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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HreAdsfa rs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 9.-Wheat I'M
changed Both spos and speculative mar
geks are DUH Barley Is more active and
.me market IS stronger. No change In oats:
market 0rrl-
Elour-S@t czsn far family extras. 81 s.
"a S. bakers extras 81 Ssl2#d
W-aeaI-S1iepilg. G.Ats for No ! ard
s. ~. 4 for els93css railing. &-41isS -.
EssTsey-~FaE.ey feed. %sc. sr.wsag. tl<5Llo
rlsts-rs3sr 70 fair t1afa5. good TO
choice. 81 e7ts1ti igsz. fancy feea 81 Sri p.
ggay. !il2szzsl.Iss.. milling. SL9s u Liza
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Mining stocks.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial,

NEW YORK. Dec. ee-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram saws:
Apart from the settlement there was lit
tie business N the stock markets here to-
day. except In kaffrs. which are moving
upward. Americans were occasionally
lower In price, but very steady under the
circumstances. There was much comment
on the reported intended resignation Of
Secretary Gage. Notwithstanding the de-
NAL. II Is recognized that Currency reform
would be delayed in the event of such a
happening.
Money Is very dear and there IL no i'm
mediate prospect OF its cheapening.
Breadstuiss.
LIVERPOOL, Dec ca-Corn-Futures
steady: December. SIS ed; January and
February, SIS 2Ssd.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TAToOSH. Dec. 81 D. Gn.--Barornefer
- 20. clear; wind northwest. - miles. IN
gard-Thrse scAooners. 2:Sl p m. a stea M
nsantIed bark lumber laden. in tow os
Sea Lon 80 ,. n. Outside, bound Ia. tao
NrAi Bar. Dec. s. p. m.-Parsly
cloudy: calm.
CLALI.AzI Dec 29--t ?. rn.~C7asdy:
frssa weSt w.nd; bark Fort George in bay.
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WHATEVER surprises the future may
- tor ~ I'm the way OF transportation
esrtItties. whether via the balloon route
ar niber. In the meantime we VIII have 10
ne content with hurrysng over terra hrma
h. our travels. and you VIII ind the
Eorthern Pacific railway mis- the Dill u
this respect.
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Ven of course have mad inquiries rom
srfends about Alaska. Who hasn'tT Why
rot send the Weekly Poss-inteHlsenceSs
Twenty-ffve cents viii prepay q saoscfip-
ton for three months. IL contains 1ust
the news wanted.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s-Wheat was a shade
easier at the opening because of decline
else Of bearish characters in the news
trade had before the opening and the
market IN consequence ruled firm during
e rt,1 lore moon T Msn 5rsc1io ri on the
from SIC to SIZE. compared with yester-
days close of 9il5c. The spell OF weakness
at the opening soon carried the price down
to s3fsc, when the strength which develop
ed In oats affected wheat and the market
recovered in short time 10 s4Isu94i4c, and
kept close TO those fractions all morning.
Trading was exceedingly narrow. Trad
ers who favored the bear side had learned
a lesson from the bugz-saw tendency de-
veloped yesterday, and kept away, and in
the absence of any important buying de-
nand the market was almost stagnant at
times The total addition for the day to
contract stocks in regular elevators was es-
tlmated at $500 bushels.
The Atlantic port clearances OF wheat
and -four were 549 800 bushels. This helped
sustain prices The estimate OF the Argen-
tine exportabie surplus circulated yester-
orally accepted today. All the other esti-
mates. from reliable and usually well-in-
formed sources. make Argentina's export
capacity for the next twelve months some
where between q. 90 go and - f6g GO bush
els The market began 10 weaken in the
afternoon, when closing cables. indicating
rather easier foreign markets. were re-
cesved The bearishness that started con-
tinaed 70 Increase as the session neaTed its
end and whereas no one dared touch II IN
the forenoon. the whole crowd got after IL
when they saw IL was on the run Allen
Il Greer for the bull clique. put big
line on the market. Meanwhile that option
dropped like shot 30 s2%sc. everybody TAX
ing a whack AT it. Then Ii rebo1nded. aud
tast az the close IL sold a; wac, a decline
OF HE
Little was done in December corr. which
was inclined 10 he weak. The close was
easy at bottom figures, May declining @sC.
Tho market for oats was again large ana
Important one, the strongest ~ all the
grain markets. Yesterdays heavy buy
ss~s we're again prominent pro8t taking
and the slump in wheat caused saFT,e Tesc-
tIo1 near the close. May closed practically
unchanged from Yesterday
provisions were active and sfrorR
throughout May FORK was i5c higher
Nav lard TIC higher. and May r.A@ -i4e
higher
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RaRNESoN s cHILCOTT.
Sh., ana Steamship Agents. Freight and
Chsrterius Brokers'
oS,ees Mutual Life Building
Telenhone Black ssl

