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Evidence Lacking.

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. S.-Moud
Hoyle and Daniel Berry, the persons
arrested charged with the murder Of
Max Noack and Hazel Hammond two
weeks ago, were released to-day, no
evidence having been found sufficient
to convict them.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12
Went Stun nina.

r, St. raul, Sept. 6.-Mrs. EdhOlm, a
smsltlhS social purity evangelist, and
several members Of the w. G. r. u.
the by two reporters, visited
nth various houses Of i'll fame and
lad,a. low resorts last night. The
mt We're respectfully received at
inOs st or the places, but in one or two
'ance they were grossly insulted.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

The Wisconsin State Board Of
Health, in it's latest annual report, Off
tally recommends the Royal Baking
Powder as a pure cream Of tartar pow
Ter, containing neither alum nor am
nonia. This Is a high compliment, for
10 other powder was so honored by
;pecial mention.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Mrs. Libbie Schmidt, wife Of a
prominent doctor of New York. died
at Guthrie, Okla, to-day Of ~congest:ve
chill after an illness Of only two days.
She was there for the purpose Of get
ting a divorce.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

The State Chemist Of Wisconsin,
Prof. Geo. s. Cox, says the Royal is
the superior baking powder in regard
to purity, leavening power and keep
ing qualities.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

tho ne freight sheds and warehouse of
JoI session Il Albany railroad and
ton ss.on Steamship line at East Bos.
burned. Loss, $500, 900.
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DOODLE Is CHARGED.
a IN THE BIG MINING
CAMP OF MONTANA.

warrants Are Issued for the Arrest
OF "a umber of Prominent Men
connected With the Late Adminis-
tratiOn, Charging Forgery.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Chief of Police Mertz Of Spokane,
Wash, has been removed from once
by the city council. The action OF the
council Is supposed to nave been paseo
on political reasons.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

SwaSi Loven, the distinguished
Of ein sn naturalist, is dead, at the age
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12
WAS SHE KILLED?
xr,pOLIs MAY HAVE ANOTHER
nlNN INSURANCE MURDER.

