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4 CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

have made 81 $40 clear money in 81
days and attended to my household du-
ties besides, and I this is doing splen-
did Tor a woman inexperienced in bust
ness. Anyone can sell what everyone
wants to buy, and every family wants
Dish Washer. l don't canvass at all ;
people come Or send for the washer.
and every washer shat goes out sells
two OF three more, us they do the work
to perfection. You can wash and dry
the dishes in two minutes ] am 90
lrG 70 devote my whole time to this
business now and | am sure I can clear
$4,000 a year. My sister and brother
have started III the business and are
doing splendid. You can get complete
instructions and hundreds of tes1imo-
mails by addressing the Iron City Dish
Washer Co. Station 4, rittsburg, Pa,
and if you don't make lots of money
Its your own 1auIt. Mrs. w. II.
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Second Crop Of Pears.

Charlotte Observer.
Mr.. Sgd Alexander says that second
crop of pears nearly as big as his fist
were hanging on some OF the pear trees
OH his fathers farm, near the city, when
the present cold snap rudely interrupt
ed further proceedings in the orchard.
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Real Superiority.

Norfolk Pilot.
Real superiority only exists in high
CT morality, Or greater intellectually
Even rank and power are Incapable
Of comforting it; and as to wealth, it is
more frequently bar to it than an i'll
cident Or and to it. Strength is a quail
ity in which many very base animals
excel men and cunning, though it sur
passes that of foxes, is not an intellect
ual endowment, and is lncOmpatIble
with morality, though it may co-exist
with certain degree OF intellect,-in-
intellect, however, of very low and
narrow order.
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p. P. P, Lippman's Great Remedy, Saves
a Han From Eecea:;rg a Cri1pIe,

Mr.. Asa Armcns, q well known
citizen OF Jacksonville, Florida, vas
afflicted by a terrible ulcer. Medical
skill seemed unavailinm in stopping. the
ravageS Of the terrible disease. The
leg was swollen and intensely painful.
as the ulcer had eaten its vay down
to the very bone. Al medicines and
treatments having failed to effect a
cure, the doctors said the leg must
come Off. just when it seemed that
AIR. Ammons would become q disabled
ard a crippled man, he tried =. 2. T.,
Lipp'1ans Great Remedy, aud tie re-
suit was wonderful.
?. P. P. SAVES Ills Leg.
Jacksonville, Fla, July 1. 1885,
Two years ago I had the worst ulcer
on my leg l ever saw It had eaten
down to the bone, and nv whole leo
below my knee, and my foot was
swollen and in1amed. The bone was
swollen and painful. and discharged a
most offensive matter. My physicians
sad l had necrosis Of the bone, and
my leg would have to GENE of, Az
this stage l commenced to take 2. P. P.
and to battle my leg with hot CASTLE
soap suds. 1t began to improve at
once and healed ra pidly, and is TODAY
sound ard useful leg.
think 7. ?. p, Lipp1nan's Great
Remedy, is all e maj, could ask for as
2ioci purifier, as | have known It to
cure 50 n2eterrible cases Of blood Doi-
soning III a remarkably short time.
ASA AMMONS.''
TERRIBLE BLOOD POISON.
The body covered with soros-tvo
bottles OF ?. p. F. made positive and
permanent cure. This IS only one of
many thousand similar cases.
Catarrh yields at once to y. =. i.
mat sn.othered feeling at night, that
heavy feeling in tie day-can and
should be removed; 2. T. 2. will 90 it
II YOU only give it a chance
indigestion and stipation &C hand
III hand. Headaches and total les; of
appetite are the results. Regulate
yourself and tone up your stomach
with =. +. +.
Sold by all druggists
LIPPNaAN BROS. Arothecar:es, Sole prop'r.
uppman's Block. Savannah, Ga.
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Ter Barb Wire Cuts, Scratches,
Saddle and Collar Calls, Cracked Heel
Burns, Old Sores, Cuts, Boi1s, Bruises,
Piles and all kinds of Inflammation on
man or beast. Cures Itch and Mango.
TIE eors &c. c. Barr will never matter sitter the oil
has teaa applied.
Be prepared for accidents by keeping it in your
house stable. GiiDruggiss sell il on guarantee
slo Cure, No Pay. Price IS cts. and $Ioo. If your
Druggist does not keep send US IS cts. in pos
tage stamps and we will send it to you by mail.
Paris Tenn, Jam goth, 1884,
Dear Sir: have used PoIters AntiseP1is EeSi.a; o
and Saddle Calls Scratches and Barb Wire Cuts
via: perfect satisfaction heartily recommend it to
80 c. B. IRVINE, Livery and Feed Stable
DA2Y BURNED.
>.::Ietnen 7 pleased to speak word for POI" T=
z-eaiir, oil My baby was burnel few .3
ago, and tying AL other remedies app bed your t
"a. t .irt i!i@aton gave relief and IL fe" Gays tAe
we'll. Isl used the oil stock and find t':t
se.c; for this purpose that have afc
Yours, C. I. LEWIS.
Paris. Tenn, January os 1894
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Sold by all druggists

