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Transfers, $1,000 and, Over
(Daily Stateme ent

(Dally Statement.)
H. A. Cnruh and Jennie A. Unruh to
Harry J. Pinney-Lots and G. blk
81 and blk SO, Santa Anita trt..... S9O(
Mrs. Laura c. Holden to Ferdinand
G. Wagner-Part of lot Is, blk s, e.
A. G. Blumb to Il. M Hatch.Part Of iA'
sec. 22. twp. Z N, r. 10 W............ 10,
Mary E. Moore formerly Mary E..
HalD and William Moore to Sarah
J. RoWiey-Part Of sec. SO, twp. s.. =,
Rots;ord and n l. pot:ford TO-"
to Mrs Flora Stephens-Lot 1, sub.
of part of Ro San Rafael. ............. LOO
A. H. Carey to G. J. Carey-Lot q,
blk E, New Fair Oaks ave. trt.... 3.0(
John +. Clark; by Edward X. Blades.
blk I, o. w. Childs trt............... 1,S(
c.. e. French to Mrs. Elizabeth Me
bel-Lot l, blk 8. Alamitos Beach, =,
]. ". Singleton to Tony zcrb-same ibsa l'-'
Ellen Bedortha to W. W. ii. Griiffin--Li.o,t -''
20, sub. of part of lot l, blk 81, H. s. 1,5
W. II. Griffin to H. H. Bartlett-Same 1,S(
j. NJ. Hale 10 w. L, A. Water Co.
Lots Lots ! "a ana a. blk a. Ro Prov and q
]. NJ. Hale to same-same. ............ Isl
Marcellus Manley and Miner Q. Wag-
ner to Grace Mathewson-Lot|110.
Charles E. Benedict to Willard M.
sheldon-Lot 9, Howard trt....".:. 3.5
Sparks-Part of blk 10. o. w. Childs
Aiexandep Penny and others, by sher-
If, to George l.. Waring-Lots IA
aaa y SH trsnsfers "a aK Under ;oo six:
teen Of which ard nominal. .......... 8.S'
IOtal........"... .............. ..........$ o.
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cent on its preferred stock, payable Novem

cent on its preferred stock, payable Novem-
ber l.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railway company has. declared 2 quarterly
The Pennsylvania Coal company has de-
clared quarterly dividend OF per cent,
payable November l.
The Georgia Southern and Florida Rail
road company has declared dividend of $
per cent on its second preferred stock and 3
per cent on second preferred stock, payable
November l.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad company. has declared its regular
quarterly dividend of N per cent on the
preferred stock, payable November 8.
The Columbus, Ohio, Street Railway COM
pany has declared dividend Of pei, cent
The Sprague Electric company has de.
clared a dividend of per cent on it's pre-
ferred stock, payable November l.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

Daily Statement)
THOMAS Brady to Fidelity Saw. and
L.. assn-Part of lot s, blk F. Pick
ering l.. and w. Co. s sub. 100 mos,
w. II. Peterkin to Lewis Lebus-Lot
55, Forman's sub; yr, per cent 1,5O(
VIM. f. Cox to Mary Bond-Part of
sec. y, twp. S., r. IA W.; 3 yrs, 8
Emily J. Halliday and VIM. r. Halli-
day to Ger. Amer. Saw. bk-Lot a.
Workman & Hollenbeck trt; yr, 10
Mrs L. j. Marsh and John Marsh -''''
to Ivory B. Noble-Part Of blk 20, 0.
s.; yrs, per cent. ................... 1.4O(
James A. McCusker to Ger.-Amer.
Saw. bk-Part of blks 13, e, 81, 25 and
q. and all of blks IA, 26. 81 and 55,
Maclay Ro; yr, 10 per cent. 2.50
c. ]. Carey to A. H. Carey-Lot %, blk
e. New Fair Oaks ave trt; yrs, 10
H. A. Unruh to C. e. Orr-Agreemt
as to interest on mtg, Unruh to
Orr. dated Feb. 28, '98. 98..................
Louis H. Estep to Ionell Higgins
Part Of lot 2, Berry & Elliott's sub;
l yr, II per cent. ....................... SOC(
Sixteen mortgages under $1,000. ....... 6,Tl
Total. ......... SIG, ,341
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Interpretations

