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directors.
Jerry Simpson will speak at NeOdOshs
on Tuesday, July %. It will be an all.
day rally.
A man who is now willing TO admit
that he voted for Morrill, would make an
attraction for q dime museum.
The state central COMMITTEES Of the
Peoples party will meet at the call Of
the chairman sometime during August,
and discuss the question Of holding
state convention.
J.D. Botkin is talking to great crowds
on the subject, "Ths Problem Of tho
Unemployed" He will be in Stafford
July 80, Rice county, August l, and
MCPHERSON, August 2,
w. G.. Bird, labor commissioners, is
now under arrest charged with oppres'
sion in Office. He held up his assistant
and clerk for a part Of their monthly
salary. There's typical redeemer.
In spite Of the over.produCtion Of re-
form literature, Judge Kings book, "A
Few Financial Facts" is having won.
derRul sale. Kansas productions most
always make out to get to the front.
1t was Kansas man who, on being
asked how many crops Of alfalfa could
be raised on one piece Of ground in a
year, said he would have to give it up,
90 the crops matured so fast this year
he couldn't keep tab on them.
Blathersklte Dawes is making q big
noise and lots of expense closing joints
in country towns and cities in which no
snte'election contract was made, but he
carefully avoids LeRvenworth and Kan
Hss City. Let's see, did Dawes ever
prosecute DR.. PilcherP
The suiciee record for Topeka iH
alarming. During the last seven weeks
eight persons have shuiflsd off this NOR
Cal coil in this city, while several others
failed 10 the attempt Here 10 q sub
jeot the late Christian Endeavor CON
vsntion in Boston ought to have looked
into.
Ia Topeka man was arrested and
looked up over night last week, on sus
piClOn Of being dsmented. He had
shown no sign whStever OF being dan
gorOus, or even unruly, but the police.
men said hs had "acted queer" and they
thought be had wheel in his head
On Che same grounds they might have
arrested the whole prohibition conven,
sion which met on the Fourth,
There will probably be q session Of
the legislature next winter, Rs q number
OF members Of both houses believe the
constitution requires them TO meet and
rs-distriCt the state for legislative pur
poaeA They are probably right, bat il
there il nothing else than there district
ingto demand a session, their constituents
would not hang them il they were tC
ssny st home. However, they may dc
some good by holding a session.
Superintendent Hatch resigned his
position ct the Hutchinson reformatory
AZ, avoid ranoval hv kha hoard oP man
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A man who is now willing TO Rdmi
that he voted for Morrill, would make sl
attraction for q dime museum.
The advocate., 1895-07-17
NOTES.

J.. j. Barnes, Populist, has boon 70
moved from the board Of Penitsntisry
directors.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. June 15.-silver, seszd: consols.
1fs 7-l6. rate Of interest OF Bank OF Eng
land per cent.
London. June 1.-THE rumor that the
Bank of England contemplated reducing
It's rate TO ~ per cent. probably origin
ated in the decision Of the joidt stock
banks 10 reduce the scale for deposits at
short notice from 3. TO y per cent
With conSols al nearly 107. unless some
thing happens 10 relieve the plethora OF
the money market the Bank Of England IL
rectOrs viii eventually be forced 10 take
such steps The stock market resum q
a fair activity during the week, specula-
ton In both English and continental Sc
curfties being revived In African mines
tho movements Of the week were mostly
upward. Spanish securities were heavily
sold. on the strength of Cuban trouble
In Canadians and Argentines al good IN
yestments were better. Americans were
firm. except those threatened with assess
ments Rumors that Northern Pacific
would b., assessed So a share caused the
stock 10 be freely offered. Following are
the advances on the week: Milwaukee,
Is: Erie seconds. .: AtchiSon, Lake Shore.
Reading firsts and Wabash skies each l.
The other increases were fractional except
Erie. Norfolk and Western. Northern Pa
cihc and Union Pacific showed a decline.
BreadstuTS and Grains.
Liverpool. June 15.-N heat-Spot dult'
demand. poor: No. red. winter. IS SD;
No red. spring, stocks exhausted; No.
1 hard Manitoba. Is 81: No / California.
Is Sad. Futures closed steady and III
lower: June. SIS SD: July. 81 sad; Au-
gust, 5s ei1d; September. 6s 9@4d: Octo-
ber, IS led.
Corn-Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. Is Dad. futures. closed quiet, with
November "a and other months Id low
er; June Is ~; July, IS 4'4d: August.
- 4S.d, September. IS 5i4d, October, Is
81: November. IS 81.
Flour-Firm. demand, fair; ST. Louis
fancy winter. s..
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. t.
Textiles.
Manchester June 1.-THE market has
been duh. and there has. been inability
10 sell the fun production China was
the only large buyer. and India was
hanging hack. in spite Of the satisfac-
tory progress Of the monsoon There has
been a moderate business With a smaller
miscellaneous market. Many looms are
again going 10 start up on short time
japan Was taking fairly good lines Of
business. The Continent was stll doing
well. being mostly engaged untu thu
end Of December and in many cases be-
yond.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
IINGIfAM LINE
OF Steamers and Ciipper SaipAL

