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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

The Prevailing Modes of Dressing tho
Hair-Ihe Grecian the Most Popular
The Proper Hat tn Wear rnamenttng
! the Coiffure-styfes i'm Hats aud Hos
iery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

THE Oldest editor in Ohio is Oran Fol-
lett. of Sandusky. He is nearly ninety
four years of age.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

Are always interesting. but the Love- Let
ter Contest advertised Ia On issue will
prove particularly 40 TO our reader. The
publisher OF CHIMNEY CORNER Is thorough
~ reliable. and our subscribers need not
hesitate In replying to his advertisement.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

THAT action is best which procures
the greatest happiness for the greatest
number.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

NEW JERSEY doesn't concern itself
about the old ark OF Noah's. 1t has got n
brand Newark.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

No MATTER how cheap snuff is offered
If there are no takers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

BRONCHITIS Is cured by frequent small
doses Of Pfso's Cure for Consumption.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

A CAPACITY for drink doesn't always
accompany mental cap icity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-26

improve digestion purify and enrich the blood and strengthen
the and build the fh reduced below standard
health DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has equal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-05
room ON mAx.


essflsssaaz wilI ssoa - I'D ~ srKsn.
LAwsh bow 60 tlnae Do 81
A te nszxes = Aa0k IN sT r0ans far his rsa.
L4z~9. hew d Esase GO ~.
- wses. ss nesrz. wuz ae time 81 nu5 TousH,
h4ws. eow the tsFne DO Ar
p roekkn. sid De cole az e eafkfn' o er tooth
aAw1. hspse 8z time Do ~.
plsJsd II A. sist ca wGisered Ia De s4n'
LAwd, bow Be stae d. 6y--
Al teyaass good IAwa, isAe 20 ole nan.
LAST hgw De time Do ny-
aas der. aesr L3wd. 70, vii il rsxns.
~ wAndaeT wsa Toung ar whndfer
NiA O. stfen.th ~ yoafh ~ ages na0asd
Wen press you ~ mawnsn', a. soon an
at night
tnsfeT lnok forward wld e ere mighty bright,
Lawd- how De time DO e.:
An Dc whole worl' den wux e. beautiful sight.
Lswd, how De tine de az
But ssoks bsgk nos frnEn Eay scbentiesh year
LAwd. kew De flfae % ~
And De wheis % the past 4 dtmmed - eT tear
L&wd. how De tine % ay--
Al J wtpes a erway wfa e. tvenhsin' han
Lasa hee 6e ftme DO ay-
Eus I.aisd. 20 saFyfEt is er 20 ole nan.
Lawd, how de tlsae do ~.
Bat. den. dear Lawa, We wo4n complain,
N@ @AA4$Nk "a faAf&EH8 ~ " AA4tAA1EA -
heaEth--
Ro' an' needY az Foiiia IN wealth.
Vel bow our heads ter De heAveaiy reign
NJ ole Wlfe's dead az De ehiiIan i gone.
LAw5. how dc tifne do fy;
An my 20 hearts dry ike de shuek on de con.
Lawd. how de time do Hy.
Oars 'er head boad green an 'er grave sunk
down.
Lawsi. how De time do sy--
An hear 'er sad music wen de ieayes his De
gr01n'
IaHsi, hoH ae time 30 8y
AZ Gloss % de grave often stan.
Iawd. how De time do 81.
Fur. Lawd. 80 sarvfns Is CT po' Gle nan,
Lawd. how de time 90 IS.
But den, oh. Lawd. 20 plan Is best
Ar wnudder were crippled o. whEddeF
We re strong
Nia er groaa o. pain NJ eT ieyods song.
Well praise you I'll the time wen we sinks
Ter rest
-opie 2. Read
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-05
NNnM 49,.

sesSs fergtss3 graves "a fAe specsAsef
= - evN tae saep las,s snA falls
: = h@Fe hedge goW aus The e.s,a. gray walls
- =. ssssy eash an sae sasa Tor mllts
sae sai'e esshloa u Yglez snd piles
- ssss1 Sillas sGaa she Sreea
- flsssR white q sae e heAs esa lean.
s s@lsdssn cgy Is tie askes ssas are
- - sis'ry ssy osF lAe ela;gy vsz,a.
- 80 IS NAstaas. as We have hRAms
-. - "a 3 ~ lestisez a sans fss hrf.
- AotASs tsaSse, wssa sbe kagls Der
~ sasaes chs.ssnass rlucas Ana plucazs
- JUS $50 pleces IS woas tasf asun
- sssS Gap ihg Ciesa 3eeces ea casat.Ana
- ~. :, ''ssf tnes Are yoaE sstes iAc Hauess
sa'ses seaos ~ thl4 ssstA Of oars
4 -. et5a71zs ss.aa.ss sle anNSla weave
49, sstFlRat faoss mesu to ese
-, $50 k3ssss. "a snsaaf. ths uassesx maze.
%s's~e GaGaST q az aE3sm
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IATg AT CHURCH.

