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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

" r. Perharn Western freight mana
ger 90 she Great Northern. took a run up
20 Everett YESTERDAY
A. q. Parker. general agent % the Chit
cago A. Northwestern at Portland, IL in
the city on business connected with bis
road
4 meeting ~ the stockholders g the Sc
atfle 4 Montana railroad was held yeHteF-
daT in JUdEe Burke ? oTsre. 90 q8o-
rum not being present ADJOURNMENT was
taken.
Don Cameron. els-rg~s fright agent %
TIE Canadian Pacific railroad. win head
quarters so Vancouver. Il. g. arrived N
the city firm tAhe fc0-n yesterday spd
conttnued on n Olympia,
= y. EaToek district passenger snf
frefgfI. agent - tire PenuFFlveuia ra}4-
mad Win heeE.gris rrers - PortHana VS.
IN the esfv NJ EaHpek saYs The Penn
ry1ng F@se@FzeFs.
Tse Northern Paefec. n councillor
wfth ths Chicago r %Orf fNesi eTn. seat
tie = 1raeeYna 8ossak and Fveserf a Monte
ear leads grNrsens8fa aesght - @sg po9ufis.
from NBEEfan. s. r. 70 EEa5kane. Tacoma.
So site. Sn8f3ouassst. Everett and Portland,
OF 81 cents per 80 roudss-
A notice 20 aEenss e the Soytnsrs Pa
effsc. Harlingfeu 4 Missouri RIVER rs
wav ard Ate1saau, Topeka 4 santa Pc
railway ha@ asra isss3sd advising them
that the rate On ~ afaents o. canned So
srsgn from ADacor5as ~ ash. - IapeEs
Kan % = cents per fl8 pounds Ri ue
.7fvBsns az fai}oEE Asacories 20 Seattle,
IL e@zrs 5eatFie 20 Kansas CITY, ss1z
cents. Kansas CRY 80 Tceseks- = cents
THa Northern Pacific. Montana Euion,
y asst rseten A. Columbia River railroad
ard r2fssraz Washfrs~f9u railway r. con-
ras-tfes7 wsth thN Chicago. -. Paul Mir
rsearseAs f. CSsssa IA ra8 Nay. have ISSUED
a res bsfas tariff en- cn6Ppes k~ed, mixed
ca scsaHs u - 80 pounds minimum
weight s59a9 pounds and corn essa8 add
cssoar4d corn. rnsnirn Ezn NS-Tas - go
rs5uusss. srou Sioux CITY AMI f>e Mars. Ia.
10 al points sDd branch lines % North
en- Paste "a Montana. IS&ho. Washing
Goa azd Oregon, O. 80 cents Per 30 g,S1Esds.
--------------------~----------- -
T-H CO. B4xcn for Alaska estntters.
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aaasgrs 90 70 DO Judgment ~fu Dc renesre.
-. go according 20 the eenard Of
=. ~. complaint which haa b@su egsI With
~ cfsrk Of said court
Ire OBJECT and prayer ~ -hsx z~sss.r "a
- recoFer = tefgr1s1t axafrsf ths d.
rs william T. Bra Eiey. Gertr1ae
FL. -" g:.rl D, c. g Bra ass
Roo Nth sn.srsx. sh.rl ~ ~ 81
s 800 q z Per cent per annuna from sep
srhors 70 1ste. tcgether with he further
sefa OF 30 IS attorneys fees ard cos-s 81
go ana % fereciose mortgage executed
assA - TIE defendants waIfars n Era~-
- Ierl16e F Bxasley. -. g Bra As4y
ana RIA r. Erawiey 70 the above rarvef
ysaIht18. which said mortgage was given
70 secure the sun % 50 Ok apon whfeh
there - now due fhe said sglTn OF & 60
vito interest and attorneys fees a. above
80 s01ihi sid mortgage s. upon the fo.-
.SNing ceSrTt2ee real estate situate IA
mig county. Washington. so-wix. Al OF
los one. tEo and three In osock twenty
nine. II Plat % TIE first addition 70 .fs@
tsSn tnow city OF 5@asfie as iala OF ~
VIZ y. Bell ard A. a Denuy. Together
eatlArfseSts and appartsnARces the 1t9
De.ong5ng said mortgage was aa4y nla4
Tor record In the Office 81 the auditor ~
hlng county, Washington. on June =.
.ss4 al IS D. NJ. and recorded In book
u o. ns0rtgaSes a. page a OF the records
OF said county. and for decree forever
forscSosi1g and barring the above named
defendants and each OF them from All
right, title, interest or equity OK redemp-
ton In and 20 said morfgaged premises
above described and every part and par
Gel thereof and for sale OF said mort
gagged premises 20 pay the amount OF SAID
Judgment ssxed for. together with inter-
est. attorney fees and costs OF suit
D0OLTTLE & FOGE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. SIS Fidelity Build
ing, 1acoms- Pierce County. Wash
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Closing Quotations.
FOREIGN HARkETs.
Finan cial.

