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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-10
A CLERICAL GOLFER.

Rev. DIR. Rainsford and His 2rowess at
tho Kinks.
1t may surprise some people to know
that one OF the very best golfers In tire
United States Is also one of the most popu-
lar preachers in America, but such Is tho
ease. The golfer in question is the Rev.
DIR. W. S. Rainsford, rector Of St Georges
church, New York city. He regards the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-10

hEN. DR. lkAlNofOtsps
sport as the best and most social game In
vented for the amusement ard exercise OF
man, and as consequence he has addicted
himself to it so assiduously that he has be-
come wonderfully proficient.
In several hot contests he has carried of
the honors, and on last New Year. day ut
the Lakewood Golf club tournament he
won the Gould cup In splendid style from
n field of 80 contestants.
DIR. Rainsford was one Of the first mem.
bers of the st. Andrews Golf club, the
pioneer golf organization in the United
States. He is also member of the Shin
necock club.
He Isl quick, active player on the course
and long, true driver. No golfer is more
popular than he, and he will probably be
seen among the championship contestants
at Shinnecock at the annual meeting In
July.
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.YSPEP
DID / 7
Weakened One Mans Constitution
Until 1t Brought Him to
Deaths Door.

Mr.. James s. Harrison, well-known
and highly respected citizen of Cleve-
land, o., was for years a sufferer from
dyspepsia and general debility, and in
his weakened condition, resulting from
the above causes, he had the additional
i'l-luck to fall victim to malaria from
this complication of disorders. Mr..
Harrison's condition was becoming very
serious, when he commenced to take T..
Z. p, Lippman's Great Remedy. Its
effects were marked and immediate-
Read his letter to us. Its earnestness
is apparent:
GENTLEMEN: For the benefit of all
suffering from dyspepsia and general
debility beg To submit my testimonial
as to the efficacy of your J.. T.. T., Lipp-
mans Great Remedy, as a positive
cure for all the distressing complaints
from which suffered.
My system was also full of Malaria
and my condition was growing very
serious; i had no appetite, was losing
strength and was completely broken
down in health, but now my health ia
completely restored, and l can eat like
n field laborer, without tho slightest
fear of any serious results.
take great pleasure in telling tho
world that =. p =. did The grand work
of restoring me 10 my accustomed
health. Yours truly,
JAMES 5. HARRISON,
Cleveland, O,
Ifyou get mp feeling tired and stupid.
r. 7. l.. should be tahen--it will maxs
yor feel well.
y. =. i. cures eczema, that tortur.
ing, itching disease OF the skin and
blood. IL you. blood is kept pure, you
will not he disfgured with pimplcs.
boils and blotches.
4. y. Il. Is the deadly foe and van.
quishor Of rheumatism. Its effects are
immediate and lasting. and IL 1ot only
relieves, but permanently crres.
Scrofula, which is hereditary aud
dcep-seated in tho blood can be- cured
by J.. L. r. IL IS tho one and only pcsi-
t:vc cure for this dread disease
Sufferers frcs9 kidney troubles find
immediate relief wher they take =. L.
=. as IL cures all Irregularities ard &C.
stores to nature her proper functions.
Sold hy ai, crrgg;sts.
LiPPMAN BROS. Aposhscsries. sofs Prop'rs,
L'eyusn's ploek, ssysnnsh. DC.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


