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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-18

wood that will not split when the hoop
is nailed to the tops The tops of the
legs are beveled from the side next the
hoop in order to give spread at the bot
tom. The legs may be- of any length
that will suit the fancy, but should be
a little shorter than the sacks. 1t is
not necessary that the hoop be so small
as the diameter of the smallest sack,
because if the sack is small it need not
be hooked onto all the small nails that
are driven from the inside of the hoop.
The materials cost almost nothing and
the holder can be made in half an hour.
Bag-holders can be bought on the mar
ket, but / have failed to see any that
were more convenient or that would do
any better work than this one.
When husking corn in the field last
fall we had two or three dozen
cleansed phosphate sacks and by using
the holder threw the corn right into
the sacks SO that when we wanted to
haul, our corn was all picked up, and
when we wanted to unload, the corn
was all ready to carry into the gran
airy. For this purpose one leg was left
longer than the others so as to faci1i-
tate throwing into the sack. In trans
ferring grain from one sack to another,
shoulder the sack to be emptied and
with the other sack on the holder the
rest is as simple as pouring water out
of a jug. E. Bogue, in Ohio Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-18

IT is worth while to take great care,
under present conditions, to get sheep
of early maturity and the largest de-
-velopment of meat of the best quality.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-18

A PoULrRY-KEEPER has removed all
the roosts and furnishes clean straw
for a bed for his hens. This is taken
out every day and the house swept
He claims that this is preventive OF
lice and a promoter of egg-laying.
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THERE is said to be 40 per cent. short
age in cattle in this country.
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ronEIGS MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Fen. s.-fsar silver, = 7-lsi.
Bank OF England discount rate. per
cent.
New York. Feb. ss-The Evening Posts
Lorsion csibiegram says: The markets
were Irregular today. consois and other
gtlt-edged stocks were Ermer on the idea
that the negotiations for the American
loan were suspended. Il was learned,
however. the negotiations continue and
there Is reason 70 believe they are almost
concluded on the basis of 20 SIS or 81.
the loan 10 be secured by iodgnent
with the syndicate OF per cent bonds
The announcement IS not expected before
the result OF The vote On the Springer dill
tomorrow. Americans. after siuilness,
closed better. There sas an allotment to-
day Of Indian council drafts.
F,oiaee.
Liverpool, Feb. s-rgose: wheat-Soot
demand poor: No. : red winter, Is sf-si:
No. red spring. ss II: No / hard Mani
soha, Sc Ia. Ne. California. stock ex-
haussed. Futures opened steady with
near ami distant positions farthsnxs
higher. eut later reacted and closed
steady with near positions unchanged ard
distant positions unchanged 10 one far
thing lower than yesterdays closing:
business heaviest On mIsisse positions.
February Is fi-eki. March. Is ss-td: April.
a. s-sa May. Is Sf-ss. June. IL ss-&s:
Jaiy. Is i-ti
CorD-Sros nrrn. American mixed new
Is II i-si; futures opened ARA with near
positions tao farshings higher closed
quiet With near ard distant positions fro
farthsngs higher. February. IL iid: March
- II LA: Arsss - II III. Nay. June ang
Jaiv. ~ II sd
Fscur-nail. demand poor: -. Louis
fancy winter. - So
Hors-rncharEe3-
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wArkH FRONT nOrxs.

