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oraerod % san rranci.co.

Capt. Dorr F. Tozier. o. tbs United States
revenue cutter Grant. yesterday recaived
telegraphic orders from Assistant Secre-=
tary OF the Treasury G. s. Hamlin 20 pro-
coed AZ once 20 san Francisco. There -
considerable uncertainty "a 20 what Capt
Toner'S mission 10 the Bay city means.
the general impression heinr. however
that ~ Is IN connection with the fnvestga-9
zion OF charges against Capt Heaisy. lats
in command OF the cutter Bear.
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worlds sh,pnsnts and generous visible sup
ply decrease. declined again under lsuuida-
ton and TIA small Increase in English vis-
iols. and closed weak. at &sI5Sc net loss.
No. red January closed &c; May. 6S I-l6S
s. 1-l5c; closed, ESQ.
Hops.
Wool.
wcol-cu,sl
Metals.
Pig .ron-weak: Southern, <--Sc3c1A
Northern. sfsgFIs.so.
Copper-wsak; exchange. s9sofs1si
Lea3-Easy: exchange. $sfa0zts.
T1n-Eas.s<: straits. sI2.ssds.2oi piAtsA
quiet.
Spelter-Firn; domestic 81 nominal
Cofree.
Co|ee-Options closed quiet. ct ua-
changed PRIZES 70 points net decline;
March. SIS 2ss51asS Spot coffee. RIO, dallj
No. !. lac; mid. dull.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw. culls refined. quiet
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Strong; si.4a
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IAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
p-aaastursa and Grains.


81 F>-ane'sco. Jan. Ts.-Flour-FauIlv
AZ as g e5li3 -: bakers extras. " -
8 sl,perhne. g. 50Y2 70 per barrel
W heat-Shlpplng. $l,O59l.ossA per GENITAL
FOR No. I. and sl.073a for choice; milling.
p rley-Feed. fair 70 good. 6Ag7oc:
60 .. TIC; brewing. 75gsec
CD shilling. 75QS5c per GENITAL; SURPRISE
g 4: fancy feed. S50ac; good % choice.
30 s. poor to far e-T7)c; black, Tor seed,
s. q. 90. gray, T5ISlc per GENITAL
I'd o!rts-FTour. quarter sacks. $40; %
Was fnston. & g-s. wheat centals sass; 90
Was lngton. 7so. barley. centals. 4i45; Do
" ,fngron Sss: oats. centals. 2,1lo; do
v frr+on. 600: corn. ceHtals. l5s5
oearf sacks, CO: potatoes, sacks. S42
oniot : sacks. -: bran. sacks, 1850, mid
din sacks. 30. hay. tons. 81; straw.
tons %. hops. bales y; mustard. sacks.
IA axseed. Washington. sacks, -: WOOL
5ale 10. vine. gallons. 1850; hides. Num-
Der. %. ra.slns. boxes. 30. quicksilver.
nasA 10.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
~! Fsllrgs, slSG@7; bran. SO 5H3iA
IA Wheat, Ssffl2- =. wheat ard oat'
3 Il 80; cat. s. .5p8lo 70; alfalfa, s7as;
oarie s7gq. %; clover. sslGss compressed.
81 80 II, stock. ss97 50; straw. S5S6c per
5unf
POI ,,oas-saI3nas Burhanks. e5790,;
RiveV P,rrbanks. spTfac. oregon Burbanks.
45G7t river reds. 5s8oc, Early Rose, 20
So; xeet potatoes. 81 .5olf2. MERGED DO 70
: = antornia onions. soqaa-: DO Oregon,
s--e7t .ornstres los Angeles. 75sQ&};
strsa bans ss7fec. green peas. +aec; car
rots, sF5ae. cabbage. 5c. dried peppers.
- mushrooms. 10 Pa; asparagus, -
GE
~ A--res. No. grade. sac1sl: CON-
mon. afss-. fancy. s. - Mexican lines.
California lemons. common, <s
g r.oa 10 choice. Sl-5s3z, do fancy.
s. a n ~sltr,~-fa oranges. seedlings. glB
!. IS. ,.a-s 3 58TZ s.. japanese ua.lia-
rf7s ii -. bananas. t--5e-. pineapple.
