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heiy trinity fnglishl--seventh and Union
s'sss% services, II A m. and 7:s5 ?. IN.
y haEsish l.nthsran--oiivs and Twelfth streets.
: = naaae pastor; residence LIS Main street
sssiess. 7.s5 p IA
aoieessan Evangeileal--T Twelfth and Olive
~. $50 }. kvAHl, pastor. Residence.
sssasn l0thsran-nuwamish mission, San.
GAL, below Sweeney's brewery; H.
A-sffs pastor. Sunday school, $50 n IN.
's.''ees 30 every other sunday
! seofseglAn' Danish Fourth ana Pine streets.
s.s - sealsison, pastor. study ia basement
49, II m. and 5 y IN. sunday school,
y. frsyeF meeting, Thursday, p. m
~ ssslsa kyangeliesl-ThiEd street, near Pike
-. a a.lln + larson, pastor. residence. i42i
80, ssssest between Pike aud Union. sunday
! I'D y IA Services 1915 a IA and )
- ana thursday ?. m.
sVasAn Evangelical. Zlon's congregation
~. BAL, Ninth street between Pine and
fss,S . aet, = Ausppe, pastor. Residence. ISIS
: aeNA Services. lo.s@ a. IN. aud 7.sO \.
saeasf school. a m. "Ribeistnnde,
s,s. ss<asf. t;ae = m Luthsvan Young Peopls's
'e' Thursday. 7;so y IA.
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tahn. t@'A- Hfsaihs P'sSsf'
s.. asnH's, West sea,sle-Kvcning nrayef I'm
ss seaoolhouse. = u.
s.saaen RallArG Services. II a N. and
New 4 r. Hyland Feetor
~ sssssss s-Msrket street, near Yeslsx ave
a. 49,, Henry A. Dexter olaeiAting sum
~ n. Morning service. II a. N.
g.. hisAsh and Jsmes streets Rev.
"a. eaefeesf WATSON, u. D.. rector Feast
ea~&ssssssflsf Il 50. Joha TIE BAPTIST Holy
&C., = r.. Eveaing prayer at !
- sena@v school, = 4. n. The even.
s'es L taiy choFAl. with bEsei address.
hsss~ - -Fith aud Olive streets Rev.
szs ss.alpesEe Garrett rector Iatany aud
- aRions q. n. sunday school 8 g.
ksss.. &sFeing prayer and SERMON II a n.
fssr. Al ABswer 20 Agn0ssicisnl. I"
a. ssseh.ss service led BY the rector, Is
Nsss.--as's.Aai PRAYER Aat sermon, = Instead
-ssasAl - saawsreI.
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Msthodist Prstsstaat Churches.

Duwamish-sunday school p m
Yssier- sunday school. 30 q m; preaching,
u q. NJ
Columbla-Preachsng. I'D .. m By Rev. d.
Bagiey. sunday school, D m.
soufh seattle - sunday school go a m
Csilcren's missionary meeting. 10 a n
Second North Seattle. Republican and War
rem streets- Rev. d. Bagisy viii preach az II
O'clock. sunday school, i2.i5 p N.
First-Thfrd and Pine streets Rev CLARK
Davis, pastoT. Services, II q n. and u m.
Morning subject. Docs the Church Meet the
Requirements OF the Age1" Evening suDject:
Why Temperance Reforms. and How. Sun.
day school. l2:A Young Peoples meeting, Gas
u n
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rresbytsrian Charches.

