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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10
a NEW WE'LL
struck by the Natural Gas Com
panY Near Eden, Ky.

pany Near Eden, Ky.
Huntington Advertiser.
The Triple.State Natural Gas
and Oil Co. has just succeeded in
successfully packing new oil we'll
on the Ward farm, about three
miles from Eden, in Martin county,
KY. The new we'll was struck a
few weeks ago, being the finest yet
opened in the Warfield district. 1t
has an estimated flow of 100000
feet daily. 1t will be held until
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10
Tetter, NaIt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and snarting
incident to these diseases, is instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain
Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very
bad cases have been permanently
cured by 1t. 1t is equally efficient for
for gore nipples, chapped hands. chill
blains, frost bites ana chronic core
eyes. 25cts. per box. For said by
q. w. NJ. HoofI, Druggist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Mr.. Hugh T. Pribble, well known
in this place, and Miss Cora
Simms, of Ansted, we've happily
married at Montgomery on Thurs
day. The ceremony was perform
ed at the residence of Hon. Mere
dith Simms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Capt. p. f. Spencer, who has
been the faithful employee and
who had charge of the Marmet
Coal Co.'S Coal Landing at Cinoin-
natl, for number of years past
has resigned his position, and re-
turned to his homo at Henderson
Saturday. Mr.. "Buck" Holdren
has taken Mr.. Spenoer's place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

All Winter Goods, such as Dress
Goods, Cloaks, Skirts Tailor-made
Suits, Millinery, heavy Underwear,
Blankets and Comforts, must be
sold regardless of cost. Call and
see. j. Friedman & Co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10
TOmeseckers' Excursions via Ohio Cen
trnl Lines,

ITUI IIHVSI
Tickets on sale January 10th, Feb
ruary 9th and Goth, March 9th and
goth and April 3D. and nth, to points
in the South, Southwest, West and
on Aments of the Ohio Central lines 9S
or address John Moores, II. y. a.,
Findlny, o.: D:J. Cargo, Pass. Agent
Toledo, o.; w. A. Peters, Pass. Agent
Columbus, o., ID q. Patterson, Pass
Agent, X. ~ NJ. Ry., Charleston, West
Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Andrew Carnegie says he will
not contribute to the Republican
party. Well, the Republican par
ty is not library. and that's fact.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

The lawyers always have to argue
over something. Now they are up
in arms bees use it is too easy for
out of state attorneys to get into
the charmed circle. 1t is to be
hoped that they will succeed in
their laudabIe intentions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Buokhnnnon, always heretofore
reliably Republican, went Demo
cratic at the municipal election last
Thursday by MAORI y of 81.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

The reports of the secretaries of
the several secret societies of our
city, show the orders to be in
hourishing condition-an increase
in membership and finances.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

The holidays have left in the
hands of too many careless boys
the dangerous target guns. Run
them off the streets, Messrs. Po-
liceman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Certainly some steps should be
taken in the spring by our CITY
officials for tho improvement of
our streets.
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MILLINERY!

After January LIST, 1900, we
will have our Millinery Depart
ment opened and i'll charge of
Miss Ora Pritchett, who will be
glad to see all her friends in her
new home.
We wish you all a happy
and prosperous New Year.
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The best way to advertise your

The best way to advertise your
town is to have the newspaper
speak we'll of it; but there are 9th
er ways as we'll. See that every
Citizen has good word for it and
speaks kindly of his fellow business
men. The local newspaper should
be heartily supported in the effort
for existence, for upon the press in
large measure, depends the well
fare of the community, or it's pro-
gress. Certainly the town paper
ought to receive the same measure
of support which our citizens ac-
cord the out.of-town papers, Pa.
triotism to the town and its institu-
tions is absolutely necessary to the
growth of any community.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Children's underwaro reduced.
Big bargains for the next 10 days,
Mrs. l.. j. WILLIAMSON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

The opinions of child may be
of no value, but they are at least
honest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

There will be preaching at Pleas
ant Flats church next Saturday
night and both morning and even
ing on the Sabbath.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