o11G1C1I = ~ RhAGs
BY virtue OF an execution No. ~, eoc. Issued
from the clerks ofhcs OF tho Sixth District
Court. holden In tho city of Providence on
the sth day Of june A. ID. $780, and returna
bio 10 said court on the sth day of September
A. d.. 1896. wherein Charles Baysl on IL plain
uf and william L. Sparry. JVseph hundin
alias John Doe and supdin alias lAne Doe CO.
partners as Snnaip& Spsrry oil OF said Provi.
donoe are ths defendanto. Will te sold az
public auction on FRIDAY. the 10Th day OF
L. in the Providence Warehouse. Co.. Mason
street, Providence, X. j. the following
desoriped goods and cbatels OF tho defendants
Sundin a. 6parry, which we're by mo attached
on the original writ un the 4th day OF May.
A. ID, 1896. at - o'clock y. m. ir which the
above named execution WAS obtained 10
show cases aud contents, oil cloth and limo
leum. prescription counter and shelving.
chars. lounge, roll top desk, counters. back
counter with drawers and shelving. oak ia
Bile, kee witch hazel. money drawer. pic.
lures and framSs, morters and pestals, ~
gross corks. 81 pint BOTTLES. glass stop, tO14lb.
bottles wide mouth. J5.small bottles 80 pint
bottles. bottles. ,6h ID: bottles, ,ssov io o,,,.s s.
8 gross 4 on. bottles. GO herb
cans. prescription scalo and weights,
one common sonle and weights, I3
Jugs, 4 demijohns. demiso sohn OF witch hazel,
OF amonia and all anc every other article
In drug store at No. l72 Broad street In snid
Providence.
Levied on this sth day of June, A. D.. 1896.
at 10 :45 o'clock a. IN. and Will be sold 10 sat
isfy said execution II sufficient.
CHARLES II. BROWN.
js-l0t Deputy sheriff.
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Providence Certified Milk Co.

The undersigned wish % annourco that or
and after Iuue ], 1895. they Will furnish the
public with strictly clean and pure mix
from their certified dairy a. Thornton.
WI HrU rhe Oily dniry company In kt ode
Island that has castle thoroughly tested for
Tuberculosis and perfect sanitary relations
are constantly maipthinod ~ the dairy by us.
In sterilized glass jars. We trust that the
prblic will appreciate our effort and favor US
with their patronage.
Visitors will be cordially received at tho
dairy. kespectfully.
PROVIDENCE CERTIFIED MILK co.
pECkHAM a. MACoNhEn,
lropristors, Thornton, II. l.
Price iOc. per a..
Circulars upon application. q Peek street
80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-25

