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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

kledstw miotahe beda ma
.upadajace kasy nasze po-
smiertne.
Sami to przeczuwaja, DO
pred sejmami o reformie
dziadowskich kas m6wia i
pisza - lecz ma tenn polityka
sic kohczy.
Mast politycy nawet sic
opiekuja wiara. Kto s}ysza} o
ostatnim kropidlarskim zjez-
die clevelandzkim, sadzilby
re be- kropidlarstwa Polonia
amerykahska by}oby dawno
utone}a W barbarzyhstwic.
Prawdziwy zjazd katolicki
cieszyt sic powinien mad
otwieraniem zamknietych mp.
koscio}6w katolickich. Polity-
kuje cd pewnego czasu W
Stanach Zjednoczonych X
delegat popiezki Satolli. "a
glada do r6znych zakatk6w
tego kraju. MIN do Chicago
mp. zajrza}, politykowa} X.
Wincenty Barzyhski Z parafa
Trolley sw. oZnalaz} wierne
ucho w swoim arcybiskupie i
tysiace Polak6w Z domu
Bozego wypolitykowa}. Nasta}
mocniejszy mad ob6ch ,zbadal
sprawe, i Z torba poszed}
menazer, pocieszajac sic
wspomnieniem przesladowa-
MIA Z strony ,okrutnik6w
sw. Tr6jcy. Zaiste vice
trudno wymaga6, ably jego
kropidlarstwo ma sejmach "a
polityke x. Sato1liego DIG
kowa}o, owszem wyla} z6}t
miedzy innemi / ma winoh-
skiego KAToL1KA, kt6ry Z
dobrej polityki zawsze sic
cieszy.
Mona O MIN powt6rzy6
s}owa Anio1a slazaka:
Czemu szatan jak nedzarz wszy-
stkim d6br zazdrosci?
30 sam mic ME posiada, 'pr6cz swej
w}asnosci.
Swoia w}asnosG kliki Zmar-
twychwstaic6w wszedzie w
pierwszym stale rzedzie. O
osobiste cele wa1czy}a, valley
i walczy6 bedzie. A gdzie sic
cz}owiek "a zycia chill, teraz i
pc smierci wpadnie.
y kliki zbawienia ME ma.
Wyzwoliwszy sic Cd kon-
stytucyi III Maja, nasl naro-
dewey wiare usuneli ma strone.
Zyja mi}oscia Ojczyzny. Jak
motyle skakaja Z kwiatka ma
kwiatek. Me by1o dosyc
za}ozyc w}asny skarb W Mil,
waukee, Z w}asna konstytu-
cya administracyq, : szukaja
skarb6w innych W Szwajca-
ryi. Gala polityka ZGoDy dazy
do ia emnyc rzad6w.
Ma wszelkie pytania Zwiaz-
kowych, ma ich zazalenia lub
nieporczumienia odpowiada:
Cicho! Rad Centralny vie,
co robi. Sama natura u
skarbu szwajcarskiego wyma-
ga tajemniczoSci. Jestto pole
,g}ebokiej dyplomacyi'?! O.
piekunowie skarbu licza sic
az Z trzema mocarstwami.
Najlepsza vice polityka jest:
Mech ludzie plaza! MY GU
Wamy.
Wszedzie, gdzie 'oczami
ruszymy, b}azedstwa, intryga,
samowala / zadza dolara lub
jakiegos wymarzonego wp}y-
WI nami rzadza. Jezeli pred
stawimy mp. TAXI skarb rap
perswylski zyczliwemu i
wykszta}conemu 'Amerykani-
nowi, ramicnami ruszy i
powie: g}upstwo! Jezeli .sami
rozwazymy arcy humbug
ligowy, mianowicie 6w poda.
tex centowy, ma kt6rem
zbaWienie Polski zawis1o,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
PREM "a ssaerata wymOSi

