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IT ENDORSES THE MAYORS INJUNCTION SUIT.
The Board of Public Affairs h. structed to Advertise for Bids too Lighting the city-The
 Proceedings.

The City Council met in regular session last night, Mayor Bell presid ing and all the Aldermen present.
 Minutes of last meeting were reat and approved.
 The matter of repairing East Bar raque street and building dumping place was referred to the Board O Pnblic Affairs with power to act.
 Alderman Boyce reported three hy. drants inaccessible, which was refer red to the Board of Public Affairs.
 Alderman Hightower reported the domestic water pressure little low CT than usual.
 The Board of Public Affairs was directed to advertise for bids for lighting the city for period of not less than ten nor more than twenty years. Notic- to be inserted with advertisement that no bids would be accepted unless bidder would agree to construct an electric street railway system.
 The Mayors veto of the action of the Council at it's last meeting in paying the September and October water bills was read.
 Alderman Johnson moved that $1,127.75 be allowed the Light and Water Go. in full settlement of Sep tember and October water accounts; seconded by Alderman Meyer and adopted by the following vote: Ayes-Bridges, Fox, Johnson, Meyer, Owen and Veil Nayes-Royce and Hightower.
 The motion was vetoed by the Mayor on the grounds that he had just vetoed n similar order of the Council, which provided for the pay ment of a smaller amount in settle ment of these accounts, and for the reasons therein stated.
 Alderman Johnson moyed that the Mayors veto benotsustained, which motion prevailed by the same Vote as recorded above.
 A communication from the City At torney, notifying the Council of the dismissal of the injunction suit against the Light and Water Co. by Chancellor Robinson, on the ground that 1t was brought by the Mayor in the name of the city without au- thority from the Council, and sug- gesting to the Council an appeal from the Chancellor's action to the Supreme Court, was read. The City Attorney was directed to take such an appeal.
 The City Attorney reported that In his opinion an ordinance imposing a tax upon solicitors for foreign laun- dries would be invalid. Report was read and approved.
 Alderman Hightower presented a resolution approving the actions of the Mayor and City Attorney in causing the injunction suit to be brought against the Light and Water Company. which was adopted.
 Notice from the Light and Water Company, dated December 2, that it would respond for the present and until further notice to all fire alarms was read and filed.
 City Engineer J. E. White. was granted leave of absense until Janu- ary l.
 Adjourned.
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 AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY

The ladies of tho United BeRevyJz lent Association have issued 61 appeal to our citizens for contrihr- tions to their Christmas charity fun2I This appeal should be needed l,y HI our citizcna The ladies of tIIIi organization are doing n noble Sx01 # "a labor of love and true chafi md In their efforts they should h<E ' the liberal support Of all benevolent and charitably inclined people. T6I9 Association Is doing their work in m organized way, and their charltY Is not misplaced +h,at: x. x ~ s' careful yHtematic manner. y) are informed that there are o,u twenty families In thiAcity In r whose daily wants arc supplI
 the bounty of this association ||z| that unlesss the treasury or col x |> sary of the association is repleI
 that there will be twenty famil
 this city whose Christmas M E very dreary aud desolatt Therefore, every citizen who
 possession Of the ordinary col
 oi life should generously dor
 share of his store to supp|
 necessities Of tE< 5
 Anything cum be I6hIi money, food, clothing dolls, old toye. amy thing that will go Into tho home of the poor to bring Joy. All contributions shonld Do sent to s. II zoller's store by Thursday evening from which place all donotfons VIII be distributed by Mir. zoller and tho Ladies' Benevolent Association.
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Enective.

"Well, ' sz,u the prosperous looking man, T will not affirm that the Gusht CT spring water is a balm for all bes-1.y Ills, but this l will say-that iy has re- moved Q trouble under which Ihad suf' fered nearly all my life. z
 He referred to monetary F ficulty, but he did not think 1t nece6aaix to oe into particuiars Blston Tra1
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 FAIR WEDNESDAY,
And Colder, Says the Weather
 Bureau.

