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STAPLE GROCERIES

h&fg terms OF credit:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar uohbing}-Golden "C'' IN hhI..
PEI u. &C: extra &C." IN Dbl. per n. SIC:
% in Dbl per n. 4ssc: dry eranaiatet. in
o. per IL, Sc; cube. 6ikc; powdered.
~ ac He~ b discount FOR spo: cash on
prizes quoted.
Flour. &c. CoSbinr> 49, washington
suaiSht. per al. e. patent. s. q Patent
.kceteas, s. -; Novelty \. So %, Cali
tstnia brands. $50; Dakota brands. g. %
81, nccawhcat n2Cr. Per Dbl, s. -: Per
80 ~. graham. per hhl. S2SI or
ITO sacks. 8 IS per cwt. rye -four, per
~. 81 or i0-fo sacks. g % per cwt. rye.
rseaA per ohi. s. IS; per cwt. s. -: oct
sTcass, per Dol. si9oGeto, honiny.
PEI cwt. S@-s5. cracked wheat, Ner
ewt Gsa rolled wheat A75 per bbi:
Nacls wheat -four. per cwt. ss5.
pearl barley, per -, itsc. split syas. per
~ &; corn meal. yellow. les. & g: Sos.
-. White. i7s Se-S5. Sos, s. =. faxed
AenliRy, 8 - ser TX
hans oba.nE'- small white. per =.
sse' .riab. rer y. sac: Bsyos. rer II.
sc. Lima PEP - -,
hiee-glohbiuE}-1a 575rsC: China. 6
rsv n: Island. 5ss.c
,. bT.sd Peas-tJoeoinsl-Fleld. rer -.
Wasst-Joohlng)-CA'oken feed. Ter
sens 80
oa's-tJobs5nz>-Chofee. per ton. $500.
BAfiey-& Iohsingl-Eollcd or ground.
rsr ten. s.
Csyn-whole -: cracked, PER ton. 81.
tssa meal - per ton
,al.istofss-~' IoeSi og}-Bran. Per ton. So:
sseFis PER to1. S..
fced-tJoh uGl-Chopped feed. sifHls.
rsF ten; n'd1licEs. PER tor, So: ell cake,
seaA per ton. s.,
SALT o'bius f-IAyerpo0i, sa-Io sacks.
fer son. gEss. American dairy. fa-fb
49, PR to4. S.. Coast. half ground.
80 sacks, per tou. SlI. g1lo sacks. Ter
va VI SD sacks. = iu hale. s. =. s-ln
haic So
y, tart f}ohhangA- Horne rendered. Per
- Sieclair. tierees. sac. Rex leaf. So:
t@.d compound tferccs. -.
- Neaee - tJooeirg} - Grecn-sfccha. rar
- Java ns~ -. 80: costa Ria.
- Per n, &c. RIO. per -. -.
s'e~s'st-ATbgcAles S, in lea-io cases, Per
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL. BUTLER.

