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Secretary Thurman OF the Brewers and Malt
sters' Union reports that the appeal of the two
men VINO had been ratoaded by the Sacramento
relns lated.
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One word as to copying these models. When
the novice Is In doubt concerning how new fly
is to be tied. let him obtain an artificial fy of the
desired pattern and take it apart. IL he follows
infinitely all the steps of his work he can easily
reproduce the original.
Now a suggestion as TO materials:
Get some feathers, II you do not care to visit
shop, ION some chick en- coop or some poulterer
The hackle Is The long, narrow feather that
comes from the cocks neck and body over the
wings. One well bred and plentifully-feathered
rooster Will give you all the hackes you can use
for whole season. You can select others from
ducks, turkeys and pea fowls. Your wings and
tails You can get from the same source and you
VIII hnd clubbing for the body everywhere. A
bit Of fur or TUT OF hair are easily picked up
aud should be carefully boarded, as the necessity
for their use may come at any moment. OF course
II you want to get the finest materials ready for
use you must 90 TO the tackle dealer.
The morning call., 1890-04-06
Aiding the Strikers.

At meeting OF The Journeymen Bakers, No.
81, last night at Irish-American Hail, 500 was
voted to tile striking nlolders aud 500 TO the
re-makers
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Each f1ymaker has, of course, his own rule for
tying files Any angler with the materials for
fytylng at hand can tie his own flies on the river
bank, where The natural fly can be taken and i'm :.
itated as near possible.
The morning call., 1890-04-06
The First Sunday of the Trout
Fishing Season.
An Exodus of City Anglers-Lures That Will
Tempt the Denizens of the Streams.
Popular Trout Flies.

Asst your lines.
the trout-fishlng
season has be-
gun In earnest
a n d to- ay
very stream
within reach OF
the anglers Of
this city will
receive a sound
threshing.
I'm paJi emily
the d voices
OF the sport
have been wait
ing 10 cast their
tempting lures
into the waters
The morning call., 1890-04-06

Samples sent application
Country orders receive attention..
delivered Oakland
The morning call., 1890-04-06
NECK RUCHINGS
In Great Variety and Choice Styles
POINT De GENE COLLARS AND SETS, new STYLES.
REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEfS, Dachesse and Vanciaanes.
NEW LA CES
POINT CLEOPATRA, POINT De GENE POINT Russo,
POINT M0USQUETAIRE EIFFEL, Etc., Etc.

ALL.SILK DRAPING NETS in great variety.
RUSSIA Dotted Striped yandyke Effects, S5c,
SOC, 81 per yard upward.
La T0SCA NETS Plain Fancy Striped DOtted 46INCH
FRENCH NETS at 81, 81 25 81 so yard aud upward.
EMBROIDERED DIRECTOIRE SETS COLLARS AND
CUFFS, worth 81 and 81 %, reduced to soc per
The morning call., 1890-04-06

The Easter festival at Calvary Presbyterian
Church Sabbath school will include the celebra-
tlon OF The thrty-ff anniversary OF the school.
The service Is at 80 O'Clock In the evening.
The programme is as follows: Organ prelude,
Professor Gustav A. Scott; Easter anthem,
choir; Invocation, Rev. Thomas c. Easton, ID. D.,
pastor; Easter hymns, school and choir organ
prelude, Professor Scott.
The morning call., 1890-04-06