s'DcxMie
81 Stanacn Hjed. i Kanadzlc $2.W
" Eronie fkoniecZnie H~prZ6Nj SS2.5G
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27
MONEY TO BUILD THE CABLE,
Colonel Spalding Has Secured a Mil,
lion Dollars Toward It.
American Government to be Asked for q
Subsidy-InterView With the Pro-
mOter Capitalists Favor.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. - Colonel
Il. S. Spalding, who lately received
from the Hawaiian Government a
franchise for a cable line between the
Hawaiian Islands and California, ar
rived in this city yesterday from San
Francisco. He went from here to
New York, and will sail for Europe
Saturday, where he will join his FAM
lily in Switzerland.
Colonel Spaldlng, when asked as to
his plans for future action regarding
the Pacific cable, said: "I am here for
the purpose of notifying the Govern
ment of my contract with Hawaii,
and that at an early date / will sub
nit a proposition for establishing
cable communication between San
Francisco and Honolulu, and asking
for aid from the United States Gov
eminent. At present L am on my way
to visit my family, but expect to re-
turn to Washington in two months.
GAS soon as Congress meets char
ter will be asked for by company of
American capitalists, to whom / shall
assign my concession from Hawaii,
and if sufficient assistance be granted
by the Government to make it feasi-
BILE to construct and maintain cable
line work will be begun at once. I
have been promised private subscrip-
tions to stock of the company to the
amount of $1,000,O0O, and hope our
Government will grant yearly sub
sidy, which, in connection with that
granted by Hawaii, will enable us to
raise the money necessary to carry
out the project. AS soon as details
are decided upon they will be made
public, and every opportunity given
for scrutiny and investigation as we'll
for competition in construction"
Colonel Spalding did not see any of
the State Department officials in
Washington, as nothing could be done
until Congress is in session.
Account from England.
LONDON (Eng.), Sept. IS. - The
Morning Post tomorrow will print
dispatch to a news agency, saying
that American planters have secured
a concession from the Hawaiian Gov
eminent and a contract has been
signed granting an annual subsidy. of
$4,000, with exclusive rights for
twenty years, to lay a cable from the
American continent which shall ex-
tend only to Hawaii.
The Government agrees not to per
nit the landing of any other cable to
Hawaii.
The contractors stipulate that the
line shall not be constructed until ar
rangements have been made for an
annual subsidy of $4,000 from the
United States Government. The line
must be begun in May. 1897, and COM
pIeted by November of the following
year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27

situation deserves such a recogni-
ton"
"Will the new steamers be put on
whether the government grants q sub
sidy or not ~ was asked.
"Of course the company must take
care of its business said Mr.. Spreck-
els, "and is able to do what the busi-
ness requires; but as to the time, in
the absence of a subsidy from our gov
ernment and considering the great
outlay involved in the construction of
new steamers, the new arrangement
would be fastened by our government
extending the aid we will ask for, aid
which, by implication, the New Zea-
land Government says we should
have.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27
MINISTER CASTLE
Has Not Yet Presented His Credentials
to the state Department..

Castle, of the Hawaiian Islands, Who
was appointed to succeed Lorrin a.
ThurstOn, has not yet presented his
credentials to the State Department.
Mr.. Hastings, Secretary of the Lega-
ton and Charge d'Affaires, has re-
turned to the city from Maine, where
he spent a brief vacation, and he says
he does not know when his superior
officer will return to Washington, and
it may be necessary that the secretary
go to Massachusetts to see Minister
Castle relative to matters that may 60
before the State Department concern
in their Government.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27
TWO ssIUGGLERs DRowSED.
: <otorious Characters Who Once Sailed
in the HaICyOn.

VICTORIA, 3. c., Sept. 13.-It has
become known that James Harvey
and man who was known only as
''Bill " were drowned in Hawaii dur
ing the cruise of the Victorian shOOner
Norma. They came off to get opium
thrown overheard from the Norma
and were drowned in the breakers.
Neither of the bodies were recovered.
Harvey and his companion were
known all over the Coast as "Me and
Bill" and were in the crew Of the
famous smuggler HalcyOn during all
her operations. They were a mystic
rious pair, and no one ever knew much
about them or their past. Even BilPs
second name is not known. They
were middle-aged men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27
GUARDING AGAINST CHOLERA.

Surgeon General Wyman Reports Quar-
antine Stations in Good Condition.
WASHINGTON, September I3.-Dr.
Wyman, Surgeon General of the Ma
rine Hospital Service, in speaking of
cholera in Honolulu, said today the
quarantine service on the Pacific
Coast Is in very good condition.
Every port of entry has been inspect
ed by the regular Marine Hospital
officer5 and compliance with the Treas
urv regulations is assured.
The Marine Hospital Service has a
quarantine station at Port Townsend,
San Diego, and complete quarantine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27
HONOLULU AN INFECTED PORT,
All Vessels to be Placed in Quaran.
tine and Fumigated.
ALLOWED ro LAND.

