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fais handsome ami weli-sppoinssi hotel lust
naished The past year. and elegantly furnished
throughout with al the comforts and convent
snces Of modern private residence, and cen
irally located the North Seattle cable line. ST
he corner of Rep uoliesa and Poplar streets. is
no~ undsr the supervision OF Mrs. Hammond,
who has In thu lev months of her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
sger. This now completed and established tn
sHtaton vas projected 90 meet the needs Of
women and girls coming 20 the city on business
CT pleasure, and for the business women of our
city. many Of whom By honesty and fidelity
have been enabled 20 push their war along MOST
OF TIE ltass Of Industry in which success In
wolves tact, rapid movement aad ts;a fulness %
detail sai. too. hy a society OF Homecoming
principally, sad hcms-loving women wao rec
oEfdEe ia TIE rapid Advancement Of all classes
and thsir ever changing relations that the
businsss gri Of this year-teachsrs. s:aaox-
rApAsrs. drsssmAksrs. operators. clerks or
any o. TIE Numerous branches opea to their
deit fnFsrs or auiex percsption--ss liable basors
tts close - Re called icto partasrsaip OF nome
i3ssiug, and tast tie sest-eommAn1 gained hF
asAes Win Business msthots aai systematic
estA4a Is 10 mean part o. the necessary training
for tie complicated obligations OF swsll-or-
sere1 bona The oelaiioa has .psnt mach
tine and money IL lts erection saa equipment
vita ~ YET hgas patronage They are nrm,
sestSer. Ia tie tsltet that when esstsr under
stood u vi sasoy more thAa the anticipated
isvoEasls support Al young ladies' without
tie p&EeEtsl Eoof are eorslslly invited To 20 ous
and look tas house oser I0s viii - k!nalr
received. ani vii aR4 large halls, Pleasant
dining roo1s vita scot table. neat aaa airy
ehsmesrs. sewing Eooza vita mschiae. Knd
aATks Ssr4ors beautifully furnished, Including a
asw EAAna IHArEss from g - s. per wes<
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A Busy city.

Every twenty-.our hours no less than Is
passenger trains, representing eleven railroads.
arrive and depart from the local depots in Min
Deapolis. These trains, If consolidated into one
train. roughly estimated, would include Us en-
gines, COZ cars. l.2s5 traiumen, would measure
little over eleven miles, would weigh trifie
over $4,000 tons and could comfortably carry
1880 passengers, besides several ship loads of
baggage. OF all these trains, without doubt the
best equipped and most popular trains are those
via tho North Western line. T. w. Parker, 90
Front street, Puget sound agent, seattle
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Prssszsar E7.ts- Rev 7 b Fsr9. n y. oo---r
k4saost szaE Azss streets. QasSa A2as-
6ermsn-sle~Art and Talrssenta. Rev. Hep2,
psstoz Services Il g. q. and 80 = IL
Battery ssress-Thfrd xnd Battery. Rev Hsy
ward. pastor. services Il s. II and 10 p IA
sOusa Seattle and sonfa Park-Rew. spragus
Davis. Pastel Services. uaeEuiag and evening".
n-nanl.h-Egfth and olive. Rev. z.
J. LGEdega4rs. pastor services l. g. IN snd 80
= II
Madison s;reet-Corner csorsrfsle. Pew. ".
A. CovingtGn- pastor services lu-da q n ana
20 T. r. sunday schoo4. I'D p n Spsofta
Leagge. SD p "a.
Havea-secoad and Howard-Rer. ". ". Nal
lory. pastor. services. IL m snd $50 p N
SUNDAY school, 70 q n. Class meeting, II
ChuFen League. p m.
Asbury, Fremous-Hev T. Z. MacMuilen. Class
meeting. 1879 - H. prcschlng- II g. M. sun
day school, l. IN; young peoples meeting, go
= IN. preaching. 80 > IN
jones' street African ". r. ehgreh-Rev. Alien
W. whsiey. pastor. Preaening, II a m; sun
day school. y m; praise raeSting. 10 p n;
preaching By the pastor. ?. III
Gilman Park Baliard-Rev w III Johnstoae.
school 10 a H.: class meeting z Junior
League $50 q m; EpwoFth League 7:5o p
svedish-Fiftn street, near Pike Rev. John
JonsoB, pastor: residence. AZ the church,
Services 1880 a M: sunday school. ls:So n IA;
young peoples meeting, ?. H. evening service.
sr IN.
Grsce-Ratnier and King streets Rev. W T.
Ford. pastor. residence, 5i5 suffer street: sery-
ices. IL g. m aud 7:so 2. sabbath school,
12.l5p M; Epworth League Gas p prayer
meeting. Thursday evening, p IA; Class meet
ings, Tuesday evenings
Trinity-Mercer and Kentucky streets Rev.
y. +. Tedrses, pastor. parsonage adjoining
church. Services IL a. and 7:So p. N. Class
meeting, 10 e. II. Junior League, $50 p. m
kpworth League, s.90 p II. Prayer melting,
Thursday evenings
First-Third and Marion streets Rev. w. A.
shsnklin, pastor Residence. Or Seneca
street Preaching At II a. and 7.9 :. N.
by the Rev. A. j. Hanson. pastor OF First church
IN lss7 and issa Class meeting. 10 q n; sun
day school, l2;S D m: EpwoTsh League,
$50 p. H.: Junior League, Monday, 2.
m; class meeting, Tuesday, p. M; off,
cial board meeting, first Monday in each
month at p m; Epworth League business meet
ing, second Monday. p. M: Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, first Wednesday, 2:So =. m.
Ladies' Aid society, second aud fourth Wednes-
DAY, $50 ?. m: Womsn's Home Missionary So
eiety, third Wednesday, $50 p m
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CATHOLIC Churches.