sKAGlT RIVER RoI'TE....- "a net. Casy
u Casnspa. sn.-z Weekly Tire Gard
90 ts,,tsht / caves Mount Vernon Ies~-.
o. ga RI, Dec 81. az : a. ~. jar :, az
.alllrc at Tu3sitp. Sta0w%c1. Far
skarii CITY. Mount Yemen a.d Avon.
80, % as,Sks tslrphon. Main 8. w T. G4l-
- -. Nsnsx.T IL II McDonsld. Master
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c,~ IyrAN ISLANDS

STEAMER LNDIA IhoMl7soN.
Carrying uni,.d s ssi.s nal al, .eSEss sl,y
TS,assav ard Thursday al II o'clock ma
nssst fer Per. Townsend, San Juan Stands
ara New wnstccrn- Returning lsASes
~ wna.rosu Tuesday. Thursday and
S,"rsay AZ A. II. ]. II. Thompson. n&n-
s~ar.cw1er. Illiy- Rogsrsus & Co.. agsla,
CITY dock. Telephone. Main 81.
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ALASKA (.

STEAMER woLcoTT AND STEAMER
HUENEME
VIII sail for Wrangel, Juneau, skasuay
and Dyea January 5.
Fer freight and passage apply 10
J. G. CARROLL, Agent.
Sehwabacher's Wharf. foot OF Union st.
Telephone Pike e5.
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WASHING ron 4 ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
~ hours

SEATTLE 70 DYFA and SKACrrAY
This magnificent steel screw steamship
viii sail from Seattle. feSier dock. FOR Ju-
neau, Ssaruay Bay. Dyea and way ports
December 18th. y. m
Her accom- rnodat'ons are unrivaied She
In the mes. fastest. and most comfort ble
vessel on this route. In connection with
shove the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY Will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROaAIfE
From Seattle YesIer dock. January 2nd
NJ o'clock for Juneau. Skaguay Bay,
Dyea and way ports.
For freight ard passage apply to
C r. j STOLTENBERC,
Cen ticket set.. under y. +. ticket on or
CHARLES F. PEABODY. Manager
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BY W. c. RuTTER. Deputy.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING;
eanty, state OF Washlngton.-In nra-
snlte-ln the matter OF the estate OF John
Woessner. deceased. No ESQ Order 10
Estate. - MAJ
!, Otto L. Lanskabel the administrator az
zee estate OF John Woessner. deceased.
having died his petition IL, this court duiv
verified. praying for an order of this court
~ tls sale or mottGaglng of the real es-
ia'e Of which the said deceased died seized.
sei me purposes therein set forth.
$500. 49, u appearing 20 the court from said
wilton mat the personal estate OF tho
saa ueeeaseu In the hands OF said admins
uasof Is not sufficient to pay the claims
.saihsa the said estate and the expenses Of
we administration thereof and that IL IA
nssessafy 70 sell or mortgage all or a tor
Voc OF the real estate IF the said deceased
" pay the said claims and expenses of the
hitration. And II appearing 10 The
Su.. shti said petition conforms TO. and ia
q aeeotusEce with the requirements OF
Mw N such case made and provided II il
oiaefed BY the court that all persons inter
ss'fa IN the estate of fhp said deceased an
~, neiere said superior court ON Friday.
Gs ssst DAY of December 1897 at the hour
" ~ O'clock IN the forenoon Of said fsy
~ me court room OF Che probate depsrt-
nsaeh. o. said superior court IN the city OF
SUE. n said King county. then and
Meie 70 snow cause. II any they have why
.i.ss' % th's court should not he grant
70 said administrator authorizing ana;
sssasiaeNtrtns him 10 SELF OF mortgage the
~ real estate Of said deceased, or 20
80 thereof a. may bee necessary 10 nav
s ms ,ssaottSau claims aud expenses OF aid
sSsasltaien. u IS further ordered that A
~ ~ olls order 10 show cause be pub-
sssasa Al leas; four successive weeks be-
~ ~ .iie satd slst day ~ Decent her, 1897 in
-. $500 fost-irtelltg6 neer a ncwsna-
y pslntcd and Published In said county
raas aca OF general circulation fnerein
ss .s1s u, open court this LIST day Of De-
WM HfcKAa>N MOORE.
Ga. Jddee II ~aid Superior Court.
i Nasa0Gtou county AZ King. So
So ssseiSt II Holloway. county clerk and
ssie'e Clerk q the superior court of said
county. 10 hereby certify that the
sVhk y fui true and correct copy
y teii2tusl order 80 show cause. mazda
p .oufi on the LIST day IF December.
.tt matter ot the estate OF John
sssssaer deceased
ss,.s s -, my haad and the seal Of said
ess1'3' 's 81 "a. u December, 1877.
.N. g. = -'TTfr FAaurtN t~iark
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co


