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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Eatvn.Scott Wedding.

On Wednesday, ChristInnN, after
noon at :, O'Clock, Miss Evrlin Scott.
sS this city. and MIR. Frederick r.
Eat on. Of minneapolis, were marriets
at the Nj. T.. church. Rev. q. H.
Gear officiating. The churcti WIS
very prertisy trimmed for the uc~
tsbsion. large quantities OF smilnN
being added to the christmas deco
I'll ntiuns. As the bridal party en-
tered u wptlhiug march was played
by Miss Mamie Stewart, the organ
iat. Miss Lille Scott was maid OF
nunUr ,snsl Frnnk Reid best man.
und Shcrnials clark. The blide wore
u gown nf tam silk and her sister one
of u darker" shade Of tan cUlureu
serge. The church was filed with
relatives and frienc}s to witness the
ceremony, Mfter which Il reception
was held ut the residence of the
htidr's parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mar
tin Scott. I'he. orinni couple re-
crivp.l the cOnGratnlhtiODS oI friends
under an nrcl, 90 ArEsilaX. An rIat'-
urutp wedding dinner wds then
srryrd, the Table decorations being
red and white 4,rysanthc,nums and
carnations. Abt,tt sD guests were
present.
The hritlaI couple were the
recipients of n lseTse nuinher OF beau
tirul presents, abe YuiIn"inG being
Che list:
a silver teM service, Mrs. W.
Eaton: after diMDer coffee service and
silver water pitcher, Mrs. John
EaturE silver estka basket. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. Tanner and family; one set
ul after dinner coffee spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald w. Massey; one set
OF silver fruit lsnlveS, tivn and Nina
! Pullman nn,l Miss Plant; glass fruit
dish on silver stand, MIR. and Mrs
Frank Eaton; silver pirkl" custer
Miss Lilly Scott; set oI silver ten
spoons, Ivan Gray ana lady silver
nnn-hon haskt t, Mrs. John !IiLtui,;
glass celery dish on silver stand, Mr.
and Mira D,Hlos: set Of silver tea
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Ada ms
cut glass cream nnsl saEnr, Nr. ana
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Williams: an after dinner
china set, NV and Mrs. n. -. l)li-
mont; hand painted wnter service,
Frank Reid: Il Iady'S toilet set,
Mrs. l.uca~ and Miss Unttie Smith;
two bouquet holders, Mrs. Lena Du'
clos; one pair of Russian glass inlniti
with gold vnsrs. Mrs. Jennie Wright;
one pair OF china Vases, Miss Hena
.cr. h,su.1lrlt.hiefs and beautiful box,
! Mrs. J. II. Reed and Mrs. w. Taylor;
| nn oil painting, Rev. and Mrs. Gcer;
hand pninteh china mustard pot,
Miss Emma parEis; n cnke dish, Mrs.
Bryant; Il hand painted sofa pillow
Mrs. Lena Nve; set Of table linen, Mr.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Royaiton Items.