Uncovered That a Young Mar
II u womnn Who Was Supposed
ne nave Committed Suicide Had
IT, IT, Life Well
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend. Wash, will fur
nish on application. free of charge, full
information regarding the following no
tees TO mariners, viz:
Africa. southeast coast. light at Port
Shepstone.
Bay of Bengal. Rangoon river. altera-
tons in depths and buoyage.
China sea, Gaspar strait. Stoke chan
mel southern approach, new buoy. heacons
on Teree and Njela reefs discontinued
China sea. Natuna islands. sunken reefs
southwark of North Natuna island.
China sea. Tongking gulf. kua Ba
Lacht Dong, shoals at entrance extending
seward.
East India islands, RHO strait. northern
entrance, sunlSen reefs.
England, west coast, Mersey river. sig
nails shown by dredgers.
Hindustan. west cast. Janjira harbor,
alteration in light on Rajpuri point
Madagascar. east coast, Tamataye road
stead. position of buoy off Tanio point.
Magellan strait. beacon on Cape Pos
session.
Magellan strait. Froward reach. sunken
wreck in Snug hay.
Maine. Casco bay. whistIing buoy south
westward of Segun lighthouse.
Maine. Fox islands thoroughfare, Goose
Rocks lighthouse, intended alteration in
color.
Massachusetts,. Monomoy shoals. sunk
en- wreck southwestward of Pollock Rip
lighthouse.
Mediterranean sea, Egypt. port of Al
exandria, additional signal shown by
dredger.
Mediterranean sea. Tunis. Jcrba island,
withdrawal of light vessel.
New York. Long Island sound. Plum
gut, disappearance of Oyster Pond reef
beacon.
New Zealand, North island east coast.
Napier tAhurir) bluff, extension or
'breakwater.
Nova Scotia. southwest coast, intended
alteration In character of Bantam Rocks
buoy and Brazil Rock buoy.
Red sea, Jidda approach, conspicuous
houses on certain reefs.
Shetland isles. Fair isle. temporary sig
nal station at Scaddon lighthouse.
South Carolina. Winyah bay. George
town harbor. beacon lights.
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Steamer Alta took large party OF
campers TO Eagle Harbor yesterday.
ship C. r. Cheney is lying at whatcom.
where she will load lumber for Shang-
hal.
steamer chilkat yesterday discharged
500 eases of Alaska salmon at the Ocean
dock. TO go 10 San Francisco on the wal
In walla on her next trip.
Ship Invincihie OF the Port Blakeley
Mill Company has been thoroughly over.
hauled and repaired tn the amount or
fully $4,000 She win begin loading lum-
Der at Blakeley soon.
steamer Gen. Candy has changed her
schedule so as 20 make two trips day
hereafter TO Port Orchard ana n .,,t
hereafter and viii leave at $50 a IN. en-
the first trip.
Bark Guardian is loading lumber At
Hadiock Her master. Capt. Martin, -
the man who was stabbed at san fran
cisco several months ago by a sailor dur
ing the strike and the wound has lett
large scar on his face.
Schooner Maid OF Oregon. which iE re-
ported 10 have gone ashore on Protsction
island below Port Townsend, took her
cargo 81 Downs mill At the latter place.
She is a small auxiliary steam schooner
aud had deck load Of s3w0 feet ana
probably had 10000 feet in all.
BARK C;ernauia. which is 10 load Black
Diamond coal az this port, arrived at
Port Rlakeley THURSDAY morning NneFe
sha Will do some coppcring and cleaning.
Tha long low tides in the forenoon are
nus. suited 20 that work. Capt. Pearson
rotjced on the way up, whom the bow
rose partially above water, that seVefai
sheets OF copper were gone
s.ear oer lydia Thompson broke crank
shaft Thursday afternoon when leaving
san Juan islands for this port. She con-
tinifed on the route. reaching here AT ~
n m two hours late. Tho steamer -
wing al the city dock and VIII leave on
her regular time Monday. A steamer
from Port Townsend has been secured 70
carry the mail from there IN the mean
time.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January j and Tor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions fince January
I 1856. are s., 3i5. 4iao4. There were hieh
for record Yesterday - deeds. the consid-
a-stfons aaere9atinr s2.soa Following Is
a lat furnished bv the Daily Record, room
A. scheuerrnan block.
Avery Hughston 10 william H. Porter,
lots 20 and 81. block ~. Columbia, So.
Edward Il. Lindsey 10 ". Iaussat Gey-
elm. lot &. block q, g. KInnear's add, ex-
cent soxs0 feet OF u end, q.
John II. TFuH to Emma l.. Gustin, block
& Snoquaimie. 80
samuel %. GustIn 70 ". b. Warren. lot
? block S. snoqualuie. 80
Gafnt,el D Gustin and George ". Ito-
hetts 10 w r. Warren. lots and :, block
s. Snoqualaiie. Si15.
Tohn Hartig 10 IT. W. Casdeman. lot
- block "a. q. Kinnear's add. subject 70
mortgage ss9, IL
John Hartig to IT. W. Castlenan. part
of lots and 4. block 81. 6. G. Terry sec
ond add, 81.
snas block 4. Van Br1cklin add. ".
F-Av,sn r Hook 10 Charles and Pauline
pruhn. & f-is acres IA sec ~ p. T ., ~.
q n, Cray TO &. II. ard +. =. Frye ana
r,tariss Yrvfhn. undivided y lots !. and
2 block IL Renton. $50.
f.revgfora 4 Conover 20 Rodney Il
clark. lot IL block !. Madison street
g~able Railway add. $40.
f-rark II Reuick 10 James Johnson.
tract i. Upper & Eenick Kirkland Gar
Tarses Dsrran 70 George n. Nccuiloch.
undivided a in nwit swI4 ne.s, sec u, tp
>. {. $50.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock EXCHANGES.

New York. Aug. 16.-Today's trading In
the stock market was even lighter than
on any OF the preceding duh days The
reading operators are said to be holding
aioof until the exchange situation re-
sunes its normal condition. Gold en-
gagements for tomorrow were much
hghter than expected. owing 10 the draw
ing or bills against sales OF American
raliroad securities in Europe. For the
week ending tomorrow the shipments OF
gold viii aggregate 81 30 600 Trading for
foreign account was light. but it was all
on the long side. which Is ENCOURAGING.
American Tobacco was again pressed for
safe on the opposition 10 the trust. sup
plemented by Chicago advices that Attor-
ney General Maioney proposes 10 call up
his motion 10 have his quo warranto suit
TO declare the American Tobacco Com
pany an Illegal corporation. The stock
broke 2@s per cent. but closed q above the
lowest point touched. Lake Erie Il West
ern was heavier, on talk OF extending the
road and attendant decreased net earn
ings- The common stock lost ia and the
preferred ] per cent. from yesterdays
close. Most of the market was erratic.
and the fluctuations very narrow. The
market closed steady.
Bonds-Strong; sales, s.. Isl, 900.
Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Dull
Railroad honds-Strong
Bank CieaIances.
The following table, complied by Brad
streets. shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease. as compaI ed with the
corresponding week last year:
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changed. The best price paid for Western
range cattle during the week was ssla
that price being paid for q load Of Mon
tana steers. Western rangers were not so
firm as natives. and in some cases they
were called fac s1we~
Hogs-Easier. but averaged about SC
higher; heavies. sAl5a94 20: mixed. SlSaQ
4ss, light. -. lae7s 90. pigs. s350Gs7a
sneep-Commol TO choice natives. So
80; extra heavy, principally at 50 1914 40
Western sheep. active. at s. saaS %. lambs
Zoe lower
Recefpts-Cattle. 5000: calves, 500; hogs
E.oo0; sheep, ZOO
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Breadstufrs and Grains.