Notes or interest 70 Marine Men.
Steamer city 90 Puebia sails FOR San
FreuciscO tomorrow morning az o'clock.
Steamer waila walIa Is expected 20 ar
rive ron San francisco tomorrow morn
ing
The Pastirne Dancing Club will have an
excursion TO Eagle Harb9r Thursday ev-
enirE on the steamer W. X. MeFgin
J. y. Trewbridge. superintendent % The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company on Pu-
get sound. went 20 Tacoma yesterday.
Steamer ". X. Merw4n arrived from
Shelton Tuesday night with about seven
ty-two tons ~ freight. an8 ATTY crates Of
Xashon island strawberries.
Capt l. ST. Garrison was trying yes
tertiay - secure a crsS Tor the ship G.
r. Sargeni. which r. iyiEg a. Victoria. -.
g. loaded gitB lumber Tor sydaey.
Steamer Scheme has been chartered 20
make au excursion next Saturday. June
Y. leaving aefe a. Z e'eloCh IN the effar-
noon. for Heed canal and Iaill~a0p fails.
Steamer Greyhound Eii iay Up 20 wash
boilers today. No arrangements have
been made 20 pat another boat IN no
Gfeyheund's place. Eias mogid aAye wash
81 on sunday. bat al! n2w make the ran
- Tacoma on sunday. Ia place OF ths
Flyer.
Steamer e-Yty % Topeka. which viii SAL
for Alaska July J. and connect at Elska
with the steamer Dora for Cook !nlet. a&s
= number 81 passengers signed. The re-
a8ced rates maize on tee AK 10 not aD-
ply on her. The steamer Mexico 81 tas
same line. vii soon eerne 90 from san
Francis sid wih probably make Trip
70 A8zaSs 81 Gus rates.
Steamer Excelsior. ADVERTISED % rail- FOR
Alaska t0tsY. has not set arrived from
Eza FFaneAe1. p4e Excelsior viii 20 70
81 Mscnasfs. a@d faHrg connect with ne
steamer r. r. vs. asre fay Fort cads8y.
stopping az All mining camps on the river.
Trhs steamer Portland. waseh has beea sd
gartssesg - SAT- foaay To- Circle Csfy. AfsM-
~. via 81. Aiehasls. has nst arrived -
yea either.
Steamer wInapA sailed for Alaska a.
Z O'Clock last nlxnt stir IA fais cargo -
freight and an unusually large lag es
passengers Appearances would Indicate
nat The ~sstap4 has nSE been injured uy
fne eat raEs made On lie steamer Ai~k1.
huk was vatser benefited. A book ard lad
Der truck waa aboard for the Juneau fra
tgAssarf rest. Part ~ fh@ cargo ~a4 fnafs
ug az i've stock klilowlng = tas pssssn-
ger list. Mr.. r n Coates. Miss Anna
Joaes. Ms Bessie Norton. Dan Nc KAy.
Fred Patching ~. r. LEXIS q. r Row.
81. e OS<xi@a@Gs. ~. ~ Gs~.<y. v. -
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another low price was recorded. July
touching isc. Reports continued TO come
n favorable for the crop. which resulted
in free liquidation. and there was nothing
whatever 20 Sustain prices
Provisions were firnaer but no, very sc-
tive. Hog receipts showed a big falling or
which. created firm opening prices Good
support. especially IN perk. was even by
packers. ard prices advanced steadily,
though some Eeaeslea followed later.
Closing Quotations.
whest-Janc. sasc: July. HsasGSc.
Co-n--June. ~ slz7sSc: July. sTssGe7ssc.
oats--Juue. fees July rs8tSc.
Pork-Janc and July. STIsss.
IAra--Jone and July s4agi@.
Rihs-June and Jaly. s. 5zas
FlAxsSe3-7Ae.
TErscthy-s%c-
Rye-ssc
Barley-Nethirg doing.
Live stock.
cattle-Saies were On a basis Of sssN7
SIS for common. coarse ard grass lots. up
70 81 1sss4.i8 Tor choice 70 extra heeves.
with the AaIk % The sales at So sa74eS.
Cows sold largely At s24sS35 ana heifers
were active AZ AS. with extra ones az
1891 Bulls we're steady and calves were
IN setive demand AZ S9sa3 for common 10
prime lots.
Hostile balk Of hogs sold at ss.is3
as for heavy and s.Ss<9s Is for medium
wesshts- Heavy Sold at x2-Sss32 -: medium
at s. 1893 -. and light az 81 ao83sS
Sheep-Sheep were SAlaale a, 81 sSzSe %
for inferior 10 common. mp to 81. 5NsF4 Is for
fair 70 prime, lwlsh the bulk Of sales at
sS.Jes7S. lambs were again in large supply
ard IN good demand at sS&fasa. the bulk
going az SS.ss1s6Sa
Receipss--caftle. sseos head: hogs. $500
head. sheep. ia.oao head.
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Real estate transactions since yanuarw
!. lsas. are 81. -e7. %. There were filed for
record yesterday six deeds, aExrexatinx
s. esISe Following Is list furnished hy
the Daily Bulletin. room -. Occidental
block.
Tharwai3 Martlnson 20 J. It. Foran. lots
and 6. block II. Puget Sound Park add.
pes Noines. Arrii IS. 81.
West Coast Improvement Company 20 N.
I. Moore. lots TO 2. f7 TO %. block ia Gtl~
mas Park. June g. 500
Putnam II. Pratt ct ux. 20 Fdnar Chis~
holm. lots I and s. block ?. Knch Hlii add :,
M lot 6. block A. sup plat blocks A. II ana
c. kneh I'm add: lot z. block :. McAliis-
ter's add; sis lot s. block a.. c. c. Terry's
1st add; "a acres of south end lot 4. SEQ
-. u 81. 4: undts lots I and . and sis ne
sec s tn .. s: Sc no and eis Sc sec s. sp aSs
6. Ga sw sec 2. tp =. s. and tract In lot y
sec 81, ~ Is. Z. June q. q. G. SIC.
Ina =. Hamilton 20 f.uella Darby. lots 4
and 5. block 10. Harrisoa Heights add,
June ]. 81.
Sheriff 70 r.achlsn NJ. Miller. sw sec -
q q. r 5. June -. Sa.As4.Sa
T. \. Mckenzie TO William H. Bows
undis lots bte $. - 10 =, e, .. IS. block u
sup plat blocks : and 10. Mckenzie 81
pempSeys Lake Washington add. Nay
g 81 =
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aeee1f1s.ed by the activity Of the traders.
sa1 on large offerings the price dropped
= per cert., 20 iiss2 AZ the extreme low
point supporting orders were distributed.
sa1 On eayi1E Tor both accounts ar i'm
proYsmsrt occurred 10 1lS1. The stock
was severtsh thereafter. reactfag 70 liSs&.
raRiys1g 10 lfs. and closing = per cent.
lower than yesterday Brokers usually
acting for the more prominent insiders
were busy II the stock all DAY, buying and
selling The general market opened slight
" higher, under the influence OF advancing
trade prices. The improving tendency was
brought 10 a speedy halt OF account OF the
break II Sugar. and declines were record
ed The railway shares IL the main. how
ever, received hat slight attention during
the afternoon. although they were Sympa-
theticsily depressed with Sugar In the
nnal hour covering All along the line was
noted upon an extensive scale. under which
the list rallied sharply from the low point.
The market closed strong in tore. az gen.
eral fractional gains on the day. The trad
Ing In railway and miscellaneous bca1s to-
day lacked feature, but prices were well
sustained
Government bonds ruled weak and lower.
with sales OF s.. coo Silver certificates
were unusually active. Transactions
amounted TO s.. 600. at e91<GfS5sc.
Money and Exchange.
Money or call, firm at IL. closed iiSs73
per cent: prime mercantile paper. 4sfSas
per cent. Sterling exchange easier. with
actual business IN bankers bills AT s.sS4s
asa for demand and ssSsafAS7a4 for sixty
days; posted rates. ssSssf4sSia and stsSe9
4.sSle; commercial hills. sAsss4. Bar silver.
ss:sc. Silver certificates. s95sc-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


