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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Bellingharn Bav News

Whatcom, June fs-spacIaI The ,-,s-
tees OF the normal school received official
h"uncauon OF their appointment vee,e--
niy- Ihey are each required to furnish a
s1p'V' BOND 70 be approved by the attorney
tsiefai' ana as soon as that is done they
VIII organize and begin their work
. SHUTTER logger employed az Woo3lr'.
lamp Lake Whatcom, was terribly in
Jurea yesterday by a falling limb which
STUCK MIN upon the head. crushing MS
shull so that brains and blood oozed from
the fracture. lie was brought 10 81 r.,,Le.s
hospital last night, where he is receiving
al possible attention. but his recovery is
considered doubtful
Inc premium list OF the County Fair As
ISOLATION was issued today IL is a neat
little volume Of 1o4 pages. and includes a
great many articles which were mad
Vertenuy omitted from the list last wear.
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Denver. June lS-Fresident h"nfN =
-, ..t.s,,,,as~ef I'VE We KS a-o Is he-
rs<r4 =, h, soioprnins In Mexico. Il Is
claimed his heS;y departure was due 20
the fa>f that Eastern creditors we're ~
tnc him closely THE operations ~
-, 80 - Se.ao.ooo Il is said NJ Alag1ra.
~ trss -. had not accounted ier noa-
d,s3s - thousands % dollars i Us 'tl'r
cd A!3rlch has NOT al#Torf'ssi'
,s,.1sr %, his own use. bur ~ orutF 10 i'''-
49,. me company from en6arraSsin' or
rsefonei nv falling values. tie ga. Il. J..
tees both principal and Interest "n p
loans. aud applied money "Foh@A"..s
r,,.,,+ obligations. In consequent q =
t-,rsart.ous il is sai3 everal h"ndrs' CO..,
-. - fsr7rlers viii lose their lands ana
many Eastern people their ' Z. 49,
,@,sss amount Of litigation ~ 20 ~
= s+.,s~Nts, OK she mudcle1 an airs
~ he company. q whica 7 6 Patterson
- receiver.
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Deechams pills are for bilious
ne ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
s.a' heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
zlness, sick headache, bad taste
IN the mouth, coated tongue,
loss oil appetite, sallow skin. etc,
when caused by constipation;
ana constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Io by the book. Pills 10. and
aS a box. Book fyee a, Won,
o[uggist or write B F. Allen Co.
3o5 Canal St, New York
AsHaal sac, raors than 9sa eso bor..
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"ho were pursuing their avn.-a tim
ao.asf the laws of tic gate ~ v-asbtvv.
on The charge IS that the st3n,,a, .l9ss
-. % oregon was violated. TIE men ar
,5,-.se- ere noi fishing in The Oregon, Juri~-
naa oeen. they were taken f-or, 49,. W.
laStoh jurisdiction. without any suthorfty
whatever from our state officials A. eve
same tirne % their arrest Oregon p4u-no,
ters were swaryning down by the ha~
el..ar ly within the oregon f,irfs.i,c+ion I'm,
ar Ac'iuire paid no attention whatever 20
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FLOATING IN THE BAY.
The Body Of John Hall, an Old Loco
native Engineer. Found at Tacoma.

The BODY of John Hall, an Old Loco
motive Engineer. Found at Tacoma.
Tacoma June Especial. The body OF
Ishn Hall aged 80, who for thirty years
xas a locomotive engineer. was found
eoatIaz IN the hdrbor today by Thomas
Ramsdeil.
Hall had been missing for several weeks
The man had been out OF work for a long
tine. having grown too old for active
duty.
The cause OF Halls death is not known.
II his right temple is an ugly hole, which
some believe was made by a pistol shot.
The coroner says the wound in the right
temple was not caused by n bullet. but
,Aat II Is simply a bruise made by striking
something hard. Hall sent his watch and
chain 20 some relatives in the East not
long ago.
Mr.. Hall wa well known IN the New
asalfion where he lived several years lie
had no relatives here. lie was a member OF
the Masonic order and OF the Railway
Engineers Union. He has worked for
years along the line OF the Northern Pa
elae railroad from Minneapolis. west TO
Tacoma He has sis CT. Agnes u. Manes.
living at Rockport, New York. Coroner
Parker has wired her for instructions.
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THE MISSING POST FAMILY.
,,s Head Had Reason for Dropping Out
Of sight.

