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Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08
SEPTEMBER JURORS.
Justices Select the List for Next
Term Of Court.

Justices Quinn and Smith this
afternoon drew the following list Of
Jurors for the district court term
commencing September s.;
P. F. Whitehair, Chapman.
D. Jones, Sherman.
VIM. Fallen, Sherman.
John Martz, Hayes.
G. W. Kramer, Garfield.
D. L. Pisle, Abilene.
W. D. Nichols, Abilene.
r. C. Reubin, Jefferson.
W. J. Henry, Cheever.
D. Ferry, Herington.
Aug. Lietz, Lyon.
W, A. Wyatt, Hope.
N. Z. Gish, Newbern.
j. R. Vickers, Flora.
Thos. Issitt, Liberty.
J. W. Gibson, Abilene.
W. J. Fem, Willowdale.
b. Kochenour, Ridge.
D. X. Gorden, Abilene.
p. W. Blanchard, Enterprise.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08
CANON AMI PEAK.
Prof. Cook Writes Of the Dickinson
Teachers Outing.

Special TO the Reflector.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug 5-On'
iweek more Of delightful scenery and
bracing mountain air and we shall
be again in Sunny Kansas. Would
that we could bottle up a few billion
gallons Of ozone and enjoy it during
the rest of the season in our homes in
Dickinson county. Then how very
nice it would be ii we could carry
back with us some Of the delightful
! canons, mountain streams and peaks,
With few sections of such scenery
enclosed, one could realize more than
he could by raising corn and wheat
1t was amazing to listen to the con-
versation at the breakfast table yes
terday morning or at least to the
snatches OF it which came from the
various tables where two hundred
teachers were talking all at the same
moment. Since over one hundred Of
them are from Kansas you may i'm
agine the scene was lively one.
Everybody had been on an excursion
the day before who was able to walk
or had the money to pay his passage
in any other way.
Saturday is always given up to ex-
plorations. There were excursions
by train around the Loop to Den
yer, through the "Royal Gorge by
wheel to Denver, on foot everywhere,
Twenty-Five Of us, under the leader
ship Of Supt. Shirk, took carriages
for Ute Pass, Williams Canon, the
Grand Caverns, Garden of the Gods
and other points Of interest. We had
a delightful all-day's drive, picnic
ing on a mountain top overlooking a
grand canon. Twenty Of us went
through the Grand Caverns, listening
with open mouths to the attempts Of
our guide to point out to us, on tho
side Of the cavern, representations Of
all the animals in "Wallaces Gigan.
tic Consolidated Shows together
with many other natural and unnat-
lral wonders. He knows his story
we'll and only charges dollar to tell ,
t, that Is, q dollar for each person,
We were more fortunate In going
through the Garden Of the Gods. We
made up our own story and picked t
nut our own animals. We found lots
# them, but there were slight differ.
noes Of opinion as to some Of them
)f course these were slight differ
'nces and caused no i'll feelings what
,yer. We came home to boarding
louse hash toward evening, a tired
'ut happy crowd.
Tomorrow evening we, in common
With many other pedagogues, have
'een invited to grand reception to
'e given by one of the elite of the
'prings in honor of Prof. Lomssburg.
t is to be the finest affair Of the sea.
on.
Prof. Bailey, Of the State Normal,
) one of the most influential instruct. b
RS of the summer school and to his l.
ctiyity is due the large number Of
.ansas teachers attending the lcct- I
re. r
DR.. James, OF Harvard University, \
) just beginning on his course Of
sctures, and is attracting large 9
udiences to hear him. Prof. Ely has t
nished his course in political econ t.
my and economics. Hope to see all h
ly home friends soon. fl
S. NJ. Cook. s
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08

LAWRENCE. Kan, Aug. Judge S.
0. Thacher began to improve about 0
o'clock last night and the change was
OF such a nature that the physicians
to-day say there Is reason to hope for
his recnvern
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08

8 boxes of axle grease, 25c.
1 boxes of axle grease, 25c.
3 boxes Of axle grease, 25c.
AT HODGE Bros.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08