fvrtrare,. Tune i-Wheat-Priee changes
were mined within the narrow range ~
- ara slow az that. Although the most
hssrish feature ~ yesterdays news was
rovst5eyahsv modified today. wheat opened
w-eax AZ A decline Of &c per husnei, with
ra~efr4s az MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth which
vra~e so cars a years ago. only 81 today
xloease fhAe strfoe wheat ard winter
,rhess ra~fons aflke had another heavy
srat.ars rats. witch both could well have
sare without The cables showed. no par
.frY,fsr change 70 begin with. ard nothing
hat re general sisineiinati5n 20 trade ap-
,,az~aa 10 b.. against fhe market. TIE at
Ter feature az ;ns business was even more
r-sneareed today than wa remarked Of
r. vester8ay. Reports from the Northwest
rad n, more 20 SAG % rust in the growing
snrinx wheat. bat letters from vagiaus
sections 81 the winter wheat country gem
crafty mentioned The Disappointing results
- he thfesHsnx The 81 Louis market
"a tne other hand, waK quoted easier for
znot wheat. and one ~ the soft spotE IA
ne MARKET here Has caused ~ tire latter
report
fssrn was yeTy heavy. A fair iine ~ short
corn Vas covered. bat tas continual fsvsr-
AIDE prospects - another hsE crop. added
70 TIE decline ia wheaS. uyde the ao~n-
ward pakA easy even wn4s tas covering
VAS rosng or
0zss-12uite a fair bUsiassa was transact
"a. hat the fnsttax w2A very weak. ard
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Brea.istuns and Grains.


