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CONGREGATIONAIIsT.

RPEOPLESC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
49, sCs o st n ". hev. J. Il. Daley pastor
Ire9ching, II a. m. BY Rev. j. II. DALEY o m
BY Rev. " Il. Scott Sunday school, $50 q m !:
sonE service. 4 D. In All are welcome IL
KefIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
- cor lOth and u SITS. NV, Rev 8 Nj
SewInsn D. D.. pastor; Rev. II. Ross Fishburn, as
Dstapt pastor a. m. preaching service with SER
mon BY Rev HT Ftshburn. Music. with Quartet
and chorus OF nfty voices. led by Dr. Bischof organ
st y 80 a. n. sunday school. pm. Christian
Endesvor. Noevening service. If
NSIHE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEAR BSW-
- worship II 3 n. lecture in Pilgrims
ror-s ess" zs = IA q. James Jones, Phi D. pastOr
ofaciatius. Public Invited IN
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- bytecian. Connec5icut ave.. and 18th
ets NV, Rev. Tennis 5. Hamlin, d. D.. pastor
Rev. $ riuaer Bryau B. psssar Sy the the
Second Prssby terrain church of Cincinnati Ohio
Christian Endesvor socisty meeting at Up. m 1t
R~FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Az
Holmes, at II M Christian Endeavor pray sr meet
Ing for young people az p NJ special series of Sun
day evening services for July and August; service of
s:l5; = s:i5 Shortened form Of evening service.
with snort address by Rev. Mr. Holmes on The
come. 1t
E~FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
9Th st betwesn G and ii sta NV. Rev.
SsepS bf ke iss sS VIM M - To-
New Jersey sabbath school, $50 am Young
Peoples Society Christian Enaeavor st p. m req
ular prayer meeting Of the church Thursday. y.
Ali are cordially invited 1t
R~ASSFNBLY PREyBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ corner 9Th and SITS. n W.. Rev. George o.
b. D.. secretary American Trsct Society at IL am
10 evening service SUNDAY school. 9;3o am Y.
the services Ii
E~GURLEY MEMORIAL PREsBYTERIAN
- Church. Florida ave. bet 9th and 7th sss.
Wellington Z. LoacEs. D. D.. Of PhilsieIphia. Pa.
sabbath SAB school q m Ieachers' meeting Thurs
49, 9th, @ and Maryland ave. n.e--Prssching
; a. ~ n; by BY Ihomss Cnamers Easton D. D.
strange pr9blems in life No preaching the even
ins sunday school at $50 8 m ; Junior Christian
s,r afsr%s cSrdi Z I'M m vi,sd D Z l. pp
E~NEw YORK AVENUE CHURCH.
Ireasains At II a M and IN. BY Rev.
8. e Z. q s'i5 pm Strangers are cordially vel
E~cESTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Cor; Of and Sd SITS. NV.
Dr. PitZer. pastor.
II O'clock a. m, 8 O'Clock D. NJ 1t
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REFORMED.

k~GRACER REFORMED CHURCH, 18TH ST
~ bet. RI. and z st. H.. W. Rev. A. Thomas
g. Apple, pastOr--Morning service. IL O'Clock. sun
day school. $50 - H. No evening service, 1t
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seAooasrs oarsas Is Gsnnsses "a JsaA
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LUTHERAN.

SST PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
G~S church corner of 18th and II n W Rev
Pr Donaer pastor, tornorroT morning at IL O'CLOCK
Public reception Of Bishop Won ScheeIe of Swedao o.
Monday evening st SOclock A baritone solo nv prof
pusnane Cloward viii bs included in the evening"
PROGRAM Come and hear the distinguished bisho5
VIZ a-so " PIeSeEt. IT.
RSCHkISI EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
- temporarily cor 4th and SIS. n " 81 a.
Morhart. pastOr.-Seryices every sunday 8 o. m
Subject tororrow: mo salvation by Law IT
HSLUTEER PLACE MEMoRI 81 CHURCH. -
- Services at IL and 4. conducted bv past1r
4 S,6 g b "a e, y P sc E:7p m KELLER NE.
I. 7. 8 o. L.. 7:aO C. H. Butler. pastor. IL.
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EPISCOPAL,

