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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04
IarccossoIs o &, 7.
WAaFIGID s. HAL5,
pnU g GleTs
Corner Prince and lairfsz ss:so:.

descriptions e specially EngliaA, French,
German snd Domestic Toilet Soaps Genuine
Fs-ina Cologne Magnolis, Eedyosnis Goranium
and Florida Water; Genuine irbi:'s Extracts;
spcngas, Hair Brushes and Combs beat English
Tooth Brushes a full assortment OF Patent Medi.
cines, Coxo'a Gelatine, Corn Starch; Sea Moss Fac
rne; Spices Of ell kinds and select stock Of eli
articles sod By druggists ct prices rs low as the
same quality cen be obtained elsewhere. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04
For trying to steal kiss on New Years
Dhila6al.

For trying 70 steal q Also Oh no" &c.
day Young Edward J. Kenney, OF Philadei-
phla. spent toe night 10 police CELL aod
was yesterday placed under ball Tor his uh
garrauted rudeness. The story OF the 81
tempted kissing Ia that on Monday night
Togayd Esrtzell was walking on Coe-tnuI
street with Miss Maggie Doyle. when Al
inc his arm around Miss Doyle's neck said !:
"Darlinp. it's cold night and attempted
TO kiss her. Miss Doyle drew back her
head and escaped the OSCILLATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04
DIRECTORS
OF TIE
PRINCIPAL Business Houses Of the City


Banks.
ssrks Herbert, cor King and Fairfax stree
CRNsens National Bank L. ". cor. Prince
30 streets.
tfests.
Books, Stationary aud Printing
a.E. French, 90 King street.
s. F. Dyson, sos King street
China, Glassware, &c.
FL. Miller, Son & Co, SIS King street.
ccnfsotioners.
Eenry Brongle. l29 King street
,. q. Appich, 500 King street.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I Hehbers L Co.. cor King and Royal sts
A. 2. Slsymaker, 1O5 King street
8 8. Tscketf, 100 King street.
Drugs end Chemicals.
wy Creixhton e. Co, n. W. cor. Siog az
: Iesdbeater Bro, 3. Fsiriax stree,
Rroadua & Smith, cor. King snd Fairfax streets.
I'D. q. Lunt, II. Q. cor. King and Wsshingto
GHeets. 1,, ~.
Ws-Neld q Hall, OCT. Prince and Fairfax stron; :.
eroeerr sad Liquor Dealsri
G. Hilburn, II n Royal street.
CHARLES King & Son, 81 Cameron street.
harlow & Bro, u. VI. cor. Royal and CameIcu
y. 1. johnson, Z. .. cor Royal and Csmeror
q. MeBurney & Son, s ". cor. King snd wssa
&. VIM. Ramsay. cor King and St. Asaph st,oc.
Hardware and Cutlery.
1T. Creighton & Son, SO King street.
3. :. Peake cor. King and Pitt streets
ycwellers.
z. Wndt, 10 n Royal street
Lumber, SC.
Parry, smoot & Co., Nc. IS corner Cameron snd
onion ste.
Maehilists.
as. Moore, SO Union street.
Wood and Ceal.
". A. snoot & Co., foot of Princess st.
J. B. Zimmerman, foot OF Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04
1889 ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. 10