Boston. June 24-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow
OF the wool trade, Sales i'm the three psin-
eipal markets have amounted 10 s.sas 100
pounds; 2.2s7.ao0 pounds domestic and
l.sa.I0o pounds foreign wool. Territory
pulled and secured woods have formed the
major part OF the above amount Foreign
WOOL Is pretty slow in comparison with
tho three classes above named The sysnp-
toms of increased business noted last week
have been Fairiy visible since the last
writing. although there has alot been thu
least change in the rates. except that low
medium domestic stock is stronger than
IL was three weeks ago The sales since
January !. 1896. have amounted to 95,sf3. us
pounds. against rs IS. $40 pounds I'm thu
corresponding period Of 1885 Boston sales
for the week were LISA. 90 pounds, /. SIS,
200 pounds domestic and $40 40 pounds
foreign. Sales since January /. 1906, have
been q. 52e.oaa pounds. against &, sc. sis
pounds in 1895
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Weymouth. A c. Parks. Miss May Briggs.
Mrs NJ Adams. T.. y. Lord Mrs j. Mar
tin. Charles Nyisls. Mr.. ami Mrs. A. isor~
raine. Max Enalemsn. Miss Violet Ray
mon4. Miss Maud FsAvmend. Frank Pow
ell NJ ard Mrs john Burke. Mr.. ana
Mrs charles Burke. Andrew Burke
Prank Nugent. +. &. Richardson. Y. T.
Kendall, George Bounds and ten steerage-
Steamer Al-Ki sailed for AiaSks ves-
teraay morning. she was well loaded with
fresghs. made ID IN part Of lumber and
live stock for Juneau. The following pas
sengers were ON hoard: II. n. Thompson
aud Two children. l. =. Finn. Harry
araAlwAn. Mr. Wetmore. Mrs. j. A.
StTeut, Miss Ethel Streut. MrA Rogers.
Robert Murphy. r. Chetwood. II. r.
Thompson, w. A. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs..
a A. Wright IL Mock. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Simms j. :. Lehman. J X Brsshaker. A.
R NaoeAoe. Mrs. Csrahlman ard TIVE chii-
tren T. A. walkden. Mrs Alice Cogginx
and three children and seventeen Storage
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Tacoma. June % Special -schooncr
Maggie G. Russ IS diseharginF a cargo of
concentrates AZ the smsltcr. The ore eans
from TnFa island Alaska Schooner SAL
yator Is ALEC discharging a cargo OF ore
at the smeltcr
The Tacoma Miu company will construct
series OF elevated railways AZ their mill
wharf at Old Tacoma for the loading of
vessels. Piles are now being driven for
the support OF the tracks which will no
twenty feet above the wharf. The i'm
proYsrnent IS designed 20 cheaper the cost
OF loading lumber into the vessels.
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MAEINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June 4-Arrived-Uma-
tilia. Victoria and Port Townsend; biz
Rufus r.. Wood, Seattle. schr Charles
Hansen. Gray's harbor; schr Orient.
Gray's harbor. schr Lena Sweascy, Sc
attic: sehr Novelty. Columbia river; schr
Charles +. Falk. Port Blskeley. Departed
--Aragr. Coos bay. sh John A. Briggs.
Puget sound.
Freights-klwell. 1857 tons, coal from
NanaIno for this port.
!, Hoqnlam, June special.-safief-Et
Del Norts, for San Francisco. Arrived.
23a-Schr Webfoot. from san Francisco.
Port Gamble. June - -Spectal-ssailad-
Schr okanogan. Capt. Moore. for Kobs.
japan
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NEW YORK MARKETS


New York. Jurs 24-spseuIasiva fatersst
tozav was ce2tares1 IN Sugar. tSAt stock
sEursnK so~ ever Es.fss aS2res ont O.
total Of - GA The Increment was Co
r8tAslx errAssc, rsaertzaE aitegrass N7st-
aAtfen snd rstsins ard co. ering Of sharts-
strazgsA was displayed a. sns o2sssS %
covering sat as soon a. this cssssSc y as
sAsssaea. weakness developed, Eassa y -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London, June si.-Consols. liz ls-is Sill
yer. sii4d.
New York. June aL--The Evening Posts
london financial eablegram says: The
settlement. today revealed small ae-
count. but eontangoes we're higher, as
usual al the end OF the half year. on ac-
count OF the money being temporarily
wanted. Thus. eontangoeS on Americans
were 2i10S per cent. The stock market
was duh. but soon as the arrangement
or the account was seen. the tone changed
sharply and prices rehounded upward, con-
soils leading. Argentine securities were
IN strong demand. and Americans, after
a period or dizziness. were very firm la the
street. the prices at the closing being half
TO three-fourths of dollar better for Lead
ing stocks. Copper stocks were better.
also mines.
The Paris and Berlin markets were bet
ter and closed frm.
BrcasistufIs aud Grains.
Liverpool. June 2i-Wheat-Spot quiet:
demand poor: No. red winter. So 81 No.
1 hard Manitoba. Ia I'D, No. California
IS 81. Futures closed duh. with near and
distant positions al lower, June, July,
August. September and October IS iol.d;
November ia i0A.d
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed. rornf-
naiiy IS I'D. Futures closed quiet. with
August I'd lower End other months un-
changed from yesterdays prices: Juns,
July. August and September. SIS k.d: Oeto-
Der, Is ssd; November, IS lid.
F1our-Duli. demand poor: St Louis
fancy winter. es 81.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, CT fss.
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BUTTER. BUTTER!

