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49, . is 10 nsxt 20 impossible 10 snxsss AZ
say one uFss eorsnsnssian is wHGrA srerv
nsmosf vii give tue satisfaction required By
pssfona Irsvestnx eonpsaiss esve tAss IA .sssr
IaFos tnaf the members Aave azsy cns o. two
49, 70 paay daring sssis soar, and ~agAe thsy
Msxas ee eminent Ia ss0se. tssy Fn gar. or les
o.Asf asaa. utterly sai4 N 3 stock eosapssy
whsss fhsy ere called On n play a nsw~hsrse-
YER svssy week Georxs ossou-rs il q great &C.
aafsasson 70 sss honss here. sne sae soap4ay a.
psssssI with tsv exceptions. Il well "a uspyed
70 nsks sns houss more posuiu than ever
humsux ~ my shsassv ia Portland ha4 ksa .
run u three weeks ana bassrssa 10 Enas
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourfh
and Pike streets Rev. G. U. Kosiag, pastor.
Services ss $50
swedish Evangelical Lutheran chureh-Thfrd
street. near Pike. Ksv. Martin L. Lars on. pas
tor; residences. III Lincoln street services as
IL g. IN and = IA. ard p m Thursday.
Norwerign Lutheran ehureh--seryfcs every
Sunday evening a. O'clock, at Pike street hal.
corner Pike and Etitn streets. Kew. e Hoei,
pastor; residences. SIS Do Forest street
Holy Trinity Eaguxh Lushersn--corner Sew
euih and Union streets, Rev f. r Kaaver, pas
tor. residence rear Of church. Divine service at
IL A. and 1:S0 p n. sunday school ~ E:Sa
r. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran ehurch-Haii ~
the corner OF Main aud Twelfth strestA Morn
tug service ct 10, 70 d. %. sunday school at Z. 30
q "a NJ. = Bas9e. pastor; residence, sl2 Mar
ket street
German Evangelical Lutheran church, zion .
congregsiioI-Cornef seventh aud Union
streetA Services, AIS y M: sunday-schooa.
1880 e M. FEeedss hall. near Howell street FL.
Schmidt. pastor Residence, los Howell street
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Paysiiup social News.

fuYALIur. Nov. 6--I5pscial THE Preseyts-
rian church In Tacoma. over which Rev. ]. c.
Wilerts 10 pastor. gave . social Last Monday
evening and the following psrty from here at
tended. ehaperousd hy Mrs. @. r. Tslmaags:
Mr.. sad Mrs. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Plumner,
Miss LYLE. Miss Jennie Lyle. Miss oiiard. Mrs
aud Miss Grammar, Mas Aida Reid, Aessrs.
Hood. Roberts and Tsmpleton
Miss xtolas kirkmsn, OF The whitwerth col
iegs OF Summer. assisted by :. EsteIls fhsmp-
soa, the Misses Edith and Susie Mesde. Anna
Hewitt and George Gregg, gave q musical snd
literary terlaiamsns In tAs Murphy residing
last Tuasd ~ eveaing under tae auspices OF the
Baptist Young Peoples society OF The First
Baptist church
The r. W II. society is again revived with
Mrs Taimsige as president snd Fred Temple
ton 90 secretary, aud the following members;
Mr.. snd Mrs Tsimsdge. Mf. and MIRA Davies,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roderic. Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs.
W IT, Michel. Mr.. Ana Mrs. A. G. crsndsll,
Misses facets, Reid. Merrill. Hubbard,
Lyle and jennie Lyle, MessrS W. o.
Stewart. Hood. Templeson aud Roberts
Meetings are held sent monthly. The nsxt
meeting will be held week from next wednss-
day at the residences OF Mira W. II Nichols
:. h DuissenbArrs gave parts iass evening
30 number al his residence on Onion avenue
Games of cards were PLAYED and Dutch lunch
was served. Messrs James Knox. Harry Nc
Govan. George 1. Rose, Hermann kIsbsr, Nc
Ianghlfn. John LAliy ana ". l. Bray pres-
sns The party broke up about midnight
Mira Talmsdgs AMI Miss Nash are members Of
The Choral uuioa in Tacoma
Mira l. issncen LETT early this week for her
new place Of abode Al Buckley.
Henry Bueey. president OF the ststs beard OF
hosticuitare, spent day ia PayaliuP tais
week.
The Unity Club tonight will give an eater
tainmept at ths Unitarian church. the prinei-
pal features Of Which Is aa address BY ar Love
10y: reading. II. II. Blackburn; addrsss. "Ths
Origin OF the Marii GFss," BY Z. AeekeT; "ren
Reason. Why the Government SHOULD Not Own
the Railroads" ssfhs Difference Between New
YoFs and ChleSga.' s'fhs N0st ". ;he East"
D. : bacon. Comparison Bet Tscorns sud
she United STATES, Mira lie Fever. music etc.
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Methoa l.t rrote.tant Cl.urelas..