The GAZETTE, chronol ecally, is in the
sz1grTrgrE wear of its existence and is now
only the oldest paper in the State. but, wit
very few exceptions, in the country NO
withstandirg the fullness of its years, 1t hSs
kept. and will continue to keep abreast OF the
times Ia all that pertains to neDs paper,
furnishing it's readers daily with perfect
mirror of passing events, domestic ana for
eisp. It's facilities for obtaining news as
thew increase are taken advantage of and
used for the benefit of its readers, who are
thus kept thoroughly posted as TO all that Il
of interest politically, socially, financially
and commercially. Special attention is
xiyen to matters concerning the State and
jts welfare, while Its local columns contain
all that IL of tbs slightest interest to Alex
andrsa. It's regular correspondence from
Washington aDd Richmond are features o.
noculiar interest, as attested by the eager
ness with which they are read and copied
hy other papers, while its editorial depart
neut, conducted With reference to the beet
interests OF the city, State and country, will
continue to advocate what is believed to be
Eeshs, Just. honest and patriotic. With .
view to the Interests OF merchants, farm
oss. and ell interested, its commercial COL
anns are carefully edited and its market
REPORTS are acknowledged by all to be faith
fal and accurate. Through sll THE section
Of the State and in all parts OF the country
where Virginlans have located, there will
the GAZETTE generally be found, and thus
a. an advertising medium it has few equals
outside the large cities. In the household,
esanting room and workshop, it is an ever
welcome visitor, acceptable alike to old aDd
voung, the grave AID the gay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

