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man and as chaplain Of the U. G.. T. I will
not detaln you with more remarks, but join
you IN the more substantial enjoyment Of
the occasion"
Mr.. Dan M. Lasker first vice president
of the Texas division of the T. p. A., was
introduced by Mr.. Mchaux, and ne spoke
ns follows: I'VE have been here before
and shall come here again, for one who
has enjoyed the hospitality OF Post c of
Houston wants to enjoy 1t again, on the
part OF the citizens In general and on the
part OF the ladies. but we must not forget
the splendid welcome that is always given
to us by tho public ard The Houston Post
in particular. which han been the NEST
carrest t. F. A. paper In Texas. aid he
lieye that you VIII all agree with me that
tho T. =. A. is due mora thanks 10 this
paper than TO amy other Influence in the
chy of Houston. l want you All TO give
three cheers to the Texas press and The
Houston post In particular" prolonged
apIlause.)
Messrs. McMaster, Dechmann ami Seger
We're called upon as representatives of the
United Commercial Travellers, but none OF
the gentlemen were present
~ 81
In presenting Hon. J. Walter Blake OF
MtNia, Mr.. Mchaux pad nice tribute to
THAT gentleman. Mr. Blake said: IL have
heretofore learned that whenever one was
called upon by the drummers, there was
only one tting to do and that was TO sur
render. This Is o very unexpected pleasure
and honor to have tine travelling men re-
Quest me to address you upon this occa-
eipn. wish to say TO my drummer friends
that IL is something which | very highly
Gpprectate | have always been a friend
CT the travelling man. appreciate tteir
friendship because They are a class of men
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with remarkable promptncss.
~
IAN informal reception Was rendered the
visiting travelling men and their ladies' in
the paTlors OF the Hutchlns house ut 10 10
o'clock. For thirty minutes uhs ladies'
committee In charge OF Mrs. Charles pescay
and Mrs, L. C. Blake. held a levee, while
The Houston Posi- baud played "Dixie,'
THE II. +. V. March and several med
OF the organizations hnd been formally re-
cefyed in the Ttwelers' Protective Assocla-
ton rooms, where they registered, received
badge, looked ut the ferocious badger In
his cage and received grsln1flora uspe jeg-
sainines. The rooms bore decorations OF
festoons aud stringers o. National colors.
Small tlngs hung from ithe chNlieliers and
PORTRAITS and notices adornei the walls.
~
shortly salter ~ O'Clock the Hutchdns
dining room was thrown open and into it
marched 800 ladies aud gentlemen, where
was spread the following luncheon
Berwick TAy oysters. Raw.
White Plume Celery, en- branches.
Spanish olives.
Lettuce, French Dressing.
Boiled Ham OF York Sweet Pickles.
Appareils, a Ia U. e, T.
Breast OF Turkey. Cranberry sauce.
n. p. "a. Punch
Picklcd Lamb Tongue. au PiQulnt.
Fresh ShriInps. Ia Mayonaise.
Neapolicaine Icc Cream.
Fruit Assorted Fsaicy Cakes. MUS.
Roquefort Cheese.
Toasted Reuding Biscuits
Cafe Noir.
After bdng seated Mr.. Harry j. HARDY
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Secretary Ludlow of Dallas ticked tho
audience with his bright sayings and en-
tertalned them with sais pleasant manner.
His fcilsw travelling men aaa tn, ladies'
gave him a round OF applause as he walked
brayely 10 the front and ,s.il:
''fhe only reason in Houston or ON the
eaith that could be given for my appear
ance bsfors so representative and critical
an audience must be made in shape OF an
ap9'sSy for the selection. II may be ex
cused, however. because CT the fact t,.at
unfas tniatly for IRE travelling men ana
.hesF ni'ed man, consequently they put
eNenans full and complete history OF our
orgauasat'on with statistics and dnforma-
ton concerning its objects. membership
-. etc. With due apology to the
other end man tpointing to Rev. WILSON,
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q
Rev, Seth Ward, pastor Of the shearn
Methodist church Of this city and chaplain
OF the local COUNCIL OF the U. c. T.. upon
being introduced by Mr.. Michaux. said: Il
underssard this Is an association OF trav-
cling men. that is the notice rccoived,
but am pleased to see the true situation.
1t Is always little bit Dangerous to ask
man Of my profession. 10 make 4 saw re-
marks. There Is danger OF his falling back
on an old sermon, but with the splendid
repast before us and with the National
ednplaiD by my side, shall spare you that
danger and simply express my great pleas
urs In being preuent. came In late; / need
not ny that did not get tho mess 90
'unia little while ago. AZ ! have never