Yesiey junction Sunday sefcci--At Z n g 70.
TO- owes " sermon, etc. BY RsT. br. bagsy, IS
PASTOR
Tosumhta suudsv achocf-Af Il: q 4. u John
Ee.so. kgprT utrE4avt: friiosFe1 by semen.
Rev, : saeR1eFt ana D. Bsz.aF ssteEaAuas-
Methodist F77tsstsat churca oi SoCsa seattle
--kev :. sacnaees. psssaT- FreArh.as a. J. l.s-
sunday sesoc ~ f. q a, \. Z. = & 3 ~ G -
pa
eocth Sssst,s Nethotsf Protestant rha:ch-
suo8ay schcs- a. , g, 81 Preacaier a. 70 ?
n. hv Gsv. J. Z. saePart. pastor, }. =. g.
A. 6-s8 :. IA PRAYER EaeStiHg THURSDAY aYezlSg
S. IA Strangers SS,cagaa.
sseoat 8stS@sss Protestant cacfrh-Narfs
sgstgse, corner t.e l.s,.caR and &ssf02 stress
}. < ksi ~, pss;-r 5'resrh3ng u a "a an'l %
= 10 Sua[aY se--1. 1913 = y "ss4s ~ yer
iutee1eH1 y B. s.. a. g.. = =. ~ FGe4le
coT15s3lv &aT.,e1 e. r.. services
F4rss NetAa-i..t sro.ests0t eGvrea--CoTnar ~
Tafra 40 Elaa @srestss cas- Davis. H&st2r-
Ctsss uBazstnS a i3 = ~ P,sse1iAE a. Il = g
sc5 80 p ~ ~-r .sF sczool ~ 80 s. ~, 81
Nli.ls tary- e. eFtatsn3srL 4o&aS people =
s1ceElux - = = "a. Eh0rt1sF efsg - sosz
sd praise ser4 oes - I'D cctocA- sea%s sze
Epse ard a. ara lrT.tet
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bright nsv esntfeiss ard hymns and q brief
address In Trinity Episcopal church the rec
tor. Rev. q. H. Watson, will speak the
Voice OF the Church win Regard 90 Christian
Unity 81 the morning serviee. Tho
evangelist. the Rev. Il. ". Brown. OF
Chiessa, viii hold spseial eysngsiis;fe
service At the Z. II. & A. In the afternoon. The
Rev. ". @. Eliot will ai.roursc on "Tne roan-
dstiou OF Life" In tie Unitarian church ai IL
ocsocs IN tie morning. Rev. J. Easheii viii
preach a. tie Ca.rsry Presbyterian church ss
both morning AMI evening services Al al the
Churches there VIII be interesting serxicxA
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rreasaas birthday Party.

