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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
1160-CHARADE.

First Of meanings has o score,
And know not how many more.
1t means to move upon the feet,
As when walks along the street;
1t means to pass. advance, proceed,
To circulate, turn out. to lead;
To undertake, decline, apply,
To leave, to tend, to reach. to die.
I know not seconds pedigree;
It some relations haS, see,
For all about it can find
Speaks of relations of some kind.
That of condition comes to view,
OF action and employment too;
And another blood relation
is that of outward situation.
Whole is an animal I've seen;
PerhaDs you know the one mean.
Some secret orders, it is said,
Are partial to this quadruped.
NELson1AK,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
1162-A CENSUS PUZZLE.

A census enumerator having asked = lady
her age and that of her child, received the fol.
lowing answer:
THE sum of all the factors of my age equals
the age itself. and the sum of all the factors Of
my child's age equals the age itself"
What were the ages of mother and child?
]. II. FEZANDIE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
A Newspaper In .Laiin.
.evcsstIe Eng, Chronicle, ]

A newspaper printed wholly in Latin is
the latest journalistic novelty. The object
of the undertaking is to show that the
language of the old Romans should again
become what it was in the Middle Ages
OF universal application. The ability to
adapt the tongue Of Cicero and Cesar to
modern methods and usages, will certainly
argue the possession Of genius Of no mean
order.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
1167-NUMERICAL.

The to IA may in darkness be at noon.
When 'twixt the sun and earth there intervsns9
the moon;
sol's / 70 is hid. yet round his tot
Is seen lustrous circle glitter1ng In high
heaven
Our men of science then observe with ssgss
gaze
The bright corona that the darksned sun dis.
plays:
"Acutsness" much they need, and total, too,
To nnd out facts and make deductions true.
J,A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
1161-sYNCoPATIoN.

HnOte.
In furnaces I'm sometimes set
For driving air; Pm a steam-jet.
In shape Of tin or iron plate
may be placed before a crate.
I rush from mines, a gaseous gale,
Yet sailors see in me whale.
Last
Card-players often use my name
When playing in a certain game;
Sometimes / am q country seat
Sometimes shady, snug retreat;
As anchor sink in the sea;
I'm what man may sometimes be.
J. II
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

LAME and the
Behring Sea matters
are still the chief
subject of gossip in
naval and military
circles. The officers
of the army are tired
of the innocuous
desuetude enforced
upon them by peace
and the young men
among the West
Pointers would glad
ly welcome a n y
trouble which would
give them a chance
to rise. 1t is much
the same in the navy,
and if a war should
break out with En-
gland the United
States will have
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
ANSWERS.

1l5o-ships are in danger going round tAe
Horn.
ll51-Star-monger.
ll52-Crest, rest.
1Ih3-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

Designating the position of the nine piles -
the numbers iu the above diagram, the cards
would be distributed as follows:
Eirar 9econd Third Fourth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
INTERPRETATION.

Beh cad q woman all have known
And leave . man that lived alone.
Again behead-but, very strangei-
It leaves female by the change.
AIpYk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

ll54-Fashion-monger.
ll55-SOle.
U56-Pitchforks.
lI57-Madge-hOwlet.
ll68-Forum, form.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
Calling the Bioods Down.

Last week stated that one of these days
the question OF boxing contests in England
would be raised in the House Of Commons.
Since made that statement the question
has been raised twice with particular re err
ence to the Pelican Club. I had not e1-
pected that the matter would be in
troduced so soon, but was aware that GER
tain members FULLY intended to bring the
matter before the House. Questions rela-
tive to the matter have been addressed to
the Home Secretary, and in his replies he
has pointed out that there is difference be-
tween a boxing exhibition and a prize
fight, but he also pointed out that
there could be prize fight
even if the contestants wore
gloves. Mr.. Cunninghame Graham. the
Socialist member of the House, is the chief
fault fiuder about the Pelican Club, al
though Mr.. Cogwill first introduced the
matter. The latter asked if it was true that
the Pelican Club permitted fighting on Sun
day evenings, and strange to say the Home
Secretary took the word of a member OF the
club. and stated that there were no Sunday
night contests. A newspaper, however, on
the following day published the copy of an
invitation card issued by the club to mem
bers and friends, informing them that
on Sunday night there would be
contests Tor the seven stone and half
championship. 1t is ridiculous for
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