The Catholic fair last Thursday
was a success. ~
The committee, the community
and the church is to ubeCOngratulateu. be
The net proceeds were $409,ll, q
good starter, and with the amount
signed on subscription lists assures
Royalton another church in the hear
future. j. II. Russell drew the silk
quilt, Mrs. LeOdermier the zephyr.
and Senator Geissell the fancy one;
John Kaspner, OF Buchanan. the
mower, Henry Ross, Jr., OF Buck
man, the five d.,llar bill; Ulysses
Morrill,, the geological tree: Mrs.
Thramer, a fine lamp, with minor
articles scat tered among the people
in all direc liOns.
The Cane contest, after a few
scattering votes, resolved itself lnto
u scrapping itch bet ween the fol-
lowers Of Ila Bouck and the ad-
mirers OF y. Fl. Havill. Oliver
winning by a majority Of 81 votes.
The con test throughout was frienHly
the only party to the deal, showing
at the close, any swelling being the
church fair fund.
Dr. Putnev visited st. Paul Thrrs-
day, on business, returning On No.:1,
Friday evening. His daughter, Miss
Helen, accompanied him. T..
Born, on Monday, Uet:. %, to Mr.
and Mrs. j. Lawrence. son.
Married, at the residence OF the
brides parents. in Elm Dale, MIR.
Geo. Chapman, Of Bellevue. and Miss
fernandez Th hOmpson. The bachelor
army will now be disbanded, George
has surrendered.
Married. at the residence OF ". l..
McGonagle, in this village, ON Thurs
day, Dec. 56. Rev. y. A. Joss. OF
Little Falls, officiating, Mr.. II. A..
White, principal Of the public schools
at Warren, this state, and Miss
Maud Galley. COngra tuiafioDs and
the best wishes of this entire com
munity follow them to their new
home.
Christmas was recognized here
heartily. On Christmas eve ali the
churches were crowded with en-
thusiastic, happy children and
proud parents. Recitations, music,
songs and the tree were the pro-
gEalns.. and all carrietle..out in t har
spirit, which should domiDate IN all
Of US the year round.
| Home for the holidays: Miss
Pearl Dragoo. Miss May Martin,
Miss Helen Putney, Nelson Flint, OF
Duluth, Vim. Mossman and many
others.
VIII Hall and family were down
from the Falls ior Christmas.
Chas. Rhoda. who has held down
a. position in banking with Mr..
Havill for five years, will continue
here in the bank and for the present
Mr.. HavilI viii be with us a couple
of days each week.
J Mr.. Broker from Melrose has
opened a saloon in lower town and
we now have four places where
liuuid refreshments are served. Our
good citizens can now hang their
banner on the outer wall "Ho every
one that thlrsteth.'
The fire department band concert
given Christmas night at the opera
house was in every way n success.
A royal entertainment royalty pat
ronized by Royaltontes and large
delegation from Pices. Miss Bout.
| well, of Clear Water, gave some
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Parker Items.

This week will be observed III the
usual way. A Christmas tree at the
s. church with a number OF Christmas
dinners.
Ev ery one is wishing for snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Gish are
spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. German, OF Little Falls, had
some horses for sale in Parker last
week.
Rev. Huntington. of Minneapolis
nreached in Parker last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Batter closed asuccess-
full term Of scho In Parker last week.
Miss Myrtle DeM"ss accompanied
her home to spend Christmas.
Mr.. George Gish had a runaway
last Monday. His team broke loose
from where they were hitched at
Randall, and ran home. breaking the
buggy and disengaging themselves
from it.
Mr.. Eastman made 4 business trip
to Burtrum last week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Clothing.

The reputation Of our store as tn"
Leading Clothing House is NOR"
firmly established than ever. andsouT
immense stock of Far. and inter
goods is great attraction to trade.
We are prepared for Dig business
in this department, and we are golng
TO sell an immense amount OF
clothing, we must sell it, and are
making prices that will give you the
best values for your money. we
don't need to quote q list of theS"
goods, as the stock is complete in all
grades. It will surprise you to see
what nice goods you can get for
little money.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
,sSwanyflle Items.

