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Evening journal., 1894-02-06

THR three papers Of Baltimore, 1.-THE
Sun, the American aud the Herald, have
all agreed 10 take the Associated Press
dispatches The United Press has not
furn ished a satisfactory service.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

AFTER man shall have crossed the
stream It is foolish to turn to curse the
bridge or to regret that he had not EN-.
ployed some other bridge.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
Chamber Of Commerce Bananet.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 6.-Four hundred and
seventy Of Rochester's representative bust
ness men attended the seventh annual ban
quet of the chamber Of commerce, which
took place In The now Harris building.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
NOTICES
DTVIDEND.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS. THE STATE
~ OF DELAWARE.
To the Sheriff of New Castle county, greet

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS. THE STATE
~ OF DELAWARE.
To the Sheriff of New Castle county, greet
ing:
Whereas, Everett T.. Abbott, by his petition
to the judges Of our superior Courthled in The
Office of the prothOuotary of sid court IN an0
for New Castle county, for the cause OF COM
plant therein al eyed, ina made application
10 our said ildEes that decree may De pfO-
uOunced diesolving the marriage existing
hei Ween the petitioner and Margaret G
Abbott
We. therefore. cowmand you, that you
summon Margaret q Ahbo lt,that she be and
appear before the judges OF our said court az
the n. Xt Term thereof tn be held ia VIII
mington, on Monday, the fifth Gay of Febu-
AIRY next, 10 answer the a legations Of the
said petitioner, Everett l.. Abbott, according
10 the Acts of Assembly an such case made
and provided, and als0 TO do and receive
what the court shall then and there consider
CONCERNING her 10 this behalf as TO the cOurt
shall seem meet aud consistent with the
provisions of the said Act of Assembly.
and have you then there this writ.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles B. Lore,
tsquile, 60 Wilmington. the twenty -aecone
Gay OF december, eighteen hundred ard
ninety-three.
Issued January 4. 1928.
PETER A. HORTY.
Hruthnnotlry.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

Don't fail to save your coupons so as
to secure all the parts Of that great work.
Sights and Scenes Of the World, % which
we are now offering TO our readers. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

EDWARD BuReE-JoNEs, the celebrated
artist. some OF whose paintings adorn
the walls Of elegant residences in this
city. has been elevated TO baronetcy by
Queen Victoria This is a different dis
tinction from that which our Senators
are trying TO confer upon st Gaudens,
our sculptor.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
Family of Thirteon Poisoned.

BERLIN, Feb. Ga dispatch from NIinsk,
Russia, says that a rich Jewish family of
the name of Milanovich, consisting of l3
persons, including servants, have been poi
soned to death.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
Tic Corean's Marrow Fsoape.

KuRUsH, Feb 6.-The Allan State line
steamer Corean, which put into this port
with her stokehole fun of water, is lying
in the Shannon river. The passengers say
that the vessel narrowly escaped a great
disaster
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
RoKano Deposed.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 6.-At a meeting of the
board of supervisors Of Kings county John
Y. McNane was deposed as president pro
tenn. of that body
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
FAT PEOPLE.

PARK OBESITY Pills viii reduce your
weight PERM ANENrLN from ~ TO 10 pounds
a month NO STARVING sickness OF injury;
No PUBLIrIrN. They build up the health
ana heautify the complexion leavlng ~
WRINKLES OF nabhiness. StOUr Alb
DOMEN'S and difficult breathing surely re-
lieved. No ENPEkfNENr. but a scientinc
and positive relief, adopted only after years
OF eNterence. All orders uprned ditect
from our Office. Price 500 per package. OF
three packages for S5tO by mail pos lpAd'
Testimonials and particulars (sealedl 2 cents
All correspondence Strictly Conhdentiai.
Park Remedy Co., Boston, Mass.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06
Hon. Alvin T.. HYDE Dead.

HARTFORD, Feb. 0-Hon. Alvin p. Hyde,
a prominent lawyer and Democrat of this
city, died at his home, aged G9
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

Bargains 10 Carpets at the Great Fir'
sale, now IN progress. at Lichtenstein s
Hart, 22S Market street.
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Arod connle Do Almnst rnrn1her.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb G. 6.-.Willam II. Pear
son of Nassalboro, one Of the best known
agricultural writers Of the state, died at
the age Of 81. His wife, Hannah, died the
day following.
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onldnn nnhhin nnrst.-

Ell RENO, o. T., Feb. 6.-The gold excite
ment ia the Wichita mountains eliminated
in the discovery that the alleged valuabl,
ore had been salted.
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Resumed work.