We have some real bargains in
trimmed hats at $1,OO. School
hats at % cents.
MRS, L. j. Williamson.
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Buyers know a good thing when
they see it, and this is the reason
j. Friedman & 20. are kept busy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

A man with headache upsets a
household far moro than woman
with broken bones.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Three children of Mrs. Joe Rifle,
near Beech Hill, is quite sick with
typhoid fever. The father died
about month ago with the same
disease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

The county court has purchased
of Lon II. Pilohard two of Bridg-
man'smaps of West Virginia, 1t
is the best map of West Virginia
ever gotten out and ought to be in
every home and Office in the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Every man has been, or will be
handsome in the eyes of some wo-
man.
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Appointed.

Mr.. S. P. Knapp of this place,
was yesterday appointed Superin-
tendent of the Poor Farm, by the
County Court, in the room and
stead of Mr.. Chas. Meek, resigned.
Mr.. Knapp will take charge the
first of March, 1900. He will make
good man for the place, and we
congratulate him uponIhis appoint
ment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

There are a great many wo-
men who have waited until af-
ter Christmas to buy Jackets
for themselves, the misses or
little ones. We haven't as
many Jackets as we had early
in the season, but you will be
surprised to see SO many good
things left, and you can save
"lOtS of money" by securing one
now.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

We begin now to clear the
decks for Spring Goods that
will be arriving shortly. We
will start by selling all Christ
mas goods and IIandkGrChiefS,
that are slightly soiled and
mussed, at hall former prices.
These Handkerchief were
used in decorating. Also,
soiled Dresser Scaris. Stamped
Linens and Stand Covers, all
at half former prices.
Ladies' Fleeced Vests,
Q for % cents.
Ladies' Fleeced Union
Suits, 19c. Suit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Bonrd of Trade.

CHICAGO. March q, Feeling in the wheat pit
bearsh and trade. most NJ the session. Tar from
lively NAV opened e. under yesterday at 6Skds6c.
and sold OF to e5lge5sc during the first hour, in
fuenced by the heavy Northwest receipts, lower
cables and the mild weather Crop conditions in
the central states reported unfavofahe, but
excellent in the West. Some long wheat came ont
the decline. hut absorbed In sufficient qusn-
titles around the bottom to steady the market and
with reports Of fair cash business TO support re-
action 10 66kc. but soon feel 70 s5ac. Covering by
shorts rallied II 10 s5ia6sac at which II closed in
what considered rather weak condition, 1e
under yesterday
The corn market was barely steady. May closing
It. lower
The trade in cat. steady. May closed
shade lower
The provision market strong and fairly active.
The opening a gain Of Sc over yesterdays final
figures, the influence Of higher prices at the yards
being felt. During the session there sharp
cash demand against which all packers buyers
Of futures shorts covered freely May pork closing
at 8dzIc over yesterday MAJ lard. Ttdioc up and
ribs. iA61l9c improved
The leading futures ranged follows
a....ilaz L. la.ra la.i.ux
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Bread stu IFS.