Our Lady Of Good Help--souta Fourth and
asaiagtoa strsa.A Esy. 2. Y. PrefonsAine,
Pastor Los mass. n high mass 10 81
- sa-s oenedtefion. - p ~
tIUacnksEe C0ucepSson-Slxta and Spring
streets Rev. Victor osrraaa : = pastor Con-
aaefed y ias Jesuifs- Early MSS. 8. m.
aa1 A ID HigA EASs. l0-s3 q =. SUNDAY
ss1ool, p n
saers3 HSSTt-Bsu az1 Sixth street Con-
euetsa ey tae ksdemptorists Rev. Joseph A
hs1iz. e - X pastor. Los mass with aerGz0n,
- IA aiEA m2ss vita sefm90z 1o.SA q IA
s1Hc4y seGoal, SO , n Holy Family As&sE.a
Ton usestlnzs p H NssPSgss ssrz2oa sna oeae-
elct.nn. - "A =
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Christian churches.

olympic Avenue ChurcA ot Christ. ia
olympic ayenne-R II. Moss. pastor. suaesy
school. 10 a n; preaching, II - N. sud 5:-o
=
Farst-@enscs street. between Thtrf snl
Fourth Preaching. 80 p II. by NtAlsn Z.
Sow1eE general missionary Ter tte Northwest.
who has iast returned from the general Nhr.s-
tan convention a. Richmond, Vs. SOCIAL
mssting 81 Il a n, led by Prof.. Charles r.
Rseyes- Ende4vor meeting. 6.lS p sunday
school N2.sn
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Hill. from Grsv's havbor. schr stiilie
FjoFd. from Grsy's Hsrbor. Cleared
Mineols. for Cogaox- s~rarsed-t1regon.
for Astoria. Arago, for Coos bsr. Iruekee.
fsr Astersa- Fr~ights and casrtsrs-Am
* caFrosit0n, Goa, from sanaAuo - san
Francisco: Br bk Iennssse<iEn. a. Port
land. wheat. thence 10 United Kingdom.
Hasre. Antserp or Durxirk.
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Methods. rrote.sant cnurehe.

second-Norsh seattle. Republican and Pop
lar streets Services. Il A. n. and 7.ss0 r ~ Prot
Eugene Miller, A. NJ. pastor.
Ffrst-Thsrd and Pine streets Rev. Clark
Davis pastor. Services. II q m, conducted BY
Rev. J. u. Pearee. Evening services, 7.So.
uader auspices of the Y. p. 5 of the church.
sunday school. I2.SQ.
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You,- Wen. chrl.,ian Annexation.

