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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-08-10

LINCOLN LODGE No. 104.-This is
the name Of the new lodge of Elks,
instituted in this city, Tuesday even
ing, by Grand Chancellor Mckay
with the following officers: Chancellor
Commander, Geo. f. Thompson
Vice Chancellor, B. F. Denton
Prelate, C. C. Bates; Keeper oil
Records and Seal, w. w. Hopkins
Master of Finance, George d. Evans
Master of Exchequer, Hugh Ross
Past Chancellor, A. S. Oliver.
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Notice of Sale
nder Decree of Foreclosure Of
Trust Deed and Mortgage.

Under Decree Of Foreclosure OF
Trust Deed and Mortgage.
IN the Superior Court of King county State of
Washington.
No. 1s,9l6.
Robert Croft Plaintiff. v. Sutclife Baxter and
Harriet Baxter, his wife, County of King, j.
D.. Low% na. willism d: LeMsy. Herbert Le-
and style Of ". H: and H. LeMay, j. W. George
Walker, william Walker and D. b. Jackson,
Defendants.
Public notice 10 hereby given by the under
aligned to all whom 1t may concern, that by viz
tue and IN pursn1nce Of Judgment and decree
above named court In the above entitled action.
ON the 9Th day Of July, 1884, In favor of the above
named plaintiff and BY virtue Of an order Of
sale duly issued out Of said court to the under.
signed on the 9th day OF July, 1894, in pursuance
Of said Judgment and decree, the UNDERMINED.
the Sheriff Of Thurston county. in the State Of
Warrington, has duly levied upon. seized and
taken into execution and will offer for sale and
| sell at public auction, according to law and in
accordance with the directions In said judgment
tanned, on the 10th day of August, 1894, st ten
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day, at the Court
house door ut the main front entrance Of the
Thurston county. all Of the property describeJ
In said judgment and decree of foreclosure attn
ated In said Thurston county and hereinbeiow
uescTioeu III separate parcels ana subject to the
redemption OF the same, as provided BY Law 10
raise the amount necessary to pay the costs and
expenses of such sale, and to pay the Judgment.
which Judgment Is for the total sum of $50 7S4 o.
including principal interest, attorneys fees and
costs, together with interest on the amount Of
said judgment from the day of its rendition At
| the rate of ten per cent per annum, and to nav
and discharge the sum Of 4679 SO, the Amount
paid by the plaintiff as taxes upon said properly.
and to pay and discharge any further taxes On
said property remaining unpaid such sale to be
made In accordance with the statute in such
case made and provided, and in pursuance Of
said execution and order of sale, unless said
amounts hereinabove specified, together with
any costs and expenses incurred preparatory to
sale. be sooner paid; that the undersigned will
SO sell said property at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, subject to the right Of redemp-
ton thereof secured BY law; and that the follow
ing is the description of said property 30 10 be
sold at the time and place and In the manner
Aforesaid, as the same 10 described In said judg-
ment and decree and In said execution and order
Of sale, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of section thirty no, In
township eighteen QS) north of range three IN
west containing one hundred and sixty acres. w
Dated July 10th, 1894.
G. 8. PRINCE,
Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington.
BURKE, SHEPARD & WOODS Plaintiffs Al.
nafo nf 6ref
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DEATH OF Mrs. L. w. OsTRANDER.-
Mrs. Hettie S. Ostrander died in this
city, Sunday about noon, after a
lingering illness, and was buried in
Masonic Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. was member of the woman's
Club OF this city, a graduate of Chau-
tauqua. and lady of rare intelligence
and culture.
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Olympic UniYersItY

Will open at Olympia, WASH, Sept.
Is, 1894. Faculty composed OF
specialists. College, normal, prepare
tory, business, music, elosution courses.
Best advantages at lowest expense in
the Northwest For courses of study,
information, ETC., address the Presi.
dent, B. w. Brintnall, 402 West
Twelfth street, Olympia. Wash.
j27-5t.
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+, In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal oil
the State to be affixed hereto this
eighth day of August, A. D. 1894.
SEAL ]. HI. MCGRAw.
By tha Governor:
j. H. PRICE,
Secretary OF State.
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Thirty filings were made on town.
ship 16 range west, in the local land
Office Wednesday. The land lies near
Oakville, in Chehalis county, and is
one OF the best of timber districts.
There are said to be on the township
five miles square OF yellow fir, spruce
md co,lar
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-08-10

Geological experts come high, but
We must sometimes have them, no
matter what they cost. Prof. ]. P
Kimball, who was in the city Wednes.
day to give his opinion in the Mcbride
mineral contest case. is to receive $50
per day.
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DEADLOCK CONTINUES
NO ELECTION OF COUNCILMAN
AT-lARGE.

