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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20
CHICAGO MARKETS,



Chicago. Feb Ia.-There was a very fair
speculative trade in wheat. though tire
range was moderate AZ fAc. The early
trend was upward. and during the f1rst
half-hoar MAY sold &c better than 9,
closed Yesterday. the strength being
,.ausaa hv zero weather al many sections
OF the winter wheat belt. with apprsher-
sion % crop damage. as there are scFne
areas % large extent rot covered nv snow
.rhe demand was promptly met. and the
ttt,-e~s began 20 reduce their bids. LIVER
r.s.s came "a lower. domestic markets
turned heavy, many os The early buyers
N,st confidence ard began to Sstl cat, ard
the price declined. Later Y was reported
that cash wheat 20 the extent o. I2asss
bushels had been taken and twenty boat
loads az New York. arsi there wss q good
recovery. May shorts covering May
OPENED at s5s4c ard sold n ssssc, then
broke gradually 80 ss@c and reacted 10
s4ac The market taFfsed G'site strong
as-ssn IN the last hour Tire sales q cash
useat har4 wer@ reported % amount 20
- 30 bushels. That gave the market
pv4fv s.,e~s 20 EsAse. ana II closed strong
AZ EHs7sssc
ssn~n-Thers vas fair business trans
zrssss r~seex responding 80 wheat furtua-
fIoa.s though within narrow Tangs-
oats we're quite active early. but prices
were entirely dependent Oh wheat.
Provisions we're heavy the first hoHr,
with hackers selling freely. especially
park. hmt later prices rallied with the
grain markets. ard ~ the close rad re-
covered al or afsoEt all 81 The early loss.
pork closing ssgc lever hard and ribs be-
inx unchanged Trading was only moasr-
ATE.
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The steamer City Of Puefaa sailed from
San Francisco Wednesday with these pas
sengerS. For victoria--R. A. Bainhritge,
Mrs. L Summers Miss r. NaRon. II. p.
Mn, w. r Bassett, c. 50. ySchard. DIR.
Teviender, wife and child. @. II. Jackson.
j. Hardy. Leonard Howard. Mrs. II. III.
wynan, 3 Palmer. Mrs NJ. Allen. :. -.
Miller. j. Spanish. J. Sand, A. J. Miner.
Seattle. Adams ard wife. Lieut.. A. @.
Rogers. Mrs. Pierce. r u. Whitney. W.
q Hinckley. r. Trenama,. r. Rochr. G.
Corringharn W. Kingnaan, G.. l. Good
enough II. w. Richard. w. r.. Colt. c.
ReichenbAch. Mrs. Christopher, Miss
Christopher. G. Beckmsn. Mrs. Harvey
and two chslAren. Miss u. Adams. c. NJ.
Gates. c. X Clark and wife. +. Clark.
Miss Hanley. l. Fosger. Il. MCGEE.
Tacona-w G. Spanl1inx. y. J. oiistaa.
J. Olsen. Mrs. l.. f. Drake, r. w. Gran
DAN. A. ]. Henslsy. Mrs J. Peterson and
two children.
Port TowuserA-Mrs J. jacobsen
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The Chicago, Burlington Quincy IL
resfors have decssrsa ire regular quarter
" 9irs3eaa OF / per- cent
Assistant sgfr1rfrsenSant T. r Smith. az
TIE Columbia d rtsz-t Sssnu4. - still az
freka. Cal. an win ~ absent FOE seafe
time
r g Stevens. general Western psksss-
Eer agent 81 the Great Noxfhern- left on
tne noon train yesterday for short trip
% san Eraneiseo.
superintendent katae. % thr Seattle,
Lake shore 4 Eastern. has hasS = guard
raia placed Between has tracks aud those q
fhs Great Northern.
A r. Rens0n. agent os the Burlington
lire moved Bis osThce into the Northern
Pae5An Express C0fnaanys department.
yesterday. aEz3 ~aA hereafter be located
there.
TIE ta7k N railroad csrrsse Is the pro-
pcs%sa Visit "a sns city - sTesl1snf j. ].
Hii And ogE~v ieadinx rati~ssa eTsesals- IL
- tSa2Ehf fh4. sAS party viii re8N-a fES
csty tomorrow or rext dAy.
Md rurzor srr~af IN 81 Faaf last
gs@k that TIE Eaneexazlts ~srs after kae
Northern Pscine. ard 1o4i1 gsgrc Hass y X
u could - had ~ It's actual salaez Fae
sfory Is s.s0rS@4 ~ she fl0n~ss Press aEass
rs4ssEl@4 ~ TIE Gic@@
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rIymoushs and rrc-nysers.a. Lead.