-IPPMAN BROS. Arot,ecar:es, Sole Prone.
lppman's Block. Savannah, Ga.
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The Earle OF Carlisle has given a
practical illustra lion OF his belief in the
drink evil by destroying the conten is
of his famous wine cellar.
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Informa,ion for Martn~r..

The branch photographic Office. custom
house. Port Townsend. will furnish on ap-
pilcation. free of charge. full information
regarding the following notices 10 mar
iners:
Belgium. North sea. West Scheids river,
additional pilot signals
British Columbia, Juan de Fuca strait.
Discovery island. amended position OF
sunken rock of Sea-bird point.
British Columbia, Strait or Georgia
Fraseu river entrance, reestablisnment OF
beacons.
British Columbia. Vancouver island.
Sooke harbor. beacons erected.
California, San Francisco entrance. Nile
rock bell buoy established.
Caribbean sea. Colombia. Rio Magda-
lena. wrecks in Boca de ceniza-
China, Kiukiang district. Yangtzektang
river. new positions OF Christmas island
beacon Hight and Northeast crossing oea-
con light.
England, cast coast. Marlborough head.
intended alteration In fog signal.
England. west coast, Milford Haven. al
iteration in position OF Neyland spit buoy.
Germany, Baltic sea entrances, Femern
sound, intended alteration in Strukamp
pointiight.
Iceland. east coast. light on Daiatange.
Ireland, east coast. Dublin bar and river
I.lrey. intended alterations in ouoyage.
Maine, FTenchman bay. Sorrento har-
Dor. Jones ledge, alteration OF buoy.
Maine, Frenchman bay. sullivan hareor,
alteration In bucyage.
Maine. Penobscot bay. Camden haroor
entrance, establishment OF Negro island
light In new tower.
Maryland, Chesapeake bay. Elk river.
wrecked barge removed and buoy dis
continued.
Massachusetts, Cape Ann, establishment
OF strastsmoush ISLAND light In new tower
Mexico. Bay OF Campeche. Ssiba Playa,
lighthouse being built.
New York, Long island, Gardeners BAY,
Crows shoal. amended position OF spar
buoy.
North Carolina. Neuse rfser. Otter creek,
and Wilkinson point shoal. lighted oea-
cons replace buoys.
Shetland islands. Fair isle. establishment
OF signal station
spain. north coast. River Aviies. signals
shown by dredger.
Turkey. Rhodes island, Information con-
corning Cape prasso. or Prassonisi. light.
virginia. Chesapeake bay. Cape Charles
CRY harbor. order for discontsnuance of
lights revoked.
West Indies, Martinique. St. Pierre
roatstead. new mooring buoys.
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A New Game.