LONDON. Feb. 25.-silyer. .sa.d. Con-
soils, liz 1915
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Tne Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
on the news OF the decision or the powers
as 10 Crete. Consols were an exception,
however, bat they rose 10 III lS-ie. Ine
markets gave way later and the close
was dull and under the best prices. The
reason for the setback Is mainly financial
trouble, as IL Is feared that At the settle
ment tomorrow several firms In the kaitr
market Will probably fail unless tley are
helped over, and firm In the foreign
market Is said 10 DO in difficulties As
fully explained in my cable OF February
II, tho weak speculative account - PROP
ably larger than has been supposed. haf-
frs were also nat for the reasons stated.
and on the strife between ths voiksraad
and the judges. which Is likely 10 have
Americans opened good. but closed dull.
The London money market closed slightly
easier at | fs-le. Parcels OF Tour ana
six-months bills 20 arrive next week have
The Paris bourse was duh on the sharp
break I'm Spanish securities.
The Berlin market was irm.
Brendssuns and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 25.-Wheat - Spot
quiet: demand poor: No. red spring.
ss ed: No. / California. IS Cd Futures
closed quiet. with February s4d lower,
and other months Ia lower business about
equally distributed: February and March,
ss 2lsd: May. So I'd: July. Sc sisd
C,oru-Snot quiet; American mixed new.
Is ed Futures closed steady. with near
and distant positions I'd lower. business
about equally distributed: February. = 50 !.
March. - snd: April, p "a; May. - fAd;
Flour steadv. demand poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter, Is Sd.
Hops.
Hopz--At London, Pacific coast. ss iss.
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Edis Hook Light Station. STRAIT Of Juan
de Fuca, Washington--Sotice IL hereby
given that the sounding OF the fog bell at
Edfz Hook Night station on the extremity
OF Ediz hook. which forna north side OF
Port Angeles. Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Washington. which was discontinued on
February rs for repairs 20 the machinery.
win be ready 10 30 into operation as here
affects the lest of lights and Fog signals.
Pacific Coast, 1895. No. 1fof, page Is: aiso
the Last Of Beacons and Haoys, Pacific
Coast. 1896, page S. by order Of the Unit
ed States lighthouse board. John p. Mer-
reii. Commander, United States Navy, In
spec;or Thirteenth lighthouse district
Office OF United States lighthouse In
epector. Portland. Or. Febrnary e. 1881.
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yLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE To TACOMA
our round trips daily, except Sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minuteA-
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. seasIle-TacomA
route. foil1ws:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, NAY q
TIME CARD
Single fare. 5oc. round trip Sc.
Leave Seatt!e-7.B, IL Ia a m: a:&6. eds
p m.
Leave Trconrr "a 30 n: L go o. m
SUNDAYS
Leave seattle-7.3o q. m: fe m; p. m.
Leave Tacoma-s.2o a IN: go. 30 ?. m
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
riQn street. Seattle
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington, fare SOC.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

