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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Ronra of Trade.


Chicago. Nov. 25.--Wheat opened with
whoop today. the first transactions for
May being ali the way from s3ssc 10 Sac
as compared with yesterdays close OF l,s
Gssc. There was q large stock OF bull sem
timent carried over from last night, and
this was increased by the phenomenal ad-
vance In Liverpool. 1t came In with
jump Of from Sd to s5.d per Genital. or the
equivalent OF about &c per bushel over the
price II closed at yesterday, The excite
ment cooled OF very suddenly. however.
In fact but one or two trades were made
at the highest opening figures The jump
at Liverpool was qualified hy the state
ment that II was caused purely by specu-
lative buying. and active liquidation soon
started. Outside markets also seat selling
orders. and the price gradually declined
20 sssac although for the FIRST hour good
deal of nervousness was manifested
Although the Jump at Liverpool was the
chief cause of the strength. II was not the
only one hy any means The Northwest
receipts we're only AZ cars. compared with
sos a week ago and 80 on the correspond
ing day las; year. The report circulated
Yesterday, which was responsible for a
great deal Of yesterdays strength. that
Europe will require 1000 900 bushels per
month from America until July /. was
confirmed both by private cables and the
Corn Trade News. and ssi5c was the ruling
price most Of the session At the close
May was bringing sS14c.
Corn was very dun, and the rise OF nc
per hushel seemed due in most part 20 the
strength In wheat
Oats were arn. but withou, much ad-
vance Trade was slow. but the strength
4, wheatand corn held prices steady.
But little interest was shown In pro-
visions. Opening prices were shade
lower due 10 the weak live stock market
ard a further decline followed. Later IN
the session prices advanced. closing steady
with but slight changes.
Closing Quotations.
wheat - November. sssc: December.
1g-sc.
corn-Sovsrnber, 2sssc: Decemher, @-.c.
Oafs-Snvensf7er. sc: December. Iss4c.
Pc-k-Sovensber and December. ss-ss-
r.ard~-Sevembsr ard December 81 IT..
Rfbs--Novsmber and December. ss.7s.
Hye--SSc.
rarlsy-.s9s-c~
rsSAxseed--T-c.
Tsrnothy-s2so
Live stock.
sales Of cattle were slow az 81 bal4 q
for common % good bat active al 81 500
80 for good 20 fancy beef steers. with the
bulk Of TIE cattle crossing The scales at
81 ess5S. stocksrs ard sasdsrs &C. s5sIf ~ for
stocsers and s7sae7s.is for feeders. cows
ard hssfers ss.5g11 20. bulls. sssg3.s9.
calves. g Ee7E
Hogs-Coar~s heavy 70 prime medium
waights Sa11 Il sales largely at S.ie4
- for heavy ard at g se92 Is for medium
ard light weights. with Rigs selling al %
@4e.
There was good trade n sheep 81 y %
a1.7s for inferior sheep. s. zsfs3 for common
20 gsod and g. is<a3sa fer good 20 prime
stock Heavy expert sold At g zsG7 70. and
Westerns brought &c ssGs - Lamhs sold
readily AZ s. ssza5 = for poor 10 prsrre-
ReresrtS-EAtsIe II. 80. ncgs saese. sheep
s9a
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ID. Miners spaI,' Rsula
III
ROSSLAND
AND ALL
Kootenay Points.

TINE SCHEDULE.
In Eject November " In
Trains Leave Seattle
ro- SPOKANE. ST. Paul and East. 80 n.
Fer Portland. 40 O. IN and ESQ D. m
sFor Olympia. Gray's Harbor and scatA
Bend. a. m
For Carbonate, e:1 ,. n
For Tacoma 40 Ani Z -. ~. 9 Al
SO p. m
Trains arrive II Seattle.
q IN
From Spokane. St. Paul and East 60
From Portland. $40 and II 80 p ma
sErorn Olympia. Grays harbor AnA
South Bend. $40 p. m
From Carbonate. Ii 20 O. m
From TSeeraa $40. SIS and Il - q ua
$50 ard II 50 . N.
sDaily except Sunday. All Others daily.
This card subject 70 change without no.
ttce.
Through tickets 10 japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. and
American Hire.
Far rates. routes and ether information
call on or address
4. A. NADEAu.
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Office. corner Yesler way
ard Front street
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street
A. y. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No zs5 Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland Or.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


