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ulNDOo suPERsrITIoss.
~ Net by Any Evil Portent They Re
turn and Begin Afresh.


The Hindoos are early risers. In
the warm season extending from
April 10 October they slaep either
upon the honsetop or In the court.
gard, or in the veranda, II rain should
b threatening. and are usually up at S
o'clock or earlier In the morning. In
the cold weather, when they sleep
are out before Z. Rising In the morn
ing, while but half awake. the Hindoo
repeats the name os Rama several
times. Happening 10 yawa be imme-
dtatety iillips his thanib and misldl.
finger. though he does not know Why.
lie prepares for his morning toilet.
He plucks twig from the bitter neeui
tire, breaks off span length af ia.
brushes one end between his teeth
and extemporlzes q tooth brush. lie
next draws up water from the well i'm
the yard with an iron bucket, and pre-
pares to wash his hands and face.
This Is quickly done. he then throws
on AN extra garment. the thickness
and texture depending Oh the season
and weather. lights his hooks, takes a
few pulls with his euphonious hubble
bubble, and Is ready "a 20 out With
= passing Rama Rama. 90 friend or
acquaintance. and neighhoFlv gossip
by the way. he repairs 10 bis place OF
business.
While going he will seduously avoid
those signs and sounds which may
augur Ill for the day. Should one
sneeze, or should he hear the cav inr
Of crow. or the cry of kite. of
should he meet an Gilman, or one
blind or lame, or see cat across hi.
path he would he greatly distressed as
TO the day before him. ca the other
hand. II FOX crosses his path, If he
hears gong or shell sammoning
him 10 worship, or II he meets
Brahman with his bead uncovered
he would r@ioiee. hating IL as aus
picious. Some are so supessgltioas
that II any evil porsent occurs on the
way they would return home. have a
smoke. or chew hetei leaf ana pro.
cecd afresh.
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s G. ). |: !. = possible. boo soa'd
/ fsplied that shopid strip hirn
naked and make . cnfxfni exnmins-
ton cf hiS cis<hinG.
rs thss Al y01 would dcf" BE- M
quiyod. with . surprised mr.
I sah that NO Other course Of pro-
ee<iuse spegessed fts<H 90 sDs as thai
rsC1nent
Would yoa look in his ears
No. ! answered | shnssid Bot
think Of sxsskiag Ia bis ears
Noz!d sou sezrs1h his Ess0tsfn
igaSa fer15ea 10 Ehs a@assfse.
wogfi you lsssk 10 ise,sss,s
{ tapsb -
! ssyiessssEy declared sast sses =
! ssssnr ~ lsok1ng in hollow trosb fof
= letter wozsia nev<T. under sny CT
cuusfassres. hare occurred 70 me
well. he said, trtunfhsnsly.
have taken tissue paper nth wiring
on il out 81 . prisoner ear, Ont % =
/ prisoners snosssf. and once foufd
dose ot deadly r<e=on concealed nn-
der . cappsng q wax Ia . convset :
/ huiies tooth. Ah-h-h be exclaimed
/ rubbing his hands. they are very siy
bat know oil their tricks
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Anour wKLL-xxowx PEOPLE


