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WOULD SUIT ouR aIRIs.

at Tic wedding ~ daughter IL
Theodore a liasemeyer, The wealihy
sugar rcsiner. il Nex York. the entire
stairway Of the house Was covered with
i canopy II lilacs aud rpses 'Thecere
mony Was performed Under canopy
Of white satin and pointlace, upheld By
columns Of white ONYX and gold, and
10 The midst of the supper room was an
orange tree laden with fresh blossoms.
banked At the base with lilies Il tho
valley. The gifts were not shown al II .
wedding.
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Love with box Of Louis Browns
bon bons and chocolates is just about
the right thing.
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THE oHAMPIoN or THE WoRLp.

Tie jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
y. w. r. Fisher, King Street.
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am in town to do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished in first class style,
Respectfully, Lee III. Gooey.
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Aarsas Advances in Baking
Povdsl Ramiera

Not in price but ia quality. Il is far
better than the best heretofore ma 10
1t excells in strength, purity and
healthfnlness. Try il.
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Lee II. Gooey dehes competition in
the laundry line. All his work is first
class.
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4 sale that is Oh everybody's lips is
Browns lee Cream.
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The Kelley Gold Cure.

-FoIl-
DRuNKENERss, OPIUM. ciIIoRAL co.
cAiNE, NEwous rRosrRAToN, roBAc-i
% AND ciuARErTE HABITS.
y Kelley Institute Al Charleston. weai vir
gnla. gives tho nENuINE KELLEY RRMR-
DIES and they are administered hy Physicians
who arc not only skiliful IN their profess sion
but who have had i through course d instruc-
tion ~ The paront Institute ri Dwight
For fun information, regarding sanitarIum
Treatment and Home Treatment, send 10
TAEKEELEY INSTITUTE,
Charleston. W. Vi,
Alarge and ninety appointed sanltarinm sup
piled with all modern improvements. Special
accommodation for ladies'
LE'aAGGE PRATT, Sec. and Con. Mgr.
NIB BOONE. NJ. ~. Physician ii Charge
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For That is Where We Keep Our Prices.
Our Goods Must Quickly Pass Into Your Possession,

No arc
field M Tho market
anerfd e
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The ashirg schooner - Lawrencc nas again
Icis for the haitut banks.
ship kats Davenport. Capt Reynolds. will
nrish loading iumhcg al fors bsskeley 10. Homo
lulu on saturday.
chilean bark Emma Louise vas towed from,
p,rt Rlsseley % Fort Tevnsend yesterday, inm-
be-. laden. Ter Valparaiso
steamer Rapid Transit took go tons OF coal 10
Everett yesterday. and goes from there 10 Rocac
uarbnr soE catgc 81 iitae-
ship lnvincshle completed he: casgo o. e.07g
tons Of coal Yesterday for Francisco and lei:
ior Port Tow nssnd last night
Schooner Norma. capt. Thompson. sailed from
Gar Fraue SEQ las. sunday Tor Seattle 10 lead
lumber Tor the Western MIL Company
To-day is steamship asy for the Pacific Coast
steamship caraptny. 1hc wa!la VISTA salts
IA. san Francisco sad tire Ci'y ot Topeka sails
f,~ Afsskn. whtle tho Jsaasllia will arrive .rora
ssa FEancisca
cant 6ii Parker vili not resume The position
g r,,nsfs.r al ths siaaaaet state Of Washington -
rs,.afsea yesterday Cast q r Clancy. tAc
t.esenl master wsli II a! pco5AsA!isy Goa sincc
10 aesa that p0sit.oa-
cart. nAsseu. master os the steamer " y
ls,sss., when .ae sunk the Premier. has aSa Il
received bis aicease, hieA was suspended Tor
,.ar ~ tie socai :-aasa ol inspectors He sp-
,exss To TIE supervising insFsio. aad The pea
..rv wss reduces. ~ nvV mos:as
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures THURSDAY. 49, 1898
COLUMBIA GAMERS. sOsses
Ihe RresAet In the 8ive1 Cspses DoD..
go Damagas % Yfsh rr>-