eSEPlPHANY CHURCH. @ ST. NEAR l4TH
- sI-Sanday services: 8 An, holy cotn-
munlon. ~ An. morning prayer aad sermon &
p. M. evening prayer and sermon. II
R~CHUICH OF THE ASCENSION COR
- OF Sass- ave and 18th st d W Raw Or
choir At both services
R~CHRIsT CHURCH. @ sr. Sc RET arm
- and til. Archdeacon Gilbert " Wiliams
rector sunday services. IL a. ~ and 7:ssO o m
Preaching or leS5uring st every service. 1t
RSCALvAKY PARISH PROTESTANT FpTS
- cepal Church. corner 18Th St and Madison
ksy = a A:pinwsll, rector.-service on SUNDAY
July IL Morning service and sermon q 10 StTanss.
sIs LAYS Ne-eotne. 1t
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~sALEM BAPTIST CHURCH. cHAMPLAIN
ave. between nth and 18th SITS NV, Rev.
5. Gerish Lsmkins. B.. D.. pastor.zsunjay school.
40 a m. preaching. II by Rev. d. E. Wise
man. pastor Church Of our Redeemer. Communion
ct D. NJ Preaching at q. It.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosA. April as p m.-Cl0udy; hrfsk
west wind. Passed in--Tug Tyss ct l2:ls .. m
sh Two Brothers In tow of tug Mogul at D. m.
NEAH BAY. April as p m.-Cioudy: fresh
west wind.
CLALLAx BAY, April as p m-Cleudy;
fresh west wind.
PoRr CREscxSr. April as p m.-.Cloudy,
fresh west wind
PoRr AsosLEs. April as p. :m-Cleudy;
fresh west wind
FAIsHAvES. April 6-tspsciaL l-Br BIZ Jsva,
Capt Harder, arrived last night from Esoui.
malt. to load lumber ct woodin's mill for the
French government. 70 Do used at the penal
colony in New Caledonia.
NEWPORT. o., April 6-The steam schooner
Alice blanchard, which went ashoro last night
now lies on the sand near the south jetty, we'll
up the bay. Preparations are being made to
tighten her. and It IL thought she can b. noatsd.
The vessel became disabled at sea several days
ago, and In attempting to cross YaQuins bar her
rudder chains came loose and locked the wheel
sAs Francisco. April 6--Arrived-str Macki-
nav. from Tacoma; str Oregon. from Portland;
bk Gen. Fairchild. from Nanaimo. DEPARTED
state OF California, for Astoria.
: NEW YoRK. April 6-Steamer Hekla, from
Denmark. Norway aud sweden. with Worlds
Fair exhibits and 800 passengers, 10 eight days
overdue and anxiety in growing.
NEW York, April 6-Arrivcd--Havsl, from
Bremen; waesand. from Antwerp; vesndam.
from Rotterdam.
LONDON. April 6-Arrivsd-Brttanic. from
New York.
BRowHKAD, April 6-Arrived--Nomadic, from
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 6-Arrivsd- NormanniA
from New York.
BRENERHA vKr, April & - Arrived - TraveA
from New York.
LONDON. April 6.-rsalian bark Teresa 10 Vice
reports that on March she passed the ltalisn
steamer Stura. Capt De Negrt, which left Genoa
on January Ia, via Msssina and Palermo, for
New Orleans. The stura had lost her screw
and was proceeding slowly under canvas
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Ccdss--optiess. elessa weak - - - . psa.es
Decline Sales vsre g, 20 bees, Including: xpeii,
Rio-Dull and pricss nominal No :, 1919
sugar-Raw-Firm and In fair demand: fair
refining, sac; centrifugals, g eset, $40: Mus.
arm.
Coppsr-weak: Lake ma
Lesd-Stfong; domestic SAA
Ttn-Quiet and steady.
spsltsr-Ssesdy: Domestic. eAA
BOSTON STOCK HxcHAxsA
BosrcS. April A-Thsrs were no msshs0 =.
day. - IL was holiday.
cArcAoo BOARD o. SnADn
CHICAGO, April A-wheat-Quiet and epeneA
5000 lower on moro favorable Kansos CROP -.
ports than were expected; advanced 10 fron
inside ON good local buying, with sdvioes q No
rain having fallen In Kansas, and rsochod ~
on prospects OF rain in the wssA and closed
bushels; shipments. Il. 900 bushslA
whsst-Stsady: cash, 77kc: May, 7sahA
Coru-Lowees cash. H5<c; May, liAf1
