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IAroosH. Jan 9.-S .. m---Tepscial.l-
Gear: fresh eass wind Oufssrd-ssf
Homer. .2s15 p. m Inward-Bk Palmyra
an tow Sea Lion, 4.2s p. M
SKAH Bar. Jan. 9--5 p. m.-rspeciai. -
Clear light east Wind.
CLALLax BAT, Jan. 9a-5 p m.-fEpeciaLi
Clear; light east wind
PoKr CREscEyT. JAN sa-5 p. m--fSpe-
ciai. Clear; calm
PoEr AxsxLEs. jan 9--5 p. m.-TSps-
Ga. Partly csoudy: light south wind.
PoxT TorxsEsp, jan g-fSpecial. T.
Arrsvsd-sh ]. b. Brown, from San Fran
cisco. 81 Nanasmo. Sailed--Str Homer.
Tor san Francisco. To sail tomorrow -Br
sh stronsa. from Tacoma for the United
Kingdom
The sealing schooner Matilda. ovnea by
the Mekah Inoiaas, OF Neah Bag, viii sail
tomorrow in command OF Capt Aontan-
don on q sealing cruise. With the excep-
ton OF three white men, the schooner viii
be manned by Indians.
sAs FEAscrsco. Jan. 2o.--Arrivsd- Str
Arago. from Coos bay Cieared--Sch Pearl.
for Sand Point. SIR City Of PaebIa, for
viesoria Deparssd-Sir Columbia. for
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axht szeharEe aad fslesrapaie tsAnsfers en NsV
York, Chicago. 50 Paul. IAN francisca Pert
Land. and various points In Waah-
inCsen. Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills OF exchange on Londen available sassr
ehere In Europe
COLLECTIONS made - all points on favorable ssrmA
honas. stoeks and other vaaaabies received Ga Do
bosst fer safe keeping.
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SAN FRANCISCO aARKKrs.
TnE srATE on TRApE.


SAY Francisco. Jan. 2a.-The msr-
morning. prices being steady. The prod
uee markets are unusually dull
Receipts of early vegetables are light.
Fresh fraits-Light demand.
Unions-Firm.
potatoes-Steady
Batter and sggs-Firm for high grades.
Cheese--Sfeady.
Peultry-Duli.
Game-Reeeipts falling Off
Produce receipts quarter sacks.
i2uSS; Washington. 72l: wheat, een,a 8.
III sol; Washington, 1895; barley, eentals,
1881; oats, sacks, lss5; Washington
l.6l3; corn. sacks, $50: beans, sacks,
1887; potatoes. saeks, 7.046.
RRsApsguFFs AND GRAINS.
FloaF--We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. S. 40Vl3.50 per barrel:
fssefs' extras. 81 seas. 10. supsrfne. 81 10
Geo
Wheat--The situation was no better this
mprnlng than IL MAS at the close of bust
hess last Friday. Good to choice shipping
wheat Is quotahle at 97tsctasl per Genital,
With fairly liberal offerings. Milling
grades are quoiable a. sLo21ssei.o5 per
GENITAL.
Barley Damp weather cause. softer
tone. We quote; Feed. T0G7sc per
GENITAL for fair TO good quality: 5Se1 76i. &c
ioF choice bright; brewing. s214GsssDc per
cental
oats-No change in quotations: de-
mand not brisk We quote as fol-
lows: Milling. sLlS0tt 22es; surprise,
s VI SS@i 32iz fancy iced. sl.2o6fi .22is:
good ~ choice. 81 i2isefI f7is: poor TO fair.
N9e&Sl01is. BLACK, s5eGsl22lS; gray,
t6 eti.i5 per ceutai.
FINANCIAL
hrafts-oa sight, New York, per 500,
lbs premium.
Sterling bllis-on London, e0-dsy bank,
NaA
sser bars. per ounce esittef66skc
Mexican dolssrs-a3is etjtc.
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STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatnslas WAR Tuesdaya Thsrs1svv ga
Saturdays ~ = N. scr Ednsads NukilSos ~
ssstt. Aaxysvtils kAsi Eysrsts, Lowell snA nne.
HokIsH. soc ,. 4 HATSIKLp, AgssS
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PoRr TOWNSEND. Jan. G.-fSpecial. +
A movement Is on foot to establish an
other steamer line between Puget sound
and San Francisco. The steamer Homer.
which Is now operating under . special
charter on that route, will be Joined
shortly by another steam schooner run
ming out Of San Francisco. The new line
Will call at Trinidad. Cal, ana = port near
Coos bay, Oregon. avoiding all ports pro-
tecsed by bars. Both vessels will be espe-
cialiy arranged 20 carry not less than
forty passengers. The new line viii be
ready for business about March I.
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This agreeable ana efscacious Tooth PowdsR -
eAblished by more han twenty years experience
has received the sanction Of the nsmbers Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city 9sasf
slly, and by thsm Is Is daily recomm ended Ard
prescribed. II Is pleasant In the application -
II excellent In its effects Il speedily rsnders gas
ese,h white and smooth the gums hsaIshfai. rel
and firm. and by fseqIent viii preserve them
in this desirable condition. II gradually bat 81
fec.ualiy removes tartar ana destroyes the para
Gssiesi anlmaIouiz which neglect may have per
United TO collect AMI prevents their further accu-
imitation. thus serving a. . complete bsautines
and prsserver of the teeth Microscopic exAmina-
tons have been mace Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all classes OF society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, ard In nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
pambera Experiments made for their rs-
novai and the ingredients used In Luhlns 1ooth
Powder were found TO b most effectual, Destroy
ing them instantly.
Through the kindness friends - - Dnr
nisssa 10 publish the following
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THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated 1887. Capital s2oo.ooa
TrAnsacts general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amounf nom one doEias
upwards and interest allowed thsreoa
Money loaned upon lmprovsd
farm Aad city real estsk=s
TRUSTEES:
Lrith - y hVNE.......s..s.s.s....s. Fresfoeoe
COLUMBUS r TYLEA. Vice Presfdsus
a. IL. HEfLnRoS... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Manages
n d poWNlS2.............. .......-.. Secretery
J. u. LowMAS W. A. PETERS r w. VIII
MANS. wM. RICHTER FISHER
EDWARD BAILEY.
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Steamer. wnl Pass r.lrA.v.a.

