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Steamers wiz leave fsSser,s
ATTI.E FORT TOWNSEND mr.
ing the T.. = mails Sfeas1er ~
Seattle every day. except STINT
p. M arrives al Furt TpwuSi
Returning. leaves Port ruwrGl1I
arrives IL Seattle st d IA.
SEATTLE-wHATc0x RON 3
every day. Steamer WASlIIN0
dsrcct} leaves Seattle at sn1
Tuesdays and Thursdays asf}SS
com AZ 10 am. the next dxy.
leaves whafruui ~ { q n NJ
nessiays and Fridays. arrives &
n m. next day. So
Steamer W. X. MERwTN.
f4ACoNNER. leaves Seattle II &4
days. Wednesdays and FfidsS1*
Whateom II nj. next day, rel8r2
Whatepm al p. m. TUESDAYS -
days: Sundays ut a m. nf{lS
tie 10 q, IN. next day. ssssssiayrL
GEO. 3. JAfOM
D. n. JACKSON, President. s.;
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xdsss-AN ACTIVE INTEREST N
F9sSSNs "a ss~aassls hssE tasssxxs usaas.s
~ sNhestssk1 efEzs~ fz~8 zxsl tssakss~sxt
Ast<fka~S. SWING ss@sz2Fs II tssssNfsss pzags.
<4sV kss1 iAse2s ~ 4xxs
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q 3. !. :; Z.
H1f6k &A1 1s1s3lLx x1(3lE
rxaxsl 1fszs1k AEs1u9n fo1F ~
In sls<sz - zxar.el :. - -.
eM&2H A<<4 e1x<%xzc &Q ss'.''
l52z& - sz!z91
u Tkzsd sssaess besussn l<zssn go
Eien<hxrt $1,000
: go 80 2 e r<r rxTY 11HSrxsIAs6
sss...A.' $3.50 d q fiehnfl1Suss, Bruns-
80, <'ssss = = =
= 49, 3
- ~ - s.st "a. go
60 - 49, 49, tpssz ~ - - x...s~,.
e.sxe ~ I: $500 ~ 49,
~ kesasa. ssrzzx To- n.ssks :. !. - s's.
1850 g = - - =. =
LIS xA1-E fUE ~ ~ 4 A1hs ~ x4 3 - Il.
Ills ~x<ks ~ 6oxtN g. p l1e - $50 49,
xs<zs1 ssssss ~. - -. -. . -
:, -, r,~s.. "a III Frs,ut
- - - = = :.
- $500
E0k s&IE-7rsk THE STRONGEST
kss &c tae RE $685. &c e = ! - =,
49, y - - - s-..s -s,ss
~ - fa< 4<s1 - - .s.nn - - $50
s.',.s - y .ss ss,S ; $3.50 - Easid
-. ~~-<r - !. =. - .-.vz,
- g. 8 9 : ~. ssasin
-. r .sss x.s s.<ss Ix fhsr x,et 81 rsr
fers@f As,x,fx. p " care Pest fnfelIi-
renrer osssse.
. ~ i 81 SS1575D FLYING Hack
$780, 8 -. sss,xs - <srs rslSas. Peat
s.. - zss.e sr.rs [ssssse.
=
uh $500 ~ 80 l p rs.s.S.
S1sss 49, -. s',''S 80, -, ~.
Ax-ssIxsssn - sss.ss -, -,
~ y g - ,.v.s.s,..s y,
20 $40 ni5 70 1n<Sss WEB axr 49, q
build vlsiln gszsol1oss Ill., snse me nno
nov sso~ q opss.staasiss ii seeariax hssauliisl
sites Il bald GA. f3r>1 cuue can haze tseir
choice. and fhose who miss the chance are
likely q fczret IL apply To owner On the
srUufsss
1-0K sATE-A sTEKN WHEEL S7EA An
q. 90 feet long Box Sc. Seattle
r-e1T 11TE UaNT 10 FIJI EVFET
+ MIX. lsnttes-rsllk. elabher and IRISH
AEEfs-s seattle MIX Cox. fn%t0zNEe D9A
l.sss1 olIsee. foaI q Com1nerc.al ssIss1
L,OR sALE-sxsx1D FEET on FRONT
! street: good business PFoperk Attea-
ftoa OF investors rss,ectaaiiy iHfit,o. An-
llseSs owner. q. g. Boz -: S.ls
-1.rr1 zrr0g.
= - =
yEAsTED--A GOOD SET BEDROOM
-. !, In n..a xnssh IVY Loan s'''is's'
s-.zr - 80 -
ITO AL WHOM II NAY CONtEkNs
fhls5s % mostly Al persons wno nafe
dome o. waO nay hereafter 90. hsssi ness
with the so-cAlied nfM 81 Cushing = breWns
81 Kent. King county, Washangtgn tefri-
tor, fa.f fae use o. my neme "a tnak con
nees,sn = wne.y hnansnesszs s g s; san
s on a n a. rhics NAV - eonirscs,sd s
~ 4 4 t.ss4hfnr. either IN fis osrr name
81 s,nfsey the name snd strle of ss(.ushfnr
GATI. Am sFF NoDEL az HAET-
I nssrsss sIiding blinds can ne anil 4
e. new or old homes orders taken for
s%rx.ess tinnss ann Windows a Whifnra's
,Iarst xar.. ssesve. i. 100 FRONT street
- = ~ = = Z; Xxx = =.
$500 - = :. "a = ~. 2
-. ~ ~ s ~ =. 49, .a - 0es
san-n M--n .-n- -e-l s.l~-.<-
AME. AISESO. THE CELEBRATED
vi csairyoyant and card reader, can be
consumed = tue no.el DlnnSMlck.
G cANDINAyIAN EMPLOYMENT Of
- fice-pagties wishing good and reliable
help will do we'll to call at our once. foot
al Ham street. 12Ii<, Carlston 4 Carlson.
DUBBER sTANPs-GO TO sos SECOND
IL street for al! kinds OF rubber stamps
and lob printing. Ames & Ellis
: $50 T.,rs r<-g GO 40 !. 49,, :, :,
" rvn SA.E Vt LIE ~.
Sas.,ia p H. .SsS sssn1 = 49, a q Ne q
ot4tt1ts nfittsH N0tumDl&s iuc8tt0 ~ 31f6-
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rAclrIc CoAsT Ely