The elegant steamers Umatiila City OF
Puebia and Waila Waila ply between Sc
attic ard San Francisco, calling al Port
Townsend and Victoria C as follows:
Leave Seattle Due
For San Francisco. san Francisco, a. m. /:
pa m: january 6. 10, Is. %.
January ;. z. Il. It. 3, 80
g 81 February 4. ., Is. q.
February I, g. L. Is 70
. Is
Leave San Fran Due
cisco for Seattle. Seattle p. m:
ca. M: january !. II. II, z.
January e. ., IA. IL. q. =.
"a q. February /. Z. H. Is.
February T. 10, Is e ..
%, Is: March
The elegant steamer City or IopehA
leaves Seattle at 3 N. for Alaska. jan
uaFy p. February IS. y. March ID Que
back az Seattle February 5. "A. March
IL q
The company reserves right 10 chanSe
without previous notice. steamers, saiiinS
dates and hours OF sailing
city Ticket once. 6od First Avenue
j. r. TRowBRIDGE. P. 2. snpt.
Seattle. Wash.
Coodaii. Perkins & Co. Gen. Agts-. san
Francisco.
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LONDON. Feb 2s-E'he sheep skin sales
onened steady TO-DAY. with fair attend
ance OF buyers. The day was active. and
an average quality OF South Australian
and New Zealand WOODS were among the
offerings which consisted - 4.sa2 bales.
The sale was good. with prices on par
with the January sales. Following are
tho sales IN detail:
New south Wales, 20 bales-Clothing
and coTnbin9. 81 TSAd.
Queensland so hales-Ci0thing and
eorabing tGSssd: locks and pieces. "a
4Tsd.
Victoria ! igT haies-~ClcthinE and comb
irr. 1%9s14d locks and pieces. fAG9iad.
South Australia siG halex-tipthtne and
earnblng. 2f2sa: locks and pieces 28.assd.
West Australia 91E hales-Clothing and
conbfng 9txsF5Md locks Hnd pieces. nd.
Tazr1enia 80 bsles-f'inthlng and comb
inE 3zsI6d locks aud pieces. s5asd-
~evr Zealand So haies-CiofhlnR and
enrabing, 2f@asi&d; locks and pieces. "a
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Pacific Goasf Steamship Corrpa1ye
POPULAR STEAMER AI~Ef.
Al newly rez1gte1. rev upper deck cabins
eE1 Eew ard co-1-y1ic9s seco-d- IS
Passenger aecor-oda tons. wE.& SAL from
SEATTLE. March xash. ~ q II. va Ia
coma. connecting a. Port Townsend with
steamer Walls Wallz. sailing from san
Francisco. March 1zh- and wsls call a.
NARY ISLAND. NETLAEAHTL<A.
kETrEfkAS. wRA<GEL SIN DUN.
JUNEAU. DOUGLAS ISLAND AND
HERSER-S BAY
Fare 70 wranxes: Cabin. s.. seco76-
Class. S5a Fare 20 Junezu. Cz5ius Sc.
second class &
City Ticket Office. 6os First Avenue
TeE~rhon. ruEn1er Main 80.
j. ?. TROW BRIDGE.
Puget Sound superintendent
Seattle Office. Ocean deek foot o. Main
street. Telephone. Main o.
Goocal. Perkins & Co. general agents,
San Frarcfsco.
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MARINE NEwA

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. H.--Arr4vsoL-
Str Albion. from Coauilie river. Cleared
str sunol, for Grayss hsrbor. str Alice
blanchard. for Portland: Feb. .. str
Cmatilia, for Victoria and Port Towns
end. schr Ivy, for Grays barbor.
PORT Los ANGELES. Feb. 24-SasisA
Str Mineola. for Comox.
PORT GAMBLE, Feb. 3.-Special.--
Sailed-Bk Carondeiet, Capt. Stetson, for
GravNs for Port Pirie
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Tn. Umat,I,a,. P....n~.,..

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. sa-Ths steam
er Umatiila left for Puget Sound today
with the following passengers;
Seattle-C. Dannt and wife, Rev. Hem
derson and wife, Mrs. Cicott, Mrs. Cox.
a. Hartley. w. Raymond. Mira. Gray,
Mrs. Beaumont. A Herbert. J. Johnson,
J. Patterson, II. Malisn.
Port Townsent-H o'Brien, n. Mckay.
4. Gates c. Hall, A. Mckenzie. Miss
Blythe.
racoma-H Jossiyn. Mrs. Bailey. DIR.
Moses.
victoria-Miss Chubhuck. Mrs. Garcia.
Nellie Couion, John Jaimain and wife,
DR.. Nenindsr. r. Savannah. J. Savannah
and wife. James Baggandse and wife.
T. Hewson. X. Rings. Louis Sensonsen.
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TATOoSH, Feb. A.--4 p. m.-Spcciai--
Barometer. 49, Gear; wind east -
miles. Inward. steamer Florida. at las
~. N.
NEAff BAY, Feb. 81 p. m.--Special.--
Clear: light east wind. Tugs Msxic ana
hay.
PORT ANGELES, Feb. sS.--< p m.--Sps-
ciai.-BsTomster. So.E. clear; wtn3 east.
seven mica
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1-tsaTx~oM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
y" NJ ROUTE

