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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24
THE WIFE-BEATER IN IRONS
Foster Gets a Heavy Sentence ana
Some OF His Own Medicine.


An exemplary sentence was yesterday
imposed by Justice Caldwell on Edward
Foster. the Ballard man who brutally
beat his wife. and plea OF guilty did not
serve 10 mitigate II He was given four
months tmprisonuent in the county jail,
and when he got there he proved so can
fankerous that Jailer Burkr1an gave him
a dose OF his own medicine and put him IN
irons.
Mrs Fosters story was substantiated
by Mrs. Frank Marsh. wife OF the city
marshal at Ballard, and Mrs Ida Baker,
a neighbor. It was shown that Foster,
who Is large powerful man. with black
hair and peck marked face. was In the
habit OF abusing his wife when ne return
ed home. whether he happened 20 be drunk
or sober Last Wednesday Mrs. Baker
heard cries In Fosters house. and going
over there found that Foster had come
home In a bad humor and had smashed
all his crockery. Mrs. Foster determined
to sue for divorce, and had papers pre-
pared last Friday. Foster went 10 see
lawyer about division of property, and.
evidently concluding that ii was better
not to be divorced. took Jack Mcdonald
with him Saturday evening and went out
TO make peace with his wife. When Nc
Donald left Foster and his wife, Mrs. Fos-
ter seemed inclined 20 forgive. but later
Foster went out. and after drinking some
returned and beat his wife brutally, as de-
sersbed IN the PostIntelligencer. She es-
capped through window 10 the house OF
the city marshal, Frank Dix, where she
spent Sunday. Foster was arrested yes
terday morning by Officer Fitzgerald on
warrant issued Monday. He went peace
fully enough. but al the jail, when Dick
Burkman started TO search him before put
ting him inside with the other prisoners,
he was ugly and resisted the jailer. He
only gave up when he was showed against
the wall and his head given two or three
good knocks. 1t was found necessary 10
put him in irons before he could be han
died properly AS soon as the irons were
on him he gave UP and became very
humble.
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QUESTION OF EXTRAS.
The Bone of Contention in the
Denny Hotel Case.
TESTIMONY ALMOST ALL IN.
M. Roweils Gets Her Freedom-sen-
tence on the Counterfeiter-
laurel shade in Court.

Ia the Denny hotel case yesterday fhe
Afiorreys for PoEgIn were engaged in re-
batting the testimony offered by the
Dsa1y Hotel Company and the Cornell
university. A great deal OF time was
fakea Up On cross-examination as 10 tha
u.,cs OF brick and other material. the cost
= transportation and other things Of a
ne nature.
]. .. Lowman was on the stand 10 the
morning, and ne testified that some time
r. the month OF December, 1896. Posvin
made statement 20 the board. II which
he vas secretary regarding the amount
az money owed for work and material
xne as 10 what Il would probably cost 10
complete the building. Mr.. Lowrlan him
sell had tabulated list OF figures showing
the amount and cost of che material In
the building. and what work and material
/, would be necessary 10 pay for before
he building would be compieted. He
thought at that time that 1t would cost
abou. $3.50 TO complete the building as
n then stood, should the contract be TAX
IN out OF Potvin's bonds, including the
uzyment of all money due for labor done
or material furnished at that time outside
At what was claimed TO be due Potvin.
Hon. Thomas Burke in his testimony
On Monday stated In answer 10 a question
fhat go would not be an unreasonan ole
fes for the attorneys OF Potvin. He went
into the history OF the work on the con-
tract by Potvin. and stated that Potvin
wanted some money. which he claimed at
that tiras was due him on extras, but
xid not remember whether Potvin had
made any statement about not receiving
Ats 90 per cent. on the contract price. He
vas inclined to think that nothing had
come up a, that time about the 90 Der
cent, but thai the claim for extras had
-. hAeu aii0weS nv the hatel cat7,n apv
on the ground that as the work stood
there was nothing coming 70 him. He
further stated that regarding the work
being done on the hotel he had no alb
so.ute personal knowledge but relied on
he reports submitted 20 the board by
the architect. who was employed for the
purpose. AS far the extras were con-
eernee. he stated that the hotel company
refused 10 allow anything on such extras
until It was decided by the architects that
thew we're extras. His testimony showed.
however. that at this time there had
been some work done, which was ad-
mtted 70 be extra.
In connection with this testimony the
records Of the Denny Hotel Company were
Introduced for the purpose of showing
that Potvln had stated In December, 1890,
he could proceed no further with the con-
tact. II further appeared from the
cross-examina tic1 that some portions OF
The excavating that was necessary TO be
done before Potvin could finish his con-
tract and which was 70 be done by the
hotel company had not been completed
when Potvin quit work.
All the testimony will probably he in
hv Friday, buff the case will not be ar
sued until some time In August. as the
testimony will FIRST have 10 be trans
eribed
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DEATH OF MRS. ELIZA BRASsox.