OF sight.
c-sarnfeb June Especial. in connec-
-, wirfl the disappearance OF rancher +.
= pos and family. who started from Ev-
- ssFne months ago in a schooner for
- alaskan gold fields, a story fl being
"a arhieh may account for his not being
ssars from l. appears that some twenty
- ago Mr Post was a resident OF the
go N New York. He was married and
80 one chald. boy about a year old.
.Aarsf this time sc met a young LADY
1850 ewes shone brighter into mis- and
whsxs cheeks had reider hue to him
go those 81 his lawful welded wife A
.r.v+ion arose IN his mind and he solved
= IL leaving New York in company with
az second love. for the Pacanc slope The
-, Ief, behind with his mother grew 10
.s,tood was we'll educated. and now
sss a good position In the city of Brook
tTr He resolved 70 look up his father.
"a traced the latter from California up
s.ra IN Lake stevens He wrote various
is.tsrs 10 his father and finally wrote 10
po~,master Ames, % thas city, concerning
shs matter.
when the postmaster delivered the mes
SAGE Post hastily got ready and sailed
~ Alaska. seeming 10 be afraid of pros
s,ution BIZ his Eastern relatives. The story
,ou comes that the family was drowned
n she spring gales and the severity of the
Germs and the adventurous small knowl-
.iva NJ navigation makes the theory piaus-
~ But the apparent desire Of Post TO
- himself from the East and It's laws
,.,sa eolor to the belief that the ship
,rseked sailor is IN hiding in British Co
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An Oregon Judge Arrested

Portland. June 1S--G. r. Hayes, county
judge or Clackamas county and a promi-
nent politician. was arrested by the sheriff
OF Multnomah county tonight on a charge
OF extortion and intimidation. having been
indicted by the grand jury of Multnomah
county. About year ago Mrs. Jennie T..
Melcher had her house burned at Stafford.
on which there was insurance of $l.Go in
the State Insurance Company. of Salem.
or II is alleged that Hayes intimidated
AIrs Melcher and extorted from her a re-
lease OF the insurance policy. Toll 'rhomp-
son. adjuster for the insurance company.
is a co-defendant.
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TAcoMA'S ALLEGED BRIBERY.
Testimony Offered to show That city
Clerk Smyth Paid Thompson Sl25.

Taoma, June Special To-day the
Investigation of the charges alleging Drih-
cry and corruption on the part OF city
Clerk Smyth and Councilman Thompson
began The investigation is being con
Quoted By a special committee of the
council consisting OF five members. Tho
testimony Of several witnesses was taken.
The most important evidence given was
that BY chief OF Police -. q. Smith. who
sEofe positively taat Smyth had told
bin he gave Councilman Thompson $l29
70 vote Tor him as city clerk. Chief Smith
said the clerk told him this as fact.
and did not appear to be joking.
Councilman Buiger. at whose instance
the Investigating committee was APP
pointed. testified that both the mayor
and city attorney had told him of the two
Transactions alleged. namely: That
smyth brihel Thompson TO vote for him
and that Thompson attempted to bride
City Attorney Wickersham 10 allow
gambling 10 run at the Haymarket va
rety thcater
The Investigation will be continued TO-
morrUW.
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Tacoma's Mnrranf Suit