The Audience thai witnessed the nfth
event in the series of church basket bail
games in the gymnasium OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association Tuesday even
ing VAS Nnssrtsined for an hour and q.
ha1 with three % sae best-rsaycd exhibit
tions OF the series. The games were called
promptly. ard some extra hnr playing WAS
displayed on botA sides. The TnIssa Pres-
hyseraan and Plymouth stan held the lead.
each team having won every game played
On Tuesday, March ). u - sxpected 20
have the next games rlaysd. ard they viii
he the crowninE ores Of the series. The
Plymouth team viii be pars~d against tina
United Presbyterian. ard as these teams
are IN the lead and q tie for first place.
sorns lively playing can be expected Ths
Preshytertsrs have established themselves
for the best all around texTa
work. while Plymouth - notsd
for It's extra fin@ Individual
PLAYERS The ether games 90 THAT RIxht
between shs Methodist Episcopal and TIA
attached. and Baptist and Epsseopal. viii
also be very interesting. as thu teams arc
very evenly matched
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20

Milling wheat has been quoted as weak
for the past week. but TIE price remains
the same: No club. 5sc. blue stem. sssc-
An unchanging dailness On all grains las
been main taiaed for some time. both buy
ers and sellers being scarce. Seattle bus
iness houses have been paying S. TO s. 10
farmers fer Puget sound timothy hay de-
livered in Seattle. SO for Eastern Wash
ington and 50 10 80 for mixed hay. with
cut any variation IN price for three weeks.
The same is true OF grain. which main
tains steady price. The price OF feed
wheat has not followed the weakness ia
milling wheat. probably for tue reason
that none Is offered.
The demand for live poultry Is on the
Increase. and the market is very well
cleaned up because Of the sailing of ths
Alaska steamers
Eggs are getting weaker, and we're JOB
hing today at i2c.
An attempt is being made 10 get bower
freight rates from the Southern Pacsfic
Railroad Company on oranges from
Southern California ]. B. Powies. repre-
sentative of the Southern California fruit
Exchanges IN Oregon. Washington and
British Columbia. who handles all the
oranges from the district covered by the
exchange, has made several shipments by
steamer. thereby saving about 80 on a
car load 81 oranges. A car load by rail
costs $3.50, while By steamer the cost is
only sio9. a saving Of about 20 cents a box.
which is clear profo 10 the commission
merchant \ car load received by steamer
recently was saippet from here 10 Spo-
kane, instead OF going directly through,
as heretofore. The Northern and South
era Pacific lines are the chief sufferers
by the change. and IL IL hoped that a re-
duction in their rates viii be made 10 re-
gain the business.
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upcn Sa-slEgso7 ar1 Szssc1a1 I4ead zrefsr-
reG- AID -~rorss * earnings. szcsua9r< th@
exhf6s- 81 The T1s0a PzczTc sysseEu sc-
LseSEa1 showing an izc-ease 81 gross
q sssZ-a1 A Increase II ret as g. - ar9
81 .1E-szSe tn net fer the vear ~ g. 50 ~
4 slight decline IN sexual rates for xee~-
Ing exchange wss also noted Some fn-u-
ezcs MAS Sxe-.s1 Sat cA5essw n sAe gov
eminent market - The announcement
from Washington CRY, fhas ire J. p Nor
xan syndicate woai1 - AWARDED sSont
ss7aa.sse OF bonds. payment e TIE Install
merits upon which had been ssfzgl1e1 Nv
the PARTIES 20 whom they had been org
inalsy allotted. The opening was quses
and slightly higher all aroaz3. under the
Infueacs 81 higher quotations fer AE1erS-
can stocks Ii the London market. Short
~ after I 2. IL the market exhibited a
rallysng tendency ca a moderately In
creased volume OF business IRE closing
Improvements Er1eraL Business n rail-
way ard miscellaneous mortgages vas On
a. ezlA<ged sea-e. the sales axxrsxatsng
s-.IEs-esA Tire 5eal3aEs were attended ~
decided strength. wlEA Ehe Northe-1 Pa
e.E3c issues the features. both n pcszt 90
activity ard advance
Gove-aaent aonis sxhstat continued
strength. The new IS coupon were again
today the leaders. ard on purchases OF
s.. 81 go rose Z per cent. 10 ilTss. as COM
pared with yesterdays fral price. The
other issues were also marked up Sharply.
The aggregate sales were s. 81. 70
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. AZ per cent. last
loan. ?. closed. =. prime mercantile paper.
5ssz7-. Sterling exchange, heavy. with &C
iuat business IN bankers bills at A-Ns1Ef
ass. for demand ard 81 So ~ ssa9 fer sky
days: posted rates. Sssls and <,SSsssss -,
commercial bills 81 Silver certificates.
S-S49ssc- Bar silver sic.
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s~a.,sfu,r. an.i siraan..
MARINE NEws.

