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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04

street came the singing Of the wires
/ which means that an electric car is np-
Proaching. A moment later the car,
coming on like mad, love in sight some
distance behind the coal cart. AS II
reached the summit OF the hill and be-
gan the descent its speed did not abate.
Nearer and nearer it came, but the
motor man did not seem to have any
fear OF running into the coal cart--he
even turned round and said something
to the conductor, who was standing
behind him. Then he turned back
again, but he turned too late. He was
nearer than he thought. He jammed
on the brake and reversed the power
just as the old horse turned aside to
draw the cart out Of danger, but the
tracks were covered with little layer
Of snow, and the car wheels slid over
them like the runners Of sleigh.
The whole weight of the car struck
the corner Of the coal cart and flung it
from the tracks. The wagon fairly
surged up in the air and came down on
its side, with the man underneath it
and the horse still in the shafts.
| Neither man nor horse stirred after
they fell
The conductor and driver were both
unhurt. This is bad business, Phil,
an we'd better git out!'' the driver
said.
The conductor nodded and pulled the
bell twice and the car swept away.
The only passengers were three ladies',
who probably did not know what had
happened.
Tom was not a hundred feet away
| when the thing happened. His horror
at the sight itself was not greater than
his establishment and anger when the
car moved on. For the first time in his
life he would have liked to have some
one by the throat
He rushed up to the cart excitedly.
1t had been thrown to the right of the
track. The drivers leg was under
meath one of the great wheels and he
had evidently tainted, for he did not
move nor speak. Tom seized him by
the shoulder and shook him roughly
The man reused up little.
Pull your leg when I lift" Tom
shouted, and then he stopped down and
got hold of the edge of the wheel.
He Strengthened his back, bent his
knees and gripped the wheel tight;
then with great effort he flung back
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04

for, although few flakes OF snow had
fallen. the night was fine, and he want
ed to get some good fresh air into his
lungs before sitting down to spend an
evening with Cicero
He had reached deserted part OF
the street and was walking up long
hill not far from home when he saw
coming toward him heavy two
wheeled coal cart drawn by one horse
The wheels were on the car tracks; the
drivers head had fallen over on ms
shoulder and he was fast asleep. Mean
while the brave old horse plodded on
with the contentment Of veteran In
the coal business who has left his load
Of coal, whose driver Is asleep. ana
VINO Il going down hill on his way
home.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04
Communicable Golf.

The element of companionship enters
seriously into golf 1t enters consid-
erably into most games, so that the
majority of us care more whom we
play with than what we play. But
one could play tennis with any player
whose skill approximates his own
without much thought of his personal
idiosyncrasies, for the net yawns and
stretches between tennis players, keep
ing them apart; and while they are
playing the action is too lively to peri
nit the communication of anything
but the ball. But fit person to play
tennis with is one thing and thor
oughly satisfactory person to play
golf with is another. Ivan Putter was
trifiing with stroke. exulting when
he made good one, grieving when he
didn't, and working hard all the time.
And when he wasn't attending to his
own game he was paying close atten"
ton to mine. That was, perhaps, his
greatest charm. His interest kept
mine always warm, so that l held al
most as much of my breath over his
stroke as he over mine -Scribners
Magazine.
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Mh.r. to Flnd Butten..

Where are you going?" asked Par
son Jones of his wife, on seeing her
put on her hat
"You need = button on your coat
and ] am going 10 the store to buy
one" was the reply.
Have you looked over the money
that was taken up in the collection
last Sundsyq--Texas Siftiugs.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04

-Tartarin in Paris in q
Partisan restaurant: Marseillais-"Ies,
have a barometer-it was made at
Marseilles, Of course which is so sem
sitive that it points to rain at once
when omebody near it sheds tears .
Parisian-"My good fellow. that is
nothing. We northerners can do bet
Ger things. For instance. on the roof
6f my country house there is wealth
ser-cock which, when the wind Is in the
south, crealxs with quite q Marseilles
accent .--Westminster Review.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04