The Amateur seuIIinG Champienshsp.
Probably the finest aquatic struggle I
have ever seen was that on the 18th instant
between Gus Wickalls and j. @. Gardner
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
CARPENTERS GOSSIP.
Uncle Sans Army and Navy Would
Fight at the Drop of the Hat.
STORIES OF BLAINE AND RusK.
How Justice Bradley Runs to Mathematics
for His Recreation.
LAWYERS AND STUDY OF TIE BIBLE

OF THE pIsFATcH.1
WARRINGTON, August 9.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

able parlshiOners from reading books which
the church deems dangerous.
WHAT CONDEMNATION DOES.
The religious views presented In "Robert
Elsmere" were pronounced as unsound, and
the book was denounced from many a
pulpit, and as consequence everybody
men, women and children forthwith pro-
ceeded to read Robert Elsmere." 1t seems
to be only necessary for the pulpit to decry
book to set everybody wild to read it.
Good John Wanamaker in order to protect
the public morals, has decided that Tolstol's
latest work, "The Kreutzer Sonata, is too
improper to be allowed to 60 through the
mails, and, as a consequence, every express
company will be loaded down with that
book. A few words rom a man so eminent
as Mr.. Gladstone set the whole civilized
world to reading Marie Bashkirtsef and
thus gave her the fame alter death tor which
she so ardently longed in life
ALI these are matters Tor the clergy and
moral teachers to- study. They form tor
them a great problem In social lite. The
recent Sunday School Convention gave
most encouraging accounts OF the advance
ment and success of Sunday schools, and
vet the fact remains that dancing cards,
novel reading, which the church denounces,
are more prevalent than ever before in the
families of church members and Sunday
school goers. Is this to be held as advanc-
ing or going backward? Is it to be supposed
that church people are growing more
worldly, or is it that the church does not
keep up with the pace o. civilization? Are
the ministers to engage with more fiery
eloqueuce and glowing zeal against these
worldly amusements, or are they to fall in
with the fashion. give up the contest, and
content themselves with the old vux populi
voI del? In the future teaching of the theo-
logical colleges are these to be marked
"snags" to be avoided, or rocks. in religious
channels to be blown up?
THE PROBABLE RESULT.
To those brought up in the old way it is
matter of wonder to know how the training
Oh the children of to-day will turn out, op-
posed, as it is, to all precedents. What sort
OF men and women will come of the sparing
of the rod, the indulgence in so much that
those of earlier days thought hurtful, the
taking of children to the theaters and shows,
the allowing them to play cards and attend
hops. and vi making their little ,oings and
doll parties matters oil society reports?
"Children are not children any more
they're nuisances,'" said an irate father,
whose purse was drawn upon heavily for
rich costumes for a fancy dress party IN
which his small folks were to take part.
He had come up from station In lite when
= top and string were q rich possession, and
penknife an untold treasure, but his chill
dren have to have bicycles and pony carts
and costly toys without end. What viii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

essaekauns ssona yesterday, euasa9ne1 70 con-
tractor smile, who i hafl1IBg the eours aosse.
she disrharzsa Is the Hztseie-coixn&n wharf. g
The tag J. z Boyden wM moored 20 Baker's
uaasf al oay yesterday.
The roEaf AFena Il Due here IRON gsIson
Island wlsn cargo ~ ssone.
The ship Spartan towes 20 go 4onlxht with =
cargo o. z.1as tors Ct Goa Ter szu Fr1nsssea
workmez were enssesd yesterday 81 putting
IN tie car elevator in ths Madison street
bFfaker&.
Captain Heeehes's new boat. re Ge1er3l
Miles. arrived here sanaay hoaa TIE Islands
with so 5zszeis 81 line
TIE steamship Hagssen Republic arrived here
SUNDAY from san Ffanetseu sne brought 1Fz0
tons for tie Souad Of watch 50 tons were for
seattle. sac discharged here ENTIRE cargo here
and iefs Tor KanslEno where she ioaas caal
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IpaDE AND SHIPPING.
|,s..rsnees Yesterday Amounted
TO sl8i,584.95.
! CHANCE IN HAY AND OATS.
disc IN gaiIdIsS Material Market
x...ea b. the storm Eseesipts and
shipments quotations