been known 70 be late on such an occasion
except as matter Of necessity. express
very great pleasure IN being with you ~ .
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NENA YORK FITS
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK Jane There was no
trstre Eeft today OF the reaCften5rS teJld-
encv manifest IN the stock market late
yesterday. the change might be aecoginf-
"a for in I've ways. First. the adoption
hy the senate ~ the revenue bill authoriz-
ine an issue % bonds and treasury certifi-
Gates Second the uruf e&eionst spectators
who sold stocks AMI took their profits eariv
IN she week and wsra anxious 10 get back
~ low prices.
Tho SECOND explanation Is more likely TO
we 'rtfe. II was evident before the open
Ing of the market today that L would ~
difficult n efTect ai,v further decline in
p~lcep. as l4uadpn has advanced Amer
cans s. large fraction all around London
made much ~ Ire action N tha senate
"a adopting The bond provision and Vas also
Influenced hy the persistent ruHnotS from
Paris ana even from Madrid, thar Spain
" rs seeking 8 way ~ peace. The Spanish
hamEht spanish H. heavily on this FHmur
ARD Effected a sharp advance In the price
II * prGha sir that tNs buying - Apert-
ders fFesn New York hy purchasers too
eager - await tAe opening here Ne az
count WIS taken a. the reported sinking
~ an American collier Ia the mouth Of
SIUtsg2o hArbCr. as it NAsS accepted rs
measure for asockafsBg the hsrtor.
Th, rumors of the destruction % the
SPANISH fleet had gsoF" effect and Prices
advanced tsloyaasfv All through the itst
" Ae0 fhe bank statement first appeared
tHeTe WAS some pressure 20 s&it by traders
who y ks g q ru3e 50 always sell stocks
waea the banks stTpius reserve shows
decrease. Nut a better RnGtFsAS or TIE -
tw*n saau ig3 70 renewed tsyly{us- The use
~ Money reelected In the loan advance, u
g feBt}gXs - tire asusinesss oNi!ook. J hT
market w. active ana strong. 81 near the
tca ut.''s, net gatns 90 the CASE OF most
active ztag lSS rsrE5ng between ere and two
Fat1t- ans t3 eSeafsts 5ftai eases 1ossfr tTAaS
Alteration - attracted Nv tae govern
revn.H statement - tae amount - MONEY
"a -fFttst-tt{s.n tn sAs country 3aGe l. HhiEh
b stated ~ ST ~ W. - exclusive 81 tae
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$500 .rss rsse w~athAr. ara rasss was faser-
STE Ezrcsw was ~ 81 50 fer September,
ssseyascssEa esssseA tssat sA@ weather n
Esawee paa had. TEss< satser item cf III
fe>rssssass ISL 3ss zsfasS iness SAFES TheTH
wszE sas ass1Ias xr1.s k1Ezzs- ~ q fs,cse
EaFsgwias+ xesyzss f!9ss ard reports fros1
KsS1aness Of rts$Ssir che wheas crop o. HUI
gary Even sssas could FE0t overcome the
Iearlshness thae lad SO Suddenly aefxea fae
ezcTf- in zEosit feTtv Minutes after the
9sAenfrr September which closed yesterday
~ spzsfSa9se. had sso32 sown Ia sS,4 {: l.saesss
There was = rather nerves. fses5Fg In f1ly-
however. SAarrs were Disposed 20 eoSpr
ard there WAS sore demand for sse long
aerourt. Tire crowd. however which had
eaagat too freely on TIE -nrll sentiment
yesterday got discouraged al the tamil
Eess ard weakness displayed. A. the close
drew near they attempted - E1ufdate ard
the strength which had ruled "a Jliy early
feeling gathered in intensity IN September.
ar3 that month suffered still further de-
cline.
Chicago receipts were s. cars. seven Ct
them contract and 1aHlA bushels were ia
srectea out of store. Minneapolis and Du-
iatn received ia cars against $40 q year
ago, The seaboari clearances OF wheat
ard -four for the dav we're equal 10 - 90
bushels. july opened isc lower. AT sSt1afs4c.
s0ld up 10 siI4c, down 10 asi@e. m 10 Aa@c,
fell Off 10 aac and firmsd un 10 s2z.c at the
close. September began ssaT%c lower. at
~ sss'''.c. sold down 70 7sc; rallied 10 7esc.
declined 10 9si.c and rose [kis.c. the eics-
ing figure. An easter feeling was display
ed in corn on lower cables. large receipts
and favorable weather fer the growing
crop. Export demand has disappeared.
July opened 1sc lower AT S2H32lsc. scfd
down steadily 10 32sac then Sfeadied 10
SaesssI3es.c at tire close
There was scene changing from July 70
September in oats. July started ixc OF.
sold up 10 2ta2siAc resting AT that figure.
The firraneSs in provisions at the start
was basess on the small receipts OF hogs
yards Selling by packers turned rrit, :.
downward. July pork started &c higher AZ
SI1 sold mp TO Siio5 then dropped steadily
10 sl0.s1 at the close. July lard opened un-
changed n s6f7is and sold down 10 sse7is.
July ribs began a1se higher. at s5ss1e. adj
ynnced 10 s5.S5, then declined 10 sa.-5 al the
rio
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January and
for saturday.

