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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT !:

To the Voters of Cobb County:-I here.
by announce myself as candidate for rev
election to the Office of Clerk Superior
Court and County Treasurer, subject to
the Democratic primary in November.
Thanking my many friends for their ve-y
kind and liberal support heretofore, and if
elected, promising to Go my whole duty
in the future. as / have endeavored to dc
in the past, l am, most respectfully,
w. r. MONTGOMERY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
NOTICE.
For Sale or Exchange.

Very fine farm of 100 acres, railroad
running through the farm, one of the best
places tor strawberries in the country has
now a bearing vineyard of a thousand
grape vines and good number of young
Orange trees choice varieties. This is
great opportunity for young man of ener-
gy. Enquire at this Office or G. Wyman,
Leland House, Marietta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions an positively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded Price rs cents per boz
For eaie by ] D Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
FOR TAX COLLECTOR ;


announce myself a candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary. and ask the support
of all Democrats. Respectfully,
w. H. WINTERS.
To the Voters Of Cobb County, heres
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary TO be held on Novem>
Der Gath, 1894. w. p. STANLEY.
To the Voters of Cobb County, heres
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector, subject to the Democratic pri-
mary to be held on Saturday, November
Gath, and will appreciate your support.
d. d. GRoGAN.
To the Voters of Cobb County Il here's
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county subject to the
Democratic primary November Gath,
1894. Nj. T. MCCLESKY.
To the Voters of Cobb County II heres
by announce myself candidate tor Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary. and ask the support
OF all Demo Gratis. Respectfully.
JOE MURRAY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27

CoLD! COLD DRINKS Ice Cream aud
Sherbet. Frozen sweetness for all at the
Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream delivered at
all hours during the week, and on Sunday.
Leave your orders Saturday for Sunday
delivery.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
We Have Money to Loan at s Per Cent

On Farm or City Property in any Sec
ton Of the country where property has a
fixed market value Money ready for
immediate loans where security and title
is good No commission. We solicit
applications. Blanks furnished upon
request.
ALLEN 8 CO., 40 8 az Broadway. New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27

Some folks will find fault With
their mansion in the skies unless it
has all modern improvements and
no dark rooms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer wasco Is laid up making repairs.
Steamer Queen Is expected 10 arrive from
Alaska today or tomorrow.
Schooner Elwood arrived yesterday from
San Francisco with q cargo Of salt for the
Wyman Fish Company.
Steamer Delta will hereafter lezve from
Colmsn dock for Hood canal. Frank w.
Goodhue has been appointed agent
Steamer City OF PuebIa will arrive today
from San Francisco with large cargo of
general merchandise and O number Of pas
sengers
Frank w. Goodhue, secretary OF the g.
& i. Navigation Company, left last night
for two weeks business trip to British
Columbia.
The schooner Laura Madsen will finish
unloading her cargo at Schwabaeher' 5
wharf this morning and will then drop
anchor in the stream. there TO await
orders.
Steamer Umatilla will sail at o'clock
this morning for San Francisco with ga
tons Of coal, q full cargo Of freighs and the
following passengers from this port: Miss
A. McGinnis. Ada b. McWilliauns, J. g.
Pacey. j. A McWillianls. NJ. Peyser, Miss
c. Weber. Harry Pritehard. r. I. chris
tie. Mr. Bernard aud wife, Mrs. kesski,
Miss Kerski, Miss Hattie Fletcher, w.
Harris and WIFE,
Steamer Farallon, Capt. Roberts, sailed
at | O'Clock yesterday afternoon for San
Francisco. She carried 372 tons OF Black
Diamond coal and 300 tons Of freight She
had fifteen passengers from Tacoma and
the following from Seattle: Mrs. y. w.
Reid. Miss Mamie Reid, Mrs j. Mutt,
Miss A. Mutt. Mrs. Fl. b. Field. Mrs. T. l..
Chesney, Miss Maggie Werner, George
Seeley, Miss Nellie Sesley. J; G. Wood, +.
y. Jarrier. George Baunan, r. J. Marriott,
John Erickson, n. Ryan, ii. Mcleod, l..
Al. Tim. &. C. Coleman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
NEW YORK MARKETS.