&
ButU -ra--v creamery. c-d1Se- Sec
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton, for the county Of King. p. j. Glen
non. plaintiff, VS.. Chin Quong Fook and
Chin You Ling, co-partners under the
firm name OF Gee Lee & Co, 81. F.
Baekl8s, Fredo,in Wilhelm and Regina
Wilhelm, A. Hanback,. II. NJ. Carraher,
receiver OF the Rainier Power and Rail-
way Company. and the Rainier Power
and Railway Company, defendants. No.
is 401
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
end special execution. issued out Of the
above named court, in the above entitled
cause, and 10 me directed and delivered,
I have duly levied upon all the interest
or the defendants Chin Quong Fook and
Chin You Ling. co-partners as Gee Lee &
Co by virtue OF an indenture OF lease
dated November nth, 1886. between the
defendants Fredolin Wilhelm and Regina
wilhelm. as lessons, and said co-partner-
to the easterly sixty by sixty (elxs0) feet
OF lot five 60. IN block sixteen dg May
nards plat 10 the town now city) OF Sc
attic together with three-story brick
building and basement situate within the
Unite % said lot. and lying and being IN
the city Of Seattle. King county. wash
%otice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 3lst day Of January. 1896. at
the hour OF ten O'Clock q. m OF said day
AZ tie frCnt door OF the courthouse, In
the city OF Seattle. IN said King county,
I viii sell the above described property at
public auction, TO the highest and best
dated tbs TIE 9TH day OF December.
1850. a. +. VAN DE WAITER,
Sheriff.
Bausrnan. Kenehsr & Emory. Attorneys.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Ssattle-Tacora
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAY Z
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc; round trip. &c.
Leave Seattle-7:s5; Il Id a m. 2:4O, e:lS
p. NJ.
Leave Tacoma-9:S1 a. m; !. 40. p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a. IN; u m; 2. n.
Leave Tacoma-9:0 a. M. 80, 40 p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commancial dock, foot OF Ma
rion street, Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington, fare 5oc.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Board OF Trade.


ChicaGc. jan I-whcat started IN
weak. The first Impulse was 20 sell tAe
market or on the higher consoss and the
moro pacific POLITICAL news and the ArSt
trade was 80 $40. or 20 ufteer the close
Saturday. But Liverpool cables quoted
wheat firm. on the peer cFop prospects IN
India and reports from California that dry
Gather threatened the crop tnare. This.
with the expectation es a large decreasc
IN the visible. set t6a trade 70 buying
rathe- freely, and brought about an early
advance. In an hour frorA the opening
May had risen TO eAsGlaaSc. The Black
sea ports shipped only a3sS1o bushels las.
week. and tho total shipments from al
countries. including those from this coun-
try and Canada, were 5,e6o0oo husaels.
against estimated weekly requirements of
s2c00oo n shortage for the week OF Leo
COO The visible supply figures began early
IN the day - indicate z larger decrease
than had been generally expected. Nnt1e-
apoAs increased only iahoo bushels. not
withstandinE her heavy receipts last
week. and the increase az Duluth was
only IiAoQo bushels. and New York showed
a decrease % $500 bushels. The total de-
crease as finally ascsrtained was Ssaeo
bushels. against le1ioco bushels IN tho
corresponding week 81 the year before.
The Atlantis port exports % wheat and
-four amounted 70 $1,000 bushels. and 10
was reported from New York that A.51-
900 In go.d had come there by-a steamer q
the French line. But. a. the shorts ha1
covered very generously during ne ia4s
week. there was little or no covering. ana
with heavy deliveries In tho Northwest
and at primary points generally. the SILL
Ing became uheral both on short account
ana in liquidation. and there Vas STEADY
decline.
Ccrn showed no marked activity. Tho
liberal deliveries. good roads IN the coaln-
HsaN "a
pressing eject.
oats were quiet. bat sympathy with thu
other markets was tho only cause for tho
weakness.
Provisions were weak at the opening, en-
the big hog receipts. and Increased In
weakness as the session progressed. Sems
little reaction took place near the close.
