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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-08
A MECHANICAL RABY.
Description Of the New Toy Invented
by Mr.. Edison.
rCorr. Waterbury American

Edison is said 20 be father. and
why shouldn't he be, sisce he has
successfully proven that babies can
be produced by mechanism. F1r
several months he has devoted much
time to the Inyeniion Of this house
bold requisite in order TO meet the
wants of those who are untoT una,e
enough TO fail in the injunction that
Thou shalt multiply and replenish
the earth" He has succeeded in
completing and successfully operaiir 2
his mechanical baby Now il is well
known that no hou sehOli is com
plete without the presence Of BABY.
and 1t no, infrequsnily happens that
the husband aud wife are Al d" home
to a select number Of friends. and IN
such homes where children are un-
known they are borrowed Of the
neigh bors. II was To meet this want
that Edison set about to complete his
mechanical infant As the question
might arise whether all unfortunate
welded pairs should want the same
size baby. the or attest Of inventors
has overcome the difficulty by max
| ing two sizes, one to represents baby
less than year Old, and the other tU
represent baby two years old. NJ
| a recent private exhibition Of this toy
of luxury the baby was brought out
and laid Gu its back on the floor
The wires were connected with a bat
terry, and half minnie later the
little sugar plum cried Mamma,
and the next moment IT rolled oveI
| and started to creep across the floor
Twice il raised it itself on Que hani,
| cried Mamma. mamma. crept d
little further and then cooled itself il
bundle and cried Justify. It, next
move was to climb upon its feet To- a
chair and push IL around the room,
| laughing all the while After reach
the opposite side of the room it rolled
over on the floor and went to sleep n
natural and az lifc.like as ten
months-old BABY. The = year Old
child was next produced and after
connecting tn. wires with the battery
it was not long before il commenced
| It's IIlilf VI lUhS hDbht iut ipDlli. n
box Of letter blocks was handed t,
the child. and it spelled its name,
Ella at once. II then repeated
the little prayer. Now | lay me
down TO sleep" etc. A knock was
heard at the door, when il shouted,
Come in" II then turned To tn.
blocks, built a pyramid and severa
other structures. laughing meirily
and naturally all the while. \ toy
piano was placed before it. and afteI
lowering few chords it sang "Swee
BY and By" 1t was then given t
doll baby. which was nursed natural
~ in its arms, and after playing Will
it little while ii yawned and said
Mamma, Use sleepy" and then y
ing down on the floor was soon il
peaceful dreams. Mr. Edison i
highly pleased with his success. bu
is threatened with an injunction 70
fear he will crowd our already too
crowded founding asylums. Tn
mechanical baby has many advan
tages. IL needs no nurse: it nceC
feeding only when we use it; il is Gu
of the way excepting VIII we feel il
baby humor: ii can be kept quie
when we don't want it, and we don
have 10 crafty its many whims
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SUNDAY ~ LONDON.
lCor. Baltimore American

NbT. baltimore American
Talk about The sunday law and its
enforcement in Baltimore. IL does
not compare to the observance Of that
day il this great city. One hardly
knows London today after the hustle
and whrl of yesterday. The stores
are closed, the wagons have disap-
peared, the cabs seem 10 run more
quietly, and the people seem almost
afraid TO speak aloud What con.
trast after continental sabbath !
was hungry this morning and thought
that | would go To the Criterion and
get iuRch. Imagine my surprise
when | arrived at that great restau-
rant and found it closed, the G,fty
aud St James likewise. All Town
the Strand, up in the Vest End. and
even in the city" the restaurants
were closed tighter than the proven.
bial clam. Not "A place To eat on Sun
day save the dining-room of hotel
The chop houses, the grill rooms"
and the " Bullets" are all closed until
D O'Clock in the evening, and even the
drinking bars or ale houses--as far
rs exieriors are ooncerned-are dark
and uninvi,ing. Unless you know
the proprietor, and can enter by the
family" or wholesale liquor" en-
trance, there is no use trying to get
in before one o'clock There are
plenty of churches to visit. and good
sermons are preached and the people
seem 10 take advantage of this aud
go to church. At Surgeons taber-
nacle the crowd is always great, and
every stranger pays it one visit at
least When YOU approach the en-
trance you are met by vergcr or
official. who gives you an envelope.
This envelope requests You 10 give "A
contfihuiion-~ap penny or MOI, and
| drop IL in the box provided The
far seeing, as well as the charitable.
do this, and To them the side gate or
door is always open. The sexton
places you in n back seat. al d re-
quests of YOU to wait until 1850
o'clock. The rule is. ew-holders
must be in their seats by that time or
lose their places When the hour
arrives the sexton tells YOU 10 20 up
the aisle and take any seat vacant
When those VITO have contributed
are seated the great doors are opened
ana The crowd is admitted. Then the
service begins.
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rae DSCO AND THE GRUHER.
lChicauo Herald. |

