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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-23

lumber industry % the Pacific coast. TX
vii allow Of Hr lumber successfully com
petinE with white and yellow pine. the
difference being on a weight OF 59o
reuads 10 Loo feet, OF s.. which az pres
ent Is barrier in the way Of sales
Iowa. fer example. uses less than aossa.tso
feet or fir lumber from the Coast yearly.
while IL takes between Iss,oa.sn ard ~
oae 90 red cedar shingles AS il Is pretty
generally known that the consumption or
lumber is three times as large as shingles.
i Is obvious that lower freight rate -
needed. Increase the lumber shipments
taree-foiA and the Pacific Northwest Will
he the most prosperous section OF the
United States. IL woUid start every Idle
NH or the Coast. furnish employment 10
thousands OF lAaorerS in the mills and
woods. create a demand for CEREALS ana
food TO supply the additional labor en-
plovei ard hence increase the number 81
farms. and would give profitable west
ward haul in the shape OF clothing. pro-
visions machinery, etc
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Tug wanierer was in port yesterday for
coal.
Bark Germania began taking coal yes
terday.
Steam schooner Signal cleared for As
toria yesterday.
Steamer Resale had carload OF beer
and 1904 sealskins for Victoria Wednesday
night.
Steamer Chiikat. Capt J. ". McAiiep.
sailed for Yess bay. Alaska. yesterday
morning.
Steamer Roche Harbor Is in port with
a scow load-of lime rock from the San
Juan islands.
Schooner Laura Madsen win sail from
San Francisco for this port August g,
with general merchandise.
Steamer Sarah NJ. Renton. which has
had her boilers washed at Port Blakeley
resumed her run yesterday. relieving the
Fleetwood.
Steamship Queen. Capt. James Carroll.
arrived at Vancouver yesterday. and after
going to Tacoma will reach here today at
1870 a. n.
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The rain has helped the salmon run.
and TIRE catch has improved greatly with
IN two DAYS. The showers always cause
salmon % come &c the surface. and their
course IS more easily traced. \ boat came
in Yesterday with 10 silver salmon and
80 humpbacks This being quite early
for the former the indications for large
r7su are excellent 4 few scattering ones
have been caught before. but uoue in
iar-e quantities. TIE humpbacks have
now reached the hsroor. those sold here
hitherto having been shipped IN from
Nfukilteo Yesterday the seiaes here PRO-
dlsrc4 several Of the FIRST Of the run
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In to Date Raiirnad.