@risieai illness Carries Her Away From
Large Circle of Friends.
Mrs. Eliza A Branson, the wife OF THAI
. Branson. who died yesterday morning
al E:as o'clock. had a large number Of
Trends In this city. She had been danger
ous1y III for several days and gave bErsA
10 @ child Saturday night, which Is alive
and well She Afterwards regained con-
scaousness and was thought to be out of
danger when after several hours a re-
iarsse came and she did not rally again.
her aged mother and younger sister.
VINO reside at Sprague's Mills. Me-. have
been notified She was a sister OF Mrs. c.
r. Stevens and Mrs. s. w KneeIaud ~
this city and less than two years ago the
marriage of sfr. and Mrs Branson was
solemnized In Seattle by Rev. T. W. But
Ter. Her maiden name was Eliza A Nc
Laughlin. She was a member and secre-
tary OF Mystic Jewel lodge. Daughters of
Rebekah
The funeral viii take place today at IL
O'Clock al the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. T. W. Butler, OF Everett. off,
eating
Mr. Branson was formerly connected
with the Post-InteIligencer as superin-
tendent OF the mailing department.
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Visiting NeNsnane Men.

Asis1 J. B'ethen. jr.. Young author or
- ss'aca promise. together with his brother
ss :. both attaches or the NtnneAp>-
=, :, fenay-PreSs. arrived yesterday on the
eas Northern 20 make months visit 20
49, nap'hey's sister. Mrs -. " Moore.
:. seeond street. ana friends IN Tacoma.
are SINS ~ Alden J. F'efAen.
.s.,l'eFiY proprietor ~ the Minneapolis
,sseseae a. the time 81 the burning OF It's
'ans ani tke loss 81 several lives. now
- ~ser AMI publisher % the Penay-T'ress,
have the pleasure Of giving the ex-
800 Of two prominent citizens of Reion-
asaea, Gal, in the use of ChSmlerlain's
Remedy. Mr. A. Y. Trldeii, SayS
aSEe always psvivcd prompt relief
Il. nsod Chaulherlaius Cofgh Remedy"
r. NJ. Hatcher savS: "For three wears
i, ~ aSed Chambcrlsin's Cough Remedy
L., hmily and its results have always
''a aAilsfac;ory.r
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Freed From n Drunken Husband.

Hattie Rowells was yesterday granted
divorce from Thomas Rowells on the
grounds Of cruelty and non-support. The
case was heard by Judge Humes, who
held court for short time yesterday
morning. Mrs. Rowells stated that she
was married 70 the defendant In isss and
that for a while he vas good. loving
husband. After a while ne began 10 drink
hard and came home late at night intoxi-
Gated. when he would abuse his wife.
She pleaded with him for \ long time.
but finally gave 1t up and brought suit
Yor divorce. The court awarded her the
custody OF the only child.
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Courts ana Public omces.

William J. Miilican asks the court 10
grant hlrn n legal separation from his
wife Julia Millican. on the ground OF oe-
ssrfion. The couple were married IN New
York In 1880 and have no children.
The bark Retriever against which u
bel suit was fled a few days ago ny O.
{. DAVIS a seaman, was seized yesterday
a. Port Gamble by O. w. Curtis. deputy
United States marshal Davis claims
3NR
s transcript from The circuit court was
t2ed IN the case OF Thomas r. Bronson
saa John II. Bryant. RS receivers OF the
SEATTLE Lake shore & Eastern Railway
ta-lpany. against Jose * Son. Judgment
n TIE sum Of 5000 and costs having been
sen9erN3
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More school yvarrants redeemed.