AsroEiA. May I6-Especiai. The lower
river cannerymen sustained serious loss
today through the high fresi,ees now run
ming down the Columbia Between
Chinook and Sand island. across
BAKERS BAY, for distance OF
three miles, are over BID Ash traps.
each Of them costing At least $i.o0 The
most valuable Of these were built of heavy
plies along the edge Of the main channel
OF the river. and fifteen of the latter were
completely washed away inside Of
an hour by the strength OF the cur
rent. which also did . great deal Of
damage TO the traps nearest the Washing
ton shore. Nine Ut those totally DESTROYED
belonged 10 Mc6owan. four TO Eimore.
one 10 Booth and one TO Kinney. They
were valued at 81. 500 each, making total
loss Of 800. In addition TO this the
damage done among other traps was fully
So 600.
B. A. seaborg. Of Ilwaco. is one Of the
heaviest losers. The whole Of the p,iing
OF the demolished traps. including ali the
gear and braces. was washed clean ont TO
sea. snd ~ daylight not q ves.ige re-
NAMED OF any of the salmon
snares that last night bordered
the river channel. held by deep
driven lumber and thousands OF solid
stakes. To work this destruction in 50
short time the freshet must have had
enormous power. for every Pile that held
traps was driven solid through heavy
beds OF clay and sand in
Bakers bay. 1t viii be impossible
TO replace any of them this
season, and as the structures nearest the
channel caught the greater amount
of fish the loss i'm addition 10
their value viii be great indeed.
1t is feared that If the currents con-
time with their present force a large
majority Of the traps will be rendered use-
less, il not totally destroyed and broken
up. About 2i0 OF the Bakers bay traps
are owned in Astoria and should much
more havoc he worked among them the
reduction in the pack OF the season will be
marka1
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.


TIE STATE oF TRADE.
~ faAxcisco. May 1.-THE loca! mer.
~ markets are steady, with demand
III srtsre
~ produce market trading 10 quiet Hay
&ee are firm and red onions lower.
Ars Unchanged
easier at quotations. eggs ere weak
- Il cosaing In heavier.
sRy receipts are light
ssssffies ara lower with larger arrivals
8ssee receipts Flour, quarter sacks. 6.--o;
esSss8spa. s,ss3e. wheat. oenta!s. ssi: barley.
|Ss h,sss osts. oentais. %. cora. ccRtsls,
ssaas. sacas. $50; potatoes. sacks, 2.6i9.
orks. sEs-
af-Nc quote NJ fellows: Net cash rrices
~ anass extras. 81 iossi n per mi, bakcra'
I oxA eAssss-.N: supefase, 81 >attSa0
- ff'ees tnmhted tnss morning n specu-
~ efe'es. has quotations fvr spu; wheat
materially disturbed, offerings he!us
~. .ssa saste being no rressnr. 80 realize.
VI ~ ssSi - tor good shipping quail.
~. slsssslss's per ecutal Tor milling
u here il irsn heidirs and market pre-
- sssss lone Ne quote a. follows Feed.
|1 NJ erntsi ter good quality. ana
EoSa - w saoaee; brewing. aefrcst o. pSr
[t~.-. TIES are argn under light offerings.
Esre ios Waite cats range from 81, ~ for
u ~ txr eeaIal Tor choice. graz. 3,.Ssa
ssek. VI sssl.ss pes eeatal.
| - ea.l. ncARn
|sas are the sa.es recorded ct the call
Aa'nlag, informal session -- neeem Der.
va, ~ 'ou&. 3; az. 40 tons
-. ~ snzs. 81 a. M tons. &lss. 2el
- - hsF seats Regular se>ssea--ps-
M - osss 40, 80 iofss. s. q 90 soas.
-. ,ss~s, u I.ss GENITAL
\ -. ssssssfsst sSsssar Her f~stS. rev
- j. Asses Iao inns. a,s.e. Deccnlnes. ~sa
49, er coEtsl itseasar session seller
~ y - ssas. y rs sss3 ,.sts. - &C Iiesc IN
49,. ~ tens, - t.c ISs eeE;ai.
flNkNCfs9-
ID. ~ =; 'sgh'. New Yoss. per 500. 80,
~ @'s~oa I.oason, slxty-tsy bSak.
ass I'0f ounce, - slss ~ Mexican
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MARINE NE w >.


