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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-21

On Monday evening Lieut.. Lang en-
tertained small party of friends on
board the Marion at dinner. The
table was beautifully decorated with
carnation leis. An informal hop fol-
lowed the repast. Mrs. NJ. C. Widdi-
field chaperoned the party.
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|N.THE NORLDU SOCIETY WILL IPROBABLY RETURN
MIR. AND MRS. MILLS ARE FOND
or HONOLULU.
Leave for Washington Tomorrow
Friends of the EX-American Consul
General Urge Him to Take Up Law.

EN-United States Consul General
Mills and wife will sail on the Alameda
for San Francisco. From there they
will go direct to Washington, where
Mr.. Mills will close up his Consulate
affairs with Uncle Sam.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-21

Minister Shimamura, AttOTu
Humphreys and his secretary ace
panied him in his boat to the quaran-
tine station.
The Government examination of the
immigrants opened shortly after thci-
arrival, and the Minister says he IN
vtcd Mr. Shimamura and party to at
tend.
Shimamura refused to attend, but
asked for a private examination. Min
mister Cooper was taken by surprise,
and as there was no accommodations
could not accommodate him then.
On the 18th of March the japanese
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-21
"WHEELER & WILSON. 4"

The name "Wheeler & Wilson" is a
household word and the machine
necessity. 1t is the same as every
thing else handled by L. B. Kerr. The
best to be had.
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Fine Repair Work.

When your Bicycle, Gun, Type
writer or any article Of fine me-
chanicsm needs repairing and you
wish job which is certain to
prove satisfactory, bring it to us
and we will fix it for you and
guarantee it fully.
We take pride in turning out
only the very best of work and
will call for and deliver it to any
part of the city.
HaWaIIaN CYCLE & DaFG. CO.
3l2 Fort street. Telephone No. 565.
Opposite Levers & Cookies.
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STEEL
PLOWS
Manufactured by the
oliver BROS.
PlOW Works.

These, through good service and
effective work on SUGAR and
RICE PLANTATIONS, and else
where, have made for themselves,
a good reputation.
Reports from our customers show
perfect satisfaction given in scour-
ms, light draft and in every respect.
We now present to the public a
full line, as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-21

Capt. c. S. Cotton of the Philad IL
on Thursday evening. About fifty
persons, seated comfortably in bargrs
were piloted around the harbor by n
steam launch. The Quintet Club occo.
pied one boat and diScoursed Hawaiian
airs. The Marion, Naniwa, and several
merchantmen were sercnaded by The
party. A pleasant dance and supper
ON board the flagship followed.
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TUG pAuxTLEss CANNOT CLEAR.
Collector Bishee Instructed ID
watch the Steamer.

