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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18
They Cheered the Girls.

Misses Sarah Logan Blair and Isabella Blacklock, the first women graduates of Glasgow university, were loudly cheered by the young men at their at tendance upon the ''capping" ceremony of their M. A. degrees. The boys made the old hall ring with ''Shc a Jolly Good Fellow. "-London Correspondent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

Ill a competitive drill of the cadets of the high school at Fort Smith, Ark :, the girls carried off the prizes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

In Connecticut the municipal woman suffrage bill passed the house, but was defeated in the senate The senate, how ever, by vote of l7 to 6, refused to re- peal the school suffrage law
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

Miss Annie Heckroth is city mission ary of West Philadelphia, Pa. She preached recently at the Methodist chapel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

projects at the upper end of the cork, snap it off with a pair of shears, so that 1t may be flush with the surface of the cork.
 Place nickel upon two blocks of wood, as shown in the cut, and put the cork on it, with the sharp end of the needle down, of course Give the cork quick, sharp blow with hammer, and the needle, being unable to bend owing to the support given it by the cork, will easily go through the nickel. A silver quarter may be readily used in place of the nickel.-Philadelph Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

In New York the new law which raises the age of protection for girls to Is will go into effect Sept. 1, and judges are now calling the attention of the public to its provisions through the newspapers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

Dr. Emma Richards recently became the first woman member of the Norris town (Pa school board
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

A new London journal devoted to the fair sex hears the caption Madame.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18
THE DRAGONS EIGHT YEARS STRUG-
 GLE WITH OLD BILLY.

For a Time the Strange Performance In- terested All StOrkvilIe Centre; Then Only Strangers Paid Attention to It-A Flood Ended the Contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
PIERCING A NICKEL.

An Interesting and Instructive Experi-
 ment With a Needle nnd n Cnin
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-18

And After Brother Gardner's Introductory Speech Brother Lawless Delivers a Few Telling Remarks Sentiment Which Are Received With Wild Applause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27
Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend. will furnish on
applica tion fun information regarding
the following notices TO mariners. viz:
Africa, west coast, intended alteration
in character OF light on Almadi point.
Alabama. Mobile bay. Choctow Pass
Channel Range rear light re-established.
Alaska. Wrangell strait. north entrance.
obstruction in channel.
Baltic sea. Germany. Frische Nehrung,
. light exhibited al Kahlberg.
Baltic sea. Sweden. Gotha canal south
ern approach. pilot stations.
Black sea, Russia, Bug river, auxiliary
light at Upper Voloshki lighthouse.
British Columbia, Haro strait. Col
burne passage. rock off west side of
Knapp island.
British Columbia. Juan de Fuca strait.
Trial island. non-existence of reef of
Ripple point.
Chile intended light AT Cape Carranza.
Chile. Iauique. harbor lights.
Chile. Port Caldera. change in color OF
light marking sunken wreck,
China sea. Pescadores islands. Fisher
island. Litsitah point light re-exhibited.
China sea, Pescadores islands, sunken
reefs southwark of Pa ehau island.
Delaware. Delaware breakwater. fog
signal disabled.
England. east. south and west coasts.
alteration In fog signals on board GER
tain light vessels.
Holland. amendments TO uniform sys-
tenn OF buoyage.
Maine. East Penobscot bay. shoal east
OF Sloop island.
Maine. West Penohscot bay approach.
Green island seal lodges, position OF
whistiing buoy.
Maryland. Potomac river, new buoy off
Maryland point.
Mediterranean sea. France. Blanche
point tCape Beua0. alteration IN light
New York and New Jersey. New York
lower hay. amended particulars of ex-
perimental huoyage.
North sea. Germany, Jade river en-
trance. new light buoy.
Philippine islands. KaIamianes group.
sunken reef eastward OF kalumbuyau
island
south Carolina. Bull bay entrance. sea
buoy moved
Sweden. the Sound. sunken wreck
southwark OF kuilen-
Texas BRACES river entrance. whist
ling buoy temporarily replaced by a can
buoy.
United States 81 America, inland va
,ers where the INLAND Rules OF the
Road" are - be followed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27
LTNGHAN LINE
oi steamers and Clipper Ships.