sAx FRANCISCO. March E-vheat, steady;
suot dun Barley futures neglected; SPOT, steacS'
Osts steady Spot quotations were
wheat-shippns Nc. !, sic; choice s-e; milling
Bsriey-Fesd. Tsa75c; brewing, s2sassc
Osts-Gray OREGON. slGksLi74i milling sLlss
In: red. a5caN.B
Receipts.
p7our. quarter sacks, i5tos; wheat, centals. a5 ;
d. Oregon go; barey, centals, AIS; oats, eentAls
s59; do Oregon 80: corn. centals, 30; potatoes
sacks, 1875; bran, sacks No. hay tons 49, niaes'
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Notwithstanding. sl7eeo bran. sadl, per ton.
TIsr- Whe-t assa s.. wheat and ost, SEES; best
barley. ssa7; alfalfa. Sss5ai compressed wheat, SIC
Potatoes Early rose. 1ca75c: river Burbanks. ioa
T5c. sweet. s. 5Og2s 80. oregon Burhanks, 65assc
Vegetables silver shH onions. 3 2sa26o; cueum-
string beans. Sasc ssr y: tomatoes s'0aSS . per
crate. asp.ysfus. Gc9sLJ
oranges 81 snal - Mexican LINES, s. J0ts common
CsH'crni, lemons, 81 choice California lemons. SIS
nn,ieT~ F.hcy creamery. ac do seconds. iss9iac
fancy dsiry lfaltc: DO seconds. tJelSc.
Cheese New California. s8sio: young America. ga
Egvs- store. Ne lie fancy ranch l5saisc.
poultry Turkey Fohhlsr. n4l2c; turkey hens. l2e
&c, Old roosts, siet.; young ROSTERS. ssd5o;
small brcers 4&si large hroiets, S5oGoi fryels,
s5.5ss. hens. tss6
wool ard Hops.
wool-sprins S.r.d., t2al5c; Eastern Oregon,
i3aisc; valley Oregon, n122c ran: Northern
mountain l-mb. l0dl2c mountain i,nabs. saiac;
San joaquin plains. sGltc; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, iAal5c.
Hops-Crop Of 1870 lla15e for choice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; May, size. December. lioS; cash.
glc
Bariey-So sales.
corn-Lsrge yellow sll2salB
% % %
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FOR ANAcoRTEs rArpu.,,.
N,HATCoM AND gf. Az q ~, - ' ~.
s ,i-,,faS = STARR leaves central dnel
ssd $3.50 st = n Mondays. WednesdaVs
a ,. m Tuesdays. thursdays and s,al
a A ST9SNEK TRADING & TRANsPop.
Ill Ns4s' As4eShoTe. Main
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JOINING QUOTATIONS.
JohblnR quotations today were a. follows:
sugar Etpur and Coffee.