4 u assnaed The meeting together aud sat in
sss psintipal row.
skess pssple 81 stats aud position come, mainly
shelf riches 70 show.
! ss sAseks were fair and - glowing IS cosmsfie
plassefs eUnld be-
IA Asr lips dropped incense delightful a.
tkas parted in speaking 20 me.
- uassess and servants IT fashion fled into
o. doofpeus around,
Essls etAsfs climbed into the galleries of were
seated down nearer the ground.
5s&mFsses vss hall way completed and hush
had fallsn Ger ali
lssal = he silence that gathers. ~ tho side OF
he sunsral pail
fAsa IN through ope 81 THE doorwsys, that
doNn 10 ths sitaF4 side led,
/ tAms pals Ani nervous old woman, with >
hsAsy aud llabFaken tread.
|sli syes IN m,ilaeut we're wFnsfed from the
yoieo ssat a. eioqueesiy burned.
AL deem GA ths hinshsng cid lAay with con
temrt and sases weFe turned.
NJ eyes with The RESI- we're nron her. but gay
heart Fasc up = relate
NA1 fsa par old seal ass dsspanfieni and she
esnse d Der being late
h III bo4fi 10 tbe Kitchen she ahofed the
snpysfk senfsRsou to clear
kei.s the h8asehela were 90 in their carfisge
~ Sass ia The waFsAiplul sphere,
IL nail Al my side leaned toward me. disclos
ias hef true heart at stone:
- sid wlia ooniemPtneus bearing, IN dc
spielni. sharp gndertane
sass lesk II thst scaltsh Old mortal. that nerv-
eas a0a dirty ed hag,
smnlas IA e shis hoaF hew disgagitngi--tn a
dsess thai Is sosfeely rag
g she sas any mere. I cant tell yoa no nsore
81 hear tor my fnlna
Assaesei n6 from that eittie ~ critics, away
fsom tboso lips SO ankiua
AL . sesaslsAi vlsina witnessed al tfsa throne
q eternal gfaeg.
sasss tas poor. the humble. the weary. with
tae angols arr eQaai 10 PIaee
~ aasesi the chanse aud asked me ss home.
sard ss heat on oar Nay.
~ nssoa ny theaxhls wire 80 distant aAa
Say "a 80 lfssle ia Say
naahest awakeae'i Is tell heg bat pity bid
NJ ioFtesg.
AZ Be- rasson changed 10 fancy ~ remarks
Hneosieaei with cars.
'aau IN sAe stseet when mess her, spesk
sish fesFegt as before,
| e see 81 her saflex Rna Der setsons the
sfsas d true woman no mere.
= Fsasss = simple and ample WhY 80 grim
~ isiieefeni se.
- qeaf est Woaaaas sbe moshcs Il a tread
saas : asasyg sBan sAe-
~ kaas IN HAT land q she hles sesi. where
:. sas7os aud Sftei aFe uRknaw.
80 nat 'tsss slJ soul shall ~ sammased 30
= sfssas a. ths heavoaty throne.
= kasst ail WeIeame lss sagaimg ~ IN iay
keasa aaly above,
= sagaish e esfEh s az heaven. a lfccsse og
ssgssal leva.
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ApsleN ~ MOTHERS

