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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Mary, wife of JOHN Dolflng, of North
Catharine street, died last evening In con-
fnement. Deceased had been condned to
bed for three weeks and was aged 80 years.
She is survived by her husband and seven
children. The funeral will take place on
Monday morning. Services will be held in
the German Catholic church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Diamonds, Watches rings, silverware,
fancy goods, cut glass and banquet lamps
with Dresden or silk shades, at A. Holder
mans
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11
EverYhndY SAWS

That A. Holderman's jewelry exhibit
finest, The goods are of superb AZ
carefully selected. The prices lower
plgetyhs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11
AtRreen,s Rinltn Cnfe-

Oysters ON toast will be served as free
tonight. Plenty for everybody.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
Meals served at all hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

And buy nice pair of gents fine gloves
for yourself or your friend as a holiday gift.
Large assortment at MAX LEVIT'S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

A Timely Warning.

DR., NJ. S. Kistler has removed his
from 1870 to 1876 North Jardin street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11
Pound Party.

You will go estray by not purchasing your
holiday goods at HOlderman's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Watch chains in varieties, Maley's, the
jeweler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Diamonds, watches, rings, silverware
fancy goods, cut glass and banquet lamps
with Dresden or silk shades. at A. Holder
mans
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

ECONOMY is a Great Revenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Diamond rings, solitaires in prices
$500 to $3.50, Diamond earrings, u
pendants and lace pins at A. Holde.
corner Main and LloYd streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

More diamonds at Holderman's than any
store In the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11
Died in Confinement.

Ladies and gents gold watches. AT
Maley's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Two Pounds Citron and Lemon Peel
80. Two Pounds Layer Figs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

Three Pounds New Cleaned Cunants.
Four Pounds New Gem Currants
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

-Four Quarts New White Beans.
-Four Quarts New Green Peas
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-11

- ls..s. tersay The esltS Is Mouth s50l 900 Js
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

Steamer c. c. Cherry. CAut owtft, was
In port yesterday.
Steamer Rosaiie carried Q CIR load Of
wagons and a car load OF general mez.
clandise 20 Victoria hst night
japanese steamship KonourA MAru has
now almost half her carEo OF lumber
loaded. She win try 10 nnish and satl by
October IA.
Schooner q. W. Watson was towed 70
sea yesterday from Port Blakeley b. the
tug Sea Lion. She - lumber laden for San
Francisco.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
steamer Mexico, sailing from San Fran
cisco October II. viii carry general mer.
chandise at 81 per ton.
Bark Rufus E Wood was wAtsred yes
terday by the tug Mayfower and expected
to sail from Smith cove last night With
q cargo OF coal for San Francisco
This l. steamer day. Steamer City OF
Puehla will sail FOR San Francisco Ct
O'Clock this morning. Steamer Walla WaliA
is expected 70 arrive during ths day.
The bark Latona, which has been In
Port Townsend for two or three months.
came TO Port Blakeley Wednesday to
load lumber. She loads for South America
Steamship Transit lies sA- the Arlington
dock, receiving freight Her cargo win
probably b completed b. Saturday. tho
day on which she has been advertised 70
0ail-
Steamer Rapid Transit arrived here yes-
tersay from Nanaiuso with . eargo OF coal
for Olympia She entered and paid duty
here. and took IN inspector over 70 dis
charYA
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Silver Ears 49,. e D-nsss-SrSAe
Mex. Dol ....g@SS@asl Telegraph :. :. a
hinIax stocks
NEW YORK MaRKEra

New Yo-k- Oct. s-The sto-k rn.ra@.
f0a&y moved irregular ceea IN r,alrst ~
activity aad prsces. The sosurn- ~ $50
Ee~s ~as Essfay res sos.sfvs. Dat Periods O.
ANIMATION were followed ~ .ntsrv.Is 81
taseGss a@ssEess4 4Ss speculation was no
.x4s professional tran heretofore DEAF
iA&es ~ outsiders an Szargin = being DIS
S14r@ST1 ~ large COR II sss.or ADVISES
s1&2 can3feA E@@S ey the nrrn Tendency az
hsaasy rates there as no rews Of sr@-
ca Importance bearing xsrsrsTsy x1rssa
x-sa%s aside frssza ire garsa~x rysrSse-ats
engage rn@aSs O. gas1 IL L~cntor for sAgn-
sGessk 70 inss eouasTy- The market crs.r.ei
SsA& ard s1asr 1rceF q re. 4saost0r On fhs
AssFy setting movement IAas Aa5 mark
o. Ire close Ns1nesdAg
a.2@w4g bends Eers dill &na Irregular
49, 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