A Southern critic claims that the
poetry Of Mise oreils key Bell OF AZ
lsnta, Ga. IL the nearest approach ~
Mr.. Browning since Aar0ra
Leigh" was given 20 the world.
Secretary Blaine Is an early riser.
lie gets through all the morning
papers and attends 10 all his private
and good deal Of public correspond
snce before he goes To his office, which
he reaches nj 10 clock.
Colonel r. w. Higginson has neen
appointed by Governor ADes 81 Mas
sachusetfs 20 write the history OF ths
Eay state soldiers and sailors in the
civil war, ~ ordered by the legislature.
The historian xlsl be allowed i've
years Ia which To complete his work.
No daughter Of the late Emperor
Fresseriek has the giff Of beauty. The
hereditary princess OF -axe-Meiningef'
has handsome shoulders when seen
from behind. aud so gets her head
painted in profile, with her back To-
ward the painter Princess Sophie Il
said to have the face Of child star
ing at Vacancy while IL holds spoon
full Of pudding Ia Its mouth.
David Kimshail pearsons. the Chicago
ph!ianshropsst, who has given more
than $40 .a0D 10 colleges and societies.
is one OF the busiest men in Chicago.
n spite of his 90 years. He spends
his time between bis city Office and a
beautiful suburban home NJ HinssiaIe.
IFS wife IL thoroughly in sympathy
with his ideas and plans OF doing good
with his money While they are alive.
Frank q. CARPENTER, the traveller
and newspaper correspondent, Is home
from q trip around the world. He Is
described as an odd-iooking chap, as
atm as a fence rail, with soneshat
ungsinIy figure. startling red hair and
mnstache and homely face. He Is .
persistent and voiaminous writer and
q rapid taIker. He lives in Washing
ton, vi here he has delightful home,
and makes ST. 600 TO SIS 90 year.
Edwin Booth has not given up smok-
ing as has been reported. lie was OBJ
served rsesdtly Mt . small rsilwas sta
ton on the Connecticut shore of Long
Island sound dressed in gray and puff
ing black. strong cigar with the air
OF an enthusiast. His face WAS pale,
his eyes haggard, and he walked like
an old man. One shoulder was at
least two inches above the other.
those who saw him were astouished
at his feeble appearance.
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Ordinance No. I.l5i.


An ordnance providing for the grading al
soatb sixth street. in the city OF - atgle.
from eSisY ave Eue 20 Jackson - rect
Tn city IS seattle docs grsiain as follows
-EcTIoS / Tas; @oa'h sixth stre {, in
the city Of SEATTLE. BE- EFkfcsf from Ydsger
avenue 70 Jackson street. anal thar side
wsiks b constructed on both sides OF said
south @sxtA street COS Extensive with the
grade ot said streets.
sec. , That ssi3 improvements Dc made
under the direction snt. supervision ni tee
city surveyor sEa be coTn plsted on or be-
fore the 18TH day - August, 1859
sec. :. TAst 9hls ordinance shall take ef
fec' and he IA i<rcs fFeis aad affes IL. at.
pFSY2l and publication
Passed she eosnell the i1lh dAy az July.
IsSs
Approved this ie5h ass If Jaly. issa.
sonEgr MoRAs. Mayor.
Filed the 18th asy oi JAY, isss.
&. W FERRTS, Clerk
Published TnesAeys the z8i dag Of July.
E&ez
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Ordinance no. 1850.

An ordinance providing for the grading 81
Hoihn street, in the ciss Of seattle, from
Depot 10 Republican streets
The city OF seaiiie docs ort1afn a. foltovxs
Section l. Ihsf Rot Ia street. ia the cit.
81 -esfise, b. graded frsEn Depot 10 ge.
pso ifsn streets, ard that sidewalks IA
constructed On both sides OF said Rallsn
ssFeet- coexteaaYe with the grade Of said
street
sse . That said improve ments "a made
unslef the direction and supervision 81 the
city surveyor. and be completed on or be.
toE me 1T say 81 sep cfatser. lssl
Sec- 2. Iant THIS or siaaaee shall take n.
fees and b. in farwe ErnsN aud after IL a.
pres&l aud Qualification
Passed the g uaeii the l4ts AZ Of 1afy
fsA9
Approved The 18th daT Of Jmay. 1895
KosEHT MoaAs. Mayor.
fised tbs lsta dag ~ Jsis, lss9
q. ". FKnris, Clerk.
fsshshesi Tuesday, tie 2sd sl-y OF Ialy.
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Ordinance No. l,l49.