Dispatch steamers fruzu sea1lIn
For SAN Francisco, VIA Nm
ard vietoria. Az 500 D. u. In
celyesi on board al SEQ D. m. }a71
rs and ~ aid every ave darn
For Alaska. Al ga. N. M
II. ~. "a. july = II, II. g. Au1S
~ September 10 and - q II 81
Frum san Francisco, IN
Pugeg sound ports: Alta
IS, 50, and every five days shel
Ticket office Sraftle-C olu1
Sound railroad Office.
G0ODAI-L@ PERKINS e CO.
No. 10 Marked street. San Fyn1
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Advertisements under the hsmsis of Lost
FuAnd. For sale. Far Rent, and Situations
Wanted viii he Inserted At the rate al =
Ccnts word ies Hyst insertion. l ceat
wefd Cor each subsequent Insertion Pay
mcns always in advance.
NOTICE The business Office 81 the roSr-
rNrxliAagScgk will hereafter ~ apen uatil
n p. M Classified advertisements viii lse
reviewed mp 10 this hour.
The following letters sre awaiting edver-
fiscrs III this affsee.
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There viii be a nsecsing of the Central
p fnocrstse league OF Washington on
Thursday, June s, at 80 p. m. Id the hase-
meut OF she Butler block, corner 81 second
aud James streets seattle. 10 cora sete the
eiestson Of officers and 10 transact sn h
other business As may be properly brough
before the race ing All members and all
other Democrats. Who desire To becuu.e
sach. re earnest invited - be present
BY order Of the executive comm fiee.
GEORGE DoSwORTH, President.
JOHN Y. TERRY, Seer. tary
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- TI~1112r~ - a1TM G1|mn 11I17H 3"
EHX kGH& q - -
...s. ~ Y. = -. = 8 -
- - = =
~ EANAA1, Ia - - 5 1s..s 49,. 49,
~ 80 e - sr's{ -. EnfvsxS1fy CRY -
Eew YreE g. 1f'zkl fruu< saxeel okzce
ssar.rs IL = e =. a 4 Is 4 and % > p n
spec3nI affcnf5on rfrea - susxery; nedf-
~sf xrss s,1rw<1sns s{{s1eanee a. 9orSeu do
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NORGE Of Annual Stockholders
Meeting.