Tacoma, June Special-The city's
demurrer 20 \. y. Jord0n's Injunction
suit against the municipality 10 restrain
IL from paying warrants out OF the reg
ular order Of their issue. was denied hy
Judge Stallcup today. Judge Stallcup
denied the demurrer. saying that no ex-
pediency. howevr grea.. can dominate
constitutional rights. That such an ar
gumedt sometimes may allure the public
offlciai from the strict pathway Of duty
but cannot tempt the court A consti-
tutional government ceases TO b. a govern
ment when the constitutional provisions
are eyaded. That would be anarchy"
said the judge. The case comes up on It's
merits Thursday. The question is. WHAT
will the city do for light and water and
police protection II II succeeds?"
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To BRING GOOD TINES.
Gen. Alger Thinks Reciprocity
Should BE Restored.
EOTAcAaDiDATE FOR PRESIDENT
The Detroit Statesman Talks OF Pro-
lection. silver and Venezuela
The Outlook for seattle.

Gen Rnssei! A. Alger. re famous sol
der. statesman and cspi.alisf. whose
name has been before four ReTgbi icaR
NATIONAL conventions for the qresi1ers iaI
nomination. arrived in zae ci.y yesterday
afternoon over the Nor1Gern Paciac. and
Is the guess 81 II a. Henry az MS resi-
de1ce, on the corner of 81 -GIu ara Hal
4asn streets. TIE only person accom-
pany!ng the general is his son. Russell
\. Alger 5r-. trsht young man. VINO.
MS father says. Is travelling NOW. bat
VII soon assume the responsibilities Il
business
i am not a candidate Tor any office. ,"
said Gen AIgeF lest evening % a Post
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Victoria. June 1s.-Dr Hicks. said to Pc
wanted az Portland for unnatural crimes.
arrived here May 3, and has been the
guest OF prominent Masons- He pre-
tended TO be very indignant when told 81
the charges ana said ne would sue inc
Portland Sun. He said die did not fee
from Portland, but came for MS health.
lie claimed he would return a once ard
fc,e the charges. and 81 is understood
that he left for the Sound this evening.
lie had lots OF money when he came mere,
and also received several remi;tances
from Collector Black. People who met
him here regard him as eccentric.
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Murdered, Maybe. I'm Tacoma

Tacoma, June 1s.-Special.-It is now re-
ported that Se1dai. the japanese cook
drowned Sunday night near the St. Paul
d Tacoma mill. vas murdered. +. II.
Nolen and j.. G. Steadman two young
men who were passing along c stree
at 1i:45 o'clock Sunday night. heard cries
of distress far out on the tide hats. They
halted and heard some one cry:
Murder. help, Murder, murder
Some one else was then heard TO say
shut up" and the cries soon ceased.
Several others persons are said 10 have
heard the same Shouting. and the coroner
is collecting evidence and may hold an
inquest.
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DE FRANCE HUNG Up
u.gh Wallace Counteraets the
George Hazard Influence.
. TACOMA MAN DROWNED.
-..so.ce I'm the Tacoma Doodle Hear
,ng-why the Post Family Was
- Drowned

,..shlnrton city. june ESPECIAL.
-. sr.,esn;rnent Of Charles De France
y :. 49, agent % the interior depart
- To- rae state OF Washington was
-. = -vs6a before tire president left for
-. cables. mueh 70 George Hazards
s-,-'rsse. He is inclined 70 attribute the
ga TO the presence Of Hugh Wallace,
- arrived the Same day Hazard secur-
= from Holse Smith the promise Of DE
T~n,e's appointment.
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New steamship for the Pacific

SAN Francisco. yuno lN-The Occidental
4 oriental steamship Company has CT az
tered the steamer poric 20 take the p.a'e
Of the Oceanic. which was sent 20 IN
gland for repairs. NE pceai3c via To-
,..I,,,,r IN this coast. The porir was built
Ga 1SSs. but viii bo remodeled and viii be
the largest and fastest American vessel
IN the Pacific when she arrives,
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LEscH.> BONES no BE MOVED.
Inc Body OF the old Chief To Ice Re-
hurich WITH I.tnnI Eansfing.