TIE Company's elegant steamers UNA
TILLA. CITY OF PCEBLA and WALLA
HALI4A leave SEATTLE for San Fran
cisco. via Port Townsend ana Victoria. B.
as n Noy. 5 u Is y :; De- Dee.
az San Frsnrssco a. na Nov s. Il Is. g -
Dec. Z q II. 2 2. IAN Z Il; 2 2.
Feb. l. Leave san FRANCISCO .9r Sc
attic via Victoria. 3. c.. and Port Towns
end $50 n, My. ?. :. Il, =, 2 q De :;
Due at Seattle D n. New. :. Is 4. s., =. 30.
Dec. TO- IL. .. g. %. Jan. 4. .. IA. u. a. ..
Tire eie-sn. steamers CORONA, CITY
OF Topeka. AND AI-Kf leave SEAT
lie for Alaska a. m. Sov. l & y. - q.
e g, D. Due back al Seattle Nov. g. IS.
z ., Dec. 2. s u, Is 9. IS Jan. ?, !. L. II.
z q. Feb. ]. g H. The company reserves
right 10 change without previous notice,
s,ear1srs. sailing dates and hours OF SAIL
j r. TRowgRIDGE. p g. sups-. Ocean
Dosk. Seattle. Ticket Agent Sos First Ave.
.GoODALL. PERKINS q CO.. Gen
Agts.. San Francisco.
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route to the popular ana active
mining districts 90 Gold Basin. Gordon
creek Martin Creek silySrton Deer
Creek, Goat Lake and McnIe Cr.sso.
The scenic route Ter tourists. fishing az.
camping parties,
nearest iccai aEeat. or
: y. BAIRD
Gen FIT. & Tssr. As.-. Everett. Wash
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Exprexs CnmpanIcs.
Miscellaneous.