San FRAxcrsco, Jan. 2-The announce
menf 10 made By officials Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company that on Feeru-
airy Z. commencing with the steamer
Wasia Walia, leaving here on that day. on
account of small offerings Of freight for
and from Fairhaven. the steamers of the
company On the Puget sound route will
not in future call at Fairhaven. Freight
dispatched for that point will be landed ~
Whatcom, and shippers are requested to
make note of the change
The steamer Puebia vas not damaged IN
the least Saturday by running on the mud
and she will saii for Victoria snd Puget
sound points tomorrow on regular sched-
uIe time.
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Tae interior VI tas eogaPssEasat car o. tns
North-w es:era ilae Is ase a k.ngly palace q
paiAs!al reslaeEce or an AFz54ka AsgaEs dream %
.plea&GF-ax tie VISITOR nRy regard i
Never ia sAe aisterY Ct railway trsve! aas
anything - asrsses % sFehstscsass, 80 2nt2Ge
is soEn5oEs. exgGIssse IA '2sss, Or SO costly Ia
&eeSrAtion. eesa SECS bSteEe. sES Il was AsnoES
ths great gets ses; attracted tins as1e1tsaa ..
TIE Heria az Ike So.amsia2 exposition. tsss
marvellous esr eel rssng al esAezs
TIE AoFth-N estesa limited u SotesTo carry
inx tbls toEssae. ~lss seGst. sleeper and aiEias
ca. isaves - Paul sEe.y daY - ses year, esrsAs
Of the ssEss rate a. IN sa esa mary sleeFag car
r. -. Parker, fagsg scaaS sSsat, al SAsEsy
street.. seattle
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Hops-Duil: state, common 20 choice.
E9lc; Pacific coast, isag2e.
MERCHANDISE
gopper-Weak; Lake. $40.
Lesd-stronger: domestic, $3.z5.
Iin-Dull; Straits, sis bid.
souee-options steady NJ UNCHANGED to
roinis lower; ruled steady on European
advices and essed Oft under February
notices; closed duh At unchanged 70 5
points net decline. saies. $50 bags, in
Guiding February. si6251 70: March,
sloo5; May. 1855. Spot g.o-Q1iet, easy
No. Z. i7s<c
sugar-Rsw. dull: fair refining, Lille;
csntrsiural. 50 test. &c. Demarara rnoiasses
sugar 80 test. 27-i6r ex-shfp. Reiinef--
Dn1; on A, i1-i694c; mould A. 5-i69
45Sc, standard A and confectionery A,
: i3-iee95e; cut loaf and crushed. 4 I3-i60
DC; posdered and cube, 5-i6G4,zc; gram
uiated, 4 i-i6ta4s@c.
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pANK OF BRITISH coLuNBIA-
PAIpCP cAPIrAL......,....... % 600 oos
1A'h.N - s.....s.-s.. SSSvvv
AeAa Silice. ~ lombard streea London.
Branches Portland, san Francisco Bsatue. t.
coma Victoria New West mtnssse xAnalmn
kamtocp~. Nelson. Vancouver, n. g.
A oessra Banking Asd kxeaange Bustness
transacted Leans NADIA Hills discounted Com
msrcin credits granted. DepsHts received % cur
rent sccosnt subject 70 check Interest paid
tnas depositA h LEA BARSEA Manager
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
seattle.
Capital sleek paid na .9e2ooo0
oarpius...... l03. 500
JACOB FUaTH. Prssidsnl
h q NEUFELDER. Wee Prsa
kv. ANKENY, cashiaa
DfRKcroRA
n c NKuSrLnsM ,. n HAvDsS,
FnAcasrnAL JAcos rusf1
sIssuND scHwAnAcnsA
Corrsspondsncs In al the priscieal sisiss n the
United STATES ANA EuropA
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The long rain of Sunday aud Sunday
night caused number o. small slides yes
tsrday on the Seattle & Montana near
Makateo, delaying the north bound local
train. They we're cleared away during the
dav howexnr
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered BY thu
PosTlSTEILIcENcER to its subscri.
oers, old and new. is now to be found
IN thousands of homes in the Pacific
Northwes. That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts.
faction. % 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 origi-
mails on file in this Office, the sig.
natures only being omitted, as the
PosT-ISrELLreEscER does not feel At
liberty to publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle, wash
Gents: | received some time since YOUR
excellent map Of the United States and
am pleased with it. Ii forms . handsome
ana valuable addition 20 my ONCE. and
cannot fail to be satisfactory to- any one
who in vests tue small sam asked for tbs
man. Yours truly. H. Ia
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PrsHAsrrs Wash. Anrt, 4 ,saq