The steamer Gaide wan hIereafuer make
. Sunday trip on the Port Orchard route,
leaving Merchants dock at q m, re-
turning leaves Sidney NJ $50 p. M
Tha Yesier dock - being put In thor
ough repair.
Commencing Tuesday. February 9Th,
the steamer Monticello viii leave Seattle
ct .. m. and Port Angeles at D. m
Meals and berths speciality.
Steamer Angeles LEFT yesterday with Q
full cargo OF general merchandise for Ma
naimos
ball are on their way up from San Fran
cisco to this port for merchandise.
Bark Nonantum was towed to sea yes
terday from Port Blakeley with 900 feet
Of lumber for San Francisco.
Steam barge Rapid Transit finished
making repairs at West Seattle yesterday
and steamed over TO this city.
Steamer Sarah n. Renton VIII 90 on
the ways today 10 have her bottom
scraped and painted. The steamer Fleet
wood will make her ran until finished.
Tug Beaver lowed q barge OF wood for
the steamer Flyer from Point Defiance
yesterday.
Captain Claude Troup, Of the steamer
Greyhound. Is stiil confined to his home
by sickness
Steamer City Of Topeka viii leave at .
o'clock this rnorning for Alaska with a
fun cargo OF merchandise and number
OF passengers
Steamer UmatIlla will arrive this morn
ing from San Francisco.
Steamer walia Waila will leave this
morning at 5 o'clock for San Francisco
with cargo of grain and he following
passengers from this city: A. b. Walker.
Mrs A. E. Bouien and child. Mrs. w. J.
Quirk. Mrs. n. Gillian, Mrs J. H.
Thompson. George b. Chalmers. #. AZ.
Dewitt. and q large number Of steerage
passengers.
Ship b. p. Cheney will be towed 70 sea
today with 2,1oo tons Of Franklin coal for
San Francisco.
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wishing 10 realize cash upon large
quantity Of excellent shoes we ara row
hAving the most important shoe sale IN
the city. Every shoe buyer should secure
scysse Of these bargains. We mention
Only q few Of them: Mems fsgaess hand
sewea. cork sole Co zov&n shoes. reduced
from s. 60 SIS. frcm IS TO t47s. Mems
calt cosk sole shoes reduced frcn Is 70
a.s. tan cork soaes rsassced from s. 10
0.sa Mrn's calf cork sole shoss reduced
90 as. LADIES' tire hans-sewei shoes
redaced from p 20 q -. from Esa 20 g:
from s4ss 70 q sas from "a % sl-N. La
aies' bright IseBgosz shoes refused from
81 60 g 70: from as 70 g. q: from s. 10
20 e: frcsu tea 10 ts-ss. ExaHsiae these
enoes before buying elsewhere. ss;nlscn
Bror., NJ eecoad street.
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transactions Since January. and sor
Yesterday.

~.
Yesterday.
Read estate transactions since Janu-
airy 1. 1895, are $sis.si1s4 There were
filed for record with the county auditor
yesterday IS deeds, aggTegating 81. 277 IL
Following is the list. as furnished by
the Daily Record. room ~. Scheuer-
man block:
W. Fl. Ewing TO f. W SherTarsi. 2sx
les feet, rot s. block ., yesaer's LIST add
TO Kent. except building. 81
Everett Smith to Simeon E. Baldwin.
lot Z. block 3. Bell q Denny's pat, 81.
Hattie q. Pufsen % Oliver W. SFn1yh,
lot 3. block /, Ross I'd add. $500.
Carrie K. and Franz II. Coe to Fred
Everest. und 1-2 bot .. block 9. H e.
Holmes add. IS.
William l. Lvesley TO r. If. Kin
near. ind i-s sw, sec IS. IS. 5, q c. 81.
n. r. r. R. CO. 10 Lyman ~ Griffith.
ne. NV. sec -. g. 8. s2so54.
c. v. Beardslee to Daniel, Dygert. jr..
lots 2 20 10. block !. town OF Huron, 5000.
W. r BSllard 10 B. F. Day, lots 6, I.
block j. lots /, 2. 3. block 4. lots /. 2, &,
block IL. b. F. Days Eldorado add, 81.
August @. Ferrera to Eugene Ferrera,
g 1~a lot IL. block q, Maggie add, by ID.
T. Denny. guardian. $500
0rie Russell 10 n. f. Hoye, 10 lot
2. block O. Baiiard's LIST add. Ssaugh-
ter. 81.
JOS e Cowan 70 Willard r. Cowan.
lot 4. block -. rs1Ion Pacific add, 5000
N p. r. r. Co to Lewis r. Whit
field. sw. NV. sec 81, e. s. $ls7s3.
Annie r (sfsusk tn Percy r Minister
part OF ioss ard I. block u. Yesierss
lsf add. s. boo.
Alvin C. Lincoln 10 Elizabeth Dupea.
bot Z. block IS. Rentssn's add. 81.
Sheriff to William Beiond, lots OF s,
bsock .. Crown add. s7seis.
james Brownie 10 Lacy Brownie. und
IL ssst in Tot 8. block !. r. C. Graves.
add. q c. 81.
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Mx FRANCISCO MAKkErs.