Superior axle grease in tn cans,
will not gum, at Hodge Bros. lc
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First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector, August 4. 1896
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Case No ,ls5l


vs.
John Il, Baxlrr and j. Tinker defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale is
sued by the clerk OF the district court OF the
sth Judicial district within and for Diclln-
son county state OF Kansas, In the above on
titled case, and to me directed and deliver
cd, wilton
Monday. September 9, A. D. 1895,
Al 10 O'clock H. M, Of said day. at the front
door VI the court house In the city OF Abb
lcne, Dickinson county state OF Kansas,
without appral,cmcnt sell to the highest
bidder for cash IN hand the following
described real estate tOwit.
The east half of section number five tjD,
and the southwest quarter Of section number
Ave (j), and the northeast quarter Of section
number seven ~, and the east half OF the
southwest quarter Of section number six (U),
all In township number sixteen dB south, OF
range one G) oust Of the sixth principal
meridian In Dickinson county State Of
Kansas
The said real estate will be sold pursuant
to the Judgment OF the court iu said cause
rrcted In said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF August,
1895, Us, SMITH.
Sheriff Of Dickinson County, Kansas,
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MEMS SUITS

The great cut we are making on our Summer
Suits is moving them out by the hehundreds. Suits
that sold for 5000 90 now for $500 to s4.OO.
Only few left,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08

Suits that sold for 49, 90, $1,000 and $3.50 20
now for $4.00, $500 and $3.50. Don't miss this
chance to buy one Of these Suits.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08

VARRoMIroN, Mo-, Aug !, Motion
for "A new trial in the case of the state
of Missouri VS. George Il and William
7, Taylor was filed Inst night ut 10
o'clock by the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS The motion will be argued
to-day and Judge Rucker will an.
nounce his decision. The motion gives
thirty reasons why u new trial should
be granted defendants.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08
Great August Clearance Sale stock Suits Caps Furnishing
Goods Trunks etc. at G. Sl Co.'S great 2foo Clothing house.
Sweeping out Summer Goods prices the
place. G. Serl Co.'S Broadway Abilene Kansas Gomez Gomez
BOYS SUITS

Suits that sold for $500, $4OO and $500 90
now for $l.50, $500 and $3.50 Don't delay but
come and get one Of these Suits Age IA to IS
years
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-08-08
Legal Notice,

First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
iector, Aug. \, A. u. 1895.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-27
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Rosalie took out forty tons OF
wheat and feed from this city to Victoria
last night.
Steamer chIlcat will sail for Alaska to-
morrow morning.
Tug Magic towed the four-masted
schooner Salvador In from sea yesterday
to Qnartermaster harbor for repairs.
Capt Hansen will take the steamer San
Juan. which he recently purchased from
Everett to Dog Fish bay today for repairs.
and when finished will place her on tho
run between this port and the bay.
Steamer Mabei brought In a logging en-
CINE yesterday from Mosher & McDonald's
logging camp at Cherry Valley.
Steamer umatilla will sail this morning
for San francisco with a full cargo OF
freight and the following passengers from
this port: w. G. Jack. w. Agar. Mrs. J..
c. Mcclinton, Mrs. NJ. Il. Diiler. NJ. L..
Stangroom. w. G. Nichols. ]. +. Ryan, T.
Dnnphy. Mr.. Phelps,
Tug Tacoma towed the British ship City
OF Glasgow, loaded at Tacoma with grain
for the United Kingdom. 20 sea yesterday
and stopped in this port for fuel.
Schooner Pioneer, which has been on
Moran's ways for the past week having
repairs made. was finished yesterday and
towed out TO Ballard. where she will load
lumber.
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stock bringing fuss n@ureA Creamery
Fancy. 1sassc. eecorss. lsaE-c: sszasasson.
isa1sc- Dairy-Fancy. 149ISc: good 10
chosce. ci-eets lie; fa.r. ieoz.e. store
lots. sase.
Egxs-In spite os the shipment q ycar
o. ssve cars to Eastern ce1rers he lccal
market sim serws weak tone ard the
situation continues 20 sncitre in favar
Of consumers We quote; caifruwnia ranch,
1sgf4c. store lots. lIa1. lie per dozen.
Financial.
Silver bars. So s-SaSa l-sc
Mexican collars. Is f-1assc
Drat,s-Ssshs, Z lie. telegraph. II lie
MSuing stocks.
Alta. %: Alpha Con. Is: Andes. =; Best
4 Behcher. a.. Bodie Con. 80: Bullion. %;
Balxer Goa. "a: casefonfs. as: Challenge
Con. q. chollar. 81. Confidence. lss: Con
Gala and Va. s4ss Goa. Imperial. o.;
Crown Point. A: Excbequer. O.: Goxia 4
Garrse. "a: Hale q Ncrcross, IS: Julia, o.;
Justice. ee: Kenfuck Con. o.. Mexicau,
4. Mono. IL. Mt Dashlo. 10: Navajo. o.;
Occidental Con-. O.: ophir. is5: overman.
i3: Potoss. IS: Savage. 20: Scorpion. c..
Sierra Nevada. 81: Silver Hin. C, silver
Kirg. 10: Union Con. g: Yellow
Jacket, 81.
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MARINE NEWS.