aAy Al tie epsning IN attempt uas usAAe
% ootsses ~ KA6.y1 ana Tor little cine
~ saortS wePe successful bat In tae
eEsraooa POPULATIONS we're again IN force.
ena very depressed feeling WAS abroad.
= wuv1 seem asnoss impossible 20 g@s
sVer ne sesslemeat without number OF
ueIAois4 Is ass.ssAnce - cesn9 resosuteiy
N-Seu Americans opened mcru or lass
nAl And closed without recovery Ccasoss
sr 81. On The sold effiux Eiaesa00 Ia
- oefnE withdrawn for America Acs.
,or Egypt AZ the lAst moment
49, xcW "a gold ID being ahspped d.
As0s afon france to America
0Peaast~1s and craans.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 1-Wheat-Spot quiet:
~sMSnc Moderate. No. red spring. s. I'D:
40 ! hard Aaassoea. g "a; No. Casffor-
nsA. - 81 Futures opened iryn. with near
81 Us.ant positions ~ lower. closed
nIm wsih DeceE Der Nd higher ana c9nes
months unchanged from yesterday; oc-
scoer - adj November, s. iaixd; Decem-
u@d - - AASs' AAs2s>A' -
Carn-Spc, Arm: American mixed new,
LA Futures steady. with near and
ois,ans Positions I'D lower: closed arm.
months unchanged from yesserdsy: Susi-
less accns equally distributed. October.
= ud. November. - ii%d. December, -
January. %. March, - IA
s.oar-.Ftrm. demand latr; O. Louta
fancy winter. -
deps->At Lsn4on. Pnetnos coasl -
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The following books have been received
"a ~. .'rc pio nc, " nc,nh~ 10: 49,
AZ. "a e..-..>. AYxx.
LANES LAne Anen; ., Atysn stas ASAA'
"kentueky C,rdinsi; A! -, n ~.
cir osmusr - oeA'' 49, " ~ ~
Sea-, J-h ban v v,,n.-.,a. =, .n.,., I.
Lillian Bell Xae unocssloe u x0anSs'
b.isu; , v,..x ..s.a..> v,oa.. ..
BsaMA- . 49,.
Jersey LAM Es.J. LovH u Ud
Ciofhss and Vtner ssorSS ~.
A. feki CAnan: iNs o5 sue Ne"
York 0hero CIIsI
Mrh Ameli1 hivss Snano'ss' ns
samus! I. Cismsm tae rrsr I'm Sssoa-''
Pucd nnead WAson. 1870
Marie Goreni C~ <1s
MT. Craisis Uoen onxs r,, Aeeos~
pssad fne hsrD LOO .sen:
= SrosxesI ~ -, Hsa'y; To-. 1890
n-enAfu n1rns 1870 w. S"eAss
Cousins" as-Dzn0 -
A Conan poyie, apao1tS 0x oHsee0isr
0srara. Ds an 49,. ..
s. Barring oouk. 1ns 1roeo squire
CHS. v.. .oa. =.
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MARINE zEwa

San FrAncioco. Oct A-Arrsvu6-o esamer
San BenisA tom TaooaA: soAr Emma
Caudina. Grayo hAroor. oaileA-BArk
Kate Davenport, 70 Port HiakAisy.
Tatoosh. Oct 1-Paa~d October Z. ctr
Mackinaw. Tor TaoonaL
Tacoma, Oct. A-Spsclal.-Aey1vOd-
Blk Holyrood. frun shanghal % had
wheat.
Br sh Howth. from Tacoma Sailed Ocso-
Der f-Br sh Reliance. for Portland. Or. !:
Santa Rosaisa-Bktn Northwest. from As
tcria. arrived October &
Bremerhaven. Oct. A-ArT1ved-IAAn.
New York via 0outhamUeon: Nugnchon.
New York,
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SIS O'Clock last night by . hloo o1ng1n
from box IS Pike st1Ssk and Seventh AV0.
nCA
IN the membership contest. z. ~. C. A.
the "Lenss" have once moro taken tho
lead. the score last nsEAs standing.
Longs n Shorts" - Ga the gymn0.
attn flc~or yesterday evening thirty-st1
men were present In the training ctaa0.
the largest number thus far reported
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