Al woodbridge Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Twentieth and Capp streets, Rev. L. j. Curtis,
pastor, there will be special services and decora-
lions. The theme OF the sermon will be blessed
MouTuers." There Will be communion service
and admission OF new members. AT :45 O'clock
in the evening there viii be an Easter praise
service with an address by the pastor, solos by
Mrs. &. Center, Miss McQuoid and A. +. Wood
bridge, either solo by Miss Gercke. Anthems,
al 12:45 O'clock. Gospel meeting Wednesday
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The following music will be rendered at
Simpson Memorial Church, corner Hayes and
Buchanan streets, under the direction OF Mrs l..
:: Anderson: Organ prelude Guilmant, "Gl0ria,"
Mora; Easter anthem, composed by the organ
list, +. Dellepane; voluntary, Batisle; quo for
soprano and alto, Awake Up My Glory" Z.
Athaia }" Mendelssohn. The choir consists of
Mrs. L. S. Anderson, soprano; Mrs. Z. L.
Parent Jr., alto; Aiois Werner, Tenor; Char les
Van Orden, bassoi L. Delepiane, oiganist.
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At the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert
Mackenzie, DID,, pastor, following VIII be the
beethoven; doxology; invocation; "Te Deum
Laudamus" in d FestlyaD. Dudley Buck;
Scripture reading; hymn 32S-" Come Every
Blessed Savior" (Emlen Evans), Mr.. Jones;
Hymn 339-"AI Han the Power of jesus
Name; ofiertory, MY Redeemern Dudley
Buck, Mrs. Abbey; sermon, Rev. j. b. Stewart,
DID; prayer; anthem, " Now on the First Day"
G. W. Warren; benedictOn; organ prelude, w.
T. Best.
There VIII also be musical services in the even
ing. The choir is as follows: Soprano, Mrs.
Alfred Abbey conralto, Miss Anita B00le;
tenor, ID. Nj. Jones; basso, j. e. Hughes.
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At st. Stephens Church. Fulton street. Rev. z.
j. Lion rector, the usual Easter services will be
as follows: Morning services at and IL o'clock,
with the celebration OF the holy communion at
each service. The music for the IL O'Clock
service Will be under the direction OF ]. w.
Southwell, Organist, and the following selections
have been rebearsed with an augmented choir:
Opening anthem, "Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day." by Henry Wilson, 10 A nat; "Christ, Our
Passover" by A. Gutenberg, In A fiat; Gloria
III ID, by Mozart; Glorias Ia and A, by Joseph
h!Osenlhal; lie Deum," In fat, by A. w.
Berg; "Jubilate." in B fat, by ]. X Thomas;
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WtMHN

MbrefFrst 81. q. Dnapbin,
ODER: Rein Orleans, Ga
W. u. 4antbin, Baibinston, 90.
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SIN setp6bnIiden Briefen, Money Order enis
baItenb, peI1e bon ie6er Express Company
ausgegeben iDerben, sfelp 9orfsr Exchange.
Draft ODER Postal Note.
abreffte reeiifritse gfiefe NIT @elb
an New Orleans National Bank.
Stein Orleans, "a.
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AurfrgIfiflIifile Attraktian !
~ uebtr cine Wtilioa pertbeilt
aonifama gtaatsseotteries@ rieIIi@t

9oniiiann GtnatsseuttsriesW sielll9aft.
Snsotpor;rt bon Der 2egislatur fir eraie.
hnn9s. unb &tohItbdtigfeitss iprde unb uurbe ibr
trstbrief su einsm Ebeile Der ge9enndrtigen
staats : aenfiiutipl, in 1879, bur1 Elm iiber.
tpdlttscnbeS 8olfStotnfn genidht
Der biS anm 1. Sannar 1898 Ia ardft
81 bleibeif babe.
SIRE 9rosen abergepobnIi9en
5tehungen inben bnibiabrlid ftatt, fJani
uno De5entber) ulb ibre Gre6en giraeI Mum.
met . 8iebungen finoen in iebem Der onberer
tebn Mfonate i'm Sabre fat, mub merben ale
ofentli9 in oer acabemb Of Muiie, Stem Or.
leans, ga, ge3osen.
8eri1mt ieit 5ipGa5ig Sabreu
ibrer @edtlidfeil ano proiupts gspinn . Nus.
aablnns pcsea, hie Fslgf belAeinist:
xBir beifatigen biermif, ba8 mir bic Cher.
anft9t iber bic @Eranaemeals Far ale n,on0s.
li9en nnb balbi6bFts4en 8febunaeu Der
9ouifana Stats >Qotterie @efeIf@aft bdben
nnb perfonIid bic 8iebpngsn Ieiten un6 beauf.
f9tisen uno 6a6 biefelben .ebrii9, leereGt uno
in uaparteiiider @eife alien Hetbeiliaten az.
geniiber Dor fid 9ebeaa tilh hit aptoriiren Bic
@efeaf6aft, 6iefs8 8engniey perieben NIT BEN
6aeTmiIe uniefsr llnfer[9fi4en, ii ibren IN.
aeisen gu s~ebrdadea.A
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6 Ommtffare

@ir, bic unter3ei9neten Banlen uab Moais
1alter, iuerben ale @epinne, h Idle in herRouis
Hama Stdats. 2otterie 9rsosen nnS uus brxieus
tirt tperoen, on nnitrem 8abitif@ ausbs3ableu.
RIM. WALMSLEY, Pres. Lovisiana NafI Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Naf5 Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. NetC Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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Maemteit n~erlamat.