San Francisco. Feb. fa.--Departed-S.tty
Of Pssehfa Victoria and PORT Townsend.
sh elenbank. MoodyviEle. hk Tidal Wave.
Tacoma
Freights-Carrolison now or the Sound.
humber thence 70 Shanghai, prior 90 arrival.
SOS. nuntTSlne, row at Portland. wheat
thence 20 Cork. 2ss: Itniares Abbey. now
az Portland. wheat 20 Cork. Robert Lew
ers and Skagit. humber from the Sound for
Honolulu.
Port Townsend. Feb. fs.--SpecAal--Ar-
rsvea-Schr j. w. Coleman. San Francisco
fer Tacoma. Saiied-Br sh Anca3cs.
wheat. Tacoma for United Kingdom. sh
America. coal. SAnasmo for san Francisco.
To sail tonlnvruw-Bk Mercury. Pert
Rlakeley fer San Francisco. Er an Noel
tan. lumber. Vancouver fer Adelaide. hk
wilma. coal. NaSaimo for san Francisco:
schr r. X Wood. lumber. Moodyyille fag
China
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Total safes.

IO9af <1ttk~-
The total sales Of stocks today were ioS.
IL shares. Including: Amerlcan sugar Ia
500 Burlington -.so. Louisville & Nashville
laa Missouri Pacific T.Sa. Rock Island
s4ga. ST. Paul 1850. Union Pacific S.5so.
Wheeling & Lake Erie S,ao.
siour.
Fiour-Rsceipts Il. so. shipments 1850
barrels
wheat-Recelpts 500 bushels. SPOT
strong: No. / hard. s5s.c delivered OPP
tons opened firmsr ON a cold wave IN the
West and light spring wheat receipts. de-
velopea weakness under active liquidation.
helped by foreign news, but finally turned
strong and recovered all the frst less on
reported heavy export purchases; closed
$3.50 net higher. No. re9. February
closed T=zse: May. sslss5I&c. closed sI.e.
Hops.
Hops-Dgll.
wooi-oulet
Pstroleam-steaays United closed s,ssls
bid
Pig iron-Qniet: Southern, siis5Ef =. =:
Copper-Firm: brokers sio.sa; exchange.
SO e11ss1le s..
I.ead-Firrn: brokers. s.. exchange.
SSITs4
Tin-Easy; Straits. $3.50; plates. weak.
Speiger- Easier. domestic, 81.
Coffee.
Cofee-Options opened steady. with
prices unchanged 10 70 points lower, closed
Iuiet. a. net decline Of iessik points. SPOT
cafree. Re steady. No. :. i5ssc. mid quiet.
cor5ova. fs4. 9Tzssc-
sugar.
sagar-Raw stronger: far reclining. SIC.
centrifugal, IS test. Slsc, refined firm
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THE WOMEN WILL BOWL.
Teams Chosen 90 Represent the Scatsi
Athletic Cfub-