/. Isss are g 80 45zIks There were fled
for record yesterday Il deeds. aggregate
ing az iSs Following II : list furnished
by the Daily Euiistsn. room = Occidental
block.
Allen Lloyd =; rx. 10 Fred ~. Sher-
rErd. ess lots and :. block 9. Kent. Nov
IA $50.
aneri1 10 George Seville Kirk. lots II
ard Il. block l. lots 1. 2. 10 =. biock :,
lots 60 -. block 2; lots 10 Il. is % y.
{. Commercial add. kirkland. Nov. =,
s. .fss
John r. Condor TO Henry ". Magic. log
8 block II. A. A. Dsuny's add bot / e
and Is. rsark !, Last Park add. lot {.
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A View Shipping weekly.

The Weekly shipping Record. a cornprs-
hensive magazine devoted to marine In
terests in tie United States. had It's ifs,
issue November -. 1885. IN New York. T..s
paper gives promise OF great value 10
shipping men.
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a. 6 srrsn1u uuostenge G1vDn -
1Ss1Sn1f Of tn above tudsoe-
1Secek1e6 "a the mort&Aes -
Il SsSlIsorss o<k3ce Of King cum
~ SfSGh1neton. III yoiuuss y. on
- and describing arm coy-
1sszS1r5vx lanSa. situated IN mold
- L1p@a ouA % and fwo %.
- a on HuYkes Fsrst addition
"a 1soffIe. - surveyed plated
~ also PRAYING that tn said
81 - 65eeres< OF each Of the defend
-. a rid property Be declared
- ara subordinate 20 plain
- I6eretn. and that the equfxy
1sSS35ar q escr ct TIE essssa<.a = .
s5fabte relief.
H1GTI xcS n sTEDMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
aA1re1a e. Halter building.
- ceanty. Wash
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Total sales
ma including: American Sugar. Il. 500:
Burlington. 1900, Chicago Gas. 400, Lou
isyiiie q Nashville. 1900: Manhattan. $500:
St Paul. Q.5oo. silver certificates. 16.o00.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. Is coo. exports. s.4s7 bar
rels. Market quie; but higher. In response
70 wheat's advance Winter patents s. IS
GAS. winter straights. $A4cQ45o: Mime
sofa patents. A.534so.
wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. 5s.loo: exports. <ss.iss
bushels. Spot strong: No. l hard 95ssc
options opened higher ON strong English
cables. and advanced during the day on
covering. reported Pacific coast shipments
10 Australia. strength of the caah situa-
ton and builish sentiment: closed 7xsIIs.e
net higher. Less demand for December
lowered the premium In the afternoon
No. . red closed s9hc. December. SsA asoc,
closed ssi4o.
Hops--Firm: Pacific coast, lsog crop. 50
no: ls9s crop. s1is,ic.
Wool.
coppsr-Firm, exchange price. s1i.so9
u50.
Pig Iron-steady: Southern. ul9la.25;
Northern. dlII3.
Lead-steady: brokers. c.7s, exchange.
ssGq3.07.
Tin-Easy; straits. sl31ls.i5: plates quiet
Speiter-Firrn. domestic. AS
COmeo.
Coffee-Opsions closed weak at 5efio
points net decline; December. s.2s7a 40c;
March. 935Qs. Sc Spot coffee dull No. 7,
jobbing. iolrc: invoice. loc. mild quiet.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw steady: refined quiet.
Petroleum.
Petroieum-Duil United closed lilo bid:
Pennsylvania crude steady.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA

Leaves Tacoma. II noon. Seattle. Yeslee
wharf. p. m. Mondays ard Thursdays
for Por, Townsend. Anacortes. FairhAven.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
p. m. following day.
Fare &C Eiaine e. fare to Vancouver.
q. For further information apply to Yes-
lie
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rAToosH OBSERVATIONS.