County Treasurer Maple yesterday paid
out $50 600 for school warrants. making
IN all about $500. 600 worth redeemed since
the call was Issued on July Il. The war
rants yesterday came from parties who
live in California. being sent through one
Of the San Francisco banks for collec-
ton. There yet remains about s2oo.eoo
outstanding, and II may be months before
the last are sent In for redemption. Many
Of the remaining s2oO.ooo worth are held
hr Eaxfarn rarfins.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
]. X. Emmet IN ..FrItz In q Mad Honse. >,

j. h. Emmett In ''Frftz I'm a Mad House,
Fritz. as Played by the popular come
dian j. Il. Emmet, VIII undoubtedly re-
ceive a more than usually hearty welcome
Friday and Saturday nights next. July -
and z. for be Will be seen in Fritz Ia a.
Mad House" the funniest and best OF the
Fritz series. lie s. paced among nav.
surroundings and VIII sing several nav,
songs prominent among which are a
charming Lullaby" and novel Bubble
song. one or TWO Of the fav0rtte 81.
cougs Schneider. How You Nas9''s and
Down by the O.d Green Lane" are s.II
re- aimed. The play will be mounted in a
splendid manner and Mr.. Emmett viii be
supported by an excellent COMPANY. In
Gliding Miss Emily Lytton. Miss Laura :.
Howe, Miss Kate Eckert. Miss Kitty
Francis. NesSrs. L. r. Hicks. Wrla-f
Newell. Gilbert BraithRait, Charles stew
art. George Hernandez. Charles 4. Prince.
Lit;se Baby Spencer Sinnot and others.
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r,a p.nton MN Engine House.

The new engine house. 20 be founter-
mart OF the one erected last year at The
corner Of Taylor street and Yesier avenue
Is now beirg built under direction or
]. W. Van Brockliu. superintendent OF
buildings. at the intersection OF Du~an-
ish and Republican streets. Inc - ST NC nc
go. win cost s.. 500. OF which $3.50 now
s,.as,. nIe will be expended principally on
The exterior. When additional money
cn,oas IN for city taxes. the interior VIII
he completed. In the meantime the en-
49,, so,,za will be occupied
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s.,,.,, canal Men Remembered.

Each OF the officials or the SsaItle =
Lake Washington waterway 5 -!
~ 1axter owner Of extensive quar-
49, 80 - Rutland. VI. who has siven them
- ,ansr weight circular IN form.
- -. rs,,e ir gilt letters cut into the
inner MN, surface The marble = 81 var' M
oEF from white 20 notified brown. Mt
never Is father Of David \, HaNIs'. Is
sJstant secretary OF the waterway
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Ner Snifs Filed.

The following nsw suits were Hieo IN
The superior court yesterday:
r-eaaiin Wilhelm vs.. Chin You Ling
end Chin Quong Fook--Promissory note,
$40
Puget Sound Shingle Company vs.. w.
co-ArrSaf from Judgment OF justice
eonrt for SO and costs in favor or plain
sl~
Ella w. Nichols vs. A r, Brsoeeh-
81 e for goods sold and delivered-
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OFF FOR LAKE CRESCENT.
Jolly Party to spend Fortnight in the
Mountains.

Mountains.
iae region OF the olympics is now at
useslag the attention OF campers, ana
asU Friday a jolly party Will leave this
cS Tor the uetghborhood OF Lake Cres-
seAI Tae campers anticipate great sport
- FoGt fishing and a good time sener-
sly. The party - made ~ OF Mr.. and
sfs. c. O. Iarned aud child. Mr.. and
,,Fs. {. p. Devine and three Children.
sf. snd Mrs. Ira Bronson and three
eas.areH. Mr.. and Ms.. E. r. Smart. Mr..
saa Mrs. Davidson. Mr.. 4. L. hasson.
~ J. A. Banlargeon. Mr.. r. c. Gala
a.h. The Nimrods 90 the party sre load
ior bear. and several OF them, head
es Mr.. Larned. viii make trip IN
We Wild Soiducx country.
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To Collect Rent on Laurel shade.