Closing Quotations.
whest-January. bsi&o; May. 500.
Ccrn-January 25sG -Tfsc. May. $40
Oats--January. 17t.c; May, 1886.
Pork-January. s9.G2ia; May. s9.S.is.
I,ard-January s5.S2ik: May, soy
Ribs-January. s4.S0, May. A.1s.
Rye-36c.
Barley-@15S1
Flaxseed-aSc.
Tinlot hy-ss.7o.
Live stock.
Cattie-There was an Unexpectedly big
run OF cattle today. and the result was
fall OF i512oc with trade far from AMI
mated, common 20 extra beeyes being sala-
BILE at S3.2olsss0: cows and heifers and
bulls, s2Q2s0.
Hogs-The supply much exceeded Satur-
DAYS estimats, but there was q good gen
sral demand, Sales were at ss.6013.So.
Sheep--There was a good local slaughter
ing demand, and prices remained steady.
on the basis of SIS for natives, lambs.
si3L15.
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Financial.

Financial.
.ondon, Jan. 1s.-SIyer, 30 s-i5d- Con-
:. I06%
-ew York, Jan. 13-The Evening Posts
ldon cahlegram says. The stock mar
5 were quiet today, but were better on
almer feeling about the political situa-
a. The settlement in mines shows that
bull account has entirely disappeared
that the hear account IS considerable.
1sols were firm al i069lSlA. The success
the Reading scheme had a good effect
Americans, closing at the best The
stinental bourse was weaker, except in
-is. which was firm. The weakness in
lin was largely due TO the fall in bank
res there on the new boUrse tax re-
N.
BreadstufTs and Grains.
lverpool. Jan. 3-Wheat-SpOt. firm:
,and. good: No. red winter. IS Al. No.
ed spring. stocks exhausted; No. l
4 Manitoba, IS 41ad: No. l California.
4 Futures closed dull, with near and
ant positions I'd lower; business heav-
on middle positions; January, 81 ~:
ruary. IS a.; March. IS 5Ad: April. s.
MAY. IS SD; June, e Cd.
,rn-Sp0t. quiet: American mixed, new,
"A Futures closed duh. with January
HIGHER and other months i4Gisd lower;
mess about equally distributed; Janu-
2s "a; February, IS 2s4d; March. 81
April. IS Sd: May. IS 81; June. 3s 2hd.
,our-Firn; demand, poor; 81. Louis
y winter. Is 81.
Hops.
,ps-At London: Pacific coast, Il IS
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FOR BREMERTON, L. S. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.

Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
n m except the second Sunday in each
month then maA4ng one trip only, leav-
ing at : p. m Leaves Sundays at 3 a. m.
and Z ?. m. touching at al intermediate
points.
Returning. leaves Sidney al Gas q. n
and y noon: leaves Charleston at a. N.
and 1910 p m leaves Bremerton at IT'S
a m. and 1870 r. m. arriving at Seattle
at a. m and 2.l5 p. m.
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BUTTER.

| E4nN ana Dairy butter very E-srce &ri
/ h-ingt good prices snip % u2- We pay
| cash ~ s~-tvai
| 30 N Omission.
JoH IL AGEN. se3-s-1 western avenue.
1 s-E-s-S Lzg.oa sgTssS
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT JAN. /:
North bouud-Teaves Seattle l a. m:
leaves Port Townsend a. m; leaves Fri
day Harbor 1870 a. m; leaves Roche
Harocr ~ As p n. arrives at New WHAT
com $50 =. m.
South houna-Leaves New Whatcom a.
m; leaves Roche HaFOOr 10 a m. leaves
Friday Harbor u a M: leaves Port
Townsend .. m; arrives q. Seattle 7:45
2. m
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
Bcgerdus & Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main S..
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The Calfsrria readers 81 the Post-fntsi-
ilxencer Will md IL on sale daily a. Coopss
a Co.'S Stationery store. as Market street.
tusr one block ID Market street from tha
Chronicles once. Prise &C.
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VICTORIA ROUTE


STEAMER ECsALTE
Arlington da-k leaves tcr N.ctsr.a and
p5~t j 5Wnseud daily. except Sunday a.
