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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-20

The pure milk" agitation that is
attracting more or less attention in
San Francisco just at present ought to
carry with it suggestion to the people
of Honolulu Wearenot prepared estate
that the milk sold in Honolulu is not
as pure and as unadulterated as any
ever put on the market; neither are
we prepared to state that there Is a
single unhealthy animal in any dairy
herd in the country On the other hand
we have no assurance that the milk IS
always pure and that the herds are all
healthy 1t will be remembered that
Governor Morton's herd of jerseys
that won prizes at the Worlds Fair
ed with tuberculosis, and as result
good portion of the animals were killed.
Now what guarantee have our people
that the same condition of affairs does
cattle 1t should be remembered that
the presence of tuberculosis might not
and ordinarily would not be detected
except by veterinarians, hence the
owner of dairy cattle would be en-
tirely free from blame if his cattle
were found diseased. The question
then arises whether it is not in the in
terest of public health for the proper
officials to institute system of cattle
inspection that will extend beyond the
confines of the slaughter house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-20

ware

usually made in silver at
higher prices. The entire
surface Of these articles is
Interchangeable, and never tar
niSheS, even should it CONF
in contact with water. The
articles have the appearance
of frosted silver, and are as
light as a feather. All these
qualities taken together give
the ware that delicate grace
that lovers of the beautiful
admire so much. The en-
graVed part is all hand work
by skilled artisans. The fill
gree ornamentation, in point
-of style, is unique and
claSsed with high art.
COSMEON WARE is just as
wonderful as the aluminium
it is made out of, and the
world is never done talking
.of the wonderful qualities
that Valuablemetal possesses.
We have a large assortment
on hand, tastefully laid out
for inspection. Just the thing
for presents to SWeetheartS
and wives.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-20

To become an electrician or an in
dustrial mechanical, railroad or mining
engineer the Cuban must go to a for
eign country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The arrival OF the fishing feet from
Alaska IL looked for daily.
steamer e. u. Smith arrived from La
Conner yesterday with cargo Of hap ana
feed.
Bark Nonantum f.iae tons. now on Puget
for Melbourne.
Schooner ADLER viii leave this morning
for Qgiiiayuie with several passengers
and some stores
Steamer George z. Starr went out In
place of tho Utopia on the Vancouver
route yesterday.
Schooner Glendale will finish loading
lumber al Smith cove Saturday and viii
sail for San Francisco.
Schooner Guardian. is3 tons. has been
chartered by IL Dstirgsy TO load lumber
on the Sound fer Santa Rosalia.
\ car load OF horses wen; out on the
steamer Kingston tn Victoria last night
The horses are from Fiienseurg.
A beginning was made yesterday on the
stone bsilkheaa 20 be built slsng the inside
edge Of ths back inciSs1re OF the Ocean
dock.
Rarksu,lne Catherine Sudden IS char
tered se iaaf lumber N Seattle for San
lose Sc Guatemala Che will arrive In
about week
Steamer skagi, CT,isf brought IN a car
iaaa % shingles from ItGsnna and about
iairfy tons g. coar Aai feed from Ta~
coma yesterday
Steamer wAua wais sailed for Sen
FrzEoizco Yesterday morning at ! O'clock.
TIE steamer Tina tia arrived srofn san
Frnnessco last night.
Tire steamer Portland len San Francisco
for Seattle NsrcA = su1 was expected
early tbs morning She ~iI transfer
some freight sas has ana her crew TO fhs
steam schooner jeanie-
The fsn brought aewa from Alaska by
To schooner Plot. Capt johnson ver.
saii ysstsrs3ay ffasTrins for Ia cents per
pend. The f'ilot viii clean up and 20 for
a fssstrE <rip 10 the hanks.
scAsezsr Annie NJ <ixan, Capt Jsrohs.
which Jeff here for Alaska taaf February,
has been heard from she has aou - 90
pounds 81 Fetched habitat ant wner ere
has taken sa.eeo Ssssnas viii return.
The neE sshooner NorFnsu Eua4s. ~hl-h
q eaasi&sge1 b local fSsernstA 10 - fes
Hstftast vessel 81 her class ca tie s9-fs4.
sas5ess Tor tie fishing banks CT CAPE Scott
YESTERDAY A crowd witnessed fse Srszart-
zge o me Schooner. ~niea rzA4e ane
pscfsre As sks drsn sloSiy sEAy- Her
Enxs are perfect ara brssat fssa
~trear-ss. frarr. hsr rsaEts. Her cTn~rt.
Tsrxle a Ssfs e. are epfhsssassle In speak
lrx - fhsir klst. wh1cS icy CAL TIA
s-rirflla ~ sEe GrsIrt -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

