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RresdStuffS and Grains.

San Francisco. Aug. 11.-E'lour-Family
extras. s.. $500. -: bakers extras, s3.159
as: superfine, s.. 35d2e0 per barrel.
wheat-No / shipping. CSC per GENITAL.
and a614c for choice; milling wheat, slq
1o2ls per Genital
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. 5ii2460c;
choice. 61l40easc; brewing. 7o0T5c-
Oats-Milling. s5cGs1 per GENITAL: Sur
prise. si5l 10; fancy feed. s71aeGsl; good TO
choice, S5Gs0c. poor 10 fair. 70a15c. black,
nominal; gray. SogS2i9c per GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1880:
wheat centals. $685.; barley. centals, H.
4Gn. oats. centals. 1910: corn. centals. $50;
beans. sacks. %: potatoes. sacks. 3.o75;
onions. sacks. 90; bran. sacks. 80; mid
dlings. sacks, 100; hay. tons, 40. flax
seed. sacks. COS: wool. bales. 32i; hides,
number, e63; quicksilver, TASKS, l45.
Produce.
Green apples 24G25c; red apples. 75c1
s.e5: raspberries. S2.50Q5; common straw
berries s. 25fi3.5o.
Green corn. 35caS1 sack: green peas.
2T2isc: string beans, 1i9a2izc.
wnd ducks. t2T4; young ROSTERS, $500
$50. flyers. $4.5085. large ROSTERS. $51S.So.
Onions-iou55c.
Fancy cheese-5ie0 siac.
Putter-Fair 10 choice dairy, 1sTlsc.
F-egs-Ranch. eaGe5c: Eastern. 15T71c
Potatoes-Burbanks 4o<55c: sweets. 81 IS
Cas-.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Quet and steady: December.
e. 0si4 May, 81 oSis.
Rarley-No trading.
Coru-<i IS.
RrRn-slE.
Wool.
Wool-SprlnC SIX n eight months.
Calaveras. defective. 64Sc. Northern.
good 20 choice, 1201E3, 10. defective. -
fA,. new lambs and fan clips, 5efsi.c: Ne
vaaa spring, sElIc heavy. case.
Hops.
Hops-47sc per pound.
Financial.
srex dollars. T7E& Drafts. tel.......s
silver Bars 6s2s a6s1. Drafts, sight.......ei5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL BUTLER.
e. 2. Signs. City.
NJ McIsennAn. North Yakima
George a Brooke, lssaq0ah.
] Thomas Tacoma.
- Winter. Port Townsend.
4 =. Primrose. Port TOWNSEND
Al Harris. 81. Paul.
~ Srhlll.nE san Francisco.
charles r. Noolverton and wife. Salem.
n. II. Paterson. san Francisco.
i : Alien. spokane.
W n. Mccarthy. cry.
y a wadhams, Blaine
Miss Wadhams. Blaine
Y. Miller. Blaine.
Ms. ]. Y Miller Blaine.
Holm Doyle, san Francisco.
N.ss Taayle. san Francisco.
Herbert Webster. san jose.
sffss Webster. san Jose.
Wflitam Penhclm. Portland
Ms - NJ Campbell Fhiladel phlS
Ms l. ]. Williamson. Philadelphia.
NJ yourker. DeS Moinss.
simon CaSady, nes Aoines.
y A. Savage. Chicago
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Saturday was a busy day on West street.
The arrival of several car loads from AK
ina. Oregon and California ana the pig
freight list of fruit and vegetables or the
steamer Wsila Walia were all upon the
market at the same time. Both sides or
the street were lined with boxes. crates
and baskets. poultry in coops and displays
OF the latest of the new crops.
The constant clatter of delivery wagons
and heavy trucks was only exceeded by the
commotion OF the teams and the stream or
retailers and small buyers coming in for
their purchases. The shipments consist of
peaches pears, apples, plums, prunes.
crabapples. grapes. lemons. tomatoes, can
taloupcs melons, sweet potatoes and green
corn.
The shipment was light in pears, and
they are UP 10 81. So box. Apples are very
plentiful Gravensteins being 81. Alexan-
ders s0c and cooking apples OF smaller
kinds s5d75c. Bradshaw and egg plums
sell at CSC Peaches of the Yakima and
Oregon free stone variety. the best OF the
season. quote at esQSoc; clings. 6Vd65c
Grapes sell at 90cGsl, and some arc over
ripe Egg plant is slow at SC pound.
Fine Hungarian prunes were placed on
sale at soc.
Fancy melons bring s2.25, and are quite
numerous. A car came in Saturday. and
sold we'll. Hothouse tomatoes bring SOC.
Butter and eggs are quiet. but higher
prices in both are anticipated by Monday
or Tuesday. Butter Is already selling at
a0122c for Ellensburg and Washington
creamery, but at this season the drying
pastures invariably cause an advance.
Poultry continues TO come freely, with the
stock lean and small and prices weak.
The hay war of three weeks duration Is
drawing TO close by an understanding
among the dealers whereby they viii raise
the price to $50 a ton for Puget sound
timothy The main fact causing the set
Element is that the farmers would not snip
at the reduced prices. and by their deter
rnination and Independence have forced
the dealers 10 terms. Eastern Washing
ton hay Is steady at sii, not having been
affected by the war.
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Breadstuf7s and Grains