Closing Days of the InStitute-Ap.
preparation for Harbor Improve.
mrnts The Governor issues a
Procla ma iiOn-Etc.
Fifteen ballots were taken by the
City Council at its meeting Wednes-
day night in a fruitless effort to elect
a Councilman-at-Large. The vote on
the fifteenth ballot stood Barnes ,
and Phipps >, and motion to adjourn
was carried.
The Street Commission was in
structed to make improvements by
graveling roadway two loads wide
commencing at Thirteenth street along
Jefferson street to Fremont street
Fremont street to Chestnut street
Chestnut street to Seventh street and
also Cherry from Union street south,
a half block.
a petition asking for the vacation
of Third street from San Francisco
street to the north end of said street
a distance OF 136 feet, was referred to
the Street Committee.
John pulles was granted a liquor
license.
T. N. Ford was granted permission
to enclose the west side of his office
building on Fourth street.
The following bills were ordered
nail.
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Open to Entry.
OLYMPIA LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. Wash. Aug. 7. 1894.

ULYMFIA LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASH, Aug. 7, 1894. :
Notice is hereby given that the Off
cial plat OF fractional part of Township
20 North, Range 2 West, containing
part of sections % and 80, in which is
situated Steamboat leland, has been
received at this Office, and will be
placed on file Monday, September 10th,
1894, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. at which time
applications will be received thereon.
JESSE F. MURPHY,
Register.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-08-10

AYERS Hair Vigor is cleanly, agree
able, beneficial, and safe. 1t is the
most elegant and the most economi-
cal of toilet preparations. By its use
ladies can produce an abundant
growth of hair, causing it to become
natural in color. lustre, and texture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-08-10

People with hair that is continually
falling out, or those that are bald, can
stop the falling, and get good growth
of hair by using Halls Hair Remover.
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DETERMINATION
AND
FAT

FAITH
Were manifested by the G. w. P. store
from the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that their goods should be OF the best
quality and sold at bedrock prices,
and Faith in the belief that the people
would be able to discover a good thing
and benefit themselves by it. Deter.
mination and Faith have won, as is
shown by the large sales made every
day in the week. They are in the
lead and will maintain that position
against all competitors.
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MORE CURES BY DIR. DARRIN.

MORE CURES BY DIR. DARRIN.
B. F. Stout. Independence, WASH,
deafness, catarrh and lung-trouble
cured.
Isaac Wingard,' Centralia. WASH,
asthma Is years, cured three years
ago.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Day, Port Madison,
WASH, throat difficulty cured.
Miss Fanny Kennedy. Walla Walla,
Wash.,. cross-eyed; cured in one
minute.
w. F. Ogle, Seatco, Wash. liver and
kidney complaint and dyspepsia, also
deafness and whole system run down
cured.
William Little, Seattle, WASH, pain
in his chest OF over eight years stand
ing; entirely cured by electro-mag-
netic treatment.
Mrs. H. S. Young, Huntington
Wash, kidney and liver complaint,
dyspepsia and general debility; cured
Scores of others might here be meh.
toned did not want of space forbid.
DR.. Darrin cures permanently all
diseases of the genito-urinary organs
in either sex, such as blood-taints,
syphilis, gleet, gonorrh9a, structure,
spermatorrh9a, seminal weakness and
loss of sexual power in man or woman.
All peculiar female troubles, leu
corrhea, displacements, ETC.. success
fully treated. He also makes q spe-
cialty of all diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat, deafness and cstarrh
as we'll as all acute, chronic and nerv-
GUS diseases OF whatever name or
nature, if durable. No cases taken il
not.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted at
the Olympia Hotel, rooms No. 10 and
IL. Olympia. WASH, where he will re-
main for one week only. August 26th
to Sept. LIST. The worthy poor treated
free from 9 to 10 A. M. daily. Those
able to pay from 10 A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
evenings Z to 8; Sundays 10 A. NJ. to 2
P. NJ. Charges low and reasonable
according TO circumstances and ability
to pay. Most cases receive home
treatment after visit to the doctors
office. All business relations with DR..
Darrin strictly confidential.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH,
August I. 1891,

August l, 1884.
Notice il hereby given that the following named
settlers have filed notice of their intention 10 make
final proof in support of their respective claims
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
lister and Receiver at Olympia. Wash, on Satur
day, September 8, 1894. viz: Kate l.. Seward, Hid
Entry No. 436. for Sc = Sec =, Up. ii n. RIB W,
and Arthur l.. Seward Hid. Entry No. i37, for SW
= Sec =, Up. ID y, r. W.
They name the following witnesses TO prove
their continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: T. Ives Dodge of Nina. Wash:
William Reynolds, of Little Rock. Wash: David
johnson. Of Nina, Wash: George Shotwel. Of
Nina. Wash. JESSE +. MURPHY,
Register.
Date OF first publication, Aug. 3, 1924. -
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Summons.