L000n. OF 9-Tnsro wno . hEyo e.
Ssndanos ~ The wool auction sAleu today.
tezrsr~ al around wae uanifeSsed pm
"a Arenas was fully eArehing deArer.
while Falklands Are unchanged There
wcre lz.siy bales. Of which laO were with
drawn sales In detail.
New south Wales-f.4D hales: secured
S-xl0ls "a; greasy, s6Sd. oueensland-iA
nalss. secured. Is I'd: greasy. 54sySa Vie
% % South AuEralia--ssf bales: greasy.
e.24s14d TasmAnia-4&s bales, ocoarel
sss. - I'D; greasy. szfsd
New Lsal2n3-2.s79 bales: secured, edo
IS I'd; Greasy. Sanei3d. CApo Of Good
hope and SasAl-i.s8 hales. secured. "a
asdgls ID: sreajy. <s48T4d.
runcA AreoAe-l70 halas: g1easX 0kD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club. Csc. blue stem, 40: druA
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. Oct. S-Whea.-WallA Wala,
$50 s9c. Valley, eilissc per bushsi.
SAN FRANCISCO Markets.


San Francisco. Oct a-Flour-Net cash
prices fer family extras. 81, %: bakers
extras. &.sVfyf. superfine. $3Sgy30.
wheas-shlppsng wheat. Ills for No. !.
an n si-is,A for choice: milling wheat. Nis0
Barlsy-Feed. fair % good. m07nsc;
choice. &c; brewing so6s5c-
oass-Ailiins. so9sSe; Surprise. snsco
!lsg@ei poor % fair. HIs6Sasc; black. Tor
Rsesipts-F,oar. quarter sacks. is,I9:
barley. centals. 1850; cats. centais. 80: Ore
gcn. +so; beans. sacks. $40: potatoes.
sacks. 1893; onions. sacks, AS; bran. sacks.
hsS s pp sisa ,asss .eo ssy tons. So
wool, bales, 100; raisins, boxes, 10: hides.
number, I'D: wine. gallons. s.. 100: quick
silver tasks. 80.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mltdlings. slsGls. 80 per ton: California
bran. $134i3.5o: outside brands bran. $50
wea, s and iP oas aa sa as g. S o Per sG1
barley. river. 81 soJ5: barley, best. Hn7 !;
alfalfa. 50. soFss- 30: alfalfa nrst cut SOS:
Sssss: straw. 3,afsoc per bale.
EARLY Rose pstasoes. .s@s3oc per GENITAL;
common Salinas Burbanks. 51I65c; fancy
lns s s sws seasoTs . ssssf sur See.
onions, 30si &c; pickle onions, &e9l5oc: bay
tomatoes. Ia G1Sc per box; cueurabers. ia
Cream Cree sq ssaA Ssr b ssr . ssxi ps s
sc per box: Alameda green corn. ner
crate, 75eGsi; Berkeley corn. .sd5ac:
ss s pspe srI.a oSs ,. sssnl 9sTa ssc
Lima beans, Si.e53i.50 per sack: string
leans, SGi5o per sack; garlic. igac per
apples. sd5ec: ssrawbsr i sal '' per
ssaas; ersnSsrrles. s,SsSs per- barrel:
s fss ,os siac Is, :. Sa,ss per box swee,xs,sr
Mascs; ssasSc: Tosay. S5asoc: Isabella.
s.assoc per crate: wassrmeions. $5gio per
i nsnes ssAlsSR ss s sai soP per s sssIs
ka-t,sst pears. 7scasi Is: porae e a
Mexica1 lines. ssas.a per BOZ: Calisor.
ma lemons. tifsf =: good to choice Calf
tornls lemons; 8 ssra; fancy California
rineapples, s. soGs4 per dozen: Persian
dases, so 5ssc per pound
Fancy creamery butter, snfcsc per
second, l71isc: picked. Mai7s: firkln. i ia;
Is: fancy. mild. new cheese, sQl0c: last
Store eggs. common. IsGsoc per dozen:
2af2eSc: do, select. essaslc: Eastern. Isssnc.
1--we turkey goboiers. l25lsc Der pound:
hers. 21l3ci young turkeys. i2n1sc: roos-
sss o oS er = Fs a sa T:s:isFs yoqns s.
large, E.Tsfs, sryers, ss-7s0s.S: hens, s. 50
W&5e: ducks, old, s.: ducks young, s3a4:
geese. per pair. n.3: SosIlnss per pair,
s. .-S1i.Ss; pigeons. ole. $50: pigeonx
young. siSoaii -: hare. s1c4sl per dozen:
gray geese. s.4-5o
Wool.
Fail; Choice mountain. e1sssc; Door
mountain. 475c: san joaquin plains. sIsc:
san Joaquin. footaill, sgsi4c: Northern,
fail. es9.szc-
Hcrs.
Hops-saotabie a. s9.c Per pound for
old.
Closing Quotations.
Whea.-S.eady; December. s. soI: May.
EATisy-Inact!yss May Sc.
Corn-farEs yellow. Sc.
California BEAa-slSsSIBD.
FinanrtaI.
Silver bars 49,. e Drnsts-SlxAe
Mex. DOL ....ssES-ss Telegraph :. :. q
~
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rAroosH SHIPPING Rxroars.