Liverpool. Aug. iT.-Cfosed-whest-
Spot, quiet. demand, poor: red. winter. -
4i@d; No. ?, red spring, IS -s9d: No. l. hard
Manitoba. IS Sd. No. ]. California Is al
Futures closed easy. with August sd low
er and other months Id lower: business
heaviest on most distant positions: Am-
gust. 81 SID; September. IS SID: October,
IS "a: November. So 4isd: December IS Sd
Corn-Spot. steady; American, mixed.
IS ioiad Futures closed firm. with Sep
TENDER and October I'D higher: business
heaviest on middle positions: August. SIS
ied; September. IS lad: October. IS 1nd:
November, IS 1ed; December, SIS aisd: jan
uary, IS eisd.
Flour-Ffrm: demand, poor: St. Louis,
fancy winter, IS Sd
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, Aug 1.-THE stock market
cpened today quiet and generally 4 frac-
ton higher. The usual raid on Tobacco
soon began. with a decline Of 3tx per cent
before 4 rally came. except for Manhattan.
The heaviness Of these shares did not in
fuenee the general sPeculat zion. and values
anpraciated under the leadership Of chi
- "a, Gas. which gained - per cent. ore
gon short Lire and Leather preferred i'm
proved u. per cent The market closed
dun and Arm. With most OF the stocks
traded in n fraction above last wears ne-
ursx. while Leather preferred gained I
rse~ cent and Chicago Gas Is. BROOKLYN
Elevated brought z17a5S per cent. above the
last preceding sale. The volume Of husi-
ness of the week shows a decline compared
with that Ct the preceding six days. which
were among the dullest % the year This
xfa~ratian is 20 be accounted Tor PARTLY
~ the absence from the street on vaea-
ttos1s q many of the leading operators.
hett the transactions are also disturbed ~
reason of THE uncertainty as 20 the move
rsent 81 gold 20 Europe ard the furne-
atata future or the exchange market
These questions az present have more ia-
fsuence upon thu share speculation than
any other. ard sneculs tors are carefully
vat hing for indications OF a return Il
ease in TIE foreign exchange market and
consequently Tor cessation OF gold exports.
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The Weekly Bank Statement
Following is the weekly bank statame-
MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. Aug. 1s.-Arrived-Brit-
ish steamer Delay from La Paz, Mexico.
via San Francisco and Comox, at Port
Gamble. TO load lumber for West Coast:
schooner Falcon from Siberia at Port An
geles for orders. Sailed-Bark Caronde-
let Port Gamble for Port Prize.
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Wheelmen, Attention.

grand bicycle meet has been arranged
TO take place at Westport Beach. Sunday.
August Is, under direction of Gray's Har-
Dor Wheelmen's Association. Northern
Pacific will run an excursion from Seattle
70 Ocosta for that occasion. Fare, only
50 n. Train will leave Seattle at $50 a. m.
Tickets now on sale at Northern Pacific
city ticket office.
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Omaha Live stock Market,

Omaha. Aug. 17-Cattle-N Market active
and firm; COWS. strong: Western steers,
S.ss34S %. Gamers. 81 2sfFss5. sfockers and
feeders, Se.sals3s.a: calves, sesI4s0
Sheen-Steady: fair TO choice Westerns.
s. 25fIS.15. common and stock sheen. se9s.
lambs. sos.
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cline in prices. Sheep were salahie at
81 9Ssas s. for inferior 70 choice: natives
and Westerns. s. 5A7s -: lambs S95. Is
Recespts-Cattle. SO. calves, %: hogs.
500: sheep. aeaa
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. ND August /. g. II.
L. q. &c and 81.
For Alaska--August 6, II ana q. at
a.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. at a. m. August 5.
s, H. is. Is and ..
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OK
the company at Ocean dock Seattle,
GOODALL. PERKINS e Co.
General Agents San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRfDGE. Act. p. $. Supt-.
Seattle.
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"Old Dominion" Cigarettes
re booming. Smokers like them.
New Great Northern steamers.