sEArsLx. Jan. Il.
...ssrres .. The seattie Clearinghouse today
=. s.s..er ". X. Merwin loaied 100 bar
= - 49, and 70 sans Of fecd for sehome 80
49, wsIIinr Ccmpeny's wharf thA after
- =. ....sner usytsen Republic arrived here
= a. from san Frapeifso. she broaght
= q .fes tons f0r the sound, Of which
.-s..st go foas we're for seattle.
~ sehooners Lasra Madison ana Afca1ne
-. as arrived IA port with fnh eArs0es o.
I <.sssl nefeha1aise-
-. - f,Ts te saads with 800 barrels OF lime.
..'s,,s.a 10 Harrington a emitb. The ceH1ent
-. s,,a IL fat the ensire ballesng material
sss.ss ! rather quiet just boa. The demand
4 8 decreased considerably since thzcommenee
- q sl,e + te stoTla. IL II almost certain.
$500 ma business VIII pick up agzin just ss
] - : me meafher permits y KesuIn pts0n OF
sS.fs,ae Pres remain the same.
g.ss.ertsus among tie shipfaanfe from seattle
.ss.s eefs TIE following 0ns car hay = Bai-
- rs hav 81 Grace. ear machinery 70 auo-
- - and car steel rails 20 Bsackman.
- esItsaln hFtaKnt 90 tons OF Shueke-
- s,ssse today the arsf consignment 81 az
80 sor iI00 tons 10 BE delivered ~ soon as
e.sh;e The stone IL for The new eoarthouss-
=, ,,ese,er Point Arena IL due here from
s.sssn s.iand with 90 tons OF granite
A. aea cats show no change. The market
= esgst to-day bms BATH are still Gran. Re-
- ers light The week eEdtEg Saturday ,
tsssbeg Ii was tie busiest in months.
rfnesAsDasE AID PRODUCE KKcEfrTs
nn.sog Tie last twenty .foHr hours the mer
.sssdss aud produce receipts Is this port were
), Is:lows: Puget sound shore road. 30 togsz:
1slenabsa 4 Puget Sound Fatlr0ad,5g tons: Sc
- Lar shore & Eastern railway. ~ tons.
) wsses- HAytien Republic, Geo tons. General
z;ss. 50 tons: j. q. Britain. 90 tonss Clara
Gesn, sons: Mabel. toms. Total receipts.
Us iona
fnfinv the pest Is n0urs goods and merchan-
a. vere shipped from seattle 10 the snrronad-
- onunsry ~ follows; Puget sound Shore
81 81 ions, Columbia 4 Puget sound fall-
IA, = tons: seattle. Lake EboFe & Esstagn
rssroal, 10 tons By wsser--Eiixa Anderson,
Z ssas. Aaiei, s tons; Washington, ton; Clara
srssn, y tons: Edith, tons Fairhaven, Is
M. skagli Chief. - tons; George VI. Elder
lsnton Total shipments, i.sf1 tons.
N2TUER ur REcEfPFa.
Ksxhss.Hven sacks potatoes. cars > sh
xnkhss car iron. 10 cars coke. s cars brick, 4
O. ss,gis. ear furniture. ears lumber. cars
taei y sacks miscellaneous produce, car emf
sssBss movables. car pipe. lbs cases miseeiia-
moss hardware % packets groceries.
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IHE WATER rRoNr.

So w v Esasr sailed sez Portland lass
49, sisa i.ssa toas al es,al
aA'Aiassss a2s eexua loaAlns eoal
fAAaY Lake j. stng a. earkeek wharf
aew wasehas.ss MSS teea completed.
e. @aeeaes Laura aa4lsoa sea Ia he
- s'aa''sss Alealas IS alscAarSlas Al Issses
ssee 49, = 'As Pacific ssIlea .er san FsAn.
sss =. az. wa1a srFivei here s'on saa Fran.
) Z hEsssaia brought Of 10 ssas e.
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70 TpE laDsre