RI. steamer RAY CITY ss- Anscor;es,
S..sa,,ss, az w-nAtcora. Leaves Com Ter-
- Tacoma 3 ?. m CITY dock
ttsot Mslu Flreeti ssas,ty 2 N v aes'
1, m FalrhAven. as 2. n. and
>-.-~-s~s ii , N. Sun. Welnss ard
g. Es~e.-S seattle 81 er 81 - round trss.
2 acsAtla@ $50 " II rTTfS
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caess1 mas MAY, DAie4epSo closed
S&c.
HeDA
Hcre-SteAay.
Wssx
wceEStescy.
MAfala

Corper-ou.ess brokers'. 81 -; exchange.
Pig Iron-Quis;: Southern. Ua x9ia:
Northern. xi&l- 81
Ttn-rtrne.. straits. slSSsIaG: plates
dull
Speater-<luiet. domestic. stEAfa
fseat-Strcng. brokers. $50. exchange
S-$oGSA
Coffee.
Conee-Cpffcns steady. Syze points ai-
vsnce. closed steady. 1ss5ls points net sd
vance sales. IL AS aags, including March,
s9susi0c. SPOT coffee. Rio steady, No :.
invoice. sc. Ne. :. 1ohbtnS. 1alsc: Cor
dova. I5aaSisz.c.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw Grml fRt- refining, &c: CEN
trlfugal. SITES, sac. Refined quiet
Petroleum.
Petroleuuf--Caitea closed sic bid.
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SAX JUAN IsIANns

s4FrANEN IDA ttt0MFSsfH
carsylax Unlied s1a,es "a, .sAses ~, Siiy
"a FrsSay az s. III. Tor PORT
= ,.,S,ra San Juaa Islands ard Ne*
yyNafxorn Returnsng. leaves NsW = hAf-
/" sreestsv THURSDAY an3 SATURDAY 81
: - III Thaasnsan. nan Esr-3 = Peg.
- Para~yfaa . ca. 2seaSs- Nat3 aS<N-
r.ssgNcre Man g.
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p,lpr og~HARD AID PORT WASH
FNgTNN ROUTE


<TEAM r.k ~ All E-sAE-ast
- ts.tfNvsfte aeck fest q Washing
-, sf~r~s for ssuEA Fee n. Sylys8 Cove.
- Maze Rrenasrtoa. Tzstef states Dry
nsrk Charleston sidney Tracy Ion ShA+
S,faAav q IA retaTnteE. leaves Sa3Ssg~
ssisaf So a n Teiepn0Es. Red Isl
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
L : MAIL