Flour-Family extras. :as5a345: bakers
extras, s315d3.-5; supe"flne. s2.So42 10 per
barrel.
wheat-No. l shipping wheat. !5c for
No. / and 9el4c for choice; milling wheat
Sl61.021s per Genital
Barley-Feed, fair 20 good 51iAQe0c;
choice, 61AG62kc; brewing, 7oG.5c.
Oats-Milling, 95cGsl per GENITAL: sur
prise. slGl 10: fancy feed, 97I4cGs1; good
to choice. s6Giooc; poor TO fair, IOMIoc;
black nominal; gray. s0GS212c per Genital
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 120is;
Oregon. LIE; wheat, centals, 6eio; barley,
centals, 5.s16; oats, centals, $50: Oregon.
..715: beans. sacks, sos; rye. centals, APO;
potatoes, sacks, 4,l6l; onions. sacks, $40:
bran, sacks. 1900: middlings, sacks, 49,
hay. tons, s69: hops, bales, IS; wool. bales.
rs: quicksilver TASKS, 81: hides. number,
1900: wine, gallons, $500.
Produce.
Green apples. 2i625c; red apples. 75c9
81 IS; raspberries. s2.50di5; common straw
berries. 81 25@3.5o.
Green corn. s5cGsi a sack; green peas.
2G2lsc: string beans, 1i4@21sc.
Wild ducks. s2Gi: young roosters. s5.5e4
$50: fryers. s4.59sr5: large ROSTERS, S5G5.5o.
Onions-iOd55c.
Fancy cheese-5,saslsc.
Butter-Fair TO choice dairy. i61isc.
Eggs-Ranch. 20125c; Eastern. 15G21c.
Potatoes Burbanks. 40d55c; sweets. $50
dl75.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat - Very dull: December, si.02iz
MAY. sl.0s&: new. seller, sl.0oi2.
Rarley-No trading.
Corn-SIi5.
Bran-SlS
Woo.
Wool-Calaveras and foothill defective,
easc: Northern. good to choice l2Il3azc:
Northern. defective s0loc; new lambs and
fall clips. 5dsiec; Nevada. spring, light
and choice. eGilc; heavy, case.
Hops.
Hops-416c per pound.
Financial.
Drafts tel. Mex. Dol. ..53isM2tl =
Drafts. sight 2iz Silver Bars. o6ssaes Z
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TheNwool Market.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE Boston CONNER
ciai Bulletin will say tomorrow of tho
wool market: The market in foreign woods
is exceedingly strong. as. indeed. are all
the foreign markets. Domestic woods.
however. seem 20 have been rushed up
beyond their relative value. All terri
tory woods have quietly yielded slightly
this week, The September auctions in
Londor are expected 20 advance forcign
woods still further. An advance abroad.
of course. would re-estahlish the price OF
American woods
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These steamers furnish hrst-ciass ac-
com modations, carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yeeier wharf.
Seattle.
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Omaha Live Stocs Narsef.

Onahs. Aug. IS--Csttie-Market. active.
az a shade stronger all around. everything
sold. Western steers, s. 5ag74.ee: Gamers.
S.sss7eSS. s,oekers and feeders. s. O1s;
calves. ssE74so
Sheep-Marke. steady: fair TO choice
Westerns. s. 2sgfsls: common and stock
sheep. S28S: lambs. sos
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Seattle. Aug. IS. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clea-sag houses today were:
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
a. m for Port Townsend, Port Williams,
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg, Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Ray: returning. arrives Seattle go p. m.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
D. m: arrives Seattle alternate days pm.
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Not included in totals because contain
ing other than clearances.
Financial.
Money on CALL easy at per cent: primo
mercantile paper, 344l.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. Sa1s at SeIh
for demand. and s4ssGlAS9is for so days;
posted rates. $4s0Gl9l; commercial bills,
AsSSs; silver certificates, 66s4 d67L4c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-17
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL
EVERETT RoUrE-srR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT KODTE-SIK. GREYHOCND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.i5 a. M. ug30 a m. 40
.. m.
Sundays-Leaves Seattle II a. m leaves
Everett D. m.
Fare-Single trip. 75c: round trip. H.25;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
honish.
Landing-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TON COMPANY.
Claud Troup Pres. #. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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-, e.,.e,t Northern steam era.