iush and NEnnsacassA VITA On ks,ss az srss-
SC ~ . sszrtsss.l n addition 20 fears az
gaia Hhtrrsrts. the E~s3sae was favorable
70 the fac. that the board s1toE--< over
Goc9 F-sdAv. ar9 traders were srsss<roe~a
20 have cr>c engagements on the long
aie. With a p-osp~cs - warmer weather
before Saturday
Cora was y, more active than On yss.e--
day. and taere was very lizzie change n
is speculative vs',ae for sa.sre delivery.
The cats market w2s steady early but
later became weak. ard en- increased SELL
Ing prices rec@1e: &c. ard closed with q
act loss % Assi.e.
P-rvissers gos ssrong seart. frsn light
-vseslpes % hogs There was an opening
improvement; o. nc In pork and RIBS.
which h-czcaf in boats Of sellers II vas
evident shas packers were anxious oniy
for buyers In TED minutes the marke:
became quite weak. and pork closed nc
lower.
Closing Qsosaeicaa.
wheas-Aprsi. sSc. May. G&a
Ccrn-Aprfl. SAc. MAY. &c
osts-Apr.i. lsae: May. ists5DSa
Pork-May. 8. ttss: July. s. o.
Iari-Msy. 8. en-. Jaiy. s. -.
Rihs-May. s.s1: July. A.ss.
rlaxse<d-sssse.
Tsmoshy-21
Rye-&s.c
Barley-ssaEc
Live stock.
Desirable cattle SID ieslsc higher than
st the close OF last week Common 20
choice dressed beef and shipping steers
were In demand a. s.. segfS.es with occa-
sEonA sales at 81 es%lS sa- and extra fine
heeyss were worth 81 sa<ss ~ Common 90
prime heavy ard medium weigh; hogs sold
at $. R48s IS. iightwesshts. g. sassa.ls.
There was = strong demand for sheep
today. with sales az Ice higher. There was
q good demand On the basis Of ts.iS % for
common TO prime sheep. the oalk selling at
g. s0S -. Lambs were active at GfsSs
a.eS for common 20 choice stock Clipped
lambs bring better pr.ees than iar.hs with
tbs wool o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