Puget Sound direct 10 Deiagoa BAY. car
Tylng goods az through rates from GEN.
lefs FEEDING the Northern Pacific railway
1ii companies affiliated thereto. via
Euget sound 10 peiagoa Bay. ard thence
by the Netherlands RAILWAY of the Sns,th
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
Foliowing the steamship Beltisloe. and
70 sail about MAY 25 the fiue stea n,shin
SoNeig, OF 3,4o0 tons. from Puget Sound
tfort Biakeley), 20 be followed by other
terms apply 10:
Port Blakeley Mil Co.. Port Blakeley,
Wash,
!, Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ. II. Magnesen. 405 Front street. San
Francisco
y. II. Lingham. Delagoa Bay.
@. F. Neame & Co, general English
agents, oil Gracechurch street. London,
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getting rid % their wheat this morning
They say that their information N re-
gard 10 the damage was TO the enect mat
IL vas rot serious Besides this, cables
were Iouer and rains were reporter IN the
West ard Northwest. The first thing 70
incits buying was prediction from ane
signal service bureau OF killing frosss IN
North and South Dakota, Nebraska and
tbs northern part OF Minnesota The
scene IN the pit after the frost prediction
was one OF ransemonium. The soaring
price was accompanied by an enormous
business. From the first bulge 20 use,
there was a reaction 10 1sasc, the result
OF heavy realizing OF profits by longs
aided By another denial of-darnage IN the
West. but the xrangers took on MORE
wheat at the decline. AS consequence,
the recession was followed by another
stronger advance 10 7ss.c and a slight re-
action 70 7sazc al the closing moment.
The weeks ciearances OF wheat and -four
from both coasts amounted 10 2I9a.1r
bushels against zS37 90 bushels on the
preceding week
Corn was again very uneasy. II opened
weak for July. from SIC down TO 52s.e, on
account of the early slump in wheat IL
rose with wheat and closed the same as
yesterday. July closed s3EG547sc for Sep
teusber.
day and suffered heavy feeling through
out the session. Like corn. the closing
prices OF yesterday were overreached but
a trife.
The provision market was weak until
near the close. which was tirrn-
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-May. Isle. July, 7si4c
Corn-May. 52izc; July. 55i4c asked.
oats-May 2ss.c; July. 2s@.c.
Pork-May. sI225; July. sl225.
Lard-May. $50; July. s6e21a.
Ribs-May. Sis; July, SIS.
Rye-sSe.
Flax-Si4 a. asked.
Timothy-s5.0.
Live stock.
The small number OF cattle received to-
day changed hands at yesterdays price,
choice selling at 10c per 100 pounds higher
than q week ago. Common cattle are less
active than last week, and the poorest ma
tive dressed beef steers are lower. few
sales being made at siu420. For the last
few DAYS choice cattle have been scarce,
and few have been sold above $50. The
stocker and feeder trade continues more
steady in prices.
Hogs-About 3.0o0 were offered today at
a decline of 5ni0c. Common to choice
heavy hogs. 81. 3oeIis5; light and mixed
weights. $425G490; bulk, sf50d460 for
heavy and 81. 40ei4. Is for light.
Sheep-Receipts rather large for Satur-
day Trade was duh and buyers were bid
ding lower prices. The general market
has been ruling 25G356 higher than last
week. Sheep selling on a basis of 81 i0af
40 for common TO good. Spring lambs.
s5.50q5.65.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Norwegian steamer Solveg will IN
,sh loading lumber az Blakeley about the
last OF this week.
schooner Lizzie Vance arrived az Blake
lev last week 20 load lumber for san
Pedro.
park Vidette IS loading at Blakeley for
San Francisco.
The schooner Bertha is loading az Blake
lev for Valparaiso.
shin Sterling is leading FOR Philadelphia
al Rlakeley.
shin Tnvinclble IS being overhauled al
Halls ship yard.
steamship UmatIlla pulled in az the Or
erou Improvement huukers yesterday al
teruoon to load coal
steamship Pueblo Is due from san Fran
cisco tomorrow morning.
steamship Al-Ki sailed for San Fran
cisco saturday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27
CHICAGO MARKETS.