M wiakse9s ~ tassss Syrma ler eaasrsc
ssnz&s@ HArHes 49, - fsaslaAz ia taS EstzFs
SsNsezs ans Ass svz aaass saE sursF seaEs jN1sa
Hgssf s&sHs ss2EEess o sssssssSs - ssa<&rrs saT
seNss e&iAtzs2~ kafs rs tsae pFsHess gt teesasssE
ssS ss4sEe = Sss&sls42A ! g Hss the tAssa
sVzM E&lu, sszees tsgsF atAFT sa7 9aEFk.eas Nsssr
kAk - shs S<sTas AL sl&8 ~ SEssaE
&SAlsH - Is aeAsa4 Is sessa ts4s
k41ge. zSG = aCg&-s- ssEw
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POETS CORNER.
..r.sn1or u H.ATMos.
nae pei aua ne hill.t

inc poi ard TIE hslsf
.tnoe. sest re wsat yosl See
..y.x. rrrnsd wsts ysrians siopes.
IS - ssssst fhsss9 q q ss1sf sake
- -. s. harnIsbea silver IN The saas
- 81 raaxgin eissfes gianE trees
s fsNloufan weyss ffstE WirtiseAs tep&s
ss :. ard yosBs dreu not there.
. .ss..s alstsrta - 5esp. eternal calm
- xa.ere tie lazy dragon ~
- e.feased King, - The Sid swAn
2 = - si,easlsszz ifasge IN sise ware.
- % itr EartAer side. ! rec
- -. - lfst - ssilaFe1 trent,
- 4. ,ssssr,,sa sxDws bessesfb the rn0Ou.
- !. - ss.rsssshegd ss9nd two royal palaas.
- 49, ssesaz TIE ssngie1 iFy eTeefss
- sz,.e s,s.rasxu& aas tie hyaetnth
~ -. $500 tlsesr fret, while fest asleep
- .I'sss sIanlt,erous sfaste EnfyInion
- terrrer. and win nos awake.
> r.sssos have JOS called 70 hssn1
hsrs called and yet be hesds me net,
= ssse csllea With All ny ulmhle tengaes.
- ..ernssx greeting fran sy topnaost height
~ ssrrA n wfnds through branches ever
eses, t.
- xss..aging vine and odorous breath Of
!. sssss sa.lesi snd be VII not awake.
- 10 spell Of Dian holds BIN fAss
: 80 10 more, Endymion wskss 10 more
s. ss,i a f.atrnos. Try but once again.
- 90 sFa long with all Thy airy tongues
- tay voice VIII pierce bis dfowsy ear.
80 shou Art rnighfier than tire hill.
IS sslrs i Ike gods. And Obey.
- sresnner rise Kncw'st not Aurora came
- Iels her kisses on thine eyesids pEesseas
81 4 not froFn noon tide ksnith Wnise WIG
Zane
s..s1e't arrows strike thy breast
yhea the raseafe hours call
rrssn sornisag lighs I'll evening fall,
Ensymlont Rndymion
kFeei arise and mock them all
E.zs.sssa ii the gods. artsisepsng siiils
- ksarsf not pan, the mighty one,
|fs|sz mes through the groves, and from the
III,
Eadymlonl Enaymlonl
Il e.nshes through thu forest aisles.
nfhunaefs on the ROCKY shore,
Ksdymion Esdymsonl
Avake Awake And xlcsp no moFeF
r. nsosnssin top 10 level plain
s.ss1 md rsand sesounds the strain.
* saes tAat race along the sEnds
IS. Iou61y. al their snow white hands.
r. slsy bsiDga that lngafie
/ & rtsa.xht hour tie woodland glade.
"a sasne ionnf their station take
hsile By tAe reedy lake,
5 esssie passion softly bleat,
Easymi8ns Endymi0n!
n 81 il faii 81 sweet lament
Endymion' Endymionl
W. Eeho. iayeilext nymph Of all.
sassna Ia Der staF-liE hall.
IA 81 The plant and speeds II on,
Endymioni Endymions
II xsselike cAgenres Il dies
}siass he ruxy morning skies
gndymioa' Endymlonf
- Wrx f5tttse 4 Nefsagev fAfears
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IN IFSSnN-

-. - sae "a sac s8u Ass aeepras.
- ..,ssA'is save are S,as8eu sa ps1.
- VS. = esaa ot bugasssess eesa
NeeiS ghe 50 saa sky snfosA
','4'-siasss e4ssf against ts1s sky,
- lass in~es eaxrE su8 alFh.
- Ne waves thsx eaA and asw,
s.sssRrs spar moyss 10 ass Ese
es'o bass gsasat sAaxs uerta.
- = A-.'''-is s.ssR saek ard fasEh
- Sc ssasak p 6xesf 81 aass
= s@1 sess PES elngs sac nsnst.
-. sset AIS, sAe hseeeas ss5a.
- - f'asais ggwens e. tsa skp.
- saeszazla ssss 6 nays.
80 : eaf sasa nay -ssaa Assapn
- s@sFsi Saza Nass
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Returning leaves Wh8reom at 50 a. u. Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays, On the SaiHr-
DAY trip the Point Arena goes through 10 Seattle.
Fare from Port Townsend 20 seattle, 81. Until fur
the Islands by the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday trips viii BE- carried on the " Washington
steamboat ard TRANSPORTATION Cos steamer
day nights and transferred niFscf IN the Port
Aseaa On these days the W. = & r. Co. viii
issae tick cts and bill gfeighs through 10 desti-
nation
HERBERT r BEEcHFR. Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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BEE.

