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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18

ChocaG0. May 16-Wheat started rather
weak and lower. On bearish crop reports
from the western States. lower cables ard
liberal selling. /; iirzned up toward the
close &C small Argentine shipments and
renewed rumors OF insect damage. and
closed firm NJ ssasc for July There was
not much of q trade in wheat. the market
ruling rather SLOW and inactive the greater
part OF the day. Toward the close private
advices were quite general reporting
great deal OF rain in the Norshves, to-day.
Some Of the early sellers turned buyers.
and the top prices Of the day were reached.
Corn was fairly firm. and little change
occurred In prices. dnaI figures showing a
tribe advance The selling came chiefly
from room traders and receivers and the
buying by shipping houses and shorts.
There was small trade In cats. and .
narrow range. Prices closed the same As
yesterday for July and shade better for
September There was nothing in the gen.
eral news from the outside helping prices.
Provisions started rather weak. but Of
ferings were light. and. some buying orders
coming in. they became quite firm and
closed with the following gains for the
day: July pork. nc. lard unchanged. and
ribs lxc higher.
Ciosing Quotations.
wheat-May. slis@sIsc: June. o.
Corn-MAy. 81sc, June. S7ac.
Ozts-May, 1ac: June. 19c.
Pork-May, G.s2'a: July. $40.
Lard-May, $40: July. A6s6Agb
Ribs-Nay. s.. July. A4
Rye-S6xc.
Live Stock.
About all the cattle offered found an
outlet through the local trade. fair steers
setting At $50 and plain lots at IS. Cows.
= 2sais. Is. and veal calves at the best prices
of the week. some grassy calves as high
as Asa.
Hogs-Choice mediums, g 70: neavy. q IS
for prime: coarse packing hogs around s.,
and fancy light around $s.45.
Sheep-Good to choice muttons, 8 500
$50; fair mixed natives around t33. and
fair to choice Texans. S2.7S1a35: yearling
lambs In fleece are quotable At 34s575;
shorn 1t sf9A5o for good to prime. common
to fair. 02503so.
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Financial.

Financial.
London. May ls-Sllver. a lid. Con-
eols. l12 s-1S.
New York. May H.-The Evening Posts
London cabiegram says: The markets were
quiet today. West Australian mines. in
which the activity was considerable, were
the only features.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. May 1s-wheat-Spot quiet;
demand poor; No. bred winter, IS sd: No.
hard Manitoba, IS I'D: No. 1 California,
IS AID. Futures closed quiet. h3i.d lower:
May. IS SD: June and July. IS sid: Au-
gust. IS SD: September and October,
s. SAD.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed. new,
2s I'D Futures closed steady. unchanged to
I'd lower: May. 5; July. l. Sad; August,
Is I'D: September. - I'd. October, 81 2ixd.
FToGr-Dull; demand poor; St Louis
fancy winter. 70 I'd.
Hops.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. q II.
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p N. eth meridian tims 9 .. m Pacific
GEORGE N. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge
Hydrographic Odlc~ Eulietin-
The branch hydrox~phis ef1ce. custo0
house. Fort Townsend. will furnish on Ap-
piicxtion. free OF charge, full information
regarding the following notices 60 mar
iners:
Al2sisa. Cook inlet. Ksehsnak bay. gen
erai information.
Alaska. Tonssss narrows. sousher. en-
trance. reported saoal westward Of Cutter
rocks.
Bay Of Bengal. gulf Of Nartabzn. Bara-
qua Oats. intended Ugh; vessel.
Brasil. Rio Grands do SUI approach. re-
ported hank
Chile. Valparaiso approach. curaumilla
lighthouse destroyed.
Connecticu,. Cornfieid Point high: weasel
% b replaced by Relief light vessel
F1orida. Tampa bias. NanAtee river -
trance. beacon hghsa
France. north coast. cherburg. altera-
eoa I'm Hshts on breakwater-
France, west coast. Breas roadstea6. al-
tera;ions In lights Of Refuge hArbor. etc.
Italy. south coast. laramie. signal tor
veaseis entering Mar Piecolo.
Madagascar. west coast. amended posi-
tions Of C0esteriisld isiand and vestal
shoai.
Maine. Ksnnebsc river. Ames Ledge spin
de. establishment Of Light postponed.
Maine. Penobscot bay. Camden harbor
sEsrancs. temporary alteration In position
Of Negro island light
North Atlantic ocean. on coast Of Mas
sachusctts. Georges bank. soundingS
North Carolina. or Cape Fear. reported
sunken oissructjon-
North Carolina. sunken wreck midway
between Bodie island and Cape Hasteras.
North sea. Belgium. Ostende approach.
alterations In buoysxe Of 6iroom bank
channel
Turkey. Sea Of Narmara. Gulf Of Ismid.
intended lights
United States Lighthouse Board List Of
lAghis and Fog signals on the Pacific
Coaht. addeuda.
West Indies. Antigua. 81. Johns road.
Warrington Bank bell buoy missing.
West Indies. Crab island. intended lighs
On Point Mula-
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Seattle Tent. No. g. met In the Frye
block. corner FIRST avenue and Marion
street, last Monday evening. with large
attendance. including several visitors from
sister tents. Several petitions were re-
ceived and another class Of candidates
admitted to membership with the usual
ceremonies Matters OF Importance TO tho
order VIII be discussed at this evenings
review. and all members are requested 20
be present Sc5orrning frAters are Cor
daily invited
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HALFWAY Nl,ear~