In Mrs. whi.ney's book. Boys ~ Che
aaasset. Is the description OF a game
PLAYED by a wagonioad OF boys on their
way 20 a picnic. as follows:
ssPsant IN hour and what comes up"
said Howard.
THYME" answered Stephen
plant tight rhoes and what comes up?''
Corn, OF course.
'aThev planted a French republic, and
what came upY' said Harold.
stephen hadn't heard this. and nobody
"a crown imperial" said Howard
..r<sok -a-here," cried Jacob unex 2ecfsd-
~ s.rsueSs can try my hand AZ that air
Plant southern confederaey. an what'n
come 2pT'
ssT3eeg"
..pgsrt Jscoa's hair" said Stephen
.anriIv. "ana what wIII come up7''
..y2a1ssish." shouted Howard.
We're getting rather personal" said
Plant a danelng teacher ana wha. win
come upy'
'sH0ps"
..PIsnx The middle of the afternoony'.
s.f-0ur o'ciceks.
plant the rising sunf
Morning glory"
..plau, 4 good toance." said Jacob. az
.ha wagon gave sudden .-nssrup.. amns
thereTs eorss = 5ohnnie- 5aup-up, which
,h@re Rad. for Johnnie was nearly shrown
ofT from she back seat
.sP,art three boys I'm a wagon sognv "a
Hsron's swamp ant ubA,'u come ur.s
GOOSE tongues ard al kinds OF garden
Sass
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Tho rInlIbut Market.

A fresh cargo OF haiibut. brought In by
the sioop Prospector. has found rs say
on the market. For about week past
there has been a growing scarcity OF hall
but. owing 70 the non-arrlvai OF any fish,
ing vessels. This condition. following
closa on the gint that prevailed a short
time ago. made quite a Jump np in the
price offered fishermen by wholesalers.
The prospector sold Is catch Of about
5000 pounds for cents per pound Fish
are now very scarce on the banks and
have been so for two weeks. This IL not
unusual at 'hiA time OF year. as II often
happens that the flah seem TO leave their
grounds occasionally and almost entirely
disappear. Another reason for the present
scarcity lies In the smoke that tlis the air
and obscurex the vision. Fishermen com.
plain thar they are unable at times 10 10
cate themselves over the best spots on the
banks, as they are unable 70 get their
bearings. The lack OF the scarcity seems
20 have been broken by the arrival ~ sthe
Prospecfor. and other vessels are expect
ed 20 follow. Haiibgt are iobbnx ST from
20 cents per pound. when the vessels
have 20 remain out very long they Eener-
ally run short OF Ice. and their cargo does
not come Ia fresh.
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CHICAGO MARkEA
Board OF Trade.

