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Masonic Reception at Everett.

Everett. May s--SpecIal-The social
event OF the week was the Masonic recep-
ton az Hotel Monte Crtsto on Thursday
evening. given by Peninsular Lodge, No
g. a F. and A NJ. Much care had been
bestowed upon the decorations and the
rooms looked very attractive. Rare trop-
ical plants and some Jars filled with cut
flowers were conspicuous. In the ball
room the walls were bright and gay with
the rich c0IoriDg Of flags and bunting.
Music was furnished by a combined string
orchestra OF Everett and Seattle mu-
sicians. guitars, mandolins and banjos
blending their inviting strains. Guests
were received in the Pariors on the second
floor. and after a reasonable interchange
OF sociability the grand march was formed
at 10 o'clock. led by DR.. Hanna and Miss
Stein After that dancing continued IN
I'll midnight the floor being well filed all
the time. though many were present 20
enjoy the occasion IN 4 quieter way as
pleased their fancy. At midnight refresh
ments were served TO the guests SOCIALLY
seated q small tables. Guests were pres
ent from Seattle. Olympia. Snohomish and
Lowell Many beautiful toilettes were
worn by the ladies IN honor of the occa-
sion
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riEe fo-r~----e--e-s. RE ro-o- .~Ee3s set-z
srt2srsestl set GZg u -zEszz - great Cog
= oo1 ksoesc-A Eseez heE sway II Re
6-aw1-g rDo-. whfls swse- peas were
ZSS1 s. tfs ez1frg rre-. an E--s1se CIT
gas bo~4 IA -%e ce-ts- u re ro11- -sz
eza5e co1 easrf-E a h-sw1i5srt-g so- - Sl-nz
s-z wEzse Blooms Broad E4xzz ss-1z rfn-
kso1E cEt he tzol@ ito Eeo1et-sc2A 1gEres.
S2z@ long ers1S racing rs eeo-. ard VIA
sns sszas I'M being carried cur - boz ssoEzs
s1z les. re rNEzs- zzs sxQZsls1ze1y love
y. TIE cool green eject o. ne 1z1lEag
~oo-a azS further ENLARGED 0y TIE Use -
EzErz. r al * xEA wir30ws- Russian taa
was served ~ Mrz- Czsss-er T1o<z- and
straw berry zc@ by E-x- George 81lEAEz1l.
Who were assisted = the 11zIzz room ~
Nsss Baker. Miss W@swo-1h. Miss Thomas.
Miss Eeck<1ta AMI Miss Ms5@- Rowe. As
s2stirz f. serving re pZnch were Mss
Hgze Cover ard Hiss EerSAaE- Aiss
Bass formal tzrro1nc<lo1 Into Tacoma So
c3esy win long Fe Remembered hy ae-
friends SIS 3 as-gy sxsnt. verifying tsas-
Mrs. Naming - delightful hostess sr1
5er sister a S3cf5e5 b4zls Miss Bass vas
The recipient ot many aezu1tzl flowers
from ne vos-r gentlemen % Tacoma sn3
-a- offers q re Eohsce-- who ATTENDED
TIE -ecsp+lo2 81 large numbers
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Port townsend Society.

Por, Townsend. May IS.-Special.-The
Cyhetzirnoka Club gave a very en1oyao
ho, Wednesday evening at Key City na4l.
The music was excellent and inspired al
% a thorough appreciation o. the teFpSl-
,borean art. At midnight delicious Re-
e,sehrr,er,ts were served IN the hanquetlHs
hau The following attended; MI ara
NJ Hamilton Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Dir.
"a Ms Hnl. Nr. and Mrs. Hastings. Mr.
81 Mrs Omen. Mr.. and Mrs. taussiel'
Miss PAYNE. Miss Weymouth, MSS poyle.
AffssTozier AissTIttle. MISS I-1ttlrIlsla. II IS
sheehan. Miss Paddock, san IFeil-iseo;
NJisS ptggins. Oakland: Miss Porter and
Miss Aimee Porter, Roslyn; Mr. Fow.