Since Saturday the post office here has been unable to receive the official weather forecasts on account.of tele- graphic communicable being cut off by the sleet storm. Today the first report was received, and 1t brings cheering predictions. It reads as follows:
 "sair tonight and Wednesday pre- ceeded by showers in South portion; cooler"
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Walked Right Over Them.

'sSo your wife won that suit about her real estate?''
 ''Of course. You didn't suppose that such little obstacles as judge, 8 law vers and 12 jurymen could throw her Of the track. did your ?''-Detroit Free prass
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VANcE,S COURT.

Butler Walker is being tried f6- day on q charge of grand lafcS63s < He is accused Of stealing 8oid watch. The case was continued tilf Z p. m. today in order to suInmon6 additional witnesses.
 The cnse of State vs. Jim Halnirx charged with robbery, will be tiled at 3 p. III. today.
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HARVARD BOYS IN ARKANSAS
Capt Sam Fordyce and Classmates Pass Through the Oily to Spend
 Christmas at Winchester.

The following young men who are attending school at Harvard passed through our city this (Tuesday) morning in Col. s. w. Fordyce's special car, Arkansas Traveller, on the Iron Mountain, en route to the Hollywood Plantation owned by J M $ T. G. Taylor, at Winchester, Ark, to spend their "yuletide" in gaming etc, a divergence from the routine of Harvard life. The party consists of Col. Sam. w. Fordyce, of St. Louis; James Perkins, of Boston, George Hall, of St Louis, Theodore Hoague, of Boston. They were wei con4ed and will be accompanied by Hon. John M. Taylor and Capt Wm Galbraith, who will show them an Arkansas Christmas on an Arkan- sas plantation. They will be joined fo,aorrow by Capt. Will Langford ot Ne Citizens Bank, who would
 hayaheen among their midst this ,oori\e, but business engagements
 nreva kd. The genial host of the
 sshun party will be Mir. Andrew
 ~. NJ who will serve in liar
 sard the turkeys which fol ss .s.s ncy .it ,tl,,,nd in ahun(l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-21
German Forts.

The two principal German fortresses on the Baltic sea are at Konigsburg and Dantzic. Central Germany has three first class fortresses, Spandau, Magde- burg and Knstrin: on the French from tier, Metz and Strasburg. and on the Belgian frontier. Cologne and CoblenE
 ~
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Notwithstanding the inclemerie1 of the weather the Oratorica1 Aaoo-. ciation will meet tonight. The triai of one of It's members for treason to the club will bring out large at- tendance of members.
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4 wide Awake.

"There's man who never aleepe An, . famous detectiye?"
 "No, father of triplete p-PhilA dslphia North American
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A Wosnan,s Movement.

The presidents of the 23 literary clubs which compose tue Federation of Woin- en's Clubs in Kentucky ct recent meeting which they held for the pur- pose of interchanging ideas upon club work decided among other things to en- 1eavor to establish bird day in the public schools of the different cities of the state This will be one effort in a movement to preserve the birds, The
 presidents will also use their influence
 to have literature upon the subject dis.
 soaniinateidi, as they believe women arc
 ignorant of the gast destruction of
 birds caused by their feather trimmed hats.
 Mrs. Llnco1n's Grave. Near the little town of Lincoln City, Spencer county, Ind, is the grave ol Lincoln's s mother, says the Boston Inv eler. The Lincolns went to Spencez county few years before Indiana b. came state They had not been long | in Spencer county before Mrs Lincoln died, leaving q husband and several
 small children In 1879 MT. Studebakez l of South Bend, Ind, caused mon- ument to be erected over the grave o1 Mrs. Lincoln On the monument is thif 1 inscription: Nancy Hanks Lincoln, | Mother of President Lincoln Died Oct s, A. D. ISIS ''
 The tract of land on which the gravs 1 of Mrs Lincoln is situaed has since bee1
 purchased and the land plotted int town lots.
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MT. A. B. Banks, of Fordyce, is q guest of the Trulock,
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Suggestions for Holiday GftS.| Thousands of Pretty, Sensible and Useful
 Articles For Xmas Presents
Shoe Department.