Pedestrians on Clark street, near
Monroe. have noticed that the Italian
peanut vender at that point has been
doing IA rushing business lately. His
| cart has been surrounded by thrDBgs
| nearly every hour in the day, and the
| thriving proprietor on Friday bios
| somed cut in "A sealskin cap and toasted
! his .hins by a new foot-stove. Yester
| day afternoon, when the matiuees OF
| the two grand Italian opera companies
were concluded. the crush around the
Clark street peanut man WAS ak deep,
while the nickes and dimes came rat
thing in rapidly. After long wait the
Herdtd reporter WAS served. Good
| business" h. remlrked.
The Italians ewes sparklei ~ he took
the dime and replied: Vera gooda liz"
Where do ali your cnstpm RS coms
from 2"
"Vera muaha frens. Itaiiano o."
Friends where ~
"Itali.no Op, Signor."
"Ittiian opera. yoa SAY
50, Siguor."
Are the 1t dian opera singers your
friends p
"S'; 81. Signor. vera gooda frens."
"lpu knew them in Italy 2"
mo, no; Newa Yorka. long temp"
But the Italian opera singers are
from Italy"
1.-The Italian peanut prince smiled.
| dropped some fresh cod on the foot
stove fire, and adjusted his sealskin cap.
Siynor Amerigos Yankee mucha fresh
ltaliano OPP Jaoka da Hav rheatra and
ltaliano Op Maeka da Vic Theatre vera
GOOD peauutfa mon -"
Yes, but the Abbey and Mspleson
artists are singers just arrived from
| Italy,"
''Impossibil, Soma tappa de beer kec
in Newa Yorks last SUN. s una keepa
de maccarone. Soma dance de monk4
| orga."
"But the principal singers come from
| Italy only a few months ago.
'Stupsda. Sigaor! All live fva year
| Baxter street, .Sewa Yorka. Next SUN
| all seeing buffone monka orga-5 cent
OPP. Amerigos Yankee mucha fresh y
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF REGENTS.
University OF the Terr. OF Washington.
SEATTLE, March 70. 1884.
'EHE BOARD or REGENTS OF THE
] University Of the Territory OF Wash
inptOn have determined to teas. for ii TO-
Rod Of years portion OF the University
square In this city. situate on Nh" mort
side thereof next TO Union street. the
proceeds of such lease to be applied to
ward tn, support OF the University.
Therefore. the undersigned has been di-
rcct4d to invite sealed proposals, which
will be received by Prof; l.. J. Powell. on
the grounds, until 10 o'clock a. H.. on
SATURDAY. APKIL ~, 1884, who viii
also furnish TO persons p opo-ing 10 bid,
eli inf .rmation rs to the extent OF the
ground to be leased and I terms and
Conditions Of the lease. he lease vi |
be awarded 10 the highest bidder, but the
Board reserves the right t. r''ject any and
all bids. BY order Of Z e Boaid:
". &. STRIVE.
30td President Of Bsard 81 Regents
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sIRARD College SAEC0PgACrS.
A letter from Andrew jackson Deciin.
lag fe be Buried in an Emperer's

