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alaska BOUNDARY auEsr,ox.


Special Dispatch 10 the ost-Intelsisene~r.
WAhHiNGToN. Aug. a~--Tha rfate de-
parfmsnt viii ~ an early day make AZ
thorifa'ive explanation 81 the Joint stat a.
~ the Alaskan boundary question. tbns
clearing no many nishppreheneions whiah
have recently arisen.
This IL likely t0 be- In connection with
several representations and prot~~fs fvr-
varied by mining organizations anA
Chambers ~ Commerce In the far North
west. all ~ which seems 20 be hAsed ssrssn
the assumption that soras possible fiEhiu
have BEEN surrendered nv the INDUS VI.
vendh The altitude of the state depart
mNnt - Chat the madia vtyerdl ii Il
in6At q temporary agreement tn which
the fiNhts ~ neither aide arr surrender
I'd. the apesilen ~ boundary h~Sna Ian
for FINAL determination IN the future
The joint boundary II heid TO be unr.fr
pFosieigrsl, for tbs sake ~ avoiding con-
troversIrr batwenn customs officials and
actual cornictp between miners. Mofe-
ever = tr stated that the Halted Asafaa on
rial, Mr.. Ttstfnan. who was IN his way
back from ths work ~ desiulnat,nx the
isfie. hal aNepluteiY no discretion fn ths
matter. ifat simply n~t out stakes along fks
liars sgseSiassliY agreed upon III the nnlsfiss
tiyendi ~ October f1 Hast. Mr.. Tnfman's
action, Therefore. IL held 70 pree~ut no
new phase ~ ths subject. whgeh. afcnrd.
Ina 70 The state Department has Under
gene ne change whatever sinee last 90
tuEef.
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A BIG GROUP UNDER BOND.
New York Capitalist Secures Pro-
perties on Kruger Mountain.
GETTING READY FOR WORK.
Well Developed Lodges Carrying
Copper and Geid-Arrangements
Now Being Made for Mining and
Shipment of Ore, Preparatory to
the Erection of . Smelling Plant
-Great Tunnel to BE Driven.