az I'm Club. Rate unb nabere Mnsihnf
fdreibet IeierIid an unter5eidusIen, nit bsuf.
lid)er Mnsnbe gurer Mubnun0, Sfaai, Eonntbt
Gtra6e nnb Summer. Sdnelsre @of6ef5rs
berung pirb baburA gefiasrt, ipenl Stt Eth
goubert nit ~pOlIRdnhiaer N6rsIe sinIegt.
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POIN 7 Frs

The first construction con-
tract at San dc Fuca has been
awarded to Harlan & Natal.
On arrival from Portland,
screw steamer Wasco will
make round trips daily between
Seattle and San de Fuca.
San de Fuca will be chosen
permanent seat of government
of Island county. as citizens
have proffered fine site and
$4,000 cash for county build.
ings.
By actual survey, just COM
pleted. San de Fuca ship canal
is demonstrated not only feast
bic, but so per cent. easier OF
construction than Was antici-
pated.
Climatic. scenic and material
features of San de Fucan
proposition render it most
attractive investment in Pacific
Northwest.
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DReABORN.
Fourth and Morrison Sts..
PORTLAND, or.
Some Of the Truths People
Should Read.

J. Eugene Jordan, NJ D..
SEATTLE, Feb Is. $500.
Doctor, my little daughter years old
was taken with scarlet fever. was SICK two
DAYS before went for doctor. He came
and told me she had scarlet fever and was
very sick child. and seemed TO feel quite
concerned about her. ! got the medicine
he prescribed and went 20 Gogging's and
got NJ. 90. @. of your medicine and stayed
BY her night and day; gave II every Is
minutes. BY the way. ] told the doctor
not 20 come until sent for him. He asked
me IL knew what a dangerous disease it
was. tod him / could come for him If
needed. Ny mother has had considerable
experience with scarlet fever. and she was
the most frightened woman you ever saw.
but had confidence in your treatment
From the FIRST hour she took il she began
10 get better; In twelve hours her water
commenced to increase and from the first
dose she began TO recover and never
stopped
had my little boy years old take a
little occasionally; in about two weeks a
little OF the rash came out on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother SAYS my little girls rapid recov-
cry IS the greatest cass she ever knew in
all her experience
! gave her just s. worth of your treat
ment. A H. PRATT,
Sacramento, Cal.
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3. you dag your <rssss~ azksd me city chap
= ~ tne srHfsng farmer rnan,
" ns sA1usss ne would not crush the swain
9e0eaxn h1s socia. barr
n0H was yonr crop xhe1 ron dug ycmr rynss-
Ds1 tDc ueevsis nHrf yyus pexsy
Ana 0fo the eouxxy-wofm Destroy
leu. Young cnrnmber Trees.
love. good Sir. the country air:
ron the town would tam dee
AND lose Wyaeit ID fBrss Dreams
Meath Tho potato tree
g0uia pluck tus turEip from 10 ytno.
xhrocga the pAzsnis meadow puah.
And rest oeaeesh ine graceful shate
OF the bending eaossge bush
.'oh. would fatu be simple swain
Ana drive my yoke Of COWS,
And resi- ~ icon aefsenzk TIE she1e
Of the ratassGge bcuxha
I'd, I'd hunt tfse w.oas ion the cosroauf brsh
:. Ihe Whole OF fEe Hislong day,
VI stegt Al Daprn with the rustic hoe
To dig the hsils for 2ay
And. IL ~ noonday grew faint
with my taoors esrxia and r1zsh
M@1id mix ehF Easlk wcsd's luscious mIik
WIN the nAushroom'x iuscious ruusa.
wculd pluck tas plntaypis from The pine
Bus why las your iof Esd -
Day me isffzer fell VITA s.eker.ng shud-
1ne farmer man wss dead.
- ~. Fosx
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SEATTLE, February Is.

cEATTLE, feprualy ID, lsp.
Our little girl was sick with cerehro-spinaI
meningitis and. believing in Allopathy. We
sent for DIR. Smart. who instantly said
there was no hope; however, he did bis
b ST. subsequently we called DIR. +. J..
smith in consultation aud they b,th said
there never was case on record of this
kind that ever recovered; that even If she
did she would die of consumption in three
months. she was then sick about eigh.
weeks and was blind and paralyzei and a
mere skeleton, and was expected by the
doctors to die any minute. When the last
vest &c Of hope bad fled We sent for Dr. j.
Eugene Jordan. aud under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The Alopaih is
now at discount in our family. The III: ;
togenetic system of medicine, the only
rational system, has by practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO Z. CLANCY.
MRS. GEO. +. CLANCY.
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THE STORY or uErAn.

