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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
President of Cosmopolitan University.

PfesIueNr OF CCsH1OpOII.S-I . NV shy.
DR.. E. n. Potter, whom Editor John
Brisben Walker has chosen as president
for his Cosmopolitan Educational Uni
verSity extension, is q prominent educa-
tor and a distinguished divine. His IA
ther was Bishop Alonzo Potter. Bishop
Potter of New York is his brother, and
he himself was once elected bishop of
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

Light gear cases will be put On many
wheels next year by the manufacturers,
who insist that the chain wheel with a
gear case will have all the advantages,
and more. of the chainless gear.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Little Venice. :"

When Columbus discovered South
America, near the mouth of the ORR
noco, the Spaniards found an Indian
village built over the water OH piles.
AS it reminded them of Venice, they
called it Venezuela, or little Venice. "
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
PEOPLE OF The DAY.

Senior Sagasta, the now premier of
Spain and the leader of the Liberal par
ty, is by no means new figure in Span
ish politics, for he has been connected
with the government i'll various capaci-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

r. Il. Nicholas, superintendent.
Cape Charles, Va.
X. 3. Cooke, Gen'l Freight End Pas
,enger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3O,lS97,

at the hour of 1890 p. M, or inn
mediately after the arrival of the
north bound midday train from
{ ape Charles, [ will make sale
i4y public auction at the railroad
station at
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

",too, ,oc passengers % signal to conduct
- LitJ, sc 3pt 5llIay.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

wharf al 500 o'clock y. m.
Steamer POCOMOKE.
CAPT. REWARD.
,ruasaeva and Friday for Crisfeld ,TangierIsland
Finney,s OnancUck, Shelltown, Pitts Wharf De
dar uall, henopoth, FoWelrs, pUcomoke CITY
Mattopoui, and snow Hill. hETURNlNz-
Muuoays anu thursday, leares snow HE
a. m..Mattaponi $780, poc9n0Hs olty os5oWeli
s:3U. ho> 0pvtn J, Ceoar Hall $50, Fits wharf
10, Sholltown I0:l5, ULancUck $3.50 o. NJ, Fin
ney's 5. TaugierIsIand +.ao. Crisheld 9.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. u. II RAYNrH.
y.onosouys aud Sundays Tor UrIsneId. Harbor-
tuu, E,aus, Bogas'. Cedar View, Nendua.O3n-
cord. keuos'. Ds Wis, Shields and Rues, EE-
TLRNlNu-leuves hue's Iucsdays and Fri
days g. Shields $780, Davis lO.nU, Read's 1o2o,
Concord II, Nandua 1896, Cedar View l245,
Buggs 2.45, Evans S,(Leroortoh 3.lb. Crlsieluo.
Steamer TANGrER.
Mondays and Thursdays for Fords. Coulbourn
Greek, Crlsneio, flnneSe, oaaneooA ,Eao'I DE
nessex, hunting Greek ard Aessongo. hE
TURNING leave Wednesdays AID Saturdays
Messopgo G, Hunting Creek $780, Chesconnes'
sex uSJ, Onancock $50, Flnnys 8. Crlsneid b,
Cuulbourn creek Z, Ford's 1850.
-AIIsteamers leave crisheld 10, BaIti
II more. on ar val OF lastd down Train.
Freight ana passengers rece1yod FOR oil point
IN the N. Y, Phila. and Norfolk, Wicomico sno
poc0moke Is. 4. daily, Delaware, MAryIard enc
VIRGINIA Railroads.
t.7s!.lvel, az freight received after 81 =: u
md must be prepaid u ell points, oACep'
ON the II. Y. fhila. and Norfolk Railroad
Willard Thomson, Il. Murdoch,
Geu / M4uasor fdss. Agent
J. Sawyer Wilson, Jr.,
Freight Agent
205 F.. Baltimore st.
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.lv of Prison Wardens.

