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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23
ROBBED A POOR EDITOR.
sad Sequel to An Onion Presentation IN
Rush County.


Judge A II. Morris Wednesday morn
ing brought this Office two very handsome
onions which he raised IN his garden by
irrigation this summer. one measured
fourteen inches in cIrcumference and
weighed fifteen ounces and the other
about twelve inches and weighed thir-
teen ounces. These are the finest spiel
louder and more emphatic to our people
than words, of what irrigation will do
for them, If they will only give it a trial
LATER-Some rascal has deliberately
stolen one Of the above described onions
from our Office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23
.SEw DEsIGNs ZOE EAIBRoIDERY.

suggesting two styles. OF course. if
one has not the gift of making ones
pencil obey one's fancies the little va
riations in the border can be omitted,
and it can be .~.ade simply a repetition
throughout Of one little daisy blossom
or pansy face. The design is sketched
or stamped upon the linen with colored
crayon or a soft pencil.-American Ag-
ricu1 turist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23
FARCE COMEDY TONIGHT.
s4-11-44" at the Grand The Doubt Fam
lily and Other ATTRACTIONS.

- III at TIC LFf3lU Inc DDuDL q am
lily and Other Attractions.
The patrons of the Grand opera house
tonight will have u chance to laugh at
the specialties that always accompany a
farce comedy. "411-44" viii hold the
boards there tonight A good many Of
the people that viii appear in it have
been here before, it is said, with such at
fractions as Frank Daniels, The Daz
zler.'' 1.-TWO Old Cr0nies" and the Prim-
rose s. West MINISTRIES. The company is
said TO have some good singers and
dancers Among the pretty girls are
Rheta Mann and Norma Wills Emil
Hensel III German comedy. Monte Col
Inns ia a medley Of characters, and Vim.
j. Maxwell as the dignified professor,
hold up the male end OF the comedy.
The house will be dark again tomorrow
night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

The Bridal Party Entertained at an
Elaborsate Tea
Miss Ruth FarnswOrth entertained her
bridal party at very elaborate tea last
evening. Hers is 20 be 4chrysanthe-
mum wedding" and decorations were
exclusively chrysanthemums. Miss Clara
Francis OF Colony Kan, the maid Of
honor; Misses Fannie Purdy OF Chicago.
Margaret Dudley, Kate and Clara
Thacher. bridesmaids; Mr.. Albert Aahby
of Philadelphia, groomsnau. and Messrs
Chas. Thomas. Ned Henderson. Chas.
Elough OF Lincoln, Neh, r.. r Peterson.
ushers. and Mr. and Mrs p l. Soper
were the guests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

For three nights beginning Friday
night at the Crawford theater, the Doubt
family will appear in musical specialties.
both vocal and instrumental. Members
Of the family will also give dramatic
readings. This family lives at Beatrice.
Nebraska, and has been very successful
in its former tours. Frank K. Davis il
managing the company
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

Silver Leaf vinegar remains in the
front IL is the best table and picking
vinegar. Ask your grocer for it and take
no other. It Is the cheapest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

Judging from her latest photographs
Mrs. Grover Cleveland is more attractive
tn IN ever. Like other good housekeep-
ers Mrs. Cleveland rejoices in the results
achieved by DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
ce1laneous columns reach each working
dav in tho week more than twice a5
many Topeka people as can be reached
trough any other paper This d fact
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

a Remarkable Achievenaena En EEnil-
road Affairs
Was the running Of the Exposition flyer,
the famous twenty hour train between
Chicago and New York, via the Lake
Shore route. in service during the World
fair. handsome Iitho- color of
this train may be secured by sending ten
cents in silver 70 G. X. WILDER, Western
Passenger Agent Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

@Hitch your chariot to a star" was
Emerson's advice. The star of all the
baking powders is DR.. Prices.
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NorEs % a PlEsoNAL NATURE.
What the Society Folk OF Topeka are


Doing.
Miss Lizzie Vandervort OF Tiskilwa.
Ill. is visiting her sister. BTrs. III. u
Mercer. and will spend the winter IN
Topeka
Miss Laura Davis Of Newton. who has
been visiting Miss Minnie Davis re-
turned home today.
Miss Elizabeth MuIvane Of Chicago il
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We put on new neckbands on shirts.
Peerless Steam Laundry l1a and 1tt
West Eighth street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-23