BreaHstoMs S60 0f8t0u
In Francisco. Feb. extraordinarily
<fisas. xssess. 60; bakers extras. s3see3
- snpsrfine. s2z1s -
s Taeat- walIa waiia wheat IS becom-
~ - prominent factor In local circles
1T Il has been listed on the call board.
~ sraEsaefions In this article are likely
I = D made daily I'm future. Sample bust
j - today was rather slow; e i-sc for
~ grade. with s. 81 for choice Mill
zHk wheat. 81 l-9sEse 1-3c: Walla wailsl
xAess. DC for fair average quality. n -
NC Tor blue stem. and 81 Ito for damp.
Baflsy-Feei. fair to good. "a 1-2fSoc;
s nalrf. u i-ie: brewing, Ssafs0c.
f Qss-- Market quiet: milling. $1.os La
IN Surprise. st.a5: fancy feed. $f1l. o5:
epoa 10 choice. sscsIsl. fair 10 good. ecu
=. poor to fair. G i-sss7 f-sc: black. sl.is
-; red. tl.e9i.fT L.: gray. 90 i-.g
Hlsc.
tsors. sacks. o.sa: Oregon, s.asa: wheat.
Nhtals s.sH: Oregon. s.ai7: barley. cen
~ -: Oregon. LOST: oats. centals. 90.
vssgcn. 20: eern. centais, 1.s1s: rye. sacks.
- onions. sacks. Sd.
s'ia.sHg psosassan.-
s wFAt-oaset and steady: December,
isc; May. 60 i-sc.
nariey~-Quiet and steady: December.
81 kae; seller. - f-ac, May. 81 i-sc-
snn-N.a IL
1nn-asse per ton.
Produce
fe'atees -Recssp.s OF new today were
essa sacks Other kinds plentiful. Vol
sssees new potatoes. I s-sse3c per pound:
kseiy Rose sessase: river reds, eo6see:
ssanks 1asalec; Oregon Burhanks. seff
sslsaas Rureanks. sscsssi: sweets. 7sc
80 TOR rivers ami 81 s53i.7s per GENITAL
~ cAotce stock.
o4sser--Deasers repor, the market easy
81 agnres Fancy creamery. eoefssc.
- sales az ~. fancy dairy rolls. II L.
scoi to choice. iseisc: fair. TO
~stxs-~prieex unchanged Receipts free
qaose: California ranch isGsec:
'sss ioss isGisc per dozen.
rlsmmcfai.
;yer hars-ss --snsa,.
Mexsesn aoliars-H i-sS7ssc.
sass's--s.gas. L LIS: telegraph. isc.
stniag stocks.
i >: Alpha Consolidated. s: Bel-
-. ~ assss 4 Eelcher. -. Belle Con-
- %: Railion. 10. Haiwer Coasos~
49, :; Caledonia. :. Challenges Ger
- y; choslaT. =. Confidence. %:
r - California and Virgins, 30:
= ss' asatess Imperial. !: Crown Psint.
IS. Iva 4 cu-ri~. =. Hale q Sorcrpss.
&...soe, "a; Mexican. -. Mono. "a:
- tssAolo. 10. oeSissrtal Constituted.
10. ovsrTnaa. Is: pcssss. ss.
I a. y. Sierra Nevada. A.. Silver Hsll.
"a ATS. 10: UnsaE Consolidated e.
~ ssssssssAtei. 8: Yellow Jacket. q.
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SAN JUAN rsr.ANps-srEAxRa IL