re szrAEaNz Bee i ass MAY tax szssnssz
kAfsAss MAs5ssax Esa aexxlSE = > leszzg eseNk
y ~ Fsssee agfsg go aoar2 Cg g a es&2 ss22z
. ke@saGgs teaz keEsS. 8ae Ef@ wzA -
sSSEG gGz ~ Iszgzss.sm sr.k- sssex 81 CcssmhSA
T. %FAE LING.
Owazx N41 Ageat
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rnE YEAn.s TWELVE omILDKEN.

THE YEARS TWELVE CHILDREN.
January. san and gray
Like al Old pilgrim Is the way.
watches the snow ard shtvering signs.
A. the wild euriew ronnd HIN dies.
or. hwddiest underneath thorn,
sits praying for the lingering morn.
February. hluiF ard cold,
Ger fnnssys stFsdlng scoFas the cold,
And With i5is horses two abreast
Makes the keen pillow DO his behest
Rough March comes clustering down the road
tn his wrnthy hand the oxen goad
or. with rough and angry haste.
scatters The seeds Der the dark waste.
April. child half tears, half smiles,
Trips fun OF little playful Riies.
And tssssAing meath her rainbow hood,
seeks tbs wild sioless ia the wood
May. the bright maltten. singing goes
To where the snowy hawthorn blows,
Watching the lambs leap in tbs deils,
Listniag the simple village bells.
Jane. with the mowers scarlet face,
Moves Ger the clover Geld space.
AMI Fass bis crescent seytha ssgeeps on
Ger spots fFsa which the lark has flown.
Jolly. the farmer. happy fellow.
taughs So see Tssse eoru grow yellow:
The heavy grain be losses wn
From his right hand as from q cup.
August tho reaper eleayss his way
Through golden waves At break oa days
or IL bis wagon. piled with corn.
At sunset home Is proudly borne.
september. with his haytng hound.
Leaps fence and pale at every hound.
And casts Into the sind in scorn
All cares aud dangers Erosn his horn.
October eosass. a woofman old.
Fenced with sotsgb leather from the cold:
Round swings his stuFds AZ sad To-
az branch fails 50 ever blow.
November oowcFs before The asme.
niear eFune. Jorge itins her own names
Watching chs bne smoke eufiing rise.
And hsoods upon old memories.
IAscenbet, iat and t0sy, strides
HIS oh warm heart. WEB clothed hts si3es
With kindly wora for yuung aad old,
The rheericf taF the hFarsas cold.
Laughing q welcome. open Sings
His dooEs, and a. Ne goes b sings,
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THE zgsr on LrFE.

The fragrance IA gone from the Fosh OF lifs.
From ths grape Is brushed ifs hsoem.
seek no more Tor the battle strife.
Hut wait ia the growing gloom.
Nv bfain is iistleSs my hands are zsill.
Ny eyes are sinlled with afoad.
Ana hopes bright arrows The ghosts af ~
Have dippef IN tnelf molten lead.
They've sAkaa the rest Of work ard cheer
That Is better than unlold wealth.
aud lsft ne 10 weep with naneieSs fear
fer tire hoen II my lest, loss health.
oh h feel again the old time sess
~ labor and love and play
With bore ia my heart welcome guest
To cheer and abide Away
10 rise as 81 old with he readsninS sun
Aaa work with hearty viii.
Ana when AZ ssst the Cay is doae.
Re frexa for tfae conflict stilif
To feel tae thrill oftae old tine laugh,
fSke tse trit OF fayeas bird,
And tie hesas Of life ffpm - gehlet qnaG
Whenever THE irapulss stifFad'
The hearts Il uaeo 10 TIE eden way,
r. toueh wIth ring 81 tsag.
Ana saa s,1ea drama agasa % piay
Win The skill q = lsier sesr.
To ne 1.-THE and stroaS and Asppy again.
The fasase dream q reace'
Ys ghosts Of 80 so back % yoeg den,
Yaar Sire toceeeasngs cease
fwsn uos dge lill ihe breath 5 gone
Tea shall wos uA0sk ae 80
Cone hack. eA SAT. sess help ms "a
VIA ne s'rcnsih sny heart sssAl know
a ~
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" EST SEATTLE PERRY
TgAsD TRANSPORTATION COHERENT
i =. beeeher. manage
THE STEAMER roIsr ARENA