San FrancsSco. Feb. zs..-Arr5ved-Arago.
Goes bay. Departest-Horner. Yaqu1na
bay: Arcata. Goes bay. Fresgbts AMI
cfa~ters~fsrssissa ship Arss.onsens. row on
Puget Sossrsi. humber thence TO discharge
AZ two Nitrate ports: British ntas, fseyland
H.nthers. nj TaooF1a. wheat thence TO
IFussea Kingdom. Hsvre. Antwerp or Dun
tsrx. Americans schooner Norma now at
ssrsyss Hareor. lumber sheDce 20 Gxay-
mas
Port TownserSf, Feb. .-spscszl-Ar-
rsy@s-ssseasser city q F'Ssebla rrosu San
Francisco for Sound ports: srhcoasrs Fai-
eor. from san f.ranrssco al Port Angelica
fc~ Fraser river: Liha. from San Fran
rss-a at New Westminster: Exc<sso-.
f-nro Newport AZ Port EiakA1sy: General
parusug, from San Francisco at Ciaiiasn
nav. csseniafe. from San Pedro ~ Port
Angeles. for Fraser river. Salvador. from
san p~sro az S.eastle. To sail tomorrow
bark sserrania. srosrr Seattle for San
r-,xneeco; B-sssss. ship Scottiszz Hills.
s-e--s TACOMA fog rng-e1 Kingdom: Brit
80, ses4n 9atvetsank. from bers % VAR
x,r,..ver. Brstsssa ship HowzAs from here
60 Seattle.
rsan...arA reA. st.-specsai. - assezs-
ssssuonsr Arsn{e Gee, from Aberdeen:
gshosGers Ruby Ccslsxns and NsEStuzas.
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kU<70t<1<4 -M0F1ne AeN&.
Tanorna> Feo. eS-Specai --R~sixh shsp
Cawaor finished soasilng wheat today.
Collier Mackinaw saslet today for san
Francisco
ship Occidental arrived today from san
FTancsscn She reports seeing nothing
or the missing schssoraer Mary Dodge
Steamer Thsstle came In today vic,
'a.oo fsnunSis of fresh hAasha. dsrecs from
the banks Of Queen Charlotte Sound. The
FISH vert East In three refrigerator cars
this Afternoon. Two az the cars go "a
Boston and one 20 New York The T.ssst,e
left tonight for Victoria where she WI,
place ten tons more aboard the I.u,arfaia
for San Franrisco
The Utopsa tomorrow win take os,s IN
tons or Hour 10 be shipped to the Orient
from Vancouver on the Empress.
The engines Of the new Alaska stear,er
Wliapa We're surncss over soxiay. Tus.,or-
row IL Is expected the stes,mer will r4,n
TO Seattle on her trial "trip. Mort t,oou.bs.
Formerly assistant engineer OF the Seattle
hrenoat Snoqualxn3e. is chaaf engineer.
The Hassser has been compelled nv the
Dredging. operations going oss for the Eley-
enth street bridge. to shift from fsr com
Iortaoie berth and anchor cut in tho mar
Dor.
w. q. Hayden. who for many wears was
captain or the ship Two Brothers. carry
ing coal from Seattle 90 San Franeisea
mas formed a partnership with Cant. j.
]. o'Hara in the steamboat nxeney huss-
ness.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Financial.
London. Feb. 2s.-Tar silver, q 1f-Ied:
consols, l04 IL Bank OF ENGLAND discount
rate, per cent.
New York, Feb 2s-The Evening Posts
London cahlegrani says. The American
aoan is at rs preukurs today. The ailot-
ment letters Will be posted tonight. The
loan was applied for eighteen times over
here. The rate OF the allotment will vary
from per cent. as A fniniinun TO 10 per
cent as the maximum An possible care
will be taken 10 favor bora flde applica-
tons in preference TO premium hunters
The stock exchange begun with a small
account bat firmer money. Contangoes on
Americans were 2 l-2 to per cent. The
general tone OF the markets today was
quiet but frrner. Americans improved,
closed steady. Canadian Pacific rallied
81. Grand Trunks have risen sharply
on the unexpected increase in traffic.
louisville. was exceptionally hover on a
general house tip to sell It Silver stocks
were sentimensas1y better.
Breadsfuffs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. G.--Wheat-Spos. firm;
demand, moderate: No. 2 red winter. IS:
No. red spring, SIS %: No hard Mani
tohsa and No. California, Is IL Futures
closed firm. 1-e11 penny higher; February,
A I'D: May. Is Slid; June, e. Slid.
July, As si-ed.
Corn-SYos firnl: American mixed, new.
n Id. Futures closed arrs with near
and distant positions / farthing higher:
February. ~ f-4d; March. IA I'D: Aprss.
sa sd; May. Is I'D. June. Is la;
July, ~ , I'D
FIour-FSrrn; demand. FAIR; s.. I,oais
fancy winter, &c 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstufYs and Grains.