SAN JUAN TsLANps-srrAurH LIZ.
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
0oc., loot or main street. Monday. We'd
neeoay ana Friday At q m for Port
uu9eEasend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD.
NORTH Bound-Leave Seattle 800 Q. m:
leave Port Townsend TOO e. m: Leave
frrlIay harbor. u:5o a. NJ. leave Roche
nsrocr lz:0 p m: arrive New Whatcosu
south Eound-Leave New whatcom s:oo
q IN; leave Roche Harbar u.0o a. m;
leave Friday Hzrbor 100 M: leave
Sis p. m.
y, Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. E3
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eurns, THE OLD RELIABLE Rrui.e.
|exfCal |IIDslal9 LiliIIlelt
Rhsamatism, Man or Beast. Sun Joint.
HorEr. DuEER.

6At461 A1lAzF<fk-
, " TsbbsCt4 Cx1un los Mayer. Oak Har
w " Powell. wash p Rutherford. Srpq'i
J NORRIS ThccuN w Gzlsesp5e, Efscn
" D Clarke. Fl StimD wlnkier, pssyaisu2
Mrs C1axke do r Nc-ay. EzSsn
nnppx. % Mrs * Carlow. Vic
J 4 Byron. wsssm A watcou. Senkfck
" 4 Brown. Etmze Mrs c Boxxs. Anon
Wv WmduR Psafhm'n & 3 Emriash. Mt ysn
r r Hzsband Gpnak. nee p KiubaH. Mt v'n
A E1Eozt. Sultan Dan'lC>Mney. kosher
e q Hfnckss Whskc' r Drew. n Gamble
AID Austin. 9aok'm ] { HHi Essasccm
L " Jores- Az1ingeuu p c Wf1znmS l4ynim
HorEz. BUTIER-
G. H4xrist PtAd c Astre<iO. s r
p Dawey. Chicago r G Sufiavan. TAG
w MCCARTHY. s FIR A RAllingcr. r +
A WassonG r + r SpgSn9~r. CaAcazo
II Mcbride & wzfA r Trs,mbuii, r T
AS Vernon s III Ssa1ury. city
W c Weeks. N Bend + A Nitchy, Psld
Z verain. Everett r McSamee. r
y Francis. do w Axnew & wsseI
+ Tuttie. DO olympia
A II M2ier, Whatc J ESwuod, Westmin
~ II Wfktea EverctfJ Cooper. St LOUIS
ID b Hanson. s + r Lee. Tacoma
w Hail. Tacunn \ G Foster. Hastings
w Ribdett. Vernon Mrs Bsscklnar 10
u Hawsxins. Cefstzszl Mrs Mcleod do
u II Kowirksaky, 8 FW w Hazn. piner
l. w WaS1e, Tacoma
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EVERETT RoETE-STR GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday
Leaves Seattle 1.36 O. N. and $50 p m
Leaves Everett 10 q IN. and 3. n.
Sunday-LsAves Seattle u g. m Leaves
Everett p IA
Fare--Singis trip, sc; round trip. BE
Connects with boats for Tacom& and
Tanding-Coiman dock. foos OF Marion
sEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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The ssesk xxeassx~.

iosk. Feb. e.-Share speculation
- - ssSs exchange today Was in iighs
- u was = waiting market. which
-. 70 hang eark for news sy,esn
- 600 cts sesEhsng che proposed
-. 2ursssss were sn circulation
10 give reasons for tire eesay
-. TIE ezan fax proposals Cor TIC
~ aa ssere WIS talk 90 an alleged
TIE Negotiation with che far-
Bat the general ccnvse<soa
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MARINE SEwa