HOTEL BUTLER.
c. II. Boynton. Everett.
/. c. Ellis, Olympia
II. :. Conner. La Conner.
f. A. Hoiiabaugh. ST. Paul
Mrs. James Williams, Tacoma
II. Stevens Olympia.
Miss Bailey. Los Angeles.
Miss Richards Tacoma
\: II, Camel. Spokane.
". II. Martin. Portland.
T.. Foley. Spokane.
r. H.Chamberlin. Chicago.
r l.. Calkins ST. Paul
G 7. Chamberlin. Spokane.
B. F. Shaubert Seattle.
=. NJ: Chase. Rio Vista, Cal.
sam r: stoy. Portland.
John e. Bryce. Portland.
4. o Reppeto. Port Townsend.
Y. 4: Ballinger. Port Townsend.
f. Nuttmore, San Francisco.
II. T. Harper and wife, Sacramento.
r. Il. Hale and wife, San Francisco.
n. Morgan. Astoria.
r. Levy, Chicago
w. III. Raymond and wife. Portland.
II. r. Burke. San Francisco.
DR.. a. Eeser. Aberdeen. Wash.
II. W. Edwards, Spokane.
Alfred Jackson, Spokane.
r. G. Erdis. Spokane.
a. G. Sheldon Portland.
Walter Cakes. Tacoma.
c. e. Peabody. Port Townsend
Max Goldsmith, Kansas City.
John Barncson. Port Townsend.
HOTEL DILLER.
James A Izett. Oak Harbor.
". G Maheney, Gray's Harbor-
J. n. SIN. Coupeyille.
G. r. Stanford New York.
+. W. Burns. kssh0n.
James Rankin, Auburn.
W. r. Booth. Snohomish.
II. : Gardner. Snohomish.
Miss Power. EllenshurR
II McKinnan. FairhaVen.
Miss Laura Bremssr, Gerry, Ia.
Miss Blanch Brown. SEQ idale, Pa.
Mrs. 4. A. Fisk. North Bend.
J. NJ. Dougan. Tacoma.
Joseph Triviere and wife, Carbonado.
+. NJ Duggan. Blaine.
Mrs. Singer. karaiichie.
Mrs. c. W. Hudson and child, North
Bend.
A. II. Jonasson. Victoria
=. = BiEnan. Victoria.
NJ Mccarthy. Orting.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Henry Boss. Oshkosh, Wis.
". II. Bradford, Portland, or.
II. +. Briggs. Portland. or.
u. Mckelier. Whatcom. wash.
! II. Lathey. San Francisco.
Mrs. j. II. Lathey. San Francisco.
J. r. Arlington, City.
7. ~. Shanks, City.
Mrs. Andrews and sisters. City.
". s. Dulmagc. Spokane.
=. ]. n. Brown. Spokane.
&. J Buchanan. Oregon City. Or.
J. ". Weymouth. 81. Croix Falls, Wis.
Richard Brown. Youngstown. Ohio.
+ 81. Wilson Youngstown. Ohio.
Chas. Van Horn. Tacoma
]. H Johnson. Tacoma
Chas. r Goliath Bismarck. -. D.
g " HASTE. Elgin. III.
p. F. Cobb. Chicago.
III. J. Ramsey. CITY.
J NJ. Isoyhern. Oakland. Cal
John Adamson. Dresser Junction. Wis
Cnaz Tungrpn Dresser Junction Wis
F. T.. Davis. sam Francisco.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH


Steamer 4. ". Robinson. carrying u. q.
mail. leaves City dock, foot OF Main ST.,
AT $50 q. m. arrives At Sidney at lO.l3
a m: arrives at Siiverdale At ~ m.
leaves Silvsrisle at 1915 y. m: leaves
sidney on return st 2. III. Fare 10 Porr
Orchard points. &c. Daily except sunday.
& Co agents Telephone sJ3. Steamer
omen for charter on Sunday.
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~. Montana No- medium. 1sGtsc secured.
EzlS5c: California uocls, Norrherv1. spring.
IfE4c. secured. 2aE1sc; Middle county
special. uTisc; secured. s7E4ac. Austria
han secured basis. comhings. supersaze,
Sg4Sc.
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Rnsfnsr Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. 3a-The general business
in the wool market IS reported quiet. bat
although sales have fallen or. the market
has a arrn tore. The trade IN fleece WOODS
IS light Territory wcois-Aontana rne
medium and 1Re, ,i1ltcs secured %
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL.

North houns--Tseave Seattle a. ~:
leave Port Townsend n. m leave Friday
TFarhor 1850 e. m leava Roche Harh0r
IL - y. N arrive New Whatconi S .. m
south hnura-f cave New Whafcorn a.
n leave Roche Harhor a. m; leave
FRIDAY Hnrhor % a ~. leave Port Towns
snd y IN. arrive Seattle 9:fs =. N.
J. Z. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
Rogar,ius & Co. agents. City dock.
Phone SN
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Ray Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yeslcr dock Mon
a m for Port Townsend. Port williams.
punseness Port Angelica Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. pysht. ciallarn BAY and Neah
Raw. returning arrives Seattle $50 y. m.
on onnoeite davs. Steamer Evangei leaves
ysste~ dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays ~ go
n r1.. arrives seattle alternate days p. m.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