Claremont Citrus union, Claremont, Los
Angeles county; $4,000; subscribed, $2l35
Oakland Construction company, Oakland
s25 ,0O0; subscribed, $3.50.
Sam Houston Mining company, San Fran.
cisco, 800, 900; subscribed, S25.
RICHARD &. Jones 4 Co., formed to conduct
a wholesale and retail lumber business, San
Francisco; $4,000; all subscribed.
Star Gulch Mining company, San Fran
cisco; 10000; subscribed. $50.
Ferris and Lakeview Railway company
Los Angeles; $50, 900; subscribed, $1,000
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N otes

The highest price reached by the new
government So is 1861.
The offer of $4,000, 900 consols of the Edison
Electric Illuminating company was greatly
oversubscribed.
Stockholders of the Hawaiian Commercial
and Cugar company decided not to increase
the capital of the company from $40, ,0CO 900
to $l5,OOO0OO.
The treasury department on Monday
made a. final award of the new war loan.
Subscribers for the sum of S450O will re-
ceive percentage of that sum amounting to
$1,000, subscribers for $448O or less will be
awarded the full amount of their subscrip-
ton.
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Linotype Profits

The .Mergenthaler Linotype company re-
ports for the year ended October that 49,.
o00, 900 has been paid in cash dividends,
making the total dividend payment since
August, 1894, $685., 900. No indebtedness
has been accumulated during the year. The
linotype has displaced other machines in
more than forty offices. An improvement
has been Incorporated in the machine, en-.
abling it to carry italics in addition to the
"body faces" In the year 5S4 machines
were shipped, gain of so over the preced.
ing year. OF the total shipments 5i9 were
new machines.
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Dividend Notes

The Standard Distilling and Distributing
company has declared a quarterly dividend
of TX per cent on it's first preferred stock,
payable November 8.
The II. B. Claflin company has declared
quarterly dividend of TX per cent on its first
preferred stock and lh per cent on its Sec
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad com.
pany has declared quarterly dividend Of
l% per cent on it's preferred stock, PAYABLE
November l5 Books close October 20 and
reopen November l6.
The American Steel and Wire company
has declared quarterly dividend of lX Del
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Dealings and Prices o
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s. Wheat :
Bariey-Strong; December. 1.24A.
Corn-Large yellow, l.021a@1.05.
Flour-Family extras, 4.15Q4.25; bakers
extras, 390M4.00.
1.23N .26A.
@1.35 for new.
choice, 1.2O@1 221a; fancy feed, 1.25; gray,
i.i5@l li7h; milling. L22h0L27lz; surprise,
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Bar silver
60M; Mexican dollars, 47A@47A.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Bar silver, 60H
Mexican dollars, AN.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Bar silver 27 11-1Gd.
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Dried Fruit Prices
Fruits:

Fruits:
Evaporated Apples-Common, 7gS; prime
wire tray, 71zGD74; choice, TAOS; fancy, Sis.
Apricots-Royai, 11@1s: Moorpark, 13@l7
Peaches-Unpeeled. ShG11: peeled, 141aa
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the trea sury
shows: Available cash balance, $302, ,3O7, ,23i
gold reserve, $24O 839 OIL
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Kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct %. - Cattle -
Receipts. 400; market unchanged.
Sheep - Receipts, 200; market strong.
Lambs 4.0045.75; muttons. 3.O004.o0.
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Exports and Imports

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-The gold and sill
yer movements at New York for the week
5S2; exports of silver, $SO4, ,7OS; imports Of
gold, $1.070,060; imports of silver, $31, ,391.
The imports Of dry goods and merchandise
at the port Of New York this week were
valued at $7SS6, ,S02.
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A WARNING
To Weak and Debilitated Men