Teams Chosen 90 Represent the Seattle
Athletic Club
The won1n wase have the privilege Of tho
8 A. G. on certain days win try fheiS
hands at bowling this morning. The urtxa
IS handsome geld medal. presented ~
Albert Hansen
Another match will be BOWED with TA-
coma fhs first Of neat month
The tie between PePe ana Jackson In
the & A. - hosfiug toarnamsns Was
rolled CT Tuesday evSnirg. Pope winning
with score Of -. as against I'll jack
sons actual score VAS 81 This gives Pope
the handicap medal for the time bring. Ia
addition 20 the flne medal ia waa for the
highest actual score-
The bowling teams 20 represent the =.
A. - for the next thirty days. based en-
highest averages for the past month are
as follows; First team. - ii. Warner.
Csasfer. Baxter. Harrison. Mckenzie.
Rainbow: second team. c. X Rsbeson.
nr. J. :. klceber. Pope. ~ ID. warnsr.
Upton. Lewis
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San Francisco. Feb. u-The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company announced today
that the steamer Queen would soon be
placed on TIE Alaska route from Puget
sound ports She viii be ran as an excar-
sion steamer and make close connections
with all the steamers from this port The
Queen viii be withdrawn from the Port
lana run as soon as the Columbia Is fully
repaired. which viii - within a week.
The freight steamer George w Elder.
which loss her rSsdder post the other day.
sailed fer Astoria today. ard VIII run reg
uaariy on the route hereafter.
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NEW YORK Markets.

View York. FsA, 1s-Ths stock market
today wzs purely a professional AFFAIR,
ara rhs asA1ngs were unsettled ~ rswx
% al especially Interesting character.
Tsca3oa MAS 81 ls9inerent f4rtor. trading
"a a small way on Nnth ss4sz Of fa@ ae-
ccznt. Ctaiy tn-@e stocks mate even en-
approach 20 activity ard these we're 81
faal. Sugar as1 EHF1tazsoa- TIE news
90 TIE dzy consisted eas~ry 81 tie seclas-
aS.ea CO TIE regular quarterly dgvs9saes
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BUTTER.

Ranch an3 Dairy Butter very scarce ana
bringing good pr1ee& snip - az. We pay
cash O. arrival
No COMMISSION
JOHN r. AGkSN seo-s-e Western svsa>s.
eorzex AArssa street
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wne&s-Feerz1a-y. 60. May ard June.
sc
tSc-r-Fea<uary, Sc May. &C.
CarS-reoruary. 1@~<es May. &c.
rork-FeArzasry. sSa. May So
Isra-Fsarua-y S. s-ts: Nay. s5s-1.
Ria<-Feoxuary. sssss May. $50.
Rx%-cr
Tsarf<r-~-Esz-c
F7axseesz--sa.@nl
Tx-~ornw-G
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To8ay,s receipts Of cattle were heavier
than tar sonse time past. Trade was fair
~ good. prices averaging lsc lower fer
beef cattle. Todsy's sales % native steers
were at 50 1ss5s ~ for common 20 prime.
COWS and heSfers. ss69 g balls. sass1sa
Hoss-Buyers succeeded in cutting 80
&C. and trade was active at the re61ce-i
PRICES. both Chicaxo packers and Eastern
shippers taking held freely. Cemraon 70
prime sold at s. ss8s4i7s-.
Sheen-Thsre wsS a good demand. ard
sales were at steady prseeS. Corsmcn 20
choice native sheep were ssiaale at s. SEQ
zss. the hzlS fetching 81 @sss7se Westerns
Sals at 81 $50 $ ard lambs AT g sa3s.z
principally at 81 and over.
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Txrnr~lnn 20 c,alifnrnia.

