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CHICAGO Markets
Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Nov. io-wheat started with
a bulge of lssHl&c for May openinE traaes
in that option ranEing from gbsu 1870 ana 40
thess figures. The cause was the wholly
vances OF from ii4.'ac per bustlel were re-
This, IL was rocn explained was due 20
q Buenss Ayres dispatch TO the LONDON
Times stating that the wheat ana haA
crops OF Argentina nave eeea ssvere,y IA
to discredit the frost news. but IT was teo
well authenticated to be disbel!eyed; the
only possible uncertainty CONNECTED WITH
the matter was a. to the demand. and II
gave a scare to the short sellers. The
opening advance of course attEac1ea ssiu,is
orders from people who considered the rise
too sharp and sudden to be maintasnsa; ;.
s1Ac, then hack and forth between that
price and sos4c but by noon Was selling
around Gle Chicago had 104 cars. against
i1M cars, against Al last year. The ac-
eeptance from abroad OF wheat offered
by cable yesterday and the day before re-
suited In the largest sales enec.ed n any
similar previous time this season Before
the dav was ov.r II was reported that -
beats. 1.n0o. 0ao bushels had been sold for
export The market ruled strong near the
end Nav closing at WsTa1c.
corn was ysrv firm. particularly for De-
cember. hut trade at no time was very ac-
tive. The market was helped Principally
by The upturn IN wheat.
Oats were unusually active. the opening
was strong. foliouins wheat and corn. me
advance cf sc was somewhat euriailed o.
sailing on the bnlge. ,,...
searce,y maintaining themselves in ~rite
az me wheat strength ana the practical
ending Of the yellow fever scare. Prices
AZ tne oneaine were slightly higher, but
this was soon lost
closing Quotations.
November. asss. May 9Fsdsic
C,orn-Noveniber. 2sixc May. &+sc.
oais-November lsssa1si4c: May. 22c.
Pork-Novenber and Decem5er' ~
Lsrd-Noyernher and December. .
RIBS November and December. H.J9s
parlev-2s 40e.
Rve--i7147iac.
Flax-Si.62.
Timoihy-s2.es.
Live stock.
Catt]e-Choice cattle found purchasers
at SsaS.25. the bulk q the cattle crosse :. 81
ire sseaies at 81 sysi 70: best feeders. ssS:
common stoekers. g 75e5. RAJ COWS 80 an,
cattle were loafese lower saan last week a
few cow Gales being made al s.S'a i.sl.
Calves were decidedly cheaper tlstn iast
week with sales chiefly al 80 .ss.ss =. ~ Is.
sru rangers were active 81 E.asItf y for
Steers and g. Te4Ia - for COWS and heifefs,
win rosss sales OF s:eers and feeders
Hcss--SaIes were mostly naa~ =.
sea. the coarssst packing hogs sold Al
se1f73gr. ard the 5est shipping nogs
br9ughT Sc s1liss5. choice hogs offered al
aIrTarpnt weights selling close tosesher.
pigs xola mostly az SFNis ~. MOST Oh TIC
lille rigs selling t~Aow $50.
Trade IN sneep and iatlns was active Al
e5sher priees, best grades sayanetng ~
10, Native sheer sold at e '.ssl 40. " -
( ~: Era=feru fed sheep sold as big ss
q IN Feeders we're fair huyFrs Al 81 $50
/ 8 frr sheep and 80 A.Ta8sS for lam p.
Extra 6ne native mutton sneep were WORTH
- s5Hfsss 49,,
peeslp:s-Ca;tle 1860 hogs 42.V-a. sheep
X 1a
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1ficF or AssgssM sa RoLIe-No.

NoflCE OF ASSESSMENT RDI.I~-No.
- 81 assessment roll OF Local Improve
& Genf District No. i4S. for the improve
Snens CT Sixth Avenue South In the City
e SEATTLE from the norsheriy margin OF
Nefltr Street 10 the nortaeray margin OF
Txafboru Street. under Ordinance No.
- and hearing thereon.