Thusday, ~ her home. No i2lf south street,
Tacoma, the friends Of Miss Bessie Hnxhes
celebrated her stxtee8th ttssihasy BIZ surprise
marty Maay pretty presents we're presented %
Miss Bessie. aus = vcTy pleasant time was had.
Arcng fhcss present were TIE following;
Mi.s Minnie larson, Miss Helen larson. Nj.
Hattie Heilsrd Miss NeIite CattlsF. Miss Gsorg 3
Hsruican, Mixs Mamie Foatsu, Miss Gertrude
ruaseoma, Miss Frankie Flint Miss Jesns Hen
drey. Master C.saa Kelly, Master Ed Herman,
Master Fanl Michael. Master Earuss scott, Mas
,er Frank Ntneh. Master Frank NiuE.
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-e1uA en- - % sasiiy wssved Into sven the
- sr6insry friss ssery. Kelly has great
-.srt.f.or a . personAtsr Of the Irish char
-, ga h oeght 10 be wei rsesived IA fhis
-. Tbs nsw eo1apsnT made friends 81 Cor
xr.s<s laet week Ia "a Noble Rogue" and this
- Vii psy aEhs Great Metropolis" . play
al hse never been ssen In tsis city before IL
8 1neiodsams With some rev features. ard 10
- u b. yssy attractive. IL also affords. the
seeaie artist splsa6id opportunity 70 show
rhef - en- do Tie new company drew larger
hssssu tAsn hare assembled ~ cordrsys since
- "a el tas Tittsls-
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Christt.n Churche..

Iatona Christian csuroh-al adssons street
Preaching at 80 every sunday evening BY Elder
u I. Raymond
First Christian church-seneea street. between
Third ard Fourth. Rev r E. Dunlap. minister.
Preaching at IL a m. topic, "A New Gre
ation') and 7:3o n II. tsunteet Of sermon. "Ths
Historical Aecurses OF Acts XfiTl. sunday
school at $50 q. N. y. Z. 5, Z. l. at els p m
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tets 7. Kelly. ths popular Irish comedian,
e<ue 70 The opera house on Thursday evening
"a usw company aad a nsv play. tho latter
nulted sMefsa Of Dublin" fbs new piece
- written By Charles I. Vincent aud John 7.
fslay. end IL slid ~ b. one Of the funniest COM
e6faa ever produced. sith more plot aud lees
vnsefy business than tbs prevailing entertain
nsas Iaheied sEarce comedy" Mr.. Kelly snacss
~ fisss role OF Roger q Mara. the valet OF Lord
Gasdssons Melee. who. duriag AeFse's absence
from Eonaa. pefsonstss HE lordship Among
sLhes characters Is al American opera queen
uhsn Lard MeFea bad met ia Berlin and fallen
1suply 10 lore with, and ia order 10 b. near her
- lsiievs hsr 10 America. where shs has villa
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Catholic Churches.

So Boniface Catholic ehgrch--Frederfck ana
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 10 50 n.
Catholic Church Of the sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets-Condueted by the Rsdenptorist
Fathsrs Mass at 10 50 T. n.
Catholic Church Of Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. =.
K Preiontaiue. pastor. Mass as usual
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ston--sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garrani, pastor. Mass al aud 30 g. m.
Evening service at 80 O'Clock week days and
mass at aud $50 O'clock
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Church Of Christ.

oiyrnpie avenue Church Of Christ-sIa olyrn-
pic avenue r. II. Moss, pastor. sundsy-schooi
a. 10 o. m, : @. Benedict, superintendent
Preaching 81 II g. W. and 80 .. IN, BIZ the
pastor ysr-meettng on Thursday at z. 30 y.
m The Loysi Temperance Legion, under the
auspices OF the W. c, 7. O., meet every sunday
afternoon al 4 O'clock The North sssttle cleo
trte cars 20 vi hin one block OF tia church
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stree, Car Hu,iaer. Combine.

ST. Lours, Nov. S-Ag EFFORT Is setns made
here ~ith ever prospect OF success 70 cousol.
idass tae 81 Louis. lacieae. RrDsnsu sns
American street Car Ba3}3 * eonepsnies TIE
four corporations have cogatlne1 capital 81
q. assUeo Interested persons % rot dssy sass
negotiations are Ga aad s-e l{Sely - sesminsss
sura-xxfnEgY
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6serrs- ssss---et Pyeser~r-lsa cAavrA-
sevaatA STREE aesE PINE. sSes - ~ y = *
Rsl srt g-r.s yts- sr-- B-osdEav and -
zvSaae. a. ara se-sloss ~ - a - as. "a
y ~
f&ka Ia - T-e,sVterisn--k X. hoarse sveaza.
Fresnags-~Aev - Is 8s&4. ps&sas- ssEEs0ss a.
q = n sG4 - e. -
Tae FFusts- Pc. -Ffs-5szs 30 Z I1fT saw -
a. tas y " ~ A az5L fssr fTeat ssrs&s. s1zsny.
fs-essefar 81 = = u a.. T-s@ ,. uL saoazGa
ssaaS. a. A@.-S = - 40sls Ascg@ss ssssssy 81
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Yeunw Meas Christian Assoetation.