0ats-Easys sasA. 2s}Ac; Nay. MIA
Bariey-6A0
Flax-$IQ
Tmothy-MA
Pork-Firm cash. slAsss Nay, slAM
IArd-Firm: cash, 81 80; NAY. I'D Il
Short rihs-Firm; cash, AID; Nay, SeaA
Short clear-S0 7H0eN
Shoulders-Sa650a7 20
CHICAGO LTvD STOCK
CIIcAeo. April 6-Cattle-Rsesipe, 1Aeees
market slow and lower. Choice ssssrs, SASo0
30: medium, ASO0D62 Is; otheru q SO6AA rs:
A25
Hogs-Recsipts. 1900: market active ana
IW@Oc higher. Common and mixed. q lO0
60; prime heavy and butchers weights, Ma
0S9o; prime light, 36.4Oo65Q
. sSansep,-Recsipts, 1900; steady. Natives. ksoO
ass: clipped Texans. $29ODIs0
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Steamer Rapid Transit left last night foe
Roche Harbor after . cargo OF lime.
Tug Wasp towed the three mastsd schooner
r. w. Bartlett TO Tacoma yesterday forenoon.
Steamship Umatilia returned here yesterday
for coal ana tied up at the Oregon improvement
Company's bunkers. where she will take cargo
The three rnastcd schooner Jennie Wand.
Capt Olsen. was towsd TO Port Townsend yss.
tcrday BY tug V. T. Price. She carries cargo q
lumber 70 San Buenaventura, Cal.
Alpheus ByeFs' observations for the twenty.
four hours ended at O'Clock yesterday werss
Maximum temperature, 50 degrees: mean. -;
minimum. 20: precipitation. rs inches: wind.
southwest and cloudy.
The hve-masted schooner Gov. Amss. Cast
Davis, yesterday completed her cargo Of -
tons OF Black Diamond coal and was waiting
for . tug TO take her 70 sea She gose 70 oan
Francisco for the Black Diamond COMPANY
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Deeds Recorded In the Aadftorss o.
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Aaditer's 00se
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1. -
are &. 92l. IA There died for record yessse.
day 10 deeds, the considerations asxrogasinR
sSs,97S Following 10 the list - furnished b.
Osborne, Tremper & Co. ahstractors of titles,
ZIG Cherry street. between Front and Second.
George W. Hall to John W. vars, block -
Maynard's Lake Washington add, el.100
n W. Trust Go: to H. b. Beard, lots In Ken
H; b Beard to c. Z Hawlsy. lots in Ksnwssd
9: IL. Adsit to J. 7: Logan. lots in G. H. Ada,t's
9. c. Phinney 70 G +. Nerberg, part lots ana
:. block 8. Woodland add. $S7A
w. J. Gordon 70 r. Mccormick. ~ nv n -
H. c: RAYMOND 70 c. v. Adams, lot Il, bloch
q. H Yesler's LIST $4,000
:, ); y; Boyd to Charlotte II Rumssy. part $50
John Rae 70 Harry Wood. lot = block Z Danny
:, Kat. Croker % b. B. Fowler. lot l, block q,
Yesler's ID sup, $500
D. Mclnnis to Il. p Daniela, lot u. block 4
Woods add to Kirkland, SSO0
r. H. Caliigau to Paul Singerman, lots In Mad.
J. L Aver to ACCOMPLISHMENTS Co. lot Is
block 8, Gilman Park Let, H.
r. Toklas to McDougall- southwick o., lot -
block s. Gilman Park LIST. 80.
Virginia Bussell to J. q. Gillies, lot II block
., Com ct Steam Motor add, $500
w. G. Curtis to Nancy Curtis, lots & block
10. Mercer's add and Others, 81
Henry Bailey 20 Orion Bird ct al. lots I, s.
block ID: Let plat West Seattle, el.c00
G. Z. Bander to Daisy l. Bandes, lots %, II, Y.
block 9. Motor Line add, s.
90. 20. Z $780, %
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Cities ana towns Of Washington desirius
representation 1t Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space in the Evergreen State Souvenir"
the only book in which their special ID.
vantages can b published and given out
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. J.
.. fleetwood. publisher, Bailey building
Seattle.
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~ SEATTLE
~ N MEDICAL and SURGICAL
o. DlSPENSARY
-CONDCCTED BY
nrS. Merrill & Merrill.