Sufferers should beware of stim-
ulating appliances of any nature.
They are advertised to cure nerve
troubles, when in reality they are
nerve destroyers, veritable man.
killers and wreckers of human life,
made to sell, not to cure.
Debilitated men can never be
restored to PERMANENT strength ex.
cept by thorough and proper con.
sttutional treatment. This cannot
be done by mechanical or other tenn
porary stimulants. The latter only
leave the unfortunate victims, after a
few days, weeks or months, in a
condition which is almost hopeless.
In restoring weak, nervous, de-
Spondent and incompetent men to true
and lasting manhood, DR.. rleyers
s. Co.. by the use of the most effec-
tive yet harmless remedies and
methods, gradually tone up the
ENTIRE SYSTEM. Thousands attest
to this.
No DANGEROUS DRUGS are ever
dispensed by DR.. Meyers & Co.,
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Releases, $1,000 and Over
(Daily Statement.)
Vnn,rvv, 80 Mfn. IL nFx.-

Mrs. G. Yocum to Mrs. Z. J. Marsh,
2s2; 15$; ..... ...... 1000
al, 5s2- -ls4.. ...... 1000
F. ]. Huber to j. Buser 479-119.. . 1000
-Four releases under $1,000. 1,45C
Total, a. d50
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INVESTORS GUIDE