WASHINGTON. jar. ia--Ths secretary
OF the interior has received from Collector
Bfsbee. at jacksonville. a rspart en- ths
recent movements Of the suspected nlibus-
ter Daurtless, IN which he Incorporates an
afiaavit made by Capt. Myers. the mss.sr.
The afsaavit states IN eject Tat on De-
cenber g he. the master. subscribed 30 an
oath that the Dauntless was scout start
ing on wrecking tour and that he would
not violate the neutrality or navigation
laws on that day he steamed down tbs
river. bat the weather was too thick for
his vessel TO 60 % sas. and 50 70 returned
20 jacksonville. On the next day ne again
started on his ureekins trip. but tbs
srAathsr was still heavy and he concluded
TO 20 inside. through Shawk channel
In the channel he discovered signals 81
distress aging fron . point on No Ssrns
kew He put into the ISLAND and found
zbout thIrtv-avs men IN great distress.
suffering from exposure 70 tire weather
ana want az feed There was also q guar
tity OF freight IN unoroi<er boxes and
ra~kapes Trat they contained he did
rot knoz He took The men On board on
New Tears day. ard. as nearly 80 ne could
recouset. on January ? hs delivered them
az sea- Where they were delivered ne foss
10, say. and the collector "a commenting
on the affidavit says that TO his mind IL
Is very defective. as Il does not state %
whom ne men ard goods were delivered
ard also in several other Important facts.
The department when notified several
DAYS ago % the application Of the Daunf-
less gave THE collector instructions not
70 clear her az the report ao@a not clear
sIp the record aszinsf t1s vessel. snt u
IL stated that instructions givea viii net
b changed II. therefore. she attempts
TO 20 20 sea without clearance she prob
ahiy WI Re Hegzea hy the revenue cut
tiers IN port for vioiatioE % tns naviTs-
ton laws
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship AK 10 due 70 arrive today
from Alaska she % scheduled 20 sai
again January =
stea rlship Tenshin Maru IL due TO arrive
here saturday. The Aeapanthur VIII not
get away until next week and both vessels
viii be handled at th> dock NJ the same
time. The loading OF steei rails on the
Agapar thus will be finished today.
Capt couison. superintendent OF the uss
saving service at san Francisco. passed
through here yesterday to attend court IN
Victoria. Several years ago be was IN
command Of a revenue cutter ans made
several seizures. These viii De invesG-
gated by the commission
The Merchant dock az Everett. recently
leased by Frank W. Goodhue, OF ths
steamer Greyhound. has been thoroughly
rsfftted with q new office and waitlng
room The dock 4. IN charge 81 q. z. Car
ter. formerly eonne-ted with ths Grey
hound Office IN Seattle, assisted By John
Collins.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. iA-Ths City
OF Pusbla left for Puget sound today with
the following passengers:
SaAttie-Reba Brown. L. Ferguson, T.
Brown. A. Young and daughter. Mrs.
Morrow, 4. Mtsfillen. ". Trnmheii, F.
Harlow Mrs. NAnton and daughter, Miss
Brown, Mrs. Peter ~. Colt. Or. Terrill
Tacoma--w. Morrill, and wife. d. Finley.
G. Ward, I. Page and wife.
NIctoria-H. Bonstesn. George HAdley.
Tiney Gilbert, Lille Raymond. q. ASH,
Miss Toulinscn, Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs.
Godfrey. j. LANG.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. f&.~-Satlee-9tr
City Of Pueola. for Victoria. bk Rufus F.
Wood. for Seattle, str CzaTina, for Coos
bay. str City OF Everett. FER NAnairno.
SAN DIEGO. Jan. A-Schr Maggie G.
Russ. from Tacoma: sehr Fanny Dutard.
from Tacoma
YOKOHAMA. Jan. I0--.Arrivea-Br ctr
Altmore. from Oregon; Er str McDur.
from Tacoma.
LIMERICK. Jan. ls.--Arrivsd-Br str
Brenhil6s, from Oregon.
SYDNEY, Jan. Is.--Sailsd-Br str War
rinoo. for Vancouver.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH. Jan. H. p m---speciai.--
Barometer. so.a3: cloudy: wind east. tea
miles. Ia straits. bound cut. sogr-mastsa
schooner.
NEAH BAY, Jan. IA p. ms-lSpssial--
Cloudy: calm Tugs Tyee and Pioaesr In
BAY.
CLALLAM BAY. Jan. Ia 2. m.-Sps-
efal.--Partly cloudy; light east wind
PORT ANGELES. Jan. IA p. m.-Spe-
ciai.--CleaF. calm. Tug BeyGsa IN bay.
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TAMPA. F'a-. Jan. fs--Tt hes been Of
rciaiiy announced DO the PlaHt system
that th~v ~lH run through excursions -
ire Island 81 Jamafca. calling from Port
Tarnpa. Fla. on the following dates During
sha year 1857: February e. March 4 ana
Mar % There was acme Ae1kt az % u .
continuance of fnis service during tbs
present year The Unite6 States mail serv-
ies % talz slan1. which has suffered car
es4srabsy BY iha war in Cuba. win DOW -
rslsst4tsa ~ tas Plant sssamsrs. which
carry mai TO iris point
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CHIC AGO. Jan. "a -ERBreSs ant rafS-
Rad manages have se5t 10 Messengers
ara train guards orders 90 shoot - xiii IN
each ard every ease where robbery a
clearly taa safeaf * any Gre wh5 Inter
fszss wfth tss running of a train. A
cash rsward q So - hei3 oat for @aeh
roskev snos. aat not killed ard g &c for
saen wns l. made - elt@ ths daEt
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NEW York MARKETS.