Great Northern palatial steamers North
west and Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday, touching at Sault
Ste Marie, Mackinac, Detroit, Cleveland
and Buffalo BE sure to get reservations
on these magnificent steamers at 6l2 Front
street.
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Financial.

London, Aug. I7.-Silver. sa-sd Bullion
into Bank OF England. G7oesa. Consols.
loTss. Rate OF interest, Bank of England,
per cent.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. T7.-Wheat-Nominali
walla walla, 4Sc; Valley. SOC per bushel.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carving United states mai. leaves City
4r.ck foot OF Main street, Monday,
rEcaneeday and Friday at a m. for
gsorf Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whateom.
TIME CARD. ~ EFFECT MARCH IL.
North bound-Leave Seattle a. m !:
1save Port Townsend a. m: leave Friday
IFs~for 10 "A. m leave Roche Harbor
i5sss, a. m arrive New Whateorn s p. IN.
south bound--Leave New Whafcorn a.
m : leave Roche Harbor ? a. m. leave
rsrfSav Harbor 70 a. m leave Port Towns
ara 4p m: arrive Seattle T35 p. III.
j r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
prea~aus a. Co, agents. City dock.
Phone 80.
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Ancient Order of United workmen.

Evergreen Lodge. Ne. %. met tn regular
session in its hall IN Pioneer block Thurs
dav evening. August i. and transacted a
great deal of business. Speech making
was the order of tho evening. The feature
was the presentation OF gold T. NJ. W.
badge 70 Allen Pool. ?. NJ. w OF Column
hls lodge. together with a set OF resoiu
tions for frame. The presentation
speech was delivered by Past Master
xxorlsrnan John j. Reardon, who made
spicy address.
Seattle Ledge No. e.. came down IN
body. The following visiting officers from
other lodges were present. VI. w. NJ. ].
VALLEY. Foreman G.. Hapgood, +. NJ ".
Alien Pool. al from Columbia lodge, n
T. Wheeler. +. u. q. II. w. OF AK. and
many others.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Aug 17.-September wheat.
which closed at es7sc yesterday. was free
Is offered shortly after the opening az
e5-sc Liverpool was dun and I'D 10 ID
lower. Antwerp I9l2 confines lower and
Berlin from = mark 10 = mark higher.
Spring wheat receipts at Minneapolis gave
indications OF increasing, and there was
nothing uusea sonahie about the weather.
Tho primary market receipts altogether
were again small, and in as great con-
traet as ever compared with last year.
The strength in corn caused a sharp re-
action from the low figures. and kept the
market fairly steady all day. september
lost only &c for the day.
Corn was in great request today at
good advance; September closed lc higher
than yesterday.
Oats followed corn in the strength no.
ticeahle in that market; September closed
sc higher for the day.
Provisions made some improvement At
first. but closed with no material gain ex-
cent in January pork. which is lZizc
higher than Yesterday, and January ribs,
which are - higher.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-August. s5Esc September. fs'4c.
Corn-Aurust. 2sssc: september. sS7sc.
Oats-August. Tic. September, 2o7c.
pork-Augtlst So n. September. - -.
Iarl-August. s6.ls; September. ss15
Rihs-August. - @1a; september, J.9-l2.
Rye-tei-c.
Rarlcy-4%c.
F1ax-sl or.
Tlmothy-$4.4s.
Live Stock.
AS there were too few cattle 10 make a
market today. prices were largely nomi-
rssl at yesterdays quotations. The best
Westerns received this week sold at 81 80
asia. The stocker and feeder trade con-
tsnues lively In hogs not more than so
head we're offered for sale. Prices we're
about - higher. Heavy hogs sold at an
extreme range 81 - 15ffs. NJ: mixed lots,
S. g5sf4 ss: light weights. s. sssEf4 -. and q
few pigs around s.. The bulk OF sales
we're at 81 5oas7t. prices being I5sT2S
lower than a week ago, Not over 2.gss
sheep and lambs arrived here today.
Trade vas moderate az yesterdays de-
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Indnnnndent or,ler GOOD Templnrs.