TO THE LADIES.
.Ns ksse nezi cSfelat aa1 conslderata aften-
SEP 70 diseases OF wenasn ara caitslrea Il sest
sssAsF Rom Aay uh&SHse. cSsncass o. tinresier
1870 g j IRE eGzasaaa Rautlaa 1acsnrz fasi IS
49,. . Yea reuezSeer the celebrated speslalisss
~ ~. 1Sa saea esheEs sAsk Tas specialists "A
sSassa ia every department II medical ana ssTr-
49,. sxee fetas,a 1eA professor las hzd yaars
g sxferssnee n she heepzssls q R-ssaklsSs Al
New 1ok, fcraaFsy specsal rrpfessSr q
nogsn,s Hospital Ceitsse New Sssrk ara i
we y w naost snscessful and hesf known gyna-
ee-og1cal specialists In this country
To Young and Aalddle-Ageu a6on.
NsEyons pehiiiIY, spermstarrhsns. sesalaAs
Losses Physical Decay. arising srnsn ip.ssssr
hssais pro2acsug sissp5esSaess. slespandeacv
IsNa2iSs on tAa lace aversion % sne.rt@ eaS{g =
Ssseoa2Fassa. Iack Of confidence, dali tasls fss
kta9s or nsSneSS, and Ra4a sfia 4 pafs4ea
SAFELY neFfnaasakly sud speedily cared.
6LooO AND SkIM DISEASES.
- pnsass, disease most dreadful IN its rcsalts
,S Slssss cstsIEh. &c, psrsnszeaty cures
kseney. Urinary aai Bladder complaints.
f1tuttt9 ukilirufL teo frC9gens bMYnfng a.
sseeay atine. hish coloTed or vita milky seii-
iseas on SANDING, weAk back. gonnofh0s.
kaeet essusis promptly ana safely cured
SHerxeS reasonable
Our Success 10 Based Upon Fact.
oas rcnedies acE quickly ana care perma,
We do net claim 20 know cvervthlpr ia ra,a.
tioz 70 medtcine or diseases OF % he ahse 10 cas-
10Y teeees oAt We 10 ctsiN4 That large Vxsen.
Atse AAa increasing practice, vita unnaFaiafleA
SUES - sustain II are the Best proof 81 DDS.
Experiences Is worth everything. Know,sa-.
EA4lta1 ~ consulting with. critically examining
ara successfully treating Thousands o. faraons
q every age sex. profession and accupxffau II.
ieNaca VIII every pFeseniable form and stage az
afssase o. aexafssity, enables as 20 assure Ek,sa
suffering vita like mAiadieS that wo have sse.
cseaed 30 restoring health 70 largo majority AZ
ea&es treatea even after other xasfed sss,d sgar.
getle pas sieisns have failed to effect ans persse.
nent change for the better
We Afe pesfontzed By class Of ladies' ana
gentlemea toe sagaciors 20 De ilapozed uton ~
hhaEnnFanf cNsek, and they sra too inpanead-
are curing them
Persons calling a. our Office can have the salts
faction OF = free consultation. with tse asaar.
aaee that tney may depend aeon receiving eau
dit opinions. honorable. square dealing reason
able charges and no encouragement wtsaoRt
prospect OF Improvement or cure.
baT practice Is founded Hpon the results OF ne
nest meittods, without r0ieronce 20 schools es
You viii not DO urged or persuaded 70 taxa
treatment and fso one viii be treated unless
there Is strong probability OF a cure or pegma
nent benefit Make interrogattons and decide
oSace hours: Froras q M 70 .. "a. san
DAYS 10 III a. IA only.
M B,-Persons unable 10 visit ~ may b
treated AZ their homes BY correspondence
Medicines and fnssrac,ions seat b. zneu og ex-
press Consultation freA
AIways send stamp when reply y expecss&
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maHnnrs nr TsLEanArn.