A. p'ctork there wfll ss meeting % the
Y n e. A. l&t7 Frpuf street The Rev.
II *. nrown. OF Chicago, N.Ao "a CONDUCTING =
revival az the Msrkss street EsDtSst caurca. vii
de- We. special tsjk % ycuag -es Ire serv-
iees w,n - Of sTss9gsl evs5 Esl tstlc character
- vsgnz rnsa Stranger - the city sra invited
% attend tAis ulaesEg.
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UndenomlnationAI.

Seattle City Mission and sesmen's Bethel-3l0
and So South Third street. sunday school, n
m Gospel services on Main street wharf as p.
m. Mission workers messiug. Monday night,
7;4a scandinavian meeting at p Gospel
meetings every night IN tie week, TO which all
are welcoma Workers meeting Wednesday
evening. Special invitation lie given 70 all
sailors in port 10 attend services and 10 come TO
tho hail aud meet Chaplain ksss. Who il one Of
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Trfsn Mzssloa--Ia tha Basement co-zer q
scaIG seem as4 HSssr assaH sunday. a.
2 Ia. REVIVAL serv5s@ A. &Es 4avste1
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian cAurch-Seventh. between Pike an
vnson " O. Eliot, r.. pastor. Service a, II n M
Subject of the seTmoa, The Foundation of Life
preceded BY ave~miuuts sermon FOR children.
The religions stgSy elass will esurns iSs NEST
Ing Under cona net Of the pastor 81 Iz:3o Sub
test, "a study ei the Sects. sunday school .,
iliSl seats free and strangers wslcosaa
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Cocoa vita - Chzelcs Cressn served free tAis
week At stewart & Il e.n'es' drug store CoFe@
WITH tbs delicious CF,Am q Lees pharmacy al
shs wees. lie vresm DA5s Fr0sn - Charles
Evsporssed Cream t~ce 50 hsta si these sesdsBK
.Irtss .isErs On A-tnrnaln d.
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian chapai, OF warren street.
half AlocE north az Front street. power house
Services Al u = m A " steers. pastor
seventh Day Asvaaf3st church, 500 Poplar
s,-pes =,.tlie--sa bbsta school. 20 a n eerv-
ICES Il e ~ every saturday. Prayer messing.
We'd ass ay evening, IA
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LAYS OF THE WEEK.
!. ia Comedy at the Seattle
Opera House.
- m,ccEsS At CORDRAYs.
eempeay Janps late Ysver-
r~p q she stage and 81
Ceaise Attractions.


va sUmeW0A 81 .
surprise 70 the lovers
Of tbs beat IN ths lius
OF dramatic sEpsss-
usns that geTrles
Levi. wss not greeted
st The seatsis opera
house Lass week ~
istter sgatencss. shs
Is . good actress and
her pssys we're excel
lent This wee. the
public viii be r ven .
taste OF something Of
o broader character.
Mr.. Hams has on
gszed JOHN T. Kelly,
tbs Irish comedian.
who will present. next
Thursday eight, "Mo-
Fee Of Dublin" . roll
lIc.ing Irish piece
that - fnil gf Innocent
x.sk sh.
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TheasnNhy.

