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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08
SPEGIkLFIES.

Cofnrrh and al! diseases of the eye,
oar. nose, throat, ITnEs,stOrnch Iiv-
err. bowels, kidneys and bIHdder and
ali chronic private and nervous dis
eases of both sexes, and diseases OF
1-oman and children. ONCE hours
Forenoon, o to IL. Afternoon, to
:. Sundays. IL n. III. to 1 p. M 50
n MONTH for Catarrh and all Ca
tarrhaI Chronic Observation-Disclosures
free. Doctor shores motto is ~
Low Fec. Quick Cure. Mild and
Painless Treat ment." IL you can
,,,t come so the Office send
damn for Doctor 5hOres' new
SvmntOm list and have your case di-
aEaosed and get expert advice free.
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A Deserted Wife.

Rosa Odd has commenced divorce
proceedings against Alfred Odd, al
leging that the marriage took place
on October s, 1884, and that ten years
ago her husband, without any cause,
deserted her and has remained away
ever since
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THE POLITICAL ARENA.
County and State Committees
Will Organize This Week.
STRONG AND AGGRESSIVE.
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET EVERY
ISSUE IN THE CAMPAIGN.

Heber VI. Wells and His Bil<c-Can-
nom ShouId Stop Using His Wheel
Union Laborers Are Endorsing
George 4. Whitaker For the
State Scnate-Tbe Republican
City Committee Row-Press Conn
ments on the TiclSet-Stin Boom
ing Trumbo.
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A free sample can of the new High
Grade Three Crown Baking Powder
will be sent to every house in the
city. Kindly give it n trial. and if
equal to the best imported we know
you Will give the homemade goods
the preference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08
GARFIELD BEACH TRAINS.

Effective Sept. 4th, will run as fol-
leave Arrive Leave Arrive
salt Lake Garfield Garfield Salt Lake
s7.45 m. 1885 am. 1920 pm. 100 pm
1900 am. 1O:4O am. *2:40 pm. $500 pm.
S:SOp.m. 3:1Op.rn. $50 pm. Clio Z. m.
*Daily except Sunday. Fare so cents.
Depot corner 1st South and 4th West
streets. City ticket Office. 201 Main ST.
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ing the couple together, as they would
be in rows all the time. Attorneys
fee to the amount of 500 was allowed;
also $500 alimony and costs.
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a Pronounced success.

The Miller Derby for Fall and Win
ter.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
142 Main Street
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SEE DOCTOR SHORES NOW.

All patients beginning treatment
during September, no matter what
the nature of the trouble, Will re-
ceive care. treatment, and all medi-
cineS until cured at the whole
and only cost OF So month. This
pays for everything. begin treat
ment at once. Take advantage OF
this generous provision for all
chronic sufferers.
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SIS A MONTH--MEDICINES FREE
Doctor G. w Shores Generous Sei-Annua Provision for
All Chronic Sufferers.

During
Of
to and On
Iy of Month, Cured.
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DIRECTIONS for u.s.
ing CREAM BALM
Apply a particle of the
Balm well up In the nos
trils. After a moment
draw strong breath
through the nose. Use
three times a day, after
meals preferred, and
before retiring.
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CATARRH.