EkN YoaK, Jan t5-~Stoeks were quiet To-
~. With the usual prep0ndsrance % tew
nxta The atnount OF business done and the
rasss saEglng tendency carried prices down
ns&snslly ia the general list. while common
a1ss were again positively weak, and Ia some
Gem material losses we're scored. Reading
~ sha great center 81 interest. aud aissEssiae-
SIC asef the course OF lie affairs was thown in
Dc pfessufa Of long steck Tor sale ia The early
sssznzk sugar refining was the only really
rzans stock, aud stands alone this evening ia
HeNing material improvement Toward the
eos Us covering Of kkasts caused slight rally
Ii tie general list. and The market elosssi quiet
kad hfm on The rally. Governments were dali
tas slesAY Petroleum. opened steady at 81 0sS1
ard iss 70 siess4 az light trading A reaction
shrz Set IN and the market el3nad tiFIn sc slo4s.
siesk exchange oponing. Sfotll: highest.
fiefks lowest. si.6il<. closing. 81 egss. Con.
seidased exchange highest. aiotSs: lowest.
nei; closing. sLoiJs, Total sales. al ,oeQ
mffslk
nxeHAEaK AND excumnEa
KEw YoRK, Jan, is.-Money on Call, 10 Il;
rfmo mercantile paper. s4aEzes sterling
sitAanss. dull but steady; slxty-day bills,
kssi demand. s4ss,l.
hAf silver, 81 J.
uRh tregistefedl, la6ts 4. 5. a tcoaponsl
Ia z. as GFegissersdl. i0il saias; G. 5. 49,
sevsIons i0a,sai00, Pacific 6. lie bid.
Srocxs.
American Express, ZIG; Canada Pacific,
~ Canada southern. asis: Central Pa
tsas ~. Burlington, lost<; Delaware s Lacks
ssana lsak; Denver 4 Rio GFanao. IL. Erie.
- Kansas d Texas, 9sk: Lake shore.
"a Louisville a Nashville. So Michigan
eeetfal Is; Missouri Pacific. rs: Enrthern
fsEine. 81 preferred. 80. Northwestern. iCN.:
Fssisfsed. Al, New York Central. l0aas. Oregoa
Improvement ssssl Navigation. 1905 Transeon-
nnsnssi ~. Pacific Mall. ssss; ksading. s6a.:
kass Island. W Z: 81 faal. Gsss; Texas rsolne.
=. tnlon Pacific, t7sA; unitea States Express. s.
ssziera Vnioa, SSss' Anmrtcan Cotton OIL, sla4.
sAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
kax FRANCISCO, Jan. wheaf-pau and
satea1gedI hayer season. u.a7ta
s.tiey-ehelce iced only In demand; No. /,
nss8SssSe
Casino Improvement TN trade or values.
sAe.es iced. g. M; No 1, ti.2gasefsi =. lower
tsdes t.eg.ati 70.
eans
f0saioss-Fairly steady; several cars OF East.
- are reported on the way from Chicago;
49, Hose, 81 s0se8l.aas Peerless 81 ssasl -.
kssaaaks, 81 saesa ta.
Butter Rather easy fancy, as8ste.
.sses-EAsaeF. California. aes Esssefn,
ch.ys.,... 49,. -, So, ~.
knaa - v.inssss'., - - sss'.s,,s
Arsvsa.-rs..,. -. sss,.ss..s. -, 49,,
ssss, 's Sa.,s h,es nsFsstafs sAs Mary
sailed ". - $3.50.
keaaa a gsress ''
Wv 49, ........ go.
Nsx ya.. -, - .s,s,s.. 60. -.
rx.av 80 ssp 49,, 81 op'ao's 49,
rsesa & sMV. February, sis@sssss NAssh'
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SEATTLE. wHATcoN. sEMIAHEoo An
RFsfgF

~ % m Ar. VI hateon .Lv % . m
daily. except Saturdays tDEily. sxceps sun
DAYS.
steamer for esmiannoo and Blaine Leaves
Whatcem every Saturday At . ms returning
leaves Blaine every sunday at 10 3 n for What
com and sesftle
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The lnieTests 81 purchasers are aften ~kooked
nttfr' 81 tAe wousd-be gzafsiass ef ssr2ngexx
We reeosnEEnd that p<Tsaus seeking real bar.
gains IN propeTET Of 1eas yxsue - make personal
Inspection OF Woofs : s division which Il on
GgNe en- JAKE. On tbs boulevard Ga TIE new
& EilWen bsoex
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
e. r mail steamer Edifh leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday. at 10 30 ,. m; arrives ~
Port Townsend al 6 .. N. next day. Returning
lsayts rogf Townsend ~ 10 81 m.s arrives ~ So
attic a. p. "a
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rT,AEE THE sTEANKEs OF rRx
PACIFIC sAvIGATfoS CO
Fob
whsseaa, Esshe aasaaz ard sksgss rtvss
sss sbSAL rFNE eAKnS
BEE.