The seattse Transfer Company. nfzlre ~nssth
east esrney az NAsrs sUa second streets.
s-sss1lR. WasAanxsan territory.
The regsszs anaszki zseeEfnx " the ssssk-
iasfAsrs a The seastie Trxnster fazaEs4sy
VII te head ~ fise uszIee d tek eora Eskny sszs
MansEgy. 9aae - Ives. 81 the hour 81 tSn
sf'etsrk, p a. q sssa day K1erfian e
fssssssrs Ia she snsaknx yea viii ke held
az tie <2me sixae and plara
a r SHAUHUT.
Nser-nxpeISems ana xxn1xnl nAnaUer.
gHs&fES ARMSTRONG. SECRETARY
Sx&stsr. Mhy r, - a&wa
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mn rrss9er~ - - TiS<ssSs1 -: ,r31c
i u sssrs x1s11n1 IN 1eSes ~ YSnax.
- a<rTn % s71r5~ 1879 TT~E I.
nm <sf~<s - {<sr,x azesszr hx<s1fSinxa Y.snarss
/. ! l5,st S~sss.s ssrr1sr sssss< - - rezssf
kwSs - essi ~ 81 fsssnn fsnxsneas exssez.
ksH = r15erzpe>s ak<zfee z y<N<o1zes
~ -
: 7:sss, 3 8 !. s
49, 5. - 49, =. .s, 80
I'd ssss5~rn ssscrssfen~~s. -. rnfxr. &C.:
as<sA 80 a. ESknnRzze. heewxen AecoaE
80 tnss1 49, - NJ. . - -
- - -. 80 ! J. Il ~
49, ~ =" -
-. g
Is~1E kkxT-fxrK- kf1oM H0ESE AND
80 $1,000, =. 800 $3.50 .. s, - 80
: = - = =
4.uR kK<T--FHESIx4Eu Eo<k4S ~
3 80 - - %<s 49, i.sl- -
80 -. =
80 t<f.H T II kSa<ifEu $3.50 ssIn
- 80 7s 49, - 49,.
- 49,
s1k RENT = fL1kASANI 5000 ~
pxsFsse 5. f*zAss $1,000 -
s. I9nfa $50 = nsl1sI Sssssla $3.50
7Tuk Kz<I-5lx. eEsk< AND ~.
rse x<<zs s - $50 2 i's'i' 'a'si'ssz
- - = =.
t-ssI = = : -.
o<sf A<fes 80 800, - 49, -
4s<}shs7* fn4zre@ t9F sa4t sszt Ssps<* ~
800
I-Wn Rent - TWO UNFUkxfrHEpI
sepsss DC hsAx h1s1sskespssss ntAr
49, 80. - = =.
1aU& KExT-~H5x-Ek1M HOUSE MEAN
II cable iswE stees n IaeIstsls
1.sOK KExT--TsFO FURNISHED ROCKS
IL Isl zentlssaer 1sus second street.
T.oK nExT-cH0Is APARTMENTS
II ~ pfsszze fsuslit. eosssnseBsfy IoeArss.
witlsost bard. rs gentleman ara sIle or
fs's xsutiesnen- Address with references
Y stems nsx -.
s~f,ss prxr--urII g.H,uTrD FRONT
IL esaee. ". ~ cszismaH, - Front
stFees
rspf: KEsT - CIGAR STORES. STOCK
II fos sale. W. r. Hall. ID 1anast - ces.
. 80 rr~T rsxrsFpNIss1rn p1asus
II fnr housekeeping. Three story white
hszt<e near new soath ks,loai.
r~oa nrxT fkKfsE FURNISHED
II froct roons with BAY windaw. fssSs
fsaxtA street
T~s5R EfSxT = s,TsgHF- gfs5us: GDops
n lsf sa1e. u. n Hall. "a James strcef.
: ~9sR AYR = TTITgTYsIx Ffa5uFD
n As.s.,,..~ hs.,,xs rs.s-asst aasa t.e.sssss ~
sSarss s.s.,ssxss5r fwr..fs-fares. twsstxs.
~, s,.gf sss,.a sy,,us saeis. f,,r,ssts,rss fsr
saie. ssszranrss. ssss 'FRONT.'
! Oh ETyT-- yisFTKyisHED Rooms.
Il Asisifsss H.. rssst- gnss.lIs xenecr olfice
go :. ss- 1900. s1-ss - .
II nisure ior sale. Mt. Hall. 10 james
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NoTIcF TO foNTRisTnRS.