CAMDEN, n. j., Feb 6.-The pipe and
hydrant factory of d. A. Wood & Co. at
Florence resumed work, with $50 men en-
Moved
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No nomnnl Tor Ollclofh.

SALEM, n. j., Feb. 6.-The Salem oil
cloth works closed. No sale for their goods
is the reason assigned.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

RRFERRING to the phrase OF 'rich,
missionary Christians" in the EVENING
JOURNAL. the Dover Delawarean says
the EVENING JOURNAL never misses an
opportunity to show it's malign hatred Of
the missionaries Either the Dover
defender Of rich holiness on sugar plan.
tations is too anxious to find fault with
us or is ignorant Of the standing Of the
missionary element" in Hawaii. As we
cannot entertain the sulpioion that the
Delawarean can beignorant on any topic.
It must have some unwholesome enmity
for the EVENING JOURNAL. The word
rich" ought 10 have been sufficient to
lead plain, fair man TO reason
able Interpretation of the obvious
meaning Of the comment We
referred to these missionaries, but
chithy to the sol of mission aries who
have become rich. as the men who have
caused our trouble In hawaii They
were not serving the Lord they were
not doing the United States any service
they were simply trying 10 be richer
The difference between missionary
and rich missionary is so obvious that
an explanation is an insult to an intelli-
gent Christian oc sensible editor
We are sorry for the Delavarean. 1t
has not scope enough for It's genius
It's political sagaoity is not appreciated
and in order to make itself felt, II whips
about Wildly like a bee in bottle.
OF course we cannot undertake to defend
the reverence Of the EVENING JOURNAL
for all things which are good, true and
holy before such tribunal as the Dover
Deaworean. That would be like
pleading for cleanliness before an Arab
beggar who clies "backsheesel" or like
delivering an apostrophe to chastity bs.
fore Cora Pearl, the famous, but infa-
nous, Partisan courtesan, Of the period Of
/ Napoleon III.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

IT will be necessary for the City
Council to make some plausible explana-
tion Of that expenditure Of $4,000, on
the crematory-S2, SEQ for lot worth
$500; SO 600 for shed and a
furnace, worth probably one third of
that amount--while they are unwilling
to expend the same amount on improve
ments In which there are no jobs.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

Go 10 Wilmington Photograph Company
No 3ili Market street, 80 cents per doz
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

THE arrest Of the small gamblers.
called policy hackers and writer's. last
night, reflects credit upon the city officials
and especially upon Chief Dolan and
Attorney Elliott. One Of the facts
brought out b. the arrests was the re
ceipt Of $3.50 on which the re-
turns were SO. There wa
some expense. Of course, but
after making the most liberia, deduction
the margin of profit In the business must
average 200 per cent, at least 1t is pit
liable, indeed, that even the most iguorsnl
citizens IN the community are willing Ia
risk their hard earned money on such au
unfair and unremunerstive game as this
There Is not one chance, Of even a small
return, 10 a thousand.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

little perfunetory sympathy, but she has
forfeited the respect and admiration
which the world loves to bestow upon
an aiIectionate. good, sensible woman
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

THE fact that the opposition find so
much to complain Of Ia the treatment Of
the Hawaiian muddle; and object to the
issue Of bonds so strenuously proves that
they have little fault to find with the
Cleveland administration. What would
it have amounted TO If the Hawaiian
Islands had been sunk TO the bottom Of
the acifcl We have nothing to do with
them, that we have not also to do with
Ireland or Egypt. It Is not
our business TO provide them
with government Of chaste
or unchaste persons As for the issue Of
bonds, the rage against that is even
more foolish. as we'll as more harmful.
II has the effect. il any, 20 embarrass the
Treasury and TO affect the credit Of the
United States as a borrower As a
matter of fact, the use that Secretary
Carlisle makes Of the money for which
the bonds are sold does not affect the
validity Of the bonds at all.
He might steal the money or
pay it in salaries to the Sena-
tors who are objecting That is
another matter. II Congress goes on
appropriating money 'from any funds Ina
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated"
Secretary Carlisle is compelled to obey,
IL he uses the last dollar in the Treasury
In doing 80 Under the act Of 1875
Secretary Carlisle has the authority to
issue bonds; under the constantly re-
curing appropriations of Congress he is
compelled to use any money In the
Treasnry
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