chicago. May eH-There have been many
wild DAYS in wheat Of late. hat todays
,,~Dseedinrs capped the climax for sur
rrises and sensations. one hundred mti-
son bushels OF july wheat seemed 10 he
cor sale AZ apyw here from 7sTsc down 20
-s..- at the start, and rs much was want
"a an hour later when II was SELLING away
aNsove ~. The bears Eot on 10 the wheat
market in great shape AZ the opening ana
suN-ee,ls.d in breaking the price Of July
"a -.S.g. Or SIC below the closing prices
- Yesterday. Ii went down with = slide,
a,4 the professional short sellers. whose
lir,,t had been dimmed for month hack,
eesan To sruile. bat inside OF an hour
,,ofhiny but weeping. wailing and gnash-
,,e. Of teeth was 10 - heard in the camp
~ the bears. when the price Of July shot
AN nom Tszc 70 TSA<c. r. .. Dan & CO 5
review Gid much 10 influence holders II
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At Port Townsend. .
s-@H----a- a------@=r- ---aa=a--=-s--aa=-sa-
$50 80 IS sf.gs we a

All things considered the local market
has more than held It's own the past
week and merchants say they are we'll
peasef with the result OF safes Prices
have been firm. and there has been a
scarcity Of some OF the commodities. Very
little grain IS coming in. though there is
ready market for II. Flour. as told in
shese columns last week. has advanced.
ana Il will not be a surprise to the local
merchants II Il goes little higher during
tae present week.
The present wet spell is welcomed ny
The farmers. VINO say that the coming
crops were badly in need OF IT. As re-
salt the market is very likely to have an
EXTRA large supply of strawberries this
week and there may be a slight fall I'm
tAe price Local berries at the present
time are bringing from $3.50 to 1915 and
walla Wallas can be had for s.. 70. Ore
eon berries sell for Il cents a box, and
there Is a fairly good demand for them.
California berries don't bring more than
sf5 and merchants announce that the
supply Is about run out.
No APPLES are 10 he found in the market
jlst now. and lemons are on the rise.
briaging from s. = 10 81. Oranges sell
very rapidly thess days. Nayels are rum
nlag out. and sell at from s. 10 $50.
gloods and ST. Mlchaels bring from So 20
as and seedlings so for s.. =.
good many new potatoes are to be
found ia the market. and they sell at
"a cents per pound. The market is
slumped with Old potatoes. and shipments
q the East have about ceased.
Summer squash sells for sl.75 box,
string beans bring cents. wax beans
cents, and sweet peas 41zc. Cabbage ss
offered at sl.15 per hundred and canli-
flower a. from Is 10 90 cents per dozen.
Small truck, including onions. radishes
ana lettuce. sell for f2is cents a dozen.
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river bars .s17s16 lDrafts-Sicht ~
saeA dollars 5S sttsiai DO Telegraph 8
Atiallg stocks.
NEW YORK MNskET-.


-" hork, May . share specuIa lion
sl acrve and tn GOOD tone on the
exchange. ana under The leadership
- &c" Jersey Central prices advanced
r. r. Ply. lhe gam ranging up u, per cent
market soon became quiet hut lost
60. ot Us strength sn5 some II the spe-
fis took up the advance. Mtnneapo-
- = Louis nTs.s ans second preferred
n Ip FER ceat- American Express
= Nsaf5al kec.sic and Hooking Valley
- 'Arepifors - the general frurnesS.
- 'efeied Is a9I rs per cent respect
- iew other shares. including Rur-
.ea' Teactct a fraction. huc the mar
- Sa,rN'S recovered ana prices moved
@sA'h- American Tahacco came into
=, ~, 80 anu rose sis pe- sent. In the rest
81 ~e "st iH7f~UY eme0ts ranged from l.
- per cent A. gre aaCinnfas % The
-. -. aA'f h9ur e business a selling move
So, NaS to4ugurste' in the erauscrS
- caused fractional teel{re. ard
-, .ls'n ne general list. ia which The
-. VAS '.9& The latter Wheeling 4
- t5'e Preferred ana Is in Tobacco.
market gensg3Ily. however. closed
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BreaGstufi- and Grains.