The steamship Idaho Is At the eoai
bankers.
The steamer Indiana IS TO be ran on the
.skagit river.
S.eam viii he rottea up On the tag Dis
patch tomorrow
Tae steamer Persley is ssh st Baker
Bacon & 20. wharf
The steamer AK IS loading in San
Francisco for the sound.
TIE steamship Michigan arrived here
Yesterday from Portland,
The sseamer George ". Elder vi. pruha-
asv sail for Aiaska To-day.
The steam recR harre Spratts ARK
started lar NFetersa Yesterday.
The sgaauer i-s&me @sa ~ sa frorn Port
land about TIE lass eE Eaa week.
The Wells Tine steamer Jeanle sails from
san Frmnc4sco ks8sy Tor the sound
The bark Elsaorst ealsas in the Wells
line leaves san FgA2eisco November =
AZ IL tae boats Running SAB tse Sound
are doing IA excellent hus5ness ias' aow.
The bark BsehaFa III patta sea last night
xith .sss9 teas o. e8ai tor esa Francisco
rbe Pfessev orous;bt ia onlv ssK tens II
freight Yesterday nuHalEs nae feok oat
less last Night
Tfe steamship CEaAt.sla took 80 tors It
s4ssl Yesterday mernigg. she sails soE san
Francisco to-usshS-
rhe steamship Wajla WsltA Is dg5s hefe
sAn AFTERNOON freuA sas kganeiseo wiih
trs Tar aaa pssAen sers-
Fha sehcoasr I.e1Eia arrives su EoFs FROM
tssg f'-aarssea YESTERDAY IS ua3a Nth 49,
te7gs e general ass~e aafs&4se-
Tae steamer II. = Maaros iaatei Gffeea
items az aav fruza snahaazssa aH Hakse.
l4e1E & cas- ahsEt yesterday eFealaE-
The ship epa~fau az.a sse lAlae }2etet sFe
On sac vas aeEe &c syis5 coal fag ean iran
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oFer O. -. PEI n. S.: me1Enn- rer y. ac: 1srhs
u1tier 3 -. pef .. Sc s3a5ed kFzs snd cMsf rcr
q 81 Ezosn hsdes. uvez e -, per =. &c. unasr
q ne. De- ary hides. raT y. - dry elk. per -
&c ary aeerskans. saamsner. Per .. zsrs wfafer.
axs szasepsxsaa. EAeMEiizgks each, 1oEa2sc. me-
osasa, snSa. 55asze. sEla wccl. eaeh. saaf1t
EAsss - fsoesaags Grain, par 10 $50, posz-
tEes. per fan s7sa
MhE5S-kssszxh esznzz0n. per ". 81 rough
cur 7aoa sszed 50. GEsorzng Ia vertical - 90
esagfng KS "a 4 sc. 1x4 "a rs. Nsx.rsrv
Lxas Nc !. -: iacownls LIS. Eo : EIssa dreSaed
sslsanSf, Is ~ ars@s1 lsnhex. g. szzs rssEzc.
SO I 70; drssissd csszr eedzzs So door 5srnhe,
phAley sfgszss eics Tsr Il. s@ss psekssz, sxI1 ;
zz Il e&rh Re-. pEekes 1xsx ssrpsssess. er rusfs-.
sK Eeg =, ses sszftes, sxE 80 f. *. mol6lnTs
als ass1 uewaess. per f. S&e wIa<sows 10 ser
e'11 discount IRON ESss d0ars. . pr c9ax liz
etlans frcEa LIST
Lotss-FaFs egafnar1. yer v q. 8 50 uessnr1.
peF = ss: snpcwler aaa'ify, pr u Il. 40.
cedar. superior qnaliss. per M Il. 81
ia LseeFssslea. s. Per s0a. nREs g. 50 per s1a;
@sgeent1gx, 81 pgs ton
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To Young and Ealddle-Agod Men,
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Er-Nssss !. -.
. - - @sssas sl4N@sllAaA x ~ Teasa4sA
Y1sss~s 49,
$50 sssbsrS 49, s.sgss9s permanently eNFta
-" - r. = 49, 49, A@asss8;
$3.50 fssss 10Y 49, aasaeF eesAglatn&s
$50 ,..Ssss 49, 80 tsV8@sM.e hasiaaA& g
s. - y $500 = Afs5 nstAA sesas-
49, - -ssss - So - 2fAeFaths
- stssN teNsAk#e aa& sAta3s tGfesA
s~~ss4e s1sAs0aaats.
our success IS Based ODnn Eace@
Gar remedies as nufek1v ana rnga ,s..e~.
pesssv
Ne 10 rot claim 70 know svrrxshgnp IN rrsa
tina 10 medicine ar diseases ~ "a ~, az =
evefy ease s Ne az san ssf a. s..s y , ~ :
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eEs1nf g is eszsnness- The Psxak Eoensa Sno~e
EoAa = oSEass19 eN8fooz spar IA the rnfre x4.x
tie essal waa4 be thrown gspsn the saavl,ns "a q
tsw weezs LEGAL iynngesH viii be bxals BERG
aza2 Erom sky - 10 funs of ,soas salSnn aws
Cay. Hosting machinery - aesr nesne put trs.
TIE Kine II cwRe6 by L. r. tsKrxtseia. i Ii
s5seHf~s7. esSzt2in z w. Hsstnea. James wesv.
A4tesletl I<yve. s4wart CAr3wen AMI ~
MARTA wAo Ill szusszy tneofpolsse aszpary
Wig espfaas stock Of SO GO = iwork tae mine
MxMeHASossa AID PRODUCE nscE1sTx
D1f4Hg The last swNasy-Eozsr hears TIE raer-
enMl1<Aae aEd pgxsnes receipts 81 his alrS zesra
= tolaawEs PEget @ozU6 r1ors Brad sas tons.
GalaF1oa D Puget s0sGa9 railroad 70 tons. Se-
site. Lake s5oee 4 R3stern rzltwzv. s4s sanz
- w@ter-<szrA Brcwn. fa t1siy. cazrgae. Z
tosss Washington. 8 fgns Edith. tens. VIZ
An1Ioes - taux LetsEaa &C tons MsehsgAn a1n
tons soztE<fn Gkief. s1oo teas, total reeespsa
1.sea t01s.
szERME1ra
During TIRE iast - h0nrz goods and merrhan-
04se we're slfpgzd from Seattie I'll tie sarr0nnd-
rs eoaatFy As follows. Esazea Sound snsra
F1a9. 81 'oaas Cciunbsa & Fa~es isaraa raF!roas
- fossgs Seattle. gsaks shore & EaaseFa Fassrrza
g toizA. bs ~atsF- Edith. s. tnns. Mabel. i soE;
lola. toas; Grace. { TONS. Hzeaaru III 1890
teas. Tosal shipments, 1esz Tons
s&Tcgz or sHeEzRws
Ore car tsea pre- / car sahle glassware. 3
razz machinery, CAL tszra Gotta. car bsssss. /
cAg fgTa tmsa. p head cattle. 3 cars ingnfpsf &
Cars bvsgk. 5 te.ts ash. j car GAIA ear beet "a
tors has ~ taas Ex&ex. eAFs iatEaaes. Geo nkt1
groceries. 10 lens lsan.
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, for The Oregon Inprorenent Con-