For the one hundredth time, perhaps
It is reported now that President Cleve-
land viii take matters in his own hands
and settle the dgbt for political appoint
ments in Philadelphia It Is likely that
Mr. Cleveland has more important mat
ters to occupy his attention, and that
the aspirants in Philadelphia will have
more time to "cool Off from their sud-
denly revived heat. They ought not to
have gotten in that condition 10 makes
a choice more difficult for Mr.. Cleveland,
and increases their a. xiety to white heat.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

You will hno the best assortment In
the city OF winter underwear at Roses
No. 2lO Market street. selling at very
low prices. The largest stock Of Derby
Hats In all the latest STYLES.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

II. o 10 cents per package. at Mere.
ditn's, 9th aud Madison streets
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Contract for Erecting the Humphre,
Building.

Building.
Philemma Chandler was awarded the
contract for erecting the Humphrey
building, Yesterday It will be built at
No 6i3 Market street Mr. Chandler
was the lowest bidder his bid being
50. 400
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

IT Is a little queer for the Republican
writers suddenly to assume that the City
Council has no authority Go appropriate
money for public works when the
American workingmen" are In need Of
employment. They have recently held
that 1t was lawful and humane for the
national government to pay bounties
in order TO help those who employed
American workingmen That, Of
course WAS when the charity went 6rst
to the employer and when the "Americi an
workingmen' we're sure not to get any
Of it except what they forced the EN-
ployers 10 yield TO the labor unions.
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

EMPEROR WILLIAM announces that
the treaty with Russia Is safeguard
against war. It is evident that both
France and Germany are courting the
good viii Of the Gar. He, In the mean
time, is keeping on the most cordial
terms with both la the event
Of the war for which both
are preparing, and which both
dread to incur, the Czar vii, coolly de-
eide between them, and give his favor to
the probable winner or assist to defeat
the one which is most likely to interfere
with his own ambitions in case Of success.
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baltimore d
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in

baltimore d
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect Nov. 10, 1873.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
3 or Express trains
New ork, week
days, t3 U3, 1921.
Ia 90, n026am. NJ "a
" ~, ,lj3s, " 30.1ll 90
p. m Sundays, i3 C3,
lb l,ilO 3f a m; l2 40,
% 35. f7 50, III COP m.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT s
l6 u, g 30. ~ 30, Z 80.
fl2 2i, lM. ~ Az, 3 O5
0 %. 10 90, IN 90 y D
Sundays. l3 03. 10 Z
a ~; 100. ~ 40, 4
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PHILADELPHIA
KET STREETS. y
ll0 80. a IN; 10 4a. f7
PHILADELPHIA
a m; ~ 40, 70 80. iil
Chester. week day
z 30, rs 40, q %. lu3l
4O5. 8 03. is 50. o 81,
Chester. Sundayl
go 36. II 90 a ID; II
u 50, S S25. 10 90. IN @.
Atlantic City, WI
p m; sundays, @ 35,
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DID you cut out The coupon today
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TWENTY To- FOURTH
rs. Week days. i3 03, 5 40,
8 40. 9l5 10 50. no 80 a M;
4 90, 5 O3, l5 S5, @ 81, u 80,
-. 635.750. 900, no &c. II 20
05, b %, 70 35, 63l, u 81,
, TWELFTH AND MAR o.
eek days, % 03, Us p, II 30,
3. iil 90 y m,
snndaEa. l3 Or. la2l. 10 30
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

PENNSYLVANIA Nd
a ARD Railway of America-Protected
THROUGHOUT by the Interlocking switch and
Evening journal., 1894-02-06

Is O3. 3 As, l6 q, 6 35, " 30.
fl0 36 a m; ] 90. " 20. 3 %,
80. 8 -. 700. 900 90 p IN.
rs 03, rs 2l, 8 85. z 50, 8 90,
~ 40, 4 %, Q 03, 70 35, 9 81,
n m.
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IYIE-Gt Port &aassoa. Wsss-. Ffi1sy, AaKlsf
81. lss4 20 ths via q TAezssa Ifls, es1ga-
leE
CHEAuDNTCE-fn sesfslas HgudsTs ssTsaeEs ass
Z ls4s 81 80 south + zasa street., - tie wiis
81 George ~ oaFa4evlrh, . 1sagsssrs TsigsS
Il eSaBEds
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,
Ola Front ST.. Seattle, Wash,

The old established specialists are still
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We wll give 81. 600 in gold coin for
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any appliances or applications internally,
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SYPHILIS. GON0RRHRA, GLEET
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ultiss, Female Weakness aud ali delicate
disorders peculiar 70 either set positIvslv
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nr4rn. 4xp rrsrnAE.