One word describes it-~perfection.
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
cures obstinate sores, burns. skin diseases
and is a well known cure for piles. j. h.
Jones.
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Persons sending personals and notices Of $
cIsa. events To tile JOURNAL are requested
sA-n their name and address in order 70 secuI
Publication
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09

wAsulSeroS Cirr. May Especial. J.
Albert L. Hotchkiss. ir.. has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Seabeck. Kitsap
county, vice w. r. Macfarlane. resigned.
Martin Srnnss has been appointed to ill
the vacancy caused At Rolling Bay. Kitssp
county, by the death Of Thomas Sivertson.
A star route service has been established
from Harris to Roy. twelve miles and back.
twice q week. for four years from July I,
1894. Telitha J. Shaw has been commits
stoned postmaster at Glenwood, Wash.
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"HArcox. Nay a-fSpeciai. - The
esy council. city attorney and ex-Trsas-
ef1 isensss's attosnsys have been in con-
su.lssaon nearly al day sndeavoring TO
euecs settlement Of Issnsss's shorsags,
amounting TO about 970,oo0 Tho chances
setHsmeut are not considered very
Iavofanae, q least not on the basis offered
lousy, which h chiefly conspicuous for alb
sence OF cash. The city 10 asked 70 take
.sfrsnts, logs, town lots, certificates Of
osposit On suspsnded banks, Job lot Of
nosss, mostly unsecured. and $50 acres Of
rough timber land on Lake Whatcom b.
longing 70 Representative Mike Anderson,
Assnses's father-in-iav. The city officials
.ans 70 settle. but they do not vant TO 20
INTO the real estate or logging business on
such scale sas would Be necessary II this
propooition we're accepted.
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Rsp.blie.. v,esory 81 C.n,r.,ie.

CEsrRALIA, May s.-fspsciai. l-Ths
municipal election today passed of quietly.
Two tickets were In the field. Republican
and Citizens, except that there were three
candidates for marshal. The vote was
close and the following were elected !:
Mayor. Birgs. Rep: councilman-at-iarge
Crosby, Rep. -Citsen: marshal, McMil-
Ian, Rep; treasurer, AcCleary. Citizen;
attorney. Shields. Rep: health officer, DR..
Dumon. Rep Citizen. Aldermen: First,
Young. Citizen: Second. Kennedy. Rep. /;
Third, Ballard, Rep.
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n FLEET NEEDLESS.
nnge in the Plans Of the Ber-
ing Sea Patrol.
ra VESSELS TO BE USED.
q n1nsaer Case Dismissed q Ghelesu-
- Capitol Cemmississ-
Seeking 60 Settle.

- TowssEsD. Msy a--Thsrs 10 evsry
= 70 believe that the commander OF
DsSing sea patrol flses, Cap. Clark, Of
lnltsd States steamer Mohican. hss
71fved Instructions from the nsyy de-
tmsnt to delay dispafching vessels
% In quest Of Illegal sealsrs. Last week
r - vessels were busily engaged in coal
ood taking on stores for long ses
- Shore leave wss denied al on
nnd men, and everything VS. in read.
- - sail 1t m hours notice. Today
Eo ohols aspect 10 changed. The officers
esess were allowed to come ashore.
= general rumor prevails among tue
~ HIST the vessels will not 90 10 ses for
- . three weeks. O1icsrs on the cruiser
<36uktoun profess to have been ssmi-ofi-
|ljy notifsd 70 await the arrival Of Sec
[eny Of the Navy Herbert, who will In
! - the feet, and that then the York
~ will be ordered to Australia via
I1|ooosuiu. Capt Clark will not make .
|16oo0snt for publication.
nsyai officer who IL quite near Capt.
|ofk sxprssses the opinion that since the
|l1tioh government has decided 10 heart
~ ec-operats@with the Americans to sup-
- sealing except In the manner pre-
|ribsd by the regulations. and has
1atchsd two msn-of-war north to warn
1padian sealers 70 comply with the Law,
authoritiss 1t Warrington City have
nItsd that Il 10 unnecessary 70 send .
~ 6set north. It 10 quite probable that
~ revenue cutters aud possibly one
1yai vessel will be ordered 70 Berink ssa,
- the other msn-of-war dispatched to
uethsrn stations. It 10 evident something
- occurred which has changed the gov
Gnmsnrs programme after concentrating
1eaFiy . dozen vessels at this point prspar-
|ooogy 70 sailing north.
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Chshalis Nexa