Real estate transactions since January l.
iSss. are 1854 sss. 9s. There were fled for
record Saturday foar deeds, aggregating
ss.G5o Following is list,
Abram II Lavender q ux. to O. r.
Pomercy, lots II, u. u. T. aud i6, block Z.
Cnausauqua Beach June ). fSss5. $500.
r. r Lillieo 10 ". C. Rahcock ncia Of
SEA. of nes, sec :, %. 4. excsp; county road.
June 2 si10
4 A. Denny ct Tx. re William T. HaIhe.
OTIS and Z block I29. a a Denny's
Broadway add. JUNE !. si.9s
Margaret J. PontluS to Ada L. Pound,
lets = ard :. block -. suppl piai ot Pom
Flns a.lI. Nav Z. 81 9sa
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MARINE MEMS.

W0OF-TAT. WASH. TuHe f-Sslses -Tux
Traveller fgr Seattle 10 20 Ga dry deck -
~ ~aW}kea snd repaired.
sit.2eNs have dt-csyled - hold q eei7-
trafson hcrs aaly I. aa6 sFs making Big
pFt.es8ra tons
Heausan IS experiencing better sres ~
areeeut sha1 e a1s stneT si1e D8sra. sH iss9
Everyone IS o-sE. Houses ara Eo9y Wp,
esc
sas,sv3~SFr Gterfa,e. frosn Ahera "a
far san FYN@rIsea, AR ve8--Sar NcrTna,
rsxaA sasfe-8ap-~se - r. FR4 'senuF
Ventura fer FFaeuieo4 Ssf@'--S3ss- Tss4g
r. sfflier efsas Ef1Qu5awg fer san Fyas-
c=ge ssr Ssua.- srcsg Aeefst3ra far S8g
Francisco
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MARINE ousERs ,rIoNS.

Special Dispatches 20 Observation-Disclosures.
TATo0Sff June 5. y. m Barometer
s4.ss. clear: wiud east. - miisss. Inward
\ steamer. : m. tag @anticreT. y.
p. r1 oufward-Steam schr Albion Il
s.. m, steamer. % y. IN. q British war
S5ln. so y. ~.
NEAH RAY June Clear: hight cas-
wind. tug Wsnderer In bav.
CE.ALt.AA, June a.-t'jears brisk 81 Q:
Wisld
PORT ANGELES June -.--Baremeter
y 20: cleaF, calm; tug Nigilent and sh J
Z EruNn II haFhar
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Word to the wise is sufft-
cent. You can recover
your strength. You can
lock the wesid fairly ia The
eye. and meet ali your
friends on an equal footing
If you Wal take the trouble
TO try. Ask what "Hudyan"
has done FIR weak men like
your The reply viii be
u1gre convincing than you
dream Of. 2o.no5 people
testify 10 tie power. And
ous os that immense num-
ber fully haif did nos hope
for the grand help ihas
'Hgtdyan" gives.
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CutCasso aaRsNET~,


CHICAGO. 1ure s-The s8rSain> ART
waFrash iASt was auie.s@aiBs 5ne growth Ia
tAe ueIa lowered prices IN tae Nfeag pst
today -EsiY csaSs3 Win r has 81 l'.c anA
September 1Esc. Corn lsfg 9m - ana ea5s
staIAsc lower.
Ias discriminating sae,oE IN wheat ~ Ne
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Closing auntntsonr.