FJlCec Scv-raf direct GO relsxpa Ray, car
rysnE <oods &c through rates from cen
tiers feeding ira Northern Pacific railway
AMI conrarAes affiliated xAarceo, via
Puget Sound % pe@AxcsA Fay. and thence
by The Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic % pzcn~sA and Johan-
nSSbGrs.
Following se1e Steamship FrasssNo-> and
60 sail about May - ths ano steamship
SalveA-, OF g. 40 tons, sro-a Puget Sound
(Port BlRkeley9. 20 20 followed by other
steamers and selling clippers non sais
terms apply to.
PORT Biakslay Ain Co. Port Stakeaes.
Wash.
Norvhera Pacific railway, Tacoma ana
Seattle.
NJ 3 Magnessr. 49, E>rcne street. san
Francisco.
r. n IAnghaEn, Deaagca Pay,
@. #. Neanis 4 Co, general English
agents. 81 Gracechu-c1 street. London.
y c
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81

There were FLED for record Saturday !
Ses4is else considerations aggraZssTal-
s. al Following Is a list as furnished by
a.. Daily Record. room =. Scheuer-I1al
block
elise Investment Co. and Moore Invest
vrent ard Mortgage Co. TO Thomas Short.
sg.s ff ar1 4. block ,. Brooklyn al. Sssl-
Sar1., 10 Samuel Sutton. lots j. and -
49, 4 Brooklyn ad $50
wlltaa1 Barry 70 Moore Investment
AMI 9T0~tgaEe Co. lots 3 aud II. block 3.
los Is ans a. block 4. lot Il blcck y
BROOKLYN al, q e. 81
E5muud Bowden 20 Eliza J. Johnston
1r- q Fi0sek . Burts's Second al. si.e5a
Ism : SnackletoTi 20 julius Bertei-
son and u INT IL VIA sw sec Il. Il J.
sL0o. - -.
Irving J. cole 70 Samuel Frank, lot D
tlN-k -. Renron al. q. C., g.
Ca-l = Nelson 20 Mutual Loan AZ;
RuJI.fins- Association. lots and 5, block
IA Eastern al. Sis
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what the Gold cure Is.

Pittsburg. June 15.-In the taking OF tes-
tiuorv Yesterday u secure the pardon OF
Daniel Werline. the wife murderer on the
ground that he was insane when ne com
roit;ed the crime. from the fact that he
had taken the Kelley cure. DR.. Il. +.
Wilcs. who was for years in charge OF the
Keolev institute here for the first time
gave this much of the formula OF the cele-
h-afei gold cure. He said the treatment
consisted flrst Of an internal treatment OF
si-7r1e topics. Of which Cinchona was the
principal ingredient Tho second part OF
.re treatment consisted OF the hypodermic
Injection OF what was known as the req
mixture This he said. was composed OF
eight 70 ten drops of hyoscyamine and a
solution OF pilocarp'ne one grain TO the
8r-aohrn with morphine 70 suit the condi-
ton of the patient The doctor said the
rlocarpine vas strong relaTant. ana
ma other drugs caused a rush or blood
that was particularly dangerous 70 men
who suffered from fatty degeneration Of
tho heart lie said lie believed Weriing
was insane when he VAS discharged from
the hospital
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Omaha, June .s.-Nebraska crops are
In better condition than they have been
for years. The Indications are that the
corn yield for the state will be something
enormous II is - per cent. OF the entire
crop Of the state. much OF the corn was
planted late within the present month.
yet II IS already growing rapidly. The
small grain viii b. a fun crop.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