cisco for the Oregon improvement Con-
pany
The bark Southern chic. nov atscs,a~r.
ing ~ HatSsid's wharf, leads coal for san
FFa1acisco Ger the Oregon Impruvement
Company.
The steamer Josephine arrfTed hMck
from Tnaon Gizy ard c.hex Hoods canal
points yesterday. with quite Load Of pas
ssagsrs sad . good-zined load OF freight
The BARK Southern Chsef arrived in rors
yesterday frona san Diego she sncoun-
tered favorable weather III sae way I'D aud
rna5e tsae ran in the remarkable time of
nine DAYS. which Is the besg known time
on this ran. She brought so IONS OF hav.
80 tons OF brick ard about a85 tens of iron.
lime etc She doekes5 ~ Hassses.ass wharf
yesterday afternoon and began dsschzrging.
shipping Inselligence-
Say FgAxezsco. 0cs a. Arrived -
Str Oregon. Portland; Br str Wellington.
Departaare bay str City Of PasblA. We.
torIas str kzvluk. KODIAK, STR Wislalnesae
Valley, Taanina: hktn Qnicxstep. Kodiak /;
str Wilmington. Puget sound 81 Rufus r.
Wood. Nanatmo. hk Mary Clover. Port
Discovery Ok Seminole. Seattle. Cleared
---Ek Margaret. Vancouver
AmIEoUGsR, Arrived. prior to 0cfober
2s-terfon, Tort Gamble. Bonanza, t'Asa-
lady: NlrErwah Cir Harho~
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Returning. leaves whataonn Ct 3. N. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. on the satGr-
day trip the Libby goes through TO Seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 10 Seattle. 81. Until FUR
Their notice, passengers or freight from seEftle
for the islands rs the Tlh9ys "Wednesday and
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Cos steamer
Edith to Port Townsend ca TuesdsY sass Thurs
day nights and transferred direct - the Libby
ON these DAYS the w. s. 81. 90. will issae tick
els aad ball freight through 10 destination.
HERBERT BEECHER, Manager
T. A. HATFIELD Agent, seattle.
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yxyEsT SEATTLE YERRY.
pufYIc COAST STEAMSHIP co9rASY.

rsxr.trh sfaazae~s fruaa seattle IS EaIlows
So Saa Francisco. va F8et IawBss8d amA
vsfg0z4a- A. q "a. tpaHsfnEeFs reserved on
aaa-f A. 5 p ua.} tfetpssF q = - y - 80.
ara exrfv aee 3s7s THEREAFTER.
80 Afnska 0esutee es = "a, An4 November
B ae8 Is as e..
Fvazu ssn Efa&cssea, fog NteEasss al Puget
sfsasrss v.4sss- A. p. EGss 0Tah&F z, y i. II
81 - aass every aVe 8HEs there's zsF
Fsrsef rnMv ~ obtained 81 tae 01ses o. the
eNA''5 ~-'S t,sfsuatK. PERKINS & co.
Genera. AxensA
- xe @sYkss Street. NRm FEmnrss6ga. al
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The steamer J. q. Libby, HeFhsrt F. Beeehes
master, leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon at
4 p N. for Pert Townsend ard the >an Juan
Iowuse1dst 6 g. m. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for whsfcoEn, calling ct smiths
Argyle, Lopez Friday Harbor. Mamie ,ea Mon
day going north a1d Thursday gong SOUTH,
Roche HarDoE. oFcaS and East sound
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DAcTFrc NAVIGATION co.-wHArcoN

