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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

q. MARTINEAU has given up hotel
keeping at the old Chapman house
stand and goes IT, his farm. 1t il
said That Mcssis SicOttc and Pariscau
will take the vacated premises.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

a ROAD petition is being circulated
to open up the section line from the
southwest corner uf scctinn 10, nortl .
ward to Il e Neclic aud Tclnbina road,
on the township line between Ne. b.
and Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

On next Sunday evening in the
Presbyterian church, will be held a
union Temperance service, under the
auspices Ut tho W. G. Il. U. Special
music will lie furnished dby the male
quartette and others. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

WEATHER, still warm aud springlikc
mnst OF the week with quite "a little
snow storm, on Wednesday. Farmers
are getting ready for seeding.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

Sixth Annual Statement.
eOf tho Pembinu Builcng and Loan Associs.
ton.
AssEre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08

Ec2tuC1 ciNuk2-
w. X. Moorehead, a geologist. was re-
Gently buried alive while excavating q
mound of the mound builders in Ohio.
He fell with his head resting little above
his feet. and suffered little beyond a sensa-
tion of strong compression due to the
weight of the earth, which pressed the
buttons Of his light costume into the skin,
and cause his watch chain to mark his
body. The pressure of the soil on his
straw hat caused him to feel as II the skin
of his brow were cut knife in his
pocket seemed to burn into the flesh, and
finally his backbone seemed slowly 20
break. Then he became ipsensibie TO
pain, though still able to think. His
thoughts succeeded each other like dashes
of lightning, and related 10 the past, the
future and his home. He did not think
OF bis condition, except 10 wonder II he
would be able to breathe when he was
taken out of IL. He tried to move his
hand. even his finger. but failed. He
could not lift his chest, and the only part
of his body he could move was his lower
jaw, which the clods permitted to be done.
He remembered how warm the earth be-
fore his fsce had become when the breath
was pressed from his lungs. He kept his
mouth shut TO exclude the earth. but
after time il opened in spite of him.
him a horrible sensation in trying to eject
them. He felt that he was lost, and be-
came indifferent. The workmen who
were digging him out cleared The earth from
his face and eyes. but when they stopped
. little, the pressure on the rest of his body
drove the blood to bis head and swslled
the veins SO that he was afraid they would
burst Moreover. he could not breathe
vet. because the thoTax vas still COM
pressed by the soil. He never lost con-
sciousuess. and as the men carried him
away he saw little wild yellow canary
sitting on spray, and heard it sing. As
the bird iew of. he fanoied that he was
flying after IL, and perching on one twig
or another. Just as IL did. The sky seemed
of different color than usual, 10 also
seemed grander, and the country more
beautiful. aud he was 50 much affected by
the wondrous beauty of the spectacle as to
shed tears.
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Tn. lat. Philip GILBERT Hamer,on.

Phillip Gilbert Hamerton was born at
LAKESIDE. nesr Shaw, in Lancashire. Eng
land. September 10, 1884. His parents
died when he was child. and his eduea-
tion Was cared for by an aunt. he gave
great attention TO Landscape painting, and
after 1855 lived mueh In Paris and IN the
Scottish highlands. He was for time
art critic of the Saturday Rcriese In 1859
be married French lady and took up his
residence In France, chiefly At Autun. His
paintings have much originality, but.
though not without technical merits. they
have failed OF popularity. As an
sicher he has achieved reputa-
ton. and some of the important details
of the late improvements in the etching
process were invented by him. Bat ne is
best known by his writings. which show
an originality Of thoaght ON q variety OF
subjects. aud are rendered attractive by
clear and piguant style. Among them ase
Isles Of Looh Ave. Poems:" Painter.
Camp In the Highlands" Contemporary
Freach Painters" "The Etcher's Hand
book" Painting Ia France" "Wender-
home. Story" The Unknown River"
The Intellectual Life" Chapters on
Animals" "The Sylvan Year" 1.-The Life
Of Turner and Modern Frenchmen,"
Thoughts About ART" Itching and
Efghs~sHf
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Burns THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises
IIlgxiCan MDstans LiniInent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints
In A GILDED COFFIN.
Gar Alexander's Body Lying in
State at Livadia.
GUARDED BY cosSAcK TROOPS.
The Pro~essien 80 the Church-Csar
Nfchsiss Taking Held
Of Affairs.
GUARDED BY cosSAcK TROOPS