Pater Familias-Hurrahi I've fallen
heir TO . million.
Mater Fsmilias-Isn't that grandi
Now we can begin 10 take ic&-N. Y.
Weekly.
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The Covenanters were 50 called be-
cause they formed . solemn league
and covenant against the designs Of
Charles L
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-10-04
WHERE STRENGTH HELPED.
BY ROBERT BEVERLY HALE.


l. 0 w at h i s
books Tom Cor
don certai n | y
was; yet he had
a good mind.
1t took him a
long tt m e t o
learn a lesson,
but when he
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Xf600E1m4.
Lcndor. March E--I3Ar silver. = ra-1sd
Ccnscas. 10 s-R Bank Of England dis-
r<tEut rate Z per cent
post's London eAhlekvam anyss rnn.sas
we're easier today. Other markets vere
firm Americans opeaed strung an she
ST. Paul Dividend. hat the u.over.a~nrs -
siuaseiy were Irregular. H~ag4sn- -.
weak. Central Pacfsse Euctnassi wslsssx ~,
the meeting o. she shareholders. IRE rszs
Of Mr. WILSON'S speesh Was AZ she vsry
end and sales Rad been effected before his
statement 60 the same effect - shnf r,nafss,
by Huntington. on hehalf Of the southern
Pacific. that the existing Advancement.
wifi be modified 30 that from the rorn-
nseEeemeEt Of the current year tie S-en
trail Pacific shareholders shan rs~asx~ :
minimum dividend Of per cant xu.r..-
teed by the Southern Pacific. ore hass
payable In July and the remainder Ia r,r.
stnae nntEi satisfactory legislation II OBJ
tanned for an adjustment or The com,
panyss debt TO the government. when the
dividend VIII he increased to J Per r,ers
for guaranteed period OF two years.
North Carolina csnsrais xere Arm. Amer
teAns euytng srfii more.
Breadssuf5s and Grains.
Liverpool. March i5-Clcse. Wheat
Demand moderate: No. red winter 1.
ifs1: No. red spring. Sc I'D: No, / hard
Manitoba. So I'D. No. Caiiforuia. "a li-d.
Futures opened steady. closed firm wirh
near ard distant positions Nd higher:
March. Is ed: April, II Sd: May, IL ipsd.
June. Is ie,.d: July, u sgd.
Corn--Hpos, firm. American mixed. new.
II sad- Futures closed steady; March. a
sid: April. May ard June. Is ss.d: July.
n sid: August. Is BID.
F'a0ar-Ffrm: demand moderate. ST
Louis fancy winter. IS 81.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e 10.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January and For
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate trausfers since January
are ST. 031, ssS IS. There were filed for rec
ord yesterday Is deeds. the considerations
aggregating si5.oa5.s2. Following is the
list as furnished by the Daily Record.
room q Scheuerman block:
May Il. and William J. Shinn TO James
j. Grow, lots !. J, II and is. block b. and
lots and 3, block f, Meekers supple
mental plat OF First addition. Kent. $500.
e w Holmes TO Sherman q. Combs.
lots q and "a, block 5, Hyde Park addi-
ton, $3.50
Sheriff TO William E. Swentzel. lots /
and 2. block ?. fesier's First addition.
81. nss.is.
II. c. Srnithson TO Jake Oiander. lot 8,
block Il, Laws Second addition. $50.
Thore Thorcsen to Gudrun Thoresen.
half interest In lots and .. block ifi. A.
A. Denny's Broadway addition. and north
east quarter. southwest quarter. and north
half. southeast quarter. and southeast
quarter. northeast quarter. section IA.
township y. range s. 81.
Francis McNatt TO William Murdoch ct
ux., lots Is and Is block 5. South Park
Heights, s2i0.
Victor Hugo Smith to George r. Fisher.
trustee. undivided half interest In lots
to Is, block 10, Laws First addition. q.
G.. 81.
w. r.. Schricker 10 George r. Fisher.
trustee. undivided half interest in same
property. O. c.. 81
John Anderson ia George y. Carpenter,
lot 8. block =. Gilman Park. $50
F. G. and Maud ". AnneS 10 Jennie &.
Ciegg, lots and =. and northwest quarter.
northeast quarter. section %. township "a.
range s. q G, s..
Mai. s. Richardson to Elizabeth ].
Stroud. lots 3 and IS. block IS. South
Park Lard CoEnpany's First addition. sss.
n A. james 20 Alex. Smaliwood, lots
To 6. block 3. James Division Green Lake
addition. and lot H. block So j j. Moss
addition. South Seattle. q. c.. ss0S.2i
Elizabeth j. and John Mcdonald to I.
c. Smith. lot s. block p Walla Waiia addi-
ton. 81, Ca
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Silver bars. .s1A65sii1 Drafts-sight I'D
Mexican dol 81 aSI Telegraph .....-.zii
Mining sfx,6nlxs
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York March 1s-There was an
active trade on the stock exchange today,
but the speculation was irregular and I'm
most cases the net results OK the days
transactions is the establishment of a
lower range of values. The chief Incl
dent from a speculative point of view
was the declaration OF per cent. divi-
dend BY the directors OF the New York