Just out, worth its weight in gold. Tells
how to invest and not lose big profits cer-
tain, sure. This great volume Is abs solutely
disinterested. Solely to introduce our big
illustrated western weekly paper we will
send copy of the Investors Guide free to
all sending two-cent stamps for ten
weeks trial. Latest mining news, stories
of adventure and lovely Views of grand
scenery. Sixth year. Address ROCKY
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AtSh''0n Sa pfd: ssS ss s. Nof1 I A. K
Baltimore & o. AZ do pfd...... SIX
Canada Pacific. S1A do "a pfd... 29A
Canada South. SO st l. q W........oA
Central Pacific. 26 do pfd....... 121s
Ches q Ohio... ll4 st Paul ........... .109A
Chi 4 Alton. .1521s- do pfd: ....l6J
Chi g. II ILL.,. 50 do pfd..... 100
do pfd -. .lO4% ST + NJ & NJ. 1853
Chi G W.. IA Southern Pacific. 23h
Chi Ind 4 L.... 7A Southern Ry 80. S%s
Chi & Nv. .1Sin Texas < Pacific. l3%
C c C & St L.. SIX do pfd....... 81
Del & Hudson loiss Wabash .......... IL
Del l. & w.. .14O1a do pfd....... 20I4
Den & Rio G.. 12l2 Wheel Il l. e.. sis
do pfd .... IS do pfd...... 16A
Erie (new) 49,. 12A Adams Elk ......l1C
do 1su pfd. 325a American EX .13l
Ft Wayne ..174 United States Elk 45
CT Nor pfd lib Wells Fargo. -. .120
Hooking VAL. 3 Am Cotton Oil... 38H
Illinois Cen 80. .108is do pfd....... S!ia
Lake + ~ W.. IA Am Spirits ....... 1lE,
do pfd.... Gl do pfd.... q
Lake Shore. 1872 Am Tobacco ..... 1876 i2
Louis & Nash. 56 do pfd....... Is
Manhattan l. =. 95B Con Gas 1Sot2
Met st Ry..... .16Jla Com Gable Co.. ..1S0
Mich Central. .1074 Col L & Iron.... 201a
MINI & st L.... II do pfd...... 80
do 1st pfd.. 80 Gen Electric -. Sl1a
Mo Pacific...... 80 Hawaii Com co. az
Mobile S Ohio. 25 Illinois Steel ..... 96
NJ X & IT,. 10s4 Intnl Paper ..... 52la
do pfd.... 325s do pfd...... 81
N Central.... Sc La Clede Gas .... ist
Central. .114A Lead .............. 32h
N Y c K st L.. 11A do pfd..... .1Q9h2
do 1st pfd.. 60 MINI Iron ....... .132
do % pfd... 81 Nat Linseed Oil. 6A
Nor West...... u Pacific Mail...... 334
Amer Co... 6$s Peoples Gas 80. .103ha
No Pacitic.... 404 Pullman Palace .198
do pfd.. 751s Silver Cert ..... 81
Ontario W.. 141: Standard & 7. 61a
Ore X & Nav. SO Sugar ............1l1A
Ore Short Line 2S do pfd. .... .1077s
Pac c 1st pfd.. 73 Il G & Iron....... q
do I'd pfd.. 5Sh u s Leather GA
Pittsburg ......170 do pfd... 65
Reading ........ 16h U S Rubber...... Al
do 1st pfd.. 80 do pfd....... .102
r G W 27 Western Union. 92H
do pfd.... 60 Brooklyn r t.. 66As
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nothing but the
extracts Of buds,
barks, berries,
rooots, h er b S,
leaves and flowers
being used. All
prescriptions are
filled in their own
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. 20. - Following are
the closing prices of stocks on the New
York stock exchange today:
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| OS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL............$5 $500 000.0O
GEO. H. BONEBRAEE. President
WARREN GILLELEN ......Vice Presiden
DIREC
Geo. n. Bonebrake, Warren Gillelen, P.
Dyke, w. c. Brown, L. c. McKeeby, f. p.
This bank has no deposits OF either
no preferred creditors.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Lucille sailed yesterday morning coal
laden for San Francisco.
Steamers Al-Ki and Discovery are due
from Skagway and way ports.
Steamers Cleveland and Lakme are ex-
pected today from San Francisco.
The ship Yosemite is alongside the south
bunkers loading coal for San Francisco
The revenue launch Scout WAS down
from Port Townsend yesterday for coal.
The Japanese steamship Riojun Maru Is
expected TO arrive on Thursday from ORR
entail ports.
The British tug Torne towed the ship
Henry Willard 10 Comox yesterday to load
coal for Honolulu.
Steamer Waila Walla viii arrive this
morning from down Sound ports and will
load for San Francisco.
The steam schooner Suuol left Saturday
morning for Port Ludlow. where she loads
lumber for San Francisco.
The new steamer Senator sailed yester-
day afternoon for San Francisco. with n
fair passenger list and u large freight
cargo.
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ABORIGINEs WILL CELEBRATE.
SkOkomish Red Men Invite sound
Tribes to spend the Fourth.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteligencer.
UNION CITY, May 22.-The Indians OF
the Skokomish reservation, near here, are
planning to have a celebration on the
Fourth of July. Fourteen letters OF in
vitation were sent out last week To differ
ent tribes. asking them TO come. Those
invited are the Indians of Dungeness, Port
Gamble, Port Madison, Puyallup. MIS-
dually, Olympia. Mud Bay. Oyster Bay,
Squakson. Chehaiis and Bay Center. Four
hundred pounds OF sugar. over 500 OF Hour.
with some beans. have already been pro-
cured, and more will be bought, together
with a large amount of beef, during the
next six weeks. Billy Williams Is at tho
head of the celebration. with Joseph Pull
sifer and Mckinney Pulsifer as lieuten-
ants. Other Indians viii probably help.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish ali la1iss 10 know that am man
famous 6aaa 81 EIEs. remedy which will
positively cure all tor2.s OF female weak
aesS w1-aout the aid OF a phy stefan. and
as proof o. It's merits. / VIII gladly give Or
send any lady one decent box free. as
there is 20 case OF Painful Periods Lsucor-
raoe2. Disbursements or Irregularities but
what il VIII cure. This il 10 auack doc
tors medicine. or hamacg, but Natures
own -e.1SGy for women, which restored me
TO health after all ether means had failed.
and is Endorsed oy many Seattle ladies' Il
Will COST you nothing 20 convince yourself
OF its merits and shall be pleased 70 have
yoa call. or send a Scent stamp. and I
Will send YOU enc 5A-cen. box free. and
write YOU fun particulars. Mrs. Caroline
Rose. Seattle. Wash 4s4 Belmont Avenue.
RENEMRER--RsT.M OF FIGS CUREA
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Special Dispatches to Observation-Disclosures
TATOOSH, May q. 4 p. m.-Barometer.
S0.oi: cloudy: wind south. "A miles. In
ward-Str Wellington, am: U. 5. s. Man
zanita. 10 a m; a. four-masted schooner,
derer. 2:45 p. m. Outward--Str Mackinaw.
r. m: tug Tacoma In the Straits.
NEAH BAY. May CLOUDY: light
southwest wind: u. S. S. Manzauita in the
bay.
CLALLAM. May 22-Cloudy: light
southwest wind; blk Loudon Htll In the
bay.
PORT ANGELES. May 22.-Barometer,
so: cloudy; wind west. l2 miles. Str Thistle
in the bay.
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stage Robber. Go Up for Life.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-futelligencer
COLFAx, May 22.-Deputy United
States Marshes j. j. coakly and r. Van
Mounce passed through this city this aft
ernoon, having In charge Charles Frush
and Dan Harley, sentenced TO life inn
prisonment in San Quentin, Cal. for rob-
bing a stage near Grangeville. Idaho. last
winter. They were on trial last week.
Frush turned states evidence.
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ANNUAL excursions 10 Victoria. Queens
birthday celebration single fare for round
trip on steamer North Pacific" END.
ed, 9th and 18th of May, leaving Ar
iington dock at $50 a. m.
For tickets apply Arlington dock or
Barneson e. ChiIcott. COL First avenue.
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and Oregon Short Line,