TAroosH. May Us p. m.-Cloudy: brisk
west wind. Passed in--ship aud bark in tow OF
Moxui 1t u. IA: str Mackiuaw at SO Q.
m. ship India in tow O! Sea Lion at . - m:
ship kencbec In tow OF Tycc et IL a. IA; bark
cntinc at ISIS u. M: ship bohemia In tow OF
Losne ut i2.5) r. M: bark at p. m. bark ARR
wright at i:a0 y. N. Passed out ship e. 4. Sar.
gent Ia tow OF Lorne nj clock las, night. tugs
Tyee aud Ho'yoSe ut Q. m: str Fan Bcnito
mt II ~ a. IA.
Nssu Bar. May lbs p. m.--Cioudy; light
southwest wind.
cIALLAx BAY, May lz-5 r. might
rain: fresh west wind. 49,
Pysar, May i7.-5 y. might rain: fresh
wess wind.
PoRr CRESCENT May rs p m.-C.oudy;
fresh west wind.
fogr ASsELEs, May l7--5 n m.-Cloudy;
fresh west wind. Ship tn harbor and ship
coming in tow OF Tacoma United States ctr.
bktn rugged. and three masted schrlpassed up at
Q o. IN.
rosr rowssESp. May i1-tspccial l-Arrived
--schr Robert >earses.
foEr TOWNSEND. May iT~lSpeciai. l-Arriyed
--Bk Arkwrighs. II days FROM san Francisco Tor
Seattle: sh Bohemia, /. days from San Fran
cisco. a; Sanaimo. Nor tk storm, from san
Francisco. at Ssnsiino: sh fvannoe. from Ssn
Francisco. at Seattle. To sail fomorrow-sh
Invincible, seattle for San Francisco
Asrived-seh scquola, l. days from San Fran
c.seo. at Hadloek; sh India. /. days from san
Francisco ct Nanaimo: u. s ST. Mohiean, IL
days from Honolau. awaiting orders. sh Com
moaorc. II DAYS from san Francisco. at Ma
nalmo, sh Commodore. from San Pedro. at Ma
nsimo.
HnQuiAs. May l-.~-fSpecial sailed Bkt tn
Clearer, sch Eva, sch Enterprise.
wira.rA BAY, May iT-lsrccia!. SAILED
Sch Nesta.
SAN FnaScisco. May i7.-Ciearcd-Bk Suls-
tclrna. Tor fort townsend.
PntLAnsfrRfa. May l7.-Arfived-Ssr Penn
eylvan.a. iron Antwerp
Bosrox, May is-Arrivei-Str Lancsstrfan,
from, Liverpool.
sorrnANrrcS. May i7.-Arsivce-s;s Havcl,
from New Ao.s.
GENOA. May ATrsvei-str Fulda, from
New Nafk
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ISo rssuaias Of the former quotations. ana
1879 4 little letter. Export quotations
fnsCe for club and esx110e for blue stem.
1ilIsf the prices paid are Tlfd7se. only blue
MAJ quoted as milling wheat. Holders
61ns 10 the wala Na.is country ask dc
shich is equivalent to ~ &C here. which
~ ~ yet unwilling To pay.
Rstoos aud lard have advanced &c per
- Yah strong tendency. Large hams are
7 = tic Some small hams Of the Eng
~ heing sold rs low a l5c. The mar
lh4useed strong.
r. onfinuss strong at former prices. and 10
80 = eonsiderable quantities from down
80 rat. Hay Is also icing shipped to Vie
- - The same eciion Of country. scow
amyenty tons of hay was brought in yes-
80 hon d.. Miiier's ranch on WILDLY
80 n IL tug Edna for Lilly. isogardus 4 ca.
SHIPMENTS AND REeKipra
49, ~ past twenty -four hours produces
~ nmeAandiss have been shipped from and
Egpt q The port Of Sestslei In the following
1G3ns
Tons
Enm9bs rail and wntcr.. :s,i
fsssIaud Wheat Market.
u4ArA May i5.-I Especial. -whcat--Mod.
Ew 6n1tag II stcsdy prices. Valley, 3L2,1;
Nm, 81 III per GENITAL
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49, - &LSpoS STUN kAthAS1E.
Nsy is.--stoeka opened letter today.
! Gnseed later. Buyefs were scarce and
RI - many liQuidasious. Ate n IN. stocks
I4Wy lst, and Americans dropped 20x,s
konk Almost TO the cioec trading was dis.
ostnx 10 disau.eting rumora and the
,1efe1lon OF prices. which were among
It Befsfe the Close the situation i'm
Suiug 81 competition Ia foreign iiQui-
~ isrge accounts.
IesA, May l7.-lt has been learned that
ms5 weakness In the London stock ex-
his Enrulng was the result OF bear
aHmoss ssnt Oh. last night to the effect
1A9vy failures were expected here today.
~ vero sent for reciprocal eject here.
FINANCIAL
~. May is.--Ear silver. OBS hue.
y M tonsois, Va lila. hank Oh England
1sss nse. q. per cent.
kS6lisn GeAtS MARKET
h5tpf0cL. May i-.--H hcat--OiFescd mod .
ese:y sad anesaasca.
ss-ssssiy; offered moderately: Juus. 10
e jsly, 4 ed
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asfha> mAshErs.