B "a The " hOle 90 Ommunity was shocked
sunday morning to hear OF the sud
3den death of Mrs. A. 2. McRae. She
ssftouk sick Saturday evening about
S7btlnck* died Sunday morning
about 10 t,'cluck. Mrs. McRae was
ever faithful and loving wife ana
u mother, and had the respect OF the
\ whole community, who join in sym
patny with the bereaved FAMILY.
She leaves IL husband and seven chl'-
dren to mourn her loss.
III Quite a numberfrom here attended
I the Christmas tree and entertain
ment at Pillsbury on Christmas Eve
Those attending from here were MIR.
and MIRA. Geo. McIvor, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Henry Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
StoIl, Mrs. A.. Earns. Mrs. Flood,
Mrs. Lena Stoll. Messrs. Fred and
Albert Stol, Charley Stith, Willie
sullivan: Misses Lena Sullivan, Belle
Stith, Winnie Mclvor, Way and
Nellie Stoll.
DR.. and Mrs. j. +. Locke were III
\ town on Tuesday evening.
58 Miss Emma Mining returned from
I Royalton On Friday, where she has
+ been visiting friends.
s@,The Christmas tree and school
" en- tertainment which was to nave
4 been held in Sullivan's hall was post
poned on account Of The death OF
Mrs. a. P. McRae.
.$f4 Mrs. G. W. Cofield is ON the sick
list this week.
45 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams and
/. snn. Glen. drove to Clarissa, Todd
County to spend Christmas.
Al n X f.. M. Tousley, OF Howard Lake.
$,has, been here the past week in the
interest of the Woudman lodge and
has succeeded in getting a sufficient
h number to organize with. There is
;:tosbe an examination of members
held tom or:Ow.
~ R.fB.. Crabtree returned to his
Hhome near Ortonville on Tuesday.
II. a. barton is spending his vaca-
tion at Little Falls.
\. Mr., Birch and Miss Emery, OF
Burtruin, were in town on Monday.
EB. B. Cox and E. M. Tousley drove
\ to Pillsbury ON Saturday evening.
!. he German u,herans held their
HUI, ,f terri linment land Christmas tree
ss,t,r I un uesd seneIiing at the chuich
Z 4 large crowd and a splendid time
is reported by all present.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Funeral Of Mrs. A. y. Nc Kae.

Th, remains of Mrs. A. - Mclth",
whose death occurred quite sud
denly Tuesday morning from
heart failure, at I,rr home in Swim
vile, were brought to this city for
burial Wednesday,. \ large orOces-
sion of friends from Swanvii|e &C.
cOmpanied the mDnrners on the long
journey from her home to the grave
at Oak wood cemetery. to pay last
tribute to IL" memory Of one SO uni
.crsally beloved ana respected.
Rev. VIM. Moore, Of the COngr~E''
tiOnal church, Of This city, conducted
the services at the grave.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Ladies' Shoes.

We are making special offers on
Ladies' Shoes just now, and the en-
tire line is cut over 25 per cent in
price. Over 5000 pairs going at
sacrifice. This opportunity was
never equalled before. Good bar
gains in Mems, Misses and Children
Shoes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27
Boots and Shoes.

In this department we can supply
the trade better than other house in
this part of the state. Whatever
Won want in the line of Footwear,
YOU can get from us to your advant-
age.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-27

The st. Louis county jury re-
fused Mrs. Mendcnhnll d divorce
from her husband.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-24
WATER FRONT NOTES.