LOWEST RATE>-SHoRTEST ROT TIE.
Seattle . a! Tolrts East and Southeast.
VA Portland. sat Lake Cay ard Denver.
Pullman palace S8reAer<. upholstered tour
80 s3eereTs saa free reclining cAAUr cars.
steam nest. P.ntsCa Aght- ser tickets 10
canada Or Europe. ca. on or address e.
r. E.Itss, Genera Agent. 6Is FRS. avenue.
Seattle. W. Ii u.r.bQEi, u. i. a. PoEI-
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Jeremiah Curtin. the translator OF ons
of the English editions Of QUO Nads''--
and the one which on this side was the
cheapest OF ali--is said 10 have received
s95 900 as his share OF the sales of the book.
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CITY NOTICES.


nTY TREAsURER's NoTICE-NOTiCE
| ! Aereey given that the assessment roll
Il Local Impg1vo mcnt District No. 10. In
o. CITY 81 seat5se, created by ordinance
\ S. g,sa Entitled AT Ordinance prOTid-
l e f5r the Improvement az E.dst Jeffer-
sa Street, ia the CiIy al Seattle, from
TssHileth Avenue To the Alley between
| rxsaty first Avenue and Twenty-secGnd
AFsnae. Twen'y-'lTst Avenue from East
seiieFsaH Street % q point 30 feet South
Il EaS Marion street ana Twentieth Az
ssaa srlui East Jefferson Street 10 A point
~ feet south OF East Marion Street. by
constructing therein an ifonstone pipe
Nssr throughout said portions of said
streets and said avenues. together with
al necessary yves openings. manholcs.
hmphasss veHiiiat0rs. catch basins and
snshlng tanks and providing for the pay
gsnt therefor by the mode Of Immediate
payment. and establishing fund for such
raNn.nt by an assessment upou all the lots
and parcels OF land benefited by such !sn-
rf9Temfns. under the provisions OF ordi-
rance Ne aSd approved April nth. 1872.
a. alnea5ed bS Ordinance No. 800. ar-
Proved tse sth day OF May. 1894. Ordinance
No tr2 approved May 5ih. 1897. and the
CIR Charter as now IN force. has been
sw,Asd IL me ior collection. and that
Ezas g. pfn"nt - the assessment thereon
rantaiaed - made Within 3o days from
sa date or the FIRST publication Of this
Rsties such ASSESSMENT shan become de-
hm5atnt and shall bear interest At tho
sais of 70 per cent, per annusn until paid.
sa3 X nos paid before such assessment
sal have become delinquent penalty
Il 5 per cent. shall oe added. and the
s3as delinquent shall be entered on the
seHgsl tax roll for the current year
sgAinst each i0t ard parcel 50 delinquent
aa3 WITH the interest collected as other
gxes sepatdte accoUnt being kept there
u and II net paid within the time fixed
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LIST OF ADVERT|StDLETIERS.