Composite" shoes are the best for wet weather wear. Iron Clad school shoes are shoes that won't rip.
 Beautiful line of mantel orna- ments, vaces, water jugs, etc. in real Bisque.
 Latest novelties in Xmas purses, chatelaines, pocket books, belts, etc. Collarettes in crepe Lisse chefon lace d.s.feather.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

TO
rig tonnage where FROM destination ana GATE
o
AnJne q SAINT sas P PaT. sasn
Am Francisco Port Apn
AGa ts s tons Tewaen February
es s tons ssnt6T Nsg dpet SOUND
Ben Vdih o. GoSai# S pqssi sos.a
B B1 4a aSl %h II Il a
coms- 5grsnoerr mag art
An s 80 tons osoa p r fe Gamble March
ez sha sgh NancS
y. Ang.o arsaa pr as
rfssn Harksn cO1;s chsmayas
An s 81 'qP sn s fS ygo pU b' W
ek e tom Yesg6a-r tort
D. Rs sn s.asson Tewnsspa Msrsh
yyeI IN PEDRO Port Tosna March Z
Ks5I Kenny sad New Yors Seattle December IL
Iosora H rassr TONS wsstmlnstsr
svsPs.n s~sa h 1sr redro
An Ped haksy March
ant sano H0ngton Portland and Victoria jan
,nnoek sisysT ysnSos Dss5
Na1a RianE Csrdig .i9Tla JnaAFy u
ern s Hansen sound February
0yzr sr An ssr ssiavsrry vancouver
TsSs zlss os p4 ro''
FT9 ssGs TsPloa rc5s TeTsssnd,
ssees9 S asson Z y.soa rseTasry
Fraasr an as ss o 1i 5 50as TaT March
Taeons, Yokohsus Seattle Mareh
Tnes icen pr Ia
on Guatemala Town
vvrii Reao EswFer gssfs Mar s
w-as Ns.Sn Honolulu Port To~nsend A -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April s-'Inyi3a bidding for
ten cargoes OF Cal1sof MA wheat on coast In
England was the reading OF GABLE
gram which had much 10 do with strong
itself al the opening. Besides that. and
perhaps because OF II, Liverpool quoted
al advance Of Ia per Genital each for May
and july futures and 4sd gain for Sep
TENDER. Spring wheat going from Chicago
for rnlilers' use IN Kansas and red winter
wheat at a great premium over May price
from Detroit TO Jacksonville, III. were
such pictures equally original Character
istic OF this seasons trade that they had
more than a passing interest in the cur
rent OF the traders thoughts. The ship
neuts were very small. but this has be-
come 50 common an occurrence as 10 ex-
cite but little comment. The quantity ex-
ported thence 10 the United Kingdom and
continent this week was only 1900 bush
els. compared with 66s 90 bushels on the
similar week before May wheat opened
az TSsc 10 7ii9c as against .e1sIIic at the
close yesterday II rose In the course OF
the first hour 10 1&c. Early news kept
the market strong until near the end OF
the session. when q bearish statement
e the growing wheat crop, issued by the
Modern Miller. Of -, Louis. knocked the
recently erected bullish sentiment COM
pletely of It's pins and again sent skepti-
cisrp OF a had crop report scampering
around unbridled. The estimated winter
against g7o. oo0.0o0 bushels estimated TO
have been harvested last year and COM
pared with Romans estimate OF 36a 900 osJo
bushels for the coming year.
Northwest and private advices from this
state were to the effect that the wheat
crop was all but a total loss. Country
milling demand was again good and In
qyiry from the southwest was numerous.
The DAYS sales 10 rrillerS amounted 20
$50 noa bushels. Nothing was reported sold
for export at New York
After the receipt Of the Modern Miliers
estimate the price broke gradually 20
5o$.c then gradually 10 70ssc- 1t closed
az TnasG7 Ole.
Corn was weak Only at the opening
was there any strength displayed.
Oats were firm al the opening. but un-
der rather free selling by local longs and