CHgHaLIs, May a-lSpscial. l-Israel
yesterday and ordered committed To the
asyium. Rainville il one Of the oldest
characters that has drifted this way for .
long time. and is about n crazy as they
GEL He is native Of Quebec. He walked
iato town yesterday morning. barefooted.
carrying cane and wearing q plug hat.
He went to the telegraph Office and sent a
message to bank In Montreal dem anding
that 81. 600 of the $50, 900 deposited there
for him by the queen of England be for
vsrded here at once. When the officers
gathered him in he said he had left his
home in Canada at midnight. because he
had been directed to come to the Coast
and slay . monster serpent that was
travelling from San Francisco to Mount
st Helens. and WAS foraging on brick
Aoeks and railroad trains that happened
70 be in its path.
The Western Washington W. c. T. u.
NH hold its eleventh annual convention
here on the sth, 9th, 7th and sth of June.
Many prominent workers in the cause of
temperance will be present and the pro-
efamrae prepared promises to be very
interesting one. On the 7th the Demorest
&asd medal contest will be held under the
direction of Miss Emma Page.
Mayor David Stewart received . COM
maniea,ion yesterday from committee
ssrFesenting the Northern Pacific railroad
employees. stating that Chehaiis had been
ehosen as the place for holding the annual
picnic of the railroaders and their families
On the Sd Of June. There are excellent
mounds for the purpose near town. Mayor
siewsrt will call a meeting of citizens TO
make arrangements for putting the
rounds IN better shape and properly re-
eeising the crowd when 10 comes
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a Murder Cass Disuisssd.

sHrLToS. May a-lSpecial. 1.-The trial
OF Ned Watermsn for the murder Of Ma
dir. the psddisr. near the Skokomish res
srvation last September, was abruptly
concluded this afternoon. Judge Irwin
dismissing the case because Of lack Of
evidences. The prosecution Was unable ia
bring out sufficient evidences TO connect ths
defendant with the murder. Many wit
nssses. mainly Indians, were in attend.
ance.
The Granger Lumber Company has Z
contract to rot loo boomsticks for the
Blaksisy Mill Company. The company
has several log contracts. Sevsnty-fve
men are as work.
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To ciesr the North River OF Loss.

soorH BIND. May s--lSpeciai. North
nsss settlers are jubiisnt over the recent
eaaitlen by Congressman Wilson OF $3.50
% tue rsvsr and harbor appropriation bali
ser The removal Of the big jam in that
nseF. The jam referred TO Is a most Won
essial mass OF fallen trees aud logs lying
ave and six deep and for three miles con-
pssesy Alling up the river. The settlers
naaldel could never have removed II. hu,
% Important and necessary Was its re-
nessl that South Bend offered 60 forego
Nlsoo out Of The $4,000 appropriated for
iae Wiliaps river at South Bend If tho
nan would re given TO North river. That,
however. vas not necessary. With the
removal of The jam the river will be navi-
gable tor thirty miles for small steamers
and new and broad valley opened which
now completely hemrped in by noun
aias and absolutely no outlet
State Senator Ide. Of Spokane, Is in this
ely, Congressional aspirations are be-
hesed 10 be the cause of bis vssit.
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" anoes suo1sction. and the department
ssoc sofdsd much praise. Damage sbout
a. peeaal msssIse - the city council
49,. mag rssclutsoo Ne adopted ex-
We eouFtsssss q the city 70 sscrs-
- ~ herbert, Of the nsvy. and party on
~, - occasson of their visit 70 the Sound.
we of waliing. councilmsn Cox, Cos and
- are the comfnitsss 70 look After the
-. apd the Business Mems Associa-
..on and Chambsr. Of Cemmetcs are asked
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TACOMA. May a-ESpeciai. 1.-The Youns
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society meet
Ing tonight Was led By General Secretary
John Willis Bssr, and VS. largely At
tended. including an excursion from Seat
sie. The programme was - follows: Song
ssrvics; scripture reading; prayer BY Fred
beebe; quartstts, selected. Prot. Crandaii.
;. Gribbis. A. 4. Alexander and r. 8.
STACY; address BY Mr.. Basr; quartetts.
'Majestic 6wsstnsss, Paul Worth Dskin.
X. Q. Walker. Murray. G. L. Evans; con-
vention notes; organ ofYertosy TO ''St. Co
ella" Robert Clarsncs Newell; question
boz, conducted BY Mr.. Basr: hymn. ''God
Be With You Till We Meet Again." Mr..
Baer leaves tomorrow for Portland.
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Lucky bald win sued for seduction.

Los ANGELES CAL, May s.-''Lucky"
Baldwin was today sued IN the superior
court by Miss Lillian A. Ashley. of Bos-
ton, for SIS, 900 for seduction. Miss Ashley
alleges in her complaint that on the night
of March 8. 1891. Baldwin prevailed on her
to engage in liaison with him, and ever
since that time she had been intimate with
him. mp to December I. 1898. In Los An
gelss, when she became . mother. The
plaintiff has . long array Of distinguished
attorneys to manage her case.
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r. p..,.n the Colv,ll. river.