NEW YORK Jar- fs-Tne stock mar
kef today was FOR the most rsrt ext-srre-
" narrow ard professional, but with ors
or TWO exceptions n. soas was firm ard
the Increment az prices upward TN~re
was lite news % general importance hsf-
tas trader appeared 20 fsvor the inside
Hfshe- Lon5on prices for American SCI
curiuss and euyfag tor that aceona. here
ana the charging Investment inquiry in
c7ced oy the steady piling I'D OF isls
money were partly Instrumental IN ssssy<-
Ing the bulls 20 force covering By m
shorts n a number % the spscialtiss
IN some stocks o. tbs class also fhs-@
was continued liquidation, but the de-
ehnss were confined % the particular
properties involved Dealings II the rail-
way shares were on trtfing scale and IN.
fluctuations mostly fractional. Sugar on
covering pure and simple gained points
Tns reports in circulation regarding the
negotiations for a settlement between the
Atchison and Atlantic A Pacific COM
pznies galvanized the stock and bonds OF
the last mentioned line into comparative
activity az the trs1ins gains. In the last
nour the gens-ai market was more spir-
TIED than az any tine during the Szy
The closing was strong at the top levsi
with comparative figures showing sharp
fractional net gains. The bond market
continued 70 advance on increased and
wei distributed dealings. The sales wsrs
&, $50 GO.
Governments lacked feature. but were
senerAhy frn on transactions or ST. CO.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali easy a, ii<r2 per sent;
last loan IL; closed offered at f1&63 per
cent: prime mercantile paper. sis@l4 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills az "a sTt.es4 STU
for demand. and As4zs 74S for sixty
days; posted rates. siS59As5ss and s4sSS
ASA; commercial bills. 81. sSss. Bar silver.
SIC. SILVER Certificates s4Tk1ssi.c.
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0zfsE; bus.., seezsa: stays e-a ox-u.
05s6S7s: caves. szMs1
HoEs-ssses were made =. ssto7- - fer
cennon heavy 70 light weights. the euIk
Q, ne transactions being a. 81 seeSss
s. saf3s
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nesr ard Distant positions ID lever
elosed cgzse-. sane. business about egasi-
y distributed January and February, -
-. March. - sd: April - SD. Nay. -
SD
fancy winter. IS Sd
Hops.
Eo7s-At Lerdor. Pacific coast. 81
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yrenrh opsnian Of the Treaty.