LryAprA. Nov. The massive gilded
coffin containing the remains OF CEar
Alexander III. was removed to the
Byzantine church yesterday evening.
There the body of the late cxar
will lie in state until tomorrow.
At 8 IN the evening che Cossacks
who had been acting a. the imperial
body guard, attired in their long tunics.
with gold facings, took up their positions
along the route from the palace. The
procession OF white-robed clergy then
emerged from the church and formed in
line across the path. The bells began to
ring. and soon af.erward the sound
of the singing Of hymns was heard
in the distance. Amid the mufiied
rolling OF many drums the procession
entered the church path, headed by sail
ors carrying lanterns and banners, and
followed the choir Of children dressed in
white. They were followed by the clergy,
and then came the coffin, surmounted by
the imperial crown and borne by Cossacks.
Benin the colin were the car and car
ina. VINO were desply yelled. the Grand
Dukes Sergius and Vladimir, the queen of
Greece and Princess Alix of Hesse. the
Princess OF Wales and the Duchess of
Saxs-lopurg ana uolnh, the cnlluTeD De.
longing to the imperial and royal family,
aud the high court and military officers.
The Cossacks placed the coffin in front
OF the church as the military band PLAYED
"How Great and Glorious Is God in Zion"
all present standing with uncovered heads.
After the hymn the coffin was borne into
the church and laid on the bier. When
the mourners we're arranged around the
bier the bishop OF Slmferopol celebrated
mass. after which the party left the chsrch
and returned 20 the palace IN carriages.
ST. PErERsBURs. Nov. The car is
showing great activity in answering the
many kilograms OF coincidence aud express
sions of loyalty which he receives, and the
impression prevails that he is trying to
demonstrate the fact that he is courteous
and genial, and that Russia is extremely
loyal. Replying to a message of sympathy
and loyalty from the mobiles Of Moscow,
the car said: I'm union with you l shall
find strength to fulfill the arduous duty
which has deyolved upon me so early, and
shall devote all my power to the service
Of my dear country"
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer MEXICO in expected any day
from Alaska.
Steamer Island Belle resumed her regu-
lar run yesterday morning.
Steamer Kingston brought in 2, 100 bags
OF Oriental sugar last night
Steamer Umatilla will arrive from San
Francisco tomorrow morning.
Steamer Rapid Transit arrived yesterday
from Nanaimo. b. c.. with . cargo OF coal.
Steamer Willamette will arrive today
and take on cargo OF grain for San Fran
cisco.
Two thousand sacks Of dour will Be
shipped from this city To Tacoma today by
the steamer Skagit Chief.
Ship Spartan arrived yesterday from
San Francisco and will load about 2, 800
tons of Black Diamond coal.
Steamer walla Walla arrived at the
bunkers at 1880 O'Clock to take on fuel.
She will sail tomorrow at q. ID. with
full cargo OF grain.
Steamer Wasco made the sksgit Chiefs
run to Tacoma yesterday, the latter
steamer laying of her usual run TO take
full cargo of cement to the dry dock at
Port Orchard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08