Nofice Is hereby glppn that the assssS-
80 roll of Local Improvement District
m Ia. for the Improvement Of Sixth Az
Gre 6outh 10 the City Of Seattle, from
~ northeriy margin OF Weller street to
{be northeriy margin OF Dearborn Street.
lajef Ordinance No. se9, has been re-
sarfed BIZ the Board or Public Works 70
~ civ Council Of the Guy az Seattle and
q nv on Ale In the office of the city Clerk
m the EaE5e Is now open for public in-
suesiion at aaid office and will remain
- for Inspection until Monday, ti1s ssh
50 e December 1887 al i've O'Clock y.
~ a4d III persons Interested are hereby
SvSuIfe1 10 appear before the City Conn
"a IA tolnf session 70 be held In the Ccsin-
a EbafaAer In The CITY HAT. on Monday.
~ oth day of December. 1897. at 7:3o
e'clock .. m. and make objections thereto.
Al enN time so fixed lhe Council viii con-
dder any and all objections tnsAe and will
nake nleh corrections In said roll az II
1eens lust and will then by Ordinance ap-
.rfoYe SHch roll and iavy and assess the
m az land shown III said roll. and declare
IL sanne Han thereon. Said matter may
- adjourned to a later date IL 70 ordered
u the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Clerk OF The City Of Seattle.
Date Of nrss publication. November ID.
M
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san rRASCrsCo MARKETS.
nr@ssssuAs.

sA~ FRANCISCO Nov is--frwi-x -
sayfqsA 81 FROST ard . threatened SHIRT
sr~ ia the Arrsntfne eron., tns Chicago
vsxas market took an onward stFiie to
aHTt ths i0ess market followed. sfsd both
sssc,t ard futnreS advanced ssissers are
practically osat ~ tfse fnarkss ar prices
keep sss~e 20 shipping vxiress There -
ga sssrTs Ia barley The MARKET 10 sssssy |:
cnstszs are quiet ard q tribe higher
fxrft t~a6s-~ I. cats - lSffis better;
faassfnx IS noticeable. but prices are an
changed.
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...- =. On OF before tbs s1st day OF
49, Al s,ch proposals shall be accom-.
lsssz ~ 4 bond With not IEss than two
<sss n the sum Of Eve Thousand dol
@sss "a ao.e6), approved by the Comp
<ecitef ard Corporation coonsei. ces.di-
1871 that II the proposal &c accepted
,srfv proposing win. during the period
k<c.sd In his proposal. well. EsAsona-
ss.,1 faithfully cause TO Dc accurately
- and published according to Law
y rsrfatn daily newspaper manning ft1
s~rerai circulation in the city and pub
&.frd therein. ali and singular the mat
seSSmsssed ia the city official newspaper
~ city Of Seattle. and shall. with
3 tond. BE- delivered 10 the City Clerk.
~ - II, an envelope futlarsed, Sealed
z.sscssie and bond for city printing"
SSysS nrouoSaIg shall De Endorsed BIZ the
49,. nasrk al the lime Of such delivery.
~ SSe date Of his reception tl1efeof. and
M - opened ny the City Council a.
~. a may be al its next monthly se--
alg srsafter, and thercupon the coin.
~ IN by resolution announce the
$50 q AZ ali parties wbose proposals. have
~. cffered and the terms OF their pro-
ggss - respectively, aud designate an
~ nfiIcial newspaper" that Newspaper
49, owner or manager has offered fsas
sSz.ss-s proposals with duly approved
and such newspaper sf7aH at the
Ssf.uins Of the next ensuing fiscal year.
sslsif: On January l, 1888. and during
A vsar 1855. be such city official neVi.
3kosads accompanying unsuccessful pro-
a witt II. PARRY. City rlsrk
80 Of FIRST publication Monday, No.
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Nrrftf
'aohATE NoTIcE- STATE OF WASH
ss ssss, Soanty e King -. In the Ssi-
Mr soass Of S8ij klrE County. In
ss'. matter % tae Ss-stj. aship os the
e.@. W AsnHla S,a3 wa r. an insane
As.,.a Nosice d - t.jeDeni Of F'inai
Sss.oaas- Ne. I.SsA
AS Is HEREBY rivvH. ttat John sfaal-
s;asa ne guardian 73 tae estate u Egunis
SEA sssh. en- iE=-sus vtan. has rsa-
asss..s AID Giei IN Sald court MS tsnsi
- ~ &c stieh guardian. .aa ehat Fr;.iay.