~ Yess 49, sxca.Nss
~ ~ Kay l-.~ Iae.s Was decidedly
N@ - st@css sSgar. Al TIE start
u 81. PSF cent. in sya.nasay
= '.a2so+.. A-ls IL scoa became
80 "a. e~s sssl'as va ,sss 20 s-sataags.
we sis'i fAsss promptly eusuc.3.
nessess.s - ssf5ss - ssocAs ESaSsa9y aa>G
~ Il a. Nssst 49, s. .ga .4a~IAl PAR
stszss..s ~ ss~e At.es After tae usas.es
sls a,s'.-l - sssseiisi a,ivsuee sAe eesss ts.
ssss -. sa~ isss er.4 rssaCsgoa at a. q,
Sss.s ~ SCI tx q ssAsg sgsas S.zg.ssi ~,
ga 80. Sgase. spec atstsoa t.eeAsao
~ sA4sar.x.. sse se-sserA Sour tAs exchange
Is - $50 y ges-ss-sv hsssvaas ,s.,se
s~sss . we sayv aesc sssa y 70
ssssss -. sssss a~si n'sas. aa.l.
49, seas.s sss.4r
We sss uss.scscs. sS.h.
W. sotS Esrunr
0s~x "a sa3a4oa .na Kali 81
aSa ss.aSaa ~ ssass az. so
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nOTEL ARRIVALS.
1Hs AxL,ssroy.