NJ Philips. Mr.. Dennis, Mr.. Porter. NJ.
r4ax.sa- Mr. pfeifFer. Er. Rose. NJ Fritz
NJ Hudson. Mr.. Conover, Nj J. II. Dobos.
Mr. Toh7 Dobtes. AIR. Hammond. Mr.. Prln-
gle. pr. Simpson, Dr.. Kuhn, Lieut. DIM
mock .-,-s
Ri. and Mrs. J. ". Iysons ENTERTAINED q
q, e. friends a. whist Friday evening n
$50 - Mrs. I.ysons' sister, Miss Harris.
o. Los Angeles
,7-1a tyrentv-7.ath annual rteri- AID clam
49, gt,-e, Saturday ~ J. 4 Kuhn and
Tsfre-ssu Camp. No. I. Native Sons 81
washington. az the fort was a most Pro
-,,tineaS success. nearly the entire town
attending The executive committee con
s{s.t-g Of -f1t foIowing. J. 4 Van BOX
ta,aa 7 adrian SheeGan. Louis Koths-
-h15 u Hammond. II. !. Tirhals. j..
aFlv assisted IN making me day pass
aasa-fly. The baking q re clans was
s--ne~.n.en1ed ny J. 4. Kuhn. Frank
Yllrntr. Charles Nii-loug'hhy and Prince
q wales.
The ladies OF he Nusical Club have been
wy h,ssv during the week making fnal
-~.ra~s t5ons for their first concert VI =
All take place Monday evening. and all
mat attend vii De treated 70 some fine
music.
T-~e United states steamship Grant Is
making all preparations for cruise 20
t,fn ms, Be-tng seat flee. Chief Doyle.
9fsuts. T.evison and Garden wiA remain
here ard A new corps o. officers are ex-
-,---,et % s,sr the Grant ere she leaves
Ms. Allen. Miss Alien and Miss Lucinda
Alien are visiting in Seattle
can't. ana Mrs. BaTreSon and children -
turned during The week. after a six
months STAY 81 Australia.
Mrs. and Miss Doyle re-arDed Tuesday,
after a short v7slt n ne Queen Ct.y.
Ms. " " BucEusn. q san Francisco,
who has t.een visiting Mrs. .. II. Gerrisa.
lefs during re week - visit Sea tile.
Mrs Henry T4ar3es and daughter are in
Victoria. making a snort visit with rela-
tiges
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Mr.. CushInan Fntertains.

The entertainments given by Mrs W.
Ham Il CushUan are always character
izSd By special marks O. taste and refine
msnt that place her u the front ranks
OF social entertainers n Tacoma The
eincn party given OF Saturday afternoon
20 some forty q her lady friends was ID
exception 20 the rule. TIE decorations
n the various rooms we're extremely
pretty and the refreshments. which wsrs
served after the playing was brought 10 &
close. were greatly relishee ~ The guests.
Handsome prizes we're contested for. TIE
guests include: Mrs. George Brown. Mrs
Warren Brown. AIRS Archie Ball. Mrs. l..
i. Campbell. Mrs. Il. =. Caldwell, Mrs.
Robert Caldwell. NrE. Samuel COilyeT.
Mrs. J. 7. Bradley. &rs. D. X. Stevens.
Mrs Charles Hurley. Mrs. Harry Hurley.
Mrs. Clinton Munson. Afrs. Edward NJ
Hunt. Mrs. J. v. Pinkerton. Mrs. A K.
Hiscock. Mrs A J. Hatch. Mrs. Freder-
ick Watson, Mrs. William Fraser. Mrs.
~. D. Tyler. Mrs Samuel NAkeson. Mrs.
Stuart Rice, Mrs. Chester Thorne. Mrs.
L r Manning. Mrs. H C. Bass. Mrs.
Robert Price. Mrs. T. V. Walter. Mrs.
Charles Tucker. Mrs. George Bailou, Mrs
II. 8 Huson, Mrs ]. W. Rowe. Mrs Nor
riii. Mrs. Charles r. Hale. Miss Rowe.
