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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-30
Horse Meeting.

Rochester. Nov. 29-There viii be a
meeting of the New York State Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association here
tomorrow.
1t is believed that the most import
ant business to be transacted at this
meeting will be that looking to a re-
organization of the association and TO
the holding of breeders meetings ex-
cluSiVely in New York CITY,
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HAS ORDERED A REPORT.
Pope Instructs satoIii TO Write Up
the Clergy.

Rome, Nov. 29-It is reported at the
Vatican that the pope has ordered
Cardinal Satolli. late papal delegate TO
the United States to make report OF
the situation of the clergy in America
According TO the report, the pope
charged Cardinal Satolli to propose
such measures relative to the subject
as he might deem necessary. 1t is ex-
pected that Cardinal Gibbons will come
TO Rome to discuss the question under
Amusement and TO further enlighten
the pope as to the best means of i'm
proving the situation of the American
clergy. After all the data is at hand
and digested. it is probable that the
subject
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-30
THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Statement of Earnings For the
Month of October.

Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company's statement of
comparison of earnings and expenses
for the month of October and ten
months of 1896 with the same periods
of 1895 show the following:
PENNSYLVANIA railroad Zines directly
operated3. gross earnings month of
October. decrease. 1866, 400; ten months.
decrease, S1.452. GOO. Expenses, month of
October, decrease, S463, 900; ten months.
decrease, S247, 100. Net earnings. month
of October. decrease. $203, 400; ten
months, decrease. 81. 2O4. 900.
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CALLED HOME.
Baron saviIIc.

London. Nov. 29.-The death is announc-
ed of Baron Saville, who for years held
high diplomatic appointments He was
British minister to Saxony from 1866 to
1861; Ia the Swiss confederation. 1S67-6s; 10
Belgium. 1858, and to Italy, 1SS3-S7 He
was born in 1919. and was created baron
in 1888 with special remainder in default
of male issue to John SaYille-L umleN
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AIinnesota's Returns.

st. Paul, Nov 29.-The footings of
the Minnesota election returns in the
hands of the secretary of state are as
follows:
Mckinley, 19S,5O1; Bryan, 1885; Pal
mer, 1920; lowering, 1866; Matchett,
s95
The state board of canvassers does
not formally pass upon these returns
until Thursday, Dec. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-30
SADIE NrDONALD DEAD.
Young American Actress Passes
Away In Australia.

Sydney. N s, Nov. 2s.-Sadie Nc
Donald. the actress died here TODAY.
Miss Mcdonald was q years old and
left San Francisco in May last for a.
tour in Australia. playing in a ."Trip to
Chinatown" and a Milk White Flag"
Only a few days ago it was said that
the parents received a letter from the
actress in which she stated that she
was in the best of health and expected
to leave Australia on December 26 for
home. Her parents live in Brooklyn.
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OKLAHOMA CYCLONE.
1t Kills Women, Children, Cattle
and Horses.

Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 29.-In the cyclone
at Ralstcn Mrs. Dorman was killed. as
were two small children, while many
others were injured. The store house Of
J. H Conner was blown down and his
Foley's livery barn Is head of horses were
killed. In the eastern part of PAYNE
county, so miles from Herman, farm
houses were laid low and several persons
were wounded. After doing its work at
Ralstcn the cyclone crossed the Arkan-
has river entrede the Usage Indian nation
and for 20 miles northeast DESTROYED
everything in its way. The path of the
storm was about quarter of a mile
vida
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-30
BUTCHER WEYLER.
Still Continues to Murder Old Men
and Women In Battle"

still continues 10 hurder Oiu Wen
and Women In Battle"
Key West, Nov 29.-Late Havana
advices say the determination of pa
cificos continues by Weyler's secret or
ders. All commanders are ordered to
clear the country of non-combatants.
This is done silently. Communication
with the country is difficult, and it is
hard to obtain details. The massacres
only become known through the con-
LESSONS of officers and soldiers in some
cases. Colonel Struch, it is said, openly
boosted in Havana of killing over 300
old men, women and girls who sur
rendered in Pinar del Rio province.
Many have been also killed in other
provinces. 1t is also reported that
Colonel Struch while in his cups gave
revolving details of the Pinar del Rio
massacre.
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Sued n Candidate.

Omaha, Nov. Pc. P. Roggen has
sued Henry T. Oxnard. the Nebraska
sugar maker. for $1,000. alleging the
amount to be due for services rendered
the defendant in South Dakota in the
lnterst OF his candidacy for the United
States senate.
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Revolution In Progress.