McResvy, Hoodsport l. p steward, Lowell WI
q steward, Gar.iner A & Tucker. RI Biskeisy
Davidson, Portland u puggsn, Port Gamble
Mrsf Copeland, sac to l. + smithson, Chicago
w Bowers, San Fran r II Hoibrook. II Louis
Mrss N Cool. MtVernon Moore. Humboldt, III
Miss ioreasey. do s N Field, westn. Ohio
M,sJA Aocehec, Rosebg Dovcii. walla " ALA
i l. stinsou. city II u Pierce, Portland
A BOOTH do
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DACIFIC NAVIGATION coMPANY-FAsF
L time for Tacoma. Everett and suohomssh nsee
points.
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHfS0ToN viii
leave Everett daily, except sunday, ~ . N. los
Seattle.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma IL m
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. 2:lb n m
Leave Seattle for Everett. A:Ao .. m.
Leave Everett for Seattle. s:lo p. III.
Leave Seattle foe Everett. 1880 p M. except eee
CrdAy and sunday.
Leave ssa.tle for Tacoma $50 p m. Saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for Sssstie. 2:ls p m
Calls ut Edmonds only Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
all snohonish river pciatA Only caiiy through
line. freight Sl.O0 per ton.
IA coxNoR. WILDLY ISLAND AND
IL EvRRkTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Daily. except SATURDAY. 9 p. m, for Edmunds.
Muckiltcp, Everett, Clinton. browns Point,
tniaiip. Langley, suakeiuu,, Coupsvsfie, sande-
fnca. YAK Hafbor Uisaady and Ia Conno-. Re
turning leaves La Connor - M, daily except
sunday, touching Everett 1t ! 80 y. m. arrive
Aeattle p Lon't Cali Ut Tulaisp on return trip.
Headquarters In Seattle City Dock. foot OF Main
street
T. J. RATHgONE, Agent
FRANK WATERHoUsE. General Manager.
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Iuni,rr Esports IA Aprii.

T.cex.. Nav = special The Mas sxsae #
80 ~ tsass isssAyTsssa ~iU ooatssa he so'-
,,xtr- .4ss q: sss IRasser exports g. tae r4oess
q, Aeril sYosa Esset sound pasa's
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,xcswarxyes v.ta &srra exe9gss tsgs sAess
ss-rsss. Of ss.i>s ;evt Eas totSl v&tsss - ;hs
> ", s.es ass So S-2
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srgAMEg BrcKgYk

p.sus,. a,s rsf,.,agSs.sA s.Asss Nsrcaaasa' dock
Tu~ssAy lamrssssy s.s -AsasGAy ~ . m sos
klax.san ! ,ys s.Axnbse Bangor. rsASsrks l&ii-
wafsn Is~sxssrs Hoe1slsrs. talon cry sn1 In ss.
Esss~ssst~ fssnss a<TsTter ~ Ih.sa sits 81 q "a
I~.x~. e ns.a t.tsy q = rs- Wednesday, Friday
sae ,Qzt.s, agrivIsK IN seattle 81 II
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
oEprCrEp BY


Drs. Merrill s. Merrill.
The most widely and favorab!y known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors ARE regular grad
yates from the University OF tbs city Of New osk
ana q long sand oiieSe Hospital. BROOKLYN.
New ork. aud their ioax experience. remarkable
aki.l and universal success la the treatment and
cure OF Chronic diseases enfitie these eminent
physicians to the full confidence Of the afflicted
everywhere.
30 matter what your complaint consult these
successfai Specialist who are Anle TO enecf cures
In many that have been pfcnouuceI no p~lesA
They freat SCIENTIFICALLY and sue
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MANENTLY PaivAIE Bf.NOD AND SKIN
pISEASE~ NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX
UAL pIsoRpERs, PILES. ffSrCi.A AND
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Manhood. Night Emissions. DecAyed facrtieA
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scrQfuiA hNDHOCELE. VAntCOCELk ana
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pain OF detention from business ana cures guersn'
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a 1EKTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects OF early vice and the numerous evils
that follow tn its train
Lonx experience with unparalleled success u
the hes. evidence Of q Doctors skill
DlDEASES OF WO EN- slsQfecesve special
oatenticn consult personally the OLDEST ana
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS o.
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04ono Street. Seattle.
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S-.a.. Leaves SeotsSe z 10 q IN. lZ:l3 r. in
Connects with hoas fcV Anohomssh. Connects
with steamer Flyer tor TAce<NA
Trips daily. tnctRr ns &pnday.
Leaves colmAa dock. f66toS 0oIuunbia street
BATTLE A<DTACONA NAv1sATtoS CO.
CLAUQ.fHDuP. FRANK w. oooDHrE.
Pres eecg.
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HR1Ar HoRTHIRN HALLWAY LINE
6oasiie 4 Montana Railway. FairhAven Southern
RoilroA1 New WessmfEsses 4 southern
hallway.
TINE CARD IN EfFECr JULY IA. ASA
10 AND FROM
1vssstA Nasysviiie. stsnwood, M Vernon. Fair
haven, New whascom, Blaine and
south Wsesninstef.
Trains leavs Seattle passenger. $50 q m
AiAeu ....-..-....--....s.sssss - y ss'.
Trains arrive seattle. passenger. $3.50 p m
Through cars between Seatt.s aud south Wet
0tn1soe connecting with electric line SOr Nae
ia WILSON. Agent
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FuE FGBfTCs rEo~.
l.A~s osscE AZ sv.rrss. w.>a.