Alta recon, meeting of the Board
OF City Trustees at philsdeir his, the
report OF Vice President Gregory Of
Girar,l College in regard to sarcopha-
gus recently discovered in the cellar
uf the College. was received and
placed upon the minutes. The sar-
cOphsgus will remain in the College
Museum. l. was presented to the
college By Commodore Elliott in 1898,
AMI when an vestigation Of the re-
cords OF the Courciis of the city was
made recently the following ,etter
from Andrew Jackson was found to-
gelher with Commodore Eliioit's let
Ter, presenting bum with the ssrcoph-
acus In this letter the Commodore
said Il pray you. General TO live on
in The fear cf The Lord. Dying the
death Of 4 Roman soldier. an Empe-
ror's coffin awaits you the follow
inC VA General Jackson's reply:
With the warmest sensations that
can inspire grateful heart, | must
decline the honor intended u be be-
/ slowed. ! cannot consent that my
mortal remains shall be laid in a re-
pnsilory prepared for an emperor or
king. Ny republican feelings AMI
principle forbid it, Every mo. u
ment erected to perpe'uafe memories
of our heroes and statesmen ought Ia
| bear evidence Of the economy and
simplicity Of our republican institu-
| lions and the plainness OF our repub-
| lican citizens, who are the sovereigns
of our glorious Union, and whose viz
tue is to perpetuate it. True virtue
| cannot exist where pomp and parade
are the governing passions. IL can
only dwell with the people-the great
: laboring and producing classes that
form the bones and slnews of our
confederacy. | have prepared An
humble depository for my mortal
| aody beside that wherein lies my be
| loved wife, where, without any pOmp
or parade, | have requested, when
| my God calls me Ia sleep with Hly
fathers, to be laid. for both OF us there
to remain until the last trumpet
sounds to call the dead to judgment,
when we, hope, shall rise together,
| clothed with that heavenly body
promised to all who believe In our
glorious Redecmer, who died for us
that VT might live, and by whose
atonement hope for Il blessed i'm
mortality. ANDREW JACKSON
Professor Gregory's report gives a
translation Of the inscription on the
saicophagus. and says: The inscrip
ton translated is Julia, the daughter
OF Caius Mammaa, aged thirty. Julia
DONNA was the wife of the Emperor
Septlmus Severus. Her sister, Jnli,
Hgsa, welded great influence al
Court. and had daughter. Julia
MammGa, born ike the other Julia,
AT Emesa, Syria. But this cannot Dt
the lady, "a she was much older tn hi
thirty when she lost her life. 1t S
reasonable to conclude that Julia Cali
| Mamm9a, whose sarcophagus was
found atBerytus, 80 miles from The
Emperor's birthplace. at Arce. and
about 100 miles from his mother,
native town, was one of the objects
of Alexander Severus."
| The date of the erection was prob
ably $50 A. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-08

The RAILROAD GOLD MINING CIBCu-
LAgs.-lhe Northern Pac he circular
about the Cpur d Alene mines has been
received. Iii the most cnb,ushing p,ecs
of mendacious advertisement We have
seen for many a day. and the accounts
given of II Ii the salt Lake papers did
scant justice to its peculiar features.
Upon the outside is the word Gold" in
yellow letters on black ground while
on the other Is n pan Of earth with a
SILVER dollar IN the middle suggestive
hint To the prospector. The interior
contains poor map of the new mining
camp aud the widest statements of the
wealth OF the new p.acers aud the
chances for making speedy fortune
which await the prospector. 1t may be
that this kind of railroad enterprise
pays, but We are inclined To think that
some of these lies, like curses, will come
home To roost.-Sdn Francisco CkroHicls.
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individual instructions given in the
English branches, book keeping, COM
mercih arithmetic, penInaushlp and
letter writing. Pupils can commence
At any time Hours. 40 To 10 O'Clock.
Terms. 50 ger m nth, III adv ,uce
Special attention given to those whose
early education had been neglected. and
to foreigners desiring To learn the Eng
'ish language. loUss & HoLMEs.
Room D over San + rancIsco Store, 10 If
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-08
NEW STEAMBOAT ARRANGEMENT.

The Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
Company's boats will for the pre- seut
leave Seattle every afternoon at 4
o'clock. connecting at Tacoma with
train At 10 p. M. for Portland. Steam
ers from Tacoma will arrive At SEATTLE
every morn'ngVxcep' Sunday. At . I'M.
aud leave for VICTORIA ana WAY pot nj
o n. IN. Sun lay morning bolt from
Tacoma viii arrive At Seattle "a II
o'oiocs nu-sd of ) IA. Sie1 uers
Tor e m pa and Way ports will lave
Seattle oanday At I .. m. and other DAYS
at y. m, arriving a; Settle from
Olympia am WAY ports ahou, ncou
{. r. Clancy. Agent. Ap Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-08