An ordinance providing for the grading O,
oak street, In the city OF Seattle, from
DEPOT "a Harrington streets
Inc eity OF seattle does orosin IS follows
SECTION i. lhas Oak street in the civ q,
Seattle, be graded from Depot to IisrI Ison
streets and that sidewalks ne construct a
ON both sides Of sa.d Oak street coex.er.
siye with the grade " said rect
sec. 2, That said Improvements be made
under the direction and snpervision ~ fh,
city surveyor and be completed on OF BE-
lore the lst day Of Sep:e fzbsr, issa
zee 3. That this ordinance shall take
eiiSct ana be ia foy from and after it,
approval and FBtlicaiiun.
Passed ~ he eommoa council The f0sh
dsy of guly lssS.
Approved b. me the 18Th aay az gnlv.
is-s EonVpr uc..,s 49, 80
FILED TIE eth day % Jaly. Iss9
e. ". fERgis. Cterk
July, 1889
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Ordinance No. LISP.

An ordinance providing for the grading OF
Dexter street, In the city of Seattle. from
Depot 10 James street
The city of seattle does ordsin As follows.
szcrIoS !. That Dexter street, In the civ
oil Seattle, be sra Eel from Depot street Ia
James street, aud that sidewalks be con.
strncsed on both sales OF said Dexter street
eoexiensiye with the grade OF said street
see. 2 That sid Improvement be made
under the direction and supervision OF the
city surveyor. and be com pieted OF, or be-
lore the Ia day OF November iss9
see. :. This ordinance shall take effcc,
aud &c In force from ana nj or approval
and publication
ls-g
Approved the 18th ssy 81 July. 1889.
BeRRsT MORAN. Mayor.
FILED the 10th day of JHiy. issa
e. W. FERgis, CLERK
Published Tues lay, tie 2sd day OF Jaly.
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PACIFIC CoAsr STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria: Ats:o0 p. m. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at 500 p. M on July ?. z,
IL. ", y. e, and every FIVE days thereafter.
For Alaska: At 9 a. m. July ., L, IL, q,
August l, IL, IL. II. September 10 and IS.
From SAN Francisco, for Victoria and
Puget sound ports: AT 9 a. ~, July 4, .,
II, -, "a. -, aud every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the Office
Of the company at 1.-THE RUSSELL
GO0DALL PERKINS X CO.. Gent Agts
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal
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an an ne.

The true eating banana. or ma
dura. Is said 10 he unknown In the
northern countries. the varieties We
import being simply those which ar,
used for cooking purposes in the land
nf their growth. There are many wa
rietes oil the madura. each of which
is distinct in flavor.
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A roiis. Yoangstsr.

Philadelphia Press.
Johnny bad been carefully raised
anybody could see that. One day he
sat upon his fathers knee In aerowded
street car. A lady entered.
Madame. I" he said. a. he arose TO
his feet, take my seat"
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when all other remedies fail. Oregon
Kidney Tea comes ta the front like a true,
faithful friend. For kidney aud urinary
noable<. such AS pain 10 the back, mucous
and msisy discharges. brick dust deposits
in the urlue, loss IL appetite. weak ness. and
general debility. Oregon Kidney Tea has
no equal. IL never falls, aud being purely
vegetable composition does not injgre the
SYSTEM. SOLD by stewart s. Noimes Drug
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Ordinance M.
An ordinance proyilin, q. .,''' IS! NJ!

An ordinance providing a. i, I'm.
Sprahg street. IN the city ~ r. n
Seveatn q Eleventh ssises
The city 81 seattle does ussl~x. u. u m n
SEeTi"S l. That srring - +
81 Seattle te gFssea from So T. T.
Eleventh street and that ssdes.s,S.
s'ruettd on both sides az 49, ~
cs,exFensixe with the grade n
an ~. !, ,ha nal ssad imp.osenent ~
CITY surveyor sn.i be cosnn{eseys ~ 4 Il
fore the isI lay a September ~ -
Sc : That this nri,ns,,Ls
effect aud he ia forcc frsn ~ ~ -
approval sni putlipafsnr 20 80 -
Passed The eeuacs! he ss*k : IS: I
lSS9 so d1y6 -
Approved the 18th 'av u y.,. =. 81
fiisd the 18th day u Jaiy. in -
{. W. FkRrfs 49,
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"TSatkN Affissa = jail t'eH8ary
lea have ho idea, Mr.. kxan&n i,
sAia sapsasn Nsselsn. hew an-rrara,
aeas they are. in eenee4lsns fsssssAs ,sey.
s "a, asa IN smasxslax letters lrss
oas OF prison i.urls,s~ ttsas Tssss -. =. =
gosns Ia sczFyh s~.lsssca! sssa,G.., ~
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When baby was sick. we gave her astoria
When she wss Child, she cried for Cas-
toris.
When she became Miss. she elang % Cas-
toffs.
when she had Children. she gave ,ht m
Castoris.
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srs-ae 49, AFzE-sfsS
Victoria. II. &, Is the s.awsst tuwu
IN North AmsgieA. tiasiaess sseE,
there set down "a their ossscsS 81 =
m, and leave AZ & Victoria shnafs
substitute A. u, fey she Is. &C.
Alter is name. and sEy ~ he soss,s.
shans sess than .sssa wears h@aslsa sbs
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Island Transportation Co.,
HgRRKRT 2 BxEcEER. Nsnarer.

