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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-19

spe1'al pfzpatch 20 The 0st-TateHiGencer.
TAToOSH oct Is .. m--BarometeT.
- e cloudy wind cast. six miles "a
yard shln Hawaiian Isles iu tow wan
derer. y - %. m. bark : g m Outward.
steaIEer Je5aen 1898 p. IT.. Outside. hound
in 3 bark and schooner j. s Campbell.
NEAR BAY. oct 1s.--El4sdy. calm.
PORT ANGELES, oct. N.--BarCmeser,
q z. rlnulE- &c u.
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Thn sfem,rInder sold.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-rnteIlfgencer.
FATRvIEw, p. g. Oct R.-Dier Il
Davidson are reported 20 have bought ths
stern wInfcr. the discovery claim OF this
camp. located Sever al years ago. for tso.-
eol. Besides their extensive holdings OBJ
tafaed earlier. they have bonded several
ether claims
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Sugar 0oboingp-GoliAn &C. IN 5els per
10, s1scs extra C, IN ebls. Per 10. &c;
dry graduated. IN b5as. per u, sc. CUBE,
s7sc; powdered. sac; SPOT cash prizes
hs. Novelty A. sisS. California brands.
sc: Geld Drop -four. 81 oleAShsat
-four. Per Dbl. 30: per ewt- S. 15gt. gra-
ss ?, per e sS So q lls :, sas1 ,s sacks
u % Per cwt: rye me2I. per ocA, 49,
per cwt. s2-s9; rolled oats Per boL ssJa.S:
houainy. per cwt. s22s; cracked wheat, per
cwt, D.&: faxed wheat, s2.so per case:
whole wheat -four. per cwr. E.-; pearl
harley. Ies-I5 sacks, a.: ss-lo boxes. 4l4e:
spl.t peas. per Ieo-ib sack, 4c: &-lo eoXes,
white. Us SO: So. SIS: FAXED horniny.
b5ls. 81 kegs. s4s5.
Coffee 0oboingl -Mochz. per ID.
&c; Java per r. 9ys52sc: Costa .,.... hlea'
per cwt. si5.1s: Ss-Ib cases. per cwT. 81 Is.
Java. se-i5 tins per 10. &c; saeks. 24e;
tsnsla 2e ground s,zd eoss isas5c Lon.
Ie9s. sl2ls: COS. sl2-s. SSs. sl2S5.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Qob5ingt--cow beef. 5g5lsc;
10; pork, Sic per 10; veal. Sc per 10.
Provisions, ooeoing Hams. !aTse: h,.e:
Fresh si '' Ftsa Gio:boing)-Halibus safe;
S4AIUUs -NHEs salmon trout. &C. 1Q4LlCA7.
slsQsc: soles. &C: rock cod. Sc: black bass,
Sc. perch, s'x44ci mountain trout, lz1s2 &c;
shrlmps. loc-
Batter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter-Ranch. 10115c: fancy dairy IN
squares. ls1 9oc; Washington creameries.
Cheese Oobbingl-Eative Washington.
l0alZe.
Eggs-0obb.ngl--Eastern. 15g1sc; strictly
fresh ranch. 25ff2Sc.
~ n @m4 ZAP
dressed. l5c Per 10: ducks. *.Sea4 per
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Cobbing)-New potatoes, ss0io
Vegetables oobbing>-New California
ID; carro.s, 4oc; lettuce. Ice per doz; Gu
cumbers. Sc per dozen: tomatoes. 2s04oc
psr PGx 5,a g6sen sac s1rn sa Is, Per sofe1
per BOX.
Green Fruits oobbins),,LL..ssmnons. fancy
California, So selects s2a2o: choice
70 fancy apples. 75edsi per box; COM
mon apples, 2d50c: bananas s2a250: or
egon peaches 5l9I65c per box. Weuatches
peaches. $4,000 per box: pears, 75daec per
1 3 c per cra Re PsA 1865 Erspe
15G 25c per basket; huckleberriss SffS@ac
per ID: cranberries, 50 per barrel, s. per
box.
Hny. train ana Feed.
Hay 0obbingl-Puget sound. per ton,
$40; Eastern Washington timothy. SIS: alf-
alta SO
Oats 0ohhing)-s21922
Waeat-sh.
Barley Oobblng)-Rollsd or ground, per
ton. So
Corn-whoIe. 81: cracked. 81: feed meal
So
Millstuffs Oohhing)-Bran, per ton, 81;
shorts per ton 81.
Feed-Caopped feed. sIsq2o uer ton: mid
dings per ton, 81; oil cake meal. per
ton, So
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Hay. Grain and Feed.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. 1s-Wheat "a moving
more freely. over 100 cars were received
in Tacoma today. Prices were firm at the
following quotations No. ! bluestern,
s5l1c; No. ] club s0i@c.
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General Quotations.