The North Western Line has a total
mileage OF SEA miles ia Illinois, Wilson,
sin. Michigan. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska,
North ard South Dakota and Wyoming
II you are going 20 airy of the above states
or 20 points east OF Chicago. be sure TO
see that yoar ticket reads via The North
Western lire" New equipment. having
all the up 10 dats" improvements hava
been pu. on between St Paul and Chicago,
irSurinS rou al she comforts Of home
+. ". Parker PuTet scand Agent. Seattle.
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Independents Order of Good Tcmp,ar-

Al TIE last regular meeting cf Lake
Union Lodge, No fis the Following officers
were installed. Chief tsrr'ar. Philip
Ernst; vfcs tsnpiar. Mrs T. Herbert:
secretary, Charles Taylor, slant secre-
tary, Mss Irwin; financial secretary.
Henry Plat: treasurer. Charles Young.
chaplain, Miss rAths Trcsipeli: marshal.
William Christensen: guard. Mss Carrie
Smart. sentinel. Emil Bahix-
Lake View Lodge. No. "a. Rad an en-
ceiient meeting Monday evenssw. and ex-
poets a Welt from Redmond Good Tenn
piars tcnighl
Central, No ies gave an excellent pro-
gsznlrre at the regular Wednesday even
sng session in ws7i4 walis addition
Rsfrser No. ISL AT Columbia. and South
Saith. No 81 report good meetings in
spita Of pouring rain. Cold ester. hos-
ever applied Is rsIsshed by members ~
this orfey. and n little rain setsrs none.
Green Isske, No. 80. gave a butterfly
social Friday evening. and reports ons %
the rncst amusing entertainment in its
history
on SATURDAY evening Miles Biakney. of
seattle. No g Grand vice Chancellor
Martin, % Loyal. ana Lodge Deputy 2.
Jones' and others cf Lake tsss. Nc. "A.
visited ana fzrnsssa~d the programme for
Kirkland Avenue Nc s. at Redmond. T.hs
visitors were royalty welcomed BY the ac-
uve. growing lodse. and last weeks ses-
ssor seems to have been tho most e1tta1-
sszs;sc since IL reorganization
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National Union.

Evergreen Council. No. IS. met IN the
hall In Masonic Temple Wednesday even
ing. The attendance was good. all the
elective officers being present. Fourteen
applicants were introduced and instructed
in the work OF the order. Eighteen sppls-
cations were referred TO the Investigating
COMMITTEES. The president announced that
the claim Of Mrs Sarah Hucker for s. 9a
due on a certificate held by her late hus-
band, s. =. Rocker, who WIS q. charter
member OF Evergreen council, had been
paid
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Seattle Hive. No. 9. had the distinction
Of holding another large meeting last
Thursday. Three candidates were elected
20 membership ana four Applications were
received. The next regular meeting viii
b. held May 3, at which considerable
business - to be transacted.
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A Modern Fable.



A wolf, IA skuisirr shou: iaofieg for
opportunity 70 satisfy hts hunger. ezrls
N sight ~ number - ~herhArds En-
RACED IN eix~uxssnr fhesr wrongs. when
tia Shepherds discuss ;h&is wrongs" eaif
the we;f. grabbing isznh. the wolf gets
hss rtxhsAs
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woodmen I'D che worId.