through sympathy with the break in
wheat and corn. prices fell or at once.
Provisions were decidedly weak all dav.
Lower prices at the yards gave the mar
ket a weak opening ana under free IL
d7tidaf'on. particularly the packers. prices
declined steadily.
Live stock.
The cattle market today was OF the
usual Saturday character. receipts being
small and prices largely montreal The
few cattle in the pens sold rapidly at yes
terd8y's prices
HoEs-Saies were largely at s4Hsf4f1
WITH common 10 poor lots bringing IS .5g
Az
Sales were made OF common to prime
sheep AZ 1868 the bulk OF sheep bring
ing 81 2S64s 50 lambs sold at Sc 5ads Is
for the poorest up 20 $50 for the best.
Recespts--Cattle. 900; hogs. 400: sheep,
seoa
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Revenue cutters ia the bay yastsrtny
were the Bear and Perry.
The Utopia discharged cargo az the
Ocean dock yesterday. and later coaled
at the hunkers OF the Seattle Coal and
Iron Company.
The Oregon Improvement Company =
ssearn collier Willamette sailed last night
for san Francisco with :. AV tons OF New
castle and Franklin coal.
II. s N~uman. first lieutenant. r.. s.
Marine Corps, IS the latest arrival ~ Port
Orchard. Lieut.. NetKnan ~as ordered 10
assume command Of the marines already
there. and - comfortably located In the
cabin OF the Nipsac.
Word has been rsceivesf from California;
THAI &. p. Brvwnell for several nlonths
stationed as post surgeon az Port Or
csf1rd. has had a severe aEfark or ap-
pcndlcitis. lie has sufficiently recovered,
howSver. to foin mis- shin, the pefrel. en-
route TO China. Owing 30 some disturb
ance In Hawaii. the Petrol has been or
siered TO hasten to that place before sail
ting for the Oriental seas,
The Umattlia sailed for san Francisco
yesterday morning with q full cargo OF
general merchandise The firs1-class
passengers were: Mrs. Annie Ford, Miss
Jennie Ford. John Kingston, Mrs. King
ston, j. v. A. Smith. +. Van Tapeil Mrs.
NJ. ]. Hadley. o. l.. Houts, Mrs. ~. Case.
{. =. Guthrie. Mrs. Ia NJ. Sheffield. J.. W.
McPheter. III. e. Motley and Mrs. 4. l..
Garcheu- There were fourteen second
class passengers.
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PORT TOWNSEND. April 4--Arg1vess--
sap Dasnsng Wave. from Ear Fraocfsuo.
20 Ao&1 return cargo 81 iuusfser az Taco
m4. 81 Cosuan ssss from Fsan FTazicaseo.
- pepaTfgr@ bay. - t0sd return cargo
Of coal TX Tidal Wave. frcTn san Fs4rs.
- bad return cargo o< h9znber - Ia
cora. bfesu JOHN Smith. from szn Fran
cisco. 20 load lETuser az vancouver for
Sonfn Africa: Er TX N0ria3ta. 10 lad
iansoer NJ Tacoma for Port f'irfs. Fsa1i~i
--EkEE Catherine kssstsstexs. isdmt~r sa9sss.
FROM Tacoma for san fEsnGl@nos - I 80
Brothers, S9al laden, from Tacoma for
san Francisco Brszr JOHN u. Miller. l1zTn~
heT laden. from whAtcoTn for ran Erzz-
cz~ro.
sA~ PEDRO. Ap-a t-Arrsvss3-..trr-
IsaSadeTaz- sTprn Eur@s2-
sax FRA NssTzs-g. ArrE 4-Sasf~f-Ns-
rssss3a. Hssolaga &At a - xa@Es1s N.lrsr Esa-
rxsxa ss~ 5zrz Tses1rss An 50 ESre ~sTth,
fe~ fsogscFsEu; Arn s~k AiAer Be@ss for Ho-
xs1.ls5a. Arn Ok caxT7a.Eor. fgr SzTla@Fr9s
etwr Sawsa Fark. gar E1rekas Am Dk
ssasfssr@r. Cor T.a1azx4xs @EEay E2FTss.oEs- for
YssxsiaT.a fay. Il. s. asans =. y Patterson,
Tor Puget s5Exrz- AwTtset-<s1az- Area -.
f-cxz (srsm bay Ecgs@r, from Co.'s bay !.
xtss %art@, 1s0ru E-3Ys E2Eoss. &. =
sezz< 4Ase<-. t<Sza Aozs4 49, saSz-a Hios&.
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The Stock rxrhanr~.