r-~,,..s>o Jnrs Is.-Flour-Fa-Tl-
c~t-ss s. ao1s69. bakers extras $S-4V
a. "a. surerane. s. S5652.e.e Ter BARR
vhea.-No shipping vhea;: '- -. r..
csetal ior new snd s'c f9F oi'' N''''''9
W." gr.-..,,.,,.Tair 20 good feed, 57'safl.
oso're. SIC. brewing. new. s'i9,' CD
choice. 81 fs5c. ..~.,f.
'O,Ss,s-Niillng Sl09i.i5 per os9, "a,
snrrrsse. sl.01i- IN l2'-; fancy le.-4. - =
- -. good ~ choice ~Hses-@e a.
go SSl.3sl,. POOR 10 fair. Soes>s,' oiac
...~,t-sI. gray. S7i-assc PER centsL
Wool and Hops
Ys,,n WoVue- issues she folloNlas ~
-.,o~f. our market for rao past VS.
nas been very firm. Win an 50 - - 80,
.-..4e-,v. The principal feature Is ~. -.
~ .,lover9aIe. consisting 81 aoo,l'
sac =. CompeLtion was very x =
e. 90 80 woods brought about the runs
o az Of the Eastern market 500 =
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sKAGlT RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN

STEAMEk IIIA OF NlIzA-7lI
roa,,es CIV dock, Seattle--Monday, june
rn THURSDAY, June 20. a m. !;
Ssturday. June %. 10 a m; Leaves Mount
Vernon@yruesday. June ~, 12 noon; FRI
day. June q, .. m; sunday. June ,,f,e, -
? - m calling at Edmonds, Tulahp.
S,a,nugood Mount Vernon and Avon. con-
neritu, al Meant Vernon with steamer
Indiana for woolley, Hamilton and Ssuk'
Fares 81: round trip, l.5o.
eTMIy R0GARDUS a CO. Inc,
Owners and Managers, Seattle
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prrGFrT SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
6 S.1an T,v NJ. .~Taoopa. liioiAr lam
1o.i5sTn Iy sea;tl , s AZ !, I: :aesn
- s Pt,,. I'D Victoria AL Ivi S.5cQm
.Daly except Monday
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. -. sea,s l,x
TApFATJ, Gen, Agt.. y. r. X, *;
l. - yeaieF ave. and Front st.. Seattle.
G n yERKEsS. Agent. Yesler whaIf.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARC
OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and cornrnodious steamer Mon
.,Seiio leaves Perciyals wharf, olympia,
g a w daily except Sunday. Tsrne Card
Going: Leaves Olympia $ a. m leaves
Tacoma II a m: arrives seawle.
ico-xales Taco-na $50 pm. arrives Olympia.
go p. m. Iardings-Olympis- Percy al s
wharf: Tacoma y. y. X. X wharf seal
- yesle- wharf. Fare between Seattle
ard Tacoma. soc. Meals and s;attroo1ns.
TIE Mon,iceilo Is fast. and by far the best
steamer on the route IL eIIect ngilsi s
Nav 18th 1895. HlAlth biNcso,
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>PoRTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
CHIC AGO MARKETS.

Portland. Jure .-Wheat-walia Wal
IN. 81: valley Sc Per bushel.
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TEE cAPAY VALLEY LAND COM
rANvs1 ~ANnS

are located "A the rich, fertile valley
Ia The western portion Of Yelo Copn-
Is, California. They are splendid
fruit lands, IN one Of the earliest lo-
Calities OF tGe State, and range IN
price from So M acre upward. and on
terms CT interest only, for I've years;
that j. 10 say. for I'VE years the nur-
chaser pays interest only, al the cad
of which tiuls the purchase price be-
comes due. The object ~ these terms
ia 10 give the purchaser an oppor-
tunity 70 nay the purchase price out
of the proceeds Of the land. Cultiva-
ton is required OF all purchaSers.
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TIE CRocKER-EuFFMkS LAND &c
WATER cONPANy'S