The original commission of Moses
Pillsbury as warden OF the penal insti-
tuition of Maine, issued in 1877, was on
file. His son, Amos Pillsbury, was
warden at Albany, and his grandson,
Louis A. Pillsbury, is now warden at
Blackwell island.
A woman living in Harlem, which,
as most persons are aware, is that por-
ton of New York city devoted almost
exclusively to flats, trolley cars and
goats, has received a letter from fe-
male friend who has gone to the Klon
dixie in search of wealth and adventure.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE early market
news had In II sonas news that scared the
feeinS ot shorts On the Chicago wheat
market at tho opening Liverpool prices
were advanced lad per csntai. Chieago
received les cars OF wheat and 1850 1ua
bushels were Inspected our OF s,ere. Min
MeapoiiS had us. against aS a YEAR ago.
The Atlantic port exports were equal si
wheat and -four 10 ~. asa bushels The
seaboard kept up 81 running IRE OF bear
i<h dispatches about seiIina Of wheat
futures for foreign account ba. enough
wheat WAS being accepted abroad at hand
some. premiums for prompt or next
remote futures by foreigners did not bcar~
lsnly AFFECT the September delivery IN
Chicago. December suffered however Ia
comparison with the great bulllshness for
TENDER and December. which were Ito
apart yesterday. gradually closed np tina
gap between them. September moving up
az sufficiently mere rapid rate 10 over
take the winter aellvsrr's slow gait. elias
gov accepted No. Chicago spring az s.
over September price in sfore Tor prompt
shipment Lsith bid &c more than they
were asked the day before. London paid
saxc per h1shsl more, and Offers Of -four
AT advances equivalent To the rise In
wheat made by Chicago brokers last night
20 the United Kingdom were a9eapsed.
The lately successful local bull spectators
were again heavy buyers. Ii gaa said
they had been caught heavily short, and
snsi sn ppsenSsss s sgsrga'fs s.,wssn s
only NC under the top September opened
isGsiisc higher AZ 7ssslEsac. advanced 10
slssc closing at sji~e sellers. The Liver
pool market closed AT a gain ef lid per
bushel. whica was a reaction Of Id from
top figures. and private Parts cabfegrams
gave somewhat lower quotations than the
closing prices in the public Dispatches
That. however had small effect UPON this
market II had been hadis oveTsola. and
prices throughout the day up 10 half an
hour from the end of the session. kspt
rising higher and higher, September
which closed yesterday AZ 1sssIsSAse start
ed AZ from TyAs@sDc. and half an hour
from the close sold az high as size Il
closed worth diAc. or an advance for The
day Of &c per bushsl December got 10 i
discount in the course az ihe day TIE
range WAS from stssc 81 the start 10 sltse
ansi II closed at MAe.
Corn did not weaken any 0fg the govern
mens report giving the condition Ia per
cent. higher than July !. On The eonfrary
IL took It's cue entirely from The course ~
wheat and the position 81 the local sgps-
uia tive deal. The marke; was In condition
10 advance with good buying.
Oats were fairly active and sc higher
on tie government report and sympathy
with wheat.
Provisions opened easier Oh heavier Ye-
ceipts Of hogs ri Western packing po5f1tw
but rosa again IN sympathy with ssrengin
OF the markets.
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The iocai market was active. ard pro-
cuce was generally srr,ae- Frgsfs weakpr-
sa n prsce during tie d@y aud good
sHassy - ucssoEs N prizes we're announced
1 ny,,x msssera aysaue- Wheat continues
TIA 3-ong WITH other cereals
Jobhfng ouosatioa.-
The following were the ssss4nx quota
noas OK wholesale dealers yesterday:
Sugar. Flour and Conee.
,, sugar uaaesngp -4Gossers '.Cr' In sass per
arv "a, sc. extra C IN ohis. per ID. SC:
* ssanslated. In bfsis. per H. SIS. cube.
ai po~aersa; Sac: spot cash prices
e.. s: Novelty a, Nd: cailformsa brands.
49, 80 naekw heat foar, per hAl. s. 80, per
~ X - tsssf graham. per Boa. =. or
ssl ~ Or is-i per SACKS sss n ps4 ep Rsf