$3.50 saS Of \aVeu ~. sSy5. 8; SIS
pssAss. =. M. 81 tie c14~- room II the
cssrs aepsFirnert - ctr sa.a Superior
aesr,s "a sae city o. SsSt,is, ga said alag
sss.eg ass Deer SOD f.s.r sd hy "a ii
wAuas =. we sefg.eastr. .E .s45.t .secount al
ss,.s sne and p,aee a2s E.csSan inter
ssrs,, = sasd estate sasy a5-5.sr and sic hss
wsses' tue same ~-'-'e' ~"
sssr, - aoA, Wa. Eiets,sE Moore.
"a - ear sad Sgssc}a. Court anI az,
tas - SEsa scurs heTs.a aS.xsd tais s,h
~ ,Nesemosf iSs9
GRO. 4. HOLLOWAY.
joss hrtter. De.u.v Clerk.
Ns4sis. Attorney :oz Guardian.
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MARINE OBSERVATION

Special Dispatch to the pcst-Inssllieune1k
TATOoSH, Nov. io--4 %. m.--nar01I0{
sos7: light rain. wind east. 80 miieA Sfs
ward last night. str Usnatilla. D. m:
in tow OF Tyee. $40 a. m. Outward l1
night str Willamette. 6.5S y. m.; i tkaVs
masted schooner, p. m ss
NEAu BAY, Nov. i0.--4 D. m.--1tofk
rain: light east wind sSl
PORT ANGELES. New. 10--l 3. m.--n6k
ometer, 1874: light rain. calm.
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General Quotations.

Fsiesar-Rsceipt= its iss barrels: exports
ianla barrels; stronger IN tone. but not
radically changed IN price. although high
e. figures were asked
wheat-Rereiysfs sfaai; exports p. PIT
Spot. firryi: No. . red. ssssc: ungraaea red.
s.alts. Options opened strong on covering.
Induced by higher cables and fros. IN
Argentina, reacted under realizing. but
ciosaf e:rong on eypert demand and re-
newe,s covering st fs.G3r net advance. No
2 red. SovsT Der. eiosed SC. December.
3 s-isT9s fS-lsc: closed. aSssc.
waoi-~FYrrn and steady.
Petroleum Ds8Si.
rs.fgse-tyrsfans Opened steady AZ TN
changed rrfces. r74}Ad fairly active and a
Grade hsxher or b~tte~ European cables
cf5s-d ss%afY. unc'1a need 20 se advance.
gsie@ ias s1a hags sHc{7S rgs Deee tsss5er
E1s &c. Narsh EtSfsSz. 20. SPOT coffee
ps, nominal. nils. anil.
sggar~.aw sssA6w: refined strong.
Metals.
rfr f~oa--warrarss very weak. Sc VI bid
ana ssE asked
T,n-very ga.es: sis7e bid ard s:a75
snsfser-r1ul1: safs raj ana 80 asked
feaA-FxeR snga vary weak. t1 ~ bid
ana ass asked brokers. gun az &C. q.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

PACIFIC COAST STkAA1HaP 60.
~ ccnesny,s eIs4snt .sssmsfr MA.
wAI.LA ieave SEATTLE fef Gan Fns-
cisco. VIA Poft Tswasend ana victsf, =
S. ID is. d. s u. Jan 1 !. Il & q 8 Due
at Gar Francisco a. m. Nov q. 4. q
Feb. l. Leave San FRANc1yCo fse -
. AL y W s'-ssFis 81 = iRd ~ 80 Dee
z. Il. u. 9, q. Jan. !. & II. a y u y
Dus e ss,tss M Esv. 4
Fsb. &
ne elegant sssamsrs CORONA. EITr
OF TOPEKA. AND AI-KI leave SEAT
ILg f0e Alaska : T. n. Nes. I. Il u q
9 Dec. / 8 II. IL. q. s q, Jan. =
% q. ~ Due hack at Seattle NOV Il y
z. 2. Dec 3 s. t. d. q =. jar. Z. !. T. !. e.
e. Feb. y. The company reserves rignt
10 change. without previous notice. steam
ers. ealing dates and hcurs Of sailing.
y r TRowERIDGE. . suEt;, b.. occa "A
GOoDALL. PERKINS Z CO.. Gen.