Lave. Cashraish dock foot % WASHING
- street. TaesaRys- IhurS1ays sEd SAL
vrssavS A. a'csock g. IN Ter h4DEssen.
fs,~r sSarsNie. Sszhsck- Ertcrer. ho2sy.
pewatta IIlIlwsGp Fails, HcQdspors &z3
Irns,r x-4tx Returns alternate aAys.
p TECCTAAS. Master.
TslseASre Res -
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF~S SALE.-In the
Superior Court OF the state OF Wash
ingfdn, for ne County OF King. Edward
ward c. Neufslder. plaintiff. VS.. Louisa
Denny. Z. I. Denny. her husband: ID.
Thomas Denny. Nellie Denny, his wife:
Jshn r. Denny, Carrie a. Denny, his
wife. ". w Wiltshire, Alice s. VIII
sslfe. his wife; A. T.. Fuller, John ..
Robinson, the National Bank OF Com
meree. 81 Providence, Rhode Island. a
eogFoFati0n: the Merchants National
Park, ~ Seattle. corporation; Charles
Baker, as receiver OF the Merchants
National Bank, OF Seattle; Seattle Hard
wafs Company. a corporation: Thomas
Boyd. Emma NJ. Cole. Hulda NJ. Smith.
Ias Commercial National Bank. of the
cry OF Seattle. corporation; the Sc
attic National Bank. corporation;
flank az British Columbia, a corpora
iloa: Washington Savings Bank. a cor
peFati0n, Charles M. Sheafe. "a receiver
q ne Washington Savings Bank. w.
hammond Wright Nelson W. Parker.
Oscar Todd. the First National Bank.
2, SEATTLE. corporation: thu Rainier
Power and Railway Company, a cor
poration; Frederick Hausman. "a re-
esiter OF the Rainier Power and Rail-
way Company; the Third Street and
sandfoaa Railway Company. corpor-
etion; Sarah McDonough. Thomas
Clancy, Allen P. Mitten. the Puget
Sound National Bank. Of Seattle.
corporation; r. T. Bluncks w. j.
G5aribs Northwest General Electric
company. corporation; Edward o.
Graves, Manson +. Rackus. George r.
gnnd. Henry A. Noble. Charles H. Roll
Ehs' r., Joseph Raher. the National
Bank OF Commerce, OF Seattle. a cor
oration; Abby a. Roe Mary J. Shat
Ter sigmund Schwabacher. Emily l.
Isu. TIE Heritable Securities and Mort
Fsgs Investment Association, Limited
corporation; James u. Standish.
Meyer Lewis and Theodore 3. Wilcox.
sesisnasnts No. .. S6S
VI sac ana special execution is
slsd out % the ahove-uaniad
eeart. In fhs above-entitied action.
80 10 me directed and delivered,
ave 0uiy levied upcn the following
s..s-cribcd real property. situated IN said
hisg county. Washington, and partlculssr-
= eoeneed and described, as follows. to-
-, hiocks numbered twenty-faur eap,
80, 80 Sg-two ts@l. forfv-four Nf forty-fve
"a and nfiy-tNo tzt. tn II. T. penny's
-. a5alitoh 20 the city or Seattle; also
- s94th H1tN CD feet Of lot mum berei
~ e. IA block ninety-thrve tgsl. and
- NUMBERED twelve G1. thirtecn tg)
s. s. fourteen Q0. IN block numbered enc
- ana shrce O0D. al in ID r.
10y FIRST addition to North Seattle:
as lots numbered enc IN nna slx az In
- numbered eleven un. in u T.
LAY Se~oud addition 20 North Seat
- - $50 lots numbered one fD. two ca,
~ - 81 seven %. ejght ~ and nine
- - 9l9ck numbered ore ~. and lots
--te cfst thrce 90 and fsur tN in block
~ .efed two 2l, and lots aunt cred one
- tNo "a. thres tsl and four tN in
s.-sSs rum eevcd fhree Gs}. an IN Ner-
water Frout addition 70 The city OF
= 80 Also iot mum hered twelve U21.
q r bsnay's Fark addition "a Nortb &c
49, Also bots numbered ore ~ - Sfx
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pas4snxer1 arriving IA 81 Paul from me
vyas, should bear Ia mind that the North
Western Las hss sax trains daily BE-
tween So Pau and Chicago. See mat fhs
ticket agent In selling you gives you The
Nartn- n sssern" No changes Tor q lay
over al additional expense
r. W. PARKER.
Com msrelaI Agent. sos First Ave-, seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. L noon: Seattle. Yeslef
wharf. p. m, Mondays and Thursdays.
for Port townsend Anacortes Farhaven,
New Whatcom, Blaine and Friday Har-
Der. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
D. m. following Gay.
Fare 10 Blaine 81: fare TO Vancouver
81. For further information apply to Yes
Ter wharf
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RreaastuH~ and Grains.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. @-Fiour-
Family extras. $i5.Is, bakers extras.
s. ga -; saPerslne. y4-ifsis
WaFac-S prtDE. ti.&5t If 81 for Ne /
ard Sl-8t. uj-9.i4 FOR c15lce. milking. s. -
Eas.v-Fees. 7a97-sc: fancy. soo: brew
oass-Fancy white fed. q 77luai. 4s:
good go eho5rN 81 lf5i 8. poor 10 fair 81
SAB. Surprise. N-sGl-aE. gray. a-I5a
serd nl@3l--. res. s. les. 90. milling,
81 -8l8.
Produce Receipts.
Flour quarter seeks sos. barley. cen
,s.s 4Efa ttans. sacks. ~. cGru cer1els
f-E@-trr 8e. ue-at2rs- sstEs 4Fs oa-
taas SACHS sst- sraa -aeEs ga. aaT.
-ors So. straw tous ace. sa5-f.
atze. sa44uEls, 81. 80
Closing Quotations.
Wasat-Szu3et. Decemser. s. IS. Nay.
sar,ey-~ou.s,. peesmssr 7vse. Nay.
e~a-I.ares ysasw c.
Bran California 81 s II.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed and MllsluTs-- Miss1iusx. per tor.
o4tss3s brands. size
H&T-N aeat. SOL. wheat an5 cat So
&C. oAG. Ss.s. FtvNr barley S5sge &c. Best
eariey. J-sss -. Alfalfa. s g. Clover ISIS.
coEas' rszs@1 Sats, sd. StTzS. PER bale.
fsx-ta -ses-Pofato@s-Earfy Raes. rar
cenfA4 T5s@v. salinas Rsrsanks. ssc2g
stse river BaFs&aks, ssszscs riTsr reds.
TAsssss OrNEon BG-nzzks. sa1@sl-Ze. gar
n~s Cafe, &C -. ne~. - r-~ poaz6: Nsr-
ser sNeNr p5rAso@z s. =. IS. cn.ens -
gLS, Oregon czi5cs. g. eGe1mb<rs.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
ri~,N Card in Effect June I. iS9A