Defendant
You hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the dsv service. and de-
fcnd the above entitled action the Superior
Court, State of Washington, for Thnrston county,
holding terms at Olympia, end serve II copy of
your answer peadings ON the person whose
herein specified at his Office or postofice address
In case Of your failure TO do So Judgment will be
rendered against you, according to the demand
OF the complaint filed with the Clerk OF the above
named CO urt. The object of the action is TO OBJ
tain decree Of divorce, desolving the bonds of
matrimony between you and plaintiff on the
grounds OF desertion and failure to provide and
maintain your family, and for costs.
JOHN Z. JUDSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post0ffice address. Tacoma, Wn.; Office. llI
Pacific Ave, room 2l3.
Date of first publication, June %. 1894.
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Row, Pierce Co, w

Roy, Pierce Co., Wash.
DIR. Darrin-Dear Sir: l commenced
treatment with you two months ago
for heart disease, constipation, dyspep-
STA and enlargement OF the liver.
When | first commenced my head was
dizzy and mind so confused that l
could scarcely think of anything; all
was confusion. Now my mind is clear,
my heart troubles me very little. The
palpitation is about all gone, the pain
and distress in my heart, stomach and
bowels cease to trouble me. The en-
largement of the liver is gradually
going down. So l begin to feel like a
new man.
My friends are surprised to see me
look SO well. When l commenced
treatment l weighed only 50 pounds,
now l weigh 1l34. cannot thank
you enough for the relief you have
given me. l am sincerely your friend.
WIN. MCCUTCHEoN.
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TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE.
Wonderful Proof OF Cures That
Have Been Performed by DR..
Nm

Darwin.
There can be no doubt nor question
of the curative powers, OF electricity,
Judging from the extraordinary cases
of cure performed by DR.. Darrin, who
will visit this city. from Aug. Goth to
Sept. LIST, and will have offices at
Hotel Olympia. The great advantage
of electromagnetic treatment is that
it brings relief in large number of
diseases confessedly beyond the reach
of the ordinary remedies of the physi
clan, and DIR. DaIrin has enforced
belief in the curative powers of cleo
tricity upon the public by his remark
able cures. The following cards speak
for themselves.
DR.. Darrin-Dear Sir: For seven
years l have been victim of catarrh,
bronchitis, dyspepsia and kidney
troubles. Also diseases peculiar to
my sex. Through your electro mag
netic treatment can say | am well
of all the above complaints, and
heartily recommend your treatment
to the afflicted. My boy is also nearly
cured under your care for disagreed
BILE skin disease. My postoffice adj
dress is Balsford, Wash.
MRS r GRIFFITH
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went east and "grew up with the
country"
Half-a-dozen families are enjoying
camp-life at Buffers cove. Some oil
them have been there two weeks liv-
ing in tents and enduring innumera-
BILE privations under the delusive idea
that it is pleasure. Some will remain
still longer, but the majority have an.
nounced their determination to follow
the example OF the Arabs at an early
day, and probably the majority will
leave to morrow.
Many oli.timers will remember DR..
James Scott, who held the Office oil
Secretary of Washington Territory, in
1869, under President Grant, and his
estimable wife, who constituted q
valuable addition to our little COM
munity. The succeeding year DR..
Scott resigned and returned to Ohio,
where he died in 1887. at the age Of
"A. A few days ago his wife died al
her home in Lebanon, in that State.
For the next week, only, we will
give a copy of Portfolio of the
Worlds Wonders" free to new sub.
scribers who pay for one year in ad'
vance, or old subscribers who are
"clcar on the books" and who pay fol-
year from the date they are paid uI
to. This beautiful and instructive
volume retails for 81, and is an orna
ment to any center table. Remember
this offer is good only till and includ'
ing Saturday, August 18th.
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rrx BOARD on rRApx