Central Company. being q reduction Of
y per cent from the regular quarterly
rate. The scaling of the dividend was ex-
pected but the street was not prepared
Tor the statement that the payment of /
per cent. dividend left deficit on the
quarter OF nearly ssn.o0. TIE stock
opened Il per cent. lower but on good
buying an advance of l per cent. to saa
was affected. AT the higher figures there
were heavy offerings, which caused a
break TO 94Ls. Strong support was given
10 the stock around s4is. which brought
about a recovery to ssis. AZ about this
time came the news OF the directors ac-
ton and tho stock siumped off TO sIs
before the news was officially received
on the exchange. II had been arranged
that upon the exchange heing notified tha
stock should be at once quoted ex divf-
dend and the first sale ex dividend was
at ass. from which a decline of / per
cent. was made TO aass. rally OF = fol-
lowed. with finai reaction Of Il. making
the net loss on the day IL per cent. After
an early break OF u Sugar moved ap Ia
per cent. by the clique brokers. declined
per cent. rallied per cent. reacted A..
closing with loss on the day of Ia
American Tobacco broke per ceat. on the
failure to hold the annual meeting. and
closed within v per cent. of the lowest.
The coal shares were favorably Influenced
in the morning, but reacted In the sfter-
neon In all except Reading, which closed
at an advance Of i. General Electric
gained Ia. Speculation la bonds was less
animated today. Sales. Si.4i2.ooo.
Government honds~Firm.
State bonds-fnactise.
Railroad honds-Fsrna.
Petrolsum-Ssrong: April options closed
io9I4 hid
Bank tiearances.'
The following table, complied by Brad
streets. shows tn. total eIearances Mt the
principal cities and the percentage OF In
crease or decrease. az compared with the
corresponding week hast year:
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nves1 sna 0D1a FOR she rhosc~r k,p4..
@.sy Feses B@&c per e~u<nI. r4ver rp<sa
.'qzr Per GENITAL: Pe4asunsa ara Tousaae~
61rnanks EasSr: river Burbanks. sys9sar.
1s.pn H1rharkx E1sHc. Salinas Eu--
osn.s 5cNd per GENITAL.
- D'ason seuofahie II sIa1E per GENITAL
and sses6c for cut.
Peas ana axrzrxxsss w4re
~ Modsratn recsIpt ard s1f11 fysn~r. Ar
I.s.is we're 10 boxes 4sfmr.xus. 20 boxes
1nnoarb An ~ ssckx peas. Hot hos,ss
sacumbsfE. HcEa per cozess for farre sne
s01r pr o01en Tor umaIs, asparagus. &
wtvr Per pound Tor ordinary and fzs@es rs<.
lor Ianey: rhuharh. rcG1f per box: I.oa
49, sfeen peAs. 36sc per pound: Bar
49, sWse per pound. string beams =.
Pr pound: mushrooms. fsG1sc per rouns !.
- - ora. H1zc. dsfed peppers. ra@G1sc
per poand. marrowfa. SQUASH, sIs<ais r,er
Ion: hubbard squash, ssa<5a2. cabbage. @
Mf0c Per Genital: feed carrots. ssfs<sc: gar
nc. aosc per psnn6.
Ansser-Prsces are no bower but she mar
nes sesh very soft Creamery. fancy.
ls0isc per Pound. seconds. Isc. dairy.
medium grades Tts6Ac Per pound: store
nnster. s6f5c per pound: picked rolls, FIR
Ains ara creamery tubs nominal
1neese-Weak and In large supply
Fancy mild ne~ n csseseahle as 5ssAc: com
mon 20 good. s0ss1c: Young America. 81
noc: Eastern. fsaisr. latter figure Tor
cream: Western. Ieailc Per pound.
Eggs--Prices are no higher. hut the
market 70 sfiH. Buyers having cleaned up
I'll the store esxs. are now buying ranch
eeks freely. and they are much siveifer
fnan they have been In coneeauenc Store
ears, H0lIsSc per dozen: ranch eggs. fesz
Ql3c per dozen.
Poulfry-GobbIers are dull Other tur-
Keys sell fairly. Young stock continues
es1n. Hens are In better suppiy dull and
weaker. We quote California stock. Live
furksys. sffiac per pound for gobblers. II
0I1c per pound for hens: dressed turkeys
lMisc per pound: geese. per pair 81 5eaz.
ducks. $sG7.se per dozen. hens. ~ aeds per
dozen: BOOSTERS. young. ss5oa7 50. ROSTERS,
Old, A5OeIS. flyers. s61aSB. brpli<rs s. scr
8 for large and sazss for small: pigeons
$za1.0 for young and 3i-gsSl. for old
Feed sfuffs-iround and rolled barley,
tiT.soUis per ton. oil cake meal mt the
mills. IS Per ton: cotton seed oil cake,
- per ton.
Hay-Receipts have heon more moderate
Of late. Wheat auotahle At tSdliEo per
ton. wheat and cat. ssalf: harley. $sG1s.
0as. ssfII9s9: alfalfa. =. 56fls.50: clover.
N.5o6sAs clover. ss.DGfs5a: stock, 3sa7
per ton
Flour. sacks. ls2.. wheat. censals. sas7:
barley. centals, l.4s7. potatoes. sacks, 2.si5:
Oregon. -; onions, xacks, go; bran.
sacks. 145. rniddiings. sacks. 2zx. hay. tons.
26i; straw. tons. 8: hops, bales. Is. wool.
bales, LIS: quicksilver. TASKS. 100: hides,
sI: wine. gallons, ss.in.
Financial.
Silver bars .s1Af3slk Ora fts-Sight I'D
Mexican dol 81 1SI Telegraph. ...-.-.1zi1
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BUSINESS ron THE WEEK.