Eiy's Cream Ba.rn opens and cIeenses
the Nasal Passages. Aliays Pain and In
fammatior, Heals the Sores, Protects
the Membrane from colds, Restores the
Senses of Taste and Smell The Balm Is
quickly absorbed and gives relief at once.
A particle is applied into each noStril
lzend is agreeable. Price so cents at Drug
FISTS or by Nail ELY BROTHERS, Sc
Warren stTeets Anew York.
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far easier to buy up legislature than
to buy UP the whole people.
Charley Crane is also in the sena-
toriaI fight. All through the country
he has. sent notice that he is now
against his whilom bosom friend
Trunbo. No longer he calls daily at
the Trumbo mansion. No longer he
rides in the yellow trap, behind the
brass caparisoned horses. He is out
for himself. He is gaining strength
among the. country Republicans. and is
threatening to completely cut out both
Goodwin and Brown.
Well it will be sad commentary
if the people Of Utah should turn from
such capable, eminent and honest men
as j. l.. Rawlins and Moses Thatcher
and elect Charley Crane or Colonel
Trumbo and MI; Cannon.
A Tribune Machine.
George NJ. Cannon is raising great
deal of inharmonious feeling IN the
party by turning the campaign com
mittee dnto a Tribune machine. The
executive committee is Tribune from
head to tail Cannon does not make
a movement without consulting the re-
representatives. of the Tribune. He is
ruled by them. He is working the
legislative end of his string in the in
tereSt of the Tribune candidates. His
campaign is not at all satisfactory.
There is a disposition to have the is
sues made somewhat local, but Cannon
is not wise enough to find "a local issue
on which to make any sort of a cam
paign. Therefore he proceeds on the
national idea. His relations with many
of the committees are strained and he
is in a very good position to make a
grand failure of the campaign.
The candidates on the Republican
side are seeking for some manner of
getting rid of Cannon by creating a
campaign committee headed by some
better man, and putting it in charge of
the work This attempt has failed
however. so far. Cannon is deter
mined to hold his own position while
he has it.
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Grand ODeninC of Games

Grand Opening Of Capes.
An elegant line of the latest novelties
in capes just received at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Young LADIES, AID SOCIETY.

Following is the report of the disburse-
ments of the Young Ladies Aid society
for August:
Rent Observation-Disclosures. -. :. IS is %
Merchandise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 80
Cash .......................t III. .-..-... IL ~
Coal .'........'.....'........ -
Sll3 50
Number of families assisted, a.
LUACINE HOGE.
President.
KATHERINE LAWRENCE,
Secretary.
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AUCTION. AUCTION!

AUCTION! AUCTION!
On Tuesday Evening ut 1880.
At auction rooms, No. " South Main
street, Cleveland, Crescent, Columbia,
Sterling. Victor and other makes of
BICYCLES in ladies and gents to the
highest bidder; no reserve; good as
new: now is the time for bargains;
parties leaving town.
K. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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They
Surely the Best.
What?
Why Tiger" Kid
School Shoes
For Misses and Children.
Give them a trial.
SPENCER & LYNCH co.
124 Main.
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Nugget
Nugget
Nugget
Nugget
School Shoes
For Boys
for sale only
by
SPENCER & LYNCH CO.,
Leaders in Footwear,
124 Main
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WILL EFFECT A CURE-My wife is
improving. No signs of her trouble since
/ wrote you last. l am satisfied your
medicine will effect cure.
p. H. A.MES,
Fairview, Wyoming.
August 18th, 1895.
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Trumbo Still in IT..

It appears that Colonel Trumbo is
far from being downed by the Repub-
lican party. He is still great fac
tor in the race. In recent issues of the
country papers his portrait and full
some eulogies of him and panegyrics
on his services for Utah, have been APP
pearing, while reports come in that he
is working the outside for all he is
worth. He has gagged the size of
some of the Republicans on the local
legislative tickec and is working en-
that old railroad principle that it is
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POSITIVELY IMPRovING-My heart
does not bother me as bad. / do not feel
so srnothered now and I am stronger; my
annette is better and | am positively I'M
proving in my health.
MINNIE BLACKBURN,
Loa, Wayne County, Utah.
August 18th, 1895.
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ATearing on the Cover"

The Nephi Blade, in it's last issue,
makes a rather warm reply to George
M. Cannon's sensational speech at the
ratification meeting, in which he at
tackled the Blade for its attack On C.
r. Allen. and warned the paper not to
tear off the cover" from the old is
sues The article concludes:
Mr.. Cannon's reproof to this paper
is an implied insult to the non-Mormon
element of Utah. 1t is a reflection on
their intelligence and manhood 10 in
innate that for so small a cause as a
reputation Of one man on his past
record, would revive the old bitter
ness. During the past sixteen or sew
enteen years the writer has expert
enced the pleasure of meeting at least
a thousand non-Mormon mining men,
and their liberality of thought and
generosity of nature would put 20 the
blush, if such a thing were possible,
the narrow and contracted view OF the
situation that is seemingly held by Mr..
Cannon. However, we are not so char
liable to the gentleman as to express
a belief in the sincerity of his .avowed
fear that 10 repudiate c. E. Allen
would tear the cover off that which is
past Rather. we firmly believe his
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STOMACH DOING NICELY-In report
ing my condition this week, will say that
my stomach is doing nicely. Please send
me medicines as soon as possible.
JOHN SNOWFALL,
Randolph, Utah.
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sIrRE. AND PERMANENT CURE-I
feeI we'll. look good and believe 1 am
on The road to a sure and permanent
orre HENRY B. FRY,
Morgan City. Utah.
August 2Sth, 1895.
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Information for Mariners,