hASEkkI 2. BEECEEE, Manager.
The steamer }. il. LIBBY, Herbert p
t's7cacf, master, leaves seattle every ~ar.
9ay sttsY1oea ~ p, 70. tor Port Townsend
sss4 The san Juan sslaadx. from Uatfsld's
sasTI Leaves Port townsend ~ I0x IA
every scndsY, Ne nes.3aT ard srfaav a..
NHaisslsr, calling ~ smiths island. sna
SlehsFstson's Ne&fAer pegrzl tt{ag} A rzyle
aefH Friday HsTsass Maple f0a M0odsy
gems uarso cad 1GaFksisF gesiag seHrhi
sse'sFse sss1s9r. fs7eks. sas East Ssapst.
tsis.rtisBE. leaves y hsfeara a. a m
.ess,tssS Iaars1&ys ssa sAtgfaavS. Or
sSir ~StasssAs trap the libby Eass tAroush
- ; HF'st Ekre tt0Es Port Townssssf r.
ssS3t5e. 8 Casl iEfsbeF notice F.ssss "a
gre - t~ct ~ fTafn scsss}e foT the ixisp9.
y We iA@H5 = esngTssEy saa Friday trirs
~ x - T.tsi 90 tse Warrington S.esrs
issst + ff4iasFs1Ffatiasa "a = ssesrnss Fssfth
70 a'oTt lessIss-eIsa GA Tuesday and Ihnrs.
80 Sls lasS AMI Transferred direct 10 the
a@nsf. oE tnase 0sys tie " = at %
-. lssse sseke1s az. esil fre1chi throrga
HkRBgRT y BExCHER, Manager
y 4 sAIffE&D. arsssf. = astla.
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TINE fABIL
paEIr Excxrr SUNDAY
For era<Ea&amse sid vsy f~asatss ieHFx
Sc a. m arrive s-Is > n. FeE tsi-EAn 1zsc
way points, s<zve SO .. H. II - p N
axrsve II - D IA. ss.s >. IN Fss sssrf essssn
and say points, sea-e SO y IA - p
N arrive - 9. r. SIS p r. 'for i4ks
wAeN hagen. Ia ~stsna Para aiad sslnssFssssf'
y.sl1sa fsswe 10 = Ha, las 2. e sErsss
ssa a ga 80 3 H. Far k1gsss<s, Ere
sssssss ssszs >isar1as1 tsstrss- sssEr & - = "a.
ss IS - - las m-. ss , n arrive
s&e. ~ il-zs n r.: 31a >. ta-- tbs , IA
a7Suaw rxXTss
gsr sHs-.u rs15e aEs ssy y<stnzs. giving
neurs al the fAsls- aezTs . - g. = srsIss
Tssss p g. F.ss -sacsctRsss aha ssg toanis-
legre = p n. strive 70 fss N sfay Lake
wsSzsex<ssp, k.yxnra PARK sad sssss.rsaE
g.ssHss, irave fsss5 a. u.s.. I:s5 . IA ssrsFe
in ~ . Ea-- "a r. m fsg Kagewsis-. Ere
rzags. stss szssszrfsAn prints, ss-ATs - = 10
arrive rs = IN
.t:snsssss @sya steamer st ruien Bay OF
Ys@ter Ter Hoaxhssn and kisafsss1-
EW HTff ten Pass Agt
F.w u HoLEEGpok. Manager
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LOAN S