The members OF Lake Union Lodge, No.
11s |. O. q T. viii on Tuesday evening
instead Of thu regular meeting. give an
entertainment with refreshments.
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= me time % visit Yellowstone
- A xnerialy conducted excursion
nj leave seattle September : IN special
w -. - In charge of Dr. Roland II.
49,, - Portland. only a limited num-
-. ,,rill Re allowed 10 Join the party. TIE
lowest rate vet named VIII cover ilckets
90 80 ~ 4 A. Nadeau. general agent
s>ll,1sr.nerp Pacific railroad. corner Front
sfvsst ard yesieT avenue
..Nskadn'' every aight nus ~ees ana
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Sons of Veterans.

General order No. T. c. s.. Just received
from Commander-in-Chief Bundy. an
nounces the date of the next national en-
cannpment as September 1913 at Knox
VILE. Tenn. Rates OF cent mile in the
Central Traffic and Southern States Pas
senger Associations have been secured,
and one fare for the round trip in tho
Western Passenger Association. Arrange
rnents are also made for reduced rates 10
the dedication OF Chickamauga and Chat
tanooga National park, 20 Lookout Mount
ain and the Atlanta exposition
Among those going from this state will
be A. T. Beden. OF Walla Walla, and Sur
reon General L. W. Young. OF Seattle.
the latter leaving tomorrow.
The last general order announces the
election of w. w. Sparks as commander
OF Washington Division. and Of Harry j..
Wells as commander of Oregon.
Past Can't H. ]. Moss. OF Camp No. -.
has been appointed judge-advocate by
Division Commander Sparks.
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''Pet Cigarettes Are the Best"
Smokers who are willing 10 pay little
more find this saying a true one.
'Mikado" every night this week and
Wednesday matinee Madison park.
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Observations taken at ell stations al
p. m, 18th meridian time g p. m. Pacific
time). GEORGE y. SALISBURY,
Observer In Charge.
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Time card In Eject June 1. 1895.

Time Card IN Enect june I. 1895.
Seattle. Everett and Whatcom route
STATE Of washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 r. IN.
seattle Everett ard la Conner route
Fatrhaven leaves Seattle daily. exceps
Sunday. at 3 a. III.
Telephone c57. fesler Dock.
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There Is little 10 be feared in the outflow
Of a few Millions OF gold within the next
few weeks or the loss OF the treasury gold
reserve. Crop reports during the week
were conflicting. and fears Of frost in the
corn bel, brought about selling of the
Changers. but mainly for the short ac-
count Rlrrnors were current 1t one time
that an amicabIe adjustment had been
reached in the anthracite coal roads diff
ferencss, and rapid appreciation in the
values of those shares took place. but the
statements proved TO be unfounded, and a
reaction ersued. The alleged proposed or
Eanizatfon of an opposition 10 the Tobacco
trust the avoxed intention OF the attor-
ney general of Illinois to push his suit
against the trust. and the heavy selling OF
the shares by a prominent bear operator
tended to create an uneasy feeling among
holders OF the stock, and a slump OF 5 TO
10 per cent resulted. The general market
was without feature, and prices moved fr-
regularly but the losses were more ru-
mercus than the gains
Bonds today were quiet and irregular,
but the most important changes are gains.
The sales were s5ss. 90 The bond opera
tions OF the week resulted generally in
but slight changes. The speculation was
characterized by considerable strength in
Oregon Short line and Oregon Navigation.
The sales were s7.sS7, 0oa.
Financial.
Money on call, easy at rer cent: prime
mercantile paper. 31-Sn3a. per cent Ster-
ling exchange. dull and easy; actual bust
ness In bankers bills at $4.s9l. "a. sezs for
demand and at s4.ssAG4 ss7s for 50 days:
posted rates, sAseG4sl: commercial bills.
Slss1s gi.sS1s: silver certificates, G1SsNiac.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNDMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. e.ge n nFracoma At. eco n m
Tacoma at. 1850 IA m Seattle at....12soo m
Seattle at. 80 y m Tacoma at. 800 d m
Tacoma at. $50 p molympia at. ESQ u m
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... 80 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a IN
Tacoma 49,. Geo a miOlymnia -. 90 u IN
Olympia -. 200 u III Tacoma -. 500 ID ri,
Tacoma 49,. 5:S9 p IN Seattle 80. Z 30 = m
Fare between Seattle aud Tacoma, %
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot of Main street.
LILLY, R0GARDIfS & CO. Agents,
City Dock. Telephone $50.
Cant. l.. Wiley. Manager.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