s<rss Reformed--ssvsnth street. near Pine
kHA II 4 m.
~ hinion-D. l. Fordney, pastor. Preach
hANr m nrst and third Sabbath OF month.
lzzs Union -Kilbourne avenue, Fremont
hs.2 c. Head. pastor. Services II a n. and
sxRm
hfss Mission Georgetown, South sesttle.
ssaay school, $50 p M Rev. jobn Alison
VI! pseseh 81 p M
alIsrd-Firss-Rroadway and First avenue;
L Fofdney, pastor Preaching. II .. m. and
70 m. sabbath school, 10 & IN. Y. +. 5. &. E..
10 p N ffAyer meeting, Thursday, p M
Nesth seaGtle-oak aud Harrison streets. Rev.
'. A. Major, pastor. Residence All Temperance
sFeeI sfeAehlng, II a. m. and s =. m y. r. :.
3. p IN Prayer nesting, Thursday. s p N.
.cAlyary-Markst and King streets. Services.
n. and p m Rev. samuel j. Kennedy.
pastor. sabbath school, I2.l5 n. m. Morning
EAect "fhe Church ia the House." Evening,
'fea Thirst"
nfst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev Alex
s1aef Asisen, ID. d., pastor. Residence, l2i2
ANsah street services. II a. N. and "a m
sunday school, 1879 r. N. Y. +. 4 c. E.,
- N. Prayer meeting, Thursday. 6 p. N. AZ
- evening service Or. Alison viii consider
@s Question: Cant seattle tset Along Mithou &
MioonsE He takes up this subject by re-
esssi aud Il viii be his first discourse Oh the
sssssoa since coming 90 Seattle. Dr. Alison
" glse sketch OF town where no saloons
zste eeen Tor thirty years. lie lived In this
we Himself Tor ave Years
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Catholic union-G. A. r A.Il. Hiaeklsy block,
71S0 p n
Our Lady OF Good Hslp-eouth Fourth and
Warrington streets. Rev r. X Prefontsine.
pastor. Low mass. g m; high mass 10 %
q H.: bensdiction, 10 ,. n
Immaculate Coacepsion-s and Spring
streets Key Victor Garland. = J., pastor Con-
Quoted u the Jexuits Early Ensss. ri.
aud a -. Hign mass, 1870 q IN sunday
school. p. m.
Sacred HEARTFELT ana Sixth street Con,
cucfe1 b the REDEEM ptorfsts. Rev Joseph A.
ksufx, & 81 X, pastor. Low mass with sermon,
: N: high mass with sermon. 1870 q m
sunday school. 40 p m Holy Family AssocIsr
tor meeting , -. Fesperss sermon and bese-
dlcllol. I'D q. N
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n.utist churches.

Tess Duwamish--ssFvicas In Mr.. Fosters
kssss River PARK, p. 10.
T,.moat--aurora street Preaching IL a. n.
sad no n N. Rev. C. A.salyer, pastor. Prayer
nesting 1hnrsdsy evening
sarsh ss.ssle--Thifa ana Cedar streets Rev.
4 II Rrownie. pastor: residence 100 Oak etreet
services. II a N. and 7.D p. IN. Young
peoples meeting, ESQ m
wount Zion gcolored1--Dr. c. NJ. Williams,
IN YOUNG NsturailsEs hall. University grounds
Preachlssu. II q M aud D. N. Sunday school.
a. "a. Prayer meeting. Wednesday. p m
Ballard fSorweg an Aanlsh1- Odd Follows
Haii, corner Ieary and second avenues Nor-
wegian sermon. 1 = N, ~ Rev . ". fin"alL
Topic. s-0n the Rock sunday SCHOOL, ?. M
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev W. y. Taylor. pastor. preaching,
il a n. and 7.45 p N. sunday school at close
Of morning service Young peoples meeting.
sop m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 5:s5 p. "a.
swsdish--Ileu and Eighth streets Rev Aug.
olsen, pastor: residence sz3 Dexter street
tsrtiees il a N. aud 7.30 p. N. sunday school,
TIA: young peoples meeting, p. IN. prayer
nceilng, Thursday. p M. young peoples
nsssfug Saturday. 5 p m.
Market street--Market and Main streets.
zsg ". r Fieeuor. pastor Preaching, Ill q.
b kad n 10. Morning subject, something
ss,.sf.s Evening, Observation-Disclosures Ny
fazmber Door" the first OF a series OF ten SER
naas On Poe's Raven" moraiized. Young
Prpfs meeting. 7p. m.
<isn-Danish-sixth and Virginia streets
Mf G ". Finwall, pastor; residence. 604 Vir-
sss zrsst Services, IL n m. aud 80 2. m
tstsg subject, sKnowing Christ" Evening
s94k Eternity. or What We Know of Here
tsas sanday school. 1876 p IN. u. \. 4. u.
IA lrayer meeting, Thursday, p. N.
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ChrI.sian Churches.

naafeh e EYarett-Sundzy sehoo, -
asa. aeasr Porter. superintendent Com
- every suaday, u a IA
AFeane-sI4 olympic sveuuA Rev
hssrsss., pastor Sunday school - q Es.
Il a =. and so >. IA
fse,ss ssfeea street between Third asd
ezses -..hssN r. T. Dunlap. minister. Resi-
sstss.. - = sffisoa streexs telephone lea Al
so.ss u " q A. auGilessum. itg7 Fr0rs
eAses s,sssaeiing. n a. IL. and a IN SandsY
xs<sss. hnaekYoF Societs. esss = n.
~ seAS e@ssert Oar need az Chrsss." Evea-
WV "free fron Blood et All Msn-"
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esasrsxas,on.lr Churches.