Great Northern palatial steamers NORTH
v,,ess and Northiand leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday, fourhins =, nau'.
90 sf.xfc rfa0I.tYnc. Detroit. Cleveiaud
- Tt,terafo BE sure 70 get reservations
-, theze magnificent steamers At ei2 Front
street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILLER.

HOTEL DILLER.
Fred Ragwell. Tolt
+. ". Dana, Portland.
Fred Hahn. Tacoma.
William French. Portage. Wis.
George y. l.. Beresford, Portage, WIS.
Bert Farrar. Romeo. Wis.
w H. Heaton. Mercer Slough.
J. f. Farrell. Ellensburg.
j. Magee. Preston.
r. S. Whitney. Hadlock.
Frank Tracey, Hadlock.
J. u. McCord. Tacoma.
William McGllis, Bellevue
James J. Faskan. Portland.
=. Mccoy, Edison.
l.. Reinig and son, SnoquaimiA
Miss Sarah Fox. Ashland, Or.
Mrs. TilIie Runzler and children, Ash
Frank Farrar. Mount Vernon.
]. z. stevens, Tacoma.
Miss Smith. Tacoma.
Miss +. Smith. Tacoma.
joseph s. Mexican. Tacoma
r. VI. Folsom. Snohomish.
A. McDougall. Tacoma
THE VICTORIA.
NJ NJ Atwater. Redlands. Cal
Thomas Mcclure. Seattle.
Mrs C. O. Pence Salt Lake City.
Misses Pence. Salt Lake City.
+ Park Henderson. Seattle.
NJ p. Levin. Spokane.
Capt. Rudlin, Victoria,
Mrs RudlIn, Victoria
A w Behrens. San Francisco.
Mrs X Pates. Los Angeles.
James ID. Moody. Everett.
Nodon u. Walling, Everett.
Mrs f. 3. Shanks, Vancouver, B. c,
J. II. Bohon. Los Angeles. Cal.
HoTELFBUTLER.
William Walker. Port Gamble.
T. II. Jansen. Tacoma.
James II. Baker, Lansing, Mich;
J. NJ. Stevens and wife. Portland.
G r. Andrews. Ada, MINI.
f. Foley. Spokane.
John c Bryce. Portland
+. u. Boynton. 81. Paul.
4. Peabody, New York.
Simon Vile. Cincinnati.
i Y Jackson. San Francisco.
Mrs /. KATE. Port Townsend.
p A Wadhams, blaine.
Mrs =. Y. Miller. Blaine.
Miss Miller Blaine.
A ". Rover. the Journal, Sultan.
H p. Duniway. Portland.
Mrs. Mary :. Johnson. Brooklyn.
Miss NJ Werlich. Portland.
Mrs. r NJ Styne, San Francisco.
Miss r. +. Styne. san Francisco.
w Finley Hall. Whatcom.
NJ Mel .ennan. North Yakima.
William Howarth. Everett.
Charles u. Shatfuck, san Francisco.
E G Clark. Chicago.
w II. Pope. Portland.
Thornton Goidshy. Everett.
Herbert a Roff South Bend.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
@ n Palmer. stevens Point. wis.
Mrs c. y. Palmer. stevens Point, Wis.
T W Mullen. 81 Croix Falls.
Mrs r Gevanet. OLYMPIA, Wash.
W s Dulmage Spokane.
Y J. n Bowen. SaOlyane.
r \ Hunt and wife ENenshurg.
g W Bushnell New York.
II G Coyne. Kansas CITY.
John r Ault. S9ohonish.
Chas II Braynard. Reddiug, Cal.
sidney Souie san Francisco.
George y Leonard Spokane.
John ~ Davis. City.
n Hsvden CITY.
r < ITrauhart. Snohomish.
Harry Io1uS San Francisco.
: r, II Woodward peshtigo. Wis.
l. Chamberlain. Chi~agc.
Wr J. C'Neil South Bethlehem. Pa
{. w Hastings. Minneapolis.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. 16.-Arrived-Arago
Coos Bay; schooner Enterprise, Gray's
Harbor: schooner Amethyst. Coquille riv-
er. observation-disclosures Daisy Rowe.
Coos Bay.
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HOOD CANAL.
STrAMER CuEHaIJS