Tatoosh, Nov. Sa.--s;pecial-s q. M
Bar, so.II. clear. wind east. 30 miles. In
ward, tug Wanderer. 40 r. m. last night
a barhentlne: a. M IL schooner. As n
M. tug Wanderer la straits hound OUT:
ship IN tow Sea Lion. bound out ~ M
Tar. SOL. wind east. - miles. inward.
Tyee: Io:l1 a. M. schooner heating up.
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eAN JvAN rSLANps

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
aeex 1901 o. Main street. Monday, Wed.
Townsend. San Juan islands and New
WhatcoIn- Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at
z. m. J r.. Thompson. manager-owner
Lilly. Bogeffus q Co.. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main s..
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MANS
MAMMA.

For years the doctors
have been using the
great Hudyan remedy
treatment. and the re-
suits warrant the say
ing, Hudyan is
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Seattle. Nov =. iS9A
Exchanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma and
FofaAnd clearing houses today we're:
C.cArAnces- Balances
5sessse $500. .......-.. Size o. - xa,Ti& -
iona .......-.. SSS 10 1850 20
FoFsisnd ..--... ...... SIS Sis 60 ssets %
Amos; every poultry house In town 10
overlooked with larx@ys There will be
cheap turkeys On the marie, Friday The
retSa price OF u cents q poano ~as so
nlen that people chose TO invea IA chick
ens rafaer than turkeys. Portland he'd
ita price an and found Itself with a heavy
surplus on hand. J. NJ Hixon a "a. were
the ccnslgnees today OF 4se pounds OF tur-
keys from Portland. with instructions 70
80 - the ees, price cosAsnanie bur s-sei,.'s
La the wholesale houses OF western ave-
nue. turkeys we're spread abous in great
neApA There we're hundreds or them, and
~ must ee sod at sacrifice Or spoil
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ROr'TE-~Take steamer Raw civ for An
ecortes. Fairhaven or Whatcom Leaves
Commercial dock Tacoma D m, CITY
Tuesdays Thursdays ana SATURDAYS. Re-
trrning caves Whstcom o. m. Fairha-
ven SIS . fn... and Anscorses 10 o.
Fares-seattle 81. or 81 50 round trip. r.
coma Sis. or g round trip
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Time Card IN effect June I. loo4

SEATTLE. EvFpET 4 wHATCoM
ROUTE.
State OF Washing Tor leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday. Al 10 D
SEATTLE 4 LA CONNER ROUTE
- r-,s~r caves Seattle daily. exespl
Saturday. 1T 10 p. n.
fEfrsaat.ar MAJ ~ Yes!er dock.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
TNGTOE ROUTE.
STEAMER A II ROBINSON.

IArryInH Q. NAL.
On Port Orchard and Pors WASHINGTON
route. leaves City dock. foo. OF Main
street. SAD a. m. calling st South Beach
Durcheii. Rrick Yard Bremer.on e
Navy Yard, :, fney. Charleston. Tracyton
Chico. sllversale. Leaves Fort Orchard
navy station az .. m: arrives Seattle
al 4 D. m. z. ". Robinson. master Lilly
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as H. frout eoos q - eourthoussx II -
sci the above 1encr. bed proaertY Al % a.
auction, - tho highest and best hzader.
Tor cash.
Dated this l<h 1ay o. November. -.
A. =. VAN DE yAxrER 6h~rfR
9gr9e: ooegexa . Ac1Ilyra. Attorne9n.
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MARKETS AND TRADE
LOCAL POULTRY norsHs ovrn-
STOCKED wrrn rUnkEra.