N0ULTOS--1a IAtona. Tasxtsy. s@YssmosT Z.
gsgg. Edwin l. Ag1lton. Of fnEaSiz1aSsf,1 q
the bowsss, aged g. ysayA
Services vii - held 81 the rsslssnes to-'or-
row asssrneon Al o'clock Iatsxnsaf "a Lake
View csmss@sJ.
TwoNEIEY-At RlvsF PArk, Tass1sy, ssrssn,-
herA Lss4 Frs9dis Twoxao3sT. azsc rzoat5s-
services viii 10 held a. tie rsssesscs this
sstSru0ou at O'clock. Iatsrasas IN Lake FgsS
esnsetsry.
wHEI.p ON-4fn seattle. Tassdsy nighi Asptsrn-
t-ey 4 1894. a. the Fesf1srcs q bis SrptAss-sn-
a. fharssa ayars. Gonss styesss H@a&st n.
" hefGaa. a appsa12eftts. c0Ezein@a Win
BrlTatss fasaase. sz~a e y@srs
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Advertisements an5sr ne ssaa ~ Loss
found. Fer esle. Fer Esns sad slt5anoas
wsa.sa viii be tnssrtsd 81 tss ssts ct esa; q
word each ,nssfs3on Payment slvsys IL al
ssnee. No adysrtssszsnt. sses.ss6 tor asss than
.seeatG
roTIcF-Th. business o-sos o. the PosT-Ir-
sxga4axxcrx Is or~sn unfii y p Classlesd
sdysrtssssssnta VIII - rsesgvsd up 70 tnis tina
Advertisements viii be seesfysd Al essnsa
erees a ths P0sr- IEwKLL4axscEs al
TACOMA EUREAU-i3l6 fsc.5s svsras.
Thomas eamuons, MsaaEsr
PORT TOWSEES D~-FFsaeh 4 spriasor
pEI1FgGHAN BAY BUHEAu-Esv Whist
Ger eo,ne. Holly AMI Canoe KtEsstx q. II.
Culver. Manager
The following lstssrs await sdvertissrs At tais
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Fer San Francssco va Port Townsend and Vie
sorsa. At s. m passengers received On board st
q ra-J sept ). 10. L. - - "a
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TOR Alaska

STEAMER CHILKAT.
J. w. McAllep, Master, ~in leave Seattle on or
about the 10th and 18th of each month. making
regular trips Fare 20 Jun -au, hrst-c3ass, $50;
second-class, so. Fare 10 Juneau and return,
hrst-class, $50: second-ciass, S4A.
J. g. CARROLL. Agent,
Union Dock, foot OF Union 81, Seattle
Telephone 81
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DACIFTc NAVIGATION CO
Time Card.
Seattle and Whafcon Raute-State Of wash
tngton leaves Seattle d. ~ except SATURDAY. 81
10 D n. Seattle and Ia Coansr R0nte-Fair-
haven leaves seattle daily except sunday al $
g. IN Tacoma and Seattle Route-State Of Wash
ington leaves Seattle Tuesdays aud Thursdays
al p u.
YESIER DOCK
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From san Francisco, for Vsetoris and Puget
sound ports. a. g. n, sept 2. :. II, II. - ~
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HOOP CANAL RourR
RI STEAMBOAT AND TRANSFORMATION

Bs COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
c. ID. Brownheld, Master,
Leaves City Dock, foot OF Main street, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at p. m. for
Port Townsend, Anacortes. samish. Fairhaven
ufday
CRY Dock Co, Agents JOS. KENDALL,
Telephone sSa General Manager.
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NAVIGATION CO.

WEsI COAST STEAM NANIUAIIUN GO.
STEAMER FARAILON.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Sept 10,
Oct ? and every 10 DAYS thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be obtained by
applying to j. q. CARROLL Agent
Union Dock (foot OF Union street,, Seattle
Telephone 81.
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For Alaska. Sept 10 SEd y
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STEAMERS.