financial.
London, Aug. co.-Silve-. - lid: con-
sols. l07ss- Bullion into Bank % England.
41@ea. Rate OF interest. Bank OF En-
gland. ? per cent.
BreadstufYs and Grains
Liverpool. Aug. g--wheat-Sp quiet:
demand poor. No. red winter, IS sd:
No. : red spring. IS sgd: No. hard Mani
toha, IS cid: No. California, IS Sd. Flu
lures opened weak. I'D lower. and closed
steady. s.Eld lower: August. IS I'd; Sep
tenher. IS I'd; October. IS sl.d; November.
IS @2d: December. S. Sd: January. IS sgd.
Corn-spot. quiet and steady: American
mixed new, Is l0d. Futures opened Ad
lower. closed steady and lad lower. Aug
ust. Is sled: September, IS 3i.d. October.
Is Sad. November. IS 91sd; December.
IS Sd.
Flour-Firm: demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter. IS.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast Ga
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THE hav war, while showing signs OF a
ssttlemenf for the good OF the market
And the country I'm general. has shown
strns of a continuance for a few days
more at least. The firm making the orig
fnal cut has enough of the war and has
taken down the $3.50 pIacards. This. how
ever. does not satisfy some OF the deal
ers who ogn steamers and can at least
re-. paw for hauling. They demand that
The original offender make a bona fide
agreement not to cut the ruling prices
again, and 10 this end are still In the
frht This has forced other dealers back
seaifl 20 low prices. The state of affairs
n deprecated by farmers, and many OF
shsm positively refuse TO bale any hay
for the present prices. They hold the
balance OF power and will win I'm the end.
as the Skagit growers are not compelled
n sell A well-.nformed gentleman re-
marked yesterday that further demon
straiion would drive all the good hay 10
other markets. and censures those who
hels out for the low prices.
Shorts and middlings are scarce and
firm
Live stock has a declining tendency. ex-
ecpt small veal, which is very scarce. Ii
has advanced TO sn7c.
Butter moved very well yesterday. the
price remaining firm at &C for the gen
era run OF washington creamery. Legs
Of III local fresh ranch are up TO 1sGflsc.
Blaekhorries came in freely yesterday
ard quickly declined TO 75c. selling slowly.
Pears win sell at $50 till the next con-
klgnnent. Peaches are firm and selling
we'll
Wenatches tomatoes have declined 10 30
Gre. The supply is ample. Potatoes are
q drug on the market, selling at 50Ge0c a
cwt. Sweet potatoes have advanced to
sc
Cement Is scarce and advanced TO 81.
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Sl<AGrT RIVER RourE-wEEKLY
TIME CARD

STEAMER CITY Nr' LTFAMFNIt,N
Leaves city dock. Seattle. foot OF Main
and Jackson sgreets-August -. at a. m.
August -. Mt ~ a. m. August "a. az II
a m. Leaves Mount NeTnan-.AuXuSt n.
at y. m. August -. at =. ~. august
- at n. m. calling at Stanwood. Fir.
SkaZft city and Avon.
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Broadstuffs and Grains.

Broadstufs and Grains.
San Francisco. Aug. 2o.-Fiour-Family
extras. s.. 356l34j: bakers extra, $3.50
s25: superfine. s2.3Jq2e0.
wheat-Shipping wheat. sSs.c: CSC for
choice; milling wheat, siG102i5.
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good. 571GSoc:
choice. 61i. 062izc: brewing. 70e775c.
Oats--Mllling. s5c6Si: surprise. s1911o:
fancy feed. 97t5c9sl: good to choice. S59
&C: poor to fair. 7pQ75c. black, nominal.
gray. so9S-4c
Produce.
Butter-Fancy creamery .sd25c; choice
dairy. I7Qi9c.
Potatoes-Early Rose. 2SG45c: Salinas.
7s3@ac: sweets. SL7Sa2; river Burbanks,
Ss7 SOC.
Berkely green corn-75lcNc: Alameda
green corn. si.25G175; tomatoes. 25GS0c:
Sharpless straw herries. S3G3: hlackberries.
NAILS: cantaioupes. $40: egg plumS. per
ton. sl3aiS: Bartlett pears. 75c8LI5, in
bulk. nc tae; peaches. Se850c.
Wool.
wool-spring. s TO months Calaveras
ard foothili defective. case: northern.
good to choice. Is4fsi@c. northern. defec-
tive. sG10c: new lambs and fan clips. 81
e1zc; Nevada. spring. light and choice,
eaIic. heavy. sffSc.
The following IS from Thomas Deniran
Son & cos Wool Review; For two weeks
past business has been 50 dun that small
transactions have been made, and they
ara not worthy OF note. The scourers are
temporarily NOT buying. and Will rot be
before decent lines OF free fall wool can
be had. which viii not be sooner than the
middle OF September. Quotations are low
81 but ia the absence 81 business figures
would not be reliable Shippers are doing
nothing The Eastern markets are quiet.
with 4 falling Of of business attendant
uuon some nice weather and late large
purchases II Is believed that the COM
ing London sales % take place next month
VIII bring out strong competition. and
that fun prices viii rule.
Hops.
uops-tISc Ter -.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Nery dull: December. 81 8iik
Earley-VeTy dull. December. ess=c
C0rn-Si IL
Eran-SiG
Financial.
silver Fzrs ssR. egss7s Drafts, tel -....s
Mex. Dollars S4gS4ie Drafts. sight q.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMsH RIVER