Mass meeting at association bail this after
noon al O'Clock special music hy male quar-
tette snd orchestra accompan Elent. VIOLIN, nute
aud piano. Address by Mr.. James A Dummstt.
travelling state secretary. Subject, "lhe Work
OF the International Committee. All friends Of
the association cordially invited
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor. SO Harrison street. Services,
ii s. and p. m. sunday school. a:45 a. IN.
Young peoples meeting. p. m Literary enter
tainment last sunday of each month
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BAPTIST ehuren~.,

NoEt5 sssstls-Ihird ana Cedar ssrests Esw
G = NF1Wa4es pastor resi- 4sHEe - O2k street
services, II & r. An2 I'D =. n SABBATH
se1oo- sftsr morning ssTviees- Il. L. P. L., .
= Ea-
sSszlsa-ssli sas EixAtn streets. Rev Aax
nss&a. pastssr. FSs8asaes 81 Dexter strees
s~FE.e@z u a Il. snd - p e. sunday s4a0o.,
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SsS fEaNcEscN Nov. r1-Arriyea-
Australia. isesn houotu-u: state of Cali
fosuts, fresn Astoria sad Portland; Una
tia, froas Victoria AaG Pert ToSnsens.
t'asaaoEasis. frosa hc.guiaa. sd Ok Alice
AGs~sss. fEoaa fex ssl4aa. ssAr c. I.
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NEW YoKg, Nov. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was heavy during the two hours OF
business today. and. with the exception of
a slight rally around If O'Clock. prices
steadily declined. The Changers were
among the weakest shares on the list.
hvinE sold on the unexpected decrease In
the -. Paul earnings for the second week
Of November. which was nearly $4,000.
London was heavy seller of 81. Paul, and
the room traders followed suit, with the
exception Of burlington. which closed II.
OF on the day, but : above the lowest.
The urangeTs we're at their worst in the
final sales. Northwest showing q loss of
la. Rock Island and 81. Paul declined
u aud 81. Paul. preferred. \. Sugar
ouened = higher. reacted =. rose "a,
lest the entire improvement aud
recovered :. closing al last nights
figures. Western Union advanced :. de-
olinsd =. and rallied = Missouri, an
sss 4 Texas lost = Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. common. =. and CoriSge. pre-
ferFed. -. 81 fsui s Omaha, preferred.
made ga advance OF per cent The other
changes, Which are almost entirely de-
elinss. are merely In ths smaller fractions.
The market closed heavy. The resul; Of
the weeks trading has been general de-
pFeciatsoo ia values. ana during the las;
three DAYS the principal declines have
been made The bend market today va.
someshat unsettled. but fairly active. the
sales ssSegatinE SsSs.000 sales for the
wesk aggregated s.. at10l0
Governments eonds~SFeady
state eoaas-inactlys
Railroad bonds~irreSuiar
Petroleum STEADY; December options
closed So &c hla,
TgNASCIAE.
Meney-oa call. essy. at Per cent.
lsst iosn. Ter esat. closed at I psr
cent fFine mercantile paper, st<Sgt.
per cent Sterling exchange - QaisL
w8h actnAl business ga BANKER
balls st ssSst. Tor demand, and s. ssh. tor
sixty dave. Posted rates. s&s5esGs 7t,
aaa SIssesASsla. Commercial balls. 81 -
ga $50.
SILVER certificates. eSaAe bid.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth and Pine. John Glen, pastor--Sabbsth
school, s:s5 r. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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salrafion Army.
rec AIethodi.t Church.