Patrick scuIlin may have 10 move from
Laurel shade at Lake Washington. as
Ms landlord. J. J. McGilvra. mas oegnn
suit against HIN for sss7.si back rent. and
also asks that the property be sestored TO
hin. He saws that scullin has failed 70
pay his rent regularly. and after repeat
"a demands has only paid small amount
on what was due. leaving the .aiance Tor
which he asks Judgment
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superintendent Luther r. Younxs. a.
the city wafer department has n Tore az
men az work laying pipes from Jones ana
Mercer streets across Rsatqn hn1 "a
gather up four Or FIVE dead ends TA@
effect wiIf ~ - increase tire wafer ssfo-
r5v in that neigh hsFhsod as th- new pia@
vNf AFFORD better circulation a1A sr-
.z~aa eat
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock, foot of Main street. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday at 2 a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
North Bound--Leave Seattle 200 g. m.
leave Port Townsend 100 a. M; leave
Friday Harbor 1870 a. m. leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. m. arrive New Whatcom
eco D. m.
South Bound-Leave New Whatcom 400
a. m; leave Roche Harbor 900 a m;
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. M; leave
Port Townsend 400 D. m; arrive Seattle
745 p. m.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner.
Lilly, Bogardus & Co.. agents. City dock.
Phone S33.
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1911 p1t year and half old. hax
- 4 circulation oe nearly 20. oS copies
t'ally. The young men are here tncsasrtag-
- Tor their health" viii attend the meet
ING or the State Press Association 81
Everett view the country and write a de-
scrfption o. their trip IN the Peany-Press
on their return.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

pispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows. -.
erd Victoria at a. H. tpa&<eagers re-
Sesvesi on board At Z a. m.1 July Z !, ID.
IL y ard Y.
iFor Aiaska,-JHly :. L . and = at a.
'f>r,~o San Francisco for Victoria and
r,-tres sound ports. al a. IN, July 5. ..
a. Il. a and .
Ticket. may Re Obtained az TIE once OK
ere company al Ocean fock seattl>-
''-N COoDALI1. PERKINS Il CO.
General Agents. San F'rancisco.
IF TROwBRTDGE, Act p 5. Saps..
Gza+4fa
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Fred wagner accostsi Police Officer
Frank Kennedy. who was IN citizens
clothes. yesterday and asked Cor : cents
for bed His breath smelied strongly %
whisky. so keuredy collared MIN. ami
though &c resisted dezpers te'v. ran Rim
n. Yesterday afternoon Judge GLASGOW
gave him twenty days - ian.
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grPArTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTps. GARLAND AND EvAScEL-

cnas.te e-a Townsend Eeah Bay RonEs
c.-asv.s.r Garland leaves Yesie- dock Mor-
days wednesdays and Fridays at i2.I
a m for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
S = Port Angeles Port Crescent
cegty Surg. Pysht, CiaIIzm Bay and Neah
pay. .s.slrrss1g. arrives Sez-tle 30 D. m.
On opposafe Gays. Steamer EyanSel l>avss
ys~s.-- dock for Port Angeles and yicto-
"A Nondays.. Wednesdays and Fridays az
60 D. m. Arrives Seassle alternate days
Z 2. n.
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,--.,.,,al-.-harles J. Booth. oiivswcod
-. II have used Ayers Pills in
'.s. - family tor several years. and have
my = s,,,ni them most efTccfual in the
SiMA - ailments arising from a disor-
49, ,.s stomach. torpad liver, and eonsti-
..ss bowels.
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TIA camping party OF seven seat' e
TIC 80 who have been IN ne wH'''s
80. par, washington. has returned nome
, TIVE members report havirg SPENT an en-, /,
toyabie time and declare sh~1 !, ,'t &c nsrev
ten - y R~fnker. Frank Burns "a
y Me- Grin Rank. sam Renter Abe ~
1lff,.w.,.,,sr aud G. Benninghsuseu. To
li.-" ,,ss located on Mr.. RenningaSussn 5
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Sfdewalks Must Be Repaired.

Bad sidewalks in the city are now re-
ceiving the attention of G.. n. Alexander.
superintendent of streets and sewers. VINO
is engaged in sending out informal no
tees to property owners calling their at
tention to ordinance 1856. The notice de-
tails the repairs necessary to be made.
and warns the property owners that un.esS
the work be completed to the satisfaction
OF the department before a given date
81 will become the superintendent duty
TO report to the board OF public works
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you NAV have a sudden bilious attack o.
headache. when = IS Impossible FOR Wi,
70 leave your work II you have A box
Of Ripans Tsbsiles IN YOUR desk a ssb,,la
taken AZ the first symptom Viii relieve
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The current number of the Great North
ern Bulletin makes a special feature OF
the new lake steamship North West. and
Incidentally touches upon the fleet of
steamers plying between Duluth and Buff
falo, a distance of 1,050 miles. There IS
also a comprehensive article telling the
secrets and mysteries 10 be found below
the deck of a steamer.
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-
State OF Washington, county OF kings.
I. A. NJ. Brookes, cashier OF the above
named bank. do solenlnly swear mat the
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge and beEef.
A NJ. BROOKEE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
Sd day of July. 1895.
0SeaD NJ B. HArNIEyS.
Notary Public for Washington, residing
at Seattle.
Correct-AtteSt:
HERMAN CHAPLIN,
II. Ct. ST7RUNE,
/. A NADDAU,
Directors.
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VIA, s.sx was SEX. We gave her cassorsa
When she was child. she cried Tor Cassorsa.
yeen she became Miss. she elang 70 eAssHfia.
WHEN she had Children. she gave sAsza cassors,.
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Personal!