iacoma, Jane Especial. The body OF
ualef LesehI who was executed in 1856
ioF atrocities committed In the Indian war.
: a De dlsAtCrred trom IT'S present rest
'Hs Pit1e aust outside the Nesqualy rescr-
.auon July g. anal rybWiel on the site e
t.e ol3 Indian village which viii here
el'sf he cemetery. Tho occasion will lie
nah one Of teasting Indians for miles
around Will attend George Lescht nephew
= ehe o.t .h.c{ VIII be prominent in the
prOcee ijpga
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An Everett Inventor,

Washington City June lN-Special-A
ratent has been issued for current motor
~ John ". Cover. OF Everett. Wash. Mt.
.~,vor has assigned a one-haif interest in
his invention 10 NJ. q. Tihmtts. OF Sno-
homish county.
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LI%CgFAsr LINE
Ct Steamers amt Clipper SAtps

Puget Sound direct - Telaroa Bay, car
ry1ng goods AZ thr0uE'h rases from GER
terS i"v~ssng the NortACrri Pacific railway
4'1-cef So&Ed % pcsaENa Ray. ard thesac e
~ ne Netherlands railway OF the South
African -epuhllc 70 Pretoria and johann
Tles burg.
Following thN steamship Solveig. the
fine SfCa nshin Oscar H. of $3.50 TONS
from Puget Sound tTacCnal. 10 be TO-
lowed ny other steamers ani sailing clip
Tcrs from lhts or other forts on Puget
Sound. For terms aglply 10:
Port Elakeley Aih CO. Port BaSkelsy,
Wash
Nor, hern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle
NJ 3. Magnesen. 4o5 Front street, San
Francisco.
r r. TdnCna-l. Delagoa Bay.
@. =. \eGme & Co, general English
agents. 81 GrTecechGrch street. London.
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sKAGlT RIVER ROUTE.

NTF4NNIE7IN y = =
o,,as CIV dock. Monday, june
- - -, Thursday june -. a. m;
I. r =" june =. 10 a m. Leaves Mount
1T~rnonIiruesday. june Is. y noon; Fri
dav. June q. p. m; sunday S r.1a,; -
2 - m calling al Edmonds, Tuiaiip.
Stanwood Mount Vernon and Avon. con-
neriiny al Mount Vernon with steamer
indiana for woolley. Hamilton ana Sauk.
Fare 81 round trip. $1.b0
lily HOGARDTS & CO, Inc,
Cmners and Managers. Seatue.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WILLAPA,
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska June 10 and
lime . and every Il days thereafter.
FIR freight and passenger "a ties apply 20
T. G. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwa bacher Dock. Tel 81.
CHAS. f. PEABODY, General Manager.
Seattle
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pYrGE,T SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
sdnar,,'I ~ MI Tacoma. =. no Ar 4:{5asn
f0:15arn Lvl 3 Sea ttle sAr nam .,es,,r,
!, si.,,,,,i Ar ITO Victoria. FAlli1-v, S;SopTn
.DaNy except Monday.
e,.uo,,,er leaves YesIer wharf. Seattle.
SleaanV - arf ether Information apply
FOR FTApTAU. Gen. Ag;., \. P. r. r;
l. n Weller ave. and Front ST. Seattle.
q. YERkFS. Agent, fesler wharf,.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In Effect Oct. 3. 1894.