srs NoRK. Aug Is The stock market
10y vas very uneven. London Was on
- eals side % the market. Speculation
as iess active than on the preceding days
aae week, and the aggregate transAc-
- - we're iess than yesterday by some
-" SHARES. Al the opening q heavy
80 prevailed. bat the selling Of long
- sas supplemented BY the putting
~ % fresh lines hy the short interest,
as has been largely increased BY the
operations Sugar rose l. 81 the
sssa'ag, reeeded = 10 lO7. touched i0sk
s l o'clock, reacted 10 1914, moved
! ~ y iV., the best % the day. Al 80
- 70 los, Closing a. i0Ss.. = gain Of
60 esnt en- the day. Dlstsiling Was
aesFhy on reports that the COM
sss sndesToring 70 negotiate .
- S.e0op0 with which TO take its
l.y cut q bond. and that lt MAS meet
a. ssh difAcnlsy in raising the money.
SRA deHials Of the story were made.
A., - STOCK declined steadily. touching
- .1e sowest price of the DAY. shortly
-. - sock. being break Of ess from
sasys huAi sale. Then the later
,u purchases to cover short con-
-. - 'SoFea = reaction OF x. making the
Ia =. Burlington vas sod by Bos-
vl.A tae West, reoe5iag per cent.
saAi rally Of :. Rock Island closed
s. - 'esess Of the day. maktag loss Of
- YESTERDAY. being ~ from the top
49, ne morning. when there was an
!. - y l sfon the opening. Louisville
4. and Kansas aud Texas Is up
4as bead list was strong and active.
s'sasat aoads-sssAdy.
s'sss sOa3s-Iasetsys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
EseLrsH MARKETS.

Lospos. Auz. i5-Bar silver. = 1864.
Consois. I92 Bullion into Bank OF Eng
land. IS 90. Bank of England discount
rate. per cent.
NEW York, Aug. i5-The Esening Posf's
London cable says: -The stock markets
we're quiet today, and experienced =
healthy reaction after the recent sharp
rsse. Americans opened firm. and then
gave way on realixations. closing in the
last hours st the lowest point After hours
there vas renewed activity and an sd-
vance, Louisville 4 Nashville leading. The
tone is still bullish- South Americans
continue very strong. The present price
Of silver applies four weeks ahead.
LfvKKPoor. AUG. I5.-Cicsing: Wheat
Firm; holders offer sparingly; No. 2 red
winter. - I'D; spring. Is I'D.
Corn-Sew MIXED spot. nrm: SIS Ii1d.
Futures. steady; holders offer sparing y !;
August, Is I'D: September, As 9s.d; Octo-
Der. - SD.
Fiour-Firm: St Louis fancy winter. IS
Cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16

TIE STATE OF TRADE
sls rrAscrsco, Aug. 15.-wheet--Easy
December. 9sjsc; new seller, eo5<c; May.
HKK.
EsrIsy--Essier: December. eo,Sc.
oorn-sL37K
fRxApsTrFFs AND oKAfss.
Tour-Family extras, 81. 40t33. so; bak-
sr' extras, si0O43.s0; supernne. 81. 50@
Wheat--The market IL weak: moderate
fsmsnd prevails for shipping purposes:
Va ], s6tk9 ssA.c: milling grades. Styles.
bayseY-Prices stationary. though easy:
'ssa. fair 10 good. sl0TsiKe; choice. eZtStd
&A.f. brewing. 805a23sc. cheyalier, stand
I'D. sLz59L271s.
0ass--Soit market as to prices, with very
heated trading; new California coast. eoe
@sIio; milling. $Ll7txMi,22iz: surprise,
Vi 80 81; fancy feed. 81. i5td |. -; good to
eaeses. sl.050i. l2ix; poor 10 fair. s0eWN:
tafk and red. nominal; gray. $L0zbz
elmX
frosaoe receipts-Flour. sacks. q. 065;
steas eenisIs, 100: harley. ceatais,
Ito; oats, eentals, 565: beans, sacks.
~: potatoes. sacks. Ass: onions, sacks,
~; bran, sacks. I,9ss
FINANCIAL
DFafss-0n sight. New York. per 500.
ie. Sterling exchange - On London,
ariy day bank. tsssA.
silver bafs-Per ounce. 63963Ssc.
Mexican dollars--5iss15lA.e.
MISfn0 STOCKS.
Alta. p: Belcher. ai: Best a Beieher.
~; bodle Consolidated. iT0; Bulwer. -;
Ahaiar. 81: Consolidated California &
lfginia. as; Crown Point, -; Eureka
Naa. =; 5oaid a. Curry. 6S: Haze & Nor
sisss. 20; Mexican. 1876. Mono. 80:
ypair. 2s5: Potosi. 4s: Savage. 81;
s*rfA Nevada. 70: Union Consolidated,
q. Utah. 8; yellow Jacket, SIS: Andes, So;
hasssen. IS. Caledonia. 10: Challenge
soa. ~; Conso dated Imperial. 2. Grand
rffs. 5, Justice. 10: kentuck. Il: Over
saa, IL; Seq. Belener. IS: scorpion. S:
APPS Consolidated, 10; Confidence. Ito
Occidental. 10.
fEEsso. Cal. Aug. ia-At q 1oint meet
81 California Raisln Growers and
31ksFs Company. constituting the new
..shSne. and the outside packers today.
80 loioEing prices for raisfns was agreed
s. :. -Four cresn. loose. zsSc a pound !;
sAfss crown. ssse: two crown, Sc: seedless.
10y grapes, 2isc; three crown, LAYERS.
q BOZ; four crown, fancy clusters.
s1eli I've crown, DehesS clusters, 81; six
I've. Imperial clusters, IS; Sultanas. tc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
CHICAGO MAgkEfs.