For those who are run Down by
too much indoor life or by hard
work. ana who would safely weatn-
er the coming month. the most can-
kerous in the year. Paine's cele.y
compound IS the true tonic.
s'rengthers the nerves ana p0fl-
hes the blood Try IL.
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Total 81 s4s, IL y
State OF Washington. county OF Kings:
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
r. V. ANKENY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
sd day of July, 1895.
CSeaD @ S. PRESTON.
Notary Public in and for the state of
Washington, residing at the city OF Sc
attic, said state.
Correct--Attest:
JACOB FTTRTH
r. @. NET.FErDER
JAS. r. GEAYDBN.
Directors
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
Boston National Bark OF Seattle, al 80
attic. in the state OF washington, AZ TIE
close Of business, July IL, mo.
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For
Colds
And Coughs

early in the Winter, took g
a severe cold which developed
into an obstinate, hacking cough,
which troubled me for nine weeks,
in spite of medical aid.
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THULE SYETns largest monetary IL
kILfEW VA 5. POND. Cs1 *.
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Fee %:n D D ] D. ]
who have 10 rerres past
~ ~ sbases which rave Jeff them Serw-
Gus irritable. Weak from NsgktlJ
losses. vita lad Memory sleef ieSs-
- etc. acE1G2g speedily effects
- ezrs aza vsser~s th~ heed n
yoz-g ~ CID as the v on6erfxs RozaAH Remedy her
tstas nerve lfe1 Sold ct cleo pacSss stx Fer
eS.se wlsA o writes gusrsntec 20 Messy
rvraaaea. FhEk~ Address ROY AL
CufNITAI uta Agents Tor C. S Chicago, or yca
cas- tEy Is 0f tAs druggist z2ssesl below.
SfssaTt s. Holmes Drug c.. SEATTLE, IA.
COMA ard WALiA AALI-A. WASH
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Gzw&sasGme
Second Floor Collins Building.
STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, NAY {
TIME CARD.
Leave Seaftle-7:45. n.l5 n m: 2:4S sis
p. m. Leave Tacoma-S:O g. m. 100 &.3o.
500 p. m.
Sundays
Leave Seattle-7.oo a m. 1900. 500 D. m.
Leave Tacoma-s:30 a. m. 2:30. 7:30 p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot of Mar
ion street Seattle.
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare, soc.
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sKAGTr RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIME CARD.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock. Seattle, foot OF Main
and Jackson streots-July 2, az p. M:
July D. at Ill a. m: July q, at u noon
Leaves Mount vernon-July 70. at 2. m.
July Is, at 1 .. m; July IS. at p. m
EVERETT AND sNOHOMISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock, daily, except Saturday, az 10
D. m for Richmond. Fdmonds, Muktlfeo,
Mosher Everett, MArysviIle. East Everett.
Lowell ard Snohorrish. connecting 81 sno-
hoznfsn with boats for Cherry valley.
Tolt and ali up river points: Returning,
leaves Snohomish a m daily, except
LILLY. BoGARDUs & co, Inc.
Owners and Managers
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
g. Wiley Navigation Co. s Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 a m Tacoma at. 80 m
Tacoma at. 1000 a uySeattie at. 100 IN
Seattle at. 100 . m Tacoma at. $40 m
Tacoma at. $50 p rnsOlyrnpia nj. g. - p IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle 49,. 7:30 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma $500 10 90 m Olympia 80. 100 p m
Olympia 80. 900 D m Tacoma 500 p m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m Seattle 49, 7:D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma 90
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot Of Main street.
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City Dock. Telephone 81
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