Aladdin himself in all his wondrous wan
behring's never once gazed up.n n greater
dream of beauty than the interior OF the
cars on the much celebrated North
Western Limited.
II you wish to make a daylight Journey
from Minneapolis or ST. Paul TO Chicago
you will fi.d the Badger State Express
via the NoISh- Western Line the pleasant
est day train you ever rode on in the
Northwest. Its luxurious parlor car with
everything conducive to rest and enjoy
ment isrthe easiest riding and most com
Portable day car we ever had the pleasure
of riding 400 miles in.
F. w. Parker Puget Sound Agent, col
Front street. Seattle.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL BUTLER.
]. p. Yakey. Sidney.
+. S. Barlow, Sidney.
Henry Roeder. Whatcom.
O. III. Culver. Fairhaven.
James Haight, Olympia
Sam b. Stay, Portland.
". W. Powell, Tacoma
G.. G. Goodwin. Tacoma.
Edward @. Sprowl, Tacoma.
Mrs. J. II. Ycates. Port Gamble.
\. r. Rogers. Olympia.
John Trumhull. Port Townsend.
j.. h. Hanson, San Francisco.
j.. :. McCord. Fairhaven.
G. j. Marshall, Everett.
Max Goldsmith, Kansas City.
w. :. Jameson, Hamilton.
T.. j. Moore. Portland
w. J. Riley, Ieavenworth.
Elton Fulmer, Pullman
T.. r. Nelson. Tacoma.
G, w. Boynton. Everett.
II. L. Harper and wife, Sacrams \
g, II. Hees. Toronto
+. a. Blackburn and wife, Chicago.
w. r. Haigt New York.
NJ. Jacobs, Tacoma.
a. Wainhurg. Tacoma.
Mrs. J. II. Irvine, Stanwood.
6. Il. Borrow. St. Louis.
Miss r; s. Stevenson, Everett
T +. Bevans. Fairhaven.
ii. u. DIETRICH. Portland
+. II. Woodbury. and wife, Chicago.
D1LLER HOTEL.
+. Demons. Port Townsend.
\. y. Bailey, Everett.
owen Griffith. Everett.
Alexander Birss. Skagit.
j.. Quinn. Skagit.
John \. Jordan. Nova Scotia.
Mrs. L. NJ. Duggan. Utsalady
Charles Farrell and wife. Thurston Co.
Miss Kate Farrell. Thurston Co.
Miss Agnes Farrell, Thurston Co.
Peter \. Peterson. Florence.
J. ". Rucker, Port Blakeley.
Ihos Sanders, Noodinville.
Alex Turner. WoodinvilIe
J. j. CavsnauCh. Portland
Miss Carrie Thornton, Port Gambia
Mrs. 5. Wiley. Port Gamble.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
q. Z. Carlu. City.
{. NJ. Kent Port Angeles.
John c. Murphy. Port Angeles.
Calvin ". Stewart. Sumner.
". G. Waite, Minneapolis.
+ 7. Hixon. Lacrosse Wis.
Walter Alexander. Wausau. Wis.
W. a. Seaver. San Francisco.
Charles J. WiatoH, Wausau. Wia
John Lenders, Merrill. Wis.
4. VI. Miller. Whatc0m
John OF Day Merrill Wis.
John Daley, Grand Rapids, Wis
4. L. Arpin, Grand Rapids, Wis.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Roantree. Port Blakelex.
J /. Worthley. Helena. Ark.
J. Rosby. Spokane.
= SfFother. San Francisco
J. L. Levy. San Francisco
Mr.. DeSiar. San Francisco.
{. r. Fowler. California
Mrs. {. =. Fowler California
y ;. McCord. Fairhaven
II. Kleemayer. Enumciaw
Bryon Wyiee. Tacoma
Leon L. Noise. San Francisco.
W II. Mixer. Tacoma
\. II. Denmau, Tacoma.
\. Y. Taylor. Tacoma
a g. Young. Tacoma
J.. u. Stenger. New Whatronl.
Corners. Plainsifter Z. Is. c. Spokane.
" a. ger do
Leuhart 40
Weeks a.
MlrioCx ~
DoQd ~
Arn@Son -
Marshall 10
Belt a.
MrRroOra -
McEuor 40
Eckmau a
Stranger 40
StCpher 40
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neab Pay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesicr dock Mon
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
pungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Gettysburg, Pysht. CiallaIn Bay and Neah
Bav: returning arrives Seattle 2.30 r. m.
on opposite DAYS Steamer Evanrel leaves
Yegier dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays - $50
b IA; arrives seattle alternate days pm.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

yonso-. Aug - Silver. So1sd- Consols,
ya- t1-fc bullion into Bank or England.
s.ss4 co. Rate OF interest. Bank or En-
gland. per cent.
~ York. Aug @-The Evening Pest s
Y.,-.for, cabIegram SAYS: The stock mar
lretx were tale bat frmer. Northern Ia
.fs,r bonds were Fat, and st faW vas
stra~e- on crop prospects. Prices ciosed az
- host bat with TO dealings here. haf-
e. a~a n.onopolizing attention Tie de-
.5i,,, sn exchRnSe had a good effect, but
tL, heavy trade balances against fne
1~,,.es states is urged by hears n their
fs,or II IS this phase or the question
.,,h,-h has made ire present tone in the
money market
gr,aadsfnrS and Grains
rfvsrpooI. Aug, @2--W heat-SI,ot. aI,et >
.sN,,,ara poor: No. :, rcd winter - "a 30
q ~ srrirs. - 81, Nc. l. hard Man .otss,
e SD. No. I. California = % < 49, :
o,,enea steady. with near sha e-ss.1l't -
sf,3ons s.a lower; closed steacy' N''0 ueat
,,,Sftgo,s unchanged 70 "a IoWe. S-s -
,,ositions unchanged; August > -. Il.s = >
.er,hsr. - lS.d: Noveinpe' - 49,
- = es.a: January. IS 10
,.o~r-Spot. quiet. American me- :, :.
- al Futures closed sieaoF' Nltn -
,,,s3fgons al lower. aae 0's.Al-e 49,
tt9rS unchanged % Id ioweF, IS 1 =. =
= a, Sspteraber. 3 SID. 'fctSoets -
~over,her. IS S.. December - Saad' S'aa-
us-v. IS 81. -. :. r..,t<
fancy winter. =.
u,,s \, r.ouaon, Paeiao coast, s.
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Tb- Python Is Pump,ny sand