For saches. klox. silver plated wear
aud so forth, ga To IL. q. Mclaughlin.
C"L''tle Mack. the Jewelier." The best
ana only stock of fine ec,ts in tue city.
Also. some that amt so tue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-08

sHlIOh'S COuGi and Conslr. ~
ton Cure Is sold by Us on a guar nlee.
A. Il. Stewart. druggist.
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SHILOH'S WALLER is what YOU
nes''s for consumption, loss of appetite,
dizziness and all symptoms Of dyspep-
ST.. PRO. 10 aud u cents pr bottle.
1 II. Stewart. druggist.
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1eRichau,s Golden DalaAm No. I
Cures Chancres, first and second stages:
Sores on the legs and body; SyphilItic
Catarrh, disease scalp. and all primary
forms OF the disease KIN ,wn as Syphilis.
Price, - per bottle.
seHtchnu > Olden Ba,sam No. 2
Cures Tertla AIRY. Mercurial. Syphlitic
rheumatism, secondary stages. Pains
in the bones liberated throat Syphil-
itic Rash. Lumps. etc, and eradicates
all diseases from the system, whether
ca ,sed by bad treatment or abuse OF
mercury. leaving the blood pure and
healthy Price, - per BOitir.
Sent everywh here, G.. q. d., securely
packed. per express.
c. y. RICHARDS a. 20. Agents. i27
and 40 Sansome street. corner Clay
san Francisco. Cal. jaaly
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THAT HACKING COUGH Gu to
quickly cured nv Shiloh's .ur,. Ne
gu~rsnieo ". A. y, Stewar'. druc.isi.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and LAYER Complaint Shiloh's Vital
Yer Is guaranteed 20 cure il. A. B.
Stewart, druggist.
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sLEEPLtss NIGHTS. made ullser
able by that terribl- cough. Shiloh,
cure is the remedy for ycu. A. u >.sw
art. druggist.
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CATAkkH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured ey Shilnh's Caiarrh hem
edy. Prize, 80 cents. Nasal lniecio- tree.
A. Il Stewart. irGegist.
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seminal weakness. Impotency. night lOssee
by dreams, pinples on the face and lost
Manhood can positively De cured. tn
sick and afflicted should not fail TO call or
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively
III Europe and inspected thoroughly tn,
various hospitals there. obtaining grea
deal OF valuable Information. which he il
competent to impart to those in need OF
mis- services. DIR. Gibbon will make NJ
charge unless he effects cure. Persons
at distance may be cured at home. All
communications strictly confidential. You
see no one hni the Doctor. Persons writ
ing TO the Doctor vii please state the name
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Ad
dross Dr. Z. GibBON, T.. O. box 1857 Ssr
Francisco send $40 for q oackag. @
med ic.e. >ctf
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Ask A. Is, Stewart TOR EsNIry Dan
DELHoN Tonic and take no ether. y
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the co-par,nerrhip heretofore exist
ing between the unders gned. under the
name Of Stoweli & Co. In the drug hpsi.
ness on Commercial street. In the city OF
Seattle. w. r.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All bills due said firm
will he paid To ID. Il. Bsily. who will pay
all bills owing by said firm.
DAN. H. BAtLN.
HUGH STOW ELL.
Having secured the services o. Mr..
VIM. J. Sherin will co tipue the drug
business at the old stand. opposite the
New England Hotel, under the name OF
Baily & Co. DAV. Il. BAlLY. ms 3w
Herald COPY
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DIR. Prices dental roons, 7-DJs From,
street. d,.Al II
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Are Yen nervous and depressed Go
Ia Stew art for HESLEY's DAsDziioN
Tonic ~
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For the Upper Sgagit.
- THE LIGHT u rAUGHT
Steamer
Rob fkVkNG.

Captain G. Cox. VIII leave Harrir gton s
Smiths wharf for Ssagit river and inter
mediate points calling At Nukllteo. LISA
lady. Aann's landing. -kagi5 city. Mount
Vernon. A Won. Sterling and Lyman. on
sundays and Wednesdays returning on
Mondays and Saturdays. Freight taken
for L. man and points above on Wednes-
days tip only. For freight or p4ssase.
apply 70 HARRINGTON & SMl III.
air2s Agents.
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q SR DIRECT ROUTE TO
KWhatcom. Through by day
light. oteaIne- W. f. MuBroe leaves at
O'Clock a. IN. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
touching AT Utsalady, Laconner and -am-
ish Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whatcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays at u. IN.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster, on the lesler wharf
CURTIS BROWNFIELD.
nos Mss.a-
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For lame hack. side or chest - Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster Proc, - cents.
A. H. Stewart
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The celebrated Grown Cylinder, suUr
nal and other lnhrica.,no oils At Md
1amphesl's.
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TRANS-CONTINENTAI
abort LIME.