1nk EoAkV W IRAR4
CuYcAao, May "a Wheat Opened ct .
siisht decline, bus soon sold mp with slight
reactions &c. eassd Oh keH and rallied
again slightly at the close. Operators evil
dsnsiy went home short and the market
acted a. II very much oversold. Bad crop
reports we're numerous. and the principal
sellers ON yestsrday'a break were the chief
BUYERS today. A feature was the buying
for St Louis and Southwestern account.
many ..short" lines being covered. A good
many outside buying orders were In and
there was very little for sale until cent
advances had been scored. when the early
buysrs realized and prices receded some.
The strength in continental cables was .
..bul,ish- factor, ~ also were advices from
the outside, the damaging reports being
ouits numerous The strike riots aided
in the tate decline, bat more buying foi-
loved and the market ciossd steady.
In corn there was . fair business, and
the market was quite active at the close.
Cu.ning trades were lie loss. bat soon
aid up &c. reacted Nc, ruled steady.
ehaursd some and closed ~ stated. The
temper Of the crowd was inclined 10 b
bulilsh.
O.ts were active and firmsr. Coed buy
inr for July early carried prices up nc.
vh.le the other months advanced y TO
asc. Good selling on the advance coupled
nth the decline in wheat created weak
ness. and prices receded 20 the opening
figures. and the close Was quiet
some strength Was developed early in
rrovis.ous on higher prices for hive hogs
:, Yards and the advance In wheat More
S-s... transscfed than on apy on .
day for month rsss on some covering By
shorts and fair buying BY the local opera
tors. the packers selling. There was
temporary weakness later on the market.
declining TO moderats extent for pork.
ana then reaetsns on renewed support
Shnrtly before the close Of the session
pors again sold OF moderately and closed
s.sv. with lard and ribs steady. Compared
via last niSht July pork Is 2sse higher.
July lard a,1c higher and July RIBS IN
changed
Closing: whsas-sssady: cash. Sss<e;
csra-Essy: cash. sTses-se: July,
Nase.
oats-Easy. cash. Sc; July. sise
Rye-f,rm. &sse
FiaI sesi-AA
Tsmothy--Nomlnal:$ A0n
Pork Steady; cash. sal 50; July. eilM
LArd-Ssesay. cash. ~. Juiy. &Aay
short ries-Ssssdy: cash. u %. July.
e6A
rrvs STOCK
Cattle Receipts. 1850 had Married
active 81 higher: prime 20 extra native
ssssrs, 81 es<s<ae; medium. es0At0i
others. SIS, fexans 81 sseeauH
Hoge-Rsesspss. 500 AssA Aazhs'
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O. a9hs New York. Per 500,
Starting bills--On London,
S: ee1s-Psr ounce. 6f,k0e2n
zeeA eollazp-5s@5i,sc.