Special Correspondence Post-Intelligencer
BREWSTER Aug. Up. w. Corcoran
and r. r. Hurd arrived here yesterday
from Oroville and left Immediately TOT
Seattle. After SPEEDING some time In that
city they will 60 to New York. where ar.
rangements will be definitely concluded
that are of interest to the entire Similka-
meen mining region. Mr.. Hurd IL New
York capitalist, whose attention has been
attracted to the Northern Okanogan
mines, and who has been on tour inves-
tigating their merits. The result Is thai
a deal has been closed bonding group CT
mines on Kruger mountain for a sum
understood to aggregate 100000. and that
the trip to New York Is now being made
to hasten preparations for immediate
work on the properties bonded this fall
p w. Corcoran, one Of the locators
and principal owners OF the group. who
Is well known as q mining superinten-
dent In various districts in the Northwest.
will accompany Mr.. Hurd to the East.
The claims bonded include the 0. X.
Clarie D.. Sixteen TO One, Gold standard,
Monetary, Golden Chariot, Golden Boy.
waverIey. New Year, Black Diamond and
Black Warrior, all Kruger mountain
properties. They have ledges varying
from two and one-half to forty feet. ear
rying values of Is per cent. copper and II
to rs per cent gold. The ore is a smelt-
ing proposition. The location OF the
group on Kruger mountain Is about one
quarter of q mile from the International
boundary line and four miles from Oro-
Vile
Within one and a half miles Of the
claims are the properties OF the Okano-
gan Free Gold Milling Company, constt-
tuting the old Allison group, which are
being worked constantly by free milling
process and are worth a mint OF money
to their owners.
The Corcoran group differs from these
in being a smelling property. hence a
part Of the arrangements now unter way
provide for the mining and shipment Of a
quantity OF ore, probably SIX T. eighty
tons at an early date TO ascertain the
required method OF working Following
this, smelling plant will be put In
The bonding syndicate proposes % start
early in the fall on tunnel which Will
be project "a into he side 4 the mountain
l. 100 feet and will give depth on some
OF the claims Of 1000 feet This runner
win be similar, excepting in length. TO
the Palmer mountain enterprise ana viii
constitute 4 second important step In the
way Of extensive development in the up
per Okhnogan.
Mr. Hurd. who has been over q sooc
portion OF the Northwest mining terri
tory, Is especially well Impressed tn
the locality here. He confidently l,oxs
for iivelier times In another year than
the country has ever seen. Tho recent
improvement In transportation facilities
has added greatly to the advantages OF
the re ion an lie opening the way FOR
more substantial work In The near futurs.
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NEW YORK, Aug s-Ths stock market to,s,
WAS anller than yesterday. and the rnovsment of
prices was fsrim and insignificant. without an Inn
portant exception The room traders sold ssochs "a
the morning. impelied. apparently by the report
:, "a, 'ns hssss sn'd 70 q esporsd Esssmatcs
tomorrow world mount M to over 81 90 oD When
y was seen that the total would not exceed 81 ~ ;
90. the room shorts rs<ersd. The market ciosei
practically lfelew to last nights isve Thcrc
was the usual professional deaiinsn IN Sugar and
brockiyn Transit, the lstter suffering from the de-
ise IN the publication of the annual report which
had been psomsed at various times Ths larrs
American subscriptions TO the new British -.
g eseqaer bonds continued to at.orh large
OF discussion and suruiise in Wall stfret Al an
Evidence Of the large resources of capital avsistl
In this country the incident generally accepted
evidence Of the acute pressure 10 which the rs,aan
market Is hetng. subjected and shs possible fsnlts
on the world At large u this condition. Il ~. MOI
refsfosd a. rea&uftne. ~ 10 svsient from the ps,h
lie criticism IN England u the large sllotrnrrt
made 70 tho United States and the apolog~tic to.s
9 uas eselansiso1 . parliament by he chancellor
o. The rrche1uer that the policy adopted was forred
BY money conditions which might aliuost ~ eiss.sd
as cmbsrasslnx Thess Is evidence % acme srrriai
provision entered into with THE LEADING Angie.
American houses In London" 10 which was sIia,
ted half n the issue 10 insure alignment a. seSa IN
payment The reiief thus afforded 70 the iandan
mnrkrt Ntl thus hc more direct. hat In she last
snaiysis the ~rinscncy a. money in London insured
an ultimate movement n gold.
TIE real cause ioomiHe bshnd the movement II
reid 10 the expenditure and appropriations fos war
shown BY the efforts 60 rererixh the rational tsn.s
ufy chests Tommruws shiIspenta ~ vcd Ia psris
sh0w that that center atm In eomu~tisis. .,,h
tsonden fer gold The news ~ r~aessd attach 81
the legations IN pekns. the prozrss u hassiit,es
involved in ths march On rckins and ihe lansnsre
a the queens address in rscrusrinz rsslsameps III
save force 70 ths~s considerations aud etsilsshsd
The prnfeund dnllnrss ~ speculation Ia sssnfiirs
markets..
Bonds were nesierted and Irregular Total .a,sa.
rar value. nTsm
pnftsd States rev u dseiined and ~ IA ..s
old 10 l in The lid rssae
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RICH STRIKE MADE IN
MT. BAKER DISTRICT.
New Ftnd ON Red Mountain Near the
boundary Said TO Disclose Rich
est Rock Vet Foasd