n. 5000, ~P,n :. 100
observation-disclosures Co.. Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived ON the LIST
of Apri, and after sixty miles' travel ny
stage from Ellensburg to this place, came
In excellent condition. am well pleased
with the map. as well As astonished at tbs
price for which You give the map to your
subscribers Most respectfully. N. n.
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Pogr TOWNSEND. Jan. 2-[Special lit
10 rumored IN steamboat circles here that
the sehome viii change Der schedule next
Thursday so as 10 operate under the same
time table formerly used by the City OF
Seattle on the Tacoma and Bellingham
bay route
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NORTH WELLINGTON. B {

NORTH WELLINGTON, B c., June 2. 1891
Editor Post Intslligsncer.S Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with ii. ] consider that I have
got your valuable paper free, as | valas
the man more than the price Of subscrip.
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. J.
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Fry. Idaho. Fob. a. lso2

The Seattle Post Inteliis encsr Co., So
attic, Wash.--Sirs: I received the double
wall map . short time ago, aud in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
it. IL Is worth double the price Yours
truly, Il. J.
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NorrrYAKysA Wash. Feb 5. 1897

Post-In teIIIg ncer, Seattle, WASH
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map
Much p eased vita map. Think IL iss
6ue premium Yours respectfully, 8. &
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oNrAnro. Canada. April 4. lso1
Root-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
in good order, and it gives perfect sstisfac.
ton am yours truly, NH.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. - Wheat - Quiet:
California. ~ 3d@Ss 4d No. 2 red Western
winter. S. 2IsG.
Corn-Demand moderate. Mixed West
ern. As I'D; As for new.
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EAsr 81. CIoun. Minn. NJ,

EAST ST.. Cloup. MINI, May Is. 1894
Post Intelligence, Seattle, Wash
Gents: The map received in good order,
and We think 1t 10 . fine map. You should
certainly be asle to dispose Of Q large
number Of them. Yours truly. va.
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NEW YORK MARAxrs.
THx srocK rxcuAvoK.