F1our-Rseeipss e ~ sArveis. exports.
- su barrels MzrA1t weak "A ione- 1@t
ues ql05a5iy I5SeT.
Ts-reat-Recalpss "a - bushels eNports
~ fs- bushels Sqct ws&k, No Z Test, s's
onrsr~s apene4 easy ard sod - s4 cay ~
-er. .7ssanee o. u1sa -, aEEoTg cs1aes t0ost
f{au setter foreign offerings. li1tFal sz'ft1-g
whtzr rseel p.z ard IT proves cFoE ae%s
e,as5rx 4&lc re- sower. MAJ = s4s- ~,
closed AZ slacs Deceaaoes. - 80 ss7s-s c-2z-
t-5~p-Fssce3ets. Istsz5 bashsls: exports
= No bushels -.
$50. lss- cra9. Isf31sc f'act8c coast, 1s5
croo. sssc, 80 crop. So Sc. l@7 efog. -
EEc- g. -
& e. PansaesrhIA ard Bali.-5Ts. So q.
il SILK. KS
Woak-E1r-na
Cagss-Csptsars cre-Ss steady a. IN
~%s~waa -rsr@s 70 a aaeIins - p5snJs
gssgHrs8 xsnsrzi xs1k Eneerso1s. tolaaSias
a.sap2o.z.zzg European cables. eezL4z.se4
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KRUsE g : LINE

sing schooarr " Co'rnau will sal
fssG sAa Fra1ciso far seattle or ocTeess
-. c0aaeSt.ae sltA steamers for 81 Pa
@eaad posts Freight 81 per ten
's-ka yafcs 80 aH r-iatS
Ns2Aoas. Pike 4.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. = Passengers
On tae steamer WaI3A " ala for Seattle:
81 Setson. c Har's3egh " = Taisy.
Mss Tracey AID sister. Ms YORK Mss
CFFarreA. *. sero@gy ard asfe. =. fiAte1.
~. Leave, Ma Leave 81 A-@aols, ~
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r.cIT1c coasT STEAMSHIP Co

ne Company elegant steamers UNA
TILLA. CRY OF PrEBr4A and WALLA
WALI.A leave SEATTLE for san Fran
csco via Port Townsend and Victoria, 3.
c.atsa. m; oct; ], .. IL Il, q, 70. 81. Nov.
Doe 81 San Francisco, a. M. Oct. T. 2, H.
IN @, Nov. 3. s 10. IL. o. g. Dec. 3. g
Il. n o. D. Leave SAN FRANCiscO
isr Seattle via Victoria, ID. c., and Port
Tospsend. a, a, m. Oct; .. i3 Is.
3 Nov. Z, I. Il. II. q, e. Dec. 2 J. u. II,
e 81. Due a. Seattle, ?. m, Oct. q III.
IN, %. 81, Nov. 5. 10. Is. %. Is. %. Dec
LM E %, Is. 30.
Tss elegant steamers CORONA CITY
OF TOPEKA AND ALs-Ki leave SEAT
TIE for Alaska al a. m, October IL. II.
q e. November !. 6. n. Is. q. -,
Dec. / ., II. 10, y, 3. Due back at Seattle
0cI o. "a I9 "a - Nov. g. 8 u, rs. 2. =,
Dec q a u Is. q. ~ Jan. 2, 7. II The CON-
psny reserves right 20 change, without
previous notice. steamers. sailing dates and
hours OF sailing.
IL. TRowBRIDGE, p. S. supt.. Ocean
poek, Seattle. Ticket Agent sos First Ave.
GoopALI. PERKINS Il CO. Gen. Agts.
ST.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
nreadstum<.