Iong List or Increased Prices.
New York, March 1k.-~Bradstreet's to-
Narrow viii say: There are fewer new
sad favorable trade features this week
than unfavorabie ones, but In most In
Stances they outweigh the latter. which
point 10 a continuance OF small volume
Of business and quiet demand In addi-
lion 20 increased competition here by
Australian woods. demand for the raw
staple has fallen of, and word L. received
hat American dress goods manufacturers
are using Australian mixed with the
American staple. The dry goods trade
continues depressed. production being In
excess of demand. cotton goods being
moved generally only at concessions. On
the other hand. prices present the longest
list of increases within a week for many
months. Among the prominent ones are
The advances In Bessemer pig iron 1AaQl5c.
s.l6c. on cotton. wheat 2Ac. Indian corn
&c, oats NC, pork $i.2s per barrel. lard Sc
and sugar l-iec. Higher quotations are
also reported for leather and hides. with
demand more active and the falling or
Ia stocks of petroleum is made . basis for
higher prices for that staple.
Material Improvement In the iren and
steel Industries II indicated by the adj
vance In BeSsemsr. by higher prices for
manufactured iron at st. Louis, large or
ders placed for Southern pig iron. and re-
c"ietS OF orders for considerable lots OF
rails ~ Chicago, This Is significant among
tne favorable features of the week,
Among Eastern Industries. makers of
shoes report the recent advance fully
maintained. Quotations are unchanged
Tor wool. tin. iron ere. coke. lumber. eof-
Tee and live cattle. while concessions I'm
prices are rImored 20 have been made on
coal contracts and are apparent for print
cloths. steel biilets. copper and eggs.
Exports Of wheat. -four included as
wheat both coasts. this week amount 10
s.sa,9o bushels, compared with s.yTe.n no
hvheis lass week. s sss. go bushels In the
week a year ago. and S.sIT.ga bushels In
the week three years ago.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
n,xa,,stutys and Grains.