sssrx y hev. 0eor<a HI lee. raster. Res
ca 49, s9d Aagr4ss stroets. SaAttiA sur.
g r. AftSreooA service 5
fsssw, asia Eais9Tor soesety, "a IL
=. aaS Tuesday. 80 ?. IN
sGsss - sssFa and uniyeFsfsy streetA Rsx.
Fzlres.~..s AssiaE J. D., rsssor. Reziasnee. l8a
h6e.Ie.N aSs<A SsFyless. IA a IA asst q "a.
is>nss ses}eess ssessSd 3atss-s Exsnsax
ksss22s, 'ss21sEzsF e1ns.s ssgaaoE.
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..5haas." Sunday school. 12.1mn m YPgC
T.. p N Prayer meezing 7harsdny rs o
m Junior T. T. s c. T.. Friday, p N.
Eagswster-Rsx }. T. Nichols. pastor. serv-
Ices, II 4. m Sermon for cnIIdrsn sstke edie and
Tnread- Morning. topic: sThs Power OF sor.
rcw- Ia the evening there will Be q anISa
tempsrancs services with an address By Rev.
Dav1d TetuFz.
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Tempernnee Adare...

Rev. David Tatum, minister 81 tNe gospel in
the Friends church. VIII give an Instructive
address on '.Intemperauce, Liquor and License,
Our National Peril. Toe Home aud saloon. and
How 90 save the Boys" at Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, 3 80 this afternoon.
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Unitarian Chnrns,.

Seventh. between Pike and Union Rev w.
q. Eliot. ir., minister. Service, IL g. m Rev
G. w. Wendte, minister OF the First Unitarian
church. OF Oakland, and superintendent for the
American Unitarian Association on the Pacific
coast, VIII preach Subject: ssThe Problems
and Possibilities OF the Religious Life"
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EvanrelieaI A.sooIation.

Characterization and Birch streets Rev
Aug Ernst, pastor, $50 Harrison street. Services,
II r. NJ aud p. N. Sunday school, 9:f5 q. m.
Young peoples meeting, p. N. Literary enter
sainmens last sunday OF each month.
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The Y. NJ c. A. hold their regular O'Clock
rally In their hall, Iif7 Front street, today The
evening service Of the Episcopal church win be
said. service printed on leaflets. Rev. ID. e.
Garrett will preach, and thu enoir OF 81. Marks
lead ia the singing. The following music will
be sung: Asgni6cas in ID. Eune dimittis IN
nat, G. Gonnod. 01ertory, "What Are These
That Are Arrsyed in White Robes" j. stainer
Bible Glass every Wednesday, 7.30 D. m con-
Quoted By Ksv. D. G. Garrett.
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Sixth and Seneca streets Rev & Dell John.
ston. pastor; residence, 7f5 Spring street
Sabbath school, l2:l5 u m. Young Peoples
Society, Gas p. m. Junior Y. r. s. c. T.
500 p. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:0
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Restitutionisis, 8 ,. m. 2SoS Front street.
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2.s0, at Mrs. s.
Van Naiksnburgs, 800 Lincoln street. corner
Fourth
Christian Science Sunday school, IL a. m :,
room 200, second foer, Seattle National Bank
block. south Second street and Yesier avenue
seattle City Mission and seamen's BETHEL
Chaplain, Thomas Rsss. Gospel services every
evening, 7.Sn Sunday school, p. M, con-
Quoted By Young Peoples soeisty Of Christian
EndvayOr.
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Advent Churches.

Seventh Day-3os Poplar street Preaching
Up m
Christian chapel--warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house services
ii O. n.
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Premium
Map

And all have pronounced it most valuable and use
full acquisition to the home reading room the library
or the office The map is published by the we'll
known house of Rand, McNally Co. of Chicago, and
is corrected to 1893 1t is large double, wall map
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public of Mexico on one SIDE on the other Rand Nc
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Theosophv.

Seattle Branch, No. I, oil the Theosophical So
ciety, viii meet In the seattle National Bank
building, room 300. Lecture by Mira. Jennie s.
CLARK on the "Power Of thought
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.x..6,.s EpsscopaI Churches.