Miss Mabel Rove, Miss CherlocE. Miss
Munson. Miss Bass and 5iiss Dewey.
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4 Tkoafing Party.

An enjoyable beating party vas given
on THURSDAY evening by a number % the
officers % the Mexican. The party EN-
harkc3 on ere ssiiy Illuminated Isuncs
from she Oid Tacoma tao8thauss a. s
o'cloek- spending a couple OF hours Oh the
water entertaining each other wfth some
choice 81 los. duets a-1 chpruscs there Re
inR several Sire strCcrE among tEe ua~ty
Proceeding 20 the Nohi-sn a. ~ o.. lock,
Se3shtfUi supper WE served. to3S.s drunk
and happily responded 20. more songs sang
arA appropriate speeches rna6e. after
watch fhe party started for the shore 81
the happfest mood. cheering the hosts q
The occasion As ire launch puilef on
fro-a re Mohican. Capt Nu'lan's form
stood cat tn view when. With waving
of adieux. ths depB ring guests toined Ia
q ful chorus. We Wou's Go Home TfH
Morning" The party was she happy
thought - lieut.. NoEclresnrr ard Pay
master Hteks. Nho arranged all % che de-
tails % the AFFAIR. - fhe great satisfaction
of Their guests Who were M and Mrs.
Harrison Foster. ar snd Mrs l. Il Man
ming. Mrs, B&Ss. Miss Bass. Mrs An8c--
Enn NfSs Anderson. Mr.. ani Mrs Nc
CaNe. Misses Seymour Miss Thomas. Miss
BeclNith. Sis. Wa3Warfh. Mr. Howard
Thomas. 81 Mr.. Hart GIBSON and cfice~s
q the Nfohtcan.
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a Rentnn surprise Party.

On the evening OF Nay II Miss Laura
Phuuaer was very agreesbly surprised
by number % her friends AZ her resi-
derce with M Hunter. IN Rento1- As
she VII soon leave for her home IN Lyn-
den. Whatcom county. her friends took
advantage of the occasion 70 bid her
goodby- The evening was delightfully."-
spent il dancing and games until late
hour. when the hostess served a dainty
sat substantial supper. after "Aien dane
ag was resumed untI the wee sTaa'
hours" Among those present were. Mr.
and 8rrs Hunter. Miss Phumner, Miss
Trav.e-e. Miss Woodward, Mss Annie
Flynn Miss Nellie Flynn. Miss Mary A
Flynn Mrs Flynn. N-. and Mrs r J. FL
Hatc. Miss Lowe. Mr.. Jack Hunter. Mr.
Wari Rifle. Mr. J. +. Nswaury, Mr.. Carl
%elsou- NJ. Csea- Johnson. Mr.. Frank Al
len. Mr. August Trevisre. Mr. ]. Flynn.
Mr.. Lloyd Wilson. Mr. VIII Hunter. Mr..
NJ Hunter.
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A very entertaining function OF the week
was the tea held Friday afternoon from
20 by Mrs. Harry Hurley al her pretty
home on North Yakima avenue. The fes-
tive appearance OF the rooms was obtain
81 by the Use OF dogwoOd branches and
EnowbaIls IN ne drawing room. and vio-
lets II the dining room. where daylight
was obscured ard y1olet-tinte6 shades
aided IN the pleasing effect. The center
piece on the tea table was composed %
hundreds Of Wild violets beautifully ar
ranged together with satin violet-tinte3
ribbons and bonbonS. Assisting Mrs Eur-
ley iD receiving were her sis.er-in-law.
Mrs. Charles Hurley. and Mrs. II. T. Cald-
well. At the handsomely appointed tea
table Nrs. T. ". Cornwall and Mrs. Will
fam Y. BurriH presided with special grace.
being assisted ~ the following young Ia
dies: Afiss Dela-nste-. Miss Holbrook.