.As.~n Auv s-whest was active and
-s~s.ss syvhs~ a. the Start and during the
80 rsrt ~ the session. after which an
easier tone prevailed and the eass a1
vance was lost. final figures showing 80
&C loss The early strength Vas nHS ~
: ,asssrra "a the bulge IN pork. lighter
~nrshwaxte~n receipts. frrner cables and
continued poor quality OF the arrivals
rE,ar;x- Ixverpao, aa.fces quoted taat mar
Ne, IA higher, and Northwestern teceapss
were Ia cars under those OF iast wees
The worlds shipments 20 Europe as re-
r,rtAa by the board were sinai ana poSsf-
big cut some figure. on iAe s1tAnes
90 --s-n~ weakened The bear factor
was TIE weather continued favorable con-
sstfans prevailing IN the winter wheat
hsit with showers 81 TIE northwest ara
a hs.te- movement and an Improvement
ia yhs quality anticipated. rreNts'ons
broke sassly after q sharp eaise. ana inis
had some effect on prices isier "a me cas-
=, -, .hn~n was A pretty good trade
- ~s.ns~ ssrzrtsses market early. after
.h1.s ,ha situation assumed normal con-
sif,ons. TIE range for the day being -
Ae. n.,,gs.s =
ah~e,~e Of good outside buying TIE market
~ss cue: and steady. BAT elosed about ths
sans as yesterday
80 e ,srxortes. huss;e. acsou9snfed by
-, ,s..fs excitement. Pork for September
Aslfvs~v vas a, one moment naEsnx up
Igks a newly lighted dry pine IRE. and the
-, 1. uas s,ack as charred ruin after
b4snx desaxea with water Runners % al
kla5s were numerous. TIE ore oecSDying
me foreground Of the osspsay petnx con-
ra-vs,,w So canzssan syndicate whtea ac-
.orssfnx 20 a Maasreai nesgpAp9r. has
bouzns more pork for September than
thsre Ia Of the article Ia September
Closing Quotations
1yh@a.-Aux9st. s-t4es september. srse.
tserr-Auwzss. ss..e. September. so
80.
osts-Au<usf. f-4S. September. isss8
sxSc
Pcrk-Azsas;. ss.zs September. kS.
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r.x-Aurust. NE. September. sc.
Rsns-Auguss. $sS: September. NssV
s4s4 -
Rye-&r<c.
Flaxxeed-ss<e
Tsmo.Ay--$AsA
Live stock.
Sales Of cattle were made from NV
aD for . few very common native dressed
bee. steers up 70 sAss The bulk OF the de-
ssrahle beef cattle sold at 81 a. and export
ers were unable 70 get all the fAf steers
they wanted 20 al orders. There MAS
fairly active stocker and feeder trade a.
N-NG2M and quite . number OF common
Western range cattle were taken by feed
ers at &Gsfs. their average weight being
about l.I5e pounds. Best heifers brought
- 5aG4: bulls. A-7k9s- 8; calves. active and
arm AZ xs8Ssa
HogEHcAvy hogs seld a. s. so21@ -; me
dunn weights hrcuxh: Ais6sA&: mixed
lots. Si5e3s.1: lightweiwhts. s. a91&
Sheep-Comcn TO choice native sheep
sold At la0aM. few going below "a =.
and Western range hocks brought - 80
SIS: lambs sold At q. SOS IS. not many go
ing above S.& Feeding sheep sold az
- Asss.A not many sheep selling above
s.. the export demand having ceased.
Recetpts-Cattle E.sco. hcgs i4ooe. sheep
l2M1
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Improvements In the London market for
american securities The opening was
naE1er, under the last mentioned irfQ-
enee and purchases 20 ccrer short cor
tracts TIE initial gains were confined TO
fractions. with Sugar in the lead The up
E3r1 movement was coun.s-ed by raid
on Burlington The general list reacted
synpzznetsczliy. and was also influenced
oy actual threatened rate disturbances.
olt eventually worked toward q higher
plane. on covering and moderate purchases
% the irtsraa sto1zls for foreign account
The market during the afternoon was ir-
regular within q narrow range. the clos
ING being steady at trivial changes De-
spite the extreme inactivity in bonds.
prices worked steadily lower. The sales
were szesaGa
Government bonds were weak ana slowe.
On dealings OF sl5.0a
Money and Exchaneo.
Aoney on cali. easy az r.z7zl. per cent. !:
last loan I closed e62,s per cent: prime
mercantile paper. si4Q7i1 per cent Ster-
ing exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills ut a Sss14 So for demand
and ASef4a3S for sixty days. posted
rates. tAtSis7s-ss and e. Ss,sa4 -; CONNER
cal bills. Ns71A- SILVER certificates. Gao
ssiso.
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The Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. 1.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: The
wool markets OF the country cvstinue very
quiet Sales in Boston have exceeded
those Of the previous week by over 50 pc.
cent, a large portion being made up Of
sales that have been pending for two or
three weeks. Actually there cannot be
said to be much increase in the demand.
There has been = little more feeling
aroused on the part OF manufacturers.
who continue buying according 10 needs.
The territories continue quiet. but sales
show an increase. The sales of the week
in Boston. New York and Philadelphia
aggregate 2.735, 400 pounds. 2.oS7 coo being
domestic and 400 foreign. Sales since
January i are zoe so. coo pounds. previous
year. Ds. 49, 900. Boston transactions have
been over 80 per cent. In excess in volume
OF those of the previous week. but include
sales which have been pending for two or
three weeks. The market is without de-
cided feature
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Steamer cry % Champaign ~ on the
WAYS ~ Ballard being overhanied.
british ship Dundee. sss tons. entered
AZ tse local customs house yesterday from
Hsogo Japan
There are thirteen vessels ancms Ia the
haybor AZ Port Esakesey. and tao on the
stocks 58u1lns. .. :.
Fzour-r nasEs4 schooner John A. CasnpheI
vii nnszn Ioadlng lumber al Port Biakesny
ara SAT- for Newport tomorrow.
sap Jsha Briggs vas docksa Al Port
rakesey yesterday. and started loading
yasno@r sor me dry dock az Piym0ash. Eng-
land.
Bark TopxAi3aat. Capt. Fl. Ktiman, ar
rived az Port Bszkeiey yesterday from
Shanghai. she VIII load lumber for Pert
PsrSs.
Steamer Naoei made her first run on fhs
Sxxxle river yesterday since leassnx lao
bands u he yel&lgers. She had q goe>f
exrg0.
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Port Townsend. Aug. s-Speeiaf --Arrsv-
ed-Sorwegian bark Else. from Hong
Kong az Tacoma. sch Spokane. from Hon.
oi1la Al Port Gamble: sch Prosper from
Shanghai a. Port Biakeiey, % load lum-
Der for japan. So lied Sch Golden Shore,
from Port Gamble for EresEantie; sen
Jane L. Stanford, from cbenansus for
Shanghai
San Francisco. Aug s-Ssas.ed~Sch Mary
G. Campbell. Bodsga-
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
III. 500 shares, including: American sugar.
q. 400: Burlington. 1850: Chicago Gas.
3 400; Louisville & Nashville. $50, Man
haitian, $500: St Paul. 1900.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. u.Jo barrels: exports.
sooe barrels Steady in a local way on
bakers and winter wheat brands
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts, none. Spot dull: No.
red. ssi1c afioat. No. 1 hard. ssi4c eieya-
tor Options opened firmer. on bad crop
reports and better Liverpool cables. but
soon fell OF and were dull and easy all
day under local offerings, predictions or
cooler weather. Southeastern seihng anu
light export demand. closed unchaised
TO &c net lower: August closed sSasc; sep
TENDER closed &c
Hops-ouiet
Wool.
wool-Dull
Petroleum.
ps.ro,eur,-0uiet: United. 800 bid:
Pennsylvania, steady. No6if Did; ONO
crude. steady, September option c4oseu
No5is.
Metals.
Copper-Firm: brokers' price, Nlio; ex-
change, slle5.
Pig Iron-Easy. $50.
Iead-Weak. domestic oIoAri'' s-'V'
exchange. ss5.
Tin-Qulet: Straits. EssG2AS; Plates
dull
Spelter-Duil
Coffee.
Coree-options closed with prices isaso
rof,fs NET advance: sales. A,es9 bags, Az
gust, SO. sedfo 40; September. ss.ssgle. spot
coffee. Rio firm; No I. nsc' mad sseaay'
Sugar.
sugar--Raw frmer. fair rehnins. I-lcc
cen,y,fuxal. Sc test. sT-isc: refined nrm
STANDARD. &C. confecttoners'. vac cur
loaf. sIsc; crushed. 5'1c: granuiatco' sac.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The s.nck Exchange.