stock excAA.Re has already heea heg-a-
ard runners are also cnr-ers OF interc-
&c. rs1ceefirKs 20 restrain TIE payment
e tie extra scrip s:vsisnd c< - peg cent
The stock footed NJ more than half thu
trading for the esy. and TIE f-sce went
- snd Down between ssaescssc with re-
rsz<kaoie celebrity Under professional rss-
nipaias1ers ard vs-ssn'e runners. The gen.
s-al nx. was almost satsreay neglected.
pendizg the rzszipsszatson IN she Teescco
snarss TIE opening was frzrssongliy
higher all around. IN sympathy with In
frose--erst IN TIA prsres Ter American Sc
euritiss In Lemon and az some eassnS
fer that Account In this market. A rae
stonary tendency sou= developed A h1eg-
sng nloTerneszE SCI Ia 81 the extreme lew
point. which carried values generally
above lass nights level, wish ire Gran
gers ard Tntoa Pacific prominent TIE
aforementioned vas hosxn- on expectation
o. favorable action by congress n regard
20 settlement OF the indebtedness Of The
Pae1fic railroads TO the government Dull
ness ami irrsgala-ity within = Narrow
range vsrs TIA cniy features OF the after
noon trade. The deAlsags almost through
", shs tiss were az the most professional
character
No coaGrms;soa Of the reported prepar-
ations for the expor: Of gold on Saturday
were ebtAin2ele today. the speculation.
however. rejecting a slight but uncaota-
Bic stitching IN exchange and in the rates
Tor CAL money. The greater part Of ,he
loans made today we're At a. per cent,
Dat the market closed al per cent. This
S~ocitio1 1t tbs money market. accord
Ing 10 experts en- tho values Of invest
meat securities. was the principal reason
Tor TIE &oEaosrnzlly small lids for The
*i-S8.esa Of New York city bonds aad
Stock oIere1 To-Day by the con ptrosler
no airect Payments on boad account were
maze a. The sGh-treasary. owing TO the
iAcf that the fourth instAlinsent on tho
sofeFnsaent eoa1s, which fell das early
N the week. has been paid up The
fnarke' closed dall and unsettled, bat al
slight Ret gain as a rule in the railway
saaFes Railway bonds wer less animated,
n-- the fend=zcy was high. The Northern
F&eines led IN activity. and advanced
SHARPLY on the approval OF the reorganlxa-
taon plan ey the negotiation OF bondho,ss-
ers TIE sales were s.. 81. oea
some comment was excited over the sin
guar iact no Transactions we're made In
governments today in the board. some
oveF-the-counter business was done. To-
morrow, being Good Friday. is . holiday
on the stock exchange
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. sis34 per cent: last lean
4 closed at 81 per ceat: prime mercantile
paper, sss4Ss per cent. Sterling EXCHANGE
nrrn. Stih actual business In bankers hills
at Asass4S for demand and aS@al -
Tor sixty days. posted rates. Nss,s . %;
commercial bills. StS. Silver certificates.
ssasss-e. Bar silver. ssc-
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CHICAGO Markets.
Board Of Trade

s~hlesxn. April .-Tnrrs vSs 20 general
Tad srss..-zAat5gs b1k4s@sS. II Was caa-
fired - - srssssszass as. Tue fes9sng g.
,-eser.e.s n p hsa. early ~As 1rns. Tire open
Dag f.ss~< - sssAsr. TIE marie. Sod 90
~ -ne-e. rrreses H.c. z-c closed sAsy q:
e. sazfa.-. Taa 3 xaEr opTuiaE wEs dvs
srxsfv e ths rsEur hat TIE Caio erss2
-~sors vas at8s ard sn-wss = very low eer-
szfien s1t ne rercrt sfSsrkari r4roFe1 -
b. 4 r-rgats CIR rl3a-3sa g Tcls31 ccr.-
er-n nafeh ir1snstri FIaA Yield.
Cases Toe. care ~ hiE1es from LIVER
rssss a. Herl.a ~as gs I'll n,srk. aH6 thts
ais astrrs The Et---F csusii-o--f fr-gs
r~--a r.u~~al .ezr wes.rra&g farsuEs ths
We~- 40 tks Sas zlta szrssth.E-x q .
fs-fa-. thozEh tsmg~r@s1rss we're uet e.
sr-sA.Ify rkaaxet- To Prise s>srTyzT wzs
,ot gate - Sycarz-s-s-9 "a % re cos2irsea
a ske Greg a. lzst week &1sTh~estsr1
r~rss-ts ssrs very rsssxrr. bEt - sArxse-
uss- AKA eannes Vas zfeEch~3 70 tee ssszss.
as 6 s~rerzl slsexazs VA resortsc st d.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03