seesks saA 0e~As rrenA Dew.warA
saa clsss Near The Lewess Pessss
- the Day-CAieass wAess Opens
viii osSa. Ass Later In the
Day Decitaes-Wesi Ceasiases
ssreas. VITA saa&s LasAG
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BOSTON. Nov 4S-The American wss,1
and Cotton reporter Will say of the wool
trade.
SAFES cf wool FOR the rass week m Ro.-
ION. Philadelphia and New York aggre-
gate s.2SS. 500 pounds. OF which s.es4.ass were
domestic and s.sss SEQ foreign. Sales IN
thesc markets since September / @gExv-
gate Is.sssssso pounds. a. compared with
sls. sss. sss last year. The market has been
otNes and active In spots. The larger part
OF the trade has perhaps done a smaller
business than usual. but large tranSac-s
hons on the part OF few dealers had
swellcd the volume of sales considerably
beyond the amount reported a week ago.
Many opportunities have existed the past
week to dispose of large lots OF wool con-
cessso's. but 50 far ps.Ssos appear 10 have
been well maintained.
--~----~----~-.---------
honGon Wool Sales.
London. Nov. sS.-Tfe second day Of the
colonial wool sales opened wssh large at
tendance. The tone OF sales was very
nrm- American buyers bought good
greasy messnos freely al It'd Sales IN de-
tall:
New soutl, Wales. s2ase bases-Scoured.
slsdGls I'd: greasy. 5Asaiosad
Queensland, s.sI7 hales--Sccured. lodf1
Is Sid. greasy. sa4GSsad.
Victoria Ssi oales-SScoured. ss4d1fs Cd:
greasy. 6si9ixd~
South Australsa. &C. halss-scoured. lodo
Is I'D greasy, 6eiSisd.
West Australia. 80 bales--CreaSy, fla
ord.
Tasmania. Ia haIes-Greasy. ss4aFslsd
New Zealand. as haies--Scossred. edo
IL sid: greasy. ca aasds
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 645 bales
Secured. Td1ss Id; greasy. s,ssf7d.
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6 RATS STEAMSHIP coMpANY.

eTRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEL.
e-atu and Townsend Neah Bay routa
Steamer Garland leaves ye.,e- lock Mon
days. Wednesdays ana Fritays At "A
for Port Tow ascend Port williams. Dan
geness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent Getsys-
returning. arrives a. Seattle 8 .. m. on
opposite dayA Steamer Evanxel leaves
Yeser dock for Port Townsend Port An
geIes and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at $50 .. m.. arrives Seattle
alternate days s.30 .. II
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Al KA

Pacific Coast Steamship company's
POPULAR STEAMSHIP al. XII
All newly rehtted. new upper deck ca bins
and new and comuoGious second class
passenger accornmod atoms. VIII sail from
Seattle November s.. a; q, N. via Ia
coma coneectinG at Port Townsend with
steamer MALTA WAlia. sailing from san
Francisco November 5. will call az
MARY ISLAND.
KETCHtEAN.
wRA<GE.I.. SIMpIiN
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU
Fare 10 wrangei Cabin. s.. second
class $40.
Fare 10 Juneau: Calm. $40: second
class. s..
j. r. TRowRRIpG r.
Puget Sonad Superintendent
Seattle offtcs. Ocean dock. foot Of Main
street Telephone. Main "a
,ioo.saii Perkins q Co. general agents.
San Francisco.
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PORT ORCHARD AND poRr MASH
f>GTo~ ROUTE

Leaves Gs.hratsh sock. fcos OF Wasnfng~
ton street for Soasn Reara. Svsysa Grove.
Pa whsss nre1ertsa. rh.te8 ssases Dry
rssch Cszr'ss2en. ssensy. Grseyxan. Cat
co. ssvsr3afe at .sa r. saturday .e
o ar. Sunday. n IL returning leaves
al
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

The magnificent steamers JmAtiiia.
city OF Puehla and waila waila ply be-
tween Seattle and 6an Francisco. calling
M Port Townsend and Victoria. p. c.. as
follows
Leave Seattle Due
For San Francisco. san Francisco. q. N. |:
a. M: November 8. II. &C.
November 3. g. 49, =. IS.
Is &c, -. Decembsr !. & II. IL
December :. T. L. Is Il. -. u.
% .
!. leave San Franz Due Seattle .. M:
ctsco for Seattle sNovenber g. H. H
a. m q ~
November g. 10. Is peeember l. t. Is
~ Is Sc 3 -
December 5. 10. ls.i
20. &c %.
The magnificent steamer City OF Topeka
leaves Seattle at a. IN. for Alaska No
veuaber Is. - December lS q January
H. q. pue back al Seattle November Is
December 10. y. January 10. "a Feb
ruary 4
The company reserves right to change
steamers or sailing dates
J. r. TRoWBRIpGE. r. =. Snpt.
Seattle. Wash.
Gooaam. Perkins 4 Co. General Agents.
San Francisco
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OTEAMEao.
11Y ON THE FLSER."

oEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four ronrd trsrs dai.y ex~ep. sunday
In one hour and se~nsy.Hss mfnuieA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattls-rsco0a
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY Z
TIME CARD
Single fare 50c. Youni trip lie.
Leave seattie-7.A il.iS 4 a.. 7:S. s:lD
,. N.
Leave Tacona--e.A O. n: l. IN -
0rSDAyo
Leave eeattle--s 4 m. u m p m.
Leave Tacoma-e:T o. M. 80 10 m
Landing ~ Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rsrn street., Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flysr ana state ss
Washlnxtoa. fare &c.
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rHk ALAsk-- STEAMSHIP cos
EIEAAEh W2LLAFA
IAvs- Seorxe f.sorrga
Leaxs0g Seattle Tor Alaska Sessnber n
iAsa st is cock. aad syesy afssss Ahys
thereafter
Fsr freight ana passeneer sa,es epoly
% J. @. CARROLL. Aaeeg
8chesnAehes 3dck. TEL Pike q
CHARLES E. PEABODY 5sneral MAJ
a1er. seAtEa
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E Z. sachanaas xssss.
!. waliasa hsssisse
- kuschmanA Alaakn
IA, KaschEank Alasan.
EiixSoeth BuocAUonn Aiasnm
p G. Seymour, uAa 7rancisno.
Alex GriggA RsWeser.
w. III. Mixer. ~
e. AEderscn. 9eaut ves1nn
, Mll,lsn s; !; JcnsS kEs Tcvnsss1l
Frank n. Fisher. RSst xnssias.
Il. J, Lipsett. DuaeoseSa
II. compson. rcrtl1nl
Henry blackman. FUf4lnxA
J: Goodman. Portlaad.
Mrs. Goodman. rorslana
Mrs. Il. Redmond, foee1onl
A. 4. Welch, Juneau
-. e. Welch, Innean
d Il. Campbell. A1A1ha.
THE HuTLE1
L. II. Howe. New yptk
II. {. Van Mesa. NsW YoeA
c. ID. Frat. Everett
Howard y. Thoma4 81. - y3onnnneM
c. A. Puanca. whAtcp1
K. w. Mitchell. City.
g. V. Calhoun, City.
Il. Safo. san Frnnciecot
j. Howard Watson. La6n eAnenn
c. w. Howard. EaifAavpa
=. e. schooley and vita CareoualA
]. 2. Armstrong, PortlaAl
+. r. Howe. New York. -
O.. +. Clark. Portland.
l.. III. Jansen, Tacoma.
A. Aassst s Wien. Liberty wAsA.
Joseph Millar. HuAtsr'q Hays
Z, ]. Husehings. San tsanclnoA
T 7; !; scot 4 M Ellsnsss1rf ,,....
George Turner. Spokane
Il. I'll. Winston. Spokan&
August Engel. Dayton. WaGA
Douglass Almond. AuaceFen2
II ts4has. Ga EFa8xAnRn
r. e. CLARK. Portland.
John r. woicott, shoal ~. i G
s :; Re aass,. oiymp'@
.. Franixsl. San Franctsqe
r. Il. Montgomery. San 1xonG1nnA
p. ii. Cariyon. Olympia.
W. c. Wyman. Chicago.
William r. Bird. Tacoma,
Thomas Duncan. 81 Lnuie
T; D.; seymour. San rrnne1
J. @. Ballinger. u. 8. r G
q. II. Camden. U. s. n. G.
A. Cranston, Portland
@. w. villa. vancouvef. =
J. c. Saunders. Port T0unqon4
q. Y. Casson and wife. hax& uo1y10
THE NEW EN0LAtGn
James e. Nichols. Portland O.
Georse Hamilton and wis@ HeeelonA
J. r. Ludlow. CITY.
II. Henson. Metlakahtla. AlaeqA
o. Dobson. MstiakahtiA. Aleek
NJ. Benson. Metiakahtla.. AJeoM
A. Usher. Mssiakahtia 49,
~ rsssv.r, Mn ~ ~ 1iS1r
r.uss Fast Krtrhekin 1foSfSn -
"; L Moore: San Traas!soA
Ma Anassson san ffSnoiSSn
a1s,sh n.mirs
F. s. -. =. c sn Csshnr:An
Sr,.n S;,~
+. ssa u.,snr po-,a.nA Sss
THE RAINlrR.onAnn
J. W. Mill,can. Tacoma
Joseph r Gilbert MiiWan1nnM a
II. RI. Downing. 81. Paul
j. II. Amett. San FrancisoA
case Edvs RIA New YORK -
DIR. John J' Buckley. n, i. -
i Trussdeli' cnicss@
y; o, ho, g. \; {. p 8
X. j. Westiand. Eyeret6
n 1ravlor Everett
r n Mniford Everett.
~ "a suiiivan u ii NayYt
" 9rnff portiana Fs
+. 4. seeley. Portland.
d. Il. p smith TacomA.
r. III sturdevans n: G;
]. ~. Mcclellan. -. rnaE
.,corSs e. SieveIAnus
=. =. henry. lily. 49,
J. ~ Morris. San rranc's
A. Hixgin, - Lonie $500.
Edward J. Wolfe Pan e
q. thompson, Sn.sns 49,
THE STEVEN
r. - Rob,n.nn Tacoma.
Mrs. A. Wri1ht civ.
a Morrison and villa lh1mGn
: slsseass Lowe , =. cs V,s; :.
r. a.ao,,sr NJ Whstcou.
Telix IL Iahsrwood' Pos{lanh
4 nj Charlton Tacoma.
,s.a'ttttss
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KRcsg AND MADISON LINZ