Special Physician To be Employed by
Consul Mills to Inspect Vessels LeAV-
ing for United states-BArk Allen and
Castle and Steamer Rio in Quarantine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

- 6eQ48 ~ for 60. - g =
49, - Tor = dayss puueeA rnse- = $ !.
-. - ccanneEcfd b1lh 49, II
stver certificates, oDe III
AaGensents ok enad fsr -.
nlolF0w aunnlnt 90 1znaom
~ ibid to be sAipped -
- 49, ben wtthasnwn frn- q ~ -.
Y 3. E. res, l1s IL: ID =. 49,. -.
-. - ~. L. g = coup.. III; do =.
60 8 -. facsnc - of -. 10 bid: A..
= aass T. ~ %. Cia@ b, Ie4: %. ca
currency. e: La New consoa..
aisso0ff =, 100: n. caruain.
=. "a: 90 =. 100: s. Carolina Non F,,na
a-' Tenn. New Set e, 90. do 8. "a, IN
PIG; 90 Old Set e. %: Va. r,ep,,,.. -
- g. deferred. ns4: Axchascn 4.
-; g. 9econd a. Ml-t: Co.,. e.
<1'os 10; cen Pacific 1s<v = e "a : ],
len r. O. r, lis: Do q. soI.s. r~s.
1nos. g IL: g. II. "a a. = = Ma -
9. 10l -: II. Z T. Cent. g IA. - =
Me IL; a. K 4. 1rxt Il. 81: do $500 !.
-; Mntuz Union e. yoe h,d. -
Ceot. GenI e. M: Northern pa -.
uS -: do Ends. s.; North~ext s-c..-..s. 49,
-
3. 49, oo = =. deb 6. las L.; RIO Gxnnds
49, is 10l-z: St Paul Consokr -
= ~. 90 g r. w. Sc. liol-4: a..
=. Ten. =. u IL: 81. l. q ST
uon- =. l@ II; Tex Pac. lists. So 70. A.
-. 2 ~; unicE. Pacific lsts Of -
az Did; West Shore r.. 10l1-8.
ks.~r n
Atchsxor
Alton. T.r~. -. ADAMS Express. 40:
hid. 4 ,,.~,.s. s-1 = i-z; 90. pfd, lSs
ohto es. go. = =. ny. baltimore =
southern g -. rs. as.nc. % s-s' Canada
t,bc~ 8 r,s,. -. . racine. 10 IL;
f.htcarc -,.,,,- 80 Alton. las bid:
Cbdcaen GO = s quincy 20 Is;
1o7. r. Sonsoilaated Gas.
.{.naa s 1-.n uas. =; Colorado
- Ia. ~, ry.ss. S'..on vi Cerfincates.
West 10 e. - - lei. LACK. =
n,s,slIer~ = 60. r. W PIG. - l-z;
Ea.f rerr 1r-s. So., ~ i-s;
Farf wavra -. . 80 90. pld' q II;
1f,s. f.b,es.o q wo1.aesh. cid.
Hnc,irg va,,a.. :. ....ne.s. Pa, y;
:, 90. 3. 90 ihlnoas central.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
wArEs FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mabel brought in ten tons OF
fish from Snohomisk river yesterday.
Steamer City OF Topeka will probably
arrive from Alaska the first OF next week.
Ship Glory of the Seas is taking on a
cargo OF coal at Comox for San Fran
cisco.
Bark Momentum, on the way up from
San Francisco to Port Blakeley, has not
been spoken yet.
Gen. ]. M. Ashton, president Of the Pa
citic Navigation Company. was over from
Tacoma yesterday.
Schooner Huencme. bound for this port
from San Francisco, Is still out. but is
expected at almost any time.
The little steamer Alta has not arrived
from Eagle Harbor for several days, be-
ing no doubt kept back by the storm.
Sealing schooner Ida Eta Is at Schwa-
bacher's wharf making repairs and. when
finished. viii take on supplies and leave
for the Japan coast.
Steamer Robinson. the Port Orchard
mail beat, is carrying considerable freight
and number of passengers every day
from this port TO the drydock and Sid
ney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
ww rokk mAHkErs.