re nuv all grades ns Bgffer~fsFsauery.
Diary ard Raaea. snip yo1E Batter 10
yoHs n. AZ ~, seattle er xeeos.s,
xs.d gss The Cash
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Total sales.
tn. total sales OF stocks today were
rs. sos shares, including: American To-
bacco. $500: American. 1919 Distfhing.
1850: louisville & Nashville. f.ee: Read
tnr. o sno. Rock Island, 400; St Paul,
.. 20. Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1000,
wheeling 4 Lake Erie. 400: Silver GER
tiacates, $4,000.
F1our.
Flour-Receipts 1890 barrels. exports
4.b3s barrels. Buyers are few.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts 6. 800 bushels. exports
esfs bushels. Spot dull; No. hard. e7s<
eRs77sc. Options opened easier under dis
Amounting cables. sold up on bad crop
rsnorts. general covering and smaller
Swing wheat receipts but eased off near
the close. and was finally isai4c net lower.
after one OF the smallest days trade this
year: No. Q red, June. closed s@5sc; Sep
ternber, ENC
wooi-steaiy.
Petroleum.
pe.roI~,m-DulI; United closed sf.r:
asked: Pennsylvania crude. weak. N-is
bid
Pig iron-weak: Southern. s1e5oGl3.
' S.o esrs. brokers' MIS-; exchange.
81 .50afs.
Iaad-Steady: brokers'. 81; exchanges.
g eelkafa.G5.
T4n-F1rmer; Straits. si'.se9iso; plates.
quiet
Soeitsr-Duil; domestic, fi6114fa
Coffee.
Corse-Options closed quiet ana M
changed TO points decline: June, sil.Tof
N 80: September. SIC. 4s9ia.so. Spot coffee.
Rio quiet: No. Z. lie: mid quiet; Cor
dova, ls1Isc.
sugar.
suxsr-Raw quiet: fair refining. &c; cen
trtfugal. IS test. 2i5c: refined fairy active.
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THr VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOffA
leaves Tacoma. Il nacas Seattle. vesisr
rsart y ia Mondays snG Ihsr@&Aya
fe< Port Tsaxnserd. AnAeersex FAISaaxsn
Nss MNatecru. RiagrS ard rrt3av Hsr-
soe ard NsaeoeveF. arriving NaGeeassr
. .. feiiowsax day
fess u Raslne. g. fare 80 SancSavsr.
Fer fgrsner Information &ssly - I<s-
sf uAsrs
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvAN0EI@

Seattle ans Townsend <ean Pay route.
esesmer Garland leaves Nesier deck Mon
Gays. Wednesdays aad Fridays al
puEgsnrSs. Pert Angeles. Fort Crescent.
Gettysburg Fsysat. s.sliasn Ray and Nesa
Bay rstutnlag. arrives at Seattle ,.
r.. or opposite days steamer Eysnxrs
leayes NeSier deck fer Pert Angeles and
Nhcter.A Mondays. Wednesdays an1 FRI
CAV q; $50 =. rn.s arrives Seattle alter
nate days - >. W.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-25

Pacific Coast Steamship compsny's
STEAMER AL~Kl.
Al newly rentted. new upper deck cabins.
and new and cenuodsous second~ciass
passenger accommodations. viii sail from
Seattle june "a, at q. VA. calling Al
VICTORIA MARY ISLAND.
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DOUGLAS ISLAND aud clitIEAT.
Fare 20 Nrangei. Cabin. 81. second
class. Gsa
Fare 10 juneau; Cabin. $40: second
class. S.
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Puget Sound Saperlntsndent.
Seattle ofrice. Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone, Main -.
Goodall. Perkins 4 Co, general agents.
exn Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-25

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Tine Card IN crect June j. lssA
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHArCoM
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle sally.
sxeept Saturday. at ~ y. m.
SEATrI.E EVERETT MD LA CON
NER ROUTE.
FsirhRvcn leaves Seattle daily. sscept
snniay. at =. n.
Telephone, Main ~ Nester f>ck-