Occidental block. Seattle. Wash
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
ar,Ss, presi9en.
John Leary .......... Second Vice President
lanes r. Hayden. Msn'gr. cash'r: sec.y
sigmund sehwabacher, John Collins.
Z {. Neufelder. j. i. Greenleaf.
.Transacts a savings bank business ex-
DEPOSITS received from 81 to sleeco.
interest allowed per annams SIX per
seEl. on term deposits: per cent. on ordi-
nary deposits
Dividends declared last days of May and
november. Loans made on real estate or
aFTFoFed collaterals only.
EEATER HORTON 6 CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1881.
SSapltaI ss $500,
SeS baus .si1av"
Vice President. Nv. NJ I.add
S Manhaser. ....-..-....,sN; II; lau n,sr
Sight exchange and Geographic trans
Francisco. Portland and various points in
oregon and British Columbia.
sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
COLLECTIONS made at all points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe-keeping.
THE PUGET souNDNATIoNALB BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. .s5csooo
surplus .......-..s.-......+.-..sla uoW
T. G Neufelder..............V Vice President
Il. V. Ankeny .........................Ca Cashier
DIRECTORS.
2. G Neuielder J. r HAYDEN HAYDEN
sigmund schwabacher.
Correspondence In oil the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. s3,000.0o0 reserve. 81, 49,
600. Head office, 90 Lombard street, Lon
ssa ssn
ster. Nanaimo, Kamloops. Nelson. Van
couver. B. c. A general banking and ex-
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to eneck ,,.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1887. Capital; $500, 900
Bailey Building. Second and Cherry SITS.
--Transaets a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BISiN FsSS.
Deposits received in any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Pad up capital. 600
surplus .......................--sl o,WU
J. II. McGraw. ...,.................P President
Maurice McNicken. .........Vfce President
Lester Turner. cashier
General banking business transacted
Sight and teiegraphic exchange payable
in all the principal cities OF the
United States and Europe.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid up capital. ................- sSoo.0O
Transacfs general banking business.
NJ d Ballard ..................P President
III. Z. henry. v iSs 4 i'.slhfit
II Spaur4r Cashier
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMISH RIVER
R0IrTE

hoIIEs
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock daily, except Saturday. at 10 r. m.
for Richmond, F1monds, Mukiiteo, Mosh-
er. Everett, Marysville. East Everett.
Lowell and Snohomish. connecting at Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish a. m. daily. excepting
Sunday.
LILLY, BoGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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r known the world over IS the best
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Fall City Lodge. No 50. initiated one
member and elected two others last Sat
urday eveneing. A large number of visit
ors were present from Tolt and Gilman.
and a supper was served at the close OF
the meeting. The visitors present were
NJ Murry. George Grove, II. Mullarkey,
=. II. Riggies. D. McAchron. Peter Nelson.
from Gilman Lodge. No. 60; A. " Thrall.
X. w. Allison. l.. l.. Dillman. +. II. Shaw,
r. ID. keyse. James McDermott, +. b.
Cowies. r. T. Medley, F. p. Bennett. c.
". Templeton. A. h. Campbell, Herman
Amsler, James Davis, of Tolt Lodge, No.
las. A number from Tolt and Fall City
lodges will visit Gilman Lodge on Friday
evening.
Fraternity Lodge, No. S.. I. O. Q. f.,
has inaugurated a plan to keep up good
attendance during the remaining summer.
on Monday evening. August 26. Noble
Grand w s. McCurley will under the
head Good of the Order" deliver his adj
dresson "Odd Fellowship" and all OF the
lodges and visiting members in the city
are invited TO attend. On the first Monday
evening In September Past Grand Fore
man viii exemplify the conductors work
in the Second degree, and a good pro-
gramme will be arranged for each sue
ceeding meeting night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-19
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
HAelsrr(lN

INGTOS ROUTE.
Steamer A II Robinson. carrying u. s.
mail. leaves city dock. foot OF Main st.,
a. ss58 a. m: arrives at Sidney al. i9ij
a IA: arrives az S1lyerdale At IL m
Inaveg Sllverdale at 1915 p. m: leaves
Sidney on return at y. m. Fare 10 Port
Orchard points, &c. Daily except Sunday.
II. -. Robinson master. Iillv. Eogardus
IL Co agents Telephone sss. Stsamer
oEeu for charter on Sunday
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER CHrLKAT
Leaves June ist. Making Two Trips y
Month.
For freight ard passenger ate@ inquire OF
F. II. CAME.
Railroad avenue foot OF Spring street.
Tefesthone To.