The coas, and eeoiesic survey has Is
sued an iadex TO notices 20 mariners is-
sued in 1854, which Is a great aid "a mar
liners on chart corrections. To ind the Ger.
rectsons to be applied 20 any chart after
tho date Of issue. note re date OF the is
sue received. ard refer 10 the notices 20
mariners published az the Office 90 the sur
vey at washington Guy subsequent 20
that time.
The following changes are also an
ne0acea for Washington and Oregon:
Oregon. -Umpqua River Entrance.-New
T.xss.-The charts sow show q new light
established On the sand dunes on tns
ssa,A side 90 rmpaua river entrance The
lsrhs Is shown from n white conical tower.
surrounding which are two dwellings, ena
. Nara. ALI painted white with brown
roofs. IRE asghs Is is feet above mean
sswh water and shouia be visible. in clear
~@x.Ae~ nineteen miles around an arc OF
,es ser~rrs 20 seward. TEe position OF
.sa ssrh. a. shown On the charts ahoai
as ,s,tIes s. Is W. frcrn Unzpqaa river
I. $. IN the approximate geographical
,soss,ioa: Latitude. q degrees y minutes
= seconds rorta. lengisusie. la degrees ].
,,.,,,,srs sest. IL II. Is. n TO al. Nc. IL
- ss@a. January 8 zS6sS Tais Affects
charts su. 500. soc. seea. and s.
Ts1ia mock BAY Entrance.--ssacy Moved.
-r4,nan,eak bar r. 3 whastssEg hacy Is
.saxa moved 10 the BEARINGS. Bailey
uosn.. r. Is ~: pssesse- aosas. 81. Ia 8 :
Green Esill ssgnsl e J.. \. tis II. b. 5an-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. Feb. 2s.-Bar silver. q s-isd.
count rate. . per cent.
New York. Feb. 2s--The Evening Posts
London eablegram says: The decrease OF
ffls.ooo In the Bank Of Englard's coin this
week Was due to net exports for the week
OF fsa0. 900. The details were $4,000 TO
South America, GO. 900 to Roumania. f3.oOo
to Bombay. $4,000 to the Continent. and
f2s 900 imported from the Continent. f5o.0o9
from Egypt and 1900 from Australia.
The increase In other securities represents
borrowing by the market. "A further in
dux OF gold TO South America Is expected
In connection with the payment of wheat
from the river Plata. The Brazilian inter-
national loan may also draw gold With
che exception OF American stocks, the
stock markets were arm today. Consols
have risen sharply on account OF renewed
government purchases. Americans opened
weak and closed fat at the lowest prices.
= sharp fall an Baltimore & Ohio and
Louisville 4 Nashville being the features.
Erie bonds were exceptionally better. The
American loan was 81 rs premium Re
ports of renewed gold exports from Amer
lea ara disregarded here.
BrcadstufIs and Grains.
Liverpool Feb. 2s--Wheat-Spot. steady;
demand moderate: No. red winter. Is Sd;
No. red spring. IS 5i-2d; No. l hard
Manitoba and No. California, IS ? I'D.
Futures opened quiet but steady with near
positions farthing lower: closed steady
with near positions / IL penny lower and
distant positions i-aQI-sd lower: March,
4ssi-.d; April. Is sd; May. Is Sd; June
A. si-si: July. Is I'D.
corn-spot. steady: American mixed
new. Is lid. Futures opened quiet Win
near and distant positions l farihing
lower. closed quiet with near positions
Ia lower and distant positions i-4gi-ed
lower. March, Is Id: April and May. Is
I'D; June. 4s ls-ad: July, Is Aid: Au-
gust, Is I'D.
Fleur-Firm: demand fair; 81. Louis
fancy winter. IS Id
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CnirAGs. Feb. A-Wheax &C the opening
Ga sot appear - Be wanted badly. ~
fnougA to Csncinnasi Price Currenx was
oaasash and mach of sha forekxn news was
damaging Lsverpoo3 Vas xeak and the
local crowd seemed determlred 70 follow
Tho EngifsA IeaA prices hers deckning
prsnctpaiIy 10 syRpatAy Win shat market
Ine rece1Dks Of Eheax 81 NfnneapoIis and
Duiufh sere - cars. ana the export esesr-
ancss o. wheat and -four from the Allan
NC ports amounted TO 6a.11e husheIs- The
Liverpool MARKET closed af from Id to
80 decline in <he futures. Wheat ~ Paris
was quoted - eentfmes higher for March
ana dvs centimes lower for May and Az
gust. Bertha quoted IA marx advance In
wheat- aGxy opened - - 7-ec with ssme