JotblnR quotations today were a. follows:
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.
sugar-Coiden G. In hbls. 5s2ic extra G. IN bbis
te2ic beet sugar $ i5o powdered. 56lic, dry granu
lated si21ci IN bhs. sc higher; cube, bssaci spot
Flour. etc Patent Excellent SIS: Novelty a.
q; California brands, 81 80 meal. yellow 81 .
per y. lbs IN Up ssess; corn meal White $50
$40 per 70 lbs. IN bib sacks; cracked wheat, s.. Is
per 100 lte, ia iolb sacks tarns. Sc g per 100 lbs
,scks; corn meal yellow. izso Per hi, ia sib
% ssi" a1af p af P per- s In In ss ,sS
erseted wheat. 81 PEI hbl, y olh sacks; steel cut
$3.50 per hbl. In so,lb sacks. whole wheat nour, 81
per bhl. IN Dih sacks rye meal. 81 75 per bbl in
ss s 's ns. s r 9s per ,s ~ sss Ssd oa
sss fancy rolled oats PER case. g IS; nee dorne.-
tic jar. Ms cs.oi,na' US ..,
H. 2it@as8c; Costa Riea. choice, per h. isvaIssc
boosted Artnctlss, In loolb cases per cwt SO x
iiis. Java 5olh tins per 10, oBc sacks sac; Aden
Moehs. SIC casacola. s2ie Guster-la 2ilc: ground
coree. ie4amic; Lion. locs 81 25 sna sisss
butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
nnt,er- Ranch. Zoe mp. fancy dairy. in squares.
Toa77c Washington creameries, lib and 2lb prints
%s%e Eastern creamery &e27c
chse.s-- Native washington. ssioc; Eastern Tia
Esss strictly fresh ranch isCalsc; Eastern lasi,c
Comb honey California comb. l2bslse. strainea.
poui,ry-rive chickens. iasisc; Hive turhsy. i,c.
dressed turkeys. iieisc: ducks. siGS per dorsn:
geese. loo.
waiuu,s per III. sacks. 9siio. Eastern black wal.
nuts. sei peeans tc; nfhers.. i43e: Brasils las,
elmonds fancy sof, shell. lsc; almonds No ise'
dr. poc: ehsstnn,s. De- Italians. lie popcorn, Bc
PER ID 49,
Hay. Grain ana Feed.
Hsy-puget sound per ton slldt1. Eastern X ,,h
ing'en Timothy. tlsFia; alfalfa. si
Oats-per ton. Nl0n
Harley Rolled Sssd1t
Corn Whole. $50 cracked. 50; feed meal. per
Wheat Feed. SIS, 81 cate meal. SO midailps,
sn dairy chopped feed. 81
Poultry Food.
GrAnula'ed oyster shells. spa per ton: granulatea
clam shslls 81 per ton; bone meal IS per ton;
ton / a II poultry food .ls per ton: hssf rnisl
90, SO per ton beef nssl looi SIS per ton bssi
mica crystal grf, 81 rcr ton ~ WAL
Meats. Provisions ana Fish.
Isaes pr p mutton vs,hef'. ile pef II pors. is
Provisions Ham. large issc. smsn. Is, h,.,,
fast bacon, IL az, sailed sides ~
Coin special. a., lard compound tisrre,. a. r.,
IT, Co. e via Rose. 81
Fresh hh tshlut '@sci s,eeAesd sairuen. To-
iai 'slmon = salmon trout l2se mountain trout
ari haunNets. &flc, socs, e. rock ed $50.
,htimps @s swslt y Columbia liver smell. T.
hsnlng '.~ biack sod issg oysters ogulpia
ersh. lits $50 sgoisd $50
,slncn 80 D. mis- slis ,sipap bsii,es M. !. p'as
kkk hstins ht rails nr Holland hsr~igs
-, ,seti.a Al''aa h'fgins bh, s. .,nols5
bllh teg, $ sr'aAs3 tegitus Sc ~ bos rs.1s
hsa1'ss Nt,ae '''lA"
Vegetables
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There was little in TIE condition 4 The market
today 70 Distinguish IL from thu fransactiona q
yesterday tbs usual local demand being 10 sldece
and orders being filled f5T on Of town trade. Tire
appearance Il early spring produce is bce1nli1f
more matkcd and receipts hcsinnin- 90 eeEaf y
from the farmers q Washington Prices feiahi
steady and ffrn. supply and deraand are Fin.ilhs
together ard there Is not likely % b great or
sudden variation.
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SEATTLE q EVERETT NAvJnkSoI
GO ON THE GREYnoUSa
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND uununI

SEATTLE, EVERELT AND uDU
ROUTE.
Time card-Lrave Seattle 4 =, ~
and .. m. Leaves Everett III 4 Z, -
y. m. and -:l5 2. m.
Three round trips daily, e1onCl o11R
Connections--At Seattle wttA " G1G
Flyer for Tacoma: 81 Everett ~ n
steamer Mikado for enoh0mln r. ~
tho Everett q Monte Cris(o pofIuU II
Monte Cristo and way stAtisp
coiman deck. Seattle: NercAa1y ~
Everett. Telephone - j.
Everett. g. +. h SCOTT. -
THE FAvORITE u. g. MAIL Q{IAM
STATE OF WARRINGTON
Has now resumed her re4ulaf n ,
tween Seattle, Everett. Anacefto -
haven and Whatcom. daily eacsr -
day at 10 .. M. from Yeslef VIM
This palatial and popular 9Q1uQ Z
Just from the hands Of the 49,
machinist and decorator, an4 y
conditions for this seasons Duqo
Elegant staterooms and cuiad1e - -
Tho travelling public can nov ~
of rapid transit and quick g.
freight, the State" being ~ ~
boat on the saattla-Whatro9n -
PACIFIC NAVIoAT!ON t0
Phone, Main Sii. teet9 SA
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DR.. LUkENS. the Old Reliable sneeialist


PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
I>O& ROUTE
rTEAMER MARY r PERLEY
Leaves foot q Washington street at 400
? IN. sundays 10 2, N, Tor Pleasant
Beach. BTcmertoR. U. s. Dry Dock
Charleston, Sidney. Tracyton. Chico ST.
verdale Returning. leaves Sllyerdale g. Is
a. u Sidney. 80 a. n. Leaves sidney
SATURDAY nights at so y. n. Telephone
Main ia
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LIVE STOCK MARK ETs.
hieago.