SassSs s1rThy ss~sE iass tis@ fsss' -sss~l
sstsses al. SET unatss a. ais tE1eatsnE - sE4A8
sea r1sDsf 70 sar-sgs - ats So Gass sssi
sfaf aisg Egs&7@ ssyf ~ go ~s*ssT AA etxer
- s-eAat5r. y asa % GSss8ss. &a* - }sf& F4z,
fsNsrs Z &s HsH. Hs Asa ~ - Sstt tsr sAe
~ N.Y. M So AID Shs ~ =. ~ -.
Tp =. y, i e 4.
ffr ssaznp fess fosssss.Ea ssssGs SO FTavs hs
,s.ftss1-z ~ rsE zses AFs9ss SAL 60 i4sAtss q
Laced vssc & A. raise. 4 ). Aass@Sf. = s&Kses.
81 AAssss> = AZ Ok oisssg, " asa-
Notes = beTst ~ ssTea ssAt ssS t7AsessE< Hazss.
srsasrg sas Sssa 81 Hss ia2esss1ea ~ asgs
rr NJ .ra. n saass.ss4 - So sfasaz aas Ia.t
gssf - zssss sesSsfs tss ssss <E 81 syte-Feg
- -sss1. IA a. "a 81 aT, SIS ~ 3 81
r - fssssS a -. - Ns& SDss Na "a 2as. tsF sAs
" 3. IA :, ~. "a =. &-4 vt IS ~ a. 80 "a,
IL - - u p
fe. sz.e "a ne g. Sew ~ ss3Nvess~ - Fs~~Ve hs
sss.i~rS@ sF~sa ANA sxsEs ssss=E e4 SAL
ssas. sig = ssSssstA ,. ! N e-ss. - hSsteg.
q kssS4aSk. a. II Ntasy, $40
Z. u RxEo. 1s. nssssssr.
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DTEAMERS.
ely ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA
In one hour and twenty i've miauteA
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday trips. ssssne' TacoDs
route, Is follows;
TAKING RrFscP
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
Leave seattle $50 a M $50 p. m. and 500 "A.
sharp Daily. e xcept Sunday.
Leave Tacoma Z: 80 n m.. 1880 Z - ed $50
, n. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma = m and 3 p m sharp
Leave Seattle 9:3D .. and p. shaw
Landing st n. r. wharf. Tacoma and CONNER
e!al dock. foot Of Marion street. Seattle
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N.-pxxS ats. 80 lsea sees elzss-
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Po*' oAhA""
Navy YAss Route esssnsrsaa. ss1nau
asa aAs.eslo1I
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Leaves sese o. TssA4n<soa ssesst easiy ssssSs
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q a AZ, spe3saxs hssd u Fsss oYesasA Kxsup
nss rsrse CA = AeSsG ze9Asaa g zns<ayA
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wsssA sss sSnts sses. - eSGsss Z N A-&ss-
ts.xalag sa<zraag.
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY Oh SEATTLE"

lClose connection with n p. tram from Portland
and San fraacssco
steamers 'city of Kingston' and 'sCity 81 Seat
ue- make close connections ut tho Tacoma wharf
with trains TO and from Portland. aid with the
East and West bou I'd overland trains.
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40 Firs, street