ss!.sd sss. per per sss :.s4ss sr as sn, PER
rskss wS. eracked wheat. per ewt So:
ssea. pr SCI. as. psari barley. isse- 70
IN. - 3-io boxes, Sise. split peas. Per
meal. - xsi.s; &C: s.so boxes. ~: corn,
a.: Z E e. s. 5 rs: BAKED ho1niay. sais.
sse 'I Jsy. oooosnx,-oresn-Aosha. per n.
e. sno &c !. per n. sc. Rcastes-Arhuckle's.
g.vs e~s 81 .: ss-lb cases. per ew,. 81. $:
Aasn NJ u,.s peg n. sc; sacks ssS.
H. H:s !. sss' ground eoi,ss ,ss.lc. Non. iss-'
eos. III Is: ess. SO s.
heats. Provisions and Fish.
80, ssssn Meats tjoheins,-Cow beef. s<ss,sc;
corI s ssi s'*gsc per ID; mutton. &c per 10;
~ per III, veal. Sc per 10.
hams snail qlnoeing,ah.ms ssFss his ne
Fresh Fish coeb.ns,--Haiibut. se4c:
a asal,aFaaon, tGsc: salmon trout Sc: foanders
eoIes Sc: rock cod. SC. black
isIa,sc: perch. s.94c. mountain trout.
"stef. Cheese, EEgs and Poultry.
batier - Ranch. iaQi5c: Washington.
efS.s1leries, e-l5 prints. isffiSc-
ioEilc. ~
Poultry Cobhlng,-c mckens. loQ11c: 1--we
"eASas' Gfessed chickens Hi1c.
vegetables and Fruit.
POTATOES 0obbing)-New potatoes. sIoai2
Vegetables Uobbingl-Native peas. &C.;
rev tallfsrnia onions, silver skins S-f.al
] % Per To- lbs: beets, 75saIA per sack: cab
tase, hssz ssc per ID: carrots. 1Sc. lettuce
iec per dog: cacur,bers. dollhouse. iac per
a2z; dollhouse tomatoes. sQsSc per box !;
Wenatcfee tomatoes ago.: California
tomatoes, &c; green earn 52 iOc per doz
sweet potatoes, s. per box.
California, Ss,sea4so; selects. $50 20: new
native Astrakhan apples. 5sd75e, COM
mon apples, 4uxtsuc: Aiexanders Hcs{$f .
Crayensteins. 81: wenatchee apples, sias
les; bananas. sea25o: oranges fancy VAL
encias, S2-G43. fancy Tardiff. ssas 20. Med
iierranean. sweets. sea 80: biaekberries.
.5cNG per crate; California peaches, Craw-
for,s eaU15c per b1x. Oregon Erawfords,
&c Wsnatehee peaches, 5J9fduc per box /;
Bartlett pears. s5ue1c per box. peach
piums. 2sQ35c: Wenatchee apricots soaeec
per box: California aums. &c per box;
crab apples, 3sSs4oc.
Hay, train and Feed.
HAY Oobbing)- Puget sound. per ton
s.: Eastern Washington timothy. $l23i3:
alfalfa, s.
Oats Ciobhiug)-$A
Wheat-$&.
Barry uo0b.ng)-Rolled o. ground. per
ton, 81
Corn-Whole, $alg2e: cracked, $sIIse; feed
meal, s2l422.
Milistuffs Gohbing>-Bran, Per ton. $is;
shorts. per ton. I'll.
Feed-Chopped feed, $l7gis per ton. mid
dAlgs, per tan. 81, oil cake meal, per ton,
80
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49, r-,.s,s., itsN' ss-ss'''-.-'. - -
tshs~sgx, 60 ss.s. *s..-e''r'-'-s' -
.s'@ "Ssesf' ..-.e.s--s.'-s $3.50
General an~tstteas.
YIaur-Recespss, assss exrerfs : sa
Ssyenxe- zrss s5gtss~ a1-s - sT.tvss sss~-
ss~xes.a rss.s-ss< Il sesss - A. 49,, = x
o.: Writer patents 81 seszs s. rs ssrs.ssss
81 .ssss -. IA ,xsxas & rssss x. ~ Ssy,
grades. g. sssFs *
ssas tsS>eSpts. i&. 500 experts, sS ~
S'0Ss SssefiE Ne Z 41@Sc. sfsss aosss assSt-
81 very stEwnS &ma &tvaneea al day en-
ssasasissAa3 advises 81 Paris and liver
pool TfasEess6 large sxE@a~s business STs-
ssssrnefss sy aaysng. shsrt< covering and
Sslsesscs o. eEessnS~ Closed fs.8ses aTt
Ear0er A1EsiSt czssSsstf ss*sSe. september.
s@*@s>rsc CLOSED NNs
Hops-S1ss1Ys tSs ereA ~ &C.. sssa crop,
saec FaSssse coast 2ss6 eroA sslse, -
eTna. @Ksc
NoSs--FlFFn.
tsxroseass~-afsN.
tcTrs--OFSsozss opened steady az VIZ
changed prizes, - a sseeE.ge - ) ns.nfs
Closed STEADY 81 = neg advances as S4saa
penis s@ies. 1899 tsssse, ssess.sinx SEP
SsEnbsT, 80 lse~esst stAaF. .s5ss.
ssot coffcse--Eio, steady. NJ. { aaVs.e7.
s~c. 1aeniFss, 9sss. Msta. Ssestlys Gnr-
Gasa. l5sa s5s*Ssr
Sugar Raw. steady. nsoaas& h. Si.S
standard A. aSsc. c0ufe~gtoners A 4isc.
cat 1sesf. sc, crushed. ~; powsleses
SsxGs srAnI1ated. *.
Metals.
~ a., -. -. =. -e-.. -
$40 m sSs~fssVt -
- $500. 49, go 4~-S.; -,
us-S.s. S s.se aAAs Uae~sF~' sts-A-fsSs
rs = - ssi' 80 s,,ssss,> a.. ..s..
-. -sfi's S&'&AsSs fsS NV &o.'Vs fs%tTs>
9,sssS. $500
gsVt,e'~NSsFa1s 1s@ssst-s@s
80 - - :. '0"ss Si"h"sst 49, @ASaa"hs'
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.