San rsmnc$Ara.. Feb. s--ArrzvsSs-Asss-
srssss. ffcr.iasu: Queen Pu~sszsf ana A.
soxza. snip Yosemite. Departure bay,
ssrf1nre< Gasse. Cnssssoross; Esxresxssr.
GrAys hasear. Cses<ess-x eslsaxtof. Ma
nxxsssc: ssssp I4sssessyn ]. ssu-ss. Sarzaa-
exc. iscparzesk-r sznt Isozzs. Grzys bar
oor: Huner. fsquAaz fays stap Jscez
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PACIFIC COAST srrAnsnrr g

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP a.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle q -
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, ~ q. N. pasnengers rec
ceived on board at Z a. m.) Feb. Z Z, u
IL. "a a.
For AiaSltAr-Feb. and q
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, At 3 q m, Feb. Z, ..
"a, -. "a
Tickets may be obtained ct the once Of
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODALIA PERKINS = Co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. H JOHNSON. p. g. Supf.. Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE isIsANDs
c,~ar Utopia. y. A. OBren. Master.
q@ayss Tacoma II noon. Seattle Cen
tai wharf. D. ns. Mondays and Thurs
ave f0r Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
h.yav New whatcom. Blaine and FRI
asv WARRIOR. going Through TO Vancouver
Fare 10 Riaine. e: fare to vancouvss.
FOR further information apply e Cen
trail wharf
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. .................. President
Arthur a. Denny. .;:......;. Vice President
James r. Hayden. .MAn'kF.. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank I. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins,
r. c. Neufelder. +. w. WilmanA
.Traneacts . savings hank business ex-
cluaively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per anSaum. Six per
cent .on/kerm deposits. per cent. on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November. Loans made On real estate az
approved collaterais only.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE

Weekly Ttme Card Steamer Clan No
Donald
Leaves Lilly, Bogarsius q Co dock, s.
aurte-Monday, Feb. 1. Tuesday. Feb. s,
Friday, Feb s, at Ia midnight.
Leaves Mount Vernon--Tuaxsday. Feb. s,
"Wednesday. Feb. s. ThursgAay. Fob. Z. ard
Friday, Feb. 8. at O. M: and 6ugdt.y.
Feb. 10. AZ a. m.
LILLY. BoGARDuS q Co, Inc, Own
era and Managers. Seattle Telephone.
ID or 800. II. H. Mcdonald, Master; Jud
Ealiott Puser.
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WELT COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLON
pfSpatches steaIners for San Francisco
February ,. ID. Aafcn I, -. and every 10
DAYS thereafter.
passenger and freight rates tire lowest.
Ticy<efs and freigsat rates can be Oh
j. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Union deck. foot OF Union street. 6eats
tie. Telephone 81
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n b. STEAMBOAT AND THANsPoR-
TATlON COMPANY
ETEAMEE ISLAND BELLE,
leaves City Boek. foot Of Main street.
every Monday, "Wednesday ana Friday ex
Sp. IA. Tor Pert Toxnsera. Anxcorte1,
sarsnssh rnIrfaveH &Hd WhAtc0m. R0inG
shrourS 10 Blaine On Saturday.
fafy Dock Co. AkfA JOS. KINDAIfA
fss<pkone AZ General Manages.
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GTRAfT SfEANSEIP C1MPANI.
gsattIe and Townsens3-NeAh Bay route.
Sfeamer Garland leaves TesIer dock Mon-
dayx. Wednesdays and Fri<tAya - lila
pungerexs. Port Angeles Pert Crescent,
gettysburx. ryxhf, CiaisAm Bay ard
Mean Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 40
fsayes Yexier dock for Port Townsend.
port Williams. Dunxeseas. Port Angeles
AVA Victoria Mondays. We5nesdays and
rrsdays at 60 p. m. arrives seattle alter
na.s days p. m
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n - = - 49,
!, - - - - "a 3.
=. .s.-s - - - 3 y. 50 yesssy.
3. - ZOE tne oenzng weak
~..s s..-.-- -. -. - 49,
- q. - -. - -. - - -
-. -. - - ssa ne
- -s...a-. -. e 80 oes ca
-. II. - q - 8. - -
s.-1as -. - -. -. .e1ee = ~ 0sed
-. - - t,ans seoetsed "
- .... - - = ~ so11s u 10 1900
49,. - - :. 1890 s'eo NC
- - olI.Aalae osetLse. 1sse receipts
:. 8. - sazAets we're
-. ana exceeur
49, - - = "a. - stn sn0ee o. sns
-. - to<ea pslmexy mar
.1'.S'. - 49, a0ook A.soo bushels.
ara 4iS.ne $780, 8. - ca~,...,D-g - !.
Day hst year. Ths early cabass quoted
Liverpool I'D higher. but rskher ..toppy !.
Paris vAs 10 ceneimss higher. ana Berlin
from IA 70 LIZ mark A1gher. Brndstresx..
made . net increase al sl2,eoo bushels In
tn STOCKS Of The world. tn cauan1
cables came weak from Liverpool. and
quo<ed . decline Of ia In The oonsn~
figures. Tia greas strength assuIared bv
corn wos very helpfua q, ~rhe.t ..s
caused fsxther advance after that rrhs.,,,
8. = 49, ~ 1tosn TINS carly strength
start. the r~se~ a. ss.v .ss,.-..s = :. -
then rose 10 Sc. and vo~srea t.ct .~.,,
e 81 1-zc. Near ~. 60. !. -.
af 60 sc hut a. .er>c-fh a. ~sc~- 49,.
1nflunncbd tha prkua sna Nav clo.~e 8,
&c.
Corn opened wsfh but ,stle CHASE =.
&c for May. and iulluence.i bv TIE s.r,v
weakness in wheat toschevf q 80 =.
that price there vas more sfnr v.nted
than was offered. ara The pr,ca ssa.ked
up with . whsrl short. COVERING viror-
ossly. The market BEGAN To - aftar
reaching lS64s l-sc. ana drouped hack
70 - Sc. Abort tan r,an,,4es from the
ciose tn buying was renewed with more
yiSor tlssa hefore, ana In the end the
price was = l-2c. and the ut was fun OF
excited traders buying and sailing NJ
that when the closing beu sounded.
Oats met with . good sale. and under
= generally good demand and syTnpathy
with corn prices we're higher. May sold
from &c 81 the opening 20 q Sac, and
snen gradually advanced to - lie at
which price the market closed. The cash
market while not very active was con-
8k1c3 6WfY uEL3G4,
The provision market was nrmer. The
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time card In effect Oct. =, 1854
Seattle and Whafcom roufN--State OF
Washington leaves Seattle daily, except
Saturday. 1t ~ p. m. Seattle and La Con.
ner Route--Fa5rhaven leaves seattle daily
except Saturday as $50 p. M. Tacoma and
Seattle Route--4tafe Of Washington leaves
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and Easur~
0As YEsLER DOCK.
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- l16ok pm feet ia M feet lp.m lfeeG
20 H a n.s'l SIS 40 s.ed Oh
"a ~ Port Townsend.
m |Is asI 1o.2I TO or s.1s o.
Seattle. Feb. 8, 1aok
6nros - Seattle. Tacoma and PORT
1eoc1ng houses today:
! 8 C1earanees. Balances.
.................s Sl,6s3 "a 3zz.ss7 n
................ 63. f32 % 13,584 90
II ............... 194. S2s % 50.G74 %