TaAoosh Ishnd. Oct A-9 q m-Haruua-
eter. ao.o6; dense fog; wird. q W.. 3 miles.
Passed >in-Sseamer Mackinaw. ie:i6 last
Acknowledgements al.oo: cloudy: dense
fo~. wind. W.. S mileA
ie:0 p m, Tasooxh-Barumetef. Se:0o:
cloudy wind, W, miieA Mean Bay
Cloudy: calm. Port Angslesp-BAromatsr,
1905: dense 4S-. wind. W.. miles.
p. M. Tatoosh-Baroxneter. 0:1S:
Neah BayLciear: calm. PORT Anesies-
Barometer. so.li partly clear: wind. W..
miles: bark In bay.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nRna GARLAND AND EvANuEL.
G55ssSr Garland leaves yes.er dock Nom
~ Wednesdays and YridAys ~ : q =.
~ I'M Townsend. Port Wl.ieMs. Dun
- PM Angeles. Fort Crescent Gestys-
m. Pysht. csa.iam Bay AND NsAh Bay:
10 days. Esexmer Evangei leaves
x41og dock for Port Townsend, Port An
GIee ana victoSia Mondays. Wednesdays
- pYSdsys ~ s.0 p. n; arrives Seattle
Si11rn61A dayn 40 .. N.
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". d. Washbsrn Killed ~ Circle City.
News OF harroom shooting which cc-
essrred fl Circle City over . month ago.
and tn which W. ID. washourn was killed.
was nsa6e public Tor The arss time yssser-
day Washhurn was IN cld-fin.er on the
Yukon. He had married Q sauaw woman
and settled comfortably 70 stay. II was
his custom to 60 on spress. and while tn
soxieased he Vas reckless and quarrel
sorne White drunk be had words With
Proprietor CocnesteT. Of the l. ~ l. sa-
leon and was shct- BY . ctt;senS Jury
Conn~ster was exonerafed % hiame. ~ he
WAS thought 20 hays acted In esif-defsuss
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IS6TON ROUTE
HEANER A. R. ROBfN00N.
Carrying T. 8. Mall,
= ~ Orchard and Port Washin9ton
-. leAyss City jock. TOO: OF Main
ssSeiI. Brick Yard. Bremerson. q. q
~ Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
SSssa. 8Ilverdaie- Leaves Fort Orchard
~ station q 1n m.: arrives seat,ls
iS1ue q Co. agents. TeIephone. Main
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n EFFECT OCTOBER I. Ia