TIE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Aus. IT, Wheat was more
active. The feeling Vas rather mixed.
ruling strong early and weaker Later. the
closing being EASY. First trades we're at
kas1c advance, but gradually weakened
down .GIc. rallied &c. changed some,
and closed as stated. The trade bought
freely az the start. on the theory that corn
was going to advance sharply, though the
higher cables and higher opening ~ New
York helped TO strengthen the situation,
The weather in New England Was reported
as unsettled. which Was u minor factor.
AT the advance there vas free realizing.
several of the large commission houses
selling literally, which caused the weaken
ing TO set In, and in the absence of any out
side support the prices steadily declined.
The large arrivals a. primary markets.
light clearanoes and falling of in the en-
mort business we're influences which aided
the reaction. The trade evidently over
bought AZ the start, and a. the hrst SHOW
of weakness holders FASTENED 20
sell out. which created sharp
break. The export ciearances Of wheat
and aour aggregated SIS. ooo. Of which
only "a 600 was in -four. New York re-
norted ,hirtv-fivs boat loads taken FOR az
rort. aud there Was quite little demand
for cash wheat here. Corn continued 10
rule active, nervous and unsettled A
GOOD trade was witnessed and The feeling
prevalent Was on the whole easier There
vas not a great deal OF corn for sale at The
start. while quite an urgent demand pre-
vailed. and 10 was some tine before TIE
call vas satisfied, when offerings increased
sna price. sagged back, bui again rallied.
The country bought 20 . moderate extent
today. the selling as usual coming from
longs. Who purchased cartier in the week
snd today took their profits The rsincipal
buliish influence was the var3oas weekly
crop bulletins which are generally muea
worse than the trade had looked for, and
most Of the report. conceded that the rains
had come 100 late in many places 70 do
much good 70 corn. The Washington
CITY advlces for the fhirty-six hours iadl-
Gated clear and fair conditions throughout
the week. The speculative market opened
nth an advance II s.8le and solo on
sstehtlv. advanced &C, declined hseS NC,
raIIsed s.ga.c. then declined again ie5lAse,
changed some and closed a. mentioned.
oats advanced early on the strength in
corn. and reacted later. but closed trna.
The market Was active with range In
ssptember OF &c. Provisions were fairly
active. advancing early with corn and bet
ter prices tor live hogs Offerings increased
Later and prices declined. Compared With
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
MARINE NEWS.

PoEr TOWNSEND. Aug. I6-fSpecial.l-
Arrived-Str Costa Rica, from San Fran
cisco, at Nanalmo: str City OF Puebla.
from San Francisco, for Sound ports: ok
Harvester. from San Francisco, AT Tacoma,
thence TO Port Blakeley: Boil OK Bunda-
ieer, from San Francisco, at Nanaimo;
Chill blk Republic. from Valparaiso, for
orders; sch 6. w. Watson, from San Fran
cisco, at Port Blakeley.
Sziled-C. s. Holmes, from Port Blake
ley, and sch Corona. from Tacoma, for
California.
The sch Golden Shore. from Fort Blake
ley, for Sydney. put in here with the
captain seriously i'll.
SAx Francisco. Aug. EN-
pire. from Departure bay; schr Psrkers-
burg. from CoquiiIs river. Departed-Bk
Rufus Z. Wood. for Nanaimo; schr O. NJ.
kellogg, for Gray's harbor; schr Louis. for
Columbia river; schr Bangor, for Port
Townsend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16