VIII sail Svc-n San Francisco regularly
carrying srssgss a. n rer tea ceanec.lrg
a. Seattle fer al Points
e = CANE Aren't
Axsicgson tcsk. Teisahosa PIKE -
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PUGET SOUND & CENTRAL A4ERI-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Steamship rrAnssS sH leave Seattle sor
Central America On pscemhsr IS.
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n.r,I, $50 nocTK.

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T.. 8 EAIi.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gzibrat.a soSk, sooi ~ Washsna-
ten street Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa.-
Pert Gamble. s<aneek, Brinncn. Holly.
DewAfto, Llis.wssp Faiss. Hoodspors and
Cnion City. Return. alt~rsas< dayA
D TRorTMAN Master
Telephone Res ISL
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PUGET ooCND q Al.A8xA STRAIN
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP rfry or KINGSTON.
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fsf sss csuniy 81 King.
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80 srss@rsy. sisaalea In King
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= $50 dssers o<s property a pnnstr
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"a 81 cay es Soxerase Der. 1859
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90 on THE GREYHOUND

GO ON THE GREYHOUND
Everett Edmcnns. SEohomish Route.
TWO rounc trips daily. except Sunday. In
eject Nov %, ifas: Leaves Seattle 7.E ..
ua-. ssE p. m: leaves Ev-re;. 10 a. m.
y m Seattle landing. Coluaan dock. Ev-
esett landing. Merchants dock Connects
with Str Flyer for Tacoma with Str Nj
fado Tor &nohoznish, with train for Monte
Cristo and way stations. Telephone, Red
Ei+ FRANK w. GOODHEE. Mgr.
l. & r. TRANSPORTATION CO.
Weekly Time Card. Skaxft River Route:
kfcaner Champaign leaves Seat-fe NV
q, az iz midnight: Nov. g. at Z midnight;
Nov n. at IL midnight. Leaves Mount
Vernon. Nov. =. az a. m: Nov. e. al 7
wood Fir. sksgsf City. Mount Vernon and
Avon fTuiaiip going south Sunday and
north Tuesday, City dock. steamers for
Telephone. Main s.. S q. YERKEs. ygr.