The dredger Python began pumping
sand yesterday morning IN place Of the
Anaconda, which VIII be laid of untIl an
extension to her cutter can be made. The
Anaconda viii probably begin work again
by September ]. and both dredgers will
thereafter be kept constantly AZ IL. The
suppiy OF brush ran out on Wednesday
night So no work could be done on the
bulkheai yesterday. but another supply
Is expected this week
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Breadstuns and Grains.


San Francisco. Aug. 22.-Flour-Family
extras. ss.ssa3.fS; bakers extras. s3.15Q
aS; superfine. s2.S502.eo per barrel.
Wheat-No. / shipping. 92isc: choice.
sa.e milling. SiGl.o2i4.
Barley-Feed. fair 10 good. 51iz960c:
choice, sli4a62l9c. brewing. 7oG75c.
Disabling. 95cdy per GENITAL; Sur
prise. $lsiila: fancy feed. aams5c; good TO
choice, Sa9ec. poor To fair. 65472l2c: gray.
SGssi@c
Recelpts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1900;
wheat centals. 67.o09; barley. 5000: oats. 200:
beans, sacks. rs: potatoes. $500. onions. rs;
bran i,l55; mlddlings. $50: hay, tons. 57l:
straw, tons. s. wool. bales 9S: quicksilver.
TASKS, 2lo: hides. number. 1876; wine. gal
Ions. n.000.
Produce.
nutter-Fancy creamery. 24T25c: sec
onds. s23fgSc: fancy dairy. 2lq22c; fair TO
choice. is92oc.
Eggs Store. 159l9c.
Potatoes-Early Rose. S5145c: Salinas.
EaSoc. sweets. si75al2. river Burhanks.
tq9e
BeTkeiy green. corn-Isda0c: Alameda
Green corn. sl.25ai75: tomatoes, 259f5oc;
eharpless straw berries. seas: blackbcrries.
tAl-s. cantalo0pes. $e.75; egg plums. per
ION Sl20N, Bartlett pears. GScui.l5: IN
hask, aa40c. peaches, 3o@5oc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Nery dull. December. si0lH.
BArley-nuil. December, 6Sssc.
Cprn~Si5
Ersn-fis
Wool.
Weol~SprlnE. 20 s months, Calaveras
an foothili. defective. case: Northern,
eeod 70 choice. l29isisc. do defective. 81
fc. new lambs and fan clips. 5@6i2c: Ne
.ada. spring. Light and choice. a0lIc;
heavy. eaSc.
Hops.
Hops--i3s, per y.
Financial.
t4vcr Bars s5ts ffefa. Drafts tel ........S
NeN. Dol sFs fsr-.. fse
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sailed for the Queen Charlotte hanks.
Schooner Pilot. which has been in Taco
ma with her catch, Is In port and expects
10 sal today after taking ice.
The Loyal began discharging her catch
yesterday. Prices of haliout are but me-
dunn. some fish having been sold FOR :
cents without heads
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higher on best: Western steers. a ,z9s -.
Gamers. sf-55<zZ: xtockers ara feeserS 8 a
az. calves. s2a459.
saeep-Steaey. fair 20 choice western.
$50. common and stock sheep. s. 20
rs: lambs. ss9475.
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All expenses included from the time you
leave Seattle until you return from yell
iovysfona Park. September . personally
conducted excursion. in charge % DR.. Ro-
Iand n. Grant. OF Portland, in special
Puliuans. VIII leave Seattle for the Vel
iouCstoue Park. The rate made for this
-v~s,rsscrl Is the lowest ever named For
suu information apply 70 DR. Grant. cor
r~r Eleventh and Taylor streets. Portland.
or / \. <adeau. general agent. Northern
pacific. corner Front street and Yesler
avenue. Seattle.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.