Miss WaiWorth. Miss Bass. Miss Beck
with. Miss whipple. Miss Woodruff. Miss
Nunson. Miss Kershaw. Miss Rowe and
Miss Mabel Rowe. About 20 people called
during ne afternoon.
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The cinch party given by Judge and
Mrs. T L Stiles on Thursday evening
was a particularly happy affair. Some
new and very becoming toilets were worn
By the ladies Nine tables OF cinch were
played. the prizes being won by Mrs. 4.
J. Hatch. Mrs. II. Scott. Mr.. T. Q.
Abbott and NJ. s. =. Sears. An excel
lent lunch was served during the even
lnx. followed by dainty refreshments
al the close of the games Those who
participated were: Ir. and Mrs. .. X.
stevens Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Keen. Nr
and Airs. A X Hiseock. Ir and Mrs.
Fred Snow. M. and Mrs. T .. Abbott
aHr ana Mrs william Fraser. Judge and
Mrs Grosscap. NJ. and Mrs :. T. Sears.
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Bizlow. Mr. and Mrs. 6 r Del
pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allyn. Nj
and Nrs. = VI. HINT Airs. =. ]. Hatch.
Mrs r. Q. Gear. Ars. J. H. Scott. Mrs.
Frank Clarke. Lieut.. Commander Wad-
hams and Mr. George L Cover.
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REMARKABLE CTRE OF DEAFNESS.

4 card from Editor Kern. OF the North
western German paper:
About Two months ago I had 3 very
severe attack Of rheuua ism and Ia grippe
and in consequence It left me with a ring
ing noise IN my head and ears and very
deaf, which was very disdgresSa5ie 20 me.
I went 70 DR.. DarrIn for consultation. I
took his electric treatments and now my
hearing IS again as good as before my
sickness, 10 my own establishment This
IN testimony OF truth. I can indeed re-
commend Dr.. DArrln for sickness OF the
ear J. J. KERN.
''Edator Nachr;cten. aus der Northwest
err.
Portland. Aprl 80. 1895"
Dr. Da-rin can be consulted free az a471z
Pacific avenue. Tacoma, Wash, where he
IS permanently located Office hours for
all 70 a. II. 20 5 p. n. Sundays. 10 20 =.
All cura BE chronic. acute and private dis
eases. OF whatever nature. In men or wo-
men, successfully treated. In mast cases
only one visit required al the Doctors Of
fee. Question blanks and circulars sent
free.
y. Bone OF the doctors VIII visit
North Yakima. May - 10 2. at The Ath-
erton."
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Society at Green River Hot spring.

The following is a list OF arrivals al the
Washington Hot Springs for the week
ending Nav J.:
Sesttle-C. II. Lilly. Mrs. Adelaide Rob
erts, Miss Philiena NJ. Graham. p. II.
Cookson. J. 9. Lilly. James Hamilton
Lewis. Otto Skaar
Tacoma-L- Zimmerman. Mrs. J. z.
Aontaneon. n s. Johnson, 2. Haskell,
William P. Bird. r s. Holt. ]. 6. Harker,
George AiEeitinger. A H. Hale. John G..
Sample. W. p. Dickson. A. II. Waite.
Miles W. GIBBONS. J. Huntington, ". II.
Mixer. o NJ Osborne.
Other pcints-M. II. Fay. San Francisco;
James LRughlin. EllensbUrg; A. H
Christopher. Olympia: c. L. Clemens.
Snohomish =. ". Little. Martin; J. y.
Houlton. Butte: II. Goldstone, Portland
H Lewis. South Prairie; z. s Kamser.
w Morris. Buckley; ]. H O'Neill. II.
Greenbu-g, Roslyn; Hon. Jesse Arthur
and wife. Spokane: Thomas Thomas.
Black Diamond
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Beecham' 5 pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache. dyspep
sia, heartburn, torpid liver. diz-
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallows etc.
when caused by constipation:
and constipation IS the most
frequent cause ofallofthem.