NEW YORK. April s--Thsre was nttle
OF interest Ia toaay's short session OF the
stock exchange beyond the movement 10
e>ave- over SUNDAY e. the close. which
v,as ssrrs.taiiy rrarkes IN TIE eoaierS. in
dfcsting tire large short selling during
fhe week - those stocks. IN the course .,
rRfdz BY hears % break the market The
opening was weak IN Response 30 the de-
zines in American securities on the Len
.a,ss exchange. IRE cTvering movement
ia the coa3srs ~ IN after the first hour
ard ths yanderbi1t stocks were $50 N
demand. the i-npreS eflent extehd.n9
tnrnurh ne Est T'he general market
closed frfn with slight losses.
TIE week In Wan street has hem
marked by the passing o. the ELM ,.l. : :
srS. minds over the trans-MfSsourf ds-i-
Ssen Atcnisay markell the extrefns point
~ the depression caused BY the modem
tbsf 8sv sra ftere6 CONSERVATION arIaoTszs
che bars. TIE u2san cause for the
Strefzfh IN TIRE market was ire Lof1fefe
assurance % ne authorities IN Wester,
railways that they hat no tu1entioa q
ssfvs-rfuv from she scnealie q rates then
h, force The reiief % nina thus afforded
VS. aAdea 20 by re decision - tae con-
ferrDca nf TIE ciTereut ccunseis - ~
,s,sss ,nss ere foint trsrtc association
should Continue 81 operrktto1 NeTeoing re
eaf~Ai Of SIS case 10 fne supreme eeat :
ma Is fexzlire railroad pooling under the
s-,srssrsrfssSr % the intcrSNAte commerce
..e,,r,-,is~is1 also had = somewhat exhE-
sre-stssa egrct n srcoursginT NAiFinE q
s+.,rks In tie same wav. ire S1o=s2 as>tit
sr.,.essr-srnert q Senator ClifOzn tfat
sAsr~ vas 20 chance FOR -. ntl 20 raSs
- - considered ~ iris session &C. 81
surprisingly ~ TIE e~ectiye''ssS * -. sss
1880 @~aiw On Wc<fn essiltv. TIE sflese-
sfve trstruraeaf IN ScaievtH< &c Prs
Vas the anthracite cssst group re ct,NEs
rsa1e the coale-S - 'afT -, 81 s.,ls -
sNs t..err were efre-tfye n dr3f1nS cos :
rsrtces 81 the general So ard Ts.'s nE -
tunprovtnE tendrsfcy which a's1 zen a~-''-
T-s,S money ulzrket has sasssu 20 ester
.,---is-.v tbe mercantile inquiry wa.ca
-. f,,-e5, a sssssalziax factor. ueaTiy kaN-
rs s - s,.~sa :, sYe-t tort withdraw
a. whs,s subsidized before A&'Tl ! -.
Tvpa h,~a nuarSet rgsoVe1 pre- -
r. sympathy VITA ire stecS 49,. -
80 ss-ass.es,s were less nsetscssote asae@
go, 49, - fnu{s southwestern ses sas--
49,, asr-fuats.A ssns2f1aF'a1sy 81 Faf5o1s
rftgsvsr~ E,oEa0arsftEe prices sew -
sreurraiiy, aFeEa 81 : 49, = =. 80.
1-s,s xovtrr-n~ss o.sus mark. was vel
Rrtf tarourhogt. vita espNe3tA nTa-. - :
-. ~~-., sr sf,s c8estrE aes1sng& Ase
~snes and FNrsssE~-
Nr0,ex on call easy. iN6'A ~ cert {;
- s-.s-,er, r8s, rsapeF IssGf ps- c~rt
S..-5s-.F .xrNarssyn Steady wfth arSssl
S..s..-.s - "a Z knrss t4tss 81 $50 Tor ae-
rsarsA ans AZ S4S&6Ass f1T ssAlE -
---@ss 49, 81 ~. ard as -, csEfsra-t>1 "a
SIS. tGSsE E&sN
-~s.,ss statement - ths -Hrtttso- &
-, .-.saz .sr-r sNawss Ar@tA4t4e c&s@ a.
tae -. ~ ~ $50 resorsa So. "a
tuanart. 2na Esperts
x,x..a~ss - ss~s-se srcz- 80 rSys & Nrs
49, ~ re xreeA we've. SHSs@- s-@vSs~'
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Large Demand for Lumber South AreaAnother Steam
ship Line Probable.