NOW there were two men in one city. the on
icn eod TIE other poor
Jack Barrett weas to Quetta
rtfansa tser tofi n "a to-
he iest Bis vile az Simsa
Dtse three foafths bis monthly screw.
JACK Barrsft died st Queffa
Ere toe aezs montn's pay be drew.
Jack Barrett went 20 Quet.s.
Ne tiss1't understand
Ilc - aeuu Of hi transfer
From he pleasant mountain land.
llc sezx1is WAS sSpfrm Der.
AID II Killed him out OF hand.
Jack Barrett went 70 Quessa
And there gave up the ghost.
Attempting two rse;I's duey
In that very healthy posi-.
Aid Airs Barrels Dsoarnea for him
Five lively nio0tns ct fno<l.
Jack BArrest's bones 1t Qustsa
Enjoy pfefcund repose.
But ah0tldn' be asfonishcd
II now his spsfil KNOWS
The reasoa If ais fraasser
From the Hlrn4lsyan SHOWS
And, when the Last Greas Buxie Caii
Adcwn the HHrnni tbfob~,
When the last grim Joke ia entered
In the big black 10 + OF Jobs,
And Qaetfa graveyAr5s give again
Their victims 10 tho AR
Ifnouidn'I Ike 70 DC the man
Who sent Jack Barrett there.
--Rsdsafd Kipitn2.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

scaisd bids will be received By Gfee9M q
scisool d.s:rses No. 1. untli Monday. June 49,
al .. IA, for school bonds each Of g q. ". Z
inatica III one thousand 3i.ooD delAT ~
whole 81 the principal Of esid bonos
hundred and City thousand fs130o1 -
These bonds viii bear fnfesess =
per sanur. payable sszni.annuauy. -.
Botas win run twenty yearz Iron yuly ! =
horh principal and interest payable = 49, -
or ssa Frsneisto, ss the option Of pase...ael. .
Bonds will be snif 10 the pefsea no ~
hishess rate OF premium: each bid g I'es
The rate OF premium aud accrued inter-
lsigneai VIC. LATIAEh, 90 ~
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EAST TIME

The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibrle Din.
ins and seep:ny Car Line, daily service 10 8.
faui. Minneapolis. Duluth aal Chicago. Nc
est rorso 10 chicago fouras sleeping carr
through. placing passengers Ia the Union depos
Chicago. scvsa hours and thlriy-six minutes
ahead OF other lines A. Chiib-rz. city ticket
agent. ZIG Second street. Boston block: L. Ton
kin. tlep1t Ticket agent Seattle
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CITY PROPERTY.

o350-Iot In Madison street addition. toxlsa
close to Madam.
oAaO-Hsli Let ia YeslerFs First
$3.50 ts St.s5o--Lots IN kaatmaa's addition,
Sxlo0.
oi.s8o-cot'agc aud two loti. south of Jack
son, with view Of LAKE
81. soo--Nost cottage OF Ave rooms in lot sex
rep: fine view.
81 .gcO-cauvensent house of six rooms, we'll
and static. n ~ JACKSON
81 pOa--Tins corner with comm aniinE view
in Union sdItston. iaoxioj. cleared.
81 ,Ooo-Cefar eniit, 7-roomei hoase on tevs,
Lot, 6exi0a. spleusid view.
% .oea-N W ard pretty house. six rooms, in
gsrisn TO- .oxiaS
aa,5uo-Sew house. seven rooms. bath, etc,
eetsr faish LOT icxi3k
ss.GoO-rwo very fnc losi. iasxi2s. in resisF's
frs. on brow o. Aili.
es,Soo-Hegse a niue rooms, bath, electric
balls. etc , ios 6pxisa
%, aeo--Aa entire addition near Madison
street.
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NEW HOMES AT GgEEs LAKE.

Many buildings In seattlcss subnrbs ere no
shown 10 the list Of building permits issued b.
days the fol owing persona have commenced q
build at Green Lake. Mrs Nargsret Rel,
800 heuse; Mr.. A. J. wells. q 5000 house
Mr.. l. A. wilmot. 5000 house: Mr. Fred T
Palmer. $4,000 house.
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STEAkEE ANGELES

issyes n " BaFer Cas- wharf svefy Tuse
cay 81 la g. u Tor PORT Tosrseaa. -e2Etm.
New DQngsnsxxs PORT Anzezes. Crvs<~uf FaFs
Lyis Rive. AID Pysht. carrying f-Vs Sat ar1 pas
se2gsrs- Il !. AAPzExI. AA1a<e-
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Free reclining chair ears run through from
Portland fo Chicago witro GU, chance via the
agefir. city dock.
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KAMiLcHIE AFD GRAy's HAgBoR
TIKI PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH.