Go By the book. Pills 10. and
age a box Book fres az your
druggists or write B F. Allen Co.,
s65 Canal St. New York.
Aszzzi salss mere t2xz ca &c sczsA
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The Young Peoples Nusical Club gave
q. benefit concert a. ChickerinE haIl on The
evening q the 1fth. Many OF the NUM-
hers given. and tire excellence OF which.
were z great surprise 70 the audience
w-9,lch listened enthusiastically through
ont the length 90 the program me-.
The numbers deserving special mention
we're rendered ny Mr.. FoNer- Newell Nj
Ernest Harrison. Mr.. Louis ". Weer Mss
Rose Hedrlck. Miss kath crime HcGer, Mr.
Herbert u. Sears su8 At-. Wilfred Har-i-
son There = u1uch shlt-y ia the club
and tNe interest &C its members has been
well sustained throughout a years hard
Nnrk
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Mrs.. = z. NanriEE's beautlrui home On
Tacoma avena@ ~&s cpen on Thursday
afternoon 20 welcome ttc Foer Hundred
20 one - 5he TT,oSt eieEa1s re-er lions ~ AZ
taste could aeN ASe. TIE spacious Veraula
Was used Ter tAoSe rc1laiufuv 20 rest
awhile in the grateful shade, va bile W}thin
tha aouss a coed gretE.ness Est~vs3e3 every
reon. owing 20 tAe lavish use ~ flowers.
branches ard vines. Mrs. Manning. with
her sister &lss Carolyn EssS. % Kansas
city. received their guests 81 she era A.
frg roans. che former atsire3 "a = heau -
T,ii reception toilette ~ BLACK All pale el-
low ana MSS Bass gn a dainty EoNa 81
sxhgte-ssot te-l nH}se a@d lace In tAe libra -
Mrs Charles Hurley presided ever a szUSe
punch bowl. whlch stood IN = BED cg pale
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Las THURSDAY night Seattle Lodge. No.
-. a Q. I. X. gave ire usual monthly
open meeting 1o their friends a short
programme was rendered. after which
dancing and card playing were INDUCED
n til midnight. The programme was as
follows:
Plano soio..................-yf; Mss Olga Crist
Recitatio1...........M Miss Mary Glasscock
Observation-Disclosures. Ada Bailey
Rec3ta ttc-l. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Rec
Violin ana piano duet-.-...-...-..-..--.-
Miss Grace and Master c. Waldron
Recitat atom. ...-.....-.-... Mrs. Co-terin
Guitar and banjo duet---.--.---.-...-----
.....-.-......N Misses Mccarthy and Pope
Song Little Miss Gethener
Recfta ton .....................M Miss Waldroa
Piano solo .-............-M Mrs. Walsworth
Street Car Con9u. ctor's IDEAS OF
4 Street Car Conductors Ideas o Love
...-...... Mr.. Van Wart
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A pleasant surprise party was given 20
Mr. Charles Richie a he Hotel Ecvhes-
ter on Thursday evening. the details -
which were arranged by Mrs. RirEie. in
honor OF her husbands birthday. Cl-ch
was played throughout the evening ard
prizes were Won By Mrs J. T. S-eeb and
Nj y. A strong. supper was served at
midnight and with felicitoUs wishes for
many happy returns the guests scok
their leave. Those present were; Mr..
and Mrs Charles King. NJ. ana Mrs.
George Ballou. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Steeb,
M and Mrs 4. /. Tousey. SIR. and MIS-.
Il a Strong MI and Mrs Arthur Bridg-
fnsss. DR.. and Mrs Lewis snd Ml-s Alice
Rector
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L-1%I1AM LINE
u STEAMERS AID CzIvzy.r S>s..

P1gs- soEn5 5lrsc- 10 rsysxw..
.t-s 1g@s a. l3Ea1-a rates xrrs- -
rs le@11GS ne %ar~s@<E pzs-sS~ -
al &9E Fa16sE s~aessz .hs~-s.sN
E@1e- Se8E1 p LsssaEgE Fszx 80 ~
~ Is Netherlands "a W-av q - $50
lAfT2c2zz rep42Z4- > E.r@scrss a. 49, -
ZeshlrE <saeS-
Following tAa ress -urz,a- rs.s..~s.