Rys-Nerainal: 47c-
BArsey-Sominai; Sc.
Fiax-FRm: HS7
1fmothy-SosninaI: $50
Pork-Lowsr. January. sfL-s: May.
&f20s
Lard-Lowes; January. O. S.: May. 81.
RIBS Lower: January, 1896: MAJ.
6 las
LIVE STOCK.
csstle-Receipts. 1900 Choice steers
we're in small surpsy aud. while strictly
prime bronght S. a. there we're few sold
above $50: from So TO - IS took The ma
josity OF the natives. ana prices below $. 20
bought mast Of the rangers.
sheep-Reeeipts, 400 Good 20 choice
we're qaoted ~ $275Ss3 20. and poorer
grades. 81 15&25o; lamos were saleeble 81
$zts4 80 .or poor 90 choice
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srw YoSK. Nov. THE speculation
e the stock exchange this morning was
sa'ssd By strong tons, and there Was
saSd bayiug throughout the entire list
sss very evident THAI Wall street vas
saa'sasd WitA the elections and believes
'ass sae Republican saccess wtil es fol-
s@ssd ~ 8 revival Of trade and general
s4asess improvements throughout the
.eassFy. The sigaiheance al the Fesalt.
.e.1 speculative posnt OF view, Is What
saAses u certain. IS the street rssas The
.s@Auen. that Tor the present no tarid
saa1srsnw ~sa &c indueea. and the down
:. - e. 'ae fopulisis ia the West checks
sro~tN Of an agitation which had
1say become powertul enough 70 he
sual II business Interests by rsssen OF
aSAing tas stability of cur monetary
as'sa- In tie nTss nftsea minutes sugar
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CHICAGO aARkKrs.


CMrcAso, Nov. After . arm opening
on better eab.ss. wheat broke SHARPLY To-
day on free selling. and closed nc lower
for May. May cora closed i.e lower. MAY
eats &c lower. and provisions sitA slight
declines. On this light display Of strength
early there was an immense amoEai of
wheat for sais. and the pressure wss 80
general that the market eoulG not absorb
IA. even in the face Of the arm CAB IS. At
noon gsssdssrssf's came in showing sn In
crease IN the world's visible After . rally,
the market again tSrned weak on the
free setting and fell 10 aSss for
Nav sad &sSe for December. closing
at those asurss. Ths corn market Vas
neglected so = certain extrnt. for the more
active dealings in the neigh boring heat
piG Another qaies session was passed ia
the oats market. Nav started ss sac.
sold aown TO SesG2sxc sni closed a.
Saac. Provisions. market weak Con-
pared witA Mondays closing prices, PORK
Is ls5ss loser. lard So and ribs ioe lower.
Closing Whest - Lover: November.
ksa.es December, ASss1
Sora--i.oSrr; November, 5Ia4e; Deem
Der. Sits
oats-Ea.y; No~mhsr. - 9@ssss; De-
eember, ass.
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THE STATE OF TRADE