WASHINGTON. June 4-Toaay's state
,nent of the condition Of the treasury
shows,
Available cash balance ....,..,.. siat SIS ea2
God reserve INSTRUMENTATION. I10 a43. sfs
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What you ought 20 be--s
Man, IF yen were that now
your knees would rot shake.
your sleep would be ss ss:
and you would not have
that dread you have today
of meeting people. At all
times tired. at all times dun
and fun Of gloom. You are
not a man-you are a child.
What ore of natures func-
tons can you satisfactorily
PERFORM Net one. You
cannot eyen take lne rest
she gives you in comfort
b a man.
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Nationality. Rig and Name,

TonAa-s MEATafsa=
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. June :, ISIS.
Far.
z. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGp--ysr
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
9AfLY BULLETIN
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Dairx producta

Market firm: creamery. 13115t4c;
dairy. Halle.
Eggs-Steaey; fresh. si5c.
Cheese--Steady at 5AaIAc.
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The hank statement.

circulation $500. Eb.1ao
The hanks now hold $l2.24e 100 In excess
Of the requirements of the - per GENT. rule.
The Financier says: The New York
banks, contrary - al expectations. seem
10 nave found use for ala the money they
received from various sources last week.
II had been confidently predicted that the
statement for the seven days ending june
would show large gain IN surplus re-
serve hut the actual facts. as revealed by
she clearing house totals are that whit,
cash Increased 81 .ss'S 100. the expansion il
deposits OF sls.4l9 30 Swellea the reserve
requirements over Sc $50 G4a bringing &bort
"a decrease in surplus holdings VI si,8s4 SEQ.
Naturally such = result tends t place The
money market on frmer basis although
as excrsS cash amounting Ia a-s3re than
So, 000,oo Is ia bank vaults asre. there IS
lite likelihood that rates wiI attain
higher level. The heavy Increase OF sill
sEaswa IN loans Is an encouraging feature
The banks are RAPIDLY regaining the h gh
point attained In deposits previous 20 the
opening OF March. Since April IA they
hsv. added Sgl $50 0a0 10 Their loans wifi.
deposits are nearly s5ien,tssl larger The
t0an total fer tie current week. however.
- forty millions lower than reported on
February 26. and deposits are sinai - bv
$50 600. go than cn the same date. The lean
decrease represents In large part sterling
bli1s sold 70 expedite gold Imports, while
deposits as compared with loans Is evil
dsnce OF god received ard still held. Il
return to the interior movement and heavy
disbursements by the government since TIE
beginning ot the war.
Gencrai Quotations.
FToue- Rec~3nts x ass barrels. exports.
- 04f barrels. market gttet bat held Grn.
Wheat-ReCe3pss 1855 bushels: exports.
- ~ bushels; spot. frm Nc rod. 81 j.
Z a. h. Options opened nTfn Snd near
months were supported during she fore
noon by covering. stimulated ~ higher
liverpool cables, crop damage reports and
lgh; iuGeTscr receipts. No rcd July
closed 81 e~fa~
Wool-Steady: fleece, ls@2Se; Texas. l2a
ISc.
t'afTee-OpgIeuS. iul s@f3 peass net
}5WsT. sales. @0sss bags. iaciu]ins perc-ss-
her rstSs suat no. auii, NJ, : .nxsss =
49, No. T. lohbiag s'sc, mild. DAFT. Ger
siasa, <tes7 35fsF.
Sasar-Raw a7m fa3r fcGu.nz es.e.
Cesssr.fueai ~ lest. s-l6~, reflasd frgn:
erzrutatsst. 5Ass; eat so8f. Hsc
Metals.
ZIG Warrants. quiet: Nor.hcra 81
C5pae~-I.a'1e. steady: S1al16a
Tss--tfaiet
I.e85--6lGsat. e -.
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s,tnaiin.