San Francisco. May 25.-Flour-Family
extras. SS4t0$.5o; bakers extras, sS.i0Q
80. supertue. $2.39H2.50
Waeat-No. l shipping is quotable at
sZi2e. with 93s.c for choice: milling whea [
steady at 97iscG$l.
Barley-Feed. fair 10 good. s2iz0sss.c
choice e5n6si.c.
oats-Mnling. S1OTi4: Surprise. silica
l4; fancy feed, 81 0saGl. 07tz: good TO
choice. 95c6sl; fair 10 good. a0095c
poor to fair. Ss3zqsec: black, nominal;
gray, s5cGSl-o2iz.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joa-
eain' per pound 696lsc; six 10 eight
moaths san joaquin. per pound. 7GSisc .
six to eight months Calaveras and foot
hiN, free. SQloc. six to eight months
taiayeras and foothtl. defective. 4usc
Northern, good 90 choice. Snilc: North
trn. defective. 6NS'sc: Nevada spring.
light and choice. 50 Ice; heavy. o..
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Strong: December. a.osI..
Rarley-Qaict; December. 6654c.
Corn-Sll5
Bran-$l5 per ton.
Produce.
Potatoes-Rcceipts. new. liberal: new
river Rarhanks. 45elS5c; new. in sacks.
Sa'sc; new Peerless 6og75c: oregon
Rarhanks. s5g6oc.
oaions-Weak: new red. s5G45c per
sack
Bat'er-Yery dull: creamery. fancy. II
ele dairy. fancy. leallc. good 70 choice.
sls@e. medium. SGNac: store butter.
G-4c
Naeese-Fancy mild new. sG6isc: COM
mon u good. 3s.5c; Young America. 81
Eastern. i2sUlHsc Western. sR9c.
hgSs-Duu and weak. duck eggs. 130
Is. store. u'e0l@ac: ranch. lS0i5c per
DOZEN
Hops-t8sc per pound
Financial.
tlver bars s--sfSS Draft-S-Sic-ht -
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- A+AA NJ II Oe' CHAMPAIGN
l.edNf'S Lily. Bogarius 4 Co. s dock. Sc
49, Sss.le-,,sNotssay. May =. Is m: wesines-
way May -. Z =. m, Friday, May 81
y. m Leaves A0put Nerfsan-- Tuesday
-A~y - i. M. THURSDAY Nay 30 8
&; m, SUNDAY. June 2 a. n. Calling al
f-isaohdS, IulRlip. StanwOod Mount YER
ssoll atisl Avon. Connecting az Mount Yer
I iSSh with steamer Indiana for Woolley.
Size. - ''0 N'k
LILLY, BOGARDT-S Il CO. Inc.
owners and Managers. Seattle
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Union Depot Conn ections.

All trains from the West run into the
81 Paul union depot, making close con-
necttons With '"rhe North-W tern" trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
ing tickets via the above lines have only
a step from their train to the elegantly
equipped North Western" limited. leav-
ing St. Paul every day in the year. For
ladies travelling alone this is especially
10 be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
+. W. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent, col Front ST.. Seattle.
DR. Kingston, OF Montreal. has been
kniehted by the queen in commemoration
of her rlaiesty's birthday.
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IL. Only >rnfIn.i-
Washington City S,a-

Washington city Sta-.
is p true" che interviewer asked
stAat when y reauisitioa is made for
+rx-,rSs the specifications demand that
they shall &c In gosi running orier9"
But the Hon. l. Hung Chang only
smiled an fnScrGtahls Asiatic smile.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. May 2.-Silver bars. 3o2. d;
consols. 100 3-i6: rate OF interest. Bank
OF England, per cent.
london. May a6.--With the decline in
New York exchange the demand for gid
in the open market entirely disappeared.
The business of the stock exchange was
much reduced, and the scale of eettle-
ment which was going on revealed some
weakness. All the mortgages however,
closed in good tone. The public continued
TO favor American issues, which were
higher all around. Mexican railways have
fallen in the break of the pool. Cana
dams were weak on adverse orders ana
rumors regarding Canadian Pacific. ES-
cept for rise of liz in Erie seconds and
a fall of II. in Lake Shore. the week :
changes were fractional
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Bread,tufis and Grains.