sAr Francisco. Nov. The vegetable
market is rather quiet, with little move
ment In any particular line. Tomatoes
sold at an advance. Potatoes and onions,
weak. Demand for fresh fruits, slow, par.
hrularly In grapes. Peaches. scarce. APP
PIES, doing better in the way of sales.
Dairy produce, butter and eggs. weak. with
liberal stocks on hand. Cheese, steady.
Poultry market, weak. Supplies. heavy.
Game, in light receipt and steady.
Closing: Wheat - Weak: December,
Es.e: May. oss.c-
kariey-Quiel; December. size; May,
&c.
Corn-si.40.
Bran-si350 per ton.
BRKapsrurrs AND eRArsa
Fiour-Family extras. s.. i0Ss3 IS; bakers
srlrss. sS.00ets.io; supertine, x2.oce22a
Wholesome improvement has deyei-
cred 1T distant centers within Few days,
which has caused better feeling in local
circles. Offerings are anything but large.
sad there Ii no pressure on the part OF
ssiiers. Shippers are able to secure alt the
grain they want. s5i.c for No. 1 shipping
shest aud size tor choice; milling
grades. steady AT 9o392ssc.
Bar'ey-There is a fair local movement
O feed descriptions, bat the demand for
brewing purposes is anything but pro-
bounced. Stocks. fairly liberal; buyers
have good opportunity tor maxine selec-
ton. Feed. fair 10 good. T1isess2isc;
shoee. sSs.ts5c; brewing. s7,sves- Ne.
Oats Receipts have been quite heavy of
ate. The bulk OF offerings consists of
steck OF ordinary quality, and choice
froduct Is not promptly obtainable.
Back eats in request tor seed purposes.
Killing, sLo2ls@Lio; surpriss. si.i01
LIS; fancy feed. $Lo2ssIle71s; good
"a: black. $Li5aLs; red. sLio@L2o:
eTay. s7ls SlSi.
Produce receipts-Fiour, quarter sacks,
lltsa, Oregon. 1. G6a; WISH .ngton, |. 81
wheat. ceatals, IL 800; Washington, T., 81 !:
asfley. eentals 1. 100; Oregon. SIS; WasA-
iagson, 3. 597. oats, go: Washing ton, s. sss I:
sofn, eensais, 6ST, rye. sacks. OREGON. so;
Washington, st0. Deans. sacks. 5 a. pota-
tees. SACKS. 2.So9. Oregon, ESQ; Washing
sea. AS
FINANCIAL
nrsfts--on sight. New York, per 500
r. praiss-Teisgraph. New York. per
Va i2tse.
Silver bars, 6ssseeoSssc
Asa!can dollars. a2lsessSc.
MINING sEocKs
Alta, -; Alpha Consolidated. a.; Bel
saef, 50; Belle isls. q: Best & beleher.
~, bosise Consolidated, IS; Bullion.
- taedoniE. 30; Challenge Consolidated.
81 Ih0lisF, loo. Consolidated California
~ Virginia. as; Consolidated Imperial. !;
sfewa Point IS, Exeheaner, 4; Gould &
.sFr'e, g.; Hale & Norcress, 81; Justice. ~:
Asasacs Consolidated. q; Mexican. Is,
Aeao, ie. Mount Dsshlo. 10: Occidental
senso,isstea. 8; ophlr, SO; oysrmsn. ~:
tesa. g., savage. SIS; Sierra Nevada, s.;
tssen Consolidated. 81; Utah Conspli-
SAssa. - Yellow Jacket. ST.
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MARINE news.

PoRr Towysrsr. Nov. T.-Arrived-Sh
Spartan. from san Francisco. az Seattle.
To sail tomorrow-Bk Oregon, from
y aaaimo, for San Francisco. Snip Csron-
dolet goes from Port Biakeley TO Port
Gamble 20 finish taking on = cargo for
PORT Paerie
san FRAscfsco. Nov. ARRIVED
Belgic. from Hongkons and Yokohama;
State OF California, from Astoria and Port
land. Cleared-Cify of Puebla, for VIC
toria and Port Townsend: Farralon, for
Clallam bay. acknowledgements. for
Nanaimo; ok Germania, for Seattle
Homer, for Yaquina bag. Freighfs and
chartsrs-Am sh L. @. Burgess, coal. from
Seattle 70 San Francisco.
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sTEAH EES.

car srAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
= IH0&f~uSs carrying Lasz1 states aazEl,
caves CITY Etgs<. fncs "a Main street. k9414T.
v sdassssy xaFt Friday sts = ~ tes saFt Tswna-
sz1 -xa &z&a IssSass All Sss @Astrsta
soKTa EDr&A PIKE e4Mn- soCrH Boww0
IL s<ss<te .s % xE I.s \. hssnozs s - az
IL n Towas'A &c srGlLs Ra<he Hsf..-ii an
lx FrsesF - r..if - arr ~ Frl4sT AFs.. l1o "A
Ls Rechs r. l2.sa Ez Ls ~ Egwax'1 80 sa
s@a sreea essn rgn Ar Sess1sss...-. bis ia
J. r. TsosaP@na. ssnsEsas osesr J. A. Hat
TIA. AgezL kls-s 49,
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Preacher wiiiison Sentenced.