DIS ALL BE REcEivEn uNTfI
- II 70 oz June Il FOR the eFeesisn 81
the 4. ". e A. hssiadsnxs The right s. r.
sssFssta ~ FeteSf any aud ail biax ". B.
lsf~aRsN
Dds Will. re RECEIVED IN TIlk
ID MgssieF~sgnssi Gntss ss'easxk p m. ~
'sAArsstAy, Jane s. sSsr the ssssne wSArk 9ssg
lsatisslnE fcs Mr.. A. 4. Belt Plans can he
issss 81 sse usfsce. The eaaeT reserves the
i'sksst 20 Ey1sst any 81 az bids Fisher.
isrsSstsxsHf.
Dfss@ Wit TX RECEIVED UsTII. u
ID - Jane ~ Is fisss SstIcaai b~ns.
issis faaia. no the eFss fsa % . Assrk snF
,sstsIke . fse nre ~ ssuasrs rs@esve th4
lSssis ~ ~ teet any or o Bids. Pans an
isfs ii nF.stssas can BE- ses a ~ the ssfeike ~
fA.skfnsaa a ~wesss Rsetssn sssr& seattle
lbEgEs AEfl. EE REcEIsEn UNTIL
ID Jane 4 isss. Sos sGae exwtkson ot 4 Arsrk
lsusklsas on sssv aoFth<&st eSsFxsez % Main
and Sssaia Third ssFss.ss rsams asssa ss~pis-
lsztnax AZ the 0efue sf AFshssecs fssArr
TIE esueF< reserve Eae ss<ak 80 rcfscs aay
lsfasl a3 hssts
fsl-ANS AND Sffx1Pfcs ATOMS AgE On
! ase - ths effsee * D. ri & RsFnas4eh fssf
De- hssssa5nS 1T \ tmxsxsssry ssnzse <rhesat-
ksssss Ekaw kems sssstxsxA Kanx gaansy. W.
+ hkals rssssE lmsse {. ls<e u Is ra
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Steamship Id

viii leave City dock. Seattle.
8, II and 20 for Fuget sound
Columbia ports, aud At II B. ~
ANA July s for Portland. 0re>t
Port Townsend. Port Angeles .
Astoria with freight ami pasGE1 3
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go = - - -
s U1r5uu8ue~ze6A Han
yAeuSuc1oB.
n-N, Il esstmna.
* czruD~5. II. moo(e
3o1elm 8 Wlzopa
~ x1D1-E. HnfehnuoEM.
8 1ue6-k n E811Y.
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IS ~! ID. g ksriM
s. -l[ k1H1k,-E 41lnsnH uxoG
4kxGGy-4.T krtsM.
IL lsSS1l.p-si. j Lssinson.
80 Wnaax--m. r. Hart
r.. 1872 RMnr6m - tHfmz
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sRr Ars.kE

A at ~ KRuIasxhf rIukE = wt
~ wsass s~ss1ssEay fassse she Lssisxt
sl@tz osss artistic sfasslss M sis trssa
Sew Yees fh8hsrrss fss.ef sas< sza Ia
4sa<H Trs tsesk~ stes1nx xszs .s.zzsaas
ke@s Nh. u r gEltSsWS
NlS~ q Z PATTI
So -sssssS ~t~sse
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& ~
81 u y - - R44&
-. -
- SSr4n.ua - 49,
-
A41N AAA
An<N
z.
~
> -.
r1 81
ehane6d-
8 <xx&-me
AEkHy AGAH8
"a '--T-- 80 :.
Iae NAy W - ~ ~ $1,000 ~ -. 49, =,
1921! ks<s ~ 4 s - ~ $3.50 ,,. ~
tn< p111 nlls lA4A = E.ss.l 49, 49,
xke 81 ~ 49, ~.
adj o<nst - go s1s1 fAsf
cry $40 r<z9At ~ >><~SN
We nAvx oes1een 1919 aIsq -.
ecFe3 81 e1es " 1917 ss ssaaAs 80. 49,, =.
-, s nr s y s1 spsenid lacslisies pe Tor
rsssnng. ana vita - sAsss..s;s'n " t1'e
eseesrac 49, 80 = s.s.a ssssaas - -.
- aI,r ~ 80 .;ransss n ~ n<nsfss 81
buyinF lasss tracts then loin Foa aud .l. S.
ss.ss - Ne - ,s,s =, iorrnirsr =
ewse saNArea
-
for TIE purchase g some of t9e oest Prep-
cry o. the mHfkst tAai anu lnsestIs s ~
We double 1scouEi any proposai now oe-
1ut a. VIC Rs .1asss. ....-,;o, :, -. D~s.
49,. lsss, - =. ~. s, s,ssf
"a she nsnI iscfursns and rsilrcxd cen
Tres The cable line ana the electric motor
if,e :. hs.sS hrsssinv AR chs essnfer AVID
the present time the s. l. & Il r. r. n runs
norkLY trains 1t lcc and the boat 10 Fre-
mont HAIF-HoukLy service acruSS Lake
Union, eennecting with the electric motor,
minutes q ths city Pslatins hlll !. sighs :.
norm rsrsI 81 Dennv 4 Hayf sissitian IRE Ere
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NOTICE.