and steady reeepts. | go head, native beef
steers. siNiSi; Western steers. s. s5fs4 50,
COWS and heifers Ss.50tt4 81: stecisers ard
feeders StuS 20. bulls and stays 50 s19fl
HocS~R eceints Gle. market 5sfiec high
cr, heavy, S40fdss Is. mixed, sit504 10:
light 81 s0fi5 10, bulk Of sales sie7t~ef4 to
Sheep Receilsts, 100; market. steady
fair 10 clpasre natives - Saf44. 81. fair -
choice Westerns s. so653.4o; lambs St-5ff
2 ~
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Boston stock Market.

BOSTON. June A.
BoS & Mon . aSis Or Short Line :. 30
Bos. & Butte -. 2ii4l
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FOREIGN NtRkE 'TS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. June 4-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were quiet here to-
dav The tone was steady but consols
ana India issues werc a shade lower. IT
Is said consolS have been sold by holders
i'm order 10 release funds for the pur-
chase OF the new Greek loan recently is-
sled. and which Is being sold in London
with about i per cent. premium. There
are rumors that a large Indian loan is
Imminent. but the ruTnor is probably pre-
mature. Inatg was quite a large huysr
81 Americans. Americans were steady
and quiet and mostly above the New Yara
parity. Spanish bonds were strong. The
London money market Is 1A
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June 4-CIeslne: Canadian
Pacific, So. Grand Trunk. 9As. Bar ST.
ver. steady. 21i2d per ounce. Money, 81
per cent.
Breadstnfrs.
LIVERPOOL. June -Wheat--Firua:
cargoeS of coast nothing doing: eargoes
on passage. steadieT, wheat and Hour in
Paris dUii
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THE LIVE STOCK aARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 4.~-eattie were IN fairly
good demand ar about unchanged prices.
Choice steers. si.a04i5.3a; medium. s45ou
Sz.suuS.25: Western fed, SfMi.sa.
Hogs were in good demand: prices strong
al All advance OF 5ni0c; fair 10 choice.
Al9m1.27; packers. <3.90dt4. Il; butchers.
si0s1l4.35, mixed stati.2S: lights. 80 75sfi %.
Sheep We're held at steady prices; ma
tive sheep. SaostS.Gs: clipped lants. Silt5:
wooied lambs. $e.a5. spring lambs $3.50
GO
Receipts~Ca,tle, 2o0, hogs l3.e0o: sheep,
2hQ
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I The weak back shows want
Of strength. But 'tIIud-
van" makes weak backs
strong. Nervousness shows
abuSe--ln some way-<H
power. "Iiadyaa" makes
up for the lnGiscrs;ion.
Your brain is only capa bic
~ dang a certain amount
Of work. but 4 you have
overworksd & 'fiudyan"
VIII surely replace tie vital
i,y wa.esa your iHd.scrset
lahors have exhausted. gHl
yaa write and ask for a6so-
.utslF free circulars ard
issSlnonsaIs. telling yoa
shaf Il hsa done for 9taeFs1
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
- ~ MID VIVA srf9naEfsGC~

STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Carrying United States mail ieaves City
dock foot Of Main street. Sunday. Tues
day aud Thursday at u o. clock midnight
for Port Townsend San Juan islands and
Nev gSafcosa. Returning leaves New
yvhateonl Tuesday Thursday and Hatur-
day at q. N. . II. Thompson. manager
owner Lily Eegaratas a Co, agents,
City Dock. Telephone. Main s..
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THE COTTON MARKER.
New orfe