1Dcgement Of trade I'm the local pro-
w - merchandise markets yesterday
- eno5erate. and prices we're subsfan-
s ~ saE1e a. on the preceding day.
y q produce were up TO the aver
q - well distributed.
- fruits met with an improved In
] teete-say. as result OF tbs warm
81 &o6thef. though, while saies are more
6ln6t4e. there - not much. u any. ma
~ advsncs In selling figures. In some
values are firmer and occasional
1 ese reported at slightly advanced
- Faxcy navel oranges are In good
rciy. ard dealers are holding quite
6odlly 10 their asking prices. Choice
i - Il bringing 3 box Seedlings con-
80 10 sell freely al quoted rates.
! r6en are dun The supply Of apples
Z 6llnues liberal. and under . light In
III. prices are low and weak. The
] oieo& stock Is firm at quotations. Ba-
's;sf@zp and other tropical fruits are In
- supply aid values are steady on
~ stock. The demand. however, IS
ut oales Of nuts are very email.
XlootsbIes are coming to hand little
~ freely. and the demand continues
~ steady. Cabbage Is quoted 1t ti.25
- 80 per cwt- Celery Is firm at quota
~ y cents per dozen.
plisd fruits show a slight Improvement
& soIupe. hut prices remain about the
le ss quoted.
n1jry products are selling freely. but
sDstesdy figures. aud as supplies are
GraHy heavy. there are some dealers
~ ars Wiling to shade the quoted rates
il efdes 10 effect sales. Poultry ID quiet.
M some variations In prices among
as1sA Chickens are coming 10 hand
nofe frsely. aad slight decline In prices
I \ 1xpecie1 soon.
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4 letter was received by Chief Rogers
yesterday from William WAchter. All
Fourth avenue. northeast, Minneapolis.
Minn.. who. under date OF January e.
inquiries for the Whereabouts of his faith
er, Henry Wachter. who. he says, Is
about IS years old. Frenehman. and a
steamboat man. He Formerly lived In
Cheboygan. Mich. and came out to thu
Coast somewhere. The son has not
heard from his father In nine years, and
wants to hear from him
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EVERETT AND sNoHosfrsH Rour1
@uT RATE TO EVERETT.
Leaves Central wharf Ts.ssds~~ T>ur..
Ays And Saturdays ct e a Tor IA
RFonds Aukslteo. Everett Marysviiie.
1zst pEvsrstt: Iouell and Snohomish
TO sNoHoAlsH Soc.
GEO. ). WILEY. Aren't
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
=. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOAIAH
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
olympia at. $50 mlTacoma az. 80 Z m
Iacoma at. loco q mlSeattle at. 400 "a
seattle at.... Loo p m. Tacoma ct $500 N
Tacoma at. $3.50 p miOiympia at. $50 3 "a
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. a ~sfva
seattie........ 7:so . miTACcma. $50 : m
Tacoma. 1880 q n, Olympia ....l.00 "a
olympia ..... BOO p mlraconna ....5:o0 3 m
Tacoma. $50 p msSeattle .....7:a0 3 m
Faro between Seattle and Tacoma, 50
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
CITY DOCK CO., Agents.
capt Il Wiley. Manager. Telephone SO
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h PREVENTS DEcAI.
IT llRDEs Tag GUM
n sEEgTlS Tlg BaElm
IT'S RaE4 T1en an11Izzl
Sc how it d regarded b tAe
dentists Of this city.

We have carefully examined ~
formula Or LUBIES CARBOLTzED
TOOTH POWDER and ind thst 4
contains nothing that can u ths
slightest degree injurs the tssth y
gum. Il has in ito eompositfea
snflsisnt antissptis properties =
swsetsn the breath and maks ~
gum nsaIthfaI and Arm. Ifs daily
use will help TO prsveHt the FORMS
tlon Of tartar and tho aeesmnlatlen
OF parasitieal animaleales - II
jurious to eth and gum.
". r. GIddinxs, D. D. 3.
Geo. w. Bragdon, D. p. 3.
Geo. n. Faulkner. p. n 4
+. g. Albin, .. p. 4
l. u. Lsssey, p. p. &
Nv. Dssportss. p 2. =
Albert J. Forrest.
C. 2. Bgewn, D. D. &
Geo. &. xIller.
Jos. Moudy.
". r 3. Csyna. L \ = ~ HI
O. D. 8
g. 9. Gril1n.
J. T. Fox.
J. W. Patnam.
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