Real estate tr<nsacsseas ssace January L
1874 are ys1sssx7A There were ased FOR
Ses-S-i yesterday nsna dec<ts. arG-exa:.n3
X.sNa Following = . tsr furnished ~
the Daily Bs2netsn. roara Is ccciaensal
haocS:
Up. II. Morris e, ux 20 washington Ma
tsonsi Bank. lots and :, slock -. Rreok.
lyr add. March * s.
Trustees oE N&rses Street Baptist church.
ef Seattle 10 William W. Stacey. tos =
bloek s jackson Street add. oct. & lnss
sxa7a
Edmund pun 70 James ". Du1. wiz ne
~ sec :. - =. < - acrss. Feh. - 81.
John Pesslee 10 Hannah ps2slee. Sc So
and WIS Sc SEC 4 ,p Il. r < ~ acres: Ell 50
sec X - =. 4. - acres. March u. q. c..
S-raa
Charles ]. rrofs to Robert Camp. lot :
sec "a. hets ard sec $. 10 =. :. lot {.
See -. NV NV sec :. part lot and ne rs
SO - ~ 2. 3 .ss.le Aeses. sept & IsSS.
ssa
J. W. Edwards ct AK 20 Edmund Bow
den. hoois =. y. 81. ine. Naaynar1's Lake
Washington aid. los < block !. Eastern
add: block 4. Esses &knixat's sssd. lot !.
block -, lot :. haoek -. lots and ). block
s.. McNacghts add. ceatrzi Seattle, lots
10 5. block 4 all block l. lots 10 y. block
& ioss 3 4 and IL. hicek {. lots 10 {. Block
:. al block & lots 10 I. htecks .. 70. II. n
and IA respectively. Front Street caeie
aid; lots e and i, block !. Second Motor
Line add. part lot 3 sec y. ~ a. q. part
los 6. sec -. ~ =, 5. undss sd ne. NV sw.
NV ne. nv sec :. 70 -. :. lots and ard
WI and : beck NJ. (. c Terry's 81 add.
lots and ). block =. A. A. Denny's add.
M. lots and $ block 4 ard and :. block
J. and 81 lot 6. block Z. A. A. Denny's
add. MarcA ~. 81
Seattle Masoasc Cemetery to Scion 7.
Putnam. 10; 30. said csmetsry. sept Is.
1870 So
+. n Noble 81 TX. TO w. II. Davis. tract
:. Harry Whites acre tracts In Soush Seat
tie. March y. .. c. 81
sheriff TO Susan A. Garrett plaintiff. LOT
except Is acresl and ne ne sec : texceps
riEhf-of-way go feet vidal. al In - Il
rs = acres. MarcA Il. ts.ssiM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
ToREieN MARKErA
Financial.

ktnonth4t.
London. Apsii 2-sslver. sissd. coasois.
lse ls-ls
New York. Aprli .-The Evening Posts
London financial csbieSrzm says: Bust
ness 10 virtually suspended until aster the
Easter holieays The market was rooi
today seneraiiy. on the closing Of bear
accounts prior 10 the holidays. Coaso,s
were AgAn az 10. Americans were arm.
closing a. The best. There have been irdi-
cations for the last few days OF q better
feeling toward Arnericans here. ana II no
more unpleasant incidents occur In mat
tiers poll;ical on the American side. a more
hopeful view may oe taken than for some
time past No one expects q general rise.
bat things lock like eolrg al Least q little
better. Coin ana bullion IN the Bank Of
England decreased th.s week Ei.ssi, co.
much having gone into circulation n
usual az the end % the quarter ard prior
70 the holidays. During the week. cso.eoo
In bar gold was bought. and fi2.eoe in SOW
eresgns came in from Portugal The de-
crease Of a million pounds in other Sc
euriiies represents fresh Investments by
the bank.
The Paris and Berlin markets were nrm-
er and more active.
Brcs.istuns ana Grains.
Liverpool. AprIi 2-wheas-Spct. Arm:
demand. poor: No. ? red winter, ss "a: No.
i hard Manitoba % ND. NO.
California IS 81. Futures closed
firm. unchanged 20 IA advance: April ss
Cd: May, IS Sid; June. Sc sd; July and
August. Sc ca: September. Be ed.
C0rn-Spot. irm: American mfDed. new.
e.. Futures closed steady. UNCHANGED:
April. As: May. 81 I'D: June. u ihd: July.
D is.d: August. IS nd.
fTour-Dnii: demand. poor: g. Louis
fancy winter, Is 81.
Hops
Hons-At London. Pacific coast. "a 10
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BrealstufYs. Grains. Etc.