4 81
..s.-suuplisd frora Seattle pulpisz.
-. f.ss SEATTLE Mlssiaa--s.s0asa school
-x~norssl-san1Ay school 10 q m; Ep-
ss<SI<sxss p n
s.euart and Thirteenth. Rev. c. A.
49, -.xler Services IL q "a. and u N,
- sss-nst--Third and Battery. Pew. G. n
- - ,,~sfor. Services II q n and p H.
= -. -s.ooud and Howard--Rev. W. o. Ben
D'ss.sas. Services, II a IN and 80 p m.
-, .-r,sussh--Fifsh aud Olive Rev. T.
zssse~srd, pastor. services l. T. II and I'D
80. ss,est-corner Cfoverdale. Rev. n.
J. srsirrson, pastor. services lo.D = =, n and
= Young peoples class 3.Sa
- s.'...--Exv. J. z Edwards, pastor. Sabbath
- = a n. Preaching II q m EpBortn
.Tn m Reading Leazne. 10 ,. H.
'-..-.,<-usrce. and Kentucky sireets Ser.
N.<ss a ssrEnon by Rev. VI. p Farrah, of
- Tvsalng sermon, 7:45, by Rev. q. +.
- rrsmout-Rev. w. II. Drake Glass
49,. sa.s9 a m: preaching. II q. M: Sun
- ,rsso II n; young peopiss neefiags $50
4 rrsaehing. I'D p M
80 services II a. m and s = Ei.: sunday
-. q 4 m: class meeting II m: Junior
800 -. :. 80 D r.: Epworth League 7.se .. m.
's-.s,.s-rifth street, near Pike Rev. John
- ,@sfor; residence. 1919 Twelfth street.,
49, "a. b a m. SUNDAY school, 12.50 p m:
80 ssoys' meeting. p. m evening service.
.sS<sn-1s1 Jones street, Just of Madison
=. Allsa ylney. pastor. Revival meeting
- Z sv<nrellst Rev. III. McKeana, OF Calif0r-
e ssrssees II a Ia and p. m Praise SER
rnrsp q
Rainier aud King streets. Rev. W. T.
80 nstfor: residence, SIS suffer street:
s-Ss.r II q 70. aud 5:S0 p No. Sabbath
-. i2:lS d ~: young peoples meeting.
s@~m.: prayer meeting Thursday evening.
,,<.--Thsrd and Marion streets. Rev. w. A.
~.e<Isn pastor. Residence. 81 Seneca
- services IL a. IA. and n N.
.s-.sx by Rev. r. B. Ford morning
q ssenIne. Musical programme: Aorn-
.<Sa.nu.sry. ssMoTceau." Ganz: anthem,
@ms IN Ny Glory" Barnby. Offer
-. sperose." B. Tours; solo, Miss
sss.on. uosIIude, .Dead March in saul. :
- EyeninE-v Voluntary. Romance
"a. snshen. s.enund His Pfsise," Atwood;
&rtsire. nFnneral March," Beethoven; solo.
rrr Grout: postlude, '.6fand March, Clark.
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Salvation Army.


Barracks si5 Jackson street Prayer meeting
Ia m. Holiness meeting. II a. N. Free and
easy. =. m rousing meeting at p. m
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spirituaiists.

There will be q Meeting Of the Young wo-
mems Christian Association at the rooms, rs
Third street, st 2:So this afternoon.
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Young women. Christian Associate

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, passor--sabhath
school, e:45 n. m: preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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uuRCH DIRECTORY.

.--.s a. mis- department must Be handed
4 J. sssss<srk SATURDAY. 70 insure lnssrttoz-l
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,uEsr ooAsr sTEAM NAyIaArIoN 90.

STEAMER FAsALioS.
Dispatches steamers for S4u fFanc4sco Jnns H.
9E4 fortuiEnsly thereafter.
Passanrsx xad freEkhf rates tie lowest
Tickets ana freight rates eaz hs obtained By
applying 20 J. 6. CARROLL Ascent.
UElar Doek aoos Q. Uaaoa stzessl. seasfla
Telephoae ell
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NIiaceIlnneona

Spiritual meeting in Masonic temple, secon
street. entrance. Sunday, 2:S0 p. N. Free.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY e ea1ns and aln "a.
ture speciality. This distinguished doctors sue
OF this character has been really phe-
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YOUNG MEN sS1 nsss anu :. sas
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stupid, gloomy feeling and falling OF memory con
fusion of ideas absolutely uniting yen for study,
business or marriage, do not negiect yourself
until too late. DO not allow false pride and sham
modesty TO deter you Ia seeking Immediate RELIEF
Get cured and be . man.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN s .ssfs are 81 'n ysa
suffering from weak backs. aching kidneys. fire.
quent urfnation and sediment In urine. often
accompanied by loss of vigor and power and I'M
pnirfnent OF general health. Many die OF this al III
Guilty ignorant Of the cause, which Is the second
stage on seminal weak ness Before it is everiast-
fngly too late consult DR. Sweany. who thoroughly
understands your trouble and can treat IL with un-
failing success.
KIDNEY AND URINARY Ss m :
painful. difficult, too frequent. milky bloody
srine. unnatural discharges speedily cured
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TESTIMONIALS:

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sTEAMERz.