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct fs-Snot wheat
Is UNCHANGED, but values are soft. shippers
being slow 20 pay. the figures; futures
dropped n sympathy with a decline ~
Chicago. No changes IN barley: nttIe do
ing in either spot or futures. a fun ard
@ part cargo are down for export. oats
are quiet AZ unchanged prices: receipts
are in excess ~ the demand.
F!our-Famlly extras. $3.50. bakers
extras. s. 75ll4Ss.
w W. ,whs,99t Is quss.taih.le ct
choice. milling wheat. s. 5o0I s2ls
Bar3ey-Eeed. SGdSsa4c per GENITAL: brew
ing sf9iTa per GENITAL
oats-Poor . fair $ o-7l l2t5 per CEN
s. zTt % Per GENITAL. gray. slie7l -;
milling. lsisT us. Surprise 81 &Z.-sf
liz, black for seed. s. SO 50. red. Sl.i71s
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. l2io4: DO Oregon.
2 17F. wheat ceurais IS ssS. 10 oregon
50 e1a. barley. ceatais. lQLs62; do Oregon
-. oats cantals ass. DO oregon. 2Ga
potatoes sacks. SIS; a. oregon. $50:
Onions. sacks. SO bran. sacks I93. do
Oregon, s So, 1lld3 -i9es. sacks. J $50. ID
Oregon. $50, bay. ,ons. ga straw, tors
y hops bales, s. shorts. sacks. IEs. ID
oregon 3 rss wool bales @1s hides num-
Der So. qalcksHvar. TASKS. 17s, wine. gal
lens. s.leo. er1uay. gallons. -.s55.
Closing onotstions
wheat - cuiet ard arm. December.
Fss Ss'er--frac sfvs: Tpecsr1he~. SC.
Co~n-I.arEe yellow, $ig.ss4Lla
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
NfG.stuTs- N.tdHnss. ss9@ per ton.
H.y-WseaJ. $is7ls. uaea, and cat. ia
"a ost sI94l2; tesl bsrsey ga4l- alfalfa.
pressed wheat. n-s-t sraW. per eale. -
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The Daily Post-Irtelllgense- IL nor on
sac lr ortiand. Or. AZ Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
ssxaa ard North west news Company. I'D
F4rsf street
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION o.

Seattle. Everett q whascorn poy,.
State Of Warrington Ieave. ear.
esiy sxc.rt Ssaafasy. AZ - D. n.
Steamer Fairhavsn leaves s@z+.ss 49,
except Sunday. al g. m. caiffrg a. r.s
EFT going roth Monday. wedneedsy "a
ard Saturday
T<sspnons. Main IN ys~s~~
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WALLA WALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Tntenigencer.
WALLA WALLA. Oct Is-The wheat
market weakened a trifle today. dealers
quoting club az 6qc. and hluestem al 12iAc.
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ETEAAk-H LYDIA THONpsOv
csrrying UNITED s,s.ss mail. lsaves CITY
9osk foos .. Msin street. Mondsy,
Townsend San Juan fslsnSs al 80
Whatcosn. Returning leaves New whs,-
com 1aexcax, Tai4rseay and ssfureay =.
Lilly. Bogsr.ss Co.. agents. City docx.
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large broIls-z. 3 sa2z =. trye-S. S-e9 -:
1s-s SEAzs 1ueks. cd. x4A5o. 6Gczs.
Wool and Hops.
spring wocIs-Ns~zda. 1t91Ac. Oregon -
EA$<. N9rthsrn. E41 1sc. EalI wcais--Sos'fh-
80 eoasI lambs. CSC. szn Joaquin lambs.
slsea A0rt1ern lambs issE 1Scs mountain.
1Sl-cs san joaquin plains. 7Esc: Hum
ccsFE and Me1Aoc-1o, 1@s51se.
aops-2sSS crop. oS-sc ger pound new,
A44sc psr pou-l
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, AS-ss:
40 sight. s4S
Financial.
rs1F@r nSrs ---.- aIIs TRFzftS-sseht -. i
Mex 3els ..4Jz 49, Tasevrapa - III
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asavT movement a. RIO and SAnto<. aEs2-
shy Essh 81 rsrwe~S. csoslng Gusl 2aG an
c1zESed - 5 pa5Mzs .oNer: SS-ss. Ne3
bags. Including Diesel nber. S-SSFs.Sse- spot
coIeS. IA. EGls NJ = IHSoscs So Soz12aEas
4sxe r-5l1. aEiaEs. E@zacgs. 7LaSs
SGg2r-GzN naniaA8. fair re1n2nS
5-lse. eens-s ga 5 test. Isles Esa2aa.
zLs-
Metals.
Pc Trez-T srrants closed easy a. va
I'D % s. Sc asked
Copper-I.Gke. anI. ST. sid. 81 s ASKED
Taa--<2aset az Sc Z2sa
sEeESr-Ns15et AT sL15IE$.
Ls2@-Hsak a. s. Asl4 shelters, g %
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whATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