Barracks, SIS Jackson street Prayer meefin g,
2 a N. Holiness meeting, IL a. Free and
easy. p. A roasing meeting at S ?. m
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City Mission hall, corner OF South Third and
jackson streets-Services Sunday AZ aud 7s45
p m. Every night at 7:85 Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeayor. Chaplain T. Rees.
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CONVERSATIONAL Churches.

Kirkiand-Kirkland. Rev. AlIing, pastor. SUM-
day services. ii 1. m and 1880 p. Y. ?. S. c.
e, 80 p. N. sunday.
Joy street Mission-Meets at 3:25 p m. each
sunday; Band OF Hope every Friday at p. m.
III. l. sizer superintendent.
Jackson street Mission-Between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Meets at p. IN. every
sundsy. Prof. c. A. Taylor. superintendent
Pilgrim Missiou-Dyer avenue, between Third
aud Harrison. Meets st - M sunday. Junior
Y. p. :. G.. T.. meets every Friday at y m. H
Te Roller, superin tsndent-
Taylor-Bireh street Rev. George ii. Lee,
pastor. Services SUNDAY NJ IL a m and 100 D.
m sunday school, 1925 p. m. Prayer meeting,
$50 O'clock ihurAday evening. \. L. s. c. f.,
ESQ .. IN. sunday.
Edgewater-Rev. j. T. Nichols, pastor serv-
fees, II 8. m and ..3a D. IN. Morning subject:
"True Greatness" Evening su beet: "a Pres
ent Judgment" SUNDAY school at i2:l5
u N. Junior c. f., $3.50 p. m. Friday.
y. r. 3. c. f., $50 p. IA. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.S0 .. m
Plymouth-Third and University streets Rev.
Wallace Nutting, d. H., pastor. Residence. 1870
University street Services, ii a. m. and 80 2. m
Morning subject: THE Extensive Power of Al
lection" Prelude: "Ihe Moral Aspect OF the
Japan-China War" Evening sermon: IAN Evan
geistic Sermon Sunday school, 1870 n m
Y r. 5 c. T., 6;sop. IN. Prayer meeting, Thurs.
day. I'D p IN. Junior y. Z. = C. E., Fri
dny, n m.
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United pr..byterian church.

sixth and Seneca streets Rev 4 Deli John
ston. pastor; residence. 7lS Spring street
Services, IL a N. and 7:So p. m Sabbath
school, l2:IS p IN. Young Peoples society,
els p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday. T:So ?. M
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An Expensive Hug.

Ruby Brown. who Rugged Special officer
Brooks In the municipal court Friday
afternoon, pleaded guilty yesterday to the
charge of intoxication and paid fine of So
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards Hail. Georgetown,
South Seattle. sunday school, 80 p. III
Ross Mission-D. 1. Fordney, pastor. Preach
ing. 80 ?. first and third sabbath OF month.
Brewers Hsll-Under auspices OF Cumber-
and p 10.
Observation-Disclosures and First avenue;
Rev. u. |. FoFoney, pastor. Preaching, ii q. m,
and 80 p. NJ. Sabbath school. 10 a m Y. p ..
c. E, ESQ p m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, s
p IN.
Calvary-Market and King streets. Rev. 8.
J. Kennedy, pastor Residence, IA Market
street Services IL O. m. and 7:3o .. m. Sab
bath school. 2:i5 y. m. Y. r. 6. C. E, 6:S0 p. N.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. m
North seatsle-Oak and Harrison streets Rev.
W. A. Major. pastor Residence, ALI Temperance
street services, IL M. and 7:s9 p. m. Morn
ing subject: 1.-THE College Man IN the Land"
Evening subject. "Iron sharpeneth Iron: SO
Man Sharpeneth the Countenanee of His
Friend" Five minutes devoted TO the ques-
ton box. sabbath school, i2:i5 p. m. Y. z. 5.
c. E., ESQ p. m Prayer meeting, Thursday,
7:30 p
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev. Alex
snder Alison, D. D., pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services. ii a. IN. and 81 2. m.
Morning. subject: 1.-The Hardships OF the Min
listers Life Compared With Those of the Physi-
clan, the Lawyer and the Business Man" Even
ing subject: ''Me lchisedec ana Christ; or, no
Was MelchisedecT' being the third in the series
on "Cnrist in The Old Testament" Sunday
school, 1880 p. m. y. P. s. c. E., 6:15 p. IN.
Prayer meeting. Thursday, S p In. Preachers
meeting Thursday, 7:i5 p. m.
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poRT TOWNSEND. FORT ASGELEs AND
Il DUSGENEs-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily sxeept Monday. Tine card commencing
TT E@DAY. AUGUST n. fse4
Leaves Seattle, % a IA Townsend. lo:so .,
r0.s Dunzensss, - H. arrives Port Angeles 20
,, H.. leaves Port Angelica. 80 = IN. leaves
Port Townsend, 500 q IA: arrives Seattle. SD
?. M CITY DOCK co, seattle, AEenta
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Restitution.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. No
services for the present sunday school, 1880
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Seattle Branch,