Seattle Everett and Whatcom route
S.a:e of Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. at 10 p. m.
Seattle and La Conner route-Fafrhaven
leaves Seattle daily, except sunday, at
-TelAnhnne 257. Yesler Dock.
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Some people arc constantly troubled with
pimrles and hollis, especially about the fac
ami neck. The hest remedy is thorough
course Of Ayers Sarsaparilia. which ex-
pels an humors through the proper chan
nels and So makes the skin become sof-.
healthy and fair.
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FLY on THIS FLYER"

FLY on THE FLYER"
SF>AT-rf y 10 TACOMA.
-Four ruana grjFsS daily except Sunday
IN one hour a-1 twenty-five minutes
The STE1 AMER "Fsf4Y Err
regular daily tripS. Scatkls-T2 coma
route, as follows.
Tax lnE effect
TUESDAY. MAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave SEA- tle--e.5. Il Is 8. m: s.tS SIS
r m Leave TaconGa-s.sn =. IN. 100 4:Aa.
N.e9 p. ~.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seatile-T-oe a. m. 1900. 500 ?. m
leave I8cNT,1--@,sa a m, : =. ~ 2. m
Landing Al Northern pncinc wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. fNot OF Mar
hon Strect. Sfx1ft1e
Surt3ays. excursion rates on steamer
Fie~si wool fare 5gar
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~.i-.ro June l2-The Illinois Sc.
..~~,.s,,v has given notice that on july
! ~ r.a~ cent increase viii he MAJ" ~ '-s
y,ares ~ the Joliet works eNe4'
,,-,~l-i-,.- on s.!3sug scale.
-.-. s,.l.,,-,tra~f National MeNs'an nafi
IN Furnish Music for the butchers oaI-
80 bau a. Nasasoa street pas -''o''
.,,.>-,...--.,- afternoon and evening
IL -..--,.-rr +..ssv Madison PARK.
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o1.yMprA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodious. steamer Mon
4ieeilo leaves Percivals wharf, olympia,
90 IN daily, except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia. 5 a. n leaves
Tacoma. II a m, arrives SeatIe.
- m returning: Leaves Seattle, p. M:
ipso ~, Tacorna. 4:70 pm: arrives Olympia.
20 ~ m. Iand.ngs-o Olympia. PeTc.ysl
wharf; Tacoma ~ /. X X VIA s ST..
and Tacoma. 5oe. Meals and staterooFns.
TIE Mon icello IS fast. ard ~ far the best
-. t,,t, 5Sa. HATCH BROS.
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One Fare
For the
Round Trip.

On account Of the GRAND CELEBRA-
TION AT SEATTLE on July 4th and 5th.
tickets will be on sale TO that city July
2. 3 and T. with final limit to July 9Th
SPECIAL EXCURSION also from Vic
toria to Seattle July 81. Round trip rate.
only $3.50
Seattle parties desiring to visit their
friends at points reached by y. z. r. r.
or Puget Sound * Alaska Steamship Co.
can purchase tickets at one fare for
round trip July Sd and 4th, and TO Port
land July I'd, 81 and 9Th.
For tickets and further particulars, call
on any agent OF the y. Z. X. Il. Co.
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nONNEY - 0TEwART. Usesr
- sakssA Pasiers corner u Third AAd Coz
uaAhAA strssts. seattle vashiasseA Tsis-
pAsas Ne II
STEAMERS.

