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CoRDRAY's THEATER-w. ~ Russell Act
u iax Manager loE John ?. CoFaEAy.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
Green Flag Had to Come Dow,

BAKER CITY, Ore, March la-The hoist.
ing OF large green stueamer and the
placing thereundv- the stars and stripes
by Henry Rus, on the flagstaff in front OF
his opera house on s.. Patrick ; day rous.x;
the indignation OF large number of citt.
zens. and in few minutes thereafter the
street III front OF the pole was densely
packed with an excited crowd The scene
was witnessed by Mayor Palmer anu ne
refused 70 -eyerse the position of the flags.
After brief council the mayor instructed
the chief OF police 20 haul down the green
stranger. !. was done and the crowd dis
u<rS<-i
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
ABBREVIATED TElEGSsMS

4 woman na,le, Holland has sued Sir
Francis Cool, husband c; Tennie Z. ClaiiiE,
for b0each-ot-promi>e in England. After
the alleged breSch-of-Promise occurred
the woman was married 20 M Holland.
ErAstus I.evan and Charles Gullivsr
hsve been arrested - F.aGlay. %, fO-
counterteitins quarters and nickels.
Northwestern Ohio has been f,oo,iei with
the spurious coins.
VICE President Stevenson was the guest
q honor at the -. patrick's banquet OF
the Hil~rlisn society Us Philateiph,A
1; i stated AZ the treasury that il vii!
take twe-.ty-s.N months 10 Gun the >eiEa
forage.
Az Halifax. y. \. the Newfoundland
s>hoO1es Cletdu Belle IMPORTS seein- big
Steamer. apparently a tramp. labOrjns
very heavily II a storm a. though uuuaa-
s-e2h.e II ;llit.OceAn. Son after i went
down with every body o. board
In quarrel over the wearing q the
SreeE BY boy al Mineral Po.nJ. MS
Steve EeTsil >ECt and killed John Ozark
\ bull ~ lC-1se IN the Missou-. psscitiS
yArssS ~ hAE>Gs City. kA>-, and = feature
- the landscape fo- . bad Cusrse. q Al
hour ,ior him yvs> W. 4. Do.5Grsl-e zen
lEal Il-ao..-v- - the Missouri. pssc..lc-up :
Telegraph Ic.e-
Tae C-nAiiA2 pas.-ic : >S.ii 70 be back
IN q company ;h-s VIII build Al az l;2e
iSN-go >ugSrsor. vs.. . Chicago.
t--e totally destroyed the Union railway
station =: Denver. L1cS>, SstLon
Lord Ro~esSEy made . >reSol ~ Eslia-
5u--A explaining h. position o-, he Irish
Question. T. to satisfaction q John Dillon
and ether Ir.>. leaders X l-et.s-y yysz>
Dubbed te@ Grand lv1l. M4a' ~ h.
delighted l-ShS-a. aG..5c-s.
= --.s..bi>- lie u Christ h-- betn Dis
covered - L-I1~; by a Russ5a-. t-4ve-sr
>-C-e1'1'iy attempted - seal the ~
rl2,ls .. TIE RsS&:c-1- Ills murderer.
john E4--. Eu; the E-ave which vzs
, opened id -cs cc--z-c -He body. u having
t.S- cls to< = hind U-Ets gc..y vys.>
>ec-sI.y o-.-is,:-
! Young G-s:=o. tLe Australian. t,ss-s-. Ike
Wen. s-c -->Ys..er.- - cAc-oz.a.y - tLree
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saved lSe t-c- benz &llcS,,- o-c-
y dry cc15> dealer - IS..-E.--,. q. Jew. lAt.
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I t@1 c2--Li Poe s-sA-.-- Sc-r q -
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

NisShEA falls hare :; lAsi baea PIT
t-io uo-s.rc harness 80 81. hszc~--
forth - rse-i-~3 80 20 -iiliiA-izn =.
vel a. o--sZe-iAl service 4 pAps-
oill l. eci-- 80 by is power. AID
osAsr 7aehize-r vii s1oz t.s cper-
s:ed ~ il Viewe1 ire- : ss-i,-
r-s-t&l stS,6po;aL this : >hx-e-
IA F-csi:i=iio- O. cze &C .he cA-s-
esi works o. ca;z-e. BIT A-e-icA.
enterprise AID thrift k-cEs 10 lzu
b.; utility. @-6 .Ae o-ly reAso1 :h;s
mighty ;o-re-: has rci before bas1
e-NczcA: i-:o ;ee -e4lz ot the p-zc-
Teal a-S >erriceahie - :hs: those
Who had j; IN charge ~e-e vai;i,:
Soc bette. css-s
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