Flour-Rece!pfs. II 600; exports. E.3i5 bar
rels. Quiet bur steady.
Wheat-Receipts. Zfi60a: exports 2J8 90
bushels. Spot weak: No. 2 red 81 905s OPP
lions opened easy under disappointing ca
hies. rallied on covering. fair clearances
and strength OF coarse grains. but collapsed
near the close under heavy liquidation at
Caica go: closed &s6f1ssc net lower No. 2
red May, % ii-leal35 s-lsc. closed s37sc.
HopE-Steady.
wooi-Firmer
PetrcleuuI-~Duii.
Cofee-Optiors closed steady with prices
unchanged 20 points net lower; sales,
1850 bags. Including: March & tEfis PC,
Spot cofee-Rto. quiet: No invoice. $50;
i0bbsng. 7i<c: mild, quiet Co-dova. s5gft15c.
S4gar-Raw, strong; far refining S74c,
ceutrifugai. 96 test. 4i4c. Refined. strong
Nc. ? 3-iSc.
Metals.
Market conditions have been anything
bat satisfactory today.
ftix IroH-Warrsntz s. g9j6. %.
Copper-I.ahe. So. s.1zsgIi.
Tin-sI3 seqi3 20.
SpelteF~S so.
Leads 7lgf8 g. The firm that fixes The
fg~.ee OF lead for miners ard sTeirers In the
West calls the market strong A. $50 Do
nestle. s. %; exchange. s. 5edS.75.
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PORTLAND. Dec. ea-wheat-Export-
ers are quoting T5c and 7fc for Wana
Walla: 7sc and roc for bluestem and VAL
ley. Mills are not paying over 7ec for
Nalia Walla, but are paying SOC for blue
stem and valley.
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Closing Quotations.


Trade In cattle was fairly active 81 ne
r,rIces that have ruled recently. sales
were largely at 81 go -, choice 10 extra
shipping and export eseVes being s.ssA ~
At sSx- 3 and the co.rrncDe=t cresSed oSsf
steers at 50 T5-s. fed Texans and branded
Western cattle sold very weiI; native COW
better. nd balls showed no change &,l8
calves Wege IL good demand 81 SsS@--9. Inc
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The Weekly Post-inteilisencer WIN De
mailed IN any address in the Tnited STATES
or Canada, 6 cents per copy. Issued Iodsys
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Warm weather yet prevails esEt Of the
mountains. as shown by reports from Spc-
kane ard Walla WalIa- THE only rain to-
day was % OF an inch at Nalla Waila
and traces AT Seattle, Portland ard iIaKer
CITY High pressure and lover tefnpeTa-
tura now exist In the coast region.
Seattle local repGrt-Maximufn tefupe~a-
tura - deg: minimum. 81. mean, &s
Weather, cloudy. Rainfall past twenty
four hours e.Gi Of IN inch.
II ~ 2sIJSpTvuy f.Ysss-,sor
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80: red. a-sssliD
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. i.ss: do Washing
ION, $50; wheat, centais. 2f7N. do Wash
washington. iasie: beans sacks. $.ss:
corn. eentals, %: potatoes sacks, So:
onions. sacks Ie.; bran. sacks, SIS; %
CO Washington. i. ass: nav. ions ssSs wool
bales s. hides number 81. raEsins. ooxts,
Is: su!oksilvev. TASKS. s; wine. ssallons.
lS.soe: brandy. gallons, ll.SaS.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING sa67s5 - per ton,
ssrain-Wheat $ls.SaSl5s wheat and oats.
H21l4: oats SilGltassl. best barley. SlD.sals
=: alfalfa. sa,sesia; clover, 81 go %; stocks.
sc 10; compressed wheat, slZelii; straw. per
vegetablss-posatoes Early Rose s1eiaec
per Genital: River Bareanks. 5bssfsee per
Salinas Buraanks. 7sasac pr eeatai. Mer-
cSd sweets 1Ssgsec per cfntal: Oregon Bur
hanks, Sfsa 9S' per GENITAL, stiverS>tn onions,
30 per cental. green peas sa8ls'4e per
Squash, Ies;l.1ec p@r hoS; tomatoes. soaf sc
per eox: caili sreen pepPsr. 'ass peg box
Fr.,it-,Apples. cAoiee sisSi25 per BOX;
grapes. ordinary. e5sf4ss per box; pears,
oranges naSeis sl.soss3 s;'. Mexican .smss,
repack: Ssgls; common California lemons.
saesfi.@S, choice California lemons, sl,S@tS:
bananas. Sl4ls@,25 per bunch, pine4p2les.
Batter-Faaey creamery. S.a77t@o; do sec
on 1,ts. @sslc: fancy dairy. Saass,sc c,n
fornia cream cheJiar. uI9tisc: Young
American. l2'@fl5c; Eastern. 1ssalic.
Eges-Store, 2Saeoc: fancy ranch. SSis4e;
Poultry-Turkey sohhIers. 12sssslsc per ID.
turkey hens. l41sdiee; OLD ROSTERS sS.50sr
Z; young ROSTERS. s4gs5: small hroilsrs, s.
a. large broisrs, si.cAsia.s5; fryers, si.5i
6to, hens. IS Enft5. old ducks SO SsffS. yotfu.s
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Ssa.tls Der - ,S