Liverpool. May 5.-Wheat-Spot, quiet;
demand poor. No. red winter. 5s l0d !;
No. . red spring. 6s; No. l hard Mani
toba, 5s Id; No. l California. IS 5l2d.
Futures closed steady with near posi-
tons 1isG14d: lower and distant posi-
tons. llad lower. May, IS sgd; June.
SIS sad July. 5s 9l2d; August. IS 10d;
September. IS 10lad: October. 5s lid
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed,
new, As 1lI4d: futures closed quiet. with
May I'D lower and other months ia@$.d
lower: May. As l0i2d: June. A. Sad; July,
Is sgd: August. As Cd; September, As
Si2d. October. As 9l5d.
Flour-Firm. demand moderate; St
Louis fancy winter. Is 81.
Hops-At London Pacific coast, e So
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


Portland. May @--Wheat-Valley 52ia
gsSe Walla Walla, 49lsnJDc.
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sTRAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GRIPS GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay. route.
Steamer Garland leaves YeSier dock Mon
m for Port Townsend Port Williams.
Ts,,ne~nres. Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gestysburg, PyFht, Clallam Bay AMI
Geab raw: returning. arrives Seattle 2.5o
= = M on opposite days. Steamer Eyangst
{ssves Yegler dock for Port Townsend.
Per, Williams, Dungenes., Port Angeles
Trsdavs AT go p. m; arrives Seattle al
fernate days 3 p. m
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certain Just what article OF food is best
suited 10 be used as a means or convey
auce."
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weak, but In the main higher than az the
close yesterday.
Inc ooad trading today was quite live
~. The sales were g. sE oa.
Government bondsErfrr
state honds-without feature
Financial.
Money on call Nominal AZ IL per cent.
rhine mercantile paper. 3Hfz per cent.
sfsrling sxchange-Dull but steady
with actnal business In bankers bills al
~ wa for demand. and al A.s71 for sixty
days; posted rates. sas7ssntss and sa.ssa
4ssa1: commercial bills. 81 SsI. O. sslz.
Silver certEncates-s7i.Is75s
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commofious steamer Mon
ttcello leaves Perciyars wharf Olympia
8 a. IN. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia. 8 a. m: leaves
Tacoma. II 30 a. m: arrives Seattle. 1.sD
y. M Returning; Leaves Seattle, p. m:
leaves Tacoma, 4:30 .. m. arrives Olympia
7;2n r. IN. Landings-Olympia, Percivals
wharf: Tacoma, y. +. n. n. wharf; Seat
tie. Yesler wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma, SOC. Meals and staterooms.
The Monticello Is fast, and by far the best
steamer on the route. In effect Monday.
Nav 18th, 1895. HATCH BROS.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNoMAH.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. passengers re-
eeeiysd on board at ] a. m.) May 3. s. H.
is, % and IS
For Alaska--May 4. s and % at a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, al a. m, May s 10
Is. 70. % and %.
Tickets may he obtained at the off1ec OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS C CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco.
J. F. TROWBRIDGE. Act. p. 3. Supt..
Seattle.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ooamlIvlMii. tacoma. :. ff0lAri 4:45am
Io:15a m lIlvl 2sl Seattle. 2lArl 3:ooan
/ .sl,pmlI,vl III PIT. T'wns'd.l 3s Arlft:45pm
4'30prnl Ari10l. Victoria. lMliLvi S.30pm
sDaiiy except Monday.
steamer leaves Yesler wharf, Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
I A. NADEAU, Gen. Agt.. ". r. r. X.
Yesier ave. and Front St. Seattle.
8 G. YERKES. Agent. Yesled wharf.
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orrANrc sTpAMsHrp COMPANY.

EVERETT AND sSoHoMTsn ROUTE.
- err RATE TO VF.RE1~T.
STEAMER MABfsl.
days ard Saturdays az a. n. FOR E.s-
,se[srse NukGIfeo. Tverstt, MarysViLe,
T.agt F.veretf, Lowell ard ssIeSno 49,.
TsARE To EVERETT. Sls HobNp.
70 ~ GEORGE j. WILEY. Agent.
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TIME cam.

Leave Seattles--5.ss. Hiss a. m, s.ss, s.i5
500 p III
sunday
Leave Sesttle-T.o a III. 200 $40 y. N,
leave l3eostA9-ssSo a. IN, a.&A -:Sa .. m.
lsStadii1S az Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma and Commercial dock foot OF Mar
hen street. Seattle
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
fleetwood: fare. soc.
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TUE VANCOUVER ROTTTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
Steamer Utopia ]. A. O'Brsen Master
Leaves Tacoma l. noon. Seattle, Gem
.raI wharf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
davs for Port Townsend, AnacOrtes. Fair
haven. New Whsfcon, Blaine and Fri
dsv Uar1yo~ going through 70 Vancouver
or THURSDAY trip.
Ere 10 Blaine, g.: fare 20 Vancouver. e
For further information apply to Cen
trai> wharf.