~ York. Jan. 4.--At the opening OF
= arm tone prevailed and gem
tnpFoyeuenf in prices took place,
~ ~ to SIS per cent. In Lake
~ The other gains being fractional.
- M. however. q bear raid was
- - n. J. Central, which hid adj
~ and decline of per cent.
oectsd. The rest Of the shares
M y fell OF In sympathy to the
k A . fraction. A slight recovery
lice In the active list after IL
During the afternoon the trad
- weak In tone and the tendency
looe was down. the market clos
ueak and in most cases at or near
6p@st point OF the day.
H. bard market was firm in the MORN
~ b the late session the dealings
- Irregular and the market closed uu-
e a iona.
sleamer Etruria viii take out to-
gsW 0eD ounces Of silver.
EisaneisI.
: 1lon<y 81 cali. easy at fGli l-2 per cent:
Drins mervantiie paper, 2s-4G4I-2 per
90.
0g exchange dull but firm, with
husiness In bankers bills at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Wells Fargo Express. ~; Western unscn.
- WheeIing = L T.. IL Is: d. pa.
-; MIMI 4 st. Loui4 =: Den. 4 r. al.
- II. Gen. E1ecersc. s 70: Nxta Lanseea,
Is ~; Col. Fuel & 4. s: do. pfd =. n.
= Tex Cent. II: roa- e 4. 8 North
1fieh. -; HI 81 Louis q x. c.. 1:
do. pfd. 8
eAaves sold
Total sales e stocks today were. 11s.x1
shares faciudtng American Sugar, q. 200:
Burnngton. An; Chicago Gas, ssee: Dis
tiliing. 1e0: I<ouEsv5lse = NashyIiie. $50:
Missouri Hacsse. asa. n. J. Central.
$40: Northwest. 4zoe: Rock Island, 4,ae:
St Paul. u.ooa
uesa.
pesre1oam.
Rstroiear-steady: United. closed. s Ia
Pig 1ron-DuIl; Scotch. TUSCAN: Amen-
can. 3o5o014
Tin stesdy: etraIts. si14o&1ak.
Lead-Dall: brokers prices. -: exchange
price. 3zos.
Copper Strong; brokers prices. ss.H IL;
exchange price. $LEl
Ce6ss-
Conee-C1osed arm At Z net advance OF
500 points. sales, 1s.ooo bags. Including:
january. H3.7o6is75: March. l3-3o9Is5o:
May. So. so0l3-55: Spot coffee. Rio, steady;
M. o..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Liverpool Jan L-C7ose: Wheat-0 pot.
steady; demand moderate: No. red win
-. d sI-3d: No. rea spring. stocks ex-
hAnssed: No. hard Maritoha. g "a; No.
! California. IS ~. Futures. steady: clos
ed unchanged from yesterdays closing
figures
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed. =
81 Futures. dull and unchanged
Hcpe-At London. Pacific coast e is,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

City ~ ColnmbIa 20 Go IN the sosn d.
Capt. A. NJ. Towle. vice president OF
the Elliott Bay Yacht club. and well
the Oracle Felitx. has almost completed
his alterations OF his recent purchase,
the steamer City Of Columbia. The City
OF Columbia formerly ran on Lake Wash
ington. between Rainier Beach and Rem
ton Landing. but has been considerably
changed by Capt. Towle for use upon the
Sound As soon as his repairs are COM
pleted the captain is under charter to
take . party of sportsmen to Dagualla
bay. duck shooting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Taccma, jan l-Special-work win b
begun either tomorrow or Monday on
the steamer Willapa TO dit her mp for the
Alaska route. She win 60 on the run
about March l.
Steamer Aberdeen will 90 back on her
regular run between Olympia. Tacoma
and Seattle about January 10.
Steamer Nultnomah has been fitted
up with electric lights throughout.
Steamer Walia Walla took on I.5oo tons
Of grain for San Francisco yesterday.
Ship Bahcock has finished loading grain
for Liverpool and viii leave In few
days. The libel suit against her has been
dismissed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Lumber shipments from British Colum-
btu in 1894 were valued at s40S S3s Thirty
vessels loaded at Vancouver. twelve at
Mocdyvilie. three AT New Westminster,
four at Victoria, and one at Cowichan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
CHICAGO nAaxErs.
The Bea-., III Trade.