San FRANCHISE. Aprn a-Flour-FamIly
extras. s11Sa1- =; bakers extras. g. va Is,
| srperfsne. s.. ss3s
wheas-shlpping. r.c7is for No. and
Eess.sile for choice: milling. ti1is3
LIZA.
Barlsy-Fcea. fair TO good. ex17ec: choice.
IKE. brewing. SS5sf1c.
oats-Miilins. 7baszsc; Surprise. sOfssc:
fancy feed. szisd Sc; good 20 choice. .5e3s0c.
poor TO fair. s7'zf7zitc: black. FOR seed.
nominal; gray, 7sts&ssoe.
Receip;s-Flour quarter sacks. 1894.
wheat. centaIs. as: barley. loo; oats. cen
tails. oregon. soS: rye. 20. potatoes sacks
:sS3; Oregon. SEQ: onions. sacks. -; Or
egon. IL. bran. sacks. ..e+5: mlddfngs.
eaoss. so: hay. tons. $40: straw. tons. s:
fiaxseed. Oregon. sacks. i.ss5: WOOL bales.
e.; wine. gallons. a. 30. brandy. gallons.
leo: hides. number. 81. quicksilver. TASKS.
-
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mlddlingz. SssoSis: bran. si3 sos5A
Hay-wheat. ts1li.5s: wheat and oat.
| s. 5oala 30: oa, s7.5osiia alfalfa. ssQs: bar
ley. s-1a: clover. ss5s. compressed. 81 80
Gi05e: stock. Ns7-so. straw, 3sGss per
bundle
Potatoes-River Burbanks. c55ssc: Ore
gon Burbanks. ssTsoo: Early Rose. ssgse:
new potatoes. Asfa per h, Merced sweets.
3eTs33
yesefahles-onloas. Oregon. 7easoc: Cal
isornia, sos77ee: Los Angeles tomatoes. 81 =
O. %. string beans ic9f-4e: green peas.
rsI2Ae. garlic, &c: dried peppers. loo,
mushrooms. ieffIsr. asparagus. si.5ssias 50.
Do choice ss.-Ss3a. dried okra. l1's gisc. rha-
barb. ss57se. eucarhers fs'sS7sc; summer
squash. Soc egg plant. i0Hi2iEc.
Fr1it-So. ! apples. scan 80; common
Co sse77sc: fancy Do. 81 7saf2 Is; Longworth
awherrses sAasoa. common do. to6soc.
fancy. g7ssfs *: Mexican lines. s. aefs.
California lemons. Nai g. 10 choice, 81 81
.; do fancy. s2ss; California Seeding or
anses nsfi.-s: nsveis. s?sy2.7s: do fancy.
sssgs *. Hawaiian bananas, si1@. Biaeaeiss.
DO. ssEs %; pineapples, st15: Persian dates.
G@Gsc.
nutter-Fancy creamery. i1fsgisc. SEC
enas. fsgfsc: fancy dairy. lac; seconds.
iza-sDirsc.
cs.ese-Fancy mns new. lie: fair 20
good. saiDc. young America E9isc; East
ern. is9i&c.
Esss-store. ieaiic; ranch. lIGI2c; duck
esss &c.
Peulfry-rAve turkey rsbhiers. E-isc:
hens. iszfiec. rocSers, old. - saSS: young
Ga sTfs- 50 small erosisrs. Ss4l4 ~, large do.
s. -o6s 50: hens. 81. -llaS 70. olf ducks. s55s.
younr do 8 nasso. gray geese. q s5e:
whit. x~esa ssarsc: old pigeons. s. soSll.7 y:
vnunx DO. 81 I3e. cottostaf' rabbits. 80
is; bush 40. Tsesssl- harss, 7scGtl-
Closing ssotstsens.
whras-verr dall. December Nfa.
nariey-very duh. December. Ifse. May.
nc.
coTa-S-sa
rran-E4
Wool.
wSot-Sprsnx. san Joaquin ara sea'.e-1
osast r<sY. SIX nantss. 8g7Ss. san Joaquin
.-a south coast Epos. SIX months. -
ske Joaquin, sos4 TO rheise. 79sc. San
Joaquin. years asece. ~ 4sAs,
Hoys.
uass-SoninA. at ST. per- rsuna
rNe-~fz
S4,,- rzrs ... 81 Drafts Sgt. ..s
Nsx- oct r. sEEds UTasrs. Ts.sS 's...-7s
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Tacoma, April 2-Special,--Dritish ship
Brar,hIetye, Capt. Comm. sailed tonight
for South Africa with cargo Of wheat
and -four.
Schooner Larsen sailed today for San
Francisco with lumber.
British ship Aigbgrsh cleared today for
Iqasaue. with large cargo OF lumber.
Steamship Topeka sailed AT 6 O'Clock to-
night With a fun cargo She took On Is
tons cf freight here.
Collier Maek.nAw II In port from San
Francisco.
Schooner Haiyeen has finished loading
lumber.
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r, ,n-rs.s .-forrnx,tos seouf spls,1sf seq.
- $500 VIA The North Western Lac
,---. xsrn1aposis al s. Paul % Ngvaa-
s.s sns csloAxo-s's pleasure. II
-, lisa 80 y ". PArks-.
I-ar,. ssu.z Arsst. sssttls. sss re-
e.lvs alastrsts1 fosesr. free. Wiz detailed
saf0-zssfisn about ne tnsss s1psrS trstns
$500 nt-ssseol.s ae1 s. Pau every dsy
An ts-vs<s. ,osxtner via aay ss<csal Ia
forrn.fsoa yu-s u1ay sessre. Tour home
.r.ct vsa s.a you fieAsss via thD erss-
~IAs, lsrs and reserve ycu Sleeping coz
s>rtns n aasascs. ea seslicatios-
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April e.-Arrived--South
Bend. Portland Proeressist. Comox: Ho-
mer. Coos bay. Daparted-Elsie. Pyramid
Harhor; Costa Rica, Nansimo: Truckee.
TiiIaraook bay: schooner Roby. Sydney.
via Tacoma: schooner, Gotama. Coos bay;
harkentine Eureka. Vancouver; schooner
Occidental. ChtgziIk bay: schooner Joseph
and Henry. coquille river.
Pert Gamble. April 2-Arrived-Sch
Chas. f.. Faik, Capt. Anderson. twenty
two Gays from San Pedro.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EVASsE,--