. szE ahaEs Eay = go s-s - -
..2-s esgs - sH3s tors. ergz p1svss g.;
tE'aTl B-aEsisyt. . - solasxes 50 49, 49,
SEARS 21z sailing e4Epps-s sran -
terms apply To- 81
Port Blakslsy MI c.. Ps- E,zaS..
No-fas-a Pzesse rznwzv, Tasa-. -.
Seattle. -
". 3 Mag-sssz. sc F-uzi s--ess a.
2 Ls-EEz-. Csz2xez FAY
q. z. Nez-1e & Co r@r@-zr r....-s
agents. s. GrzcecAzrea street. I1Ssss.
Z .
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Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail Leaves CT
dock. foot of Main street, Non3Ay. Va
nesday and Friday at q N for Pei
Townsend. San Juan Islands ard No
WhatcoT.
TINE CARD. N EFFECT MARCH a
North Bound-LeaFe Seattle 90 & q.
leave Port Townsend 5.1o a. H.; lsgs
Friday Earbor l.s9 g. m. leave RoeAs
HarDOr lZsS9 =. m. arrive New MhAssn
e:0 .. n.
South BounG-Leave New Whzfccn ~
a. m, leave Roche Harhor 80 = -,
leave Friday Harbor 1ea0 a. m; ims
Port Townsend 400 p. m: arrive Ssasa
7:15 ?. m
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. Ia
Hatfield. agent Phone SA
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u. 4. II. Election. .

TIE annual business meeting o. the
Mary Bal5 Chapter a. the Daughters q
the American Revolution VAS held nj 1he
residence - tire regent Ms & w
CrLzcs Monday afternoon Officers elect
e1 or t1e following YEAR were: Mrs.
&. Y. C-lSEs. resent. AIRS. r. - wal
lere. vice RESENT Mrs Il g. Lehman
registrar. Mrs Is, =. Jacobs. secretary.
Mrs Frank AlIlvn. treasurer: Mrs J. L.
-. Neup. historian
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The fast and connexions steamer Nce
tIceil0 leaves PerclYaFs wharf, O4yz2I
s A. n daily. except sunday Tine sszst-
Going. Leaves Olympia 5 q. To-. le1ss
Tacoma u 30 a IN, arrives seatsie. e
a m. Returning. Leaves Seattle. srn
leaves Tacoma. 4.S9 2. N. arrives Gly ~
Ta3 Q. n Isau1szl gs-olyTm9iz. Percsytf
wharf. Tacoma. ~. =. Y. II. wharf. -
tie. YasIer wharf. Fare bet setsN
and tacoma. soc Meals and s-atervcsa
IRE Monticello IS fast. AMI by fsr re ~
steamer On The route. In eject NonzE
NV tsth. ISs. HATCH BR09
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TIE Members % Berzchah Baptist
church held pleasant Zee cream social
IN Maaney's haN on Broadway lasc Tues
Gay n!rht \ goo1 musical ara literary
programme was rendered. after whsch &c
cream ana Vs k were served
Tee sens OF Veterans also held > social
re same evening IL saelr hall o. Ballard
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANx
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEL

Seattle ana Townsen3-Nea Bay 80
cteame- Garland leaves Yesler dock -
davs Wednesdays and Fridays ~ ~
a N, for Port Townsend. Port WfsE1I.