AGtss. 6. r.
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FTour-Tamllv extras. stsssfiSs: bakers
extras. 81 ssss7 ~
shIppsng Is saasaele q 8 SO
lisa per censas for No. ! ard a.ss for
Rarley-F'eess ss4ysgsse. brewing. sfs2
iaTs-
oasz--resr 10 fair. sl.pss% a. Re; good .
f ssssSS gray a ia dis ialif iIfIna Iss a,
Surprise. Sffs&si-1s. black for seed ss,.sats
lse. red. siMui.ss
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks. Aes2. wheat een-
tals. ~; barley. ceataks. as(ss oats. eess-
tals. ssa. beans. sacks. T. -. cora, eensals.
I.sss; rye. eentais 80. potatoes. sacks,
4ssfs. onioas. sacks, xss; BRAN sacks. =
fnissdliags. sacks. aS. hay. tons. ~.
straw s. sss. asps. ssies; MOI, ss.es =:
M
Financial.
Sterling. on Londoa. sixty days, siSs.:
do sight. ss.s5Sa.
Closing Quotations.
whest-Easler: December si-saas. Nay,
81 SEA.
Bafiey-Qple,; December ss1e. May.
aac.
cern-Iarg~ yellow. sTt&cslsi.
Braa-Sis- sassli.
Produce. rrmit. Etc.
misunderstanding ss1sS22...se, brsn. sis
Hay-wnsas. slsgllS: wheat and oat. slla
u; oat, si9ai2; bsSi barley. sIsktsfzs 2ifalfa.
sszlssa; clever. Ssal8; stock. SsfsS; c0ssi-
pressed wheat. ag%ia: straw. per bale,
Vegetables Earlv RISE potatoes. ssasse;
river Burhaaks. SO &c. river reds. So
sssac; saltaas Bureanks, se@.ec. Mer-
ella: pickle onions. efaasSc. Sucafnbsrs
saessSc. garlic. szs@ise per pound green
peas, &c; tomatoes, aSss Ssc; green peppers,
49, a. Ee,s
green okra. 4ass lse psr box: Lima beans.
2is5fsc per pound.
Fruis--ChoIce apples. sSs7S5c per box:
ries. Seas per chest; rasphsfrie. ssais per
chest; craRhsrrles. xsSis per barrel. or
binary grapes, 254Asec per box, Isabella
grapes, s94rFsc per box: peaches. secdlsl per
sfssc per Box: planrs. ssaSc per box. poa,s e
granates. 5Nr.Ac per BOX; ounces. assi5oc
per box. oranges. new nayels. sssesst: Mex
icsn LINES repask ss'Is; eesntnen Sali-
lemons. seqs 50; bananas. slas: pineap-
Battsr-Faney creamery. s7asc; sec
onas. TI16c. fancy dairy. 2sc. seconds, si4f
2se: picked. aea 2s.. Ilrkin. tssssNc.
Cheese-Nsw. I2Sslsasc: old, l0sflic; Cali
fornia cream cheddar. fis1fse; Young
America. 1s9lsc: Eastern. iz9iic; West
Esgs~ssore. nominal: fancy ranch. sea
SIC. Eastern, ts1Gsc; duck, &c.
Poultry-l!Te turkey hens. Hdixe per
pound; live turkey gehbers, l2aisc: roos-
Aroilers. small, se.T5lss broilers, large, g. IS
as; frycrss. sS5eG7A: hens 81. 5oals. ducks,
old. ss.5es7A5o: dacks. young. ss.50Ti5o:
geese, s1,ao. goslinrs, A2gr1.5o; pigeons.
old. .sQ soc: pigeons. youne. sl2sGfiso.
Wool and Hops.
Spring woeis: Nevada, IIsfisc; Oregon.
I2sfaic. Northern. i4siiss. Fail WOODS:
Southern coast lambs. 5QSc: San Joaquin
lambs. TIsc: Northern lambs. lnff10isc.
mountain. fosifsc. San joaquin plains, 20
Sc: Humboldt and Mendocino. 1s1istsc.
Hops--New. Iofi4e: old nominal.
EHnanNfll.