Special raspatch 20 the Pa~t-tnfeiiixencSr.
NEW wffATcOM Aug T-AnothAr
rirh strike ~ free gold has ben made
ia the Mount Baker district w J. Cen
nors. superintendent ~ Tire development
work on English San's properly.
post. IAnhert ledger brought the news
20 Whntcou today The frd = on ciains
on Red mountain IN which Charles y.
Lane. ~ san Francisco, and J. @ Car
iisie are interested NJ ttnnors ~Ns not
on the rev ledge, hpt he sax about
seventy-avs pounds ~ rock that came
from near the surface which Carlisle was
taking % Vancouver.
Mt ccnpors says the rock from the
famous Fast- tarrbert ledge IA very rich,
bat the samples taken from the Red
Mountain claims are tNlce 30 rsr
cent better than anything thar ever
came from the former. The xaid stands
cpt in beads oa the quartz, which has
2 similar appearance 20 the quartz FROM
the Lone Jack one OK English 4 sS1'H
claims work Will commences az once On
a tunnel 10 cross cut thF ledge 80 feet
down the uaurtainssde from The iiecov-
efy The neW nnd Is a chart distance
from the boundary line on the American
side.
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MINES SHOWING coon RESULTS.
Properties Near Darlington Give
Flnttering Reporfs

special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigencer
ARLINGTON, Aug. S-Afairs at Oar
rington are assuming a degree of activ-
Ky that nrcsageS a transition from hope
deferred To an era of successful ac-
compishment The mines are continuing
10 show better results. both IN amount
and quality. and preparations for extern
siFe development are being made on a
dozen different properties
Late reports from Blue Bird, Fores; and
Molly are exceptionally hattering and the
ore dunps OF these mines are receiving
valuable contributions OF ore daily Nom
tague a Moore have coynmodious store
building well filled with goods and they
are about to erect a large and suhstan-
uai hotel The knudsons are putting
their present buildings in thorough re-
pair The prospect OF the early compile
ton of the railroad TO this point has a
stimulating enect on all branches Of
industry and the denixcns OF This LEGALITY
conndentiy predict prosperous future
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An Opinten ~ 20 Eaeet Chinsss
TrouhDe WIN Have upon n.

PORTLAND. Or, Aug. e.--Prsssd~nt A.
II Mchler. or thu Oregon Railroad and
able effect or the Chinese troubles "A the
said:
....PorsIand's Oriental steamship service
VIII be Increased TO meet thu demands ~
the port The Oregon Railroad = NavS-
cation has .rrsn9ed 70 secure several
hrst-class versels to add 10 tho fiNe1 AZ
ready 10 service. In the meantime ship-
pers will be profectrd against iosa.
The Oregon Railroad d Nayirntion
Company II alive to portiAndA intNreet
and has made all necessary plans for In
creasinx the Oriental service hut il IL not
vet prepared TO make official announces
ment. u may not be generally known
but u 10 nevertheless 4 fact that thc
present Chinese trouble has materinilw
reduced the import and export tFafYir
and until order II RESTORED thero can -
no stability 10 Oriental commerce IA
the meanwhile ample provision for thu
protection Of Portiand's trade II being
made
II Il learned that th~ Increased or,enta,
service will be established with the rou-
sent Of the Union Pacific. Mr.. Mohier
had recently arranged to secure threa
large steamers or tho first class for Inc
trade here, but they were pressed into
service by the British government, fDr Tho
transport business.
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PROTECTION or rAssExcwns.


NEW YORK. AGE. s-~speasibF on shs
subject Of train rosbegi@s IN general and
the recent ro5beTF ~ a Tnfoa T'acgns
train. President r v. Bunfingtgn. n III,
Southern Pessnr railway Gays h. ar inter-
Eie~ pFtrted today.
Passengers Gg railway trains are en-
Allied - protection People m New York
ARE also emitted - pfssecfsrn bat Snnas
~ thefn get EandhsGEed every sight [
think thf government SHOULD pt3f ena
- wheffef er not The railroad casnpanl~g
should ptt On armed guards a. rroFee@
ti9n against robbers. that Is 4 Question
orhan6
Mr. Huntington further said thar II II
was known that government guard MAS
on each mol train fcabefa would not at
tack the train.
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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. Seattle Tacoma
route. as follows;
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE {
TIME CARD.
Leave seattle-s;sa. HIS a. m; s.2. s:-J
y. m.
Leave Tacoma--s.S1 a. m: l. s;sn. S d n
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle ~ a. m. Il m. D. m
Leave TAcoma--s 80 a IN, $50. T;9 y m
Landins at Northern Pacific wharf Ts-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rtcn street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer Flyer or Grey hound
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MAUD o. NINE REOPExEp.
Operations Resumed ON Property In
Gle E1um Distrtcf