vfske steamer BAY CITY for Anscortes.
ss,shavst 81 Whstcout Leaves CONNER
"a dock. Tacoma, 2. IN: City deck
aaaFs. ans Sat Returning leavoS What.
- m; Fairhaven. SIS . n. and
ka&esftss b n Sun. Weanes and
fsrss-Seattle s. or s. 50 round trtg.
w II ELLIS
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT w.sE
FSSTD% ROUTE
0TEAAfER A n pnpr~urxy

Carrying L. g. Mail
On Port Orchard ard Port wash.rr
routA. leaves City dock. foot az u.
street. 20 a. NJ. calling az South B@-rs
Eurchell. Brick Yard. nrerserfa- - a
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston Traevsr-
Chico, 6Iiyerdale. Leaves Port Crrhsyi
Navy stafIon al p. m; arrives Seattle a.
D. ~. f. ~ ESolnHon- master I.flfv
EoEsrfas 20, agents. TelepE0ns.
Main ~.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle, Oct. Is. iss--
Exchanges az the sxatrls. TzcoIa. 500
bare sz6 Portland clearing houses te1sy
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Francisco fer Honolulu. Auckland ard
Sydney. Thursday. November 18th. 1897, ~
: p. m r. a Graham. agent els First
avenue. Seattle, j. -. spreckeIs & Bros
Co Fan Francisco.
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ST. Edwin Aruosa uoet and Journalist.
married japanese ta1y "a London %
saa43l.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

: ~ dA<en6snt company and the unpaid
= - nxsrsue coupons appertairsng thereto.
r. Das~d eeptenbsr D. lss..
EBES SMITH.
usxter Commissioned. Seattle Wash
sr.'-rsr Mcclure a. Rolsfon. - wftssau
.-se. New York Guy;
s,v,,xe. Allen, Hughes e. McMicken. se-
sssle Wash.
Fsrfon. Bronaugh & huis, Portia nd, Or.
e. Francisco. Cal;
sessscstors for the Farmers Loan and Trust
9nrpany. Trustee Complainant
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THE nIr.r.ER.

Os>esnsntaI Hotel. seS; family hots4 IA
STATE. excellent rcc-ug: az Eodsra improve
ueEGG NO Dzz,
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FoET ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
lSsLDE ROUTE

STEAMER MARY r. PERLYY
leaves szferztsa deck foot az Wsx@s-~
Ton street. for syixzn Gregss or-, Fs--s.s
Ersrsrtc1, Z. :. Dry Dock. r~rarfs.s-ss
s.cnsy. .Tracyton. S.Ivertais daily. @I.
n; Saturdays a. -.as o. n @-srsax-s = Z =
= n kss5rntrg. leaves slsverssels a. 81
=. M. Dry Deck 10 a n ssturdsT rsxsts
,s~ss rs.ssTesIs - .. "a. Dry Deck { %
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TINE SCHEDULE.
In Effect sept. 18th. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
or spoAa1e. hOssiaaa. -. Paul
ahd East -H-.--..+-..~----... 4.JV y. m
TOT Forfland .s...... .............. SO a. N.
~ OF olympia .s............ 90 a. m
= or Aberdeen ..-............ s.33 a. ~
Fer Tssos-a. ice and 80 a m.
400 and !. 49,. .--.............. 100 .. n
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokans. Rossland, st.
Paul and East FUNDAMENTALLY 80 a. m
from Eoi tlsfu ..... .~..s.....-..- sos p. m.
prom olympia ..... .............. e.05 D. m
= rom Aatrdeen ....- ............. e-Oo p. m.
From Tacoma. SIS and II So A.
m. SOS and ....- .--... ..--... $50 .. m.
'Daily except Sunday. All others daily
This card subject 10 change without no
tee
Through tickets 20 japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
For rates. routes and other Information
call on address
I. A. SADEsU,
General Agent Seattla
City Ticket Office. cor YssleT way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street
A ID CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No, - Morrison street corner Third.
Portland or.
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STEAMER UTOPIA
VII rzif fgom Colmsn dock every Nor
day AMI Thursday a. =. n FOR piaf-e
arla Vancouver. Fare 10 Blaine, 100.
Vancouver. $50
Telephone Mar s..
A. P. MAXWELL. Agent.
CONAN Block
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For Hawaii. sa-
moa, New Zealand
and Australia. : :.
Australia, 10 Homo
luiu. on Tuesday,
Noyem Der 2. az 2 p.
NJ 5. :. Alarmed :
sails from san
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SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY or SEATTLE
10 hours
GEATrfE 20 DYr.A and SKAGrAY.
THIS magnificent steel screw steamship
VII Iaid from Seattle for Juneau. sksg
= October IL and g.
Her accommodations are ur rivalsd she
b the finest. fastest and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection win
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANf Will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle October and 10. for juneau,
essxuay bay, Dyea and way ports.
fu freight and passage apply 10
c. II. J. STOLT ENBERG,
Gen. ticket agt.. under N p ticket OF. or
CHARLES r. PEABODY. Manager
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Oct. Is 1897.
Rain; stationary temperature.
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
EaaffIa Dot fs 1907
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STEAMER IDAHO
VAGINA, SEATTLE. ANACORTES
AND WHATCoM ROUTE.