THEorsH iAe sce--y Ao3 Ee-e-osi-
- - iAe seas % ibc EeTo.-i.o- .
--A--.1cez; <;S;ze c! Captain Malta.
Hale siA-Gs n ihs eii! hall I--k -
Nc~ lo-k A-G within ---shot Q. the
spst -1s-c "a: hero gave :? his
li,s- -=-szti-- that &C t.6 70 more
l-s-s - s2c-i5cA l. Ea> tu- .->;
s-ch services a. il.>. - cQ--e7o-
r2;e tss hc-c-s7 cf s1oss Elo fo--E.
a-1 did "a; Azs-.e4- freedom
--.-ni I've A-E % 20 c--e1Gs- sd
tosi-- i-e spin; ot p1:--o;l<=- .1si
= Qi7--- tines ct peace = a?s 30
-rcu sl.-ri.1- IA. sae soc.siy ..
;ae >o-s .: .Ae Ecvc.-..Cz Vas o.
rA-izes.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

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CONSULTATION IS FREE.
Permanently Locs-e5 Z 20 R..- B-1cE. C1-s-
seco-: ~ B-zay s--es.., o4ye-5c--. I-=1a
ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

I GENEENL rev;vA. G! b1,l-S-h.:r-
= Ne1.>o hardly tends = cozsr-
i-e glowing accounts recently
-cccive1 q TIE advance q.
civilization i :h2t co1-;-y; yet i.
seems VT-lscf - bride tie to---a
q! c-.;.cis- Il this natter - .o-- So
T-.-c Sighting : :c.e.a:sG - The
J-..c. >-s..S
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
.ner race Was Her Eor,ue-


This has hsen truly ssid OF many wm-n. Yet
II face Gan iozs retain rs heauty unless be4th i
behind il. Woman IL sEbj - 10 20 may fi.-
ires.in. ocmrlAiL's that health and beauty arc
Offer pSera4-Grsls impared o. lost. Fortunate
!; Is that sas b@s 81 hand - iavSI5at,e f-i nd
- Ds- Psros's F&ycr5te Prescription Nulrs.,I les
% women gh-o1 - 1t The lEl "a qxrSozArIy te.
ifs. that L - ,-j- tbs only raitive ere for the
-ire 'c-icn g '-feIn sle vc4sroSs.'- SAFER and
face -vIy 70 lou=sr- when his remedy vii. h,5=-
yo1 s-re re-5et il : Jae ezi re~.crsr q health
s7d - reiore lie 5s>s is=o.e .essoer cf ssgry.
A.. druggists
C-csto7. Iowa.
DE- r, V FIEEc-: ssr-Sy ale improved IN
heath --ttu.l fvoz tAe tine sae @ zm1eLeed
;-kin- 'ssvoci;e P7esc-ip-son'' z-ri- nov SIZE
k&s ~ coirg he- oSu hou>cwa-k fyr gAs {a..
fo1c Elc-ths- Thsz III t-Eau rzsln-.r. she Wa
scarcely abe - i~ oa her fee- sGe sE=e.e,f %
froza Uterine 1eol,i,y. caz hezr,i,y ,to-sraeue
= is' s-th ca>es- Z Il. sSx0Ea
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

TuE state tczrt e agriculture O..
I,iuois h2s c-c-ei s.. 1.lF t'r t.sr.avs
g tarn produces :; the -sx; .;.:s fair
pt TIE su:a So = - - arr-0r r-is:si
g each county - a. - ietr4y eI-
rezscs q 1as.-- the display Joca.
s1'-t. ~. 30 The -z.t. Premiums
A-e c5e-,i q the .b.ove. $50 rs.
pTe mum. s-1'l second. slGl third.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

ArTugNEs GE>EEAi NAIoNEY ha.
re-te-et a. oP.aic- i ---s-3 %
publishing fac-simile. q the tickets
= = voted ~ ci;v 21i toz->.iu
elections. i which he holds ia: n
order 3 comply with the Az tae
ballots nus; - rubI,hst IN : dem
oc-at.c and republican Taps-- IL
say- &; : the duty C the judges O.:
c,ec;io- g SO TIA; ;h.s : done IL
;he iicssi- are ,ot - pub.i>Eei
iroGh.s az y made y Ire defeated
candidates.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