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock daily. except Saturday. ut 10 y. m.
for Richmond, EdmonSs. Mnkilteo Mosh-
er, Everett. Marysviiie, Fast Everett.
Lowell and Snosomish. connecting 81 Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves SnohomsSh a. m. daily. excepting
Sunday.
LILLY. BoGARDUS & co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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TIME earn
TINE NsAftn-
We Seaftle-I.G LIS Z. m. e.fS. SIS

Leave Seattle-5.sS lis g. m: e:ss. SIS
=. n.
Leave Tacoma-a.aa a. n: /. 80 p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle n IN. - N. 2. IN.
Leave TacNrna--a.%a a. m. "a I'D y. m
landing NJ Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
come. and Commercial dock. foot ~ Mar
ion street Seattle.
SUNDAYS. excursion rates OF steamer
Fleetwood fara zoe
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carving United States rar. leaves City
.sss,sk foot OF Main street Monday
"Wednesday and Friday At a m. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whatcon.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


Portland. Aug. s0.-Wheat-weak: Wal
In Walla. s7izc; valley SOC per bushel.
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~ Great Northern steamers.

Great Northern palstial steamers North
80. ard %orthlard Rave Duluth every
Nsonaav and Friday, touching ~ Ssuit
Ste. Marie. Mackinac. Detroit. Cleveland
"a Furalo BE sure 70 get reservations
- thase magnificent steamers ~ So Front
street.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route.
Daily EXCEPT Sunday

Daily Except Sunday
Leaves Seattle. 1910 a. m. and $40 D. m.
Leaves Everett. I.3J a. IA. and i1.aS y. m.
Fare. 30 cents.
Mikes stops NJ Edmonds and Nulxtiteo-
Leaves Gaines dock, foot OF Spring st..
Seattle Leaves Nail dock, Everett.
ED. HARRINGTON. Managing Owner.
FOR rREMERToN. u. S. DRY DOCK.
CHARL ESTON AND SIDNEY the fast
and commcdiouR steamer
GEN. CANHY
Leaves Central wharf. Two trips daily.
al $50 a. m. and y. m. the second Sun.
aav in each month VIII make one trip
only. leaving Seattle at p. m. and arriv-
ing ~ T.s5 p. m. touching ~ all in'erredi-
ate points. Returning leaves Sidney ar
1870 a. IA and 6 D. m: leaves Charleston
al 10: 10 n. IN. and s:i5 y. m; leaves Bre-
merton az 80 a. m. and Gs@a p. m. arrtv-
fng al Seattle az II noon and T45 n. m.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tsm. card in Eject June I. 1906.

cra.tle Everett and Whatcorn route
efasa az Washington leaves Seattle daily,
sxreps Saturday, at " .. m
Seattle. Everett ard Ia Conner route
rsfrhaven leaves Seattle daily, except
S1ss-saav al s a. ~.
TnterhnnR -. fesIer Dork.
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AND sSOHoMIsH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL

leaves Central wharf daily ~ s.s0 p. n.
erccrt Wednesday and sunday nights.
calting At Kdmonds. Everett. Msryayilie
FovreN ard saohoraisBs Returning leave
G-vohoT1slsh at S a IA, except Monday and
Thur sssay. Connecting at Snohcn2iSh with
= = GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent.
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HOOD CANAL.

STEAMER CHTffALTs
Leaves Gaines dock. foot Of spring street.
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays &C
m Returning alternate days, leaves
Trnton CITY $50 r. m Kingston. Soc Port
Gamble, soc; Union city. 81
g. JACKSON. Master.
Telephone 70G
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The following are the prices paid h. re-
va ceaiers for round lots delivered at the
-WhAF, CT on cars. or the tobbing rates
quoted BY wholesale dealers with ordi-
rary terms OF credit:
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