PORTLAND. Nov. wv. A. Wilson. who
forged promissory notes In this city few
months ago to the extent of about $40 ooo,
and who fed to Joplin. Mo, where he wa
arrested. was sentenced today to eighteen
years in the penitentiary
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ENGLISH MARKETS..

Lornos, Sov. Bar silver, 295<d.
ConsoGs. Ice 5-ia Bank Of England dis
count rate. Ger cent. A Mexican 8 per
cent external, loan OF 2.5ei. 700 was
issued here today az s.
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Nearly al descriptions OF pro1uce moved
n fairly well yesterday. bat stocks con-
unns heavy, and receipts. though largely
r,ducsd IS compared with . few weeks
sro. Are still greater than the requirements
!! trade. Prices remain Low and generally
sssk. In fresh fruits there 10 Scarcsiy
asy material aucfustion from day TO day,
The varieties being limited, but supplies
tesng excessive. Peaches are gradually
disappearing ar.1 thcre are very few now
offering. Fancy apples are meeting with
aasts fair inquiry and dealers are hold
iss firmly for the asking prices. Medium
saa inferior stock. OF which there Is an
ssandancs In market. sells slowly at very
.sw prices. Late varieties of pears are in
sood supply, but the inquiry is Of small
psoportions, SO that stock moves off
slowly, and dealers find il difficult TO OBJ
isin satisfactory figures. The demand for
ssiEces continues rather light and only
zoe best stock appears to be wanted. The
rscs.pts OF grapes are fairly steady and
vsl proportioned to the demand, but
strictly fancy stock is not plentiful.
Vegetables are abundant and selling
euits we'll at the quoted rates.
Dairy products move of fairly we'll.
Batter Is abundant and quotations remain
scout the same. Ranch eggs are coming
b hand freely. but prices are little lower.
ID consequence of the heavy receipts Of
Eastern stock. New cheese Is held firmly
q quotations. Poultry is duu and low
priced. The wool market remains de-
pressed. with very gloomy outlook for
10th growers ard dealers.
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SWEANY
J1e Front St, Seattle. w ash.
Union Block.


This learned specialist. well known oy his
long residence aud successful practice on the
Pacific Coast. guarantess 8 prompt aud perfect
eu-e Of evsrv esse he naeeftskss
FREE TREATMENT For ne sSss vi. b s s.Il IA
afternoons.
YarSg MN II you arc troubled with night
iVUAu MIN emissions. exhausting drains.
pimples, bashiulnsss, AVERSION 20 tocisfy, stu-
pidEsss, dependency. loss Of energy. ambition
anc sstf-ccn adsace. which deprive you OF yeuf
manhood and absolutely nnat you for study,
business or marrisgs--h you are thus 0leted
yoa know the cause. Gel well aud 10 nsAn-
hDDLEAGD ,os are s,.s : e
aching backs and Kidneys, frequent painful
irritation and sediment IL urine, impotency 81
aele signs of nervous 6on,lity and premature
decay. Many die of thls ditieultJ, i9aorens 81
the cause. which Ia the socoad stage Of seminal
weakness. The meat obstinate eases of this
character treated with unssiiins success
IpIvlTP Ds-ssses-3lsst. 9onorrhoa, Iufam-
fMfAlh nations. Dlsehsi ses. siriotarss, Veal.
sss.es Organs, syphiiis, H,droesle. yrieoos.s
and kindred troubles quickly cured wlthoa.
psin and dsteation from business.
rlTlpQu-whioh pcisoas tie breath, stomach
tai aRau ana iunss aud paves the wy Tor
CONSUMPTION. Throat Liver, Heart, ki9Esy,
Bladder snd all constitutional and internal
troubles: a.so Rapture. fiies, Fistela treated
far In advance OF any other Institution in the
country.
BLOOD AND SAS l p.s''s a:t sGss: sss's In
TAfat.. Tunors, letter. Rosens snd eshsr
Impurities OF ths flood thoroughly eFsdIoassd.
leaving the system In stroEg, pure ana
tsxltafai stassA
ilnIrS-I you ere scattering from persistent
LausES Hssdsehes. Painfai Asastguasfoa,
leneorrAoA or anstes. Itc.aae,s Itching. Dis
r.osnsni ei the Womb. or sny other distress
iag ailments peculiar 20 Foar EEK, roo xhoalt
eoasugt D.. sveany without ds.ay. he cures
wh~H otssrs fail
upITp Your srcuhiss n n~iaK away from shs
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sogrsspondsnes aae by fasslains seus secure
from ob.@rvsssoa- Boox sntltsed "GTIDx 10
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oncs hours, 20 Il q IT., 3 10 . and TO Q
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For publications aud information apply to or
address T. {. sTEVENs.
General Agent, 6f2 Front 81. seattle. Wash.
FL. WHITNEY.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent 81 Paul.
MIMI
Depot Ticket Office. Commercial Dock. be-
tween Madison kni Marion streets.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