LONDON. Asg. u.-Consols. IL s-ls 81
NEW YORK, Aur 1.-THE Evening
Pests financial eahiegram from London
says:
The stock markets were Irregular TO-DAY.
baing entirely shaped by New York Thus
eonsoiz. English rails and ai4 kinds 81
stock were flat ON cesrer money based on
fears of gold exports IN New York v bile
Americans and Ea~irs we're booming
learn hat yesterday end TO-DAY wsgh-
drawals OF gold grosu fEe Bank of Englasa
were exceptional sans d14e - E3ld
having bsea sold forward In open market
for a given date against ~+gfrss arrfst4 *
have yet been made fer shipments 70 New
York. Americans 1fF@ Eresi al JaT. The
pubic here is buying The Interest ~
spreading. and the dealings axe becoming
very heavy.
IL II significant that NaTrs - sEe NEST
confident buying Of Americans comes from
ua,srnFsTrE OF tfs Baltic clique. = 30 see ssB@
z. Elm movements an6 from AnaueiAFs !n
bills offered for Discount. To- sharp rt@s
!n discount rates here 20 fzxslia slsgw 70
what extent tyt1x$r1esH TT sfrar nF8nca ~
the market Is dsssTgasgze6- The Paris
tsosarsss opened duh but closed FIRM with
huylag 81 kasTlFs. Ta@ Berlin market ~as
arm.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. r. Wheat-Triraa
NJ I standard California. - nj, eskrR0es
OF coast, firm. ezsEesss aai passage. vary
rreT.ra country markets. fs1aa. I.iserFzaci
whess Ne / California. - z}.3sssg z4st I,
xfsxt n Paris rrrs fcssr IN Paris. sfrgn2c.
80. red Western, 81: Ne. ] red Northern.
'ss ss.rs-sre. steady. American nsixea
raw. ~ igs.a: American sa5srs. Oh b ~
Fsst.E~ex steady. August. = EiS4a; sesteEn-
Der. IS. October, Il "a.
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GAN FRANCISCO. Aug. fi.--A private
letter from Capt. smaiing. 81 tho schenn-
or THERESA. ross Ia Bsring sea. gives news
az thss catch % 49, oftsrS up 10 July :
coed luck had follower tie men. - 10
fegsr as.f5oonefs heard from bad kisis0
ssrtx-three ost@rs. the skins of which sss
worth from sSfes 10 sfsse. Ina eA'ea
We as follows. Raitisr. 90 Hssr7sisa.
-, Kate ard Aon. =; Epynseg. !. ~
~, SEASON had but cEsenesi. X Is expected
mas fhe otter hunters VIII oasse back
rgf.5fIY loaded.
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WHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TArC..
ROUTE