Steamship Umatilla viii san for San
Francisco this morning. - @
Steamship City or Pueela IS expected
70 arrive this morning Irom san EraR-
cisco.
United States revenue cutter GIANT came
IN from Tacoma yesterday and aneh9red
in tho stream q ~
Tug Sea, Lion towed out ship Eclipse.
with 400 tons OF Black Diamond coal,
for Ssn Francisco.
All tie locaI boats were heavily loaded
yesterday with freight, Chrtstmas pur-
ehases and 6oliday-nlaking passengers. Z
II was stated that the steamer Delta
WAS 10 he lad up for the Water. This
was an error. She WI continue her run
70 Hood canal every day.
Steamship Umatilla was the only vessel
that pat on any Christmas decorations.
She ha1 pine trees run UP to her mast
heads. and her saloons were festooned
with evergreens.
The United States steamer Patterson
which has been az West Seattle for some
time VIII shortly undergo an 0verhaUnng.
Those who have contemplated bidding for
the repairs that are necezsary on the ves-
SCI VIII aGTe until hext week. when the
work VIII be gwen eut. when once start
ed, the work VIII " pushed vigorously.
in order that the Patterson may start
Eortl early IA the spring.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. Dec 22,--sllver % 1854. Con-
s-is I1t7E
At O'Clock this afternoon there was iess
excitement on the stock exchange. but tNe
market vas u1setTied. Taere was dis
POSITION - take a more hopeful view OF
the Eeuszuelan question: politically bat
grave appre hension regarding the FINN
rIsl outlook n enc Gnlto1 States. ConsOls
lost -fe opening Improvement OF IL. and
t.ere was not much Improvement in for
sIFn government securities. Tho Ameri-
can railroad market which was very ex-
cited at the opening. vas qutetT AZ
r.-Irek g. fact. the pardCEy feeling seems
fo have given way - pl@ OF moro conf
0---e parrsylvan.a and Afchison in
some bonds recovered = Atchiscc ordt-
rarv. H.nals. IouEviIl.s & Nashville and
Denver preferred recovered 2. Chicago a.
Msuaukee g. on t5le liverpool and Kan
chester arI Glasgow suck exchanges tire
f.r. showed marked Improvement. and
- ga fsr American securities were stead
80 e4aarrirE American stocks closed
s-o1fv. H-azlisrs heavy.
<sw York Zee. Ef-1he Evening Posts
T-uEor czhl rr4u says. American secl-
r-ies wers less paSlcSy here to3sy7 Per
hans. lot ulth 10 material change. The
rsrt-.ar8rs were Fna9. and a. the close
rre socks were a61FS tle lowest The
-sh o. sell bonds o. gul very great. All
tne 1ther markets were rat today. TIE
sa-t.a-rar- fra r1lneE begins romor-ow. All
49,. continental markets were 1ernorzlizec-
peror De-. @a-Co6ng % the calmeT
,.tsv- 81 ~. 81 Venezuelan situation taksl ~
zoe v-nited soayes, ths baurge ciofsed flrrn.
1Fl1rna. De- al asiness on the bourse
Nla=S1 Arm.
PAS. pee D.-st6cks today were fat
<reld=tufT7 anl q '.a'ITs.
rtre-asrL De- @t-Whta t--Spoi. Arm:
e.r-arf POOR. No 2 rel winter. 81 = ( No.
"a sarLg. stocks exhausted; 10. bard
tlao.tsas = u. NJ. i California, = s'sd-
Fslfsres closed easy. via Kay I'd higher
80 o-ser months - higher. business
foss-sst On middle POS lions. December.
Esg-a January. g. s; -. FEBRUARY. = 80.
1Tsrch. - 49, Aprlls = sd; May. o. "a.
Corn-sr0t Arms American mixed new
= Is.d- Futxres cSose1 s,ea4g. va De-
r--fer IA hLxae5 anA other months IN
cnanrea from Saturdays closing praces.
lscsu.ezr. - -ags 4Aa22Ey. - $50 EsS-
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800 American Tobacco. feeNo;- Ateh.-
son, sa1so: Darlington. I-.i>o: Chesapeake
- Oa1o, S.&sS Chicago Gas. se.loe; E-stii-
4%-ag. ll.ass General Electr5c, 4aoos Kan
sas & TeHks preferred. $50: Long Island
Iract.on, 5so; T.ou,Svhle & Nashville
ssos; NeT York. Saseorhanna IS West
EN- preferred, : So. Northwestern. 4.lao:
Rea1iuE. $50: Neg Jersey Central. SEQ,
l. & y. 2So: Eock Island. Iaoo: st.
PsHs. 800; Silver Certificates. Soeoo;
southern railroad. 400; co preferred.
Sse9S L. : Cortsgs. 100: Z. 6. Leather.
26S. ID preferred. 5S1o: Wabash presey-
ret, $50; Western Union. soo0.
Flour.
-Flogr-Receipts = 80 barrels. exports H.
80 hSTrels. AfarEae~Guu hsg. closed STEADY.
with very Light demand for anything but
Slecizl brands. VI ~
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts IL. 800 bushels exports
IN.71o Bushels. Spot arrn: No r75a. S5ssc.
No. ] hard. 6SiSc. Options opened stronger
on nm tables and better feeling on Wall
street declined on talk OF heavy visible
supply increase. but finally recovered on
rumors OF eaTge export orders ard local
covering, and closed 2SEaSc higher; No
red March. a.; May. 64as6s49sc; closed,
t9i2c' December, So a5easscs closed, 64ssc.~
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply OF grain Saturday.
December y. as compiled BY the New York
produCe exchange, Is as follows;
Blu. liner Dec
Wheat -...........y 81. 3sS 90 o,S7.CAo ....n.
Corn .-............. 6.7Safso SO. 90 ~.<.,...
oats -.............. 6.8oAGc0 $4,000 $50.
Rye ................ 1.55Sll0 10000 .....-.
Barley .,......s... $4,000 $1,000. 2alqoG
D Hops.
Hops-WeaS.
Wool.
wool-Quist.
Metals.
Pig Iron-Qulet. easy.
Leaa-EasY
Tln-weAk. Straits. sI2sSalSso. Plates
quiet.
spelter-Quiet; domestic, sS.DG3n
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Dull: United. SLS3.
Coffee.
CoYee-Options closed inactive. az IN
changed prices 20 5 polnts net advance.
December. SiSSS Spot coffee. RIO dun;
No. :. lF.4c: mild dun.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw quiet: refined quiet
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MARINE0NEaVs.