= Is 70 a q
Australia
in OF the
A u 1ha nteTpr
o Dacca.h
ca by
Tanfcs
cn@rsst 70 GT2yllng 81
-" ~-SA@ - 1850 @~S~~~~ ~-"~9
Of
I vice ENps.R o~ensal
Rhuadsa
c
".
feet
AraguwAn
StonsC
k laden ! fannbe
sol
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

-TAToCzu. April as A. r---fsero'rlst.e
- a.. cloud = Wild enwe. SIX Es428e@ So
- 49, -9gxfr- hark erfiae 50an =TIls%as
= : ss'-fssssy. a bark al % 3 ~ a&F 49,
g.. -Tsa4J Wave, AZ 81 . IA f49 80 :
ssn. 80 2. IA; e%-Tksnfsn~ a. - 2.
:, -. Z. = rec sysa I'D Schooner. - 80 > n
- rn-Esarorrefer. - 80 party esS2sy
81 ssssra 81. Elze rz-ae& An~afsas IS
Zee A. fa.ss a "a Outward. 4 s-sasza-r'
Nah BAY. April As a. r.--s1ao,-3Y
r.. w.-PArtly esz1ay. hg1sS sozta = 80
eI.Arr.AsE BAR. Ag-l &-3 3 II
Gear cs1E1- - -.
~rfrH
PORT ANGELES April as g. E--
Ez-ozs.e<. - -. c.0<--y. ca4zz>
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MOTEL ARRrvALs-
TILE HITLER.


W. p. Eanis CITY.
W ID Sf~rneger ard wife. Port fiadlock
picard Bl~nett. Texalia Island
alfrad Nagne@sn. Victoria
i Robinson. san Frafgclszeo.
a. Maxwell. Valencia
WIllsaFa ~. Smith, Essine.
7 Z. Hawthorn. Ros@land-
~ III Ispolntse. SgDkane.
G 4. Erwin, SPOKANE
w. IT, Mcfarland. san frafcssco.
y " Cesgi8<yT. Port Gamble
y. A. Rerr, Fairbnwsr-
=. Il. Startor and wife. AaFysFbsA
~ q Waters. Ford On Lac.
! q Keorer. Los Angelea
III NJ Britain. San Francesca.
i. n. steward. Denver.
~ p CRreor. Tacoma
srruuel -. Rr1aze. Tacoma
W. 4. Minor. Minneapolis
q G. Darling. Tacoma
paru~z J. McG@s. Boston
4. r. Fonrrtssrf ard wife seafnA
sssfsE Csreeanafd. Ce3ArvIIie. W. Va
- ~. asyw4I. Spokane.
~. q. Reuner. Phila3els 1tiih-
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Through Nine states.