ttH savUrskie farms are sesng made rs
Jsrs3s GsFnkflr degtgsge Trust 60. OF Kan
AS ttly and ssw Yssr@ ~ 81 40 paid up
esssfA5- B1fliWELl. 4 Is5ssfliE. agents
room ,, Llewsiis n psstg. baliding. seattle.
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( laafes fssSEzs 3 aarf Ter Taesssaa sss.-.
pa A7sa tss s&axaAANa 81 o Ia sz.rs 49,.
DAP Wednesday ss.a Fesssi@Y.
ssss4Fsassa braves ss4e5aaa, ksag ssazas s,xa
= rs sxsg4 sass4ss, aa@sssay sss.s
rafNstsg
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l.. II. Griffith & Co.,

~ AssNsa M &Vss
I.a,e SECOND STREET.
Desire to notify the public
that they have some very
Tine business property for
sale, among which is the
following
\ very choice corner lot
on Front street. 100000.
\ very fine lot on Front
street, $4,000.
\ corner lot on West
street. eoxI eoieet, $4,000
This is a bargain.
We also have lots to
lease ON long time. among
which are the following, viz.
\ choice lot on From,
street a corner.
\ fine lot on Commercial
street a corner.
\ lot ON Fourth street.
between Main and Jackson
streets: veryreasonable rent.
We have other choice
pieces of property to sell OF
lease which may suityou.
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Steamers VIII leave Yesler's dock for Sc
ATTiE- PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE, carry
ing the e. 5. mails Steamer EDITH leaves
Seattle every day. except Saturday, al 1880
p. m. arrives at Port Townsend az a. N.
Returning, leaves Port Townsend II s a. N.
arrives at Seattle al p. m.
SEATTLE ROUTE Boat
every day. Steamer " WASHINGTON (going
directl leaves Seattle at p. H., Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives al What
com Al 10 am. the next day. Returning.
leaves WhsteoEn at J p. m. Mondays, We'd
nessiays and Fridays, arrives at seattle a, 10
A. m next day.
Steamer W. K. MERwIN, touching al
LAC0NSER, leaves Seattle al p. N. Non
days, Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives a,
Whatcom l. m next day; returning. leaves
Whatcon at p. m, Tuesdays and Thurs
days; Sundays at q. m: arrives AT Seat.
tie 10 a. m. next day; Sundays, Up. IN.
NEW WESTMINSTER AND BLAINE
ROUTE - Steamer Eliza Anderson viii
leave Yesler's dock for Blaine, via What
com, Mondays NJ p. III. For New West
minister and Roche Harbor Wednesdays
al 10 y. N.
GEO. s. JACOBS, Secretary,
ID, b. JACKSON. President.
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All Atmst- 80 fslaasE fss~sA~
snst ratings a. any gsssss@rsa
done at r.. Anthony fs4nss.s-y
st the isaszs.sss s.rla~~.
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l.. H. Griffith 4 Co.,
t.2ie SECOND STREET.