Te~-sorhsea' SOC ~ n1@sts ~ Psstts nzse
ban 1913 Frsrrt stfesst AZ 49, u Tas 81 srct
&c 80 seeFGre 81. Dc "tF7atEzz sd Fsreh e
Ee~eareA. 10 p&axa-s Prem Thsosopaloa.
ssAn@ xa.lG"
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TnfxerxaIssu.-Tre iAatss So fas Cnfvs~rxlfst
sae.etr s4s uazeE Wlta &rA Russell igEs rrfh
street " estnssdSy Afternoon. , vs1hey = -
g. eek Al ara s8ssssliY se>1 & attend It's
soaessrz
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In GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Dissemination and Society 10 tie
City Eepresented-Haurs OF san-
Day seheei servfcea


2Es = &9LIS "a 49,
city vii Doubtless b
Wei filed III all the
services To-day Al
the senoz3 Prexny~
ssrIsa enarcs TO
niEas the psssor, Rev.
ksuneth Danesn,w viii
preach tns second Of
kas a.seo1rses On the
temptxsons Of city
life Al 81 Aarss
ehurca tire monthly
festival service viii
Dc he'd In toe evsa-
Ing There vail Be
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TAA Fee 9e.ho8lst ehareh--Cc-usr Tezfh
sua P-as ssrses& Rex. :. - Pps pastel Friday
PRAYER saeag og as T.s3 , Il. Preseaing a. u
a. u. &ad - >. ~
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The k.ng oi psuHsAss a&s granted . pardon -
Hears h ky.sr. ire sx.AsssTsrsn cczs1A ca
coaass.aa saas kySssg lease .As eoEaEv.
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spIrt&naifsts.