DAcTFTC NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoA
4 ROUTE.
steamer state OF Washington. Henry Bailey.
TT aster. leaves Tacoma sunday Tn STAY and
Thursday Tor AhatcouS, sehome. Fairhagen,
SamiSh, Coupyiiie, AnacoFtes. Jtsalady and
seartle. Returning leave Whatcom on follow
ing 8av.
ncnednle-Leave Tacoma S p. m: leave Seattle
ap IN; arrive Whalcom a. m; leave Whatcom
S ,. Va: leave Seattle 80 n IN; arrive Tacoma
2 20 y. m.
ROCHE HARB0R ROUTE
steamer skagit Chief. George Barlow, master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday az ? "a m.
Leaves seattle, Hs.Eeld's wharf every Monday
and Thursday 81 +. n. for san Juan islands.
calling AZ Clinton. Utsalady, stanwood. Lacon-
ner, Friday Harbor Roche Aaroor.
sKAdIT kTVkR ROUTE.
Steamer Henry Bailey. :. 7. Denny, master.
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays ct
! =. m.
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for stanwood Fir skagit City, Mount Yer
non, sterling and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents. Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, seattle
J. sEbGWfCK.
General Manager, Tacoma
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srA1rIE.wnArcoM ROUTE.

Steamer Washington leaves seattle at 9 y m.
enndavs Tuesdays aud 1hETs9avs. arrives at
Ygbetroua at 6 r. "a, Mondays Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS arrives af seattle at a. m next DAY.
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wHArrov Am srNIAHWoo ROUTE.

steamer ElfEs aa8egsan leaves seattle Ak =.
sys NnfffAvx WEDNESDAYS aBd Fridays arrives
~ Whagrnrn T. n next sfay, Returning. ieaTns
Nhsteay. Tuex4ays and 1hnFsdsys A. :. IN,
SUNDAYS A. IA. Monday tTip 20 S#En3ahm@o
To- II JACKSON President
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ckAIILEs NHAIIDA And SEAtAMAVu
K0ETE
steamer leaves Ss8ffle for Whaecom and al
way landings daily except Saturdays 81 II p.
day.
ketEraiDg leaTes WhateoTn daily except SAT-
uTsSas At $50 ,. n. Arrives It seattle ~ p m
tae following day.
EoFIeE-sgearser leaving seattle Fridays a. IL
p. r.. 1ssi 70 IA Blaine and ScmIEhn0o. Leaves
Eiaine 81. WA@.eon st abouk =. n. Saturdays
The only Office in the city selling tickets -
all Sssints Eass ara south wa the Canadian ia.
ciEe, SoFtaern Pacific ard Onion Pacific.
O. r. BgzsGs, Agent
o. r. 4 n. Co. Dock.
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q n 4 8. Cras-9TSET SOUND DIVISION
Ne Ihe sa1snwIag esakzsx1e faE TIE esaznpnnvss
steamers VII - tn assses "a Ana assaz AEggss 2.
Iss2s Exgsl fa-zAeF neezee
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southern and Eastern mail carries Pullman
SleeTsrx
Weller
Tickets on sale to 81 points in the United
states, Canada and Earure
L a. NADEAU. Manager
T. T0SKIs. Tteket Agent
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WOODS CANAL EcCTE-sTEAMER gosK.
IL rhENA