Via Mount Shasta Routs." February =.
leaving Il % Q. IN tf..bo TO San Francisco.
including berth In tourist sieeper. 50 IN
cllaisnx berth In Pullman sleeper. Rates
TO points East through California via tbs
sunset Route same az northern tines.
southern Pacific ticket offtce. q, Front
street
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: rHr SUPERIOR COURT OF KING

n TaE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
ssssss.fv sfaEe OF Washington. Lester
Tarner and st-St National Bank CT Sc
49,. plaintiffs. ~ &. g. Calkfns and
80 4 calAias. r. DeLoyuez. John
s.aae9. joan SBeffs1 and SAMUEL Ssafs-
s-1aax neffmsSan1s. No. Il $50 sum-
sssrx For service by publication.
p safe cs Warrington TO TIE said John
saussSti defendant.
e are aeTe5Y summoned 20 appear
~sfsla sixty s6A1 days after TIE date OF
- zssf publication Of fais summons. to-
- 2anlz sixty tesl days after the 3ft1
80 az Fehraarg. is9f ard defend tke
sIsszs entitled action ia the above entitled
-1aff ard answer tae complaint Of thu
sz.lnfsf7s ard serve a copy Of your an
go unaf tne uueersiguet attorneys for
sE.satI-s At taeir aEtscs below stated: ard
s eass o. your failure - 10 Do. judgment
xtsl b. rendered against you according 70
a. demand Of tins COMP Amt. alca nas
80 fled with the clerk OF said court
- object % the atose entitled action -
a assszsn judgment against the defend
ssss q & caikinz aad Kate A Caikinss
a. - toreeiese a nlgr tgage upon the fol-
ks5ssy described real property. to-wtf.
Ii 81 block -. lots rs 70 81 Inclusive.
kssek :. lots = 10 D. inclusive. block =. IN
Fast SEATTLE. according 20 the plat thereof
a. Tor record Ia ne Office Of the auditor
i. ard for King eeenty. Washington.
kIEFER & BALLET,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
p O address. Rooms sli-5l3 Bailey
Battling. Seattle, King County. Washing
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
I.Naxes EArrsng tou's deck. foot CT " ash
s~rt,,a street Tuesday. Thursday and sat-
gystAy at I o'elock A =. for Kingston.
n~xaft0. IAsllwaap Fails. hoO4speTt 2ad
fsrsen CITY Returns alternate DAYS
rara - IEscn Ctty, s.. voGG6 trip. s. y
"a sal eck AMI Way p04Egs. SO. rcazxed
''' y. rRoUTNAN. Master.
.. TRouTMAN. Master.
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wsArCou AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
Tuesday, Thursday ara saturday az ?.
=, ar Ara-oFtes. Fairhsyea and What
sem' returning leaves Whateou Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday at p. m
fsyly' Boxaraus 6 c.. City Dock. Agsnta
:. ''''' ". III. ELLIS Owner.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL

Seattle and 1uSnsend-N eah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at I-siS
a. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dungenexs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Pysht. Cialiam Bay and Neza
Bay. returning. arrives Seattle 80 y. m.
on opposite days Steamer Esansel leaves
Yesier dock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1t
$50 D. m. arrives Seattle alternate days
p M
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The Al schooner Ella Johnson, carrying
freight and passengers will be dispatched
from Seattle for the head 90 Cooks Inlet.
direct on or about March Is For further
particulars apply nj Office. = Roxweil
building. corner Columbia street and
First avenue. J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
pIr.LER HOTEL