Home Camp. No Sc met Thursday even
ing. Several applications for membership
were presented and acted upon Three
candidates were obligated. and officers
were elected as follows: Consul, f. F.
Conner; adviser. d. r. Shearer; banker.
NJ. d. Barnes: escort. W. J. Miller: watch
man. T. W. Lindsay: sentry. c. L. Jones:
managers. II. l. Klein, @. L. Miller. c. NJ.
Leavitt. physician. DR.. Emil Bories The
new camp VIII meet In the G. A. r. hall
IN the H.nckley block this evening State
Organizer Meckiem hopes TO institute with
fifty or sixty members about June l. Con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested,
and the new camp promises to increase
rapidly.
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A reward II 80 vsll - paid Sos infse.
nation leading to the arrest ana oouv1D-
Post-Tnseliseencer delivered to suhscribsss
Throughout the city.
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A Ro,d Front.

rhizaelphss Ncrth American
Guest On iosd vclcel-I want the best
roam IA the house.
TEasei clerk-Yes. str. Front,
Guest teons.nuiaE. soto voce}-That yoa
can Be- nss have for esfisr q day. Sczns
es nv customers are standing near. ard
I've got 20 keep I'D APPEARANCES. yoa know.
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Corresponding week OF last year. SIS 80 s.
Saad are beginning TO run on the Column
baa river. and about q ton were shipped In
yesterday. They are selling At a very
low price.
A car OF bananas II expected tomorrow.
In good demand.
Tho merchants are awaiting the arrival
OF the San Francisco steamer. which Will
bring vegetables and produce.
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STEAMER LYDIA THO1rD0N.
Enfrying United States nail, leaves CITY
- sd.y tss sns p rss ds 81 :. n. e 1sss
fcWasend Ban Juan Islands and NeW
Hhateom- Returning. leaves Seu what
~ Tuesday. ThufBtay and saturday. -
TINE CARD IN ErrECT IAN. 1
MORT boore-Iseaves Seattle ] .. ~:
nnaxe4 Port TownsGnd 8 3. n. 1en00 m
- Harbar 1e.D .. a.. teayes Haebe Has~
~ II Is .. m: arrives ~ NsU WhAtee0
~ ?. n
n. leaves Roche HarboS y Q. -: lsov0D
IYiday Harbor II d -. boovD Boee
3oWnsed : .. n: arrives - oeotoo 10
r. Thompson. nanasss-swnss. xmy.
Dsgardus . Co, al<nsA CITY 49,
3sIepaons. Main q.
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BreadstufYs ana Grains
MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble. May 1s-Arrivcd-schr
Lucy, Capt. Peterson. ten days from San
Francisco Saiied--Schr Mary Il. Russ,
Capt Blum. for San Diego.
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PACIFIC COAST srEA,asHrp co.