PARIS. Jan. iz-L'Esiafrs to-day SAYS
that the Uaifs4 States ard Great Britain
sg re treaty ~ araltrstion. present
noble example. which deserves % - tos-
lowed by Europe"
IL seasI expresses fhs optsiSs that 's-
treaty - purely Il Ansts- Ssxon Interest.
ard = not inspired oy tie iasa 90 univsr-
kzl peace
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iuin = stock
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. I4-In wheat the only
weak SPOT was at the opening and was
caused as usual by the Liverpool market.
which opened I'd lower, although this wac
oF2y IN line with yesterdays decline here.
The price q May here began over a range
q from 7s33c down 70 7g&c. as against
7s99Dssc TIE previous afternoon. The
lowest or fhcss opening quotations hap
penei 20 strike the bottom for the dsv. An
advance % sasc by $3.50 was NOT 4 straight.
uudisgutsd rise. however After touching
SOC L reacted % 7f7sc and even after that
there were numerous saort-tived srgrx OF
- or 80 The seahaar5 sent the bulllsa
news snd ,hs buying orders later 81 the
cay. -. Louis became an anxious buyer
On tae first symptom - the latter par
chasing LEGAL seslsrs dried 10, and not
untE May price was well over SOC could
they buy usuch. Local receipts were So
entesu cars against forsy--efwhf a year ago
Minneapolis and DesGth reported ~ cars.
against % .asg week ard - on TIRE CORE
spending CAV % tire previous year. Clos-
ing sentimental marke-s We're steady 20
Grp. New York wsred the foreigners
wsrs doing considerable buying there and
very bullish news from Australia vas put
anoa'. ire substance % Sc being thss from
an sNrarc{nE country sending our from r.
o)5 90 bushels per year &c had changed
90 an importing Country and vogsia want
fUilv 561Q 80 bushels ms year. The export
Claarances began eariy in the cay 20 a.
tert local speculation sentiment Boston
commenced prcz8eoi nEs by reporting 1sa 20
bushes cleared, tAeu came New YORK VITA
exports % $1,000 bushels ard IL the end
-1e QUsutisy wAs swelle3 10 ne enufvale nt
az -sso1o h0shsls e. wassi and nour to-
resher That iEcluces 5.g'8 barrels a. Sour
groru %srp0Tt News. Ta.s was tap active
influences ia TIE las bc-r Nav @ra-v saia
ap 90 SAC. and clcss5 firm AT Sc ssg.1sc
Cora opened 9ra bLt unchanged ard an
der enccuraEeEnsnt % strong provision
market and tae advance "a wheat & a.
vancet eer csnr-
oats wers active 1-1a and higher TIE
feature w4s t1s buTlnE ey several q me
scattered.
Provisions creneG w5eA a fsI coau-u-
ancs az yesterdays Strength ard he'd i
most Ac-lvs exnsr1soced e loug ts-rs
Closing Quotations.
V~heat-Jazuary. 7s- Nay. ssksSsSsc.
Cora-Jasaary. 2-ase z2A4e. Alay. 2fSG1z..
CatS-Ja1aary, ts-~c. Nay. lstsc
Preliminary. s. l' May. $St5
Lard snuary. s. ga. Nay. s. l5$ss77ts
Eihs--,1azusry. sA1zsss MAY. sles JAY,
t42.
Rye-s-ssa
Bar.ev-&s s3&e.
Eaxsse&-ssc
1smo.hy-x4N
Live stock
Cs..l&-Sslss were largely a. s&s5 q sew
go.EE sc AsEh as So: ss0rssas' Ara feed
A. q ayz4fs. cszwS & .SEa e heIsars
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s,--ro san Fr~nes.ea-&,y

Prem Seattle. including 5srth In tourist
slsspsr. rs 1rss clzss. Including hsrrh IA
Paglazan sas@Esx. seT trafn se4saax 128
noon- gznaary Il. Rates % pants East
thro16n California same ss via Northern
<.Est aye@uA
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEEaEFA@A
LONDON. Jan. Is.-SllveFs = l-lsa
Cs-sais. H.
<EW YORK jar l4-Tae Eveains
vsose.s I.913oz financial cA2segrsI says.
Tne stock markets showed general
f-.--svau.snt today. Co1so2s tsadlnE On
s..sv money. The reason fer easy money
- rartsv contained "A he eaak Returns
s~ssss- rsasoa is that FTrs7ca balances
$50 fs,sr rew ere srrnsw lat large. Home
~sns rArsvs-s3 o. bsster eivi6sr1 40
-...n-srrertS Alsrisans we're s,s21T ard
mines good.
re Paris sssurse reports are xssazy aai
SerlEa market weak
Br~aassnHs and 6ratns-
LIVER POOL. Jan fa-whsat-SSot.
s.Ea.sv. Nc ri spr.7g. - 80; Nc Cali
snv-sa = ID Eurayas closed wreAk. wsta
go ara distant positions ~ lcwsr. snss-
vAss n~nwf~sr or middle positions Jana
a-v. s. sd: FsS<usry. 6 81. March ard
May. S sd
-ox--S25s. quiet American EzExe6.
nsx. d 50 Futures cpene3 asl. VITA
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The Cold Re.erre.