sales ~ = I4@Es 7-ec. Il rose TO 81 1-4c.
sold down again TO 0T-sc. dropped to
. ss0s3 80. and was steady at 50 80
= 5-ee about twenty minutes from the
caose. a threatened cold wave restrained
many who were otherwise inclined 20
press saies near The END and May closed
81 e &c.
Corn--fiad very lissie support from local
dealers and not much from OUTSIDE. The
fluctuations wers confned TO . marrow
range. the highest for May being ~ $50
- BE. and tie lowest - 5-sc. the latter
ruling ~ the Gloss. The opening trades
we're ~ = 3-sGS5 S-sc. against Is i-sc q. the
close OF the previous afternoon.
dull session was passed In the cats
market. Fluctuations we're ruled entirely
BY corn May starred at . s-sc, sold up TO
> lie. down 70 - Lao and was offered ~
thax price at the end.
The provision market was Arm for the
mort part. II was said due 10 the covering
OF shorts by Cudahy. Thk Cudahy Pack
ting Company was credited with buying
loe0o pounds OF ribs and ga or 800
barrels Of pork. May pork closed at loc
advance. Lard and ribs advanced SC.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--February 81 Lac. May. IS SIC.
Corn-Fsbrusry. - s-sGi2 3-ac: May. a SIS
Ga 3-4c
Oats-February. g f4c. May. - 1-tc.
Probationary, noes. May, sl0.2s.
Ilard-February. $40; May. ss.47 IL
Rye-M i-2c.
Barley-53c
Ribs--February. H.0 Ia: May. &.S3
SIT Ia
Fiaxseed-N@l-1
Timothy-Ss.s0
Live Stock.
The cattle market was higher There
were sales at no more than loc advance.
and others Indicated a gain OF as much as
&c. The bulk Of the steers sold ST $5.soa
6.65 and several at higher prices. Dressed
beet and shipping steers. $3Ssas: common
to extra cows. s215.5o: common stockers
and feeders. $2s0a2 %.
There was . steady demand for hogs at
9754s.fo Tor common TO prime lots. and
at $s.s09lls for heavier. The demand was
not very brisk.
In sheep there was . better market to-
day than earlier in the week. The run
was light and buyers were more inclined
TO invest. Prices were stronger to a shade
higher. Sheep ranged from S2.soa4.5o for
poor to choice. with sales at $3.50 4. Is.
Lambs were saIabie at S. a5I4.f0.
Receipsa-cattie. 1900; calves. 800; hogs.
5000: sheep, 1000.
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Steamer WfssapA WIN leave 0ckwabacA-
er,s wharf on Sunday morning for Alaska
tug Boyden fowed the schooner J. n.
Co,nan from Port Biakeley 20 SEQ yes
terday.
Tug Magic scwed the schooner Salvador
from ouarsermaster harbor to Salmon
bay yesterday.
Electric lights win probably b placed
In the steamer State q Washington IN
the near future
Bark Gatherer arrived IN port yesterday
eight days from San Francisco to load
coal for the Black Diamond Company.
Steamer FaraIlon win arrive In this
port from San Francisco on Sunday and
win leave on the return trip on March Z.
schooner st. Lawrence viii leave Aims
worth 4 Dunn's wharf today for another
halihut fishing cruise about Dixon's ISL
and.
Tug Biz left for Priest Point at the
mouth OF the Snohomish river for boom
of logs for Mesher & Mcdonald as Salmon
bay.
A rersors Is current OF the water front
tina, the steamer Cricket viii again be
placed on the run between this port and
Everett.
wsrship Mohican arrived in port yester-
day from Tacoma. where she has been
for several weeks, and will remain for
several days.
Assistant Inspectors Stream and Cherry
inspected the steam scow Utsalady in
this city yesterday and tested the boiler
OF the steamer Gen. Candy.
The demand for tickets on the next
steamer to San Francisco. the City OF
Puebla, Is very large and the boat prom
ises TO be filled to OVERLOOKING.
Steamer Chiikat left yesterday morning
at il.30 o'clock for Alaska with full
cargo of freight and the following pas
sengers from this port: s. Bisaxza. V.
Sternberg. W. W. Eiweli. H. A. Elwell.
A. o. Nelson. w. l.. Oldham, II. F. Beckett.
H. j. Gruschers. Henry Brunkey, David
Foote, John Barry. r. Price. J. r. Dixon.
William Sirn. John Anderson. Elias
Thomas and J. Hines.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuf1s ana Grains.