Seattle Branch, No. I, OF the Theosophical So
ciety, Sunday. p. m. in It's new hail. 6i2
Third street. Lecture by ). H Wilson on 1.-The
Aim OF Theosophy.-'
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City Mission

Services every Sunday afternoon at o'cloc
at hall, 23os Front street.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Notices FOR this department must - hsa1si
fn By 5 o'esoek sAtars4y 70 insure iasessso0-i
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
~ DAILY EIcsp. sunday.
Leaves Seattle 9 as y. m, II 80 q. m. and 40
= N. Leaves Everett q. IA, 2 p. 10. and D. m
e1ndays--LsaFes Seattle ii.s3 q. N. L ayes
Everett p. "a.
Fsre-slngls trip, 75c; round trip. tI.1s Cen.
meets with ests for Tacoma and saohornish
lan1ing-Coiman dock, fost 81 Marion stree.
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
Caasd aronp. Pres. 4. W. Goodaue. see'y.
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OcssTvanoss taxes al ali ststloEss at p N.
sttA meridian tisas Is q n. paetas tim~l
GEoRsK ~ SaL1eBCEy,
Observer Ia ghAsga
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Mr.. John ". Share. an honorea citren
and pioneer 81 shis STATE. died suadenIv at
has home IN Brooklyn, Mich. November
- ietsa Tie deceased was the father Of
:. e. sharpe. Inltea States psnslaa sx-
NTninsr for N ban gton. Oregon. Idaho
ana Montana. whose mauy friends
throughout these Localities viii regret TO
anew Of bis bereavement
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wxKK1x BANK srAfKxxSr.
Tie banks aow hold s.. - 90 ID excess
It lesAl reeasrasaents


y .essi Eeeasremeata
a0Nns
II s =. reg. uTts. &. = -. eoan.
itssss Z, = a. Fvx. tt4: L. = =.
evvQ. IA; L. :. =. r@s.. a. "a.
cate - 0g ~ ioi Al. class A. lo21,.
Ala, class =. i0e. Ala. e.zss 4. seas. A
essrFsneT, 8. Louisiana New 1onso.s.
A. 81. NtaSoaFs g. io3. NessA
Carolina g. f2s inertia CArastus
a. ieos soath CAroius Non-fana.. 1ss
Isan- Nee res G.. So; Team. Ns~ Ses =.
Is h3ds Esan. u.& Set -. -,
Va SeaEuFses. As. va Gestures.
asssfFvA "a; AteAtsoa A. 49, A.
eAtson SscoaS A. iea. CAn&Aa Soath.
ern Sscanas, iass.. Csasrsi PAc&6e
Hrsts ~ - sEi isenNer & Ela Grxnds -
ltSs fAenFEr & kso tFanGe a., 81,
Ire @sS u; q IL. & = A. -. 9.
q. II. 4 :. A. =, A.. hozssan A Gsxz.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