s~sst.s zrt T-zrszn3 -~~aA EaY .t-
sseArasf GAf.a74 caves Yssler 5o'x 81 -
Skys, Wetresaaps ssh FrttsFs - 8
Sfetlsr snsTE fTsst. EI244rt BAY as y rtA
BAY FvsErrlaE. ARRIVES a. s<&irls > :.
n 50 Sebes.ts 44Ss. StnsESr ~ angel
traxss Yesser g1es 81 Fr-t ArrriEs a-1
Ns-fartA Msa.saFa " eszss4Ass sn4 Frs-
eAys A. % > ~. s-..sss sSai--s .-isr-
r4ts Azys . -
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Veg York. Aprg 2-Tae extra ersgnarv
.,--s,---sy.re q sts tlrcrfcrs - sh- AMER
- ~-oea~~a EoSsnar~ ~ sts meeting To-
ssv ws= fAs Afsort&EE sep.r ~ Interest
=, Wall -sr~ss sraAv. Criticism e -
.stvs.~us posscv vas area111roznlsfnx sad
-. sf-~rfe-s xrore e. aeraness IN fact. az
ftztt1n tswzr1 IN .~7rs- ga;soa 0y f1s
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
.ows.
and Victoria. al a. passengers re-
eelVed on board al a nj March :. & II.
~ 2. -
FOR AlaskA-March = s ana Is at a. n.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at A. m. March 8. 10.
10. D.. g. %.
Tickets may he obtained at the Office of
the company al Ocean deck. Seattle.
J. p TRDWRRIDGE. Y. =. Sape
GoopALi. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
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kEJSE AND MADISON -
STEAMER I-AkME