sS<~sSttiiS tek1tA uI0Al0s
san Francisco. Feb. 2.--Flour--F'amily
usrss S.25sfs %: bakers extras. os.f50
-: superfine. s. lo1s. 10.
Wheat-The situation was less favor
able for sellers today. and the market
easy AT s. i-2c Tor No. shipping. with
SIC FOR something choice. In milling
sfades there IL no change. 81 I-2aee i-ec
iaf Walla Walla wheat; Is s-sz7S1 Lac for
iair average quality: 81 i-aaSs for blue
stem. and - 1-2Q7s for damp.
naf'sy-Ihe steadier tone noted ysster-
ass VAS not only sustained this morning
hat buyers once more have the advantage
On shelr side. Feed. fair TO good. :. Lag
. s-iei choice. &c; brewing. $4,000.
"as~iAght jcfsng demand keeps the
market moderately active Milling,
a'@ l-suils. surprise. $i.o6lii .l5: fancy
see'. SHl.oS; good to choice. sscGu: fair
70 good sNgsac: por 10 fair. So 1-efaS7 i-sc.
a'aes' fi.iasfi.s5: red. i.o5aili7 i-s: gray,
i-sds. Lee.
fioar-Sacks. 1874. wheat, centais
L&: harley. een'als. As: beans. sacks.
potatoes sackr, 3.oSi: onions. sacks.
I'll; bran sacks. go
Closing Quotations.
~heaf-Qaiet and steady; December,
he: Nav. 50 SIC.
Ai.sc -a''
Cern-ng
Rrsn-slsso
Produce.
f"sstoes-Market literally furnished
- changes We quote: New potatoes,
- 70 &c per pound. Early Rose. ses5s5c
..'se reds, sasl2sc; burhanks. Sss4ac: Ore
- eeroanks. seeiSsc: Salinas hnrhanks.
seN; sweets. 5oaTsc for rivers and 81 Is
= N.se per GENITAL for choice stock.
Prizes have again sosssnea. ow-
20 Iree receipts. Creamery. fancy.
a.. Ss'e' seconds, iSGtsc per pound:
-. 'aaey. laaiSc; good TO Choice. is1
80 fsir. iegFiac: store lots. ssfec.
s-<Nasket continues weak. We
49,, ,e' california ranch. issal.e: store lots.
a4a'Sc per dozen.
Financial.
s.iSsr bars. - ,-sYfsn s-sc.
@exsean dollars. As f-esssc
,s- a' sight. L IL: telegraph. II IL
Mining stocks.
ata. <; Alpha Con. :: Andes. IS:
eteser, Is. Fest 4 Belcher. 81: goase
.9a. 81; Rulltoa. q; Rulwer Goa. n:
n. :, Challenge Goa. ~: ChoIisr.
r. ~eshasaSe. is, Con. Gala, & Va. ss5:
a. imperial, ;: crown Point. 50: Ex-
~ :; Geaid & Carrie. Sc. Hale &
=; Julia. ]; Justice. Z: Ken,Gck
- = Mexican. =: Moae. -: Mt i,aah,c.
s's'e. .. Occidental Con. s: opnsr.
oseFSaa, Il; Roioss S.: Savage. 81:
gsNea' : Sierra Nevada 81: Silver
s.ss.h ~ taion Coz. Is: Utah Con-. 6.
es Jacket. %.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. Feb. ss.--Arrsved-Bk
carro.lton. Nanaimo: schr Lily. Umpqua-
.ssaared-walla walsa. Victoria and Port
Townsend. Deparsest-s2ueea' Astoria
and Portland. Alcasraz. Yaquina Ray.
Fresghts and charters-Chsle bk GItnever,
now AT Biekeley, lumber thence 10 United
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunklrk-
Port Gamble. Fea. 25.-Arftved-Bark-
entine Skagit, Capt Robinson. eighteen
DAYS from San Pedro.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER.