pgspatch steamsre frem 0snts3e . fss-
Yer San Yraacisce. via pUgs Tbwnaenn
"a Victoria. - q - (paq1e00uRD r.
Wlyed % board 81 ! q n) Hay I. =
II 2 and q.
tor Alaska--May and n. at q =.
Prom San Ffancinco for yicouP1o -
Puget sound pors1. u . m. Nay Z q =
Tickets may - obtained q the eGloe q
- company. 81 Ocean dock. seattle.
~ TROWBRfD9E. p ,. GuoG
0OOODALfs. PERKINS q CO..
0ensrai Agents. San Fraxcioco.
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In ssndIng eggs 20 market, - no< Jack
I'm nn11ncnzsy n - - on1nb
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of<-ftuStuft> 1n1 0fHihSs
San Francisco. May is-Ficur-Fsniiy
extras. g. Ts0sss. bakers extras. S5s0s. g.:
supcrfne. 8, wa rer barrel.
whea,-sprsng wheat, ti.es,s fis7sa for
No. !. and 81 os.<fiis for choice. milling
wheat. sli7'sTt2zik
Barley-Feed, fair 20 good. ia 315c !;
choice, Tss.a-7sse; brewing. T'<assc
osts-Mining. 7sdszszc per Genital; Sur
prise. ncGsl; fancy feed. ss.0s.sse: good
10 choice. TTtsx5s.l-c: poor to fair. sesf7sc
gray. Tszsss,sc per GENITAL.
Rece!pts-fzoEr. quarter sacks. 1855;
wheat. centsis, SEQ: barley. een.als Us:
beans. sacks. SO. cora. centals. LES. Do
ts,oes. sacks. ISIS: onions. sacks, Is: bran,
sacks, ilte; r1sadlings. sacks, i.es1: hay.
tons. tis. straw, ;ors ~; mustard. sacks.
SO; wool. bales. 40: wine. gallons. 81. ssa;
hides. number. 5H7; quicksilver. TASKS, 20;
ra.sins. boxes. f.isa.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Niaailrgs. si-Gss 20: bran. si5ssfs
Hay-whra;. sGfi.sa: wheat ard oa.. s.
go: cat. s. ssG10. Alfalfa. s7sS 50; barley.
tres; clover, tsS5 -; compressed wheat. s.
Gle -. % cat. s. sasss. stock. ss9-: straw,
xSsac per bundle.
Peiatoe<-River BurSanks. E3sac: Ore
gea DC. sssssses Early Rose. sss2ss.c, pe.aiu-
ma and females. ssGssc: rev potatoes. &c
c.; Humboldt Rureanks. see7sc
NeSefah3e<~-NfrIaBS. Sla%Ffl9s. rev or
'ors. nG-sc; los Angeles tomatoes. r..s9
?: strinS beans. Sfiin.. green peas. s5cs7sl
garlic tsfSc: green peppers, iassf-s-c: aired
ID. 80 ise; nnxareosns. tfsGizsse. asparagus.
Sxs-. extra DO. 81 Sssfe-sa. dried Okla fssLFs
lie. rhuharb. SoSsSe. extra %. ssc<rsl. cp-
eUrrb~rs sAcs7si. Mexican torna toes zarssff
F,ralt-Iorxsxarta Strawberries. s-ssa.
large berries. sstss; eoosrherTseS. ssAsss,.
s9srk berries, sssSeec; white do. seen.
Mexscan times. sS.Ss7s: California
lemons. cnSrmen -5c@si-ss. 10 good ia
eAssee. 3 Eess. d fancy. 8. sssYs s.. C,s,1
rarats oranges seedlings. Naks5. rav~i@
s. $50. extra d. 81 sssf4 q, Malta hsooss
ss4.-s. Hawaiian bananas. slzTe: do rlre
Aaale- - Szs~. cnr-anss. E--sFSI
Rutt~r-rsney creamery. Isr; seoo,ss
rs8us<e. fancy dairy. i.ssS4sc: Do .ec-
on-ts. liz.
tsheesE-rRrry -nHi. new. =. s.s- .,
god ssss==c. Neang America. ssac: East
s-r. fsCsEc
Exr.- sore. iis1sc. ranch. iesrr-, East
err. iiaIase. Oregon. If9iitsc; dusk. "a
Eisc-
Psuis-v-Lxve turkey roAasers. tssfs, re-
10, 40 hers. rfss,sr: rosxse~S. oss. xssss 3.
90 veurx. . sssss; treiiers. sn,1E- sssss.
10 large. ss6s: frye-ss yssS =. hers. q .
"a 81. tssekss Hsss ". IL yclrg. 81 sszs s.,
geese. per Tssr. 81 .>sesi -, rssreorS. cla
s. sssfsi - 30 ysarx. sLSSs1 =
GAms-aar~ Fsca1. ost:satai rabbits.
s.. hsssh %. sse-
wosi
wocs-Ssrsng. Ska tas7at- saa Se-th-
era ecsss. rs>cr. Six -roEsAs. sssSe. % roe4
ssx raoatss sea-: S3a je&zaln. fooshll.
GNsS - essSzs 0kss O. !ssSasa ssAxs
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May is--wheat-waih Walla,
jsSS7c, Valley. sss35ac per hishei.
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A stated meeting 81 Asrara Lodge. No
81. r. q A. ~. was Ael1 Aoadzy even
tns q Ahicb - faD6 6lEr0 - oxe1e
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lorraine Chapter. No. 6. win hold a
called meeting for initiation Wednesday
evening. Special decorations will be used.
as the noral work viii be presented for the
nrst time this year. Visiting members
from Black Diamond and Ballard are ex-
pected. and quite delegation Is coming
from tho Tacoma chapters.
Lorraine auxiliary met Wednesday Aft
ernoon In the Masonic library room. The
works Of Ian Maclaren are receiving par
ticuiar attention. The pathetic story OF
Doomsie from BESIDE the Bonnie Rr.er
Bush" was read during the afternoon.
The auxiliary confemplates giving a recep-
ton to Mrs. Mary A. Partridge, II. w.
grand ma;ron OF the general grand chap
ter OF the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs.
Partridge will be the guest OF the Grand
chapter during It's eighth annual session
on Jssna II and L. and win remain In this
city few days before proceeding 10 Idaho.
Myrtle Chapter was Instituted BY the
grand patron, DIR. George d. Shaver, Of
Tacoma. Friday evening, with Mrs Eliza
beth w. SacAman matron. Rev. r. r. Pow
ell patron, and Mrs. Mary z. Bradeen as
sociata matron. Several applications were
received. The next meeting win BE- held
Friday. June &
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SuoEr SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER.
yrAM STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Regular sailines between puest
oound and Central Amer{cen
ports. General Office. Mutual LA
building.
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THE BARK SHIRLEY.