nccFAxlc STEAMSHIP CoYPASY-HoSo-
" LUIE AND AUSTRALIA
sseauess lexvs san frsuc.seo Ter n e p 2. z.
samoa. Aucklzad. ~ - AID y 1ass, > > y,
withoui change.
steansship Agaraesa, Auzsast Z, p IA
Honolulu orlv. sssauasafr A. -srsllss ~
J. b. SPRE1kElS q hhga H.
9}susFs Axens-, saa tssEaessea
" wxwxYKR DIST AEest. NsnaoaFeE, g
laos A. GEsEAx. Agsnt, siArr-s9ya aaSeE'
SsAsiiG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16

cAS IRAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
= THOMSON. Carrying uaite1 s.&iss tseil.
W,-.4,...s.x 50 Frtsay At = r. Ter PORT 10Ha-
49,. 50 rnxv rsssnss aaa New y hsscers-
sakEa BorSp TIME cAKn soeEh $50
l. S~sfsts 90 Ak Iv =. A&tc0sn 600 an
- - Tow,sss so an ~ Rsche ~ II % an
~ Fr.sav 80 amsLs Fssaay t--R-9s0 "a
u RseAs Hf = . rz LIZ p Iesas@ 80 III
n TsnFarsaa Nanaxizg owner J. l.
HzgGels. ASvaL 'Pa5ae So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16

last night September PORK - lT1xc lover,
lard z1<c higher and rins 25xc lower
Closing: wheat-Weaks <zgnss. sac;
SepEenb Der, $40
Corn-Easisr: August, 65lc: sspssn-
Der. 55<c-
oats-Eiishsr; August. soszc; September.
3b7xc
POrk-Lo~sr: September. sl25TH. Jana-
AIRY. Sass.
Lsra-sssady: September. szs2ss: ysna-
sry. sT.62;s.
Ribs-L5~sr: September. 81 81. Janz-
arv, s7.l1s<.
Ry<-Duli ~ 4-5<G
BATiey-Fsrm 81 5S5<e
Fsaxseed-Dull ~ SIS
Iinoshy-flrm - S. 81
LIVE sToCx.
Eogs-Receipts. IS 600 head; yesterday
u-s3Ss shipments yesterday. esq. market
active and firm. With prices N9I5c
higher. Lght. s. iOGza5; rough sack
ing, S499z5 %; mixed, <S.fc1560:
heavy pacKiae and shipping lots, $ss22
$50; pigs, $451e51I0
Czttie-Receipss. 1900 head: receip pts
yesterday. 6,tsi: market steady for best:
natives. sL15gs.50; fancy beey~s, 81 sosg
$50: Texans. S.: Westerns. <i.5a
sneep-ReceIpts today, Il 100 head: re-
esipts yesterday. N,475; MARKET steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
HKAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded IN the Audirsr's Once
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l,
1894. are 81. 075. 3gT There we're fled for
record Yesterday deeds. the considera-
tons aggregating s4.soa. FolIowing Is
the list as furnished by osborns. Tremper
a Co. abssractors Of title. il6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second;
Sheriff TO NJ. NJ. Andrews. one-half acre
in Collins donation claim. s., ls6
Jeunie Soggy 10 George W. Nhitmarsn,
II acres in sec 50. Is. q. 500.
Joseph f3nrwsll 20 Andrew Kan, blks
II and Is, and other lots, Grand View 10
bes Sones. 81.
]. A. sheldon 20 Joseph kcehisch, lot
10 Blk IL. Valentine add. 81.
W. Z. Lawrence 10 G. Klein ct a., LOT .,
blk Il " ala Walls aid, 81
y z. K r. Co. 10 +. CoAsen, ns1 OF
net.. sec s.. n. g. Slta
G. J. Johnson 10 c. T. Becxman, ioi /,
blk n. Northern. Sy00
Sheriff 90 c. G. Patterson. Dis III and
II. woo1laxu. 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16
TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dsntiss has 10
say about iti
We have carefully examined the
formula OF LUBTS'3 CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and end
that IL contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. 1t has in its composition
snraclent sntissptic properties to
sreaten the breath and make the
suu hexIthful and hrm Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the secum ulation
of parasitAcai animaie1i9 50 iniQ.
rfous 20 teeth and gGm-
W r. GIDDISoS. y. d. 8.
GEO. W. RRAGpON. ID. DIS
GEo. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. D.a
It. @. ALBIs, ID. d. \.
L NJ. LEsSET. ID. ID. q
Nv DIS rORTEs. u. d. Z
C.P. BROWN. .. d. q.
GRO. < MILLER.
JOS. MoTpY.
e s. coYNE. 1. ID. 9. and n.
r c. d. S.
@. q. GRIFFIN.
I'M FOX.
J. W. PUI sAM-
l In. FEATHER
\ LuBIN's TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth
/ Coed Teeth make Good Digestion.
4 Good Digestion makes Content
meat
Contsnsnsns makes LIE worth
h living.
80 CENTS A BoTTLK
| Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
4 NINA vlLsl BiLll ft11
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FRlDE AND SHIPPING.