ELr ON TIE @FLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fesr round trips daily, except Sunday.
Ia one hour and twenty-five minatsA
THE STEAMER .FLYEE-
Regular daily trips. ssaisls-I acoma route q fes
iowsi
TAKING EFFECT
TUESDAY, May L
TIME CARR
Leave sesttie-TiA5. HAS a. M, 2:45. e:lsp IA.
Leave Taeema-9:3o q IN. 100. 4;30. $500 p m
Sunday
Leave sssstie-T 90 q m. II: 90 500 D. a
Leave Tecoma-9:3o M. q so, Ts3o D m
Landing ~ ". r. wharf Tacoma. aad Commsr-
essi dock. foot OF Marion street. Seattle.
sundays excursion rates on steamer Yissswso1.
fare SOC
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
III The New Steame
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at a m for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor,
Seabeck, Dewatto, Lilliwaup Falls, Hoodsport,
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday al g. m
d. TRoUTMAN. Master.
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent.
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peculiar TO Your ser. you should call DR.
sWEANY without delay. He cures when others
fail
WpTTE your troubles If living away from the
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7lS Front Street. Seattle. Wash.
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DELLINGHAM BAY. OUTSIDE ROUTE,
I'D commencing June Il, 1894
STEAMER MONTICELLO
VIII make rouad trips daily. except MONDAYS,
leaving Seattle o. n, Port Townsend 10 50
m Anacastss I p N. and arriving Nav What
ecn 20 y M. RetnFninE. leaves New Whist
com u m. AnsccFses n IA. Port Townsend
% M, and arr vss ssAtt II 30 ?,
CITY DOCK Co. AGENTS. Ssatte-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24

DURING the past year several thousand readers
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24

EVERETT ROUTF-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
IL DAILY Exeept Sunday.
leaves Seattle 4S .. M, II 20 a. m, and A. ID
D. m Leaves Everett a. n, p. n. and p.
Sundsys-LsaySs Seattle ll:;2 :. N. Leaves
Everett p.
Fare-slnsls trip. 7sc: round trip. si.25. Cam
meets with Seats for Tacoma and Seohomish-
Ianafng-Cslman deck. fost OF Marion street.
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
Ciand Troup. Pres. +. w. Goochue, sec'r.
gKAGrr RIVER RoUTE-sTEAMER HENRY
~ Bailey leaves Ysslsr Dock AendAy, NeGEes.
Car and Friday, on tide, calling at kGmords
kvsFeit, stsawood, Florenes, Fir, skaxst City,
AonntVernsE. Avon ard way IandInsa Return
Ing. leaves Mouat Nsraea fer Seattle on alter
nate days. Nots-Hsyfng been rehtsSd fareug b
cut. the Henry Bailey ossrs superior aecomuo-
eations 20 The travelling public. Meals and bsrtas
= eeRts. For rates apply 10 ofless Yssler Dock
A. Il LsBALLIxTER. Master
CLoUGH-TRASsUE CO. MEnsgsr&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24

sTEAMKEs.
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. followsi
For San Franoisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
toria, at a m passengers received on board 90
IA m-) June, 2. IL, IL. y, a.
For Alaska, June Z, II, p, II
From San Francisco, for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports, at O. m, June 4. ., IA. 10, "a %.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDALL4 PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. Fl. JOHNSON. r. s. supt, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24

DAILY TINE CARD
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA RoUTR
STEAMER MULTNoMAH.
LEAVING ARsrvrss
Olympia at $50 a m Tacoma at. :. $50 q m
Tacoma At. 10 90 m seattle at. .i2:oo IN
Seattle at. 100 p n Tacoma At. 500 D m
Tacoma A.. $3.50 p mlolymnIa at... $50 p m
Connecting with boats for Kamilohis and shs..
ton. City Dock. foot Of Main street
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 Cents
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24
For Alaska, Juno ]. u. q. q.

Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of The
company, ct Ocean dock, Seattle.