4 tsut1DAECH. LAWYER. 8Es DEAESoAS
"A sFzeus, t24lesge, 1zis - years erpsss~res.
s~crv<x. ssca4 facilities seSeral ssAfsa. ssssf
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block, seattle. W ashtaston. Canissl. 800 900
ofscers - Board VI TruDseee - Bailey 0AtaerI
President: jacob furth. Vice Pre- sldsnt: Arthur
A. Denny. Second Vice President: Jamsa r. Hay.
den. Manager. Cashier ma SecntArv: FvapE l.
6iodgett, Assistant Cashier: I. hchwaiarbsf John
Lsary, VIM u. Rsfiey. 5ehn Collins, otto Kanka
TrAnsscts savings bank business exclusively
Deposits received from dollar thousand
on term and oar per eent on ordinary depositA
DIVIDENDS declared tbe last day Of May and No.
vemb~r. Loans madsoDu real satAte or appgovo1
coiiaasralo oaiy
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PACIFIC m

Pullman Sleeping Cara Risgnns nay csacAss
and dessS Palace Dsning Cars between seatsla e.
Paul md Chicago without chAzga Connecsscno
fos al points IN ths Usisea States and canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 30, 1898.
TRAINS LEAvE sEArrIx:
For 81 Pant and EAss-lo. % n r.
70. spcxaae-3;2o p IN and IS n N
Far Portland and So1sh-s.lS q m and Sos
p m.
For O.ympa-e:l3 q IN ard s:l5A N
For Noatexano and usccssS-s,lSA m
For Tscsrna-5-as. Sis = NJ. ls0i. 5 20 Goa
e:sS and los2s a m.
For snohemtsh. s~dfc. AnacorseA Snoeaaamio
Fails and North Bena-s:5o sad 10 .. n.
fos points north Of Sesfro 10 Sumas-S:5 80 p N.
TEAMS ARR;ys Ar akATrLK
Prom 81 PAM sad Eass -li:?o .. IA
from Spckanc-l0,35 q m. and / Is n m
From PorilAEd ard Soa:a-s:S r. ana Ass
q.
From olymp!a-s.sop m. and s:As .. IA
Prem Nontssanc Ard ocostA-s 50 y m.
Prom 1aconA-l.:oS, s:3s and l0:35 q m.
3:1s. $50 s:&3 and ll;3i p m
From SnshcEaish- Aeiro. anAco-tea. SaoqnA mic
Fails and orth Bend--l0 As Q. IA. and so p M
From points north Of sedro 10 sumas-l:39p p.
1AlLAoAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLn
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leaves Yss's.s veAyf TrssAAys TAaYs1ays ara
nasgs days - - m. faf fdnsones agxils1s NJ.
esstI AarTsyiiiss Lowell an5 saeaoEzxh
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Commencong March 2.th pAseongono loovfne
Spokane on Mupaays. Wednesdays and FrtdsyA
connect same afternoon NJ Nerthrofs with sieames
for Trail Greek, Robson. Nielsen bsssour Etos nay.
AinSworth. kAslo. and SLOGAN. and pa&seng091
arriving from thu north on those days w1u 90 -
roctiy through 10 Spox aae. arriving ~ 30 y N.
Daily service via this tine Wt.l commence ooo0o
Aprii 10th. when passengsrs viii 60 through ~
came day.