ID a m. rsyurulrg leaves Nlctoria a.
"a ~ steamer Geo. T. starr leaves Tor
pa TovErssR4 an1 zay po.r-s daily. *
-ec- SATURDAY. A. =, n, S1E@ay. 1.Tsc-
s-e IA r. returning Greet. Tea Fes Eg-E
Tewnseu3 81 I ,. IL F4Sne, PIKE -
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
Leaves Harrington's dock. foot OF Wash
inxton street Tuesday, THURSDAY ana
saturiav at o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
port Gamble. Seabeck. Brennon. Holley
pewatto. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union city. Returns alternate days
Fare. Soc 10 all points.
a 9. L. BERRY. Agent
ID TROUTMAN. Master.
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The Fulton market - ina isa1snS r1arka.
az the city. Gail n AID sc what ws saa
20 Tor yc4
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SAN IUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at l a. m. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whatc0m. Returning. leaves New
Whascom Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, at a. n.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
and Victoria. at 5 a. N. Passengers re-
Lived en board al Z a. nj January ;, S.
Is Is. 3. 3
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at a m. January 5.
o. IS. .. -. "
Tickets may be obtained a. the Office 0,
- a CCr,rany AZ ocean dock Seattle
I F. TRoWBRIDGE. 2. 8. Supt
CO0DAII. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

|. 'crtland. Jan 13.-Wheat--Valley, SIC !;
ALA Walla, SIC per bushel.
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Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at =.
m. FOR Fdmonds Everett and Snohomish
river points. Landing at City dock, Sc
attic.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO, Inc.
Tel Main 81. Owners and Managers.
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II THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Or Washington. for the county OF
King. State OF Washington, county OF
Kings:
Ben /. Scrombsrg, Leo VI Kraus and
Frederick NJ. kTaus. co-partners dong
business under the firm name aEd style
o. str0mberg. hraus & Co, plaintiffs.
VS. ii. Richsaan and NJ. kalman, CO.
partners doing business under tie urm
name and style Of III. Richman * Co..
3efeHdants. No. 2 .fS0.
TIE state OF Washington. 70 the above
asfged defendants, greeting;
You and eacn 81 you are hereay sum
noned 10 appear and serve copy o. your
lnsger Oh the undersigned at Seattle.
A-ng county, Washington, within twenty
ysu, exclusive OF the day OF service. and
.aiend the above entitled action Ia the
ossFt aforesaid; and IN case Of your fall
--a SO 10 do judgment viii be rendered
l6Ainst yoa according 70 the demand OF
- complaint which has been filed vita
10 clerk OF said court. The object ard
F47ose OF said action IS 70 recover Tie
an OF one hundred and fifty and l2-l9o
cars Sl5O.I2) for goods sod ana &C.
.fIed by plaintin 10 you: and you are
ssased a writ Of attachment 20 be issued
2 The above entitled cause and that the
sane has been served and levied upon
tai certain stock OF goods owned by said
d. hchman a. Co. at No. 20 Commercial
street.. IN the city OF Seattle. King county.
Washington. and In case Judgment Il rem
dcred herein IN favor OF plainufT. the pro-
efsGs OF the sale OF said goods vii Re .
fied in satisfaction thereof.
MCCLURE & BASS.
Attorneys for PlainnG.
P Q. address: Seattle. King county
Washington.
Once address: Room c. Dexter Horton
Co. bank building.
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Total sales Of stocks today we're lF2.is
shares including: American Sugar Is4oo.
American Tobacco 800. Atchison 400,
Burlington 6 20. Lou svilIe & Nashville IA
90. Manhattan Consolidated 9 go. Rock ISL
and 4soo. ST. Paul - 80. southern Rail-
road preferred s.5eo Tennesses Coal pre-
fe~red s.sso L. S. Leather preferred s,5oo.
" L.. 4.s9o
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply % grain Saturday.
January il as compiled BY the New York
Produce Exchange. Is as follows;
Busheiz Inc. Dee.
wheat ... ........ g 81. 90 ....... k-sgso
corn -. 80. sis.yo9 ,n.ooo ;......