ElA&l4f~R hoAkAkA
J. s whstesscsse. Tacoma
l. ~. Siil Coupeviiie.
A. T. NcShane. Snohomish.
Hugh McNsilszrs srofcrrsseA
w. A. Wcrsssn. Fatraaven.
RI O. Rockwell CoupevasIe.
Thomas Mitchell. Cnap@vtlse.
Joseph Ferguson. ArfinEtoss-
j. r Brown, Arlington.
W. II. kirkman. walia Wztta
V. g. Armstrong. To4t
A j. McncnaIs Port orchars1-
FL NJ IIiliss Tacoma
Miss Helen Harvey. Mount vernoA
r. y. Smith. fssaqnah.
John III DoogSas- New Wbafcosu-
Mrs. A. pevins. Stanwcosi
Jaus~s Morris. TacoxfaS
X $. Whitney. Ha1iock-
HOTEL BUTLER
Frank Mansfield. Tacoma
r. r Grove. Tacoma
!. ". Wilson and wife. Tacoma
e. y Stone ara wife. Sars franctsco
Henry W Minister. Portland.
r I. Barnard. 81 Louis
~ Prsfss. fa2ltinaoTs-
VI Olsen. fortiaEsf-
a. l.. Il-tmann. GTteaEos
Never Abraham, Portland
j Is. Coleman. Portland
TAosnas r. Rentesz. 81. Paul
) Il. Croker. Everett.
sfsss r ca hasss. linton. WASH
Nt@. AFma Erlse. Ssnkofnfsn -.
v-sf144 =. wake ARD ~tfe, Ieft I&lnbss
r. yakey Sf.ssey
- rs1ssef 1aataek Hn3icck.
Tes5fs r Hart SEsrksrnss&
siam T. = n. &. -
s;esrre q. McSausars. Pot IornsenA
w }. yawter. hssss.Fxe, - -.
5000 Hf~srsrsm
- pvs,sfse-,. P7sitasseipslA
p perry. -. Paul
- usyfssss ara wife. Everett
t-srk y C~Tmrx rsssiand
~ Mstzx.r. Everett.
4 S.~,tt ara SITE. Port Tcsnsrnd
.~,~v .s-vvtfr~px
hBAf-As N1fN1 ~
William pesrAelf Tarcgna
M \ tsorrsxan. Fsp-f Anxeiss-
Isyr-v 1o.nne1<. Kalayna-
II f.aft,rztth New We9fenr
Ms Rohe-s Hall. Fnff Tvwnsena-
-rn9a n fgiAA9tng. f~~tsAssfi.
III = p~Camp, Portland
fnf.a = Hill g. Louis
Taz Hart GFk@o~s. iextrxfe-s N.Y.
Harrison O. Fosssrs As@snA
] VI Pe-oa. chhasee
"a Tistfg. u. tsneszsi-. $500.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
TINA Card In Eject June /. isSk

Seattle. Everett. snd whafcom route
STATE Of " ashingfon leaves Seattle daily,
.xcspt Saturday, AT 10 n n
seattle an. Ia Conner route-Fatrhaven
,~syes Seattle daily. except Saturday. 81
70 - m.
Telephone. Main fs& fesier DOCK
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND

LILY. except Sunday.
Leaves Ev~ EFT s:<5 r. m. z p m-
Leaves Seass.e II "a n m and I % p. IN.
SundAys-Leases Seattle 40 p m. (:
leaves Everett IL a. N.
rare-Slngie trip. s5c. round trtp. 81 8.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
Landing dock. foot of Marion
street
sEATTEE AND TACOMA NAyfGA-
TON COMPANY.
Claud Trour Pres. r. W. Goodhue. Sec.
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Madison. VIA. Fab. IA letter has Ssss
been received frsna the California uniyer-
sigy track athletic team. asking that q
meet be arranged 10 be held here during
the spring term The California universe
Il, Wisconsin,
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NR I.rNE-sK,GTr RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
STEAMER Clan MDoNALp