-. North Tegtern Lans comprises over
10 niles OF perfectly equipped railway
- Illinois. Iowa. WiEcoasia. Michigan.
.fsrrsxota. Moth DAKOTA. south Dakota
rs~F,raska and Wyoming. IL operates sns
soes, trains IA tbs world The service 70
gsssfraxo Milwaukee and MI the prsncspml
csYsss 81 the Fast sas s1ataszsf csnnos
-. xr.rpa3ze4 Tnsist CO having your ticket
via s-Trns Northwestern" y. w. Parker.
Commercial Agslt, S~ FIRST svsnna. Seat
tie
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SUMMARY.

Mean atmospheric pressure. 800 High
est pressure. s0.s2; date ID. Lo~es1 WsS-
Mean terrlyeraiure. 10. Highest temper-
AZURE Is. date 18th. Lowest temperature
~. sefe I'm fsr~eaf aszt daily range OF tenn
T,eraatre. p. date. 10th. Last daily range
or t@rnreeaft1re. s. date, 1Ith-
Mears s.afngs.~rAttsre for this month In
1881. a. 1872. 20, 1898. 4e. 1894. q; lsss. u;
Mean temperature sor this month for
years. AS.
sys,sal movement Of wind, =. I8 miles,
Maximum velocity Of wind. direction.
ard fsass % south, 18th.
Totai zsra~tpstaaian. 800 inches.
<1rrnt.s~ OF days with % inch or moro
,rrss "a precipitation Gin inchee) for this
r,,or1th "a fSsi IS: lsg2, 2.s2s issS AT. 1885.
81. fses eco: Isas. al; 1877. sW.
Average precipitation Tor this uaoIs,n Tor
z years Z - inches.
Nnfntser of eisa~ days, w. party cAotuy
eayw, ~ cloudy days, II . -. 49,
T,sse. OF frosst--fAght. p. d. TIN. lotn.
-''"' e.Fo. II. SALISBURY. Observer.
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rrApvrr,I.g. Col, April A hAnr-
49,. vgesraaa * e. calling herself Marian
c,,i~w committed satclae Ia an apart
rv~ns house here to-day. TIE act + sup
ryaas 10 havs been prompted ny tel
srrarn recsave1 fr0m a lover ia DsnTer
MO. shs claimed. had deserted her. Ls--
tAxs found In her effects Indicate THAI
a. deserted her husband and s-year-
otS son 10 Hartford, Coma
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-.-s.g sarrnra. The totai sales we're
- 80 ei9ss To-Day TIA foElow.ng changes
we're noFeds -, ~azmN-ss. "a
-. 49, Aasre.s Australian greasy, Il
ses-~r. faushss. I'D dosrers inferior ~
s.ssss.-sr. tFaps q Good Hope ard Safa.
sss5Tlre-s I'd 9sareF. uzesl1ain greasy "a
STes shirs series Is scheduled = oIse1
xfavs ,zna- ssa ass bales will ~ offered
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TO COOKS INLET.
ALASKA.
BY Alaska Commercial
Co.'S Steamers.

pessasr DORA leaves Sitka for Portage
SAY h&rch I'd. April 6th.
rssseMsr BERTHA leaves juneau Tor
a. ME; difect April 18th. April 18th.
- Id, Nav -Sta and semi monthly
~sAtter seFing TIE season.
,fT particulars sppiy 10
tie ~- SSAN
J. STCITEN BERa. Ticket Aren't
nae Coast steamship Company. 80
fssi Aveaue. Seattle.
ARD De CROFT. Sitka. Alaska
RANK A BROOKS juneau. Alaska
ALASKA COMM ECfAL co. SO san
~as Street. saa Francisco.
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Ca7y twer.y-thres h0ars run from S@-
sttls 20 Roasian4 III you take tie North
srn Fzcl1e lire 1os save an s1s1<s Cay
by Wang -. LA