nxv.xrxxyT ~ AsurrETVsx.s
. MKaTEKk EEsxars I
poxrx.xp. o.. AuE- IA lss&s
rkmrs1xvs Far warmer.
S~ucaE sN n r. AIcIAT9Rx.
OBSERVER II Ch&rxe
~xv YrpzxTNEyT 80 kszsrcI1ukss
.-rxs prsxAz-psELs sSIa1fIs
exsrrrx. wxsa. AzE Is Iss<
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hoops CANAL RoUTE

Troops CANAL RoUIE
III Tee Sex steamer
DELTA
leaves Coleman pocks teei 9, sAs1
Tg..9.v, TNarss&y sas satarcsy 81 a "a 81
KInEsscn. Pcgs Gszeie. uissz -. -
49,, sssrv ard wsy pests. Leaves Snsoz SsiF
s..s....ss.~ x~sssng Az& santsY a a -
"s@-ss@~s' n IRoC IMAM zAstsE
EN-. sooDRVE. AsszI
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STEAMER FARALfOS.
d xuatehs. steamers fer san Francisco Aug. IS
an1 foFtalxhtiy thereafter.
Passsnxsr aaa frsignt rates the lowest
Tiekets and freight rates eza be Obtained By
applying 10 J. Z. CARROLL AGENT
Union Dock eoot 0. Uaioa street,, se4tfia
TelSnhaea 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-16

rhsrs gas bat little doing in the local
r,,.ase market yesterday and but little
sb.sr< vas noticed in prices. Rece1pts
xs.e far and the earry-over stocks we're
i.rrs IN fresh fruits the demand Is good.
~ Is Ess from being sufficient TO con-
rus Supplies Choice spples are meeting
xlsb rood iaqDiry 81 the quoted rates,
X. the medium grades are dull and slow
3 ! sell. Fancy peaches are freely offered.
"a prices are low. Bartlett pears are in
btasy supply. Grapes are attracting more
sssstion and the quality Of recent receipts
i <rceslenf. Wasermelons aud canta-
lspss are In heavy ovsrsuppiy and the
saessd rates are not vel sustained. Piums
a. neglected and shading the ASKING
sr.oes fails 10 effect sales Berries are in
szod supply and cheap. but the inquiry
sss<srs 70 be rather light.
ID dairy produce business II steady and
esits extensive. Creamery butter is firmly
k.dsihe recently advanced price, and
nneh eggs are in heavy supply and find
sosd sssss. Cheese Is unchanged. Poultry
i plentiful and dull.
Tee movement in merchandise lines IL
fys.-cIsss and in some lines prices are
,.fsning up. Pure iards advanced y of
scent yesterday and dry salt u of q cent.
Canned meats. sugar and rics remain
ytyy stropg.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the rslands- STEAMER UTOPIA, =. W. Nc
Gregor, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon, Seattle Central
wharf, o D m. Mondays and Thursdays for Pert
Townsend, Anaccrtes, Fsirhaven. New wstcogn.
Blaine ana Friday Harbor, going through 10
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Pare TO Blsias. e.: fare 10 Vancouver. 81
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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ma STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION

d b STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID COMPANY
SAVE TINE AND XoEKY.
STEAMER leland BELLE
C. u. BrowHdeld, Master,
VIII leave Seattle and Tacoma Moadsy, Wed.
resday and Friday for Port Townsend Ans
corses, sAmssh. FAirhassn and whxfcorn, gosnx
through on Friday 70 Blaine s9d SeEzlshmoo
Returning leaves whAtcom every sunday,
TcasdaF anc THURSDAY.
LEAvE Tine CAEh AxErYR
Zoo pm-.......-..-. Tacoma ............li.0o am
500 pm Seattle. .........- 200 am
l--S3 am Port Townsend -....-..12.co pm
40 arm. $50 pm. Anacortes 400 am, $50 pm
SO arr. $50 pa - SsEtSh .5.0o am. $50 rsn
tbs pm......-.... Fairhaven-. 7:4S an
7.N0 pm .....-.-.. Is hAfcnn-. .......... 500 am
$40 pm -. Blaine on saturday $50 400 nm
rpecsal rates given on large snipmsafG
CITY Dock Co. Age1tA JOS. EILDALI,
Telephone So General Manager.
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EVERETT RourE-sTMR- GREYHOUND.
IA Daily Except sunday.
Levrx eestfle s:ss - m. IL - 4. m, ard IN
r. n. Leaves Everett o. IN p. n. sna p. In
su8asvs-Leaves Seattle ils4 a. IN. Lss7ss
Ev~rest .. "a.
FAfe--singie trip, 7Se; .ouDi tFtp. g.1@ Csn-
Eecis With coats for Tscors aud Eaohomish.
IAn8far-ralmsr doc<. lot ~ Nasisa street
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
cgzuG GreBp. Pres. r. ". Soosaus. see'y.
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pACIFIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch sts.-ae-s Erom seattle a toglovs.

Fer San Francisco via Port Townsend sa1 Vie
tcrza. AZ q lpassangerE received an board a.
: O. M August !. s. II. e. q. - 81
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER RAINIER
Rsau'it aad rsfarsish@1 leaves NsecAsats eoex
N0ndsy "a sanssdsy asa friday a. q N or
kiaestsa. Port aaEsle Bangor Seabeex liz
~zGp De vssta. Hoeasaert 1 alsz City sa1 ies.s-
ns1ssE polsi8. arriving n Ins4a Esiy al = "a
Leaves alien City = ~ Tuesday gAurs4Af
ssg ssS zrasy, AErlsisg IN ssssIls a. > IA
= LIEBf. AAstsG
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sAx FRANCISCO MARKETS.

rs.r1.sp. Aug. l5.-wh..s-Unch.ng.d.
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ESoE T. DRY DoCE. eTDSEY. CHARLES
TON AND bHEAERT0S
gaE FAST sTEsHKR
III fGEN CAEbI III
Leaves Harrlngsoa a smith's wharf two srfps
ia ly, except FRIDAY. - so . IA ara 8 p IA
Leaves ErsneFton s.ss q and 10 ?. m.
Leaves Caarleztcs. ? IS a n. sui as D. n.
Leaves s}dusT. 10 IS q ~ sd a1is a n
DAcfFYc NARRATION CO
Il TIRE I'd
s~st.ss xn1 whAfesea Raats-stste of wash.
gnwtan leaves seattle "a y exceEs 5zsuYdsF 81
Il n m. seattle and Ia Coausr koat&-Fsis.
sven is4vs. sasts2e daily sxcsYE Saaaay at
"A Tacoma zaa sez4tie = u.e--~tase If v ash
lnrfoz leaves ssassle Tuesdays ana 4hars9zys
YKsLER DoCK-
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poRT BLAKELEY RoUTE-THREE TRIPS
L q day. Commanding Monday, July 30
STEAMER SARAH N. RESToy
VIII leave Central wharf a. 10 q m, >. m and
3 p m. daily. except Saturday sud Sunday.
saturday, 10 a m. .. m. and ID n m
Sunday, 1880 g. m aud ?.
WM II PRIMROSE, Master
For further particulars, wharf. once or ~ boat
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsALIK
Arlington Dock,
Leaves for Victoria aud Pert Townsend daily,
except sandag, at II 80 p. m: returning, leaves
Victoria g. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily, except Sunday
at q M; Sunday, direct, Al 3 g. m. /; returning
Direct leaves Port Townsend at4 = ra- Pnoas ia
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6ooDALI- PERKINS a CO.
Geasrsl Agents, Sza ErArcisca
J. T. JOHNSON, r. :. supt, seattle