Mr. d. r. Briggs, Of Dexter Horton a Co.
baukcrs, was elected secretary Of the Hop
Grnwcrs Association BY the board OE trus-
secs elected at the annual meeting Of the
stockholders, held Mas 4. fSse, sisse T. q.
Wilson resigned Mr.. w Dzrzleal % sno-
aaAlmie, win act as purchasing agent Cor
the ranch until further nosice
RICHARD JEFfs.
Prcside1i; OF the Hop Growers Ass0.
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~ - oEuounrezf that the Southern
Pacific has given rso<ics q IL iatens,e.l
withdTsvsl from the Trznscontinentas
Associations. FofIsufng. - it xiis,
upon tAc wisbdrzwal ef the Union
Pacific. The s5efeekton of the southern
Pacific VIII asrnost end the existxnce
|of The association.
The seaeou as<igned for the action
Of The southern Pacific Ii the favor
which. IL l. af'sFvd. + shown to The
Canadian Pacific By the association 10
allowing 3 - charge loser rates than
the American transeoniisental lines
rhess has been no change in this 70
spect fkfcs the Canadian Pacific en-
tered ths association. however. and Il
u sonewhat strange that the Southern
Pacific should awaken at this late day
10 i sensc Of the injustice done Il. n
IL ait9gsthsr probstle that the reason
Kiven for the withdrawal Is not the
frus enc. aad that there il another
cause for The dissolution Of the akso-
citation. ThiA cause is probably the
growing importance ~ tins Washing
ton business. This fie.d was left almost
exclusively TO the Northerr Pacific NJ
the formalion Of the association. The
other roads apparently undese TINA
ting IL Importance very greatly.
Nov, however. every railroad man
ssalises the imporsancs Of the WASH
ingfon trsfIJcs aud the Northern Paci-
Re viii probably not remain much
longer Ii porsestion OF tho monopoly
which has swsllcd its receipts SO ma
tesiaiiy.
The Union Pacific has already i'm
vadsd the territory which the North
srn y pleased to regard IS is own.
and there can be little doubt that the
Boathsrn Pacific l. preparing to fol-
low iss sxampls. Washington Il too
BIC : stats 10 b. the property Of one
railroad In any sense Of the word, and
The time u not FAR distant shen every
srsnsconiinental line viii be competing
for IL traffic.
Jndxe Dcnnison calls attention TO
ons provisions 10 the enabling act
which Il not generally understood.
He rays thAt il the electors reject the
constitution framed BY the tirst ses-
sion Of The convention in July tbs
governor may re-convene the mem
hers II tho same holy 10 amend or
change The consultation 10 meet the
wishes OF the people. This. the judge
thinks should be generally known. he
calsstst viii have tendency 10 cult.
vate more independent spirit In The
electors 10 suts down. the constitution
the iirst time II not properly framed,
and the members Of the convention
knowing that the people msy send
them back 10 amend their work. will
be more careful 10 prepare eonsiiia-
ton that shat he worthy OF adoption.
The corporations also must remember
that this ameudasoFy provision will
cause the people torsieet any constsia.
aon which may be weighted down with
anwise and improper principles. The
adoption oE demonstration il thought
10 BE- very uncertain unless IL shalt he
well framed for the good Of the cont
mon people and seyoAl Of inclination
10 srccisi privileges and corporations.
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0. r. 4 N.