-e.....y-er ssseyhsae vii Asave g hzrsfsseh-
AA'N~e.es.~E w.gtne 48sY sas AasHgs4sY saUTmgag
40 - 4ert Canals sg&bsos. Uu48n
- n wK4 rasHts ga Hoe Naal fsz-
80 - ess~es naen Ctzg @ags8ay An2 8s.s4rNs
1870 fsf g. as ~ pAsssSa 49, A.
t9+@-sA- ii. lEE TIE Master
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American Express iis1s; Canada Southern,
So; Canadian Pacific 6sss: Central Pacific, 81:
Burlington 1861; IaeAasHnns. l4lss; Denver
q Rio tsr2rde. is5< EFe, ISL !: Kansas & Texas,
liiss Lake shore. 1865: Louisville & Nashville.
SIS Michigan Ceutra', IS Missouri Pacific 7gss;
Northern Pacific. %. preferred. s014 Northwest
ern iI3< preferred. 4oa. New YORK central. 1861
Oregon Improvement 81: Oregon Navigation
100: TraEseontinensai, sesS P4eific Mail. 81
Reading. -; Rock Island. 30 !: -. Patti, sgas
Texas Pacific, COS Union Pacific, 69Fs: United
states Express, 81. Fargo Express. Isl. Western
Uni0a, So, American Cotton Oil. AIS
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sr.Trrr poRr TOWNSEND RorTE

T., 5. natl steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day, except saturday, AT 10 - r. m. arrives at
Yggft Townsend st q N. next day. Returning
leaves Port Townsend 81 a. m, arrives at se-
attic at o. n.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERRERT
Il +. Beecneg. manager.
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C,AgAnIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THET TRUE
TRANsCoNTINENTAL ROUTE
--BETwEEs--
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

It's passenger equipment ia the finest In The
world, consisting ~ luxurious sleeping cars,
having drawing. smoking snd bath rooms: ccm.
Portable and clean Coi0ast ears, with free sleep
iag herths for holders OF Eecondeclass tickets.
and tlse most modern stYle Of 5ay coaches
Its dining cars and hotels provide The best
quality 81 food III unlimited quantity. 81 reason
able rates
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NES ToEK, oetI .s.-1soaeg On cAll tight
- s to %: closed st ); Prime mercantile paper,
ass@z}s sterling exchange qHiet Int weak
ssxty-1ay bills, s4sEa.. demand, s4sg4
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SUNDAY TRAIN2
For South Bend, Sno9nal.l 49,
ME. Gilman std way - - -
For Snohumisa and way Sg2pm a&am
For Suburban points SIX trains each was.
Call OF write for pocket rwe card.
4. vs., RUFF Gen Pass Agt.
EwD. HoLBRooK. Manager,
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III AND SHIPPING.
If the New Coal Nine
At Black River.
ACTIVITY IN JosBlna.
,~ Rixher~0ats Unchanged
rrssers-Pou1sry scaFrs,
xt,h Upward Tendency.


SAITH Oct. -.
sse seattle elezriag a0ass 80 day
- as cars 81 hops wcFe saiprel
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f.AsAnzAS PACIFIC xAvIsATEoS CO.
- gA1-l@s@4a
STEAMER PREMIER
EsgSD SOFA
FEneGuver 1unfRv 8nz Tcwnzenss Tknrsazy
Anzrssssy- Pm ant Me11Rv.g % "A
11wEseEazs. 4c11ss aa4 Se&sse Erz1nv 9aA
A1Er@ssT Ill q Tarxs3ay ZaM
seMssas. Tuesday sae Teaczn&- Frl1aT sn1
fzzo@T -s-e~>-.s - T5essszy ..--.ss.ss - n
SuESD SaKTE.
eeAssaA az zEGzsxAF Tewrsgrs4 SAm
I1<sz&g and FEsssay #has.pm ~ an
zawEssEa1 "a = - a1esSe HarAo-- y 20 . "a
NAEsrom 49, IS q EancGUvex pm
Roche Eawnor rn
Ks r7z1 FsR1N reserves z1N right 70 chAxre tie
tzsS sAe8a Gr E4sesS G. cG4s MEsz1o1s nussce
BAYS or DEPARTURE PROM sEATTLE
Txe~1avs saE Fridays
DATE OF ARRIVAL At SAITH
Tuesdays 2na Ffseavx
JOIN 4 0'EETEy. Master.
". W. PAEEEE Aean-
jobs IkAtAsA. Aaaaxee c. P. X Co. Id
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