49,
leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon A.
an m for Port Townsend and the san Juan
islands, from Hatheid's wharf. Leaves PORT
TawnSens at 50 q N. every Monday, ~e1nesdsy
and Friday for WhstcoHs. calling et smith 4
island, and Richardson's weather permitting,
Argyle Lopez FridEy Harder. Maple ION Nor
day going north and Thursday going south,
Roche Harbos, orcas ard East Sognd
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SEATTLE. WHARTON, BEMIAHxo0
BLAINE

snktly. exnsps saturdays italy. sxeeFt san
DAYS.
steamer ter ssmsshgnoo and Blaine leaves
" hatcea every saturday sc 3 IA, rFEugutuE
iesyus RlAlne every Sanday 81 10 IA for hsS-
cnaa AID seattle
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FAST TINE
.. s MAIL srEAMER MABEL

VIII leave YeSler's dock att a. n. every Monday
Wednesday and Friday for Twelve-mile Poiut.
EansuTsds, Muekiiteo Narysville. Lowell and
Suohognish, RETURNING following days sc e.. N.
GEO III FOSTER. agent
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We give Eost careful And cunsaersse arsrr-
Nea e diseases q w0z1en and clsss3rsn Il va
sfasr ffoln say aescare. Gffsea4g 81 nnessfng
care yea remember tAe celeSrasesl ssecss5isss
tass you vHsa others fail Tha SPECIALISTS a.
sss5sa "a evsyy department Ct medical ana sar-
$3.50 - FsEteFees The profeSSox has had vaafs
q eSper3eHee Ia TIE hoesafals II Fr,.sk ~, -
SeE York formerly specsal .s-sassxs1r 4,
1888 Hospital college. New YORK. Aaa s
es-se4sAi SPECIALISTS IN this country
TO Young ana AatddIa-A9od Men.
Nervous Iehssstr, Sperastarrhsr. s-,.sn.,
Lpssess te3sfe2i Ier2s, arising frssa inriss -
tsekas REe4 0S5nx saeaplessnesx slssr.ss, fss,ss,
pss oa ne see avesssoa - ssess, easily
ss1ls 81 ossiaess aud aa9x lie hsarsaa.
safety, permanSnEiy ana speedily run~a
$1,000 AND SKIN DISEASES.
syphllis. 6isesSs raast areaxsfaa \, 80 $3.50.
completely erAasc&tas2
Ulcers. CatxrTh. etc revxaanentfx 49,
where etheFs have faslea
Aa8neg, rranary Rna Bladder eompaeinsa
hsoods arfme, hish eoiores o. sSsh 49, s,.si.
hasAt ca Standing. weak hack. rannarhsnA
siret. eSsssFls promptly aad safely enr8N
.aaFges reasonable.
Gu Success - Based Upon Facts
ueufly &S pvsAaE
We 30 nos claim 70 know everything IN rs,s
seh = teiaeae % diseases, or - "a ahia "a earu
n
stfe aau snefcaksax practice. vita unparalslisa
tors skiat. = 49,
Experience Is werla everything. Kaaxsaass
sAiAe1 ~ cehsuitsng ALPHABETICALLY examining
sad successfully t1eating thousands of permaas
81 sfgFF sSe, SEX profession aud eHeauafiafa ~
tFetsd with every pgcseni&hse ioyR ard sfkTe "a
aisSass, OK szefaritstF, enables 10 assurs sfsa
s0Afg1nS Wlta hka SaAlatlAes. that we Aava $50
essded II restoring EeaitA TO q 1azae faasarltv 81
Asses treated. eyc1 AFTER other "A tte3 All erar.
k@tie phyAae1anS have failed Ia AfFsct = v ,,,,a
sena change for the hetfDr
We are psfr0nizsd by q class Of ladies' ana
gentlemen too saEacscsss - he FIN POSED anon ~
al ignorant aaark, aud trey ara zoe inregsnA-
eat p na frightened awsy from Physicians who
are caring than
Persons calling st cur eaace can hare she sasls.
iact1on 81 3 free consultation. with ghw assssrs
snee that they may depend upon receiving ezn-
dte erin4cns. honorable eluare dealing reason.
sole charges ano 10 encouragement wfthnak a
Efuspscz o. improvement or cGrr.
ouF practice = feanded apou theress1iss ~ saa
ftst methods without reference - schools oe
'pathieA
Yea win no. Ne urged or persuaded 70 take
treatment and No one VII be treAted dnies1
thess l. streng probability OF ours o. pesnA
pest benefit MSke iateFyogatsonz and decide
oisce hours: Fsoms a m 10 "a. SAN
GAYS 90 ff y m. nniy.
n B-persons na2hio 30 visie rs may %
treated Al their hauses hy ecrrexpondsnea
Mtsflcanes and tnstrurtlanx sent ~ matt OK oK,
rreaN Consultation free
Alwsys send stamp whsa reply y expected
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last TINE
PASSENGER srEANEs FLEETWOOD
seattle. Tacoma 0fympiA. ssaiiAcoon AMI
MeSeIis is3Aad
wrSrER TTNE cAgp.
Commencing Tuesday. November Il
.ssve o,syug.a, sinaay sscsPs S0aasy s@.n
AEf2Ss &eSsHA. Ii ~ %
Ave Ave ses sS -I@sm
Lsare sessise, daily exeeps Mcneav-.- sec ? n
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wHATcoy AND ggMiAHa0o RoUTE
Steamer EliEs Anderson leaves Seattle ~ p.
10 MaEsfays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. arrives
sc hAteon - m. Bext Gay Returning. leaves
v hStcom tuesdays and Thursdays AZ p II,
Sundays A. N. Monday Tip 70 sasmiAhmaa
u, IS JACKSON. President
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sEArrl.EwHATcox ROUTE