sp;Yt.usIist,-The usual meeting viii - h-lf
tonight at o'clock at Olympic hall, l1l9
second street Mira Cornelius wiz give public
testk
TIE American Talon e. spirstn.lists-Ms-
sonic bali, University gfounds sunday service
at 80 o'asock- CGilarea's progressive lycsum
at o'escck
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a.. = cesdFsy, Who hss teen in tie rstv
A. iacfsssy GA eustncss eonneeses -ttA TIE
~. warns ass usnls. = Wv sanesslss ever
=. A4ss q shs hoasa 1T - ~ asra 10 secure
1870 81 - fas stock company .. there
Ne Coast This can esiy - aoae nv Sc.
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Haersw svDs~7rTs---sts2-zssv ssFFic~ NJ - q
- Friday svsazng a. b "a *
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70 E-s@ gay Asss away s29 pssTsat sa,.zsxs
rse Il a. aA&S &s1a8As.
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hsmetssn scenic drama entitled "Tne Great
assfoaolla" As tho title implies. II 10 = story
si's lie, In vhlch aauticai adventures ngurs
Prominently, The scenery has been specially
psfssd Tor the production. and includes
sfsfss handsome vets Chief among these are
We lighthouse At Sandy Hook and $ wreck 90
as sss leFssy coast The other scenes sre laid
sew York City and oae o! its snburhs. Har.
w@ he father Of the hero of the piece rssidss
u Harlem snd is . seeoad-tirns widower. Ry
hs hSs vile his only son jsek was bora.
ssa Wien wiie Ne. was lutfodace 20 the
MAJ Bone Jack WAS qaits a lad ana naturally
iaasfssed 10 submit 90 tha restraints aud
VIE haEiliailons 70 wAlch he we. daily
Meersea As time went by she hoy Vas treated
stsS saas greater auk fdnsss and lie became so
easHprofiaele Al home that be ran OF In ses Ia
essss o. Tune the second AFs IIais WAS Sa:h.
ssa 70 her fathers and mothers and the dis
0aseta'e taiydsime vidowes felt stiii more
sssasf tae absence 81 hss only child. The oaly
s'sihss tasf reached him concerning Jack siues
sssaepA'sare was that sAe vessel ia which he
w. ssssed was wrecked or the northern coast
sasseA II bad not been ssceFtalued whether
sses lad escaped wgth his life 81 ret Saa 40
as seasly cd man lived la suspense through
sas weary years. The next heir, Ia exse OF
80 .aessh, was Walter &owhfay, when Nj
'~t grew to look up0n as the successor
vac iamily Titles Il Wa. therefore.
"a ne Assie apprehension ana disarpola t-
Nsas mat walter Mowbrsy viewed q msn Who
ssFss&fs2 On The scene. claiming 60 rs tire gaek
go ne Dad let' bis h9a1e years before. The
Asassf vas indeed Jack. bat So changed In sp-
saee tast even he own father failed 70
~ xasfs aim. He nnaiy proves at. iten,stY
:. as thesr The cd uaSn Is over}oyes, ant ls
sae acs g revealing - bis sou whare his viii
.saeessed WREN he = kiltsi ~ tha accidental
ss'sc q Saa. Jack at nrss : chsrxsd with
Isss'eias, Eat the inquest establishes. his iuno-
Asaouga his claims 70 70 ire uatss-
sen YES esesFy showa - - true
's'asr's eyes they failed to ne
sNe'eS In ceprt 81 lay, sna
saaeTsa ths modification ~ Seeigx bis
$50, waiter Mowe-sy. "a falt possession o.
.AF'shh TIE American consul Iu A sEiers,
$50. es.d iadi.pUlsAle peeofs % Jscs' =
sasses and ics these Jack sends = messenger
:. ~ eha BE trump sa8 VI. slay meets Via
.sd fac GENE ly of tAe play q. especially
hss-gfnxsA 49,
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u W. BAKER a co. BAKER q co.'s
Ii. Dock, foot Of univsrsity strsek
STEAMER TIME rAaLEA
THE STEAMER AULTSoMAA
Runs the following time card dairy,
FARE TO TACOMA. so cESTs
Olympia. -. $50 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 = n-
Tscoma..... 1000 = seattle IL 90 noon
sesstle........ 100 p M Tacoma 500 .. IN.
Tacoma. $3.50 p m. lotympiA $3.50 ?.
Connecting with boats for KAmilchis ana snsl
tea.
Baker 4 CO. Dock. foot Of univsrsisy ssrss.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Masesa
sTEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
-foH-
TACOMA Asp EVERETT
Time card in effect November 1. 1854
NORTH BouSn
Leave Seattle. s.s0 and 10 p IN, dai;x
Arrive Edmonds, o.a5 p m, daily
Arrive MuekEiteo, s 80 =. m. daily
Arrive Everett $3.50 and ~ p. fn- dsisH
SOUTH nouSn.
Leave Seattle IL q m daily.
Arrive Tacoma, p IA, daily.
For freight rates and further information appsy
TO III. w. BAKER q CO, Seattle, wssn-
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
YoRrLASn exArTLE vAScouvHA
Ffrss-class steel Steamships
HAYTIAN RIPURLIc AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying freight and passengers, leave every ten
days For passenger and freight rates. sxsc; sail
ing dates, etc. apply 10
H. w BAKER A CO, AEex,s
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TRAINS Leave sxArFLu
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address
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corner feslsr avenue AID Commercial street
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Leave Seattle $50 and p N sharp
Landing at y. p. wharf. Tacoma. and Gem mer
ciAl dock. foot OF Marion street. Seattle
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N sss Hudscn river. and purchases residence
sfleihi'g that OF the opera queen But Just
ksefs sailing fer America Lord acFes is ehsl.
hnssd 10 hghta duel. and seriously woandins his
etsefssfy. IL arrested and detained In Ireland.
ussYs the valet came to America In advance
q hia master. aud on arriving I'm New York
Nstas OF the detention Of Lord Mefss IN Ire
haa Ard Introduces himself ss The real Lord
hcfss He establishes himself la his masters
nsdeaesen the Hudson and proceeds at once
nske love "a girl whom be believes 10 be
Aaessiae Wagner, The wealthy helFess and Opera
queen. Bat Adelaide'~ maid. Molly, has as
saned the mistress place. and SO the two
Rsa's - on eeugslng one another. each for Tia
Mass's supposed wealth. AZ this interesting
Fracture the real lord aud real opera queen ar
me- sad highly lGdcross situstton arisss
ANs aassrs are thoroushiy tangled aud untan.
tsa sessn. explanations are made. Inrd Melee
hsifses the opera queen and o'Aara mnrries the
n0d Holly aud sli ends happily.
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vss presented In spisnaia manner sy tas Ger
man dramatic Company, Of snis city. Fellow
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