New Orleans.
NEW OR. FANS June :-Cotton-
Quiet and steady: nIaling. f-l6c.
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TIE E1msSsan5an doctors alone can gTa
solz 'tFfaaxaa." and they alone gzW s.v~
yea s~Sa-sgay N5o9t Egre wasca drives al
blood taIu4-nnethfF IN fAse tertiary. ses~
enssagv o. primary f1FTL-lg3s - Inc sEs-
4a~n Ak faF srae circulars ab54f tEs
Hsc1sd csFe. tea. u yagl N'&as ais gss*ssSlests
& fvfc. sIsu't ks afyai8 % ask feT il. Il
ssils be given yoa frsssy and gaasisy.
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STEAMER DELTA
Leaves rsaibyalih dock, foot Of washin9-
ton street Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sai-
urdaes ~ o'clock \. m. for kinGpton.
Peri Gamble Seabeck. Brsnnnn. Holly.
Union N3ty. Returns alternate days.
-. TROrTMAS. Master.
TAsAThnnn I.Aa III.
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VAN CAMPS Temato Sour. Enz,1rA
Ter SIX people. Price ak AK ysug grses-.
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p5Hr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
- ) 80 MUTTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves Gaibratth dock foot Of Washing
ton street for Sylvan Grove. Port White,
fsrenesteu y. $. Dry Dock, Charleston,
Sitne4 Traeytofa. S.ive-tale daily except
SsIt,4s.laya ard SUNDAYS al SEQ D. m Sat
nrla.vs AZ go p. m, Sundays at r.
m Returning. leaves Siiverdaie at 100 a.
m. Dry Dock 20 q. n.s Saturday rights
leaves SiheTsiaie a;5 n. m.. Dry Dock
200 p ~. Telephone. Red Isl.
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srg. MrLToNoMAH

STR. MEsLToNoMAH
gDAILY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At j r. n
FARE BETwEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA. % CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. IS CENTS
Tel Main ST. CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
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Hudson Medical Institute,

ssaekaoE. sssT-s: and Ellis Sta,
san Francisco. csiifsrHA
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
l%GTON ROUTE.
STEAMER 4. r. ROBINSON,
Carrying II. s. Mai
On Pert Orchard and Port Washington
route, laayeS City deck. foot OF Main
street. $50 a. M calling at South Beach.
i Enfss aell. Brick sIaTd. Bremertcn. u. 8.
. Ne4Ssy&rsi. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Ishleo Siveraale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station at .. M: arrives seattle
at u m. L., y. Robinson master. Lilly,
Hogardu~ & Co.. agents. TeiephDne
Main s..
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WEATHER FOR MAY,

Meteorological summary Of Seattle sta
ton for the month of May. 1888:
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wHArcoAl. sEArrLE AND TACOMA

Freight Steamer NEPTUNE for Ana
s,ertss FafrisaF%n or Whafcorn Leaves
Commercial dock. Tae0rna r. ~ city
aaek lfeDt ~ Main street,, Seattle, d. m
Tues. Thurs AMI sat. Returning, Raves
IS hate54at s ~ m. FairhaveH SIS b. m.
ara An8e0etes 81 p En.. Sun. Wsdnss and
81. aafil fUr{Hef notice.
w H. ELLIS.
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ps1ynent ~ wrtayges rssssrsss ara srtsssasr
Efs1sH- Tfsis@si Ssasas ~ rev nave
saaEsss ~ sf@ ED 81 ~ ssse ssesasks
ire = segsssar = and the Is c9lss9n - %
TIE 0sd srife
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sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANoHA

!. sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGE1A
seattfe and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
giaag4sf. Garland leaves YeSls- dock sun
ssssa IS. s4aaea2fays aud Thursdays at Ito
rs III FOR Forl Townsend. Port Williams,
IlnIf, asess Port Angeles, Port Crescent
tse:sY saarg Pysst Claiiam Bay aud Neah
Ray refnvnsng. arrives az Seattle 5 p. N.
an ns.nosife days. Steamer Eyangei leaves
Yes4er deck for Port Townsend. Port
Angeles ana Victoria Mondays. Wednes-
~tays44afli Fridays at ESQ >. M: arrives
ssat1e alternate days al $50 D. IN. Tel.
sssszns So
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STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND
:
FOR SAX FRANCISCO.
r. r. GAME. agent,
Arlington Bees. Phone. Pike n,
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
i0s Yeaier Way
Jtytz AALE{Jfs LINE Reisinxhana hay.
fslsfne anA T8Eofaa. Steamer Geo r.
gssarr Ifavs~ Arlington peek for Ana z
csrtse. FaigNavsn, New Whafcosn and
ala&ne hssft5sy Wednesday ard Friday.
81 D. NJ R9r Tacoma ssFas days At
=. n
THE ANCHOR LINE.
sEs1cre shko a. Office Arlington Dock.