2
L KEY siging. locks repaired Roosson Bsos.,
&c Co3uzznsA street.
sTEA WEES.
FLr 81 TIE -rErkA-
sEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear rs1zd trips daily, except Sunday
In enc haar and twsasy~ave aaasfsN
THE STEAMER FLYER
rsgulsr daily trlps seattle T.osaa rests. q -
lees.
TAKING xFyHcx
TUESDAY. May L
~rAr Cam
Leave ssssns-T;<S l1;Is a n. 2.xs SIS -
Leave Tacona-s-So s. n. 1 90 80. soc > n
Sunday
Leave ssassie--7-00 q N. 1900. SEQ , -
Leave racomA-ss3o O u. q 80, 81 a n
Landing at ~ r ~aAFE Tacoma aad ComnsF
esaI dock foot OF Marion stress. Seattle
SundAyA sxenrslon rates steamer FissgwoeA
fare soc
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DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
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nCCEANTC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco for Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland. \. z, aud sydney. y W.
without ehange-
Steamship Mariposs. September %, , ?. m
Honolulu only, Steamship Au<tralia, sept -.
TH0s. A GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
wwEBsrKR Dist Agent, Vancouver, B. C.
J. u. sPKEcKELs & Bros. Co, General Agents,
San Francisco
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rrMRREIIAs RECOVERED AND REPAIRED.
L KEY STING. locks repaired Roosson Bsos,
zss Columbia street.
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GooDAII. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco
J. II. JOHNSON, ?. 5. Supt, Sestsle
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CrEANER eupE-cHANeE on RUN.

EVERETT RoUTE-STMR. GREYHOUND.
IL DAILY Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle e:4S r. m, II 80 a. m. and 1870
p. N. Leaves Everett a. m, . p. m. and p. N.
SuudSys-Lsaves Seattle II 30 q. m. l. ayss
Everett p m.
Fsre-sfngs trip, 75c; round trip. si.25. Gen.
meets with boats for Tacoma and Snohomish.
Ianding-ColmRn dock, font Of Marion street.
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
Claud TToup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue. Sec'y.
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
Il DUNGENE-S-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily except Mondsy. Tine card commencing
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1854
Leaves Seattle. 800 . m Townsend. 1919 q,
IL: Dungeness, l. M: arrives PORT Angeles l.So
?, IN. leaves Port Angeles, 2:S0 p. m. leaves
Port Townsend. 600 y m. arrives Seattle. $50
p N. CITY DOCK CO., seattle, Agents
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xIrASTED- GIRL CHICK WAIT
w rcss. cham S~fmatd. ea0ks. dlshwashor,
hoaskeepor, housowofk. 81 100 Washington
street
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me following istssrs await sdvsrsissf' At tass
eree-
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AZ OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS VIII
a xssrsrts.sss sr.G3. Sas Iaezssoas sAsT terms
On xaoss secar4tF Appiy % Palmer Dazss7 q
Nhsstmksr Enioa hzcrx.
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ANTEn-YOuN0 GIRL To ASSIST II
W houssweFk and care Of children. 10 Albert
street
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NAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LlUIA
- THOMPSON, carrying United States mail.
leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday att a. IN. for Port Towns
end, San Juan Islands and New Nhatcom.
NORTH BOUND TIMR CARD. SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Seattle 49,. 200 am lLv \. W hatcom SEQ
Lv Pt Towns'd. 700 am Lv Roche HE..il-e) am
Lv Friday H'r..l1 80 AmlLv Friday H'r..l2;03
Lv Roche H'r..i2:S0 pmILv PIT Townsd. $50 pm
Ar y. w hatcom 600 pm Ar Seattle. esi5 pm
J. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
field, Agent Phone $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-05
EVERETT. SEATTLE. TACOMA, OLYMPIA
IL route-In effect Tuesday, August l
CRICKET

Lv Everett -. 600 m Lv Seattle. =. 500 p m
Connecting with steamers Multnomah and
Aberdeen daily. except Monday. at 7;so q m
and 100 p. m. for Tacoma, Olympia and Shell
ton. and connecting at Everett with Monte
Cristo railroad for Silvsrton and Monte Cristo
LANDING at City dock foot OF Main street, Sc
attic. r MCFARLAND. Master and Manager.