ItVl LsIS DO I<FSrk.
T Ephraim, 8 Sailee. Kirkland
c f White. Everett + A Cleiand. Cincin
c g Griffith, HelenaB B Brownell, Tao
Mrs T A Bingham, III w Lewis & W.
Charleston r l. Garrett. Everett
MrsERMorgan. WhaW S Jameson, PtGam
u Almond. Anacort ] Pincus. San Fran
A r Lewis, Chicago ] H Bloedel. Whatc
HMHerman&w, Spo d w Yeargin. Conc
NHSwayne&w, Tole w r Roger. Wawns
A Johnson, AstoriaA w Seddon. Rock'd
A Aibing. Wailaw J. Irving. Everett
III W Hixon. AnacopN Macarthur, GrandF
Is Hnfty. Mt Vermont B Place. Spokane
T. Fischer Whatcofi4
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rvERErr RouTE-srR. GREYHouNp

EVERETT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle $50 q. m. and $50 .. n.
Leaves Everett 10 q. N. and p. N.
6unday--Leaves Seattle II q. m. Leaves
Everett p. m
Fare--Single trip. 75c: round trip, SIN.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
landing colman dock. foot Of Marion
street
COMPANY,
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SAN JuAN rsr.ANps- rY.
Ola THOMPSON.
CARVING United States mali. leaves city
Dock fooe OF main street. Monday. We'd
neeoAy ana Friday as q "A. for Pert
Townsend. San Juan Isiands aad NsW
TIME CARD.
NORTH bound-Leave Seattle 10 q. N. |:
leave Port Townsend 10 q IA: Leave
rrday Haroor usSe a. m: leave Roche
Haroor n.0 p m: arrive New whAtcom
500 p. M
South Hound-Leave New whafcor go
= m: leave Roche Harbor 100 a N. !:
leave Friday Harbor 1e.o0 m-; leave
~. ot IownAend S:so y. m: arrive Seattle
u r Thompson. managing owner. J. a.
dasneid~ AGENT Phone. 50
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sKAGlr RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus a Co.'S dock. Sc
attic. Monday. Feb Is, Wednesday. Feb.
q, and Friday, March !. at II O'clock
Tilalip. Stanwocd. Florence. Fir. Skagit
CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon. Return
ing leaves Mount Vernon "Wednesday,
Eeo. Friday. March ]. and Sunday.
March 3. at s o'clock q. m.
LILLY. BOGARDuS a CO., Inc.
Owners and Managers
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend Mean Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at l2:l6
Dunzcness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and
Seah Bay returning. arrives Seattle z:3o
leaves Yesier dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, Dungeness, Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 p. M: arrives Seattle alter
nate days .. m.