Fo- through ii kets time tables and full
information apply to J. II. CARNEY,
Agent, City Dock, Seattle. or any coupon
ticket agent on this coast.
). :. MEeRILL. A. V. II. CARPENTER,
Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. s. Tiki A2t
W. II DIXON, Gen. \. W. Pass. Ag't. ST.
Paul, ninn.
". II. MARSHALL, Trav. Pass. Agent,
z ashinyton L Portland Or SCI Am
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For weak and de,,,li.At-d constitutions
try HsSLEY's DANDEIIoN foSIc. q
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Ds. HTsLsY's DAsnEIIoS ToNIc i
truly named the King OF kntefs. u
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Az blood purifier Dg. HlSlss'sDAx-
DILLON Tonic has Lo equal. q
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Pottery, Tiles and Brick.

4 SPLENDID SITE FOR A MANI
\ factory or yard. with deep water. fine
harbo age. facilities for shipping. and
easy dis anee of Seattl-. A good opening
for a safe and profitable business. The
clay has been thoroughly tested for pot
terry, brick and tiles. and is Al.
Samples may be seen at blanchard &
CO. s, Mill street. and at Stowells Drug
Store Commercial street. ur2G
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nR. HrNLEY's DASpEIIoS ToSIc il an
appetizer ana cure for indigestion. u
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STEAMER TRAVEL. EFT
STEAMER JOSEPHINE.

Carrying the l'nited ates Mails
WILL LEAVE YES
..l.~s 49, ler's Whsrf Seattle. for
!-.s.s. Suohouish City. Via MUki-
E - reo, Lowell and way land
sA5z'Sa-s1a- inxs. every Monday. We'd
r.sisy and Friday morning, returning on
alternate DAYS FOR freight or passa &c
,.pnly on board. or TO u. Z DUKlh.. on
the wharf. Seattle. y. L. RIOS lbs.
ant Mas; er
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GROUP, WuOOPING COUGH and
sronchitis immediately relieved by Sal
ioh's Cure. 4. Il. Stewart. druggist.
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FOR the UPPER SkAClT.
c.m Glide C W. Cove, Master

caves YESLER'S WHARF ON
| Tuesday and triTay, returning We'd
nesdsy aud atu-day. calling at stan
WOOD. tsalaay. Moss Landing, Skagit
CITY. Mont Vtrnon. ctarii TX and ali IN
teriuediate points above. For freight or
pa aye a ply on boscd or TO GEuhG h
r0~T. y ~ the u hart apl
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EXPLANATIoN.- THAT LITTLE
IA iiax over the barn near he foot OF
battery street. is p aced there as . guide
10 DK. MERRICk'S ottice. which IS on
~ alter st third house from the cor ner OF
Battery, just in front of the flag. mr0
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Love ennlness the lover. but HENLEY >
bANpKiIoS Iosic conqueIs the liver. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
3iSpENSARy.

6.3 kearney ST..
corner Of CONNER
cial ST., Saa Fran
cisco. established
liz 1884 for the
treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal
Diseases, such as
GonorrhCea, elect
. Stricture, Syphilia
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.i.nOAD TRAY 81

l."R VI ALL POINTS IN THE PACl-
l. lie Northwest TO CHICAGO. and al!
points IN the a-teTn and southern state.
iF l. THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between ST. PAUL
and CHI AGO via Milwaukee.
IL l. the only line un2er one manage
ment between II. Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines be-
tween those points. thus giving passen-
gers a choice or three routes, passing
through the most fertile. populous and
picturesque sections of Minnesota, Iowa
Wisconsin and Illinois II runs the finest
dining cars III the world. and no effort Is
pared 10 securethe comfort OF lis patrons.
No change uf cars of any class between st.
faJl and Chicago. or omaha and hicago
IL l. now possible for passengers 10 go
rast via he Northern Pa. ific or Union
Pacific Railways. and still travel over the
great and popular Chicago. Milwaukee
and -. Paul Hallway from IT. Paul or
Omaha Changes made in [ MON depOts in
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ST. PAUL, OMAHA AND
CHICAGO.

Be sure your tickets read via Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway. and Sc
cure the advantages only offered by this
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the U. S. Mail.
THE COMPANY'S STEAMER
- WASHlNGT0
wHATCONl

WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w Monday. Wednesday and Friday
mornings. at 8 o'clock, for
VIII
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip, COupeville.
Oak Harbor, Utsalady. Laconner, F'idalgo,
Anacortes. Guemes, Samish. Fairhaven,
b. bingham and Sehome.
Returning. will leave Whatcom every
Tu sday, Thursday and Saturday morn
ings, At 3 O'Clock for Seattle. calling at
intermediate points On the way.