WIN leave Seattle City Dock
Sunday, touching At 81
points:
For Tacoma--4Atl:3o .. m. - i
p. m.
For vfctoria--At es15 = u.
For 0iympia-At : p. n.
For Tacoma: SUNDAiS-A1 4
and 4 p. m. 4
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Eurner a. Fr0nt ard Bafs1Ty ekreeta
Fbreixn ana dume-tlc exrhanee noaxhf
a1ssf rc3d te1exrnilhie trnnnfexo maxes Do
poss<s seeesxe1. ard : general eankinf
Business Transacted
Ne hare rpectaf facilities Tor making
collections ia q, parts Of he unised states
au<i CAn4<iA- Houn. .. N - I p. NJ Sal
urdays. 3 = n % p N end % y e
lerf. JoHn Y OxfKAxpxR. yicx PRESIDENT
c. ri BAaxxr, Cashier: D. +. DllsNr. q
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uhsttsn and ssnlalnl
Steamer Geo. e. [

Leaves Seattle at II p. n. au1
dayn and Thursdays. Arr1Voe1
ct II =. n. Mondays. Wedne6 ~
days. Returning. lcaves Wno1
N. Mondays and Wednesdays q
urtiaSs at Q. m. Arrives q Un
m. Tuesdays and Thuru1ayo 1
urslays at about D p. m
Steamer lnnd4 Ct "a ~
in9N except Oak Har0of, LaG61
Fidalgn
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ATHAfFn OF SFsbI.EN-<3N NIGHT or
- AAy -, rgSf saW With wA4ae faux
sessg rsgse attached 10 hs-rs- RenArs. Ct
ssa Sas rsssnzn - II Ash sssres. city.
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! = = = > : :
NELL f4NTEf

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~ carpets beddisR, etc. ,cheapef for cash,
than say other arm in or around seattle.
Try them nnd you will find IL 70. Pike
street. between Fourth and Fiffh.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
~ The Seattle Furniture Co. sells farni-
sure cheaper than any other house In the
city. Call and price our goods and be
convinced. Agents for the Andrews patent
folding beds. l4as Front street. near Pike
streef.
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s@%s~s 80 kssss@< se~<<@s
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Northern Pacific Railroad,

And scc that your tickes reads via this line.
St Paul or Minneapolis, y, avoid changes
aud serious 6eiays oecasi0ne1 by other
routes
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars run ON
regular express trains full length al the
line Berths Tree Lowest rates, quickest
time
GENERAL OFFICES Of the company. III
First street. corner Washington. Portland
No. IN FIRST street, corner Washington.
Portland Oregon.
w. b. SPENCER. Ticket Agent, r. s. s. r
K. depot
A. CHILBERn. Ticket Agent, corner Com
merrial street and YeSier avenue. seattle.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-08
back % De sloop or flnd some place b lodge.

back 10 the sloop or find some place 10 lodge
Too badp
He recrossed the street and ascended step
or two, Truthful though he was, no would
have denied tO any one but himself that he
did II only because Lucia had tripped up
those same steps Slowly no descended and
walked away; but be had passed but hOuso
or two, and was looking backward, when a
man who had passed him ran up the Tramlay
steps Then Phil saw flash Of light and
heard a door close.
THAT wasn't SIR. Tramlay There aren't
any other men In the family. He must be
visitor Well, II other men can call at this
time of night, guess can visit II, too"
Back be went, and, as he was unacquaintsd
with tho outer mechanism OF door bells he
raped sharply upon the door II opened
instantly and as Phil stepped IN ho found
the hall and stairway, as well as the parlors
quite full Of ladies and gentlemen.
"lt's party" ho said to himself Then he
Informed himself, IN great haste that he
would postpone his visit, but ns be- turned b.
go ho found the door was closed and small
colorcd hoy who stood by II said. "Gcn'lmcn
fust room back, and pointed upetairs. I'm
tirely Orin2 his self possession and wonder.
ing what 10 do, Phil stood stupidity staring
about him, when suddenly ho saw Lucia IN
full evening dress Ile hastily dropped his
eyes, for hc had never before seen dress of
that particular cut