~ enx. May A--The Improvement
. Native values m ads YESTERDAY Vas
measure Lost today, AID the
sfkes was unsettled and 70 some
5Ssz ssrish. There was little left Of
4 " =. science In the immediate future,
q. ostserment of the situation -
zsSSx Ne great railway properties.
zSr5s II. % Prominent feature Of yes-
ess spsc1lssson. One favorable lndi-
u6S.S ~ ths slightly easier tone Of the
l~se exehangs market, which led % .
! ss.s. sAas gold exports on Saturday
saS1s..,a less than had been anticipated.
not exceed fs.oao 600. bat this
- much of . factor in she stock mar
Ias sainss that did affect the share
~ -sA were the publication OF rail-
ns..S osss out OF the showing Of con-
-. = sscrsssed earnings. The announce
- Ai Ire coal strike was still Gar
S ~ TIE apparent uncertainty a.
es0sEeen OF the tariff bill and the
60 ssisroaa managers in session &C
-. - aad nos arrived M any basil, Of
= neat On the Question OF ysss.
day on which the bear .en,f.
- s@ annermosi. and the shorts
aasage Of The pervadlns gloom to
zoe market in ire hope Of bring
1oas ssoSk. Evidences we're not
VI liquidation in soma Of the lead.
~ saIsfsies, notably Sugar. in which
-. Wasasneson City accounts we're
- S Burlington 4 Quincy Was also
0as<oa noases and 81 Paul By
IN the morning London wss Ia
- ses Dor 5. raai. 1. & n. and OF
- anoaass Of Ss~ Yorx csatral. The
I. afsnss firm ~ fractional advance
vs., 1eaay's quotations, Reading,
tee loser, besng the only exrep-
49,. :. s tares-essrsers Of an hour the
<ss., psasss ~. upwards. except for
e..es. shaeh reacted fract.ea. hus
sSsay rallied ana .,,.h,,.a.d : n,~ss,
-. s a's.osri Pacific being also rromi.
kars. voc advance. BEFORE II o'esoek
- - Ioss the entire gain. carving
NE MARKET down . frsctio 4.
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~ DtA11 o. fRADR.
100. May 2A-The vsestabls
oloo6y this morning. The ~
B ~ texs asparagus, 80 boxes
- 1oeks peas, !, 40 sacks pota-
6 oencnmhors, l23 sacks beans
oquash. Potatoes anA oaioas
4 ~ ftssh fruits this moenIng
1 - etesubsfries, * chests
~ 1lonos apricots. 5 boxse piums,
80 - . chests saspbss5ies.
1omand for the few euE5ants
o11fk market 10 weak. With busi-
Iep ~ quiet, with . weaker
Chssss = firmer.
nltsy market b very dull, and
& veak-
eAoszusvs AND GRAINS.
e4 1919: Net cash prices for
3 oxlzlA N00a % Per hasrel;
- k5o0a60; supsrans. >27o
81 - in the sample line con-
~ - pgicss remain nominal 1t
ID ~ Gnlal Tor standard shipping
alssne grades qootoote q
- esnsal
Isl nknsss II not Z feature Of the
g lstnes are somewhat limited.
- - more than enough 10 meet
nt wants. We quote: Fair 20
Nk0o7y<c; choics bright, 00kc
e.iag r. loci Is per csntal.
~4Sn6e dfxgs badly. Exhibitor Of
- - change do their best 20 secure
~ without result. q buyers are
y indihersnt. We quote: MIL
3oL0; Surprise. ti.SIxuLl5;
\ - e1FH4L33lS: good 90 chOies,
!; poos 70 fair. $i.OlL 10; black,
ys... al ~, aoninai; gray. $i.i2koi.26
{. - seenipts- Flour, quarter sacks.
7 Qtpuon, e5H: wheat, csntals. 8 ~:
e.eeelA &S0i; Oregon, e.777; oats,
ID: corn, sacks, At6S; beans.
~: posatoes. sacks. 2.s57; onions,
FINANCIAL.
% sishs New York. Per 500.
s1ns Sterling biils--On London,
- heak. AM
81 eeIs-Psr ounce. 6fK0e2n
- eoaiafp-5s15fssc.
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aaAxIs SOLD.
The total saIss Of stocks today were 2se,-
80 shares. including: Atchison. II, 100;
Sugar. II. 100; Burlington. IA. 100; Chicago
Gas, 26,000: lDistiliin9. $500: General Flee
trio, 100: Louisville q Nashville. 430O;
Missouri Pacific. $500; New York Central,
II, 500: National Cordase. $500: North
ern Pacific. preferred, 1850; Reading,
$500; Rock Island, A.3o0; St Paul, q, 500;
Western Onion. &. 1oo
Hcps-Quisk
MHrAlA
Pig iron-DulL
Ccppsr-Quiae
Lead-Steady.
Tin--Sseady.
coHrgR.
Coffee May. sla0oDi5.05: December,
Sla 3o9la3a Spot coffss-Rio. dull,
nominal: No. ., i6c.
SUGAR
eusar-Rs6nsdi quiet.
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erEANxR STATE or wAeHIN0TUN
y seattie. 4 90 A. ~ whsscsm- las -
AZ Whascon. Soc = Az ssatsls.. ..S:00 ; =
stepping q esdalgo. Anacostss asa 1airhsvoa.
80 g Eversss eouth eeund: connscsing - oeAsG1o
WIN steamer asasy 1aiiey fa< TacemA
aEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
Daily tsxcspe sai urdayl.
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A. ssAtt,s. ...-s:3s : = Ar TscosaA ..l5.so =
Coanseting viii 9teAnsr o&ass q Washingsea
for Ftdalgol Anocorte9, YAifhaven and WhasooR
mi with stoomor entEhaven fer xvoeocL Il Co.
sss and III W ht1by isiaeA pctasA
Ia CoSNER AxD wMrDsY raLAAD ROUTE
sTepPIue Al KvxBE~E
STEAMER HAIhHAvEN
North A'nd-xxesps SEA sad bA-KxesDe -
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Ar In Ccnps5. SEQ n Ar Seattle - , n
stopping q K1meu1s. Everstt, CiIntea, DsoWnt
PUtuS Langley. CsupevH1A oaa de FueA Oak naR-
eer and CtsdaAy: coanectinG - Seattle with
steamer 1eary Bailey fos Tacoma
wharvss-Pacsne Navieasioa Ca. Taosna: -
cihc Navigation Co.. oeAtfie 0crmefty Aakers
aeek. fsos q uaivsEsity seress,; Msschsnt9 Aoek.
Everett.
Fer fui particulars rasss. exsursisaa tswasa.
etc. apply TO - address A. J. MACLEOD. AeDa6
Seattle. ssisphose e&o. J. = AAkMoN, ErolghB
and Passenger Agent Tacoma: teispheno q
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