The sse.szsr Zee il now reA1y ~ ozxsnsxs
faxtasA SssAtsE ne service - sossszx eoa<
wsas Fsease sppgy eH lcas4 90 q A. 3. sp&AA4sag
scGGa ayaszg IL ssasss 49, x. sa1 Is CasuEsbaA
a z. eEAEI1l1SsS.
0HzeE aa2 Axsas
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cKArrfw r11ER IxsURAscE AID IEUsF
= GolFanE
cAFIIAL. s4s.sA
cFFg-r wgrm Kaas LkS9 ca. sE&xTzG

eSenas sgssrssA 81 fnsxrSace rF0a real ess&te
tssses sasEAuEeelus atssasaiz pfa<sezsoa AxA2-zss
leza = FxAs8a Ct 1xsscz4xe i.ssr&s
Il kSsz.asas ~ - esq exRxase tss eef2Ebs -
a. sesas kreazsslaE Bz.y ~ - tsss s1t1ssxs -
as4Tesse esa&1AA&I4. Al EeslAFsA N1a tns z
80 - -. esssssx Anrr GHxsefg caS7 ard
exxssssse ksssss 1fssg saeeA t6EER&1sa1&
HANF0k8, FRA. tHzt s1E tas11eAA
Rx4n5E AAT-3S & sgxIskks tAeNsEENA
HI nAKS2 secretary.
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wHATcoM AND sEMIAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle ~ D.
m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrives
AZ Whatenm q. N. next day. Returning. leaves
whafcom Tuesdays ard Thursdays &C s p. m,
sundays q n. Monday trfr 20 Semiahmoo
u, 81 JACKSON President
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Have ron noticed 81
Ballard
Danlel Jones & Co. ca seesna street.
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VIZ q at. co.-sTEAMERs WILL LKAvR
w Yesler's dock, Seattle. daily Tor Tscoms
AT 10 a. m
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srATrLEMHArcox ROUTE

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle ~ .. m,
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays; arrives IS
whatcogn AZ a. m. next day. Returning, leaves
Whafcom 81 ,. IN. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frtdays; arrives at Seattle att q n next dAE.
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Returning leaves whafcoTn 81 10 q. m. Tues
days Thursdays and sRtsriAys. On the Eatnf-
day trip the Fsint Arena goes through TO Seattle.
Fare from PORT Townsend 90 Seattle, 81. Until fur
Their notice. passengers freight fruEn seattle for
the islands BY The Port Afpns's Wednesday aud
Friday trips viii be esrrted on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Ce.s steamer
Edith o. tort Townsend on Tuesday and Thur
d.y nights and transferred direct 70 the Pvt
ARENA. On these days the W. T. Co win
issue tick eta ana btu freight thFonsh 70 deatt-
HERBERT r BEECHER. Manager
4 A HAIELkl.p Agcnt. seattle.
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Elegant Aew Dining Cars.
win run daily, commencing Angus 2. over ina
Oregon Railway 4 sksaxaklen CsF1pan7. Oregon
fh9gg Lane ard Upios Pacific railway. between
IcEzSaud and the Missouri u9ex. 1ne cuisine
and service are unexcesieG
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1sHARr.Es ,. KAKRY RIAL ESTATE LoAs
u COMPANY,
posres ASD KANSAS urE
Mortgage leans on business ana residences prep
erfy. Building sDasla q specially

save brokers ani agents commission by 1esa
snr direct with this company and nos through
REPRESENTATIVES, IL other companies
ksKsy esaitai always GA eaaA No ADplic1
lions sent away Tor approval Lowest Fases Of
intFreEt. Loans closed wishoat delay.
r " PALMER
Manager for bsa8cR 0stcA
Rooms Phinney a.ock. Fr0nt knd Sensca So