T-4-genexs. Port Angeles Port cresce.I,,
C$ettvsburg. Pysnr. Clailsr1 SAY 4
- RAY returning. arrives seattle =
= ~ en- opposite days. Steamer Ersn1ss
{eaveH yesier dock for Port Towns.1s.
por, Williams. Dungeness, Port Angsss
erd Victoria. Mondays. wednesday. a 4
x--4saws 81 ESQ p. m. arrives Seafue
ternate days 3 p. M
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pTrGFr SOUND AND ALASKA STEM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGsTos
S-9earTl " Mli-.."racozaa- 10 Ar So
ra-rsg ~ Il ~ = Sea- tle.-..i - Ar s2As
Y.s.s-,--1II-vi - p. T'wns3. = Ar ilstsps
4 s,i-lrT,4 Ar'Il83. .Vlctcrfa.... Nj L4yi s.3zez
.ua ~ except Monday.
s-esr.er leaves Tesicr wharf, SsatfA
ror rates and other tnforEnatton epgJ
A %ADEAU. Gen AEt-. -. ?. r.
Yeslsr ave and Front 81. Sesth
s. @. YERKES. Agent, Iesle1 whzn
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so-.s5ss ysesyze. eae Las 1ezlg@1- % enter
tanning bE~f & s1osS or more ycuzE lE1sas
~Es Ess 13E CT Ire zzst - visitors 81 Ia
ecE1- Esgske Ak accumulation o 11csn-
tsvez for . gzE oFsszizg o ne sumner
seas1z- What win Essf aE5 tennis. b1zz-
9Ex Ezz cycling. E1sre r. gate enough
eu1-sf-1csr E7o-z = keer Ire a@riTe ores
~zxssss0Tec. &Et 4 haz also beet cesress1
-t1se teas sFzz1l AT cary. s16 receptions
~ VARGAS natures are tsosZs1 Tor sc-ne
weeks Essz6. 30 . sp1sk q tHe lEncls
e0Ess. -sscEieE. GfErers ard card Parties fer
Ensch plsaE cave haez EzGs q za-s Or
less eIz'so-z1e sale
The ensef eTet- % Re week fn soc5etv
Vas me Ta&r-saze u 2flss Stea~0I - Mr.
CagioT. and 1hs s5eEa-t reception w-sScs
followed a. ne Hotel Taco-Ea- TIE re-
ceptlon given Mrs. /. n. Manning n hono-
C her s1SEe-. Miss Carolyn Bass. was q
charming affair. as vas also = Ea2s- parry
On THURSDAY evening. given hy Judge ana
Mrs. T. L Stiles Ara Harry Eurssys
tea OF Friday was dainty affair. and 3
cineh party On Saturday afternoon. given
Sy AIRS. William EeaKe CushHlas. Was
without question one q the prsttfest par
ties TIA; has been giYe2 IL Tacoma for
many weeks.
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Balloon ascension Madison park this
afternoon. weather permitting.
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- vANr0rVER Ror-TE-A rRrp /

THROUGH THE ISLANDS
steamer Utopia. J. a. OBrien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma = nooo. Seattle Gen.
80 r-berf .. IN. Mondays and Thurs
5svs Cor Port Townsend. AnacoTtes. Fair
S-.ar New WhatcoDs Blaine and Fri
- Haroor- gong through 70 Vancouver
- THURSDAY tT1P-
% rs~s r. Blaine. e. fare 20 Vancouver. r
r5~ fsrrheZ Information apply 10 Cea-
.-.s wharf.
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STEAMERS.
STEAMER DETt

= 6. DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
vAzvsx Sidney So ard ll-D a. m ard 80
m. Leaves Seattle g. n. and AMI 3
- from City dock. foot % Main street
pps1ifrr a. ali ~ay ports. goes through
- s-s5@~son'S landing az y II.
=. TRoT THAN. Master
7 A HATFIELD. Agent.
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EVERETT ROUTE-sTR. GREYH0rs'
Daily Except Sunday.
vsawez Seattle esE5 a. ~, uM
- = ~ Leaves Everett. = H. =
rs ss.,-,ls.svs-I.eaves Seattle y s. n Leass
LgeTetA s,bgfs trfp. -ge: round trip. -
L-,..--+r vvlfa boats for Tacoma ana -
~, s,--SSil..rr-Colman dock. foot Of AssS'|
street z, AND TACOMA NAvIGATo'|
Sf--A COMPANY. ~
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