san Francisco. Dec. es.-Arrived-Aus-
tral!a. Honolulu: schr Emma Utter Goes
bay; bktn Che5alis, Columbia riverg scAr
Corinthian, Coos bay: schr Parkersburg.
CoQuille; ATcata. Coos bay. Departed
Nothing. 10
Fge!ghts s3d charters--Nor0 bk Prince
Regent, now on Puget sound, lumber
thence 10 Cork. United Kingdom.
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Boston stock Market.

Boston, Dec. G.-There was 8 nct.aeanis
reaction from the pan8oky condition OF
last weeks market at Ihe opening this
morning. X = believed the worst IS over
The advance in prices noted n the first
few mllGSeS OF business was not Serious
" broken. and feSlng % greater con-
adeacar was apparent. The market opcned
WITT Montana at 81. Atchisoa Ira. Sugar
Sd Chicago. Burlington & quincy 3.
Tamarack us. Bell TelepAons LS-
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The rrnnslt,s0Next carun.

Steamship Transit has gone 20 Tacoma
70 take on her additional freight. and. IL
is hoped, she viii return here today, and
sail IL the evening. II she does not return
before the custom house closes she will
not he ahts o. SET away until the day
afper Christmas. Percy Rochester, will
take trip TO Central America on her, ll
the interest OF several naerchants. .
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Ih, sax, ,Juan Wa. Not Ashore

The statement that the steamer San
Juan weht ashore AZ Richardson. Lopez
island. is denied by o. A. Phelps. manager
OF the Oceanic Packing Company. her
owner. lie SAYS that he started 10 haul
her out fS~ repairs. but found tho rig
giag not strong enough. and launched
her again and then brought her 10 Bal
lard and Tslt her On Lakes ways. These
facts seem 70 have given rise TO the report
that she was aground
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ruary. IS I@&t March ara Aprii. - al
May, IS sd
Flour-Sieaey: demand. eair: ST Louis
fancy wtneeS - So rs
Next wednesday ana Thursday viii BE-
observed as Holidays ia the provision mar
kets. 90
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DIILFR.