CHICAGO March 2 Cattle Receipts ao0: ma.
tyes. hist sale today Is 20 good 20 PRIME. strong
20 lA' higher 81 sata6 q pOog 10 medium steady 20
ftrnug So rs selected facttrs dun Sgt4 70 MIXED
Nuctffs weak = taa3 $, cows sluv 10 loc lower.
AHib. hsifrrs best strong. Others steady. 81 l0d
aGo raunefs aesk 90 lec lreer s. ztdA - bulls
10 e. t5c hover. s. esaa %, calves. wsak. tdls;
Tpxans rsatiuts. 3ae brat on sale today 81 50
Tetss fed ststJt strung. s. NE5 Teyss bulls weak
s. iaa1 e.
Haes- Rteeipta q aV tomorrow estimated q Goa
hssd miSel and hstrhrrs 81 ss4d ~ coed 20 ohuics
Nea,y sass ls tegsh hsavy s. sa6tS, light. s. -ot
500 tuik q ssirs .Sasia 10
Omaha.
OMAHA. March = Cattle Rereiptt. 800 head
uAgtt astits. stronger hAitre beef steers sAHs o.
caas amt heifes. s. AAtH cAnncs. s. &a3 g
stassrr ans feeders 8 'pas % calves Saf % buls
ard ssAe s tssG 4
Was EertVs &sD brad markst s. higher:
tsat7 s. seas mNea Ns2rFt As hght 81 -ss
IS. baih af ssins 81 s9t8f~
Sheep Rn etrts 13U sfsA msftri steady fatr
GO -hotcs patse S. Nse o. faif % ss-i.e Westerns
81 set3 50 cemmeu ard stak saceg 81 ZsF5 lanhs
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cereal This price win not move much wheat, ana
small sale was reported al sc. with 5S9Sie Beng
lid f1r some choice valley; biuestem. Sc
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Local report Maximum temperature. IS minimum
tsrreraiurs. Is. mean temperature. 20 - in-h rain
Ten durins the lasr q hour weather partly cloutl
hsht northwest winds
n WOLLABEH
Ofrf.ttr. MeAthei Hareau-
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TACOMA. Mara g. Wl@t Msstel a--.a-r.
unchanged NslA.as a2tas 6.-1sf-. --se. l-&
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on the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady Creamery, la82lc. dairy, ieS1c
Cheese Firm i1ai4c
Egsa STEADY. fresh, he
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FLY ON THE rLYR

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, exc<rt o..
In one hour and twenty-iys mssss
THE STEAMER aFLYfH.
Regular daily trips 6esits9.
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY yx..
TIME CARD.
Leave seattle-,:S. ills q a., y =
p. m,
Leave Tacoma--e:so a. m..i - i.
SUNDAYs
Leave Seattle-7:3o A. m, 4 MA
Leave Tacoma-a:@ a. M. IN ;SeS
Landing at Northern paci6c VIM q Z
coma. and Commercial dock. Az =.
Marion street. Seattle.
sundays, steamer Flyer or 0uQtss1
DAILY BOATS TO PORT N.Y.
AND PORT ANGELES TRfS
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leavea IN -
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thureasss Y !
midnight for Port Townsend - ~
liams. Dungeness, Port AneoIa -
Crescent, Gettysburg. Pysht, CklSn ~
Neah Bay. Returning, leaves M ~.
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and &li3(n
nt s a. m. leaves Port ToNnoW1 n 4
n. m: arrives In Seattle IN 3 4
Steamer Garland leaves Cit 6oek r.
days, "Wednesday and Fridayo Il { r..
Dungeness. Port Angeles ~ MIA
on Mondays, Wednesdays nnd 49,
leaves Port Townsend 1t II = =; eN10
In Seattle at 2;30 y. m.
Telephone, Main 6ls.
CAPT. J. II. THoMp00N 49,
= -. -. --.-.------- -.--.-<' -
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GARDEN hose refriga-ators. cook slows
al cost l. {. Miles, : Piper co.
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THE FAvoRITE u. g. MAIL THAI
..STATE OF WA6HfN07o1E
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MuI.TN0nAH
Daily, excep, sunday. leaves -
and Olympia at | r. m.
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FOR VANCOUVER. R z ~.
STEAMER NORTH pAeyvw