~ew York Aug k--To1sy's stock mar
~ ~rifh the exception OF three proper
- vas a no.l1&y affair. There was al
soYu.efy 10 reflection - THE Chicago is
s,.raaure. ana as a rule the euctuafsors
vxA~e made by the Hight spginklEnx O,
sn-sroora seAIrsrs rot attending tie ex-
rsa-~.. This Contingent appeared 10 80
ssssaasps 20 play for a moderate rally
Trey werp eaccursgr<3 ~ snail fractional
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. Aug. s-Silver. sisd; Censols.
lib 5-la
New York. Aug. k-The Evening Post =
London financial cabiegram says: The
stock markets today were iifeless and fea-
tureless- The position In America and
the weakness Of the Paris bourse DON'T
mated all the speculative markets. Gold
was In strong demand for the continent.
An Increased supply of American bills is
offering for here. but. so far as / can
gather. they are not at present referabie
20 the special syndicate operations.
BreadssufYS and Grains.
Liverpool Aug. 5.-wheaf-Spot Arm:
demand poor: No. red winter. ss Cd:
No. red spring. IS I'D; No. / California.
IS sd. Futures closed firm with near po-
sitions Aaisd higher and distant positions
I'D higher: August, Is I'D. September. -
utzd; October. Is had: November. Is;
December. IS I'D.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new.
Is ii4d- Futures closed firm. with near
positions ixzfld higher: August, Is loszd:
September. October and November, -
He'd December, 3s.4
F!our-Steady: demand moderate: ST.
Louis fancy winter. IS Sd.
ssops.
HopS-At London, Pacific coast Fl ia.
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The Northern Pacific are now making
rate Of one fare for thu rosnd trip 70
Aberdeen and Ocosta. TIckefE On sale
every day. Nothing more pleasant than ;
visit 20 fhe grand Pacific ocean.
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ne California rsa6~-e :. tire posf-Y.ssa-
igrsncer wiIi nnd 10 on sale daily At Copper
q Co. . stationery store. 5k Market street.
Just one block up Markee street from the
Ckyonscjo once. Price e.
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R~ ward.