nrs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and favorably known specialists
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skin and universal success in the treatment and
cure OF Chronic diseases entitle these eminent
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SO matter what your complaint, consult these
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FREE CURE.

suffered for years with nightly emissions.
impofebcy, varicocele. and snrunken parts,
caused by self abuse Was quickly restored TO
fun vgor and developed parts ny "a simple remedy,
receipt for which viii send (sealed) FIRE Il 10
any sufferer Address, with stamp, D. Il.
ENMEI. Eugewood. i'll
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MINING Stocks
EASTERN MARKE rs.


NEw YORK, April 6--It was duh in spsculs-
ton at the stock exchange today. Tho market
was not weak, but under sales to realize profits
by the bulls and tho renewal OF bear attacks,
low prices were reached 1t intervais The close
was steady to strong.
Government bonds--Steady.
Petroleum-Neglected, sessc bid.
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Irregular, ranging from 8 70
per cent: closed, offered -, per cent Prime
paper, 6f17 per cent Sterling excnauge-Firm,
with actual business in bills At f4esi x61t 6sI<
for sixty day bills: demand. As7s<G94eA
SILVER
NEW YORK. April 6-Bar silver. $3.50
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--THE.-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
s. BOYS AND GIRLS.
I r n we i"S Cabin, corner o. Temperance and
.'se.'ssH SIS. North seattle. from y to l9A
y. Also Of lol- Fourteenth st bet. VI Adj
ga ahi spSiag, from !; 80 to 80 n IN.
s.s.s. Miss Wtn'eracuSne tFrspsel Union
@asse OF the harae aud Colonial Train.
As s"iese. I.aadou. England. whs
hesas Mig county Teachers
seftincate. second grade.