irrigated lands at MERGED, IN the very
heart Of the State, under splendid
climatic conditions, VITA the free
use OF water as an nppur'enant 10
the land, for sale fer interest only,
for FIVE or seyea years, at the choice
OF the purchaser, eventual settle
uaeut on the land and cultivation,
dating one year from date of pur-
chase, being made incumbent upon
the purchasers.
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here are very mach resE-e4. ard ne
spring season Is aso8t ever. except 1or
ci2RS FROM the 81 IRENE uorta@rc paris
% the sEzte- Seoar4Ts sre Busy. hAEsaE
secured v ools f. adyaE1e o. Efn'I1ss-4@ g
wants Tire rnzTket closes strong
Wco3-Sprrz years ees-o@, san joaquin
Per pound. eN%@c. SIX - eight ncEl1Es
20. 5sfses SIX 20 slgat months ealaseT~s
ar1 foot hills. free. - lac- DO. cefeeEtFs.
SIC. Northern. goa3 % saoice. eel-c. %
detective. Tasc. Nevada spring !Ig7' ana
chotce- sztlae. heavy. s11e.
Hops-fasc pr poaat
Butt~r-Cr~ar e-s. fzncy. ii'xT1Zssc per
r>cun6. good % ehcAce. lff ne, mealtifA
grades. st4Glae. store bitter. -.
Chsese-Fancy mild. new. sfsz' com
mon 20 good. 49,; Yourg Ame-u-2. ~ &C
Eastern. Tfl4gf191Sr. western. sT>c
Egx-Du~k eggs 1s037e uer 6ozen; .
STORE eggs. E61se. ranch EGGS. iiFIss, and
aslonaIly IA per dozen
Pota toes-Fsuraank 5sc&S1 Ter GENITAL.
new potatoes In sacks. S0aeasc; Oregon
Bur5snks sc 20
Gsnions-6nfons are steady, rev reds.
ep0 - per centai. silvsrskiOs. 1ssrefsc
Poulfry-Frye-x. s5srs. hroilers, large,
8 s@54. snaf. s. .59az -
Reces ots-FIour quarter sacks. 1873,
Oregon. Il. 50. vheat. centals. 1-l.s1-, har-
ley. ? -. oats. 80. rye. 1.sS5. corn. -s-5.
beans. sacks. 81. potatoes, sacks, 2,lio;
Oregon. sl3. onions. So, bran, sacks
ss5. Oregon. IS.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady: December. s.. oss4.
Bariey-Strong; December. sfisc.
Corn-7l as.
Bran-Sf4 90
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CoMpaNY's LAND DEPARTMENT

can supply any seeker OF vestment,
or any home seeker, with any variety
OF land desired. az lower prices and
on more favorable terms than can 10
had Of any other landed proprietor in
California.
The list OF land for sale In this De-
partment embraces bodies or from
ten 10 thirty thousand acres. or as
small subdivisions asmay he desired
in the form of five. ten, twenty or forty
aere tracts Of irrigated land.
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Transactions since January i and for
The RA~r MeAs.k

TezE - ate transactions Ssrce January
= 1S4S are & f19,a5A% There were r-~s
for record during TIE rasx week "a des3S.
rha conss5era1 sons aggreEattrg IS al 8.
EroHgwsne Is TIE rsoor1 fer the pas week
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GRIP ,Irs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srne GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

...,o ard ,'ovxnzensl-Eeah Bay Route.
r, ' eaotsr Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
s less'i'' wyeinesdays and Fridays at l.ls
a a. m for Port TownssInd P p,s Sr laf.
p1.'..E-.el,',rer pvsft. Ciallarn Bay aTd Neah
60 Stunning. arrives seattle 2so p m.
On opposite days sea nTre f.sa, md Vi eo
Ees,gr 49, - Wednesdays and Frtiays al
re - ~ arrives Seattle alternate Gays
y NJ
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cTEtMf.R FD@ALI..
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. az
II 80 ,. m returning. iesaFes N.oEoFia
-Toprsend aud way points daily. except
SUNDAY. a. Z 2. m; Sunday. direct, At ,
a m returning direct leaves Port
Tsovusend a. >. n. Telephone I'D.
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pONNEY - STEWART, Undss
% taSsrA Psr,oRs corner Of Third aaa CO
apaSas streets. seattle Warrington TsIs
pssns Ne IL
STEAMERS.