A reward OF so viii be paid for fnsor.
r,aticn leading to the arrest and eonvfc-
ton Of any ore stealing copies OF me
Post-Iassliixencer delivered TO subscrsbsrp
throughout the city.
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Exeursfons 20 Lake Crueccnfs
Camping and fishing paxtses Of nys ~
more can obtain reduced rates 10 and from
I1sxs Crescent BY applying - James NOR
gan. agent s.xxiiS stssusaio Company
yeslsr deck.
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San yuAN rsrAxns

eIkASER LYDIA THOMPSON
sryine Waited States mai. leaves city
ss.s. tS.. Me street Monday. We'd
49, tas FrcAs al a. m. fer Per.
1ssnsent. sAe insa Islands ara New
sssssom Ne turning leaves New Wat
Tuesday. TaarxdAy and saturday. q
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capt George Roberta
,ese 7aslng Seattle fer Alaska August 9.
AZ every thirteen GAYS thereafter.
=" uessa1 and ras$snger rates spply
J. @. cARRcffA Agent
Sswaeaener dock. TED Pike sA
sEee. Seattle
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Haeonia Arrivals.
TACOMA HOTEL.

A. %, Spencer, Chicago.
w A. fox Chicago.
John Hickey. At. FAni.
Il. X. PAngboFn and wife. Jersey CITY
r. w. Erwin. HAu Francs8co.
r. r.. Brace st. Paul.
J. IL psekey. Chicago
ri. r.. de Et@iguer. Seattle.
3 r. Meteaif. Afontesxnn.
Is. atciteafoht. Aechten6urx-
A a. Collins. San Francisco
y g Nich0ga. ssDoxane.
W. ~. I8tess. Spokane.
Mrs L. J sharp. Butte.
nfrs Eugene Carroll. B1sfe.
~. q. Dodge, Lafayette. fnd.
n y. A TseAenaan. san Francisco
q ID Sinclair. Racine.
Miss Mitchell. Seattle.
Miss Virginia Under wood. New York,
Miss Joseptas. Portland.
"a T.. ADbofs- &ew York
w. r.. Brewer. New Haven
G. a. Sargent, Brookllue, Mass.
A. Hague. Washington city.
n "a schuyzar. Washing On C1ty
john Hickey. 81. Paul
II III. Warner. City.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER RosALIE.
aHeEson dock se2sss fer Victoria ard
~ Townsend daily. except Saturday az
- q m. returning leaves Victoria AZ
= m Steamer Itaho leaves FER PORT
sS-ssssnd and way Iosais daily. except
a. resurnirg. direct. leave. Port
.eenssne AZ D N. 'phens PIKE n
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vINE cARD IN Errrcr JAN. L

go Sean1-LeASes Seattle a "a:
rors fcaesend a IN. iravss rrS-
=. ms.eoF " ~ . m. leaves Roche Har-
~ T. N
eS1th eeunt-r~sv~s New waateora q.
raves Roche Harder 10 q. N. leaves
Srstay Hsrhor II q M: leaves Ror,
r~~sec p. m: arrives AZ seattle ssu
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Il b. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
STEAMER CLAN MDJ<AlD
Skagif River Route
rDAyes Seattle-Tussday. August =. -
- Thursday. August =. ~ a. m Sat
s,day August 3. AZ 10 a. m. Leaves Mount
vernan-N edEesday. August 5. az ? a. m
Srfday. August :. a, 10 a. m: Sunday. Au-
1es Al Il a. N. Calling ~ stanwood.
- axsrit CITY. Mount vernon and Avon.
GulsIsp going south Sunday and north
tuesday,
STEAMER MABEL.
rnxes City dock, Seattle. Monday.
~fedn>sday and Friday al g. m, for Ed
~erds. Everett and Gnohomfsh river
ssf1ss. connecting with s. Wiley Saviga-
-. "a for Tacoma and Olympia.
Ss,~ dock steamers for ali points on the
sesnd. Open all night Telephone Main
q 8. @. YERKES. Manager.