steamer George T. starr leaves Tacoma
u : ,. m. Mondays. wednesdays ana FRI
eAys Tor Seattle. Anacortes. FaiThaven
sna New Whatcom. leaving Seattle at ?
m Returning leaves New Whstcom
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at s
"a Tor AnacorteS. Seattle and Tacoma.
ssssnsF goes through to Blaine on We'd
sssday trip
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS,

The local markets opened tire wssx wlla
. fairly COED display OF activity fteS1a-
bles and fruits were noE IN great Demand
Eggs &rs very firm 81 from &c 20 Sc
j the hay and grain world ire Tarkst
Is arm JUST Eow TIE market - zc& very
Vel Supplied
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FLY ON THE FLYER

sTEA AERs.
Fly ON The FLYER"
aEATrLE TO TACOMA
rswf round trips daily, except sunday.
q spe hour and iwsnIy.fys mlnutsa
THE sT i- ,l;i. "FsLYEE;-
s:Sss;1x 4 ) EfFEcT TUESDAY. xAYa
TINE CARD.
Lave eeattle-f.S. lis a m: 1;H. SIS
Lave Tacoma-s:5e a. m: 1. s3o. .. "a.
Lave ssattIe-7.s a. M. L. sp. N
tsaalnT a. Northern Pacsfc wharf Ia
eccss, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
- e.rs@f. Seattle.
Sandays. steamers Flyer and State CT
washington.
1UoEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
eaamer City q Kingston between IA
eoma. Wash. ani Victoria. p. G.
..ssSSm m|LI.s y sEA SEATTLE y A Ar iieD@
smIArlii5 victoria ALvI s:oOam
sTJaily except Saturday.
~ccsfions carrying both freight and
ss~engers and leaves from Ysslsr wharf.
kss.fls, for Victoria, al 10 .. IA. and gor
Passengsrs for Victoria can occupy
ssafsYoofrs until : a. m.
Fer rates, tekeIs. etc. inquire o.
G. r. TH0RSDYKE.
Agent, Yezier Wharf. Seattle
/ 4 EADEAU.
YUKON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
first-ciass steaineIs s.yvg tons, viii leaye
sssrile Garch a. and Victoria. T. e.
No. 20 direct for Dawson city aaA
,hA gold fields. Passengers are trans
sSrrea 10 our nsw river steamers at St.
uiehasl, our general offices will 10
en@ned al Seattle Iangary L Freight
-see.yed for 81. Michael and ali po.nls
rgon the Yukon river
Intending passengers and consignors cf
freight should make immediate appi.ca-
non.
l5S Broadway New YORK
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Ths following were IRE te5blng quota
tons OF wholesale dealers yesterday;
sugar. Flnar and Coffee.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
=


THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL,
BANK OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In .....g% ooo
eIfpsSs ss....-s-...s... &, 60
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
is THIS THE POLICY?