aowing were the exchanges at ne |
- -, Tacoma Spokane and Portland /
wearing houses yesterday.
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PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
Steamer Idaho caves daily EXCEPT Sun
day nj a. m: Sunday. direct AT . a m !.
retur ming, direct. leaves Port Townsend al
y. NJ
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wHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER.
ciai dock Tacoms. y. m: City DOCK
foot OF Main street,. Seattle. p. m Tues
Thurs and Sat. Returning. leaves What
come D. IN: Fa;rhaven Sis p. m. and
Anaeortes 10 p. M. Sun. Wednes. ard
Tacoma sI.25. or s. round trip.
W. II. ELLIS
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ca.-Today's state
ment or the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance s2l 9GD,
o2s: gold reserve. $50, 5i2. 992.
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KRUSE S. s. LINE.

STEAMER SIGNAL
VIII leave San Francisco for Seattle De-
cember 81. connectin. with steamers for all
Puget sound points.
Freight. s. per ton.
Y. E. GAME. Agent.
Telephone Pike "A. Arlington Dock.
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8TEAMEHe.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-FOUR round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hou- and twenty-five rnfnay.eA
The 3 EANFR FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seaftie-Tacoma
rcute. as follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY MAYA
TIME CARD
Leave seattie--l.i5. iii, T.. m: z:i5. 6:u
D. m.
Leave Tacoma-s:30 a. n. /. l:3o. o. IA.
STNDAYs
Leave Sei.sle~-1.33 q. m: II m: s D. m
Leave TacoTa-s.51 a. m: 2.30 Ia o. "a.
Landing az Northern PACIFIC wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
Pion street. Seattle.
Sundays steamers Flyer and State az
Washington.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Dec. s9.-Wheat-No. club
.5c; No. / biueStem 7Sc
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TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATcOM
ROUTE
Steamer George r. Starr leaves Taron,
At n m, Mondays. Wednesdays and Ers
days for Seattle. Anacortes Fairhayen
and New Whatcom leaving Seattle al )
.. m Returning. leaves New whatcoza
fues,ays Thursdays and SATURDAYS al (
o. m. Steamer goes to Blaine Wednss-
days.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IEGTON ROUTE.
STEAMH.a. A. *. tkODl NSON.
Carrying u. S. Mall
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route leaves City dock. foot of Man
street. $50 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Rurcheu Brick Yard. Bremerton. U. s.
NAVY Yard Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico. Siiverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station a. 2 p. m; arrives Seattle at
( D. m L. n. Robinson. master. Lilly
Rogardus G. Co.. agents. Telephone.
Main 81.
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- e sale Of said court under sale Dc,
- {nreciosure for the sale o. fasd
4. =, "a much thersof az Esay De nSc-
4, the manner provided BY law 10
.r me plaintiff said mortgage lien
91a!r IA the snm OF 800. together
- seferest thereon at the rate or ten
~ ~a.,. per annum from Ccto5er 4ta,
E v~nmryounding said interest with the
Ds..~sysI every three months, with inter
II sttsrroU al the same rate. together with
- cent OF the whole OF said pr1n-
20 ana Interest due at the time OF de-
~ Seresr as an attorneys Zee for the
1,Ss<.tsSrs attorney In this action. AS Tor
y. sssfxfscfion OF the costs and dssburse-
tus.ss n saId action and Of said foreclo-
- ssie and 10 forseioee and bar you, the
~ Abundant Fredersc A. Richardson.
~ III ne~sors claiming by. through or
80 - - vos, OF any and ali right o. radsrnr-
49, sronn the sale Of said Inortgaged
us1 10 be had a. aforesaid, except
lees redemption as was provtcsa py the
- ~ the territory fDov state OF WASH
s.sscn al the time Of the execution OF
80 NV CLARENCE s. PRESTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
u.~tcs6ce address: Room 40 Pioneer
~ seaftle. Washington.
nsss az first publication. December 30.
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE.
Tim. Card--Leayes Seattle a. m II
m and p. IN Leaves Everett 9:l5 a. m
go D. m. and 7:f5 y. m,
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connection At Seattle with the efaarnsr
Flyer for Tacoma At Everett with ira
steamer Mikado for Snohomsh and with
the Eyereu & Monte cfisto railway for
Monte cristo and way stations
CoIman Dock. Seattle. Merchants Dock
Everett. Telephone. Seattle. Red 2sI. Ev.
erett, 81 Il. II. SCOTT
Manager
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pr,GEr SCUM, 4 ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma. Was and Victoria. Il. G.
"a ooprnLvi 81 SEATTLE STAR sspn
.olsrlL v apt. Townsend sSiAr ia:45tm
ssamiArllel Victoria III LvI steam
snany except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frxi-class accom-
modattons, carrying both freight and
f'a.rssrcs-s ard leaves tron fssler wharf
= attic .or Victoria az II p. m. and for
Tacoma al Els p. m,
passengers for Victoria can occupy
-tsferossas ungil a. m.
Eor rates tickets etc inquire O.
c. r. THoPSDyEE
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
A. NADEAU.
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII sal, from Colrnan dock every Mon
day and Thursday at p. IN. for Blaine
and Vancouver. Fare 10 Blaine g. %:
Vancouver. 500,
Telephone Main 81.
A. p. MAXWELL. Agent
COlman DARK
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ropr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
tSN' fNGTON ROUTE.
s~w.NsE MARY r pERtEY
,,xe. Cslbraith dock. foot CT Washing
- ~yreet. for sylvan Grove. Por; White.
,sssmerton. L. s Dry Dock, Charleston.
ed1s.s, DTrseyroa. Siiverdale daily. ex-
'..,|try Saturdays and sundays. az 800 D.
=, SATURDAYS a. 80 p IN. Sundays at s;0a
- m Returning. leaves Sslverdale a. 7:ao
- yrx Deck S;s8 \. n. Saturday E!Sa.s
ssswss Sslverdale s:3o 2. m. Dry Dock 100
- No Telephone Red Isl
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~ ". c. RUTTER. Deputy.