FRILspELTHIA i $ 5-.ck city, Sct
well illustrates tie durability OF
b..cs a. b-..-.n- material There
s7e brick houses apparently a. good
- new IL lh..AGe.?GiA which ~e-e
t-.. = -.S
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

THE .A;e factories - s;a-t CD a:e:
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Pasc'A-, z /: ". O-re-. wlr,er -!.l
s. GleriA.e. 4 !: the D.z---G
G.s.- company. :; Ec-c-!--5. Il {:
ksi-h.ey s >ors. -Eoe factory ~
Niuv.a,t. y. J. .,6 the Thomas *
Cos e.ics pan; - Hoye-vi..e. P2.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

Az eKcsa--e eo=p-ai=s o. tie
American way @ re!e--!a- 20 ;1e
poct BINS - .-Bob5y-- i szE. !.
h-es5s 1is7esp-sc. fo- t1e Scotch s.z--
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cA-se % lis 6e-oc-ary i1a- B--cs
f->sze-;ly i spoken C = sLs ts-
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.ez;.a-y ihe poe; ct TIRE rso7.a- He
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= a.. t-eca-sa hs loved A-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
NC>pAY. NAECH 70. 1894.

TuE kaiser an ;a- 1-i1->s a-e -
G'-o-s:rAiive abol; tae.- recoucil;-
s;icu - a couple - scAoo, -ir.> who
have q1A-rs.ei a1i are making Up
sEa.-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

Manhood
and how to attain il.

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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
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il T-..l CO. yoC roiA-1c and Vii
surely GO yoC god :: vc- hare 5
cough. cold - a-v trouble with
throat chest - lungs D. h5--s
New Discovery t0- EVs5c1-
coughs - colds = guaranteed - give
relief. - money Will be paid back
sufferers from = --ipPe found it u,
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>y~e..y and perfect recovery T-T :
>zEp-r bottle - cur vZp@1cs and
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE

{ CHICAGo. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC
Rsilwsy-Depo; oo--e- Flfth -veuue ard
Thirty drst street, Franz T. Piuunsr. see-i
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
TRAINS

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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

BURLINGTON RoCIB-C.. B. & q RAIL
- way-Drr5: Fi--t 2ye1ze z1c sirteslth
s-rees. e. J. lo--E. a-e---
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-19

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ordered nj, -5ve- wz- affected - n
alarming degree. zpp~ti;e tsL. zwzv.
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z1t strength Tire bottles c. s.ee-
I-ic t.tc@r- cured hin
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h2t : -c-z5-- >o-e OF hi - ot
ri-hc vsz-> >-s-li--- Cs@-t ca-ee
bottles q electric b5--a-- and seven
boxes q BCezlev-- A--ic2 -A.ve. and
HI - ! sound 4ui vel John
>q-zf e-.C=c4wSz- OLi0-h4si I've large
fever sores ~ HI - doctors ~s;t lie
49, iceCrAh.r- one bottle F----e-zc
B5-:@-> and one box Bzesssv-s Armies
>zlve cured him s1-=r-,v- sod 5T
E--tr r .----eve-- d-u- store
sCCKLESs AENICA ssLvF
The oe>: .2-.s II .he ~o-lf to- cuts.
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FsTs- so-ss. Es:ss-. ehzpps,i azzts-
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30 give 1s-ts,c. s21js.Asc.:C-. uo-~r
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27
uTZ WHIPS CREEDON
reryelous and Awe-Inspiring
Work by the Champion.
= LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES.
asdfenes Dased by the swfftness Of
- Sew Zealand Ihanderboit-cer-
hstt psren't Run Away Now.