STEAMER CLAN M'poNAIzD
Y.aavss Seattfs-Fsh. l. az = ui1atght:
TeA - al IL midnight FEB Il A. u mid
~tses Iaaxes Mount Nernon-Fee. ~ AZ
RI FEB q az a IA. Feb > al I
a. n. CaIlia- az Tslaip gning south ssa-
CAV ana north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
TO-DAY thursday and Saturday 1T s
4 m. .Sr Earson3s, Everett and SacnoEsa-
ia river polaEs Landing az city dock.
LILLY. BOGARDvs q CO. Inc.
- N.I. = Owners and Managers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20

--r~-g~E: or SHEksIFfs sAL-k-In ths
" - 49, .s,.ssrt OF ta@ state Of Washing
So -. she county Of ktng. j. q. Me-
- ~ss5rssfg - Wtns3E1 Ga-nes. de-
xsrs No. I.@L-
49, sr>a 81 xsrf1s Ct u execution. Is
-. ~ lie aboEe-asr7e1 court. IN the
ssr--s-e~tsffe1 cause. and 20 me oTected
- $50 ! nzrs duly levied upon all
- 80 rgr5e ard interest OF tire defend
- ..~-~~s-s 81 sasa ~rr3t tr and 20 the fol-
So 9.zrg1ned real properly situated N
s-s-srfy. Washington. to-wff.
- 49,. .,szssaxest quarter sl<g OF the north
ea~ss~-S- a. and s1e no~thu ezt quar-
- = .ae eoxf hwest quarter Co OF ser-
- = "a township twenty-five CD north
No. - ser.r "a east " NJ except seven
q - = .s> northwest corner o. TIA said
-. ,es .ss6 seven acres being the two
-. - $50 heretofore decided by Will
rses ,es~n-x 10 y. =. PT1teaart and VIII
- v.rrsr respectively, and except also
- s~.~s situated 81 ts@ southern part Of
- - rracf. tae SAID ten acres being the
- ~-~~fs AZ land a@ret0fors decided by
- faxaes 70 Grace W. Green and 20
- aocey respectively. containing Ia
= -<.sfrv-faree fss8 zcres-
=. 49, a therefore hereby given that on
So the stA Gay Of March. lzs. At
- ~ - ofes0ek a. m % said day. at
- f~ant sGgr CT the courthouse. in tAs
- y s@attle 10 saii King csunty. I
- Sc The above described property at
sssae xs.ctscn - tas highest and oe9t bid
49, ,sis nth day OF January. fsss
r VAN DE VASTLE-. Sheriff.
Brady & G@T. Attorneys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20

THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
Etearer Utopia j. A OBrfea, Master.
Leaves Tacoma, Il noon. Seattle, Yesier'
wharf D. IN, Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortes, Fairhaven,
New whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor.
and Vancouver arriving Vancouver p n
following day.
Fare 10 Blaine, g. fare to Vancouver. a.
For further Information apply TO Yesiers
wharf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-20

FLY OK THE FLYER

FLY OK THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fcs<r .oun1 rips taf1y. except Sunday.
In ene hocr Ard twenty-five nfnureA
The STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seztrle-TAcoUa
route. as sofl1Ea-
TAKING EFFCT TUESDAY. NAY {
TINE CARD.
Single fare 59r. round trip. T5c-
Leave S<Asfle-T.E. LIE . a.. 20. es1g
D. IT.
Leave Taccrra-su a. IA. I. IN, 3 D. a.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. m. /. n: 2 a.
Leave Tacona-s-D a. IA. IN. - o "a
COMA. Anc Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
Ron street. s@stts~
Sundays. steamers Flyer ard State %
washington sz-4 Tr