g.A DBYA or AaRrcrIYrRRs
HKATEER BUsxAr.
PORTLAND. Or. Sev, 7, 1854,
s->euss foe Tsufscsy; fair: cooler.
II. r. ALcfAroRR,
Observer In Charge
I'm eFisfs nyrxR7mKsr or AsKrcrLxuEn.
v1xTnER BCERAC-pArLY EULLETfN.
exATTLu Wash. Nov 7, 1874
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Humphrey Johnson, wsil-so-3o
farmer in Cctscn Sood, $ saharo % Cleye-
laae, shot and killed his ssfs Ncnaay
afternoon, and thea con- assted sntel&s 81
the sane means. lie was some Aas Pc
n9TIous. and che wSs iie~-al ia spending
his Hsonsy. Iss.E qg2sss.s vsss re.
qasEI
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RssA what your dentist has 10
say about itf
We have carefully examinsd The
formula Of LUBTS'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and nnd
that 20 contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree iniure the teeth
or gum. IL has In its composition
samcisns antissptio properties to
swseten the breath and make the
run heaithful and nrm. It's daily
use will help 10 prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the aeeum uistfon
Of papssitiesl an m aiculD so mia.
rtoas to tseeh and gum-
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M 0RTH ERE
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r. NJ H6R&Dn 9& WRaRmo
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Through Tickets TO
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TIME SCH E DULh
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70, oynpia. Gray's HsreOr elites and south
Fer Tasofa-7:oo and 30 q m. 2:ia. Sis sna
rRaixs aKKIvE AT SEATTLE
From 81. Paal sua E.t--4sS0r m.
Prom Portland and sonta-i@sss q m and
nom Olympus. ersy's Hsreor cities and south
from Iaeona-I2:ss aad s.s5 m; I2.zA 40
and S;b y IA
For rates, Foates aaa other iniorr7stlon call o.
or address A. u CHARLTON.
A 81 Asn. fass. AIT,
IL First street. Portland, Or.
Ia sADEAu. General Agent. sesstis
City Ttekss osEea. corner fsAAeg avenue sai
Depot Ticket ozses. corner West and coIanbla
streets
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PORTLAND GRAIN MAMIE.
SAN rKANoisco MARKETS.

PoRTrAsn. Nov. Wheat - Valley
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
sTEAsEg RAINIER.

VANCOUVER RourE-A TR THROUGH
sae Islsnak slEAMkR UTOPIA. Capt
q 8risn. Master.
Leaves Tacoma Il neon. Seattle Central
wharf, p N, Mondays and Thursdays for Port
tom. Blaine and Friday Haroor. gosnx through
- Vancouver on Thursday trin
Fare 10 Blaine, g.. fare 10 Vancouver, 81
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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COAST LINES NORTH AND SOUTH

Through Train TO Vancouver
Without Change.