San Francisco. March ts.-Flour~-over
isesss barrels went OF on The China steam
er yesterday Net cash prices for family
extras 81 sss3 Rs. bakers extras. 81 fs431sss
ssnertjne g, tts8s % per barrel.
~heat--There Is goos tone to the mar
Ses and all parcels suited for export trade
are promptly placed On basis Of sSs.c
per GENITAL for standard shipping grades.
while SSA.c Is chtasnsbie for offerings OF
naore choice character. Milling qualities
are moderately firm at a range Of Na2
@'4e Wana waiia wheat - cuosahie az
Sss5SSfsc for FAIR average quality, NaaSsisc
sor hlse stern and sSss-ssze for damp.
Rarley-Thcre is very little stock COM
snr In fast now and this fact csasss
rather strong holdirg. thus amreFtinE
more strength TO values. The demand
however, Is net Of pressing character
Feed, fair TO scea. TTsssA>. choice, She.
brewing. SslssAc per GENITAL.
Oats business has been Of fairly good
proportions this week and moSerate In
rostS have been s,es.~ on stocks. Re-
ee3ptx are falling oft. Dealers consider the
eatloes SO promising and slight advance
IN prices In the near future Is net tss-
pEohaoic. milling. siuTsaEi.E per Genital;
surprise, 81 OK ifsz. fancy feed. s.. e@s9sS
fesas: good 90 choice sScsssl: fair to good.
sssSa54c poor 10 fair. SssgsEssc: black. 81 ,fs1
ii7a; rcd. 81 ffsEf -: gray. asesssl per cen-
tai
Closing Quotations.
Wseat--cutes;s December seize: May.
ga.c.
Bartey~~we&k. December. sSssc. May.
NAe; new seller. sssxc
GsFn-xt.@
krAu-~Sta
rsSaauee0
Potatoes Receipts og al kinds are mod
crate. New are auosahte at assSsc per
Pound. sweets. ssSSsl.-S per eeasal Tor
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March E.-Arrfyea--
China. Hongkong and Yokohama: schocn-
er Glory OF the Seas. Cosnox. Cleared
hia. Astoria and Portland; Fasaiioss. ror,
Angeles, Mackinaw, Tacoma: schooner
Spartan. Seattle. schooner American Girl.
Grays Harhor, Frelghts and charters
pArture bay To San Francisco.
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n.cfrff- NAArTfaATraY On

-rgveye s.art n ~sTeEt taNt- = Essf.
settle ard Whatrosa ro1te-stass of
~xss~.A.yrtsn leaves Seattle daily except
e-s.-sssr al - ~ IA. Seattle and La Com
80 rs.s--FsairfsaYea leaves Seattle daily
- saturday. At % .. IN. Tacoma xrsA
- -. z - rTss.fe-ssate Of Washington seaFes
go. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Szfar-
1avs AZ 80 2. -
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Tides It ssaftIs Harbor Today.
High TsdA. 4 Low Tide.
4 %. feet pm fsse H. n. FEET Ii. M Ifeet
l-----~a ~-~~-ssy---------i-------i.--~-t
LIZ 40 lo.Al E.sIl i.E Hal 9.s4 ~
At Port Townsend.
&. IS iio.1 s.gI i.,n LATEST II
Seattle. March rs, IsaE.
Exchanges ~ Seattle. Tacoma and Port
hnd clearing houses today we're:

In the local produce markets YESTERDAY
movement was very light and prices rang
I'D shout the same ~ on the preceding day
end were fairly well sustained. Receipts
we're light. but there was more than
enough on hand 90 supply the require
ments OF trade. Dealers say that the in
auiry on nearly all lines is on the In.
crease. and q good seAsos Ii looked for
tsse coming spring and summer. especially
In Alaska
Navel oranges are In good supply and
there Is good steady demand. Prices
Of choice stock are held at the quoted fig
ures. but common and medium grades
are still being offered at variable figures.
seedlings are In large supply and sales
are large. Prices are low enough % place
the stock within tbs reach OF ALL Lemons
and times continue In light supply. and
the advanced prices are held steady. Trep-
jcai fruits show no change, supplies being
plentiful aud prtcAs easy. Bananas are
quoted at ~ and $50 per bunch. and the
Inquiry from outside places Is very good.
Fancy apples are scarce and high figures
are readily obtained. Medium grades are
IN large supply and are also firm At Quo
tations. Dried fruits are moving on slow
~, with prices moderately steady.
The receipts OF potatoes begin to show a
slight increase, but values are no higher
4 consignment OF tea car loads OF Puget
sound potatoes was shipped East yeter-
day from this market. Some varieties OF
beans are little higher. and the export
trade has been quite stive for more than
a week past. Cabbage Is higher. come
stock bringing as high as ~ cents per
pound Other varieties show but little
change from day 10 day.
The demand for dairy products In quite
large. but not La proper proportion TO the
receipts Butter and eggs remain at the
zane low figures aid sales are quite
brisk especially In eggs. Tbs. ruling price
On the street was 10 cents per dozen. Pous-
~ Ii selling rather slowly. but young
sock Is steady at quotations
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f.xarr nook ard corner IN IRE state 90
washington viii be covered by the san
say poss-TuseiEagsncer. Shrswd adxtF-
ssxsvs know this. Watch them
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EvEkETT HOuTE--sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle HIS Il. m. and $50 ID. m.
Leaves Everett sitS 4. IA. and y. IN.
Snndays-Leavcs Seattle 4 %. M. Leaves
Everett III q. IA
Fars-Singie trip. 7sc: round trip, 81 -;
Snahomixh
Landing-ColmaA dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Ciaud Truup Pres r. w. Goodhue. S'y.
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In Connection with Great Northern
Railway

Steamer Cftv OF Flisnsbarx. between
wenasehee ant yfrwt-sfs City. will rake
her nrS. trip OF the season. leaving Wen
atrsxs Mxwcts - or sooner.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March --wheat--yaiiey. SsS
N'se per GENITAL: Naila wassa, Eis4ea6 per
hsShet
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle az fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at 8 a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at q. m.l March L. Q. IA,
- "a and -
For Aiaska--March ana "a at Q .. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, mt a. m. March l.
6. II. is. a. Is and 81
Tickets may be obtained Mt the cfYiec OF
the company at Ocean dock Seattle
GQ0DAT4I,. PERKINS 81 CO.,
General Areots, San Fra scisrc
j. e. TRoWBRfDGEc, Act r. s. Supt.,
Seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEI..

Seattle and Townsend-N Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesief deck Mon
a. m. for Port Townsend PORT Williams,
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Fort Crescent,
Gettysburg, Pysht, Clailafn Hay and
Noah Bay; returning. arrives Seattle 2.9a
p. m. on opposite days. Steamer Egangni
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams. DunEeness. Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays, Wednesdays ard
Fridays At $50 p. M: arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-16

EVERETT AND sSoHoMIsH ROUTE.
CIT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Waves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thurs
AVA and Saturdays at n. IN. for Ed.
,,sn,sss Mukslteo. Everett. Marvsvilte,
msat Everett Lowell and snohonsish.
FARE TO EVERETT. ars ROUND Soc !,
ri, ssSt1fIOMISH. Soc.
~ GEO. ]. WILEY, Agent.