PROBATE NOTICE the superior
caurt OF the state of Washington, for
King county In the matter of the es-
tate OF Peter Frederick, deceased. No.
81 Notice.
Notice is hereby given 10 Frank A..
Fre6s:lck. administrator with the will an
psxed OF the estate of Peter Frederick
deceased. and 10 II persons interested In
said estate that Frank A. Frederick and
Harry Frederick. heirs and ieSatees un-
Dr. the last will and testament of said
deceased, have tiled in said court their
petition praying fer the distribution 10
them Of all the real and personal prop
syty Of said estate. and that Friday, the
n. az the court room Of the probate de-
saYtmens of our said court, in the city OF
seattle. In said King county. has been du-
b appointed by said court for the hearing
q said petition. at which time and place
any person Interested in said estate may
appear and resist said petition and con-
test the same.
Witness the Hon. VIM. Hickman Moore.
judge OF said superior court. and the seal
Of said court hereunto affixed this eth day
o December. 1881.
tseal) GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
BY W. G. RuTTER. Deputy.
State o. Washington county OF King,
M-I, Geo. N. Holloway, county clerk Of
King county and ex-ofIieio clerk OF the
superior caurt Of the state of Washtnrto on
Tor the county Of King. do hereby certify
that have compared the foregoing copy
Win the original notice OF hearing of Pc
ttion Tor distribution In the matter of the
estate. Of Peter Frederick, decea sed, and
That The. same ia a true and perfect tram
script of said original and OF the whole
thereof
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
superior court al my office in Seattle This
IN day Of December. 1897.
esalp GEO. II. HOLLOWAY.
BY W. c. RuTTER. Deputy.