xr DELAYS. Sept. 28.-Ths glove con-
- b<tueen Bob Fitzssmf.ons. Of New
j.. and Dan Creedon. h.iiing from
/ Z laui.. for a purse of $500, took place
/ z he arena Of the Olympic club tonight.
Tssv fought as middieveights q. l54
..rsa.. A feature Of Importance Of the
r.sen vas ibe bearing II has on . pros
Live meeting between Fitzsimmons and
r.~h<.,. Fitzsimmons has been mos.
..<.~xsring i'm his efforts to secure q match
80 the champion heavyweight, aud
ssn time to time has been put of with
a. reminder that he was not in his
80. Corbett first named choynski
!. The man lanky Bob had to whip
ssxor, he could take of match. Fi,r-
] .,mmons then took on the match, thsn he
=, sold by the champion that he would
Ass. 10 have q set-to with Creedon, to
,xsre himself In position to talk fight.
rcrnpsratiyeIy little was known of Cree
son by the general public. although the
s.s,:ors from st. Louis we're enthusiasts
i their praise OF the man. Despite that
f.et however, Fitzsimmons remained .
rrshIbitlve savorite throughout. his odds
senx quoted from 3 to 10 10 to 3, while
q good as 10 could be had against
ltesdon.
When the men entered the ring for the
real contest Fitzsimmons looked forrnid-
sbss indeed. He was timely drawn, and.
10. for prickly heat, his skin was as v hlte
q babys His enormous shoulders and
essss, when compared with his narrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27
A EAcr rrmRrp nnna :.
THE FOOTBALL PKosPEcr.
sentties Need Training-Townssud ana
Suoh0mfsh <a.-

seattiss Need Training-Townssud ana
snohsmish snow Up strong Teams.
In spifs OF the showers -sterday after
noon the first and second elevens of the
Seattle Athletic Club had sharp practice
on the Howell street grounds, and about a
score OF spectators watched their work.
Much interest is being taken In the work
OF the team, a. considerable raw material
Is being worked over, and the improve
ment IN the play that is displayed in the
NEXT two weeks may be safely counted
upon IS an index to tho success OF the
team
Although II Is yet much-too early TO
attempt any predictions regarding the
football season. several things are obvious.
one OF which is that 1t will be extremely
unpleasant for the Seattle Athletic Club
to meet any Of the stronger eIevens for
some time 10 come, and the other is that
Capt Goodwin will get the most out OF his
candidates IN the least time of any captain
that the club eleven has'yet had. Al this
time and for the next week 10 come the
University team would probably shut out
any team that the club has yet put in the
field. and the second eleven, owing to
their practice together. weuld either beat
the first or hold them down to very close
score.
As yet the practice IL very unsatisfac-
tory. as the men have not been shaken
down to their positions and the signals
are often confused The latter fault can
easily be corrected. but IL will be some
time before the ultimate makeup OF the
team will lie known.
Just what the other Sound teams will
Il a
as they are in the same unsatisfactory
state. but from what can be learned none
OF them. except perhaps Snohomish, will
be stronger than they were last year.
| Ford and Clemens are of course the stars
of the snohomish team, but the rest OF the
men are principally old Rugby players.
and experience has shown that ID usually
takes more than one season to develop
good collegiate football players from such
material. The TscomA team is as vet IN
chosen and sturdevsnt and Clemens will
not play with them, nor in ali probability
Will Hacker. Under these circumstances
Seattle should find no more difficulty in
defeating Tacoms than she did last year,
and then, although the score was close.
Seattle won without playing the best team
ohtainabl-.
DR.. COBB ana his collection OF Port
Townsend players are energetic and caro-
est, but IL would be almost miraculous IL
they were able 20 win this year, although
lhey may put up a stronger game than
they did last fall. The struggle of the
season will probably be hetseeu Portland
and Seattle, but the former team Is weak
ened by the loss Of Joe Smith as captain
and of Lasswell. who played half back last
year, and Vic Smith, who played guard.
The score has always been close between
these two clubs and this year will proha-
bly, prove no exception.
On the whole. as far m the outlook at
present Is concerned. the prospects OF the
home team are good, and although there
will probably be no phenomenal eleven.
Seattle should finish with = goodly num-
Der of victories To its credit.
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prominent literary and society woman Of
Minneapolis taus writes OF the private compart-
ment cars on the North Western Limited"
Zach Compartments & room dainty enough
for queen. Mine, in q recent trip. was fitted
up In cherry and tea green The ceiling Was
arehed and frescoed in silver. The walls were
covered with exquisite hroeaded silk of tea
green and the cushions were plush of the same
lovely shade The partition towards the aisle
WAS of hsavy plate glass, hung with soft green
silE curtains. The doors between the rooms.
for they were en- suite. were thick French pier
glasses. The door was csrpeted with rich mo-
qaetie, and the lovely cherry woodwork was
eaintiy carved with Light festoons OF garlands
never saw such elegance III railway cars In all
my travels.
aust think OF I'll A berth IN one OF these
palaces wheels costs no more than for one in
the ordirar old style sleepers."
+. W. Parker, Puget sound Agent. col Front
street, Seattle.
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make Eli your arrangements ia advance to
return.
ap ~ Il 8sr INaEEIiaENcKR day Wedding
Miss Nellie Brooke. II seattle. will re mar
ticd t. Mr.. James Il. Ingram, OF Tacoma, on
the band stand platform
go g. m.-sGrand display Of fireworks
Mr j Anthoay German promises tina. this
viii he the hnes, display OF fireworks ever
seen IN the Northwe@t.
II i m Last boat for Seattle. All chst.
DIRE not accompanied by parents must re-
turn by the early beats. ana as rnle the
children should he gotten hotns bss0ra dark
he steamers leaving seattle late Ia tho
afterno n or early In the evening viii bring
mostly adults, 90 witness che hesr Esfxg.Lf-
GKScEE taY wedding md The speeln f.Obr.
iSTELItsESrEa day frawQfls There will
also re tins enough 20 tska run about the
grounds snrtng ths even az and stii3 eaten
the last beat. A sigma val BE arranged for.
a. wksch hanr all persons fntanding 10 re-
turn 70 Seattle must hustle fos the wharf 90
get lett
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The following presents will be
given 10 the bride and groom
at the seatfle-Tacoma wedding
BY Seattle firms:

iii Calvert A Co.. 7is FRONT street.. fsna-
fly = be
q. O. Coy, corner YssIsF avenue and south
Thiff street. NOR eeo afbnmA
standard FaFotsuts Company. sos second
stFees. fancy rocker.
Kiiey BFos.. 90 second street, wedding
sesrf for groom.
Haley Groesry Company, To second street.,
5 ponncs AaeH4 aDd Java cufse.
HsaFy's GnnaY store. aGg second sirsse.
box 81 csn1r.
x.rs Tea sule. sIs ss~oua strsss. fancy
hsnaKefeHl.t box.
Fraser wilson. corner PIKE aud kifta
streets. handsome eeliugotd So
tsSpfws " lta1Gsld. seegra and E5igsf.
sits stFsesa. aainty rat giszs ress bowl
q. kteia5 anGeE, s.H s1cena street, isney
pgfs@ for the bft5e
spslxef 4 HuriAat. as Flks street., bsanti-
fui eas xiass table SCI
Cow Butter Mar. fr9at sifs@f. uesf Pike,
tao fesxa sfeaaaNFY bafssf
kr9yin n acKsah. cpfnsf Fgfta ard Paks
streets, es@zaut f8x tnE fgs gAsicf.
Euskoa & AIizin. l2t S29iA eSnp3d street,
neeKs6@ iog Eraea4
Ffeaersek. Nefsee n Auurps corrsr See
ona aaa 6 a.safs4ig ssfssts. nasaineeat ban.
800 Naa Paper Cen rAnT, a0T secoza
street. tas FsEa4Fs4s proof eseaInx.
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Steamers and their routes carry
ing children un Ter Ii years Of
age free when holding Post
Intelligeneer day tickets and
accompanied by their parents:

Flyer seattle Tacqyna route.
State OF Warrington and FAirhaven Ia
coma Sesttts. Everett aud la Conner routes.
state Of Washington will also carry ehis-
cTeu uaaeeom panied hy parents or friends.
Muitnomah aud City ot Abofdeen--Ta-
coma q ymp H.reattle. connecting With
steamers a0r shelt0a aud kamilebe and
touching al Long Branch, Bsge. aeSeli's
island, Glen Brook. steilseoon and Dolfs-
meyers point
Dies MolRes ard vlctor~-sslz Harbcr. swan
sea tsmeitsr1 snd Point Defiance. tie Victor
taking in welloehet bag points
Typhosu--A ofiDeaeI, sylvan, Fox Island.
Delano. Lake bay, hssch. Mater, spring
field. Rosefaie
Monte cfi.te--sheitoa. Vaughn. Aliyn.
Detroit aud Vietos
Glide seattle. Busnas. stones lssdfug,
Oliala. bes AaiHes, GaaaiAuanA, NashoA
FEAST siasl. Aquarium.
Grey hoans~ Everett ard seattle route. 10
cnn aect wits ether steamers for Tacoma
Everett and other children connecting
vith steamers Al seattle should bs supplied
with two Pot fsrELHsaEScKR day tickets
in order 60 aio~ steamer coupons Oh the
kfssmeFs carrying them o. seaffia aad ssiiI
have coupons left Tor boats carrying them
10 Tacoma and return 10 seattle.
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