CoLvILLE, May ESPECIAL. Tho citi-
sens Of Coiville are taking steps to raise
q fund to pay the expense Of blasting ont
the Colv;iie river At point three miles be-
low town. II IL claimed there are some
obstructions at that point that cause the
water to rise ana overflow the valley on
the great fats near the city. 1t has been
estimated that it will require less than
$500 to do the work. and the benefits de-
rived thereirom will run ell the way from
SOS 600 to $50 oOo
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OLYMPIA. May a-lSpsciall.- appli-
cation by the state fair commission for
permission to create deficiency was dis
cussed at IN adjournsd meeting Of the
emergency board today. No conclusion
Was reached. The board will meet again
tomorrow, when this and the application
Of the Eilsnsburg normal school for funds
viii Be disposed Of Of.
Secretary Of State Price has granted to
the Security Mutual Life Association
license to do business in this state.
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A s..,,r. scnoou.r Lo...

SAN Francisco. May s.-A cablegram
from HakodAte. Japan, confirms as PROB
able the reported loss of the schooner
Matthew Turner. II is believed all on
board, twenty-thres in number. were lost
The Turner Was . new schooner on her
frst sailing venture.
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FEE CAPITOL coMnIssIos.


OHOotODo " 0H8Us
OErnPrA, May s.-fSpsciaL IA more
rGcult problem than the location Of the
rattle harbor line by the land commission
m ths one met with by the capitol commits
IT. In locating the capitol building. Az
nlors announced. the strip on the north
~ point, occupied BY residences, would
~ greatly to the sightlinsss Of the build
q jas we're the capitol commission assured
&lAst the state ct some future time would
esquire their ownership. II IL this uncer-
@teinty that makes the location Of tho
>eilding matter difficult to determine.
However. tho subject was thoroughly dis
/ sussed today and will b finally deter
mined tomorrow morning. This question
end comforting with the arc. itsct on the
desails OF the plan occupied the day.
Ernest Flagg, the supervising architect
81 the Warrington capitol building, de-
s6Gnsd the Corcoran gallery Of art ct
{ Warrington City. the corner stone of
!. Which will be laid on the 10th instant, and
tvhi cost between $4,000 and 0.00O.
Testing 81. SOC. 900. Mr.. Flagg II compet-
1ns in tho contest for New York's new
zdfy hall, for which ia plans were sub
xsnitted and the selection 10 now reduced 70
M entries. one of which II Mr.. Flags
! Dlan. This building 10 expected to cost
511200o, 900. The successful architect was
pauca.ed in the great Paris art school. the
1eole des Beaux Arts.
i will DO necessary for Mr.. Fiagg 10 re-
Z tusn TO New York a. soon as possible after
BE conference with the capitol commits
ION and after he has obtained an accurate
/ Hes of the needs OF the various state de-
1 pa<tments, IN order that he may proceed
& & once with the preparation Of his speciti-
entions. in which work some months must
] nscessarily be consumed. However, Mr..
flaRg proposes TO commence at once on
bundation and basement plans. 80 that
he work Of excavation may bs begun At
8 anee
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E,srstt Newa

EvEsyrr. May Especial Fire broke
cat this afternoon in = double frame two
sosy hulldlng owned by Joseph /. Smith.
% Maple street.; IL wss well naaer Nay.
Mnned by strong wsnd. when tAs fire.
hsn arrived. hat the combined efforts Of
~ water and ne chemical poon bToUxas
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TUMPoN THE CRIcKEr-sxArrLEEvu
- MOUTH Two round trips daiis sxcsps sunday.
m. daily sxceps Sunday. Leave Everett
lo:lo m and b:l6 p m. daily except sunday.
Scnpsctions- AZ seattle with steamer Flyer for
Tacoma A. Everett with steamer Niksdo for
Snohomsh- LAndiagB-Foos e Madison street,
seattle: Seot Hewitt svsnue Everett
fARE-Ssatsls 70 Everett Use: round trip, 81 "a
Effective March 10 1895
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DoRr TOWNSEND PORT ANoKlEs AND
J. DuN0ENEaS-
~TKAMER MoxrIcELLo