The following letters remained uucsiled
for at the general delivery OF the Seattle
poStofflce for the week ending Saturday,
Nav Il 1855.
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STEAMERS,
srRa GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days. Tuesdays ana thursdays az u:30
% M. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
nungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives at Seattle p. m.
on opposite days Steamer Evaugel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Townsend. Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays at $50 p. m: arrives
Seattle alternate days al 2:30 p N. Tel.
Main 4s6.
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Lstt4JrFi aittt-. VI
Third and Fourth Class Matter.

ANIMAL. excursions 70 Victoria. Queens
hgrthdav celebration. single fare for round
~ steamer North Pacific" 22nd.
a. s.th and 25th OF May. leaving Ar
rIngson dock a; $50 a. m.
For tickets apply Arlington dock Or
te-~neson IL Cal.cotf. 81 First avenue
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Two Cured
With One Belt
SEaTTLE Wash

81 I TIE, " ash
Oet. ~, 1895
ur. Fisrce--iiear sir:
Some time ago / baugat
nns OF your Electric
I. ITS for l.aiue isacE,
caas~d by trouble with
nv kidneys. aud In
THREE DAYS time
tie rain had disap-
peaFei and has not
troubled Tae sfnc@
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNETDN ROUTE

~TTNNEE NNF<l ? EEH[TT
leaves Ga'traith dock. faot % Ws*4tnr-
ZEN street ta~ Sylvan Grove Po-t Wb.te
t.-a-u,-to0 = \ p~y uock. Crarlesto~
sidney Tracy .9,.. S.lvey3a.e dang excea:
SA-uTGlys and Sundays a; so p - Sa-.
ur1svs q; 30 2. TT. sundays q. .ta r.
-. Retu;n.ag. leaves Siiverdale az 7-0o a
y Dry Dock So a IN Saturday riests
leaves Silxerdaie So 2. m Dry Dock
IN u M TslEuhanA- RAa iSl
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RECEIVER SALE.-Circglt Court Of The
United States District % Washington
Western Division William \. NacRae
complainant, ". Bowers Dredging Com
Notice Is hereby given that I. the under
signed. she duly appointed. qualified and
acting receiver In the ah0ve-enttied ac-
Hon & H. Hanford. Judge OF said court.
made in the aboxe-entttled action, and en-
tered IA the ofiice Of the clerk OF said
court. IN the city II Tacoma. on the l4th
day ~ May. 1865. sell az public auction 10
the highest ard best bidder for cash. ali
OF The personal Chattels or every nature
and description belonging to the said Bow
efs Dredging Ccur2ny ard now IN my
possession as said receiver. other than the
drt'dges Anaconda and Python. their
tackle. apparel and furniture, which said
personal chatto.s consist OF office furniture,
about lo0e0 feet OF e:ghteen-lnch Hanged
iron discharge pipe. pipe t0ngs. jack
screws, ptp" Cutters, rspe stock and dies.
drills, steam pipe. anchors. punches. srill
presses, iroa castings. old iron and junk,
being TIE personal chattels used by the
said Bowers Dredging company IN opec-
atinE the dycdRss Python and Anaconda
Ia and about t1c haFhoT OF the city %
Seattle state Ct WaS6iuStau That said
sale n "a ~ mad, on thc Is; day Of June.
l>t,>. ~ 81 clock IN he afternoon. Al
MYERS dock iBst so&th az The Centen-
MAI Touring ~ rs IN thc City 90 Seattle.
county cf ksn4 aUd state Of Washington
and Subject Ia ;Ae continuation o. the
court
Terms 81 sac: Tweo.y-nya per cent. 81
the purchase money NIL be required 20
he paved ia cash or certified check on some
hank IN Seattle. az ths 't9as the property
= Knocked down. aad ,ae balance on the
confirmation 81 sale ty ,as court.
patCd May II i>aS
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Receiver ~ The hoWe-s Dredging 20,
Sc vottce % sale - other property 90
tae Bowers tredg * Company IN this
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DAILO
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA, 50 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. S. CENTS.
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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 STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. Seattie-Tacoma
route. as follows:
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:i5. i1:15 a. m: 2:io. e:lo
p. n.
Leave Tacoma-s:s0 a. m; i. 4:30. p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7:30 a. m: IL m, ?. m
Leave Tacona-9:30 a. m; go I:W p. IN
Landing a; Northern PACING wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rlon street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.