Take steamer BAg CITY far arsnn~.
FairhaTes- or Whatcom. Leaves f,omnnsr.
eiai DOCK. Tacoma. p. m. cry S@ck
.Iool Aaain sl.eep Seattle, p. M. Tues.
com p m: Fa!rhaven, SIS o. m ana
Anaecriss 10 p N. Sun. wednes and
rn. Faf.so-seattle 81. or 81 50 round trip.
Tacoma 81 e. or s. round trip ~
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WALLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
WALLA WALLA. Aug. 1.-THE wheat
market took another jump today, and the
price again went up to 1sc for blue stem.
There were a great many sales OF small
lots bur the farmers did ;ot appear ak
ious to dispose or their grain Just at pres
ent. The quotations were: Blue stem, 75c,
club, 1Sc.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

r TACOMA, Aug. u.-Today's wheat mar
ket was strong. prices advancing steadily
from the opening 10 the closing. with pros
poets OF a further advance Shipments
were some heavier than Tuesday. and the
grain rush Is expected 10 set Ia this week.
Close: No. i club. soc bid: No. blue
stem, Sc.
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pfEA AND cHuLKooT PASS.

=. a. 20 sle golng Wis this route. YOU can.
saerd 10 take chances on setting vour
~ mEaeer ~ Lake f.trArr,nsn
- h~'ry lumber Company a ma king
ss.xss Down boat that ls especlal!v
sssel Ter this ,rip. DON'T fan 20 get
s,.s@ ~. .. saw Yourself gFom two to three
wnpAsne. Main iaa
ana factory on tide oats.
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e.11TC COAsT sTEAMsHIP Co.

- eonrpaHy's elegant steamers tnsa-
-, City 81 PHeb:a ana Nafta
|616s hare Seattle fer San Francisco.
- Ysrt Townsend a-f Nlct0Eis. Z. G.. at
- d. Ausua I. :. L. r.. y. e. ssptem-
LTD IT, n. u, IS oetobet !, 6. II, Is.
EN st. Due az Gan Francisco, a. M.
s. nexst s. ~ L. 20 g. ~. september 4 ..
n r. = October 1. =, IL ~. "A. -. No
Iii Leave San Francisco for De-
SfIj1 VIA victoYis. e. c.. and PORT Towns
-. 81 a. m. Jaly ~. Angass !. D, II. is.
II September :. :. IS, II. % =. October J.
III Is, ,. y. November ? Due al Seattle
8. Aaguss 2 !. T. II, =. e, SeptsIs srr
lu. g. a. y. October i. 9. IL. iG, 81. rs, II.
t3ombsr
IN elegant steamers QGeea. City of
qSoeha. eatco and Al-kt leave Seat
n fas Alaska, AZ . a. m. August 2. T. IL.
4 8. September /. s II, IL, q. 20. DC
~ 1, & II, IL. 81. %, 81 November s. Due
i - 5; SEATTLE August H. Is. "a, =. Sep
S1b<y 4 s. u, Is. - =. October .. e. t3-
~ company reserves the right 30 change.
1@hoos previous notice steamers sailing
~. md hOafe Of sailing.
e ] 4 TR0WBhIDGE, p. E. SEpt.. Ocean
cHI SToLrENBERG. Tick.; Agent.
r FiRp Avenue. Seattle.
e00DAf.i.. PERKINS a. CO.. General
1ndlS 6an Francisco
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wilson, Yukon Guide. rev edition frem
rress Jssr @sgh: an tnfornafsce 80 cats
sf,.yfss n#w eeids ard BEG roatss- H~s
maps: haif-tose ssew OF p@~soa ''fr:
ss,stx geua cg4fer II ssre@. Tha GsayeU
c5ra 2a1av, - FsxA As~nlie.
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II you are you ahopif have the Poe-
Trs,efSsresgcer sent so sop. u VIII cost
nossgng extra. Cali ~ car cffiee and have
x,l.Fsr address changed.
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Cattle-Sales were on a basis II T. 5gssst
for the poorer kinds ~ dressed beef
steers, up 10 sa7sSss for choice shipping
ard export cattle. Sales were largely RI
81 &Szsf -: exporters ssS9sl5. stcekers' and
feeders 81 s)ess r. largely at SsSsa4Iu
Hogs Sales were At s. Sec .sst4 the bulk
going for 3 6ssfg ~: pigs e. -sAI35
sheep Lambs 81 2hss q for inferior "a
extra choice rcTks. very few going above
>. feeding lambs sold AZ ssaJAI5. ard
good fat Western lambs az 81 sssf4 70. in
feYio- 10 extra sheep, S. 5Slfs. Western
rsrse focks. s. z@Is % for feeders, and
s. ssarz IS for killers
Receip,s-.cattie. i. ~. hogs. D. 10:
sheap rs 90
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uEAMEHs.
III o. THE FLYER"

