leaves Union CITY
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday alta m
u TROUTMAN, Master
J.. A. HATFIELD, Agent
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

ma DxPARTxgsr on AgRrcuLrURE.l n
WEATHER RURE4u. III
PogTLsED, Or, Juus "A, Issl>
~~r.rt for Monday: Fair: slightly cooler
PksCE. L r. @.
.~-v<n sr4rgs DEPARTMENT OF AszicCLxUxn
wrsTaEE BUREAU-DATLT BULLETIN
SEATTLE. wash. June n. 1894
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lump ON THE CRfCKET-sxArrLrEv
q RourE Two reund trips ally exceps sunday.
TIME CAkD-Lsaye seattle T:30 m and 2.&5
p m, daily except Sunday Leave Eyerett
1910 a ~ and 5sl5 p m. daily except sunday.
Connecticut At seattle with steamer Flyer for
Tacoma A. Everett with steamer Aikado for
bnohomish. Landtngs-Ecot II Madison street.
Seattle; fopt Hewitt avenue, Everest
FARE-Seattle 90 Everett Toe: round trip, 81. rs
s = NEFf. Managing Owner.
Effective March 10. 1894
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January L and for
the PAsG Week.

Real estate transactions since January 1,
1894, are &, SOS. 052. There were filed for rec
ord during the past week 50 deeds, the con-
siderations aggregsting $57.735. Follow
ing is the record of the past week By days:
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PORTLAND GRAIN mAnKEr.

peRrIASp, June q. Wheat - Valley,
NC; Walla Waila. 75c per GENITAL.
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EIr On TIE -yIYxa-

FLY On TIE -yLYxa-
sEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fsw fousA f-ips daily. sxeeps exndsz
In ems hour and twsasy-dvs ns,u,.a
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily tripa seattle Tacous rsuta .. a.
Isws;
rAxYSs xFYncT
TUESDAY. May L
vrzx cAKn
Leave seaftie-T.a5 HIS a m 2.xs aYs,
Leave Tscsma-s.3o a IA, 90 4: 30 500 \ n
SUNDAY
Leave seattle-7 90 . n. 1900 500 N
Leave TAcomA-9sS5 q m, 2.xQ T.aD q -
Landing ~ y. p. wharf Tacoma aad Conn.
csAz dsek foot Of Marion street Seattle
snndAys sxeursien rates On steamer Ysssswssa
fare Soc
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER

CKAGTT RIVER RoUTE-sTEAMER HENRY
~ Bailey leaves Yesler Dock Monday. wednes-
day and Friday. on tide. calling at Edmonds,
Everett, stanwood, Florence, FIR, skaxit City,
Mount Vernon, Avon and way landings Return
ing leaves Mount Vernon for seattle on alter
ns DAYS. Sote-Haviag been rented Through
out, the Henry Bailey offers superior accommo-
Cations 70 the travelling public Meals sud berfhs
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