ass fosK, Jan. @9-The conference be-
sesen Secretary Carlisle and the leading
= hs3 ne effect On the share market.
s''ess steadily held at opening. but specn-
s-s's1 vas tame aud So no time was there
- asNv'ty. Closing prices were srregu-
- and majority Of shares showed de-
-, 'aejuding Oregon Improvement TX
Nht, Seattle, Lake Shore G Eastern
~ ~ rasi receipts ~ per cent. while
Pacific nEsts, registered, ad-
'aseed "a per cent.
efAiaeA' boad<-Strong.
S'eara-oa.es; closed at eoe bid.
FINANCIAL
- 1eT-oa call easy st PER cent
- per cent. closed a 1 per cent.
-. seeFca0tlle 90 rer, S1sQ4St< per cent.
-. 4e..asis.e II ..ss - Wlta zcfual
&. Ss sss n bankers bls.s 81 81. ss}sGs ss5s.
aav, "~''a' aad sas45sss4 s4S. ,os sixty
tS. BONES
Gss ~ o.. llsst' p - gres) ... ss
~s'-.-. -lses 1eeias ~ $500. he
s1Fatss V9xeAN4ks
~ -. III .Ns..s .EAgsa. ..... Ia
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WANT A SITUATIONY

Use the Want Columns OF the POST.
NfELLiGEnCER- Dosbls the eir-
eniatisn Of any paper IN the etatA
Best rssulf&
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Wrsr rrsrpaIa Wash.

Post-Inteiligencsr. Seattle. Wash
sirs: I received one of your premium
maps the other day and il 10 hne map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, y. N
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PAhousE CRY. Wash. May u. 1891

PAkousR CRY, Wash, May Il, 1891
Postintelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: / received the map of the world
sent by you in good order and am well
pleased with IL. 1t in both useful and
ornamental and should find place In
every household. Please accept ny
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nm.
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Crrvrr.Aun Wash Fab 4

CLEVELAND. WASH, Feb. Z loo4
Editor Post-lntelligencer. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium mag
which gives as great satisfaction. Ny wife
thinks IL is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She is much delighted
with 1t. Yours very respectfully. b. p.
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SEATTLE, Jan. 20, 1894.
Exchanges ~ Seattle, Tacoma and Port
lard clearing houses today were:

Business along West street Was only
fair. notwithstanding that IL was the first
!. day after the arrival of the California
steamer. But little fruit and produce is
being brought up from San Francisco
compared with other seasons of the year
The weakness in the potato market.
which has been felt for sevcrai days, has
developed 10 an extent that farmers are
now getting about ~ per ton less for their
stock than was paid week ago. AS yet
the wholesalers have not generally come
down in price. ssing anxious TO close out
what was bought at higher figures. The
reason for this decline is that potatoes are
now being shipped from San Francisco.
and can be laid down here ~ 81 10 Si3 per
ton. In addition TO this. farmers are be-
ginning to open their pits and ship to mar
ket. No advance in prices is expected for
several weeks. as the supply Is estimated
to be ample.
Eggs have taken another tumble, and
fresh ranch stock is nov sold by West
street dealers as low rs 10 cents per dozen,
while Oregon and Eastern eggs are still
cheaper. Many stores are retailing ranch
eggs al 20 cents. Only prolonged cold
weather is expected TO advance prices.
The priEcipai goods brought from San
Francisco for West street merchants be-
sides potatoes were cabbage. cauiiaower,
oranges and sweet potatoes. Prices on
these articles are unchanged, except on
sweet potatoes. which are slightly higher
selling ut "a cents per pound.
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Tho Northern Pacific are now running dining
cars between seattle and Portland on trains
leaving Seattle daily at 9 g. IN. aud leaving
Portland daily At a. N. This service is
acknowledged tn lie UNSURPASSED
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Loonrsros, Wash Feb. 1, "a

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
] received your map and it Is away be.
yond my expectations. | think it is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for it
and IL the best map have ever seen pub,
iished. Yours with respect Ia
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KoxrslAu B. O. Nav "a leoa

koKIsLAH. B. G., May 70, 1871
Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map OF
the world, etc, and am pleased to state
that l am thoroughly satisfied with it
Yours truly. w.
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MAIorr Wa,h March "a fsos