Cats .......... ..... $500 -.....- j. 80
RE .-... ..........- 7. fg2.1o9 .-..-.. Lla9
Barley ..... ....-.. z. 1g-,1o3 -..--.- ls.1o9
S.ou--
FLOUR ecaip-s 2. 80. exports = 20 bar
rels Market. weaker. buyers boxing Tor
coacesz cas-. considerable business un1er
negotiation awaiting ul.ls accepiEnce-
Whoa.
u-heat-Expsrts so 80 bushels SPOT.
eas.er. No. red. s. 50 &c: No. hard saaso.
Opt.ors opened lower. under ~ spring
9heat receipts ard easter cables and after
; rally. due - Loeral cie-Eanees. small
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER Ray CITY
leaves C:tv dock. foot % Main street
TUESDAY. Thurs say end Saturday 81 : 2.
"a ar Araccrtes. Fa-gnaven ana What
~, p-turrigv. leaves N1atc3Iu Spnzay.
Wednesday an En-ay e. g. n
1.'.v' IsersrsBs < Co. City Deck. Agents.
X Il Bills. Owner.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
40. 1 club, SIC; blue stem, SO: strong.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Jan. 3. 1926.
Snow; stationary.
e. ). PAEUr, Forscastsr.
u g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL-
ICREs WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, jan g 1856.
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QA4L1 BULLETIN.
Seattle. Jan. Is. 1Sss
:::::. III It'll
PLACE. : 60 2I2t+
Tatccs1 ...lSono, 40 40Nwf l9l .t0lCsoudv
p Angeles q. 90 as - ls9xi Il TiPsCl3y
sdeS asH0 IS. So 81 g ci 0ady
SWP 0sIs & ~ y II 'ssS fs.2l5y
Rcse6urr sS.es Nv L L 3. 81 c rSSiey
Baker City 3. % Is g.. l....l .eoCloady
Eureka -. .. IS "a SIS w Lii .09fClouGy
Red Buff. ~. 10 - 49, r. Lit 90 Rain
san Fran. p. o. 81 a Sc 81 "a Rain
Winnem a * 81 30 Ne 1t .lo.snow
Observations taken at all stations a; 8
?. m. 18th meridian time 6 p. n Pacific
time).
Weather Synopsis.
A storm Is developing along the coast.
as evidenced by low barometer at a num-
Der OF stations. Rain has fallen at Cali
fornla stations and on the Washington
coast. The temperature IS rapidly rising
On the coast and the rise viii be felt II
the sound region tomorrow. where rain
VIII occur. although il may begin as snow.
The winds are light as yet. although The
information signal IS displayed for high
winds.
GEORGE Y. SALISBURY,
Observer in Charge
Tides at Seattle Harbor TODAY.
High Tide 4 Low Tide.
a N. feet pm feet am. feet p.mI'est
SIS $50 ga l42l s.n 1877 loss Of
Seattle. Jan. ID. 1896.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
and clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ..... sl2e, 7S3 81 SS3, 81 20
Tacoma .-.....-...-.- ZOE 1s2 % lg.lsl -
Portland ............. 3l4 30 80 6o.sS5 10
Owing 70 typographical error. wheat
vas quoted in yesterday mornings POST
\ ntelligencer at so a ton. instead OF so.
Brokers were asking $3.50 a car lot today.
nd the iobbing quotation os $50 ton re-
mains the same, with all indications point
ng 20 a further rise. Mil feed IS sun.
iran, now selling in San Francisco in
0und lots OF 100 tons and over at SIG, can
bought here in any quantities at SIS.
Il arlcy is scarce, and IS very strong al SO
. ton.
u A big lot OF oats came IN on the +. ID.
'rlfth today, and VIII De Inspected toinoF-
Wv. Receipts today were large, nfteen
ars OF wheat, one car Of barley and two
81 Gamer lots being inspected.
Fancy Washington cheese IS going up.
uotations were 1lG13 cents per pound,
N I'd strong. Ranch eggs. 171lsc. are chop
d ng. There are practically no Eastern
rgs IN the market.