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silver bars So. 5s1sDrafts-Sisht 80. 1fis
Mex. dolls ....ss14sk Telegraph =. .. 20
Mining storks.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Eina ncIal.

LONDON. Nov. lo.-Consols. ii2 1s-1s:
silver. 2sssd.
The Withdrawals from the Bank Of En-
gland Included sarn.0oo IN American eagles
for shipment to the United States.
NEW YORK. Nov. ln.AThe Evening
Posts London financial eahleEram says:
THE speech at the lord mayors banquet
last night had good effect on stocks gem
orally. and all the markets were strong to-
day except kaffrs Americans are steadi-
lv rising. There was fair but cautious
demand for them here today and the class
was practically at the best, with Union
Pacific as thu feature of strength. Gold
was IN strong demand. Forty thousand
pounds In eagles was sold by the Rank OF
England today I understand for the con-
tsnent, but no enc is quite sure. The In
dian government announces further sus-
pension Of weekly wiihdrawinEs for at
least four weeks. Money Il tighter. Proc
ably nearly E1. COO has been borrowed
from the banks. thus confirming my for
msr cables that the market would be moro
or less I'm the herks hands until Christmas
There were large dealings In tin and cop
per minss
''The Berlin market was weak"
BreadstnNs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1n.-~Ciossng: Wheat
Spot No. red Western. winter stocks
exhausted: No. red Northern spring.
firm, 70 sisd.
Corn-Spot. American mixed, firm, IS
ehd: November. steady. ss I'd; December.
steady IS 2Ld.
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ORDINANCE No. iels-,An ordnance
prohibiting the afYlxinr To any PROPOSE
ton Of al Amendment 10 the city char
fee & The City OF Seattle any signature
other than the signatures IN person or
electors duly registered on the resiSsra-
Hen list used In tbs. tast general munich
Pal tltelion and providing penalties fof
tAe violation thereof.
tsEsxH:
ssettou l. No person shall afsix 90 any
Eapoetion OF or petition for an amend
msnt to the City Charter of The City of
Ns'tie ihy signature other than the Sig
sssares In person of electors duly regis
tfed 70 the registration iist used In the
tsAersl municipal election next preceding
~ presentation Of said proposition or
Bee !. Any person violating the pro-
ssisns Of section enc Of this ordinance
s..h De deemed guilty OF = misdemeanor
~ upon conviction thereof shall ee pun
ssfa ny tiTe not exceeding nifty tsse al
ss.Srs ar by Imprisonment in the city Jail
- exceeding thirty days or by both such
e and imprisoume Mt
&c, d THIS ordinaucc shall take effect
- ee N FORE from and after It's pas
80 snd approval u approved hy the
- sssssf. otherwise IL shall take effect at
s - Wsae II shaii become . law under the
sessssohs Of the city charter
,fassei the city caarcll the 9Th day Of
sss'shlesr. INT, ana siEngd by me in open
sass y Augmentation ~ lis passage
vas IN day Of NOVEMBER INa7.
+. II HtfRp,
resident Protein Of she City Council.
,srpfeved 10y ms this l0,h day az No
'e1ser, iSs. j J.. CREIGHTON.
r,.. Acting Mayor.
- s''ea by hse tails 10Th dag OF November.
enSesss Will ". PARRY.
rs...'. smrsre'ler ara EN-o1ic!o City
tSsal1
....ss.Aed November =. ISs-.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Nov. o-Wheat-Steady:
waiia waiia. s5c; lluestsn,, TIC; Valley,
Tsc per busheL.
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ls1erence was maintained ir the stock
.+axASs untl the close o. trading. al
.. !. TIE eaart distinctly gstscsasErs that
. = passing on the ccyst;tutsonalisy Of
fAe law. and Il : not aecsSsar,, for ira ap-
tore IT.