ARie. Edmonds and Everett RoutA
4po fuund trips daily except Sunday.
Lnaves Seattle 7.tS q. m. . .. n. Coo
oec{s with steamer Mtka1o for Snohomish.
iAnds q CONAN dock. foot OF Marion
fnves Everett 10 O m. $50 p. m. Con-
ueets With s;eamer FLYER for Tacoma
Lands At Merchants dock Everett
onft:e & Tacoma Navigation Company.
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TIE remains Of Rschard K Wsnssrs. who
died saxt wednesday evening. we're taken
10 Victoria last evening % ne steamer
Rosasie The remains vers accompanied
by tie WOW and Q auDber of hss rela-
sivea TIE funeral segv1cse VII - held
Ct Victoria
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2k1TIE EVERETT AND wHAT,oN
ROUTE.
mats 81 washington leaves Seattle daily.
9eses easurday AZ 70 2 a.
EER ROUTE.
hIfhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
e1edny. a. 4. m
Jsfephone. Main IN Yesier dock.
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vaneouver. B. G. o. 9-IAo Gnnm
WArrsmoo left for AustrsliA tpdAy, -
had . large pAsSengr list and = IN
csy u UushG
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Oct A-Wheat for about an
hour after the opening continued 10 evfnce
q preference for lower prices. The reasons
erpool quotations at che opening were
below yesterdays closing figures and the
Minreapolis and Dulath receipts we're
xsra n &c % nasny e sss sas Of ras
spring wheat crop With a plausible argu-
rnent in favor Of that contention. The re-
se1s q a,s las. ss year sa: after
holding short dime around ssasc the mar
ket nade q sudden splurgc and before the
advancs was CHECKED the prlss naa g gan an.
came I'D higher. The indications point
10 larger clearances from both coasts. and
there was talk Of further In ports OF gold.
influence on che money market and bnss-
ness generally. But the most stimulating
Influence was the discovery that Cudahy,
whose selling has Of late ossn the chief
stumbling block In the way OF the huils,
had changed bis tactics and had become
Al active buyer. Most Of the brokers sup
active and the purchases for his account
up TO noon were believed TO have aggre-
gated at least 2coo 800 bushels. The mar
the last hour. The buiilsh iunusnces were
tire continued buying oy Cucahy. the poor
outlook from the European crops a. COM
piled BY Beeroohm and .hs Increasing
fgns OF the shorts.
Germ was firm most OF the session
Oats opened al or very near yesterdays
close cold up Ac. reacted and closed firm
Provisions got a strong start by small
receipts Of Gogs ard another small run
predicted for tomorrow.
Closing Qnosnsfons-
whea,--Octoher. Cs1ssc. December
g. 1sss.c.
Corn-ocroher. s@sc. December. 5Aa
OAsx-oetober. ike Decemhe lItc.
pork-octooer, SO: Decem Der, IS ..
I-3rd-Dctoeer, Ai7; December, 49,
nsos-oetoeer and December. ss.se.
Rye-Gc.
Barley---Sfy5c-
Tsmotsy-GaL
Flsx-ss;s cts.
Live Stoek.
Cattle--safss we're On . basis os e. go
sac for common 20 fancy steeTss with near
iy al the sales above ~ and the bulk OF
the cattle sold at g. es9& Is: stockers and
feeders. & E0SEs ranse feeders. Ssf2- 20:
GOES ana aslsers, 81 81 =. . few fancy
hstfsFs setting around IS. bulls. g. sszss So
caves g. Ssda@. Western rangers. weak
e. steers selling enIs1y ~ s.. @zsj.ss. ald
eo0s al S@-A%s@.&~
EoTz-Sa.es were al rhe way frcn & 20
for coarse heavy up 70 6.as for prime as
free al ys@ke -. pigs sold ~ E~A@@4A
sANeq-Iomnsou 20 ehoscs sheep we're
sslahis az Ns<s5. westerns gong chiefly
a. e. ssqs. with prime export natives
scarce ana arm a. 3. 1904 =, AN bs sold
a. g. aga 5. chiefly AZ G-S45t2. Feeders
are takzng a LIBERAL percentages os sas
sheep Al g ssg@7s
Recslpt.-csss.e. u.as: hcga z.ae;
ehsep. Il. Ne-
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LAB TRANSPORTATION CO.
Ak ACfE RIl~E-fN rshf-rLc

eeamsr Champaign leaves Seattle Tues
~. Oct. I. AT a. m.: Thursday. Oct. q
9sA m. Saturday. Oct. 10. al .. n.
t1ves Mount vernon. Wednesday. oct. Z,
ega A.; Friday. Oct. 2. n a. m. Sum
say. Oct II. al ! a. m. calling at stan
ecod VIZ. ssagii City. Mount Vernon ana
As0A. tTulaiip going south Sunday and
seffh Tuesday, s. G.. YERkES. Manager
Sy pork. Steamers FOR ali ponss On The
vsoaA Open al night. Tel. Main 81.
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1uuu3 SOUND 4 AL.xzKA orEAaG-


VICTORIA ROUTE.
arRxNgHTP CITY or KINGSTON.
s1Gen Tacoma and Victoria. b c.
s eSSlLVi Nj Tacoma Iff0sArI l.t5Am
SjIvi z1Pt. TOWNSEND 3SEArIii Dom
'1riIfN Victoria f0fLvt eaopO
5[S3g except Mon1Ay.
- sfeauer furnishes 0rse-ciAae aceom-
STS "a ieayos from Yeal4 uSnrl.
u sassa, -. inquire oe
a r. TsF~->-rvKE
YeoIsr wharf. ooattiA
y A. NADEAu.
0eoeEul Agent n. p. Railway.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
nrAMER RoaAIIR

UIEA2EH HOGAIAA
lfnnntan dock. leaves for Victoria and
fI0 3UWusend daily. except @ turdAy. at
q n: returning leaves Victoria Of
% 4 steamer idaho leaves Tor Port
fv1roen0 and way ports daily. except
~. q Ia m: sunday. direct. at 3
q -: returning direct. leaves Port
4punssn6 II o. m, Phone. Pike y.
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PoKrr.AxD OUT or IN.