Raf -~ske regular TRIPS Srsr1 S&r Fra
esssc. eArTyias frr zhs al re4scas rnr~s
q aaertirx a. seattle &@& IaessT.e stta
sssg a. rs { 3 Al E1ges saz5s& PARA Ear
rates zrp2 - = =. Care. Wharf 20. e
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Regular saiilnxs between PUGET
eouni And Central American
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sAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THoMPeoS.
Carrying United States mail, leaves CITY
dock foot Of Main street. Monday, Wed
Townsend. fan Juan Islands aad New
whatcom- Returning. leaves New what
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Ai
4 q. m
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. l.
North hound-f<aves Seattle I q m
leaves Port Townsend a. IN. leaves FIJI
DAY Harb0r 10 ~ a m. leaves Roche
Harbor II q .. m. arrives at Sew What
com s.D y. m.
South bound--Leaves New whasconn a.
m leaves Roche Hsrbor 10 n IN. leaves
Friday Hsrbor II a. m. leaves Por,
Townsend .. tn. arrives 1t Seattle les
!. m
J. r. Thompson. mansxsr-owner. Lilly,
Begardus a Co. agents. City dock.
Teiepbone. Main y.
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L = D. LfNE,-sRAGrr RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves seattl~-Monday, March 81 n :.
nienight: wednesday. April i. a, Il mid
nixht. Friday. April .. al Y midnight.
J. ~ a. m; Friday. Aprn !. ~ a. z. !:
SUNDAY. April :. az a. m. Calling a; Tp-
Aslip Eo5ng south Sunday ana north Tues
day. Calling at Edmgnds. Richmond ssan-
wood. Fir. skasst City. Mount Vernon ana
STEAMER CLAN MDoSAIp.
Monday. Wednesday aat Friday All m
tor Edmonds. Everett and sDohomish
river points. Landing at City dock. g.
and Saturday.
LILLY, BoGARDus 4 Co. Inc.
TEX Main ~. Owners and NanagerA
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SfilP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Between Tacoma ans Victoria. = C..
fppmli.vl NJ. Tacoma iie All I ppm
n.pnlIv 80: seattle =, Ar s s
l.ikanil Arlfi1l Victoria - NJ lsvl BAN
spaily except sunday.
This steamer furnishes nrsf-clzss accom-
u,ofs.tena carrying both freight and pas
sunGsrs. and leaves from fesier wharf.
Seattle
Fer rates. etc. inquire OF
= q yERKrs,
yeslsr wharf seattle.
l. A. NApEAU,
General Agent n. 4. r. r. Seattle.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND

NlIIys NNNFKt NAIlNYs
Leaves Everett s;4 a m. .. m.
Leaves Seattle IL - a m. ana s.se D. m
sundsys--lozves Seattle 40 .. m !.
leaves Everett II a. m.
Fare-s,nsis trip. .sc: round trip. q g:
connects With boats for Tacoma ARA Sno-
hcmssh.
Ianding-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
C9Aud Tronr Pres r, W. Goodhus Sec.
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER RAY CITY
r.sv.. CIV ss,,s feet Of Maia street.
TSs~s4sV ThafSs4y .ai SATURDAY az ,
=, - Aracarsss Fssrhav~a AM W BAT
con ResurninE. leaves Whstcein Snna1l
INV. poear,ies 4 CO. City 3eck. Agents
Fhoae. M.ig -. -
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