aEATrLE TO TACOMA
1s6nr fcaed trsps daily. except sunday.
E 4. = hony ana twenty ave minutes.
THE ETEANER FLY Err
n6ruiay daily tsigs. seattie-T aecgna
eu.siF 81 soissws.
4xKixs; kfFECT TUESDAY. MAY /
ss TiaiE CARD.
faaSs Seassis-..:s5. HIS a. m; "a. Sis
viesr4 T1coIna 4. 81 a Ia; 1. $50. p, m-
SUNDAYS.
fanye Seattle % a. IA. Il m: 8 y. m.
fSere Txeonsa-~sy 80 d. M z-sB 100 q. m.
1nnf;s3 al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
- ard Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
= asees. Seattle.
1 fe1aJs. steamers Flyer and Stats CT
4fash4zzEtQts.
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Ths Daily Post-fnteiiigencer Is row en-
kaI4 liz orssgn1- Or. ~ Eica Bros. "a
Norrssoa street. Port.ay1 Hotel ze~s
sian. aaa Northwest News Company. 10
Tirx. street.
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ERrsE 8. 8. LINE

Schooner w r. wttxeu,ann wsu .ns,
san Fraucisco for Seattle and Taeo,ns r.
august s. iS5, connecting with rtearsrs
Tor 81! Puget sound ports Freight. 81 ne
ton. Through rates TO all points f~'
u, T.. CAME, Agent. Aritngtor arox
Telephone Pike IA "sSA-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY -

xbThh. GARLAND AND F.yANfyrs.
seattle and Townssrd-Neah Eav ssor..
steamer Gsriard leaves Yesler dot a.,
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays 81 iT1ss.
p. N. Tor Port Townsend Port ycitssa-r.- -
Dunsssess. Port Angeles Port 1.rasesn-
bay, returning. arrives az seassIe : -
on Opposite days, Steamer Evanx4g ,say -
Jester d9sk for Pors Townseng. Peri A.
geiss ana victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
alternate days a., 30 o. m
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Aug. u.-Walla waila
Soc; valley, Sc per bushel
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRiSTO
RAILWAY