EVERETT ROUTEISTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 6:45 a. m. u:30 a. M
$50 D. m Leaves Everett a. an. 2 p. m.
sundays-Leaves Seattle Il A. m. Leaves
Everett p. m.
F'are-Singie trip. G5c; round trip, sl2o;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Tanding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
sTp-ATrL.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup Pres. +. w. Goodhue. S.y.
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Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.

High Tidt. T Low Tide.
.s lo.2 Iu.ao IA $50 As 5.aI s.s
At Port Townsend.
Is II ll1.H 1o.lH eli 81 4.s5I s.5
Seattle. June Is. 1876.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were.
CIearances. Balances.
SEATTLE ............... $5B.9SS 81 81 .@S 81
Tacoma ...........-.. SIS % l5.39 90
portland .....-....... 1D 30 % =, 49, o.
The local market remained firm on West
street Saturday. the supply being about
equal to the demand. strawberries. which
are the principal factor. are quite plen-
ttul and IN very satisfactory condition.
The ruling price still remains at s125.
wh-.e a few which are overripe are sold
atT
a consignment Of cherries has arrived
from Walla Walla. They are quoted at
s box. Some white cherries have come
from Vashon and are Sold at Zoe pound.
Green peas continue in slight over sup
ply and are weak at e. Cabbage remains
somewhat scarce and cucumbers have a
lover tendency. Garden produce may be
said 70 be coming rather too freely for the
demand
Eggs advanced yesterday to 1Snlac for
the best ranch stock. the price 10 farmers
being l6al1c. They are very scarce and
ihe demand is good
Butter from Elensburg. Yakima and
Ten'no remH'ns stead at Ice. while the
Iowa creamery IS quoted as high as 1sc.
The butte" market Is dur.
Poultry IS coming IN freely with small
demand except for spring chickens large
enough TO- roasting. which are in good de-
inand a. s225 old hens are in less de-
mana az S2I2ln
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summary.
Mean temperature. s.; maximum tenn
teratGre s. date. 18th Minimum temper
at8fe. Al. date, sth. Total precipitation.
32 inones Nunber of clear days, s.
partly cloudy, g: cloudy, II. Prevailing
direction of wind. South.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY,
Observer III Charge.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE

OLYMPIA. TACOMA Ma. AND SEATTLE
S Wiley SSazsS SsssR, c. s Steamer
DAILY TIME CARD.
OLYMPIA as ss $50 N, Tacoma AT a;' ss,am
Tacoma. at. 1880 a N Seattle a,...is:eo m
Seattle a. -. 90 y IN Tacoma At. $50 m
Tacoma at. $50 p ~ Olympia at. $50 IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... 10 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 IA
Tacoma .....1o.0o m Olympia -. 90 p m
Olympia eco = III Tacoma ..,.- bro IN
Tacoma $50 2 m Seattle -. 80 ~
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 80
cents Landing Al Seattle. City dock.
CRY DOCK co. Agents.
Capt. l.. Wiley, Manager. Telephone ~
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
For san Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at a, IA. tpaSsengers r.
seived on board at a. nj June = q L.
For Alasla- June Z. Ie. % and y at
Frt.n san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at ? a. an. June 4, ,.
Il. u, Il and -
the company al Ocean dock. Seattle.
GonDAT.T4. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents san F,ranctsEo.
J. It. TROWBRTDGE. Act Z. >. supt'.
Seattle.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LIZ
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves My
,jock foot of Main street, Monday, We'd
rfssIlay and Friday at a. IN. Tor Fort
Townsend, San Juan Islands and New
Nhatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Round-l4eava Seattle 200 a m;
IeaVa Port Townsend 7.00 a m; leave
fr~tlav H9rl,or 1880 a. m: leave Roche
IIarbor 10 90 p. m, arrive New Nhatcoan
6.00 D. m. r,,,.-... "a
a IN leave Roche Harbor 900 a. m.
leave Friday Har'hor 1000 a. m. leave
Port Townsend 400 y. m, arrive SeAlue
r II. Thompson, MANAGING owner. J. n
14afgeld agent. Phone S3.
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rAcIFIc NAVIGATION CO.
- - n - o. 3. 90