New York. Aug s2-The rna~k., -.
generally strong today. At the ooenirg
tn@Fe was renewal OF yesterdays selling
% - International specialties. principally OF
-. fd1i, but this stock, as well as the
v.Ier drangers and the entire railway
ures was Well supported by the home trad
sfss ana rhs only material declines ze~a
~ the industrial group. Sugar being the
Siita suFerer, with break Of IA tger cer.
buy1ng OF the Changers soon checked the
Decline, and the business was graduate
distributed. bringing about an advancing
tehdency. which gained force as the dav
aovanceo, and which reached its height
De1oFe the delivery hour. The Continued
ease o. the sterling exchange, the absence
OF piils drawn against prospective gold
shipments. and the fact that there were
GO engagements OF the yellow metal for
SHIPMENT 10 Europe by Saturdays steam
srs were the factors in the appreciation Of
the share values. Among the prgncsnaI
gains were Lake Erie a wes,err s.re-
feTred 2Ss. Sugar 81. and Colorado Fuel
per cent The general market closed
strong
s7s.oo9. w.
Financial.
Money on cali. easy at 1 per cent. Prir,a
mercantile paper. 3ssQ4h per cent. ster-
hhg exchange. easy. with actual business
~ BANKERS bills at $4Sea sol. for demand
ana Assm4ssA for sixty DAYS. Posted
rates. s4ss5zEI4so and 81 SSl949i. CONNER
esz4Gg7c.
Government bonds-Strong
State bonds-Inactive
Railroad bonds-Flrm.
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rrMr CARp. Nv ErFEcr MARCH q.

North bound-Leave Seattle ; q m:
leave Port Townsend n m: leave Friday
Havhor III ~ a. m. leave Roche Harbor
$3.50 n m: arrive New whatcon .. m
South hound-Lesve New whatcom 4 a.
IN leave Roche Harhor a. m. leave
FRIDAY Harbar 70 a. m. leave Port Towns
end n M: arrive Seattle 7:Ss n. m.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly
Rogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Phone ST.
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PORT oRcHARD .AND- ronT WASH

steamer A. r. Robinson. carrying Y. s.
mail. leaves city dock. foot of Main ST..
a. $50 a. m: arrives at Sidney al lois
q m: arrives AT Eiiverdale AZ Il m.
Leaves slivcrdale at i215 y. m; leaves
sidney on return at p m. Fare 70 Porr
orchard points. &c. Daily except sunday.
II n Robinson. master. LILY. Bogardus
&. Co, agents Telephone S3s. Steamer
nnen for charter on Sunday.
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the information which has reached the
dealers OF this city regarding tho potato
srop Il to the effect that In Western
Warrington the Yield will not be half that
~ last year. Yet IL Is altogether likely that
,sts state will be called upon to supply
California. as reports from there Indicate
very short crop. The present dullness
q scoounied>for by a premature crowdlng
N tha market with small potatoes. Some
complaint of poor sorting Is probably due
10 no cause except short supply OF larger
ones The ruling price for stocks on hand
Is sl0l7fs ton.
gweet potatoes are quite scarce and have
advanced suddenly to DC. The cause prob
abs lies IN the scarcity of the other pota-
toes IN California. Green corn Is slow at
TO- Tomatoes are weak at 50465c. Can
,aloupes are brisk at $50 a crate.
Melons this season are very large and OF
fine flavor They continue in good de-
mand at SIS a dozen.
The steamer from California brought in
the first quantity OF Tokay grapes, which
sell at 81; others In the market sell at S0e0
@c Pears are high, but the price causes
light demand and an apparent good sup
My which otherwise would not occur. A
few Hungarian prunes came In and sell at
Soc A crate. Yellow egg plums are in the
marke, at SSaioc. Apples continue to sell
well for the best varieties. Gravenstelns
bring 81. Alsxandrias a0c.
Eggs took sudden jump 10 20c for choic-
est fresh ranch, and Eastern Washington
bring ieeii5c. Butter, Washington cream
err. is firm at 21Q32c.
Large quantities of new oats are being
offered. but while the crop was never
fner nor gathered IN better condition.
there is really no sale Hay is coming in
slowly and dealers VIII soon be at the
mercy OF the growers unless the former
zee fit to stop the war of prices.
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Uallhut sl0op II. T. Tickle. wh.ch has
done good vyork this season fn tne fishing
20 August I5ndroS. The new oaaar took
possession yesterday ard last evening
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Routa
Daily Except SUNDAY