FoagtsSn. Nov. Wheat Valley,
17s9c; Malia walia. 7sl<c.
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Commencing November /. 1904
STEAMER SARAH II EENToS
VII leave blaksleY al - N and a IA seat.
e a. ~ A. "a aa9 2. m; daily except Eatur-
azg. saturday leaves ksEeley : e. m, I o m
kn1 .; - ,. H., leaves seattle b . En {. "a
All h p u.
M II. PRIMROSE. Mssssr.
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Tickets may be obtained st the Office of thu
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
. THOMPSON, carrying United states matt.
leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at a. IN. for Port Towns
end San Juan Islam Is ana New Whatcom-
NORTH BOUND. TINE CARD. SOUTH BOUND
Iv seattle - 90 amtLv n. Nhatcom GOO arm
Iv Fl Towns'd- 90 am iy Roche HIT. III 90 arm
Iy Friday H'r.t 30 ami v Friday H'r. 1900 "a
Iv Roche r.l2.5O pm Lv TT Towns'd. 5:@pm
ArNwh tcom GOO PM Ar Seattle. 49,. e.i5 pm
]. z Thompson. Managing owner J. A. Hat
field, Agent. Phone sS3
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pACIFIc NAvIGArIOS 90.

DACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Carl. d, effect Oct q. 1894
Seattle aud haiecm Rguts-siats OF Wash
fugton leaves seattle 0atiy except SATURDAY. 81
10 p n. seattle and Ia Conner Route-Falr-
haven leaves seattle daily except sunday ct 3 %
2. IN Tacoma ard seattle koute--stals OF wash.
ington leaves Seattle TFesdsys, Thursdays and
Saturdays a. 4S1 ?. m.
YE-IER DOCK.
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DOR ALASKA.
II Winter limo Card.
STEAMER CHuKAT
VIII leave Seattle November and every 20
DAYS alter until further notice.
J. w. McALLFP, Master.
J. G. CARROLL, Agent, schwabscher's wharf
Telephone No 81.
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From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, ats a. m, Nov. l, s, IL, l6, Il, "a
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10 YEA xnos taai SswcAssls screened
eoal has been redaced To s. per ton z
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GoODALI. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco
j. H. JOHNSON. p = supt, Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RO9AIK,

Abingdon DOCK,
Leaves for Victoria and Port Townsend daily.
s1sept Sla1ay, a. IL % ,. IN returning leaves
siciofis a n Steamer I4szo lsA ss Tor Port
i9Sasend sad gay ports daily, except saadzy,
- Ia SUNDAY. direct, a. . a. IA. /: rs&aralns
fff~et "a YES Port io-Hsend STA =. u Phone ia
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EVERETT AND sSoHoAfsH ROUTE
CUT RATE To EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL.
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays A. g. N. for Rdmonds. Aukllteo, Ev-
sres;. MaTysrllle. East Everett, Lowell aud sno-
honish. FARE TO EVERETT, SOC; ROUND
TRIP, aoc; TO sNoHoaIsH. soc
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-18
oUR MUNICIPAL SENSATION.

To the Editor Of the Ea.is.
No single event in the life Of our city
for many y month has created such q sen
sation as that which has been caused BY
the charge Of Doodle preferred agsiDss
certain members Of our board OF educz-
ton. Whether the charge be true or false
the sensation can be only mortifying to
every right thinking citizen Of our town.
And since the accusation has been made.
it is to be hoped that the investigation
will be most thorough, In order that the
accused. If innocent Of the crime. may be
justified. and il they are guilty be made
10 bear the full penalty OF The law against
such offenders.
II any positions were paid for by per-
sons in the employ OF the board of educa-
tion no intelligent person will suspect
those who got the appointments in that
way Of offering brides in order to procure
them. II money was given for the pur-
pose OF obtaining or retaining situations.
il was given by persons who were "neld
up" by corrupt men. Il Was extorted
from them. Such persons, If such there
are, should therefore come forward and
surrender the facts in their possession, aud
help bring to justice the criminals who
have bled them; and surely every member
of the board of education and every good
citizen will use their influence to protect
them against injury and loss of position.
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