WASHINGTON, Jan Is-Today's state
Ezent o. the eoa5Isson Q. the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. So, s2s.-
II: gold reserve. sl4seg-.-Ss.
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ID oNSEY a STEWART. Undertakera
10 Pariors corner OF Third and
Columbia streets, Seattle, WashisE-
tea Tslephons No. IL
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
fine Card In effect June ]. lS>1

BATTLE EVERETT a wHATCOM
ROUTE.
sfa;s OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
sressi Saturday. at 10 p. IN
sEATTIE & LA CONNER ROUTE.
fasfhaven caves Seattle daily. except
hiurday. az 10 p. "a
Tsseheaa. Main gss. Yssisr dock
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sr@rwT SOUND A ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
srvAMsHrP CITY OF KINGSTON.
p..uesn Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
tf6arf.yl 81 Tacoma t1ioArl liza n
<Tsswlf.vi nj EA1ftie sesArl 3:0oar1
ssSsu.lf.vi 72Pt. Townsend = Arl :4Spm
.2n,Ar!l10 Victoria | MlLyI s.s0pn
srsiy except Monday.
rs steamer furnishes hrst-ciass accom-
rsiss,ans. carving both freight and pas
sersr- and leaves from Yesler wharf.
teSsfe
NJ rs.es etc, inquire OF
a. r Tf0p$pvKE.
YesIer wharf Seattle
T. A SADFAu,
General Agent n. p. Railway.
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Go az lis 0RrYHouNn.

Eyesetl Edrnonds. SnohoTnisa Route.
1--WE round trips daily except Sunday. In
Esct Nov %. 1895: Lea yes Seattle 7.45 a.
D. tG D. m. leaves E,VHrett 10 A. M,
N. Seattle landing. Colman dock: Ev-
sfsti landing. Merchants deck. Connects
va Str Flyer Tor Tacoma. with str MI
cssto and way stations. Telephone Red
= FRANK ". GoonHuE. Mrr.
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FORT oacisRp ANp PORT WASH

tIEANEh a. z. HtHINsON.
o. Pert Orchard and Port Washington
rssss. leave. city dock. foot Of Main
sfest SO a. m. calling at South Beach.
Esgeae,i. Brick Yard Rrsmerton. ". 8.
Navy Yard sidaey. Charleston. Tracy ton.
csso. sslveraale Leaves Port Orchard
sssy station a. 3 p. m. arrives Seattle
Etn m e " Robinson, master. Lilly.
fsgaftas 4 Co. ageEts Telephone Masn
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PORTLAND WHEAT Marker
SAY FRANCISCO Markets.

PORTLAND. Jan A-whea.-Walia
n Ala. sz9s4s, valley. ssQs7c per enzhsL
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sozts-T1Sy say reAl estate % 6ears- In
Chseawo. per scof sroas- stssr 4 New York.
Socrstccts-WeE. II euEht 20 80 The
feet are ssggs-.-Ftf.sezxg SerH.
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aLAsgA A


~..ssr Coast sfea rlship Com pany's
cIpvf.AR sTEAMER AI~K.
A. assiy rehttsd. new upper deck cabins
- ssx and connections second class
.sseer Recommendations. viii sal. from
100 Tanuary I'd, AZ 3 a. m. via Ts-
"a connsctsns sf Port Townsend with
800 walls walls. sailing from San
1890 January 18th. vii cal al
NETf4AK Anita.
NARY ISLAND,
krTcHTKAN.
Horr.LAs ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
49, 20 Wraagel: Cabin. 81. second
xsss. 10. 80.
frrs % juneau: Cabin. SO: second
]. +. TROwBRfDgT.
Puget Sound superintendent.
s<ss,is eriee. Ocean dock, foot OF Main
.s-sst Tslephons, Main -.
Toosal, Perkins & Co, general agents.
a. Francisco.
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waArcoA. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacorte..
FaifazTen or Whatcom Leaves CONNER
al 1o.k. Tacoma. 2 p. m. City dock foot
Nan street.. Seattle. p. m., Tues. Thurs.
al s2l Returning leaves Nhatcom : D.
= rz!shAven. SIS 2. m. anf AnReortes
81 n. san. We5aes. and Fri Fares
ses.ssa g. or 81 % round TRIP; Tacoma ti.gS,
e g round trip. w. TT. ELLIS.
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prcrT SOUND q CENTRAL. AMERI-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