WIN leave CaIne'e Dock. Ct gsattIe. foe
Cook Inlet about May 81
FOR frsisht and passGesr rates apply At
slice Of
=. u. CAME. Agent.
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Seattle.
Lake Shore
e Eastern
Railway.
5s aos n = I nnowT. R.s..v.r>

jS So IL = b nnHwT Rsesaver>
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. n ~
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILI.APA.
Capt. George Roberta

leaving Seattle for Alaska May =. ~
end every thirteen days thereafter.
For freight and pssseneer rates Apply
- J. @. CARROLL, Agent
schwabacher dcek. Tel. PSke Z.
CHARLES 4. PEABODY. General Man
aGer. Seattle.
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Observations taken n all stations ~ .
p N. Eth meridian tims 9 .. m Pacific
GEORGE N. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.


Gosden Link Lodge. No. isa. celebrated
Is Hrst anniversary Friday esensn<. Nay
"a AZ ODD Fellows tsmrae. 10 First ave-
nAze, m very a.sSpacio<zs manner. II MAS
an invitation AFFAIR and ahcut 80 frienas
81 sns lodge members we're present TIE
oiios1ns prcsramrae was resfcrei IN a
very Pleasing manner. every number s1ie-
ting an encore. Words Of @eicorae. Mr.
= X s1sierwevth: piano solo. Mira c. ".
AAsaess, recitation. The Medley Mrs.
y h HszZari, harsters scaa. Soldiers
Sons. Mr.. C ". Saunders. recitation.
Iae inventors Wife, Mss Eshert. usa-
seal selection. the Mandolin Club, reci-
tation. Artemus Wards Mormon Lee
frre." Master Alfred Prashrr. After the
programmes the ball was cleared and sanc-
ing was the order untsi lats hour. Dur
ing the evening refreshments were served
N the banquet hail. which was beautifully
decorated with ssfes. palms. roses and 9TH
er MOWERS All the guests were loud In
their praise OF the manner in which the
anniversary vas celebrated
Riagely Rebekah Lodge. No. & complete
"a arrangements last Friday evening to
entertain Mount Tacoma Rehekah Lodge,
Ne g. and Mystic Jewel Lodge. No. =,
At the Odd Feiiovs' temple merit Friday
evening. A reception and supper COM
mittee was appointed. This will be sps-
ciAl meeting 10 confer the Rebekah De-
gree and the work 10 to be done by Mount
Tacoma lodge No invitations viii be
given oat and no one win be admitted 10
The hall or 10 the banquet On that even
ing except members of the Reackah De-
gree II Is expected there viii be about
80 members of the order present.
Unity Encampuseus. No. >. has one cam
oidate for the PatrsarchaI Degree and two
for the Golden Rule Degree next Satur-
day evening, but probably emily the Patri-
arcnsl Degree ~iil be conferred
About nifty members Of Mystic Jewel Re-
oekah Lodge. No. ~. and RidSely Renek-
All Lodge. No. g gave a surprise party 10
Mr.. and ArS Charles r. Hathaway az
their new residence on Seventh avenue
ana Columbia street, Thursday evening.
The evening Was pleasantly spent IN card
piayfng. games and dancing. Refresh
uents were served and tho guests ssepart-
ed about midnight.
Lake Washington Lodge. No 81. enter
tanned Its friends Monday evening. There
was q short musical and literary pro-
srSmmes followed by dancing. card NAV
ing and refreshments. A large COMPANY
was present.
Arrangements are about compl~ted for
the representatives to attend the next
session OF the Grand Lodge. to be held al
vancouver. Wash, on Tuesday, wedneS-
day and Thursday Of the first week in
June. The grand encampment viii con-
Vene ON Monday. June l. and the grand
.ssemoay WIN occupy the first four days
IN the week. Nearly All the representa-
tives from Seattle and all the lodges north
OF nero viii leave here either SATURDAY.
or Sunday night at go ana will probably
have special train to come back on that
wil leave Portland the next Friday morn
ing. The fare for the round trip will be
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xDauy- fDally except Sunday.
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VII sali from San Francisco. Nay n, car-
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Seattle for all poinls-
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wHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. a. 4 3
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