Che opposition boas)
Leaves Tacoma irum the \. r. wharf daily, ex-
cept Sunday, q q N. shara Returning.
leaves kslnllchie 1913 p m; Olympia, .. "a ;
steamers reaching Seattle at p. M, and which
are through boa.s for whatcom and way points
Leaves Baker 4 Bacons dock, foot OF Union
street, seattle. for Tacoma, st sp. M. sunday.
n. B.-This boat must DO taken from Ia
coma for 1rsy's Hsrbo. country. being the
only Through BOAT
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IRON TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
II tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take 10 oil points East and
eoutn- II Is tho DINING CAR ROUTE Is
runs through vesuhuled Trains every
cay In the year 10
ST PAIL AID CHICAGO.
lNo charge of earn
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pun.
man Drawing Room sleepcrs %
latest equipment
-----ToUEIST SLEEPING CARS
Rcrs that can be constructed and in which
observation-disclosures arr eota FREE and furus she'd
ior noicess OF iirs' or secona-class tickets, aud
ELEeASr DAY COACHES
a cont nuous line connecting with ell lines
s1orcing diyscs and uninterrupted service.
truman s,sepc- re- rretiors ess. be secured
Ia advance through any agent of TIE road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from oil points IN America England
and Europe con be purchased at any ticket
leave seattle at Sos a m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis OF 81. Pas at $40 p. n.
PACIFIC DIvrsfos.--Arrive ~ seattle 1855 q m,
tnronFh train i,om East snc South: li:s5 a n.
Olympia and Chehals exprtes: AS n m. t.
coma express; 50 p. m. Portland aud South.
Leave Seattle $50 m. through train for
East and soufh; 1880 &. N, Tsc ma express:
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. els
cant day coaches. fnest palace dining ca1 be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Fuli information concerning rates.. slme o:
trains. rcn'es ana other details furnished On
4. b. CHAR TON. Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT,
III First 81. Cor. washington. Portland. o.
4. cHiLRERG. City Ticket AGENT, us second
street. BOSTON block. seattle, Wash.
seattle Depot foot OF Third street
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HOME TREATMENT

ikaf VIII slse Instantaneous Relief and
Permanent Crrs in Afi C.ssrrk. Thrazs.
brunch al Heart. Lang. Stcsaarh. Hid
ney and Liver AAertion4
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

Sao-toss sexloo VITA aicyS in Southern
add ton.
s2s-In.s s9xioo with alleys in Southern
addition.
Ss5-A lew lo's ga Aheyfeidy esssta
xso-Salsvaset lots in Alberto tly estate
ssn-y CIV lots iu Ave- 'eliT estate
SSo-P asfe. s0aegs tracts
Sf5a--rer scSe y IL n Aacrs FAsss OF
eiesrr land.
~aoe-pcr acre. ID -. - 20 aud isAacre tracts
OF ere land
81 goo Per ecre % serss cultivated lad IeS
ripe Tor Plating
~ s.s-yiye lots in Moss. EFst aalitloa
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last TINE
L. 3 STEAMER MABEL
STEAAxk KIRKLAND
LgAyEs rowEa HorsR

For 5aanssa and way psrss q: s. . N. IN
= and >
Leavts for Newcastle ard way rcsts - . .
III IoCGEEAp. xasasse.
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pAclrrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CTEAMxR MouNrAINEER
LEAVES

Harrington Smiths wharf foot OF washing
ton street, . =. m daily, and returning
except Sundays. for
COLBY, BROOKLYN, BRICKYARD5.
MITCHELL's PoIST. SIDNEY and head OF
FORT ORCHARD.
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To MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND d GRAY's HARBoR r 4
Through In one day from Seattle.
T.sins conns CT caily at Kamilchfe as I n u
Win steamer from seattle
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DAYs OF DEPARTURE FROM sxarryR
Tuesdays and Frstaya
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sEArrLR
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BEIKN, 49,
= ". McGTNSIs. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. r y. Co. IA
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4. aEeris fer 7 CepiemeFi S Co sid xlsvcs new
d lusi IA. dressed sal uRdsvssr1 c.esse-
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Lots close
- Lsfs ~pecsa Bargain
10 Lott. Special lsrSsin
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RANCHES.

rmr~avea sd unsaarcvei IA a. Fsrs q m
state.
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