f1OA Eli Oll.1sE4fl.
Fred Pentecost. Mount Vernon
&. Rabel, Stanwo2d.
Arthur Dodwell, Olympia
Mrs, J; c. johnson, snoaonalsa>
I'd J. Verd. tdyant. Wash.
Joseph Ferguson, Arlington.
-. McCallum, Redmond.
l. Be.n.g, Snoqualmie.
J. \. Wilson, Olympia.
Philo RutherfoFd, SnoqualmfA
l. BT,fsta, Poft Hlake.ey.
J. n. Casey. SnoAomish.
W. u. Hubert, Snohom.sh>
]. N, irish. Utsalagly. o C
Esn5 Hanson, StaoHood.
CSblc Amburgu Traft0n-
Milton Smith. Fall City.
r. a. Smith. Fall City. IA
N. Dib.e, West superior. ~
W. n. Gamer. Silverdals
James Vaughn, IWaco, WASH
NJ. ". Burr. Ilwaeo. wash. c
John lIerter, Salvina- b
Neis Bluistrand, Fail City.
T. N. Brown Port 1'owmsend- O
Harry Drown, Port IoEpsfad 8.
Mr.. ard Mrs. sam Wiley, Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. s, =. WeAd1. Olympia,
r. Sandoam. KamilchtA o
Warren Roberts, kam0chie-
Mrs. e.. Roberts. kaniGhle.
q. II. Hamlins Tacoma
RAIN1ER-GRAND HOTEL. Q
u L \
Zen NJ. Glnoux. Cawthorn company.
Miss Buckley, Cawthorp company r
Miss Frances, Cawehorn company.
Elsie Irving, Cawth0rrA company. n
W. i. HsI. z. s. X; 9. s.
4. F. Burlelgh and wife. city. la.
Mrs. J. +. Graham, city. )
Capt. WhigaI. india o
Lieut.. Mcdonald, England. c.
Thomas Duncan. 81 Louis.
We "A ars4
w. q. Sharpstein, Tacoma
J. r, Heyden, jr:. city. 10
+. cowen. New Y6rk.
J. c. Powers ana Wife, Philadslrnk y
81 CHoTEu BUTLER b
7. b. Mcmillan Edison. n
Mrs ]. BS Mcmillan. Edison.
sos II Goldstein, San FRANCESCA
s. s. Pur1y. North Yakima
i G. Morong. u. s. Navy. 20
Mrs. J. G. Morong, Port Orchard.
j. +. Frank Hartford.
Alfred W Dyer and WIFE, Seattle.
r.. NJ. Wilson, Fairhaven.
A Rawson. Des Aioines. Iowa
Mrs. Fawsou. Des Nolnes, Iowa
- Dimiok, ". :. Steamer Grant
u NJ. weatherwsx. A5erseens
Alfred Kroger. New York
J O'Conn0r. Tacoma
Miss q. Holr0yd. Portland
Miss Z. Holroyd, PoIuana7
w H0rack, SSrt FFaIs6isce
w w. Clark and wife. city.
] Hull and wifes alpolair fs,an4
Holm Barneson. Ps,rS Townsend.
A l.. Broadoept, Port Townsend.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Lester CLAYTON. cawthorn company.
Herbert Kerr. Cawthorn company.
Miss Agnia Ardeck, CawthofS compan'
collin Narrey, cawthoru company.
George I. Weich. cawthorr company
paul TI11bro0k, North Yakima
Victor IL Beckenau. SeatGA
vvsf5fart Campbell. Seattle
II q. Baradey and wife. New VIVA
ccm.
Christian Stichnotn. Fort Aownssnd
y ID. Hickman. Port I0ssrsencA
r II Thompson. Port Townsend
- + yveitber' pert Townsend.
"a yvvrkoff. Psrt Townsend.
Taornas Wyckoff. Port TOWNSEND.
< q. Mcdonald. PSTt T'ownsEna-
Jack InEfsu =, Port IoWns9no-
Esat smith. Pr Townsend
& Ta5hf,~, PCSrt TOWNSEND,
n ~. Weymouth, Port I'owTaen1
Is i. WlroughhT Port Townsend
pan P~ocken. R9rs TownserA
= Pi1-nasar. Port To@1lsent-
III n "a VISOR Port Townsend
". lindsey. PORT Fownsen1.
"a r5~fne~htd, Port Town sand q
r5tascsaa. Port Townsend,
III l.. SG1sreft,c city.
4, - VhslanS. sa6t Lake city.
r r.. Giasscock. SPOKANE
j. n. F@sr. Taoona-
a IL DAVsor. w onIley.
81 r. Dooehne. East CiaiAan
A. HaEerTY, SnchoEnlFl-
WIN. PetohEu. Tacoma ~
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Paefas coast Steamship Com pany's
steamship wa!la SyaIl4. sailing from san
rrere5s~, a December -. vii carry gen.
81 rnereAand - 20 Seattle ana Tacoma a.
81 per ioes salt. &c
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mat Fr,seh Bros. TIE jewelers.. have Euoh
a ~ trade Because tney tsIl cae~per
than any se~sler IN seattle, aura az IS = !,
+h@r fact 10 the --fsteli. sefScsr and
other good r-e9-una-
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Mems Umbrellas and Canes.
The very latest styles az uiodrFats
prices. DTnsook. Bsosuett & Co. Us Front
street
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w. s-e. s-@utlfcaiiy exanfnsi free,
,f,s~ r Wllzlnski. graduate opccian. soi
F.ront greet. eorneg Columbia IN drug
store
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..rt.lc COAST STEAMSHIP CO
r..r.,ea steamers from eea1tie - kos-