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oFFEs& - tssFf NDlEEs - ttBEENEE. !
WASH - rssN iale = isSl
aaEsHss. ~ Ssfssfsz tsrY sri tcsssc pre-
senis& go shS uussssSis re st s.s hspg
sasS0 - spfess tasf 'ThS v esd sHgslg
Nastaasi hAlsk t3 ssss;if in ta@ vssF a
seNs1se p tar cuaais - kteg SIS fsfss
-ssfY at "A ssh zetaa. hsz eautg,1el aitA .
tks provisions ~ thg statfs-ss ~ fhv aissa'
ssslss. Fs13siFss3 sas ~ s,.s apllaa sfih bsfsss
So asss~sstfsn sail ~ sasharise9 81 essss
Eseffa& ssse Ssst9Sss ~ asakinx
SsW thesas.ssV 3. tssss a. AtTshslls
j~Hats xtFsi AfEHx SsEs FfgsssssF ~ fHs
f8frVss'T 10 ASsesY cSttify tAas .sIe4
aSAiaSt.p Nsgssuzi Rank si Sssizse "a.
tae rfts tss Fsstsse. 81 tsae fseEnty e ksnS
sni tsEfsgsrs - Nssh lsessiE. - sufaaF8e4zs
- eols1sCeos stss hssssness - h2Hkfssx ~
Fsfsass; In ssyssas Efts sssss eas.srx.s kszs1
six;F u.ss ~ ;he Aes ~sl s1.fasss 81 tae
& aste1 Sskses
"a saszitssf = hsfFstf 9ffraSs
yaY Aaaa sHs sess ct es-ssS
shfz Tth fsy 80 gnas. ~
keEAt JAMS 81 AhKAEssS
luFGif saA sgtsue Ftszan.
trader 81 liss .iszsz. ~
~ k8a
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We roast oar own eaGNs,<. va ix..... IA
own teas. we grind oHr oss ssiSSs-s ~
manufacture our own extracts. - -
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BANK or NORTH SEATTLE


Ccrzcr OF 7foBt aad Bsrsery STREETS
Fprpsgr ara domestic exchange ccu&hs
and sid. sesegrsphie t-asssfc-x lGastes de-
posts seess rss-.. ssei general nankinx
business frAss~zs .sss
Ne have >recsss facilities sor aAkins
eoissx ssszss ~ rti rata 81 the tnife1 STATES
ard sssnsssz- ss.sazs =. W. ~ p a. SAL
s.sssxs, a ~ ~ { = "a atsti "a =. -.
fs11fasss*~- u - aEEEzsg.s FFsss-
steat. goHsT fssszsrEsss ysese President
c. e. gSsszs. ssaSk'evs q. r nsSxrs G.
r. STo<E
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Its passenger equipment is the finest In
the world, consisting of Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders of second-ciass tickets. aud the
most medern style of Day Coaches
It's Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality OF food in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along its line Is unequalca. and in the de-
tails of track, train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted that can add 10 the safety and
comfort of It's patrons. All in all, IL gives
the best and most seryicable line Of travel.
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, and
all Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg.
Minneapolis. 81. Paul. Chicago, ~, Louis,
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued. TO all
principal points IN the United states Can.
ada, and Europe, at lowest rates
For detailed information apply 70 the
following agents of the company;
&. q. &cCORD. 6 Washington street.
Portland. Oregon; f.. W. MCGINSESS. Seat.
Tie, w. T.; +. +. ELLIS, Tacoma, W, T.:
d. 4. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, II. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co, posEoflice.
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L. $. Mail Steamer HassalO,

Leaves Seattle for Whatcom and all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days ST II =. IA. Arrives at Whatcom Tues
days, Thursdays and SATURDAYS al S y. m.
Returning, leaves Nhaieom SUNDAYS.
Tuesdays aud Thursdays at $50 p. IN. Ar.
Tiyes al Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS NJ N N,
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets 20 all points via Union Pacific.
oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office In Seattle
selling via all the through lines
X. X. HARDING
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. m. June 6, is and 80
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, aud AT II p. IN. June 10, y, and July
9 Tor Portland. Oregon, calling at Port
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and As.
toria with freight and passengers.
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Northern Pacific Railroad,

And see that your ticket reads via this line,
81. Paul or Minneapolis, to avoid changes
and serious delays occasioned by other
routes.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars run on
line. Berths free. Lowest rates, quickest
time.
GENERAL OFFICES OF the company, III
First street, corner Washington, Portland.
A. ID. CHARLTON, Asst Gen Pass. Agt,
No III First street, corner Washington,
Portland, Oregon.
W. h. SPENCER. Ticket Agent, r. S. :. r.
X. DEPOT
A. CfIILBEEG. Ticket Agent, Seattle.
Northern Pacific Company at Graham 4
Dsulton's, Boston block.
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