The Sound Cities Get the Alaska. Jap
- anA Central AmssSss Esstssss~
While P0-tiand-siss sdsy by. satisfied VIII
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kRusE AND MADISON LINE.
SCHOONER VEGA

.. - Al ron San Francisco Cs~tcA~r n.
!. yinx srs.xat "a s1 per ton. eonnec.lng
= ssas'ss Ter al pelats.
e e. CAME. Aren't
Arlington sssk. Tels.asse PIKE a
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
srrAMrn TOPfl

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. y noon. Seattle. Yeoier
VAR n m, Mondays ard Thursday
- Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fai-haven.
%<v Whatcnu. Blaine ana Friday HaF-
~ ana Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
y y. Relieving isv
Pare &c R;atne s.: fare 20 Vancouver,
Foe further information Apply 10 fes-
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TACOMA, SHE KICKS.


1AiAks tAe ouartermasser Deck Should
Have Been Given ths job. Although
~ II Thirty-ssven Feet Too short
The Nippon fuses .kaishA Could Not
Wait for n Exsensien to BE Con-
strucfed and Made Contract With
the Government.
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
xs.5a shares. including: American To-
bacco. $500. Atchison. 500: American SUI
fsT so7oe Burlington s S,.x quincy nos:
yills. 500; Realms, 800: Rock Island;
Flour-Recespts. l4.4oo barrels: exports.
Minnesota patents. g. S942s: do bakers,
nsog3a 3; winter patents, SsogAio; do
wheat-Receipts. $50, $50 bushels; exports,
1850 Spot firm: No. hard. ss%c. OPP
tons declined under lower cables. short
sales and continued large spring wheat
nna aecasd strenxsh on eossrfas induced
BY better closing English cables and fresh
reports OF wheat shipments to India.
Ciosss ss n rassnss NS 5sa October
Hops.
Hop'-ouie1 Woo.
wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Quiet: United closed ais
Metals.
.Copper-steady; exchange price. $ic.so0
Pig Iron-pur; Southern. a1aScii:
Northern, &io.75Q12 So
Lead-Stsady:' broksrs' price. s.so; exc
Tfn--Stratta. tlo.6s6lo. 70: plates. easy.
Spelter-Quiet: domestic. $3.eo03 70.
Co@ee.
Coffee-Options closed steady, s points
decline to 10 points advance. Saies. D. 500
bags, including: October. 9&9l0c. De-
cember. s.s0c. Spot coffee, Rio steady;
No. Z, Jobbing. uac.
Sugar.
Sugar-RAw. steady; refined. quiet
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FOREIGN MARkETs-


yscn6or. Oct t-SEiver, sod- Consclz,
;sSs<
New York, Oct THE evening Poes'a
financial cASlsgYam from London aayx:
Crsegsssd stock nArxe<S Weru S1s rs.o TO-
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k0Rr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
ISGToS ROUTE

teavee Galhra:th dock. foot cs wassfnR.
street; fas seash Reach. sylvan Grove
White. Erenertor. tnsf@e StAtes Dry
~ Charleston. sidney. Tracyton. Chi
NsSsrfale. at $50 .. m-s Saturday. 80
sunday, .. NJ. .rsturninK. tmvoo
Veoais .; SIS T. m Telephone. Red
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Don't for q nouens
think Of giving up In de-
spsIr- Tour position 10
certainly . bad one. Yes.
you naturally feel biua.
and because some enc
failed 10 cure you. you
behave there y No hope
1cr yoa
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Government bonds were dau. but satshs-
~ lower "a safes oS g son
Money nd AxcAanee.
q ooey On call easier. ~ 36s pr csnt- !;
iAss loan. Ger cent: closed. oyered. !
Fer canL: prime mercantile paper NOM
tnAssy. a0s per cent Sterling exchange.
heavy. Via actual business IA banker
s-sis a. AS&0AA for demand. ard a g
TOT SKY days: posted rates, 81 Ss1Ss7s So
al M80AW. commercial oulA $i2s1.
Bar oliver. NsSc silver ce.tsacatea CSC.
c~sastis1 ef the Treasury.
Iocay's statement Of the condition OF the
treasury anoux. Available cash balance,
Ssai-Sss.00. Sold reserve, G1Seaa. 9Ss-.