EVERETT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 6:45 a. m, II 80 a m.
40 p. m. Leaves Everett a m. : p m.
Sundays-Leaves Seattle II a m. Leaves
'Ffsa.re-Single trip. 75c: round trip. s12s:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Iaanding-Colman dock. foot of Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
Claud Troup. Pres. T. w Goodhue. Sy.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
InIu. Samoa, Auckland. y. L.. and sgd
new Y s w without change.
Steamship Arawa. June =, p. m.
Honolulu only, steamship Australia.
IN THo IS ~ A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Boyd Block. Seattle.
" Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
J. p. spreokels & Bros. Co.. General
Agents. San Francisco.
TO ALASKA
And the Yukon River Gold Fields-Str.
ExreIsior will leave Seattle about July 3
Miners and others en- route 70 the gold
fields will he TRANSFERRED az 81 Mtchaels
ton and Trading. Cos steamer +. =.
Weare. which VIII land passengers al ell
points on the Yukon river pelOW Fort
Cuiahy.
J. c. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwabachers Wharf. Seattle. Wash
THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS,.
Steamer Utopia ]. \. % Brien. Master
Leaves Tacoma u noon, Seattle, Cen
trail wharf. p. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
bayen. New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday
Harbor going through to Vancouver ON
F'are 10 RIaine. s.: fare 10 Vancouver g.
For further information apply 10 Cen
trail wharf.
EVERETT AND SNOHMOISH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL.
leaves Central wharf daily at $50. OK
cent Wednesday and Sunday nights. call
ND at Edmonds, Everett. MarysViile.
lowell and Snohom!Sh. Returning leave
Snohornish at a. IN. except Monday and
THURSDAY Connecting at Snohomish with
1Ip river boats
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New duek suits from &I.5a NJ Just re
ceiAej ! y t5r3hfm 7lf Second street.
OK roae..ar ta-iay. Madison park
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria at = a tpSSSengers re-
celVesi on hoard at a M june :. !, i.
FOR Alaska June !. Il. - and q at
a m -,.. -.
Prom san Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at a. M. juno 4. >.
IL, 49, "a and -.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
s Wiley Navt2ration CO. = Steame9
MUI4TNOMAl.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
OLYMPIA at $50 a m Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma. NJ. 1880 a III Seattle as...l2'oo m
Seattle at. 1o0 . N Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma at. $50 . IN Olympia at...5;so p IN
CITY or ABF,RD FEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ...... T.3o a IN Tacoma ..... 9:Spa m
Tacoma .....10.to a IN Olympia 49,. LOO N
Olympia .... 2,f0 u IN TSlcCTIia $50. 9;u1 p m
Tacoma 800. 5.3o y III Seattle -. I;Sl p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma %
cents. Landing at Seattle. CITY dock.
foot OF Main street.
CITY DOCK co. Agents
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone ~
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IIaTap HABIT CURED. Wr.te To- frss 100,
Ll4lVA GoLDES SFKCIFic a. CInclnnA.A. -
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Tickets may he obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seaaue.
GOOD ALL PERKINS & CO.
General Agents San Essifcisco.
7 r TROWRRfDGE, Act. Z. ;. Supt..
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18th
Of July
Excursions.

Tickets will be on sale July Sd and 4th.
limited to July 5th, from all stations in
Washington and oregon TO points within
$50 miles
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u. s. DRY DOCK. sIDNEY. CHARLES
,TOT AND BREMERTON ROUTE.

Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
The Fast ard Connrnoiious Steamer
GEN. CANDY
leaves sidney At Bis O. IN. Ieaves Seatstt
a o n from General wharf. Tele<
phone 81.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPASY.
erps GARLAND AND EvANGF14-
FOR ALASKA

STEAMER CHnKAT
yane LIST. Making Two Trips .
Month
r,o- .r-,sf,. and passenger rates inquire
Z E. CAME
p.nroan avenue. foot of Spring street.
Telephone 7s.
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Then
Investigate

Every item advertised by ia that you take the
pal 10 investigate will DO US good. for we
know IL will please and perhaps surprise you at
its merit, coupled with cheapness.
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As 81 the present time a. the Rialto. We can
give you a better article, more servicea hls
and dTessy one. for less money than II has been
possible 20 heretofore procure Il for. When
offer an All " DOL suit for s. the mere state
msnt bears US out in cur claims, although an
ton.
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EVERETT AND sNoToMSH RIVER
l. ROUTE.
......n- clan Mcdonald leaves City
xiv exerrst Saturday, at IL MIDI
-, Tor richmond. Bdmonds. Mukiheo.
Wesbsr. Everett, Ma-ysville. las. Everett,
,TplCasa1 "a gnoho~u1Sh, connecting a. Snos
tt<1.s.t, vz~ft, h.fsafs for Cherry Valley,
'T,i4 aad an up river points; Returning.
Ia - srl5slornlsh 80 a. m daily. except
lhs ? lily. BOGARDUs g. co. Inc.
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