MALoTr, w ASH, March 30 1892
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gents: / have received the map and am
well pleased with il. Think il well wsrth
-. which IL would cost TO 60 70 q store
and buy it. Long may the Post-Intelli.
Gencer live and prosper ] remain yours
very respectfully, S.H.
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ENrERPsrsE, WASH, Feb. IL. Iso1
Seattle Post-fntelligencer,S Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
eeptionaliy well pleased with 1t. Il 10 ex.
eelisnt Accept thanka Yours truly.
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Post-Inte!ligencer Publishing CO.. Sc
attic, Wash.--Gents: / would say that
arm delighted with the map. 1t came In
good order and is daisy. A. B.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. May Il. 1891
Observation-Disclosures Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and q
very much appreciated. Very truly, ia
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VISIBLE GRAIN srArrxEsr.


Cattle--Receipts, 1896 head. Market
steady. No extra steers here: fair to good,
s. 5o@4So; medium. S.. s5@f.23; others,
s. 259f355; no Texans.
Hogs--Receipts, 81, 900 head. Market
steady. Rough and common. <5.00tf5 10;
packers and mixed. $5.20G5.35: prime
heavy and butchers weights, S. 400 s. 5:
prime light, s5.35@5. 90
shecp-Receipts. ls.00o head. Market
slow. Top sheep. s323M375.
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Post-rn.eilizeucer Co, Seattle. Wash
sirs: The map is better than We expected.
20 we are veil satisisd with Il kespect
fully. 81.
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Irxxr Wash Fab.

The Post-Iet ligencer. Seattle, WASH
Dear Sirs: / received yonr premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for Il
Respectfully yours. d. j.
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TEsTIMoNIALss

Read what your dentist has % say
about It.:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIS'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can in tho
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
swee!en the breath and make the
gum healthfui and firm. its daily
use vii help TO prevent the forma-
tion of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical animalcalH 50 in.
furious to teeth and gum.
W. r. GltD,NGS. ID. d. s
GEO. w. BRAGD0S, d. d.
GEO. NJ FAULKNER. ID. d..
T. q. ALBiS, ID. ID. s.
/. N. LLSSEY, ID. ID. "
II. V. DEsP0RIES. d. d. s
ALBERT j. FORREST.
C.. BROWN, d. d. s.
GEO. Il. MILLER.
JOS. hOUDY.
WE. S. COYNE, L.D.S.&LRCD.S
G. q. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
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LUBIrs TOOTH POWDER makee
Good Teeth.
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meut.
Contentment makes life worth lty.
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noKEL ARRIVALS
rHr AEl4Sarox.

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OBSERVATIONS taken az ali stations AZ d n.
5Ssa meridian time u .. m. Pacific tlrsl
TIDES AT SEATTLE HA psos TODAY.
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Leaves Merchants dock 23o p. N Nsudays. WsaL
nssdays and Fridays for West side, oiaHs ana
way landings; Tuesdays. Tn ursdAys and sasur.
days fer East sids. vsshon. chautauqua. pss
Moines, Stones landing and Buensa. Leaves Ts,
coma every morning. except sasday At $3.50
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For information concerning this
zap call at the publication efhce OF
address
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poRr TOWNSEND. PORT AN0ELEs AND
pUSGENEsS--
STEAMER MONTICELLO
DAILY EIcErr MONDAY. TIME CARR
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. IL, issa
Leaves Seattle. TOO q m Townsend, i0:S 80 q
M Dungensss. 1900 M. arrives Port Ansele~.
80 p m icavea Port Angeles, 2:3J p IN leaves
Port Townsend. 600 p m. arrives Seattle. 10
p. CITY DOCK Co., seattle AssntA
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For Alaska. Jan. Is and - =. -

From saa Francisco. for Victoria and PuGss
sound ports. At - m. Jan 8. TO- Is. "a. 70. 50
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LArAH. WASH. Feb. 9; isa

Post fntelligeacer. Seattle. Wash- -
Dear ssrs: Map received IN good - Spa
We. pleased with it and also the 94uss.
Yours respectfully. IL ".
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Tickets may - cstsinsd - ths snss Of sAs con-
psny. ~ ocsaA dock. seattle
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AsrEpEKx. WISH, Feb. IA, is9e.
Post-fnt.lll genc-r Co, Seattle. Wash
rrana uns map received and gives perfecs
sstisfactson Yours respectfully, A. n