PACIFIC NV INF+t = " -
Time card IN Effect Oct. 2. 1904
c,,.t1a Everett and Whatcom route
&C ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily,
svre1. Saturday. ~ % o. m
cettt'e Ard La Conner r07lf g. Fair maven
,aayes Seattle daily. except Sunday, az
,--.t@rtora 9s1 Yesler Dock.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAM FIR WIbLAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
TNavfrg SEATTLE for Alaska June 10 and
- . 40 eyer-v q DAYS thereafter.
pr freiv4t and passenger rates Apply %
j. C. CARROLL, Agent.
S~nu-a hal.hsr Dock. Tel. 81
CtrAS =. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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Tickets may he obtained at the office OK
the company at Ocean dock, SEATTLE.
GooDAT.L PERk ms x CO.
General Agents san F,ranctsEo.
T. It TROWBRIDGE. Act. Z. >. Supt.
Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

HOnOluIu and AustIaIla.
Steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
1,IIil, Samoa. Auckland. n H.. and sgd
nsv \ 3 W, without change.
Steamship Arawa. June q, p. n.
Honolulu only steamship Australia,
THos. A. GRAHA3l AGENT. Starr
Rovd block. Seattle.
". Webster. Dist Agent, vancouver
J p. spreckels &c Bros. Co. General
Agents San Francisco.
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lhs eAp.rts OF specie from the port 81
New York for the week arnosturs.s -, e. =
90 In gold and ss1s. 80 IN silver. TIE I'M
ports were: Cold. s.. 5s3: silver. SI09 81.
ofy goods. N,s03.s75; general merchandise.
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-, c,pCqrAPD AND PORT WASH

VI TNGTON ROUTE.
e.- A r. Robinson. Carrying y. X
S5Tai ,ee,,es CIV dock foot OF Main st.
70 IN ! m: arrives At sidney at JOE a.
m arrives a. silverse a. = ' s11 1870 o
sliNeI.ia -, : . m. Fare 10 Port Orchard
n rini go Daily. excepet, a. su uo,s 1
4 Rohlnson .rT, sTieT ~ 81 steamer open
- @sa~ta- on Sunday.
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Financial.

sRver bars So. n s-k fts-Sight -
Mexican dol .a3ie li64 Telegraph -..-...5
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Closing Quotations.

Whezt-Steady: Decsun Der. s. "a.
Barley-Strong. December, 6iisc.
Cont o.
Rrap-Sf4 20
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

r. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGprcrr-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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r-x-r,T2 r,1vr AND S%OTFMOfSH ROUTE.
= STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf daily a. 800. ex-
-. vVa31esslay and Sunday nights. call
- - F,4rnonds EVeretr. Marysvilie,
JJi-Seu-slI and SnOhouish. Returning leave
S..--.rc-,f{.a1 al 5 a m. except Monday ana
r., rrrsriav, Connecting al Snohomish with
Up river GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent.
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has agricultural. grazing and timber
lands. which will be said Tor twenty
per Gems Ct the purchase price paid n
cash. with six per cent interest fer
fve years, payable annually il a6-
vance.
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ADVANTAGEOUS
OFFERS

egsciiy attractive 20 re
hogss- SEEKER. re cgftisGter
o. TIRE SCI, o. TIE
SDscsf1tor ~ Lrrs Wakes.
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9ioney on cat, per cent all aav. Prime
s. .a,tiia paper, zi9I5iz per cent
h..-s- 'liis exehsnse-F'irm. with actual
business In bankers' bills a. q a.. - - :
Ior demand. and 81 IS. a So for e. aavs
as7i4Gs4.s7a. 80 ''''S
ktNarr.- .
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WEATHER FOR MAY.