Certain exceptions have been taken
to the editorial reference IN yester.
days TINES To the ma0ner in which
the Atlanta pXcursinnists were rushed
through the city. THE TINES does not
propose to make any apologies, but
meant every word it said on the SUBJ
ject.
OF course, the main object of the ex-
Cursi0nists was to GIT to the islands
hut there was no earthly necessity for
making such close connection lie.
tween The train and the boats in the
morning. The visitors would have
appreciated an hour or two IN Bruins
wick, and the islands would have lost
little and the boats nothing by allow.
ing the privilege.
If this policy is to be pursued by
those who manipulate the resorts, Tn
TIMES proposes to speak out against il
at every opportunity. Under sucl
circumstances, a newspaper that is
Ioya! to its city cannot afford to keel
silent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
JUSTICE RECOGNIZED

The respite granted old man Lowry
by Governor Atkinson yesterday was
a recognition of the justice of the
fight which THE TIMES, unaided by
any ether paper, has urged in the un-
fortunate mans behalf. There was
however, strong assistance from per
sonal sources, especially from Messrs
Bennett and Atkinson, who were sc
kind as to volunteer their legal SER
wees and go to Atlanta to make an ap-
peal to the governor. There is little
probability II hat Lowry will ever hang
because his case is such hat the more
he governor considers it, the stronger
will be his conviction that capita
punishment would be unwarranted
and wrong.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
MAKES A Hi.
i,onors.

The last issue of the Manufacturers
Record contains an excellent picture
of GIynn's new courthouse, and feels
called upon to remark in commenting
on the building:
1t is remarkable as we'll as a graft
flying fact that the south is not only
coming to the front as manufactur-
ing section, but 1T is pleasure to note
the decided improvement in the class
of public buildings being erected in
southern cities.
The building which we here illus
trate is to be erected at Brunswick,
Ga one of the important seaports on
the South Atlantic coast.
If the registered voters will do their
duty on July 6 Glynh county will
have in reality the, courthouse, which
, even IN it's pictured presentation, ex-
cites everywhere such favorable men
| tiOD
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

THE BRUNSWICK TIMES announces
that tins year the summer girl Will
carry her bathing suit in the tool bag
of her bike. Is that fact, or is THF
TIMES only trying to boom Cumber-
land and st, SlmOn?-Americus Her
aid.
The IlMEs simply intended to show
that the statement in a north Georgia
exchange that the seashore maiden
keeps her surf costume in her purse
was base elimination.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

TO-DAY, one year ago, william Nc
Klnley was nominated for president Of
the United States, and those who her
aided his cause proclaimed him as the
advance Agent OF Prosperity" Tins
notice is intended to cali attention tC
the fact that the attraction still tar
ries at some other "stand."
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
To Asheville.

For the Sunday-school Y. NJ. G. A.,
Asheville, N. c., June Is to %, the
Plant System will sell round-trip tick
cts from Brunswick at rate of $3.50.
Tickets limited to continuous passage
in both directions. On sale June l3,
IA, Is, inclusive, with final limit to
June ~
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
To Nashville.

The Southern railway announces q
rate of $ll.35 from Brunswick tc
Nashville, Tenn, and return for ac-
count OF seventh annual reunion
United Confe derate veterans. lire
prOachahle service. Schedules un-
eoualed. See that your tickets read by
way of Southern railway.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18
Cured

Hoods Pills with Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and they have done me much good.
will not be without them. have taken 10
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and through
the blessing of God, it has cured me.
I worked as hard as ever the past sum-
mer, and am thankful to say am
well. Hoods Pills when taken with
Hoods Sarsaparilla help very much"
MRS. NJ. NJ. MESSENGER, Freehold, Penn.
This and many Jther cures prove that
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

"ToDAY was our birthday, and we
celebrated the occasion by setting mp
two columns of type, cutting half a
cord of wood, rocking the baby two
hours and cleaning our shotgun" says
Texas editor.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

campaign has "scored" in south Geor-
gia. This will be surprising news 10
the sensible newspapers of this Sec
tion, all of which are advocating
gently but firmly the claims of south
Georgia to the next gubernatorial
hOnOrs
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

A liberal price will be paid at this
Office for the delivery of any or all OF
the following issues of THE TIMES
June %; August 6, s, "a; September %,
%, %; October 2, 4, ;, u, %, 1896, ana
| April II, 1897.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-18

COUNTING five readers for each
paper-and 1t will be so attractive
that every body who sees it will read
It-THE TIMES Midsummer Issue will
tell It's good things to 10000 people.