SEA1Ef-EW AAEG0M ROUTE
Steamer Washington leaves seattle az .. IN
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays aTrsTes as
Nhatcom At ? - m. next Gay. Returning. leaves
NhstcoEn az s 2 "a. MONDAYS. Wednesdays aad
Fridays; arrives az Seattle All e N next day.
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STEAMERS.

TrNioN PACIFIC RAIIWAY-PAcIFHC hi
rlsiaal, The following schedule t. this
csnspany steamers on Pagst sound VIII be IN
fhsF IIoaicas
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TsHK FAsT AND cowvoDIoUs PASszSGER
Il gTEAAKR MTLISoMAH.
loFRnsTTEoS BOAT
Leaves the n P wharf daily as q y. for olyEa-
p4s, kAmaicne ard Gray's Harbor, returning 70
12e0n2 Al ?. N, connecting with boats foz
sEATTs-E AND wHATcoA.
Arriving 81 seattle a. p M
TsME FABLE.
Iv Tacoma 700am Ar olympia fBs0a N
IL 0iympiA 10 Is . n Ar KAmilche II - 3 -
IL Kamilehe L Is N Ar Olympia lisp n
Lv Olympia 200 . n Ar Tacoma seepn
Connecting with boats Ter Seattle
GrEAMER FERSDALE. HUGHES MASTER
TO
PORT ANGELES. pUESENEsS. PORT TOWN,
SIND
Leaving Seattle Sundays Tuesdays and Thur
days az :. 70. for Port Townsend. Leaves Port
Townsend for DungeneSs ard Porf Angeles AZ
d N. Returning leaves Port Angeles for Dun
reness Port Townsend and seattle az q n. %
W. MeGIRpT. AGENT
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent
Hatseld -colman Wharf, Seattle. Washington,
GOT Marion street
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VIZ sat Co.-STEAMgRs WILL LEAVE
w Yesles's dock. seattle. daily for Taeoms
a. 70 a. N.
SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
e. s. mail sseamsr Edith leaves Seattle every
aav except sAsaraay, az 10 20 D IN: arrives al
Port Townsend ~ & m next day. Returning,
leaves Port Townsend at l03GA IN arrives Ct So
attic AZ p "a.
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SEATTLE LAKE saozE ; xAsrEEs Bail
1i1zs = sxrsvAi sass es2s-rnrs q trszzs
Elaa Seal1A
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WELLS Pu6gT SOUND LINE
SCHOONER HALsYoS
Leaves san Francisco 81 seattle. JanmAsy IL,
t&ksiix al fFesght ofEesea a. 20 tacet rates.
GEoRGE H. FosTgR. Agent. seasta.