s.n Francisco. via Port Townsend
az victoria at 3 a IN. Tls,,,ba
ia ~ u, 2. ana 20
ssp Ffancisco for Victoria ana
80 Sound ports at 2 a. m, DecembeS
III. 10. p. =. j.
~.s.,. nav be obtained At the o0ico az
!. eonrany al Ocean dock, Seattle.
hO6pAIL. PERKINS a. CO,
General Agents. San t'rancisoo.
~ TJiOWpRFpGE. +. 3. Supt-
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FOR HONOLULU.

FOR HONOLULU.
The Fine American Bark.
c. ID. Il r Y Ant
Jacobson. Master.
WI AL from Pert Townsend for Homo
10 ab0u, December 7. carrying q few
attn passengers For particulars apply
% j. Il. JACOBSON. Master,
Port Gamble.
Or RoTHsCHILD & co. Agents.
Port Townsend.
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VICTORIA ROUTE


STEAMER RO5ALIE.
,rnsx.cr dock leaves for Victoria ana
Fer; Tovnsend daily. except Sunday. at
nyp N: returning. leaves Victoria at
A = Steamer Geo. T. Starr leaves FOR Port
ssvnssnc .nd way points daily. except
sln'as. az a, m; Sunday, direct, a.
townsend AZ o m Phone. Pike y.
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LIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect November 10. isd
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For St. Paul and East, 80 y. N
For Portland ls0 and ~ p N.
sFor Gray's Haroor and South Bead.
I:2O p a.
Fer Tacoma. 40 and a. m, II % 2.E
x:2O and 10 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From St PAU and Last. 2,SJ y. Ia.
From Portland, $40 a. n. and $50 p. N.
sFrom Gray's Haroor and South Bend.
sFrom Olympia. $50 p. m
From Tacoma $40 and II % a. m, s:A
a.3O $50 and $50 =. m
sTlauy except sunday All others daily.
Trains leaving seattle at g. m and
a:4S p. m. make no stop between Seattle
Trains leaving Tacoma at 1919 g. nj.
ard ESQ y. IN. make no stops between
Tacorns and Seattle.
Tni1 card subject TO change without no
tce. 49, ,,
CAL Oh - |. A. NROEAU.
General Agent. Seattle
City Ticket ONCE. corner lesler avenue
and Front stree
Depot Ticket once. corner West and Co
A ID. CHARLTON.
Asst Gen Pass. AgL.
No So Morrison strests eorEer Third
Portland. Or.