uwATTT.E. EVERETT & WHATcOM
ROUTE
S.... - washington leaves Seattle 3aity,
.SrSnf saturday. A. is ,. n.
60 T~rr.r & la CONNER ROUTE
fsstrsavsn leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday. At ~ ?. n
Telephone. Main slS fesler dock
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STR. MUrTSOMAH
TDArITe
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p II.
FARE TO TACOMA. = CENTS.
STR CITY OF ABERDEEN
(ExCEPT SINDAD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 7ss A ~.
FARE TO TACOMA. g CENTS.
Tel. a Main. CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT L WILEY. Manager.
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Total sales.
Earr.

r-lour-Recelr+s = So exports. SsSs bar
rels steady Ngth wneaf hsat hzyers held
80 srv fssrther Developments. Southern
sour steady a. sAE11AsA
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L. "a. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

L. 4 B. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Weekly Time Card.
Stea mer Champaign. Skagft river route
leaves Seattle Feb = al midnight: Feb.
"a at midnight: Feb. p at midnight:
leaves Mt Vernon Feb "a at O. m; Feb.
IS al a. IN; Feb. g az a. m. Tulalip-
Going north Tuesday. and south Sunday.
Calling al Stanwood, Fir. Skagit City. Mt.
Vernon and Avon.
CITY Doek-Steamer for all points on the
Sound open all night. s. G. Yerkes
Manager Telephone Main ST.
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oo on THE GREYHOUND

GO tfN 7 n = EIeE7E =
Everett. Edmonds; Snehomish Route.
Two round trips da1ig' tNcept sunday.
:" :, as =. m. leaves Everett 10 a IN.
m seattle landing, Colmaa dock.
Everett landing. Merchants ar = does Corr
3. Meade for Sncaorish. with train
60 wens~ Cristo and way stations. Tsie-
Phon1r- RASK W. GooDHUE. Manager.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

No. club SOC: blue stem. size: nrn ant
quiet
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SEATTLE wHEA1 MARKET.

PORTLAND. Feb. 5-wheat-waiA
WallA. Sp4sIc. valley. Slfs4c per bushel.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

gTRs. GARLAND AND FvANGEI~
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route-
Steamer Garland leaves yesler dock SUM-
DAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays at ii %
. M for Port Townsend. Port wiliiams
punreness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Z. Pysht Ciailam Bay and Neah
on opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
Yesler deck for Port Townsend, Port An
geles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ard Fridays at 30 y. M; arrives Seattle
alternate days at $50 .. m
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Transaots q savings bank business ex-
clusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 to so. 900.
Interest allowed per snnum: Six per
cent on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved col.aterais only.