IJtttF
Leaves Seattle. 1910 a. m. and 40 n. m.
Leaves Everett. 7:3o a. IN. and 1915 .. m.
Fare 50 cents.
Makes stops AZ i1dmonds ana Mukilteo.
Seattle Leaves Nail dock, Everett
ED. HARRINGTON. Managing Owner.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. se--Arrived-Noth-
ing. Departed-Coiumbla. Astoria; schoon-
er Dora Bluhm. Gray's Harbor; Mariposa,
Honolulu and Sydney.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
for Richmond. Edmo8ds. Mukilteo. Mosh-
err Everett Marysville Fast Everett.
Lowell and Snohomish, connecting a. Sno-
honiSh with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish a IN. daily. excepting
Sunday
LILLY, BOGARnI1S & CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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Leave Seattle IS usI5 a. m: e:sx s:1l
=. IN.
Leave Taccrns-s.>a a m: ]. 49, p. N.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle A. IN. l. m. n N.
Leave TacOnaa-a.S9 a. IA. 30. $50 p. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, TIA.
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar.
Ton street. Seattle.
SUNDAYS. excursion rates on steamss
fleetwood. fare. sec.
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= bF tso<tfi OF lfattte.
cs!cago, Aug Wheat was firmer at
tae opening. as cables were not as demon
aHsea as expected. There was some dts
foslIoA among shorts 20 cover, and there
vas not much fer sale The market held
comparatively nrm Cor the first hour -
- 70 Nsc above the close yesterday. Later
,asessn adviees were Giscouraging. De
aNefies N the Northwest we're nearly loo
cas- larger than yesterday. and the pro
,fss.onal sentiment gradually turned
tear4sh. The close was &C below the
esese yesterday.
Corn rose AT tire opening. but was
hammered down. ana lost cent during
u 6ay.
cats were steady fo- time. but turned
49, 81 tembcr closing Nc lower.
PROVISIONS were weak all day. being
svesi az ,ee efese. Pork lost s2'ac. Lard
''-e % Zee aad RIBS fro.n 10 10 i=4c.
Closing Quotations
Nheat-Ausast s'tsc; September, es'kc-
=. eo5ii-AHS 80, s. 81. September. SS& q
oats-Aues.s. sa-. September. los. = ls7sc.
tofk-Anstst. s-'s. September. S9.S7ia,
=, i@Fa-Avsast. September and January.
R'ess.-Ausust ard September. IS: Oeto-
Rye~gcc ia.
baT1ev-C~.
flax-N6-
Tlncthy-Casa s4N
Live stock.
:, Catiie-Wcak ard IN some instances Ice
- st2ekrrs ard feeders. s. 2ss7&. bulls
I; COWS ava belsers. 81 -: veals.
oss-iower. hcsvles. st1rGA-5. mixed
1910. corlmrn 10 choice lights. Stgos8
saeef-rfade fsiriv good ~ SIs7s7Sf1
- lhifTioT te cGoice natives and $3.50
- Ter Nos,ern, lambs. common 10
ktce ipts-ga,t'e G..0aa. calves 500 hogs
sse. sherp 1Aao
Omaha live stock Market.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug q -Wheat-valley, Soc
Walla walla. 47isc per bushel.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
LYDIA THOMPSON