Chicago. Jan. 4-wheat-The price az
session was s. s-s0s7 rs. dropped at the
opening this morning to 81 1-2c and closed
steady. English country markets were
called frm and slightly higher. Conti-
nental markets were also fir1ner. Prim-
ary market receipts amounted altogether
10 2a6.o00 bushels. Country adyices were
numerous regarding the scarcity OF wheat
in certain sections and reporting miliers
to be drawing from the elevators. New
Yak was weak for futures, but good
esmand for spot Was reported. Al an
early hour Of the session Is boat loads
were reported sold to exporters. some OF
It for France. the latter being an unusual
circumstance AMI said to be the only
wheat sold at New York direct to
France In two years. May closed at
81 Lee.
Corn closed with sellers at A lie.
Oats-Aay seld fro<n 81 s-Sc TO 81 t-Sc
and back TO 81 LAC, closing at 80 7-Sc
Provisions opened weak on the hog re-
ceipts overrunning what had been con-
sidered . sufficiently heavy run as esti-
mated yesterday. At the close pork
showed a gain compared with it's closing
prices on the day before Of Ice. Lard
had . rise Of 1-ac and ribs SC.
Live Stock.
Cattle Steers were quoted at A150
$50. with sales principally at s27sa5.
Sales Of COWS and bulls were largely at
81. s5n3. with extra quality quoted around
$3.50.
Hoss-Sales were made at 81. soa74 70 for
poor to prime heavy and at $a2oeI46 80 for
medium wei6hts. Light weights sold at
ss.75dff.35. Prices above si.s0 were paid in
q few instances only. from sf.35as4.so buy
ing most of the medium and heavy
weights. and sIloUi.2s being popular
prices for lights.
Sheep-Quotations for sheep range from
$1.5Oef3.5o for poor to choice. with sales
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

EVERETT AND sNoHoaffs13 ROUTE
CUT RATE TO MERkTG
SrEAMER NABEI4
days and Saturdays 1t q n 1oe ~.
monds. Mukiitso. Everett MAEY0v{II1s
East EverstI Lowell and S1ez41nl4hs
10 SNoHoNisHs 6os.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
PACIFIC COAST srEAxsHrr. ca

Dispatch steamers from Seattle . NJ
lows:
For San Francisco VIA Port ToMnaom4
and Victoria. At 9 N Qasx7n9S44 -
ceived on board ct I Z. MI Jan & ~
Is, n g.
For Alaslra, Jan. and a e ~. -
From San Francisco for Victoria ax14
Puget Sound portss At = N. Jan. y ~
Is. 30. - and -.
Tickets may be obtained &C the ones g.
the company, At Ucean dock, aent1lk
GOODAII~ rERKIN6 y CO.
General Agenta Gan Tranc<nns
]. II. JOHNSON. r. q Hupt.. oeQtttA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

ANO 0AAA = A4AOs
-.
- - s1a11I1 sH-.o- -oDA :.
I'll low 1Ins-
- r = 60 - z -.
.I------s--- - -
~ lo-79 49, 5:ss % !. So Il
. ...- rnwx.rNn
s ---.-----------------------
II "a IL { - ! ~ J g ! a
Seattle. Jan. I. 11o<
II SEATTLE, Tacoma ana Port-
z y .ssfnx houses today we're:
|EEs7 CIearances. Balances.
...............s 800 Sc $ls,56 g
7E'I .....-...-.... A.ssa ~ sSdz "
- he ipcienaent weather n1ove-
s fniriy good In the produce
rnssdixe lines yesterday and
y most commodities were arm.
oere pretty well cleaned up At
o q The days business, especfal-
-. Receipts for the day were
- and stock arrived ia GOOD
oranges are in good supply ana
81 1heaper. Choice stock can now
~ g Is and s. box. Seedlings
= - Il 81 and 32.25 box. Fancy
- II light supply and prices are
ISey are quoted at Sl.zs and
@e box. Medium grades continue
~ clseap with the supplies large.
IRE numerous and quiet, hut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

THE VANCOUVER RouTE--A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDA
Steamer Utopia, ]. A O'Brien. Master
trail wharf, p. m. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. Anacortex. Fair
haven. New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
on Thursday trip.
Fare to Blaine. e; fass TO Vancouver.
FOR further Information apply at Gen.
trail wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