Special Dispatch to the post-I ntellirencer
.RoSl<NN, Aug. S--The well-knowr
Maud Q. mine, In the Gle Elum district,
which has been closed down for some
time. after being worked for several years
past, resumed operations again on Mon
DAY morning. under the management OF
the weli-known mining expert. l.. r. Nc
rms IS good news to the people OF the
Gle E1um district as this Il rons,sarsd
one or the best properties In Kittita. coun-
~ Mr.. McConihe will no doubt make a
success OF the mine.
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- VANCOUVER. B. C.. DIRECT.
q fnAfER NORTH PACIFIC.

- Yesier wharf every Monday.
10y and Friday At ,. m,
1lvW Vancouver 10 =. m. following
- Vancouver every Tuesday.
~ and Saturday AZ p. m.
s. 11V1s q Seattle ut 10 .. IN. following
- II Vancouver with c. p. n
III al points East. and with steam
TT Nanaimo, Comox, Victoria, New
MISTER and Texada Island ports.
III will not be received 1t Seattle
y. m. on day Of sailing.
~ 1U1ght or passage apply At the Of
u The Vancouver limo. Yesler wharf.
40, Red f.0t.
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tie west fork OF the Duncan in the Old
Cold camp Two tunnels on the ledge
have been driven. one 100 feet. the other
seventy seven. but the ore body has not
been reached as yet A force OF men are
now at work under Foreman J. Smith in
the upper tunnel Supt. Westfafl saws the
property viii be surveyed and an engf-
neer's report made
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|f1kY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT AN1ELEs FROM

nsr Alice Gertrude leaves CITY dock
10 Tuesdays and Thursdays Il Il
2t for Fort Townsend. Port VIII
Dunecnere. Port Angeles. Port
4 ~. Returning leaves Port A Snc
tuesdays. Thursdays ana Saturdavs
n; ieavss Port Townsend 1t 10
NA Ws6nssdays and Fridays at IL mid
& = for Port Townsend. Port William.
1o.ess, Port Angeles and Victoria.
w. ming, 1saves Port Angeles at q ~.
~ Xo9days. Wednesdays and Frfdayp:
49, Port Townsend at II Z. M: arrives
y Ilott1e At $50 p. m.
56Unono, Main 90.
4LI; 2: r: THoMPsoN: Manager.
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peveloping the aia,s Group.

Or. Spencer. Of Rrankford. Dat. yice
president Of the Duncan River Mining Co.
PAID Ferguson. b c.. visi; last week.
This company is operating on the Mimic
group OF four claims. located or tho IT.
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Money and Exchange.
Munes on call IA per cent Prime mercantile ps-
per, 3es per cent Sterling exchange steady, With
actual business in bankers hills at sd for demand
and at Nss fer sixty days Posted rstss uSSa
sSt and A.a Commercial hills u ssfis ~ al.
yer certificates slAwS2sc bar oliver ensc Nexscan
dollars, sssc
aovcrnirea, bonds. weak State honda. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular
Metals.
The metal trade to-day allow generally. with q
weak undertonc prevailing,
Tin In London came 81 - lowrr and caused q
decline ~ Dass points here. with the spot marriott
finally clcsine easy In tone. II SCI sou N
tis inn warrants were weak and nominAily quot
ed 81 sfl So
Lake copper continues dun At Sls1
Lend siso ruled dun ~ N.N. and sprlter dull a
Ai-di IA
tn. brokers price for lead was " and for euvpu
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.

HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
Inc steamer Olympic will leave Gal
eraith dock Mondays, Wednesdays and
knaays. at ! =, M, for Kingston. Point
No-Foint Port Gamble. Bangor. seabeck
hIinnon. nuckabDsh. Holly. pewatto
lAshewaup, Hoodsport. Union City and
Way landings, Returning on alternate
eays For freight and passenger rates
Apply 20 arsps az Galbraith dock
II. Z. LIBBY. MAkfsr.
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THE FAvORfTE ". 3. NAIL STEAMER
STATE OF WASHIN3TDN''
uaa, now resumed her regular run be-
l4sen seattle Everett, Anacortss, Fair
~ 1t 10 .. M. from Yssler wharf
This paiatial and popular steamer 10
ut from this hands Of the shipwri9ht,
marhiniat and decorator, and In splendid
eepditions for this seasons business.
Eiegant~ statarooms and cuisine the hast
n travelling public can now be- assured
- rapid transit and quick dispatch az
fright. the State" being the only daily
ocai on the Seattle Whatcom route
PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co.
Phone Main SIT. Yesler wharf.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGroN ROUTE.

sltAMtN MARY r, FEKI4EN
Leaves foot ~ Washington street at g.ol
r n, Sundays s'N p IN. Tor Pleasant
h~aea. Ercmerton. u. s. Dry Dock.
ShArleston. sidney, Tracyton. Chico, 81
vefdale, Returning leaves SilvordAle q
z N. Sidaey lsl q. M. Leaves sidney
ssaturdsy nights al 5.so .. M. Telephone.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
MOTION ROUTE
0TEAMER A. r. ROBINSON

Carrying y. g. Mail.
leaves City dock al $50 a. m. for fort NJ
Bean Point Pleasant Beach, nremerton.
United States navy yard. Sidney, Charles
ton. Tracyton. Chico and Silvardale Re-
turning. leaves sidney J y. M. Bremertou
t1o y. m
Lilly. noGARpUs a co. Axsnta
Telephone. Main 81
Fare Port Orchard points. &c.
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nkAGIT RIVER ROUTE Steamer skAgit
Queen. Monthly time card Leaves Sc
attic: Tuesday. Aug. Z. At q. m: Thurs
4 II. at q. M. Leaves Mt. Vernon sun
day, Aug. 3. at 3 q. M; Wednesday, Aug
4 st a. M: Friday. Aug 10. at Z a. m. !;
calling at Edmdnda Stanwood, Fir ska
eit city. Mt. Vernon and Avon.
FOR passenger snd freight rates. apply at
City Dock. Seattle. Wash. Telephone
Main 81
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Finapcias.


NEW YORK Aug sine Commerrisi Aavsrsss-
cr's London financial cAhlexwm SAYS.
business not increased tn the marksfs hero
today. but the tanr cheerful. on tho n.
pccsation of cheaper money IN the immediate M
tnre Later prices went on Americans wore feaE
ureicss and changes frscficnsi Tnsos reacted CAll
stsIimenf on the war loans
The July trade returns show imports Increased Z
per cent eSpafts, q per cer. tho latter being ii.
most cntiris in coal
There Is considerable irritation here n>e~uss a
the large part Of the exehequcr bondn allowed 10
America
Clostn9 asotattons.
LONDON. Auc s-~Atchisou "a. Canadian ~
eihc ~: Union Psrshc r<sfcsred ~; Nosshesn ~.
eide preferred. ~ Grand Trunk vi Anaconda. 6
Rar silver Quiet: I'd per ounce
Money~sss< per rent.
q r. q
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Aue, s.--Today's ssasssnsst a
the treasury balances 10 the epners1 fupd crc,s
sve q the 90 reserve IN the division q ~
demrsion. Shove,
Available cssh hAlaAce ........ ..........Sl>ss -
bofd ....+4...s, .......... n1mU1
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS


San FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchauge.
SAN FRANcisCO. Aeg s.-sscriius on Lopdou
Sixty days. 49,: sight. $50.
Finn METAL.
silver bars, Sic; Mexican dollars. aSasstc pr.ft.
Sight. loc; telegraph. lac.
% 70 q
NEW YORK.
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FATRHAVEN,


E4XQR ANACORTEB, FAIRHAVEN.
SN1ATCOM AND BLAINE = Steamer
NORGE y. STARR leaves Central dock,
uoettle, At : D. m, Mondays. Wednesdays
nd Frldays. Returning. leaves Whatcom
~ p. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
FoR wHrDBY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER - Steamer FAIRHAvEN
fleaves Central dock, Seattle. daily at 3
y. m: except Sunday Returning. leaves
IA Co0ner at 8 p. m, except Bundayn
}ouching ~ Edmonds, Clinton. Browns
Point Langley. Coupevilie. Han dc Fucn,
Oak Harbor, Utsnlady and La Conner :
LA CONNER TRADING a TRANGPOR-
TATIoN CO.. Owners. Telephone. Main
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STEAMER sEHoME
WHATCoM. FAIRHAvEN. ANACOR-
TIES
Leaves City dock, foot OF Main street
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. 10
b m.
Leaves whatcom Sundays. Wednesdays
and Fridays 2. m
Fare from Seattle. 81
W. J. ELLIS. Tsa1sc aSausgsr.
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throat wa ana ~ o n fail consult the
lowing Without
's TOR n. saa ssa ss fn ans ss.
f1ceesssfSy Nervous. Debility
shsd Blood pinpss Min
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STEAMERS.
STEAMER poDE

STEAMER pODE
FOR CHARTER TO RUN EXcUR-
SIoNS.
CARRIES 80 PASSENGERS.
Galbraith Dock
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
DAILY, sxcep, Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and os,mp at a. m.
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rsfs betwecn Seattle and Tacoma. soc;
p9pud trir. Bc,
tAndlnK AZ White star dock. feet az
uQxtnG street
Ieiephonp, Main SIS
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FTLn = EyERETT NAvIoATIc


onA1TLE. EvERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE.
1INe card--I.saves Seattle Z n. m, II m.
~ ,. N. Leaves Everett sis q M,
- ,. n. and Ills p. m.
c0nnectlons--At Seattle with the steam
~ Flyer for Tacoma: 1t Everett with the
4oamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
~ Everett 4 Monte Cristo railway for
I4nts Crfsto and way stations.
Colman dock. seattle Merchants dock,
ssrett. Telephone Seattle, Red 81;
writ. q. u. u. SCOTT Manager.
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W15lf fnfoFmaIon, appIy 10 our
II Z CO.. Ltd.. ll3 James street
IA General Agents.
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HoosicK FAiLs, n. Y.
"Abbey's salt Is per-
feet. I thank you tor
putting on the market
such a valuable article.
II Is pleasant and effect
i've /"
cEoscE NJ. LAns. n. d.
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yoR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MuLTNOMAH
nniiy, except sunday. leaves FOR Tacoma
and Olympia at ! y m.
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1879 AssuHs AvssuE.

Isyo Assusy AvRxuE.
EvsssTox. Ia, I
Dec. az, $50.
Your Efcrvescent
Salt Is an e.ceilen; arti-
Gle, being gently laxative
and cooling. ssd agree,
able al the same time. Z
consider II also an ex-
eelient sdjuscs in the
treatment u nervous ef.
fectsoas on account ~
its socshisg cnalities-~
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40 PUTNAM AVE-.
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Il consider Abbey .
salt . most excciient
apefient sad cooling
drink.
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"kbbey's sail when
water 10 ADDED " Z very
delightful Apeytent bsv-
crage, highly paistabls
and effective.
II contains NO ineredi.
ent Of an injurious or
uuwhol esone character,
and may be taken freely
as a beverage
JoHN BAxsn EDWARDS,
Pho, Del. F.c.S..
Emeritus Professor
Chemistry. University
Bsshop's College. and
Dominion OihciAi AnA~
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