.s,samshin Transit will leave Seattle fee
0arsi America on December Is.
Regular saiiirEs between Puget
se1a9 and Central American
ports. General ofIiee. Mutual Life
ecilelng
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49, fAz-y sxesrs sunday.
g. NsA. Ert- .~Tsss. ThursN sat-
Va ssscs Co1m&a s.sSk- se1ss.&
se,x. sst.FS. Gsasral rreigAs ass Fas-
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The Miasrs Poplar Rssts
TO
ROSSLAND;
AND ALL
Kootenay Points. |
TIME SCHEDULE,
In Eject November lath. II

In Eject November 2sth. 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For Spokane. ST. Paul and East. soc 2. II.
for Portland --.-.- .----.........iz.- p n
.For Gray's II. and d Bend .is:2o .. N.
FOR Jscona.-.-. ..-..-.s-..... 80 ~ q III
FOR 1acofn2.... .-..- ..-....... III - =, IN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE:
Prem Spokane, 81. Paul s. East ..ss .. N.
rem PoTtIRna... ...s......+. es-V p. m
.Froln Grsy's Fl. and 8. Bend. SO ;. N.
FROM Tacoma ...... .s.-.--...lN+N a m
FROM AccHfa .-.s.s.s .--..... so p m
sDaily except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject &c change without no.
tics.
Through tickets TO Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
l. A. yADEAC.
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Office. corner Yeslsr way
and First avenue.
Depot Ticker ONice corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
A y. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No. IS Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland Or
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live stock.

CSt.i2-Salss were largely a. s&s5 q ssw
go1Eg ss asgh as So: ss0cssns' Ara feed
s<z'. f31-.Als. caxS s-..22. hsI1srs,
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MARKETS AND TRADE.


9eactie, Jan a. LEI.
rxcs.rx.s at tire ssAttIe. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Csearances. Balances.
Seat. -. ......-s EsE 80 x1s S -
rzeorrs - -. 8 So 40 LS1 30
Portland $685.. $780,. ZSerss4 % a 80 ~
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE


HOOD CANAL ROUTE
z. 3 MAIL
STEAMER DELTA
lssrss dalhraish dock. foot OF Washing
~ street, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
gays. a. : clock a IN. se- Kingston.
~ Gamble. Ssaheek. ArSnnen. Holly,
Esssto. Lsltwaup Falls. Heodsnort and
asiea City Returns alternate DAYS.
y THOuTMAS. Master.
1sssahone. Eea isf
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HY or THE I'LL Ek-"
GArTLE TO TACOMA
-rd frsra daily. 81 sept 9uA6nY
SNs.v ard twenty-fsye minutenL
~ FTEAxER "FLYER"
dss3y trips. ra000D
49, ErrFrT TUKGDAY. MAI 4
3h& TINE CARD.
~s. sars. Soc: rounJ trip. ~.
attse-7;S. Is1 - n. 10, "a
sts.y. 9ascas-ag ? -: l. -. > u
s.s..ie-7sss 3. n: Il msp. n
4-ovna-ssJ o. m. 30. fs3s D. n
1870 Al Eorfhsra Pacific wharf Ta-
nsst Commercial COCK foot OF Ma
- rrse.- essf.s.. 49, 90 So. -
Isssssxssn. fars SOC.
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Call on or address r. e. STEVENS Gen.
ersI Western Passenger Agent or j. w
YOUNG. G. r. e. T. A
City ttcksf Office, So Front street
Depot ticket Office. foot OF Columbia.