- pea month
~ ssssii zee u sac per month viii be charged
assesf "'N'ef ara use OF sHts ani sta
fssra.Mns.h estS az teaching are based a,
sss.saSas ~ VI. watch IL now being unt
n saep,e1 by shs best teachers Of infaats
YEFso~sag Mi gtse al ices of is acopa:
ns,r..At So tfhhsAtsf ~ GIFTS teseh the
IN sss.s st Notor Frrus. rtihfn asd a.eaue-
aa<s-.s ~shs SAr c4atitiFsl'~ rursfvs faru3tg
xsssss@se powers x esss - alton. and olearaeSs
sssas AtN oE&tti tRrFN GAMES commits.
Arls.s. = = r ~ lass SlaSiaS and III aoits of
49, Ahe t}eas, deyrfVpinS uaysiags prau,r,.
Fay an car1h'aest a ton
ksr, ~ - A.tsANfE< OCCUPATIONS en-
sss~1isS wsiE1sg. Drawing. Nes.tl.wor..
hasa. sspeF fin-tss Head Work. Rsskes
Axsr,ssx Se'siiiss etc. which ira a the nansf 10
sA-eryss.s& d neAssss and the eye - accuracy OF
hss,ss AtNb shiAkrES oRJECr LESSONS
TO- - etras idea a. fhe physical world "a r.,s-
esses h - Vegetables sad inigieya . And cut-
aArN s-s $50 PARTS he power q Ae>criptlon AMI
GssRss ''Assiit ara asrsaSe The a0osleSiSe
&C., sa.ss-Res. DAVID Z Garrett 81 Marks
Ax.as. s as ! :. J. tsaat Narrow, lake WASn-
xfsxs 49,. '" s@lAse Mating, 1870 Cnsvsr..ty
~ So peseais q lasnlss papgls
Asas<,s-.sesff liforui alton. apglv To he Mf-sos
- se EV4< keuEtaant IN street, cav
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G. r. Putnam's Sous. New York, puhlish 'sTAo
Philosophy OF Individuality: or. the One AZ
the Many" by Antoinetfs Brown Blackwell
author OF ''Ssudes In General Science" The
Sexes Throughout Nature" etc.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.


TINE STATE OF TRADE
SAN Francisco, April S.-Rscsipts Of poultry
today were light and much OF the stock was
poor Prices were unchanged, under light DE-
mand, except for turkeys, which were active.
Game 10 Armer.
The butter market II weak and dull, with
heavy receipts and large stocks on hand. Prices
are unchanged at quotations, but values are
shaded In many cases TO close sales. Eggs are
fairly steady. with liberal supplies. Cheese 10
in moderate demand.
The condition OF tho fresh fruit market IL not
favorable. Oranges are in heavy supply, with
light sales aud rather inferior stocks. Choice
apples are scarce and in fair demand. Lines are
weak at quotations on fresh stocks at hand.
The market IL well supplied now with tropical
fruita
The vegetable market Is dull, with prices
fairly nrm for new varieties Receipts included
79l boxes OF asparagus, 418 boxes OF rhubsrb, l52
sacks OF peas, 191 sacks Of new potatoes and
boxes OF cucumbers. The potato market 10
marked up again, and stocks are low The
Oregon steamer only brings 4.5oo sacks, about
half the usual quantity, on this trip Onions
are steady.
Produce reeeipts-Flour, II. 1854 quarter sacks:
wheat, 4,256 centals: barley, sol centals: oats,
526 centals: corn. 22l0 centas; beans. $50 sacks;
potatoes, 1.l52 sacks: onions, 81 sacks.
Flour-Net cash price for family extras. s. 20
a. per barrel; bakers extras, 81 So04; supsrfne,
ton in values. Quoiable at g. 2J44 for No. and
81 IS per GENITAL for choice; business In milling
descriptions is transacted at range OF $L26l&@
l3ll per GENITAL
Barley--No great activity prevails in this
article, most OF the spot trading In feed just
now is of n jobbing character. We quote ~ fol-
lows: Feed, s5c per GENITAL for good quality. aud
So 46Gs7lac for choice; brewing 95c(gsi 02l5 per
GENIAL.
Oa,s-The movement Is fair, while prices re-
main steady. Milling, tL4s9L5s: fancy feed.
ST. 40(0l i2l<; good to choice. feed. ~ 3(0L S1S:
OF e AIDES. 81 l5QDl30; black, 81 1t(9L20; gray,
81 23QD l.S0; red, g. lCC1l. Is per csntal.
CALL BOARD.
The following sales were recorded Ct the cali
board today:
Wheat-Morning, informal session MAY, 100
tons, $l26s6 per Genital. Regular session-May
zoo tons, $i.26sk; 400 tons, L26i<; ZOO toms
81 26ss; 200 tons, s. 26l4; December. 100 tons,
$LS2ls: 100 tons, $l.Si,& per Genital
Bar ey-Regular nession-May, 100 tons. SIC:
100 tons. 86s<c: seller 1898, new, 200 tOus S4kc:
100 tons. sissc: December. 800 tons, $3.50; 200
sss &C per GENITAL
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Ou sight, New York, per 500, mo:
Sterling biils-On London, sixty day bank, $As7
silver bars. per ounce. s2laCgs2tlc: Mexican
dollars. 65lsg66c.
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FOREIGN MARKErA
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LONDON April &-Bar silver. .e1S 0uG. S71<l
Console. 81 il6d. Bullion gain ON balance nd
INTO the Bank Of England. k62.000 Bank Of fne.
land discount rate "a per cent
xNoLIsH GRAIN MARKRE
LlvHRPooL, April 6-Wheas--Dsmsnd modee.
atA NO. red winter. firm at s. Sd.
Corn-Dsmand fair for spot, but :poor for IN.
sures Spot. drm at Is I'D, April. steady at =
"a; Nay, steady at = 1Ha. June, steady at = @
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pnorrKs SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL

pEoPiE's SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
hloCS, seattle W Ashineton. CanitAl 100 oo0
oSscers - Boar Of Trustees - Bailey GstSerk
fres dealt Jacob tcrth. Vice President: Arthur
A. DsBny. Second Wee President James r Hay
Gen, Manager. Cashier and Secretary; Frank /
kloGseit, Assistant Cashier: l. sch~Aeachsr John
leafS. VIM r. Haley. @oar Collins. otto RankA
Transact savings bank business exc.gsiseIs
Deposits received from Do. ar ten thousand
Cellars xix per ceuE Interest Ter rafu allowed
o. term and oar PEI cent or ordinary depesstA
LiFdea3s declared the last day Of Nay nra No
semeer Loans maze on real esSass c. aSDsovs1
eo-s,sEAss e8ly.
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"ANT A SITUATIONS

lsrr,aa e want Columns OF the POST.
,.l.,.. i''' ANcER. Double the cir.
-, a OF any paper in the State.
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tClose connection with n. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
steamers .Cfty Of Kihsston" ana ''City Of Seat.
tie" make close connections ct the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and nom Portland and with the
East and Westbou overland trains.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP sCrrY OF KrNGsroN.s
8:vO anil MI -. Tacoma. =. l1lOIATI 6:15 am
1918 amILvl 20. Seattle. i 82ILv 3:OO-am
l:3O pmlLvl 72lPt Townsend 36iLvIll as pm
$3.50 pmlAril1OL. Victoria II MIlLvi $3.50 pm
Steamers acity Of Kingston" and "City Of Seat
tle'' make connections at Port Townsend for pas.
0engers going from Bellingham bay points 70 Vic
tOriA and return.
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Pullman Sleeping Cara Elegant nay Csachss
ami nness Palace Dining Cara between seattle St
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for al points In the United States and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
Tor q Paul and East-lO:25 .. m.
For 6pokane-3:20 p M and 1O:25 p m
p m.
For Oiympa-e:l5 = m. and Sis q m
For NontesAno and Oc0sta-S:l5 q m
For 1acoma-0:l5. s:l6 m. 12Ol. 3:2o. 0:0o.
0:AS and 1o25 p n.
For snoquaimis Falls and North Bsnd-s:ls
m
For oumas ana Anacortes--9:lS q M
For enohemlsh and Getchel-0:l5 4 N. end
ass p N
TRAINS AHRYvB AT sEATrLA
From g Paul and East-ll:26 p. N.
From Spokane LOSS q N. and IL % n =,
Z m
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From Montooano end OcostA-5 50 d m
From TAcoma-lz:65, e:A5 and 1885 q n
9:0U, $50 0.A6 and HES p m.
From Snoquaimie Falls and North Bend-S:3o
M
From eumas and Anaeortss-6:2o D IA.
From Snohomish and Getcheil-10:36 q n. and
$40 p m
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