New York. Nov 3O-The Herald's
special from Buenos Ayres says:
Alarming reports have been received
from Montevideo, Uruguay, which
tie revolution in that
republic has not yet been suppressed,
and that the federal troops have met
with disaster at the hands of the in
surrectionists, who crossed the Brazil
ian border into Uruguay.
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WineI Ont IL TOXIN.

Guthrie, o. T.. Nov. 29.-News comes
from Ralston. on the Arkansas river,
about a miles northeast of here, of
destructive cyclone, which nearly
wiped out the town. Several persons
were injured and nearly every house
in the place was blown down
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DeceivIng Even Vim. EorIv.

Boston Transcript: Edith-He told me I
was so interesting and so beautiful
Maude-And yet you will trust your
self for life with a man who begins de-
ceiving you even at the commencement
of his courtship
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ing the cash register. Lauterbach re-
covered as they were passing out
through the door and fired several
shots at them. He then fell again and
is now confined at his home. suffering
from several severe wounds on the
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EIevating the stage.

Roxbury Gazette: There doesn't seem
70 be so much of a demand for the eleva-
ton OF the stage now as formerly; do
you think sop
NO; but you know that's because
women are giving up wearing high hats
at the theatres
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BEAT 4 sALO0N,IAN.
Chicago Things Intent on Robbery
Slug the Pronrfefnr.

Chicago. Nov. 29.-Three men armed
with pieces of gas pipe entered
George Lauterbachs saloon at p
North State street tonight, beat the
proprietor Numerically With their
blunt weapons and escaped, after loot
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Cnnrhf IN thn a..

spare Moments: Suitor (seeing flowers
on table)-May / take this as a token of
your friendship?
Fashionable Miss-Good gracious. no
sir! Why, that's my new bonnet.
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CORBETT ALL RIGHT.
AFTER REST HIS JAW Is AGAIN
IN GOOD CONDITION.

'Hns Hope of Meeting Fitzsim-
nons"-Win Fight on Stuart-s
Mexican Farm as Last Resort
Says Fitz Talks Too Much and
wouldn't That Kill You.
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DIR. Pinckney w. Ellsworth.

Hartford, Nov. 29.-Dr. Pinckney
Webster Ellsworth, one of the best
known physicians of the city and a son
OF Ex-Governor William Ellsworth,
died at his home here this mornin-.
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Bcnuregard Bnnz.

Charleston, Nov. 29.-Beauregard
Boaz, professor of mathematics and
astronomy in the College of Charleston.
died this afternoon after a short i'll
ness
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Now the Veirhbors KNEW

Fleigende Blaetter: 1T must disgrace
me before ali the neighbors that YOU
come nome drunk
BUT, my dear. who saw me?''
no one; but they all heard me scold-
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POLICE AND FIRE BOARD
New Organization Will Get to
Work Tonight.
ASSERTIONS THAT EsLINGER WILL
BE MADE CAPTAIN.

rh. Rumors That Chief Pratt Is to
Be DepOsed still C1rcuiate''-AP-
parentIy Nothing to Base iheh
Upon-TaII1 of w. j. Lynch as the
Next Chief.
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TEXANS TO THE FRONT.
Two Hundred Cowboys to Fight Fox
Cuba's Freedom.

San Antonio, Tex. Nov. 29.-It is re-
ported here today that an expedition of
200 Texas cowboys is almost ready to de-
coast near the Mexican line for Cuba
The expedition was organized by an agent
of the Cuban insurgents who has been in
this Part of the state for several weeks
a large quantity of arms and ammunition
will be taken b. the PARTY.
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Prince Lingi In America.

Halifax. Nov. 29.-The Italian cruiser
Christie Colombo, with Prince Luigi of
Savoy on board, arrived here this even
ing from Boston.
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Yonkers Statesman: Mrs. Crimsonbeak
Are you sure you came straight home
from the office iass night, John?
Mr. Crimsonbeak-Well as straight as
I could. dear
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Carriage Works burned.

York, Pa, Nov 29-This morning
the Queen street shops of the Martin
carriage works were burned. Loss,
nearly $4,000.
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loss of eight killed. The Spanish loss
was two killed and an officer and five
priYates wounded.
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1YPHUs ANTI T0xINE.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY WELL.
KNOWN BERLIN PHYSICIANS.