Hewsysr, the wan street Interpretation
OF re decision gave a very distinctly gp-
ara tendency 10 al stecks affected by
tas law. The Ccaisrs were most markedly
s q. 81 ana they show gains extending
g Hudson, Every Industrial stock on the
LIST WAS also sharply axectesi by this re-
Tort N view Of TIE fact that the statute
.s s unaersfooa 20 es directed against
Inese great conn bi5atioas % capital Cot
,en VI preferred was benefited TO the ex-
sehs o. points. Tobacco 81. Sugar nearly
. paahss ana others 10 the extent % =
But IN. strength Of the rnarkes was by
10 means ccafsred 70 these stocks, though
ne general strength was In part due TO
ssmpainy with then. Much was made
OF {he declaration by thu Spanish prime
MINISTER as TO the friendly intentions OF
hls government toward this, and OF the
Ieport from Washington Of the saiisfactsan
WaieG seemed 10 be felt by the president
ard members OF the cabinet over The sran-
ssn reply 70 United States Minister Weed
lords note.
The returns Of railroad earnings for the
hrst week Of November showed a coatln-
lance OF aeayy traffic where the cotto.,
movement - augmented by release from.
ViaTansihe, and also In the West where
TIE railing OF In the grain movement
ni1gnf cause declines in earnings
anere were quite extensive purchases
~ ,nis market for London account OF sew
erai International stocks. St. Paul, how
ever; being sod FOR that account The
whole spirit OF the trading was distinctly
punish, aud gains of a point or over are
rsaaent throashous the list. The total
safes Tor the day were under 400 40
snares, and over nne-fUur;h OF these were
OF sugar. burlington and st. Paul.
IN the bond market there was eorsid-
eraols activity and prices advanced in
sympathy with stocks. Total sales were
M.sp.'so; United States new "a. coupons.
were advanced Il bid.
Money and Exchange.
Money On call. easy AZ ii4sfs per cent.
last loan. Per ceat.; closed. lissis per
Ceht; prime mercantile paper 5isS4is per
teHI, sterling exchange. firmsr with
se ca business Ia bankers, bills Al As5.ge
issee for demand. and 81 saissfs ssa. To-. 50
DAYS; posted rates. sasslsT4 ssts: com
i inefslal bills ANS: SILVER certificates.
ss'la9osc; bar silver. ssas: Mexican dol
iass s4te: government bonds, srm; state
ponds. dsili: railroad bonds. strong.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
rEGTON ROUTE.
aTEAArsR MARY f PE.RLEY

leaves Galbralth dock. foot o. Washing
TOR street. fer sylvan Grove, Port White.
Brernertnn. u 3. Dry Dock. Charleston.
stanar Traeyion. silvsrdsle daily, ex.
rerting Saturdays and Sundays. al 400 D.
M Saturdays at 2iso p NJ: sundays at 500
D. m. ResarnInE; caves siivsrdsle a; i:oo
leaves Siiverdale $40 p. m, Dry Dock TOO
p. m Telephone RED Isl.
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MARKET hND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Nov. 10 1877.
eaearances at Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane
and Portland today were.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle, Everett & whatcon Route.
State of Washington leaves seattle daily
except Saturday At 10 p. n.
Seattle. Everett and Ia Conner Route.
gtearoer Fasrhayen leaves Seattle daily
exeep. Saturday. a. 20 p. M, calling at Ev-
eretf rosue north Msnday, Wednesday ard
Friday; goirg south Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday.
Telephone Main 2ss. YesIsr dock
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE S STEAMER FLYER
route as follows:
TAKING INFECT TUESDAY, MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seat.le-1:45 Ills a. m.; 2:4s. Sis
D. m.
Leave Tacoma--9;2a a. M: 1, 40. .. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave seattie--7:D a. m: u m: p m.
Leave Tacoma-s:30 a. M: 2:3o 7:3o D. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. TIA
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state OF
Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-11

WASHINGTON Il ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
10 hours
srAT~TT f ia DYEA and SKAUUAf.
,rkt. ,rayniffcent steel screw steamship
u,n all from Seattle for juneau skas-
NV gay. Dyoa and way porss November
lath s~,,..,s Co..
a. Tho fnest fastest. and most cerntortabie
vessel on THIS route. - connection WIN
pA~y vii, operate their elegant and fast
sail.ng steamship
EOSAIfE
49,, sae..ts November fSth FOR Juneau.
skaRuay Fay. Dscs ana wsy pe'.s
Issr srstxn. a "a passage Amply 70
f0' C. II. J sToLTENBER0.
Gan ticket sgt., under =. z ticket on. or
CHARLES r. PEABODY. Manager.