B. B. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORT
TATION COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
G. u. Prownfieid, Master.
Leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street,
s 3. M, for Port Townsend. Anacortes.
Sanish, Fairhayen and Whatcom, going
through to Blaine on Saturday.
City Dock Co. Agts. JOS KiNDALTA
Telephone S3S. General Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Seattle and Townnend Neah Hay uontns
Steamer Garland ieAves yeslor doek No.
Cor Port Townssna. port WI Wiliisns b.
geness, Port AnGoieA Pert CtAo1oHG
Gettysburg, Pyshf. C1allAm Hoy o14
Neah Bay: RETURNING. arrives seattle -
leaves Yesler dock for Port Tu4nneod,
Port Williams, Dungene9e. HeFt An1N1o4
and. Victoria Mondays. We6nasdAyw hu1
nate days p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Steamers leave San FRANCHISE for Homo
lulu. Samoa, Auckland. ". e. and sgd
ney. N. 8. W.. without change.
Steamship Arawa, January 10. p. m.
THos. x. GRAHAM. AGENT. starr.
Rovi block. Seattle.
b. c.
y: b. spreckels = Bros. Co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
S.o0amE IsvlMlf.. Tacoma. lffai Ar 4:lSam
ie:sSamLyI ST.. sssttle:,..I gar s:oeam
4:s0pn Ariloi.. Victoria ...iMiII4v. 6:3Qpm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other iEforsnaticn apply
I. A. NADEAC. Gen. Agt.. ". p. r.. r..
Yesler ave. and Front st, Seattle
8. @. yERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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srEAMER4
sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.
rhine Card.

Time Card.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle-Monday, Dec 81. at Il
midnight: Wednesday, Jan. g at IL mid
night: Saturday. Jan. &. at 6 a. m.
Leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday. Jan.
2, at a. M: Friday. Jan. 4, at Z a. m.
Sunday, Jan. g. al a. m.
Fare. 81. Round trip. $i.5 Meals, Is
cents. Berths, Is cents
LILLY. BoGARDUS & CO.. Inc.
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STEINER RoaAIn

STEINER RO0AL1k Fs
Arlington dock. leaves for victoe11 81;
Port Townsend daily excep4 4on3nH q
l1sso p. M: FeturpinG. leavsA vlctoGA "a
Townsend and way ports daily, 11oqo&
Sunday. az a. M. Sunday. direct ~ ~
=. M: RETURNING direct. issyee port 3oWnr
send at p. M. Telephone 10
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WEST COAST STEAM NAyIok31om

STEAMER FcARAILoN
pispatchea steamers for San EInnoAnnmi
January 10 and every Il days thefeaflGr
Passenger and frNixhk rates tie toWl0e
Tickets and fre1ght rates cnn - ~.
tanned ~ Apesytnx to
Union dock. foct of Unton stroS4 -
attic. Telephone q. ~
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
3 Wiley Navigation Cos steamnr
MULTNoMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave Arrive.
Olympia al $50 m Tacoma at. $40 \ m
Tacoma az 1890 n Seattle at.I2.0o n
Seattle at 100 p m Tacoma at 500 u n
Tacoma at. $50 > m Olympia al ia, M
Kamilchte.
FARE TO TACOMA. 30 CENTS
Landing. City Dock, foot OF Main street.
CAPTAIN Il. WIIsLEY. Manager.
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q sore
horse
kicks
q the curry comb. Apply
rlexican
Mustang
l.1niment
b his wounds and he'll
soon have no cause to kick
when he's curried. =
Lyons Kathairon

Lyons Kathairon
FoR THE HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth,
Prevents it from
Falling out,
Eradicates dandruff,
And is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.
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SAN JUAN Isr.ANpS-STEAs r.y.
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail leaves City
DOCK foot OK main street, MoadAy. We'd.
nseoay and Friday at o. N for Port
Townsend. San Juan Isiands and New
TIME CARD.
North Bcond--Leave Seattle - q m:
leave Port Townsend TIA O. M: Leave
Friday Harb0r isa0 .. M: leave Roche
nAroor ED p M arrive New Whntcom
$50 q. m.
South Bcund-LeAve New WAatccm e.on
= "a: leave Roche Harbcr u.0o a m:
leave Friday Harhor E.o9 M; leave
Sis n. M
]. r. Thompson. managing owner. !. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. So
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spanldin&. uApnnw e
the seattle Tug srd Barye Cc0lys
axement OF the stAunch fu9boo9 H0e9~
land. and hereby. take this uaeSAp1 sc
who may have work ii my line SSSf 4
am prepared 70 do tie unlme With 41o-
patch and at popular ratea Hoao
inquire on board. or ~ oklc4 az S3n14IH
Tug and Barge Company. foot e wH&e
Ion street. near Flyer once. az
CAPT. A r. SPAUIplHQR