Leaves Yesler wharf ev.,~ -
"Wednesday and Friday at a.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a
day. uaSH
Leaves Vancouver every rusuh, !, Z.
day and Saturday at Sd. m -
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a n ,so-x
Connects at Vancouver win r , :.
trans - Tor all points East. and via -. "a
Westminster and Texada islsrS ~ ~
Freight viii not be rrcsivsS =, ~ ~
ater 6 p. m. on day Of saiiins :
For freight or pssxaee arn,v :.
fee OF the Vancouver llne. Ysois. ~ =
Telephone. Red 1. sol
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STEAMER CITY OF Ankkuk
Daily, except sunday, leaves - -
and olympia at q. m.
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Fare between Seattle and TseenA 4
round trip, SIC,
Landing al White Star deek ~ :
Spring street.
Telephone. Main sT --~---
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skAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
Skasit queen. II. II. MeDensa = N
Leaves Seattle Monday, aAtss ~
night; Friday, March q. II y @
Leaves Mount Vernon SUNDAY ME-
al II a m, Tuesday, Msfch = htt
Thursday, March a. Al =
Calling at Edmonds. sanss "a
SkAelt city, Mount Ncrnun 80 -
Free berths when boat leases ns -
non In afternoon. For 80 s<sxI
freight rates. Apply ~ ~ opsN'
Wash Telephone, Main -
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Steady
Wheat Spring. No D. sitae5e. red. No .. sTia
Csc
Corn--No O. 3stdysc
Data No. . 2issiic: white. No g. 2ek5aic
white. No 3 asf9sc
Rye~No 2. sia55c
Harley No 2. ts54sc.
Flaxseed-No l. sls5
Timothy seed Prime, S, 159a 50
Mess porkPer barrel, shaltG2!
IardPer 100 pounds, tsds Is
sides Short ribs loose &.lssl6 10
sheuldefs~Dry saited boxed. Slaasc.
sides Short clear, boxed 81 i6i6 50
WHISKY ns,illers finished goods per gallon, 81 5is
sugars-Cut loaf &c! granuated sale
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER..
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland Or. March q, 1900.
Fair; stationary temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRl.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Wash. March 2. 1900.
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FORT TOWNSEND. .sAN, w.
ANDs AND wHATcoM ms, ssv
STEAMER LYDIA ITO TIs...s =
Carrying United States faaAi. ~ NJ
dock. foot ~ Main street. sSnesi
dayr and Thursdays, ~ " . go b
night for Port Townsend. 80 -
iso9. and Nsv WhateoTn ~
leaves New whateom TuesaAIa ~
fays and Saturdays At te,s y
Thompson, Manager .owrsf - -
Ksrdus 4 Co., Agents, Cf'y e
phone. Main a. .---~--------.ssss<
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sE.TTf.r.porr GAMRI.g.ToEs
ROUTE
STEAMER PRosrEk

Leave. city dock daily 4 = x,sSess
ssut gunfay r9f Port Madison N
port Gamble, Port Lssiiss ssssssp 3
Townsend Returning, rsa1hss ~ ~
u. ssiy sunday Nes~ ..svssa1
Town.sna direct At = a..rsx ~
fsaps. Port Townaend fgF ~ I'M ~
80 N Teispkons. Main q Law
rardun e CO. Agents -.
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Seattle. Wash, March 2. 1900.