STEAMER CHEHALIS
Leaves Gaines dock foot of Spring street.
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays at
7 a. m. Returning alternate days, leaves
Union City $50 a. m. Kingston, SOC: Port
Gamble. soc; Union City. 81.
S. JACKSON. Master.
Telephone 70s.
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GRIND Excursion 20 Oco@ta.

ria~ will nun an excursion from Seattle 70
OcoSta. leaving Seattle AZ 80 q. m. Great
bicycle meet: delightful surf bathing Best
beach on the North Pacific Tickets. only
g 50 FOR round trip Only a limited num-
her for sale call a. once at Northern
Pacific city ticket Office. Yesler avenue
and Front street. for tickets and all in
formation.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria at a. m. passengers re-
ceIved on board at a. m.) August !. s. II,
Is p % and 81
For AIaska-August 6. IL and Il. at 3
a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. at a. m. August 3.
g. l3 Is. % and Is
Tickets may be obtained a. the office OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. Act. L. s. Supt.,
Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Samoa. Auckland, n. L.. and Sydney,
n 8 w. without change.
Steamship Mariposa. August %, d. m
Honolulu only. steamship Australia, Au-
gust 9th. 10 a. m.
THOS A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
BOYD block. Seattle.
W. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
p. C.
J. d. Spreckeis &, Bros. Co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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ANY parties contemplating al trip - the
Eastern states can. - they so desire,
Yrske the trip through the Yellowstone
Park With pr. Grant and party. leaving
here September . awaiting themselves %
the speciai privileges thar this party has
obtained For fun particulars in regard
., this excursion call on Or address l. A.
Nadeau. general aEent. Yesier avenue and
F'rCnt street
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A reward Of 80 win be paid for fnforina-
ton leading 20 the arrest ana eons, t,.'s.
frtaffJveuper delivered 20 subscripera
fhronghout the city. .
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Wow Is the time 20 visit feiiovsfons
~ 4 snecfaiiy conducted EXCURSION
vii leave Seattle September in speciai
pullman cars IN charge of pr. Roland D.
Grant, Of Portland. only = limited NUM-
her viii be allowed 20 join the party. ~,
- tie vet named VIII cover tickets
fnr .hsa uartv only For fun Information
.-,,fv 10 7 4. Nadeau. general agent
Nnrtnern Pacific railroad. corner Frons
s+reet ard Yesier avenue.
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EVERETT AND sNOHOMIsH RIVER
ROTrTE

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
for Richmond. Edmonds. Mukiiteo. Mosh-
er, Everett. Marysville, East Everett,
Lowell and Snohomish, connecting at Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish S a. m. daily. excepting
Sunday.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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A fine shipment of Yakima Crawford
peaches was the notable feature Of yester-
day on West street. They are easily the
finest vet received, and of course bring
the highest prices. ranging steadily from
Is TO 50 cents a box. Some of the same
from Oregon came in also. Apples are not
selling as we'll as the fine stock would
Justify, and in reality the demand Is not
sufficient for any except the Craven
stein variety, and unfortunately those or
that variety grown locally are not ready
as vet The best now bring 81 a box.
Blackberries were quite scarce and quoted
at a0cGssi.
Eastern Washington canteloupes made
their appearance yesterday but are as yet
rather small They sell at $3.50 a crate.
A car of melons Is due today. and is in
excellent demand at an average of S225 a
dozen. Green corn is brisk at loul2lsc.
Celery. of which there is good supply, -
not selling well at the Acc quotation
The first lot of WILDLY island new oats,
which has been already threshed. was Of
fered Yesterday. The market Is poor and
no price is quoted, and consequently no
sales reported. The oats are doing well
this year and a great crop is certain. A
slight coloring from smoke or fog is the
only fear.
Egg prospects for the cheaper grades
are quite good. The increased demand
may result in an advance by next week.
Butter is as lively as ever Poultry IS
coming too freely for the demand.
This seasons Yakima honey has arrived
and being splendid in flavor brings Noo
for I2-pound boxes, which is considered
quite reasonable.
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Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria end
Port Townsend daily, except Sunday. at
II 80 D. m; returning. leaves Victoria 9
a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at a. m: Sunday, direct, at
a. m: returning direct, leaves Port
Townsend at p. m. Telephone 10.