me only Fo8Ee % fte rop0Iar and active
rasnsng districts CT Gold SSGss1 Gordon
l~reVA Martin Grexs. Ss3NsTtcn. Deer
Greek Gear LAKE and Aaasc CrsSto.
aAs S1en5e r04ts Ter tourists. &shtug
sni camping parties,
,sossraemesag Monday ApSsl -. ;he Ev-
s~eyx 4 Monte CrSSfo RAILWAY Company
xfiI {zAax1fase a daily gT&4z servacr-
T~af1as VIII leave Everett Ger Acus%
s~r.sxa every EsaxF-srG- e2cept SATURDAY
ar.s Sunday. 50 s.Ss a -.
TrA{zs ALL leave sfa7te Crssto f2r E>v-
s~1Gx az tG 3 III every s40zl@Eg eSceSs
sunday and Monssg.
On tuesdays 4na Tn&rs4ays Ne : wiEl
r.ss. 10 SSixertcas 0ssy, &sst on NesEeS1Ay :
sd Fridays between s4syessan and Ev-
:. y. BAIRD, C. T. e. =. A.
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Occidental Hotel; best family hotel ~
state. excellent rooms. all modern improve.
;s,ents. No bar.
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Have you ST. 4 Y:5nsske esssttor ~ ths
Tse,st-g NJ e.llg encer 10 yossr Trends ~ re
East9 Cegges wrapSssst s@x3T inT ussssssia
-, 10 fsa sgson application AZ business
cf~lcs. Sc pNr Spy.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

SAITH. A1x. Il. fss-
Sxcnarxss ~ shs Seattle. Tacoma and
FcrtIaa1 clearing houses today wsre.
CseSra-gsS. EAaar-Ss.
$500 ..---.. ...4..s x1iz ~ ~ ~s 81
LaeSf7sa 1890. .-...... T-s 81 ~ @es sst
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,,...s ca,es of sea Deter.

s,rsctiy f9fs;-efsEs: all nnofera improve
raente. fine sample ROOMS.
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n1snesr. IS: aatexsslyx-. tasks a.; wias.
galEosss. E.sse
Woel and Hops
Wosss-S-3-f-g. choice fssexkEll. 80 s@r. San
sfsaSg sss- Elk HentAs s31ae. 60 years SEA
Pc 5Esss. ricanfaS-. IISszSes Nxfesia.. sag
a- prewaG. 1SAr Nrv-AxYz. sse7FSc
Nsis Southern e1ass lambs. ssf-tscs San
szfsae
Hofs-sf0oa TO cAosee, sgsc; tznry. 10
gle.
Financial.
tsS,ax or Loader. sixty days. saS;
sssFsfzsg an L.c-aa-. ssrsTs 81 s<s@
ffaaa~snl.
silver ssars -. . Drsfts-Sgsht -. IS
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SrEAMERs-
PACIFIC NAVIGATION ~,
TInse Card fa Eject ygne 4 ~
GO on TIE GREYHOUND,

sHIp ToUR HORSES TO sgaGr.v
tie. August Is 1fAa'
Feed and ecre free.
e. e. GAME a. CO
Arlington pgs~x
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O. ~. carrying L = Mali
ksts urcnara ans Port Washington
ssse ssvss CITY aock. sasf of Mas
arss.', a n, calling AZ so,,tn Reach
Asy hi,ss Yard. BsernertosR. 4 s
9ssa ss.s saneF Charleston. 1'ra ~ysers.
~ ssa,!oa at y N. arrives s@a.,i. ~ :
49, 3 y. Robinson. master INV
~ Co. agents Teiephone.
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SQ0ET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
essmsr City OF Kingston between Ia
-. WASH. and Victoria, b. C.
6pm!Lv ~ Tacoma iila Ar 4:ispm
NpUj..sI & SEATTLE a,Ari a:Ispm
n4eM!Lsl sxpl Townsend u Ariii iha N
tAsAEst1H Victoria lLyi s:stam
Ysily except Sunday.
It's keaner furnishes drst-ciass accom-
npd1sicns. carrying both freight ard
naentefs and leaves from Yester wharf
It'll. Tor Victoria. al $50 p. IN. aud for
1ks0nA 81 .. m.
haHnEsfs for Victoria can occupy
e7sstoQns until ! a. m.
~ rates. tickets. etc, inquire OF
q. r. fHORNDYKE,
Ia EADEAu. '' ssA'''s'
General Agent. ". r. Ry.. Seattle.
~ CITY OF ABERDEEN
AaS1e FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT T:3p A. NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
IN NuLrNoMAH
RAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT F. NJ
h1B BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA, 70 CENTS.
HOUND TRIP. s. CENTS.
q Van 81; CITY DOCK. Agent.
GAIT. l. WILLY. Manager.
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Eisxzn. oa.ces fos rent lev. srnsvAs
ksllAt0g.