SAN Francisco. Feb. S-Flour-Famiiy
extras. s. 2sG2ss: bakers extras. Slsq
SIS: superfine. s2.f0dsso
wheat-Demani for shipping is fair
without being particularly strong, ard
about all offerings Of desirable character
find ready custom. The general ous!ook
seemed more favorable for the selling
interest. No. 1 shipping wheat. 81 lac
with IS Sac and possibly sc for choice
lots. Milling grades. 81 1-2fIse 1-sc: waiia
wai,a wheat Is not In heavy supply
IS s-s<3Si Lie for fair average quality.
ST l-s0Sse for e.uestem and - i-2sf75c for
damp.
Barley - Brewing quality somewha,
steadily held. though there is no busi-
ress OF any size in progress, Feed. fair
10 good. ~ i-sai73 3-4c; choice. toe. brew
Ing. s5gsac
oasS-There - more or less call every
day 20 satisfy current wants. but there
IS no desire 10 stock UP much ahead.
Consequently the volume OF business is
no. .. very great volume Black cats
have been lowered within few days.
Mlnsag. sf.Gsi-saStls: surprise. sl.o5g7l. Is:
fancy Feed. sls3I.eS; good 20 choice, sscs.
a.. fair to good. sogIase; poor 10 fasr. s. i-2
GST Ice; black. s. fss5L ~: red. S. s5i II 1t:
gray. 81 l-.8s. i--c.
gecsir,tS-Flour. sacks. s7ss. Washing.
ten. eeo: wheat. eensals. 2ess: barley.
ks: beans, sacks. Asa: corn. $50: posa-
toes. sacks. 400: Oregon. SIS; onions,
sacks. So: hraa. sacks. sIs
Closing Quotations
wAeat-Ssea5y: necen1se-. 81 i-se: May.
- i-sc
BArsey-s,ca6y: December, ssc: May.
= sc.
escrn-si@s -
Transmits per tor.
prpsiucss.
o,atsses-Ths market IA crowded with
offerings ard prices fav>dT consumers,
W.. csssote as follows: New potatoes, -
as per pouui: early rose. tsfs5Sc; river
reds. eaasec. Bsrhanss. ses1sac; oregca
RuraAnks. soGsse; sslsras Fairbanks, &c
ssss. sweets. sssszse for rivers. and 81 Ssss
lie s,er e-ensai for choice stoek-
Bgfter-T1se market IS heavy, only fancy
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations ara the prices
raid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses Tor articles named, the
foods 70 be delivered In Seattle.
Hofs--Choics. size per pound.
hAY-tin car load iotsl-Puget sound
sGss.5o per ton; Eastern Washington,
so. alfalfa, 50.
SRATS--tln car load lofsl-Oats, choice.
GIsoesis; barley. $is.oo per ton: wheat.
shieken feed. si3: corn, $24. cracked, &2A
roraToEs--Potatoes, $T@i2 per ton.
BITTER, Eeos AND PoULTsY-Handled
On commission,
nsnEs. PEIrs AND TALLow--Heavy salted
steers. over "a lbs. per Id, 4ef4,sc: medium.
PER 10. Sc: light under III lbs, &c:
sssed ssp, &c. and calf. per ID. Sc: green
niaes, lie less thar sailed; dry hides per
e. cote ;culs OF above. one-third less. dry
es, per Id. s6ssc; dry deer skins. summer.
Iertb. 1c; good winter, is9lisc: poor
shd thin winter. SC; sheep skins. i5sfe5c.
M WOO. oovJeoc; wool, s,selec per 10; :a.-
LiyS srccK--Choice beef cattle. axGf
&c; choice sheep. Sc: good hogs. 4s.c.
sa.ses. large. DC; small. &C per Id
ioas--Superior quality, per NJ, FIR, $3.50
g6O. choice cedar. $3.50; common. per
~, ~; spruce logs. $T.Sa
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1-nion pcpot connectIons.