Al fresh lot OF pineapples came in from
IN onolulu yesterday By the Kingston, eN-
II iush ship Warrimoo. A small lot OF eau
NJ lower came from san Francisco. They
q very scarce. and sell at 81 a dozen.
II veet potatoes were 3i.G+c. Fancy navel
A anges were going for s2.T5 box; choice
n avel, s22562.5O A small consignment Of
NJ andarin oranges from San Francisco
III ere worth sl.75 a box.
4 The fall catch OF cheap salmon rs now
e 7out over. and the catch Is getting light
with fish OF superior quality.
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STEAMERS.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY,
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and victoria. 3. c.
,5 5:2epm lLvt NJ. Tacoma ..l11oArl 5:oopn
ii:IssamiLvl 72iPt. townsend ssAr 200 m
s.1sain Ar no.. Victoria 81 NJ Lvi 9:Oeam
Daliy except Sunday.
rms steamer furnishes hrst-class &C,
cofnmoGations carrying both freight ana
Sassengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf,.
For rates. etc. inquire OF -
Yesler Wharf, Seattle.
/ A. NADEAU,
General Agent y. r. r. r.. Seattle.
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STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Seattle-Jan. II at u midnight;
Jan "a AZ u midnight; Jan. is at u mid
night: Jan. is al L midnight. Leaves
Mount Nernon--Jan. IS at a. m; Jan. 10
al a. m; Jan. IS al a. n; Jan. D al Z
"a m Calling at Edmones, Richmond.
stanwood. Fir. Skaglt City, Mount Vernon
and Avon.
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for ths county 90
King. State OF Washington, county Of
hiug-ss:
Peeps. Dodge & Palmer Company. co--
goration. plaintiff. vs.. III. hickman and
n katman, C0-partners doing business
under the firm name and style OF II.
klchman & Co. defendants. No. 2i.4S2
lae state Of Washington, 20 the above
named defendants. greeting:
You and each OF you are hereby sum
rpred 70 appear aud serve a copy OF your
snswer on the undersigned at Seattle.
King county, Washington. within twenty
eaJs after service OF this summons upon
yau. exclusive Ok the day OF service. and
court aforesaid; and In case OF your fail
ure 50 10 do Judgment Will be rendered
tralnst YOU according 20 the demand OF
- complaint which has been filed with
re clerk Of said court. The object and
irpese Of said action Is 20 recover the
tm Of ore hundred and fortyfour
Ears $ltioM for goods sold and de-
Further nottge4l tlr9t said plaintiff has
caused a wTit or attachment 10 be issued
y the above entitled cause and that ths
tane has been served and levied upon
I. at certain, stock 81 goods owned by said
= Riehn}aUs A. Coat No. ZIG Commercial
STREET IN the sitY.of Seattle. King county.
Washington, and IN: case judgment IS rem
csret herein In favor - plainttt, ne pro-
eds 81 tdv sye of said goods VIII be Ap-
Iled IL satisfaction thereof.
MCCLURE & BASS.
Attorneys for PlaintT.
p, G. address,: Seattle, King county
4fice address: Room s. Dexter Horton
&c. bank building.
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l. b. L1NE-sKAG1r RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle-Jan. - At y midnight:
Jan. IS az u midnight; Jan. II at y mid
night. Leaves Mount Vernon-Jan. Is at
Z a. m; Jan. II az a. m; Jan. 10 az a. n.
Calling az Tulalip going south Sunday and
north Tuesday.
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CIT RATES. CUT RATES
srATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
w. tnrae round trtps daily as follows:
Teaves Tacoma : - a. III. y n. and -
= ri. leaves Seattle :: II a. n. ais p. u
ani I-l5 p u.
STn.sav ExeuTs.cns-T.eav Tacoma SO
~ aus 80 :. m, leave Seattle j. a. n.
ars - ?. m Fare, &c.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card in EGsct June !. 1926.
Seattle. Everett ard Whatcom route
Cta+A az Washington leaves Seattle daily
sx'%s~. Saturday. az % 2. n.
Seattle and Ia Conner routa-Fa'rh aven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. q;
y p. n. ,,- ~,