Carrying United States mail leaves CITY
eess,k foot OF Main street Monday
Wednesday and Friday AZ = n N. for
New Whatcom.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco, via Fort Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. Passengers re-
ceived on board at a. M August j. g. IL.
I6 81 Is and 81.
For Aaslae-August 6. ii and Il. at
n. m
From San Francisco for Victoria anf
Puget sound ports, at 9 a M. August 3.
s. - Is. % and 3.
Tickets may be obtained at the office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco.
T. r. TROwBRGDGE. Act. L. S. Supt.,
Seattle
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
&c 90 Ia - Jans ]. e.

ceat4fe Everett and Whatcom route
Sec ~ washington leaves Seattle daily
axref,t Saturday. at " r. m.
seattle Everett ard la Conner route
ras~haven leaves Seattle daily. except
Gssn1av. az : a. II.
Telephone 80. YesleE Dock.
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The Daily observation-disclosures IS now on
sale in Portland. or, Al Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. and Portland Hotel news
stand.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RoSALIE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily, except sunday, ar
n. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at A. m; Sunday. direct. at
Townsend at 4 p. m Telephone 40.
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sKAGIT RIVER RoUTE-wEEKLT
TIME CARD.

> I F-ENNIA-FN VI . Ut Vflstsstf FN1ty4N
Leaves City dock. Seattle, foot of Main
and Jackson strects-August ~. at 2 a m:
August -, at 10 a. M. August -, at II
n IN. Leaves Mount Ncrnon--Angust n.
at n m: August -. at n. m, August
g. at ! "a. m. calling at Stanwood, Fir.
SlSagit City and Avon.
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EvrRETT RouTE-sTR. GREYHouNp

Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle Cas- a. M, II 90 a M, 4.3D
o. m. Leaves Everett a. m. y. m.
y. m
sundays--Leaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett y. m.
Fare-Sngle trip. 75c; round trip. si.2s:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
I-anding-colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TION COMPANY.
claud Troup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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''Per Cigarettes Are the Rest
Smokers who are willing 10 pay a little
more md this saying a true one.
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FLY on THE FLYER


Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour snd twenty-five tninatee. 4
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. Seatte-T2como
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAr 4
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEA MER WII.IAPA

Captain GeorSe kobcrta.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska August n
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
J. G.. CARROLL Agent.
Schwabacher Dock. Tel. Pike as.
CHAs. f. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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FOR BREMERTON, q. s. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY the fast
and commodious steamer
GEN. CANDY ~
Leaves Central wharf Two trips daily
AZ So a. m. and y. m: the second Sum-
day in each month viii make one trip
only leaving Seattle NJ r. m. and arriv-
ing al 7:45 D. m. touching ~ I'll interfnecl-
ate points Returning leaves Sidney at
1910 a IN. and p. m. leaves Charleston
at 1910 ~. m. and s.i5 =. m. leaves Bre-
merton nj 1880 y. and SIS D. m. arriv-
ing at Seattle AZ u noon and 7d5 n. m.
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Omaha live stock Market.
's'aNa. Ava - cattle Market steady
"a eeeyes. eows and feeders, ssroug 10 &c
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If you are going to join the excursion
TO the Yellowstone Park call up telephone
Gao or call at the Northern Pacific ticket
office. corner Front street and Yesler ave-
nue.. for your sleeping car reservations
and full information I'm regard to the
greatest excursion ever run from the Pa
cific coast. Fun details are now being
completed for the trip.
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Reward.

A reward OF SO will be paid for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and conviction
of any ono stealing copies OF the POST
Intelligencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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observations taken a. all stations az s
~ -y.h meridian time Is y. m. Pacific
E,nsl GEORGE -. SALISBURY
aAe'' Observer in Charge.