All trains from the West run into the
q, paul union depot. making close con-
rsc,ious with 1.-THE North Western trains
Tor the East and South. Passengers hold
,ns tickets via the above line have only
= s,eo from their train to the elegantly
.,,,ipued North Western limited. ieav-
,nr 81. Paul every day IN the year. For
ladies travelling alone this Is especially
q, he considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
r. w. PARKER.
Puget sound Agent. COL Front ST.. Seattle.
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from Hoquiasn for San rranciSrS Ar
rived from Ean Francisco sscAoanezs os-
tile F1crsi ard c. r. Wilson. for Asser~
deem: steamer Point Icnsa fer Cosnscp-
oils: sralnoner Norma frcsn san Pedro and
schooner san Isaenavenezra from San
Francisco for HcQusanl-
Hoguiasn. Feb. a-Speciaa.-Arravcs1
Schooner la GircssiA from san Francisco.
and schooner Seassoaa from san Pearo FOR
HoquzamA
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sRAGIr RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves IAlIy. Bogarfus q Co.'S deck. Sc.
attic, Monday. Feb, IS. Wednesday. Feb.
"A. and Friday. March /. at e O'Clock
Tulalip. Stanwopi. Florence. FIR, Skagls
City, Mount Vernon and Avon Return
.ng. leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday.
March >. at O'Clock a. m.
LILLY, BOGARnuS a CO.. Inc.
Owners and Mauarrra
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Seattle. Feb. %. 1896.
A.cnanses 81 Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today:

movement in the local produce ana rza~.
senand'se lines yesterday was fair ana
values as q rule we're firm. REGENTS ~eys
zsir and fun figures generally demanded
siosxs OF fresh fruits are limited "a -
& variety. but are plenty large enough for
\ ffaae requirements. Vegetables are pientl-
~ and movement Is fairly lively Al ouo-
tatsons Poultry Is In large supply ana
very DUH Dairy produce is In large sam
py and on choice stock full figures are
readily ebtalnable.
Fancy navel oranges were ouotea vas.
isrstay at s275 and 50 per box ana very
tsfle shading was done. Seedlings are
pvmeross and the inquiry on them is frs.
lass. Mediterranean sweets are INIT.
stgiected and are sold mostly 70 uea.fta,s
FANCY apples continue In light supp,y ana
Msi figures are easily obtainable. NesIur,
asek Is IN large supply and considerable
sssding Is done in order 10 effect Sales a
large bot OF this stock Is sold 10 peddier.
81 pv figures. Lemons are plentlfu, ana
weak Good stock can be bought for
Dfess ranging from $3.50 10 81 per box.
Enss are In light supply and fun figures
sFs afnay held Tor Bananas are in light
snppg aaS consequently firm a. asking
Prices hrgc consignment IL expected
% aria almost any day.. Dates and figs
sfe aai sad Stow to move only in small
hu cfznberfies have almost passed out
u tie market and what few remain are
quoted at il cents per pound.
Cabbage and caulihoweF are considera-
~ seaght after In the vegetable line and
Sc firmly he'd for full figures. New po-
taioss are moving of well at full figures,
While Old stock Is very dull and weak.
ssaefy is In light supply and was quoted
yesterday at SO cents per dozen.
Fresh California butter shows consider
abe activity and sales are first class at
<noiat!3ns. Native stock also sells well.
thoiee creamery stock is In light supply
I'd prices are very firm. Fresh ranch
Ngs are getting weaker every day and
slock is In over supply. Considerable stock
vas seid yesterday at II cents per dozen.
Poultry was dull and prices weak.
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Important Notice to Mariners.

The branch autographs ONCE In PORT
Townsend has beer ordered 10 a.scon-
time distributing pamphlets on ..Ruies Of
the Read In all probability the date on
winch these rules are TO so into effect
may be postponed on account OF the action
or Great Britain in declining TO put them
snto effect March /.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON.
S5QamI I.v NIL. s1Acona.. .lIiutArl t.<6am
lelsamlI .vI eS... Seattle. -. s2lArs a:OoAm
l.sopmlI.v III ut. T'wnsd. sslArIii t5pin
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yeslcr wharf, Seatt3o.
For rates and other Information apply
!. a. NApEAU. Gen. Agt. ~. p. r. r..
Iesler ave. and Front ST. Seattle
y q. YERkES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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STRAIT srEAMsTIIP COMPANY

Seattle and Townsend-NeAh Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays 1T 17.i6
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pyaht, Clallam Bay and
Neah Bay; yeturning. arrives Seattle 40
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
Port wiiiiams, Dungeness, Port Angeles
Fridays az $50 p. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate days p. IN.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Honolulu AMI Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa Auckland, ~. r.. and Sgd
ney. -. s. w, without change,
Honolulu only, steamship Australia.
March IS. 1896.
TUOS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Bnvd block. Seattle
". Webster. List Agent, Vancouver.
]. y. sprecksis 4 Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco
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STEAMERS.

.IaNGHAM LINE
or Steamers and Clipper Ships, from
PUGET SOUND TO DEI4AGoA BAY,
SOUTH AFRICA, DIRECT.
The splendid new 1000 tons steamer
BELTTSLOE.
i0sh OF March
Through, rates OF freight to Johaan.s-
b,lrg and Praetoria-
PORT BLAKELEy MILL Co.
Port Rlakeiey
~. 70. MAGNESEN.
Az Front Street. San Francisco. Cal.
c. r. SEAME a. co.
81 ard C. Grace Church Street. London
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. Feb. e6.-Wheat-yaliey, 7sfi
II i-ac per GENITAL; Walla waaa. 4lc pc,
Ss4tzfFj
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EVERETT ROUTE--STR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7.30 a. m. and $50 .. q.
Leaves Everett 10 q. m. and p. m.
Sunday-Leayes Seattle II q. m. Leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-Sinsie trip. 75c; round trip, H.A.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
IAnding-Coiman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. II. w. Geodhue. Ey.
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FOR ALASKA
TEAMER cHILgAT

STEAMER CHrLRAT
,vex on February = az 10 O'Clock q. m.
r-o~ special rates Inquire OF
j. @. CARROLL. Agent,
resepsor@ CT. sci1vmsachers Wharf.
=. w. McALLEP. Master.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMrsH RouTE
Cur RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
sa~x Ard Saturdays az a. m for Ed
,,sr1s Mukslfeo. Everett, Marysvsfle
Esss Everett Lowell And Snohomish
TAR TO EVERETT. eocs ROUND Soc:
ri5 sSoHoMIsis. SOC.
~ GEo. ]. WILEY. Ag-aG