pAILY RxcAPr MONDAY. III cAnR
COMMENCING MONDAY. pEC Is, 1894
Leaves Seattle. 700 q m Townsend 10 30 q
m. Dunssnsss. l2,Oo m arrives Port Angeles.
80 p m leaves Port Angeles, 2 80 p M leaves
Port Townsend 900 p m arrives eeattie. $50
. m CITY DOCK Co.. eeaftte AxentA
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DAciFyU zAvIuATiUN uONPANY-
i TINE TADLR In efDecs \ prfl !, 1884
sEATTLE-wHATeoM ROUTE
Daily isua1ay exoeptsdl
0TEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON
~ Seattle. II 90 n " whatcem. i rs D n
Ar Whascom. S:0o N Ar Seattle. $500 > "a
Stopping at Fidaigo. Anecorteo aud Eairhaven,
and at everett souih-bc1nd. connecting as 1aasslo
with steamer Henry BAILEY fog Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily texcspt So urday,.
0TEAN ER HENRY RAILHY
" Tacoma. 2:oo N Lv Seattle. ESQ , u
Ccnnecting with Steamer state OF Waahington
for Fiaalxo. Anacortes, tasrhaven and Whascom
aud Win steamer alrhavsn for Everett La Con-
nsf anSai " hidby Island Doista
LA CONNER AND wAIDBY IsLAND ROUTE
sTePPIHs AT Ev1RErr.
STEAMER FAIRnAvEy
North b'pd-Kxcspt Set Son b b'd-Exospt sun
Lv Seattle. %. 8 90 p % Lv La Conner $50 m
Ar kversts-. ll.3o N Lv Everett. .. 4 90 p m
Ar La Conner. 6-O0a N Ar Seattle. -. $50 p m
stopping ~ Edmopds. hverets, Ctinton, Browns
Point Langley. Csupsvills. San Dc Fuca Oak Aas-
Dor end OtsaiaAy; connecting as seattle With
steamer Henry Bailey fer Tacoma
wharves-PssiAs Navigasisp Co, Tacoma; Pa
cinc svfgation Co.. seattle 0ermeriy Takers
dock. foot OF University strsst): Merchants deck,
Everett
For iuil particulars rates, excursions. towase.
etc. apply to address A. ]. NACLE ID, Agent
seattle, telephone 640: J. + HARMON, Freight
asd Passenger Agsn. Tacoma; telephone g.
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T,vERETT ROUTE
II HTEANER 0REYHOuNn
Daily exceps Sunday,
Lvs Seattle. III lie N Lvs seattle. Aslo n
1vs Everet.. e:t1 . LvS Everett. 2:o n
s,,a.,. Leaves seattle ................ AsJo %
Leaves kvsrsts .......... II 90 y
1ARn-oyxoLn TAR. Toe; RoUNp TAR, ei2 IS
Cenascts VIII beats for Tacoma and enshonish
Landing. CeiunAn deck. foot Of Aaricu street
0IATfLE AMI TACOMA NAvI0A ION CO,
CLAvD TRouR. RreA r. w. 0ooDRuu. 1ecy.
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BAY. INSIDE RoUrE-
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

For Edmonds Everett Clinton, Langley Coupe
viiio. Utsalady, fidAigo City, Anacortos. SAmish,
Iairhaven. eehome AMI VIVA com. leaving ~ea1sie
Tuesday,. Thursdays and Saturdays ut q
Returning. leaves Whaicon Wednesday,. Fridays
and suadays IT 700 . M, lapding ~ Ctiy Dock
THOMPsON BROS
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DIR. ELDRIDGE,

A asseGn plisArd Pm sea~n aaG sarg<aa frcs1 TIE
as f<e~ SorA cry 30 saIl Of rssosTss Al fhe
taosera sr~stnisGs may esaszf hSna rIec q
asrk ia 1N> ss,DisssS. n~gseat~ SURGICAL
OPERATIONS ex az sxgss 81 the rse~sr. All werx
guaranteed sAsaatxesesy. rom Nc - TAke
NevasoE.
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'oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
STEAMER GENERAL cANBY
Take the Fast and Commodioua

For Birchelia Sidney. Charleston, Dry Dock. Brs-
merton. Decatur, fracyton. .hico, silvsrdals
and intermediate points. Leaves Harrington .
wharf. at foot OF Washington street Ct 40 . m.
daily except Friday.
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Tickets may b ootuined 1t the once OF the com
pany. - Ocean deck. Seattle
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LILY on THE ~FLYER-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty i've minutes
THE STEAMER "yLYER"
Regular daily trips seattle Tacoma route. - fol-
lows:
TAKING EvFRCr
TUESDAY, NAY L
ZINE cAnn
Leave ssaftle-7:a5. HIS . m, 2:AS. Sis p N.
Leave Tacoma-8:3O o. III, loo. 80. 500 p N.
Sunday
Leave seastle-7 no q. m, 1900, 500 p m.
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