N one h0lr affI tWfGty-lNs f0lhIteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle acoma
rcuse. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY =
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f,t.e-vatsons taken a. all stations a.
18th merriam time 6 2. m Pacific
Ft.' GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
uAs' Observer n Charge
TIDES al Seattle harbor or the week
.1,,.n,snesrs "Wednesday. August q:
yfssS, TIDE ls Low Tide.
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.-Mlkaa0'' tonight. Madison Park.
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''Pet Cigarettes"
The old favorites can now be found In
every cigar store.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
S Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MrLTNONAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Lave Arrive.
OLYMPIA at &c a III Tacoma at. 80 a N
Tacoma at 1919 a n Seattle at..-f29G IN
Seattle at. 30 2 n Tacoma at. 3 % 2 m
Tacoma 81 go p n Olympia at. go y n
CITY CT ABERDEEN.
Daily except sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Eeattfa .. = - n m Tacoma ..... 20 a n
Tasorna he - a "a Olympia see. - o m
Civyunta - 40 p m Tacoma So. 500 y IN
Tacoma .... 50 p n Seattle .-... 20 2 n
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 20
cents. Landing a. Seattle. City DOCK
foot Of Main street
LILLY. BoGARDUS a. co. agents,
city Dock. Telephone Sd
Can't. T. = iiiey. Manager.
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EVERETT RouTE-STR. GREYHOUND

y. Y LItEsI
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s:s5 a, m. u.So A. m, 40
a m Leaves Everett a. m. D. m.
.. m.
Sundays-Iseaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett y. m.
Fare-Single trim. T5c; round trip. S.c5.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
hom.sh.
Ianding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIcfA-
TION COMPANY.
Claui Trnnp. Pres. IT. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
nisnatch steamers from seattle as fel-

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
Fer San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at : a m. tpaSSengefs re-
caived on board at a. ml August !. 8. ii.
Is II Is and 81.
Fer Alaska--August 6. IL and II. at
a. ~.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. at Il. M. August 3.
S, is. Is. . and ~.
Tickets may he obtained at the office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle,
GOODAI.L. PERKINS q CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TRoWBRIDGE. Act. II. S. Supt..
Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

= I-<h-sI 1T IsS's1-ht@A3~-
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily, except Sunday. at
1880 H. m: returning. leaves Victoria 2
a M Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at "A. m, Sunday. direct. at
a m. returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend at =. N. TELEPHONE 40.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WGIsfaAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska August =
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight aud passenger rates apply to
j. @. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwahacher Dock. Tel. pike es
CIIAs. r. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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Seattle, August 20. isas.
Exchanges a. Seattle. Tacoma ana Port
lard clearing houses today were:
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For rates. etc. inquire ~ -
& q. YERREs.
yesier Wharf. Seattle.
+ A SArEAU.
General Agent. -. r. r. r.. Seattle.
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These steamers furnish hrsf-cIass sc-
cn-rnoda tons. carrying both freight anf
passengers. and leave from Yesier wharf.
Seattle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-05
licitor. to succeed ex-Mayor Kendrick,
who resigned on account of ill health.

licitor. to succeed ex-Mayor Kendrick,
who resigned on account of ill health.
Vice Admiral Freemantle, who has
been for several years in command Of the
British Asiatic squadron, has been re-
lieved and will be succeeded by Admiral
Butler. Vice Admiral Freemantle has
made himself very unpopular among the
Japanese by his open sympathy with the
Chinese in the present war.
Secretary Gresham, whose dates have
been so combining and unusually onerous
for the past month, has made arrange,
ments to go to Lakewood, N. j., for n
week or 10 days to recuperate. He had
more than one severe attack of grip and
neuralgia during the winter, which left
him too weak to stand the strain resulting
from the exceptional number of diplomatic
incidents which have recently arisen. The
secretary expects to remain in Washing
ton during the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-05
Odd Bits.

Among the women who registered at
Wichita, recently, was Mrs. Harriet Nc
Murray, woman who knew Thomas
Jefferson, and is now in her 115th year
She climbed two flights of stairs to be
registered, with the assistance of only a
14-year-old girl.
An artist who, if he but continues as he
begun and keeps his health, will yet win
a great name for himself and honor for
his native State and city, is Charles +
Tefft of Brewer, the youngest son Of OK,
Mayor H. +. Tefft, himself an artist OF
considerable ability. Mr.. Tefft is young
man, indeed scarcely more than boy, yet
he has carried off honors that would fill
the breast of artists older and far better
known, with delight, in realization OF
their cherished hopes. At the recent ex.
hibition of the American Art League, the
only exhibit recognized by the Paris
salons, young Tefft not only enjoyed the
distinction of his Sketch" bas-relief,
accepted but it was given second honors
in the great collection of work by artists
from all over the United States, occupy
ing position of honor, beneath a statue
by the great Martinez, the prize World g
Fair sculptor.