Claim Made That NumbcrIexs Lives
VIII BE Preserved as IA Result
Fruits of Recent Experiments
Soon 20 BE Published For the
Benefit of the Medical World.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-17
CHAPTER XII.
Anywhere. Anywhere Ont of the
world"

Anywhere, Anywhere Out of the
world"
The struggle had been almost more
than May could bear: but she had re-
solved to go through with tito drink
the cup to the dregs; and she man
aged to give herself sufficient strength
TO make that little speech to John
Gridiey.
No sooner were the words uttered,
than the reaction took place.
She shuddered as she thought of
them. and the remembrance of Ernest
Hartrey rushed with renewed force
into her mind. She loved him and only
him, yet she had promised her hand
In marriage TO another.
The agony was dreadful, but uncon
seriousness relieved her sufferings for
awhile.
But the next day-oh, that was the
most dreadful that May had known in
her short life.
The sharp, agonizing pang was over
but in its stead there came a dull.
heavy, aching pain, as now, compare
lively calmly, she could think OF what
she had done. and the full force of it
appeared glaringly before her.
Was there no relief for her? Was
there no way in which she could es-
cape from the dreaded marriage?
Then her thoughts wandered to
where a quiet little pool lay nesting
under the hills, overshadowed by tall
trees; and as size looked from the win
dow, the moaning wind seemed to bid
her to fly thither for relief, and the
branches of the elms nodded and beck
oned to her to leave the cottage, and
find rest and peace forever in that
still water, which mirrored the clouds
as they went racing across the firma-
ment
Yea there she thought she would
ind relief. for Ihither they could not
follow her.
what would be her fate If she
sought wilfully her peace in death?
she covered her face with her hands
aud wept for the sinfulness or her
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CHAPTER XIII.
Treats of Various Members of the
Eartrey Enmfly.

Miss Agatha Henwood had given
May some faint hope that Ernst Hart
rev might return and claim her for his
wife; but she had done it more out Of
pity for the poor girl than from any
belief that the hope could ever. be
realized.
Where was Ernest Hartrey!
That vas the question which May
asked so often without Obtaining any
satisfactory reply.
Agatha Henwood was called sharp
and snappish in her manner: and 50
she was TO some; but to May she was
kind and tender as a mother.
Agatha Henwood was called sarcas-
tic, and was supposed to delight in
cruel speeches; aud certainly she had
the art Of saying d~isag-eeable things
10 those who annoyed her, but with
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Titan

WILL E'
| CHANGE |
!. rrepaF
lac present ="
Ii j. Confident
|shsn the prit''
action the re
Il. VIII FOLIO"
%apyright, 1886.
anaon. Sept. 10
4 Of the moment
|, action in reg'
Ered. and the
{,ap is openly tn
,re heretofore Y
Of Turkish a
gsed with disia
f,he continent. nm
rOnstantinople i
discussed TO su
4 there is no dou
will be the lea
4 move. She Is
slene if the pc
|%eooperating witt
\. Il is said. bu
Ellsh fleets are
deets of other
example, II TO
n the %apprehens
ItAem will gain ;
|tbe long-looke
affairs of the
art from the
Inst the action
han, the protest
bat Britain. resi-
ning OF mass nae
Ithe country, WI
rented with the
h. the hand Of I
nry, there are OIL
n the queen and
approve OF .
badly the best |
tlsh premier has
M Is found in the
in the Cons . |
Inspired from
pdlng a change il
throne of the L
De consensus of
THAT the methc
|ald be left 10 the
HERE is no doubt
Ms Of the army
and church.
Europe insists
the sultan il
know from
10 do il. The
~hlerranean is ab
fotilla Of torpet
d have passed I,
The British fee
Eala bay. Salol
Iming distance o
|pyright. 1876. \
Nearing "a
|nsnntinople. :,
have eyes to )
more evident I
Is in the affair.
Imsn empire. Il
0ferS no signs
e fate that is In
be limit that ha
bed in the pati,
powers With I
inati0n OF the A
steadily and lie
he turks. There
raneor display
toward the A
M fhn p,Ifnn
Contention tn:
PERSISTENT and 4
p aud agitat
tignty OF the su
the stringent
that have b
Re color has
%oatention Of IN
liiat some of I
~ have receive
ihe HiBtchpk ri
declaring III;
Iaded by the
~ the raid by
pan bank are
De a more :
- the Turkish,
much wider n
sneh resulted
lalnate slaugil
p city.
p Friday there
Of the patr,
l4la the subur
which are sir,
English an.bass,
~Buyukdere a
'ultan's precau,
n future outrag
ae warning
Ilion the power
IMderstood, con
Of those who
sm be respons
w the destrr,
rs Of lie occur
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Names Et

d., I'll
[ sna Me-, Sep
F'asressional q
Frcm i
Is have been
coneede I'd
4. win, the onl
|. the size of ii
E' Ill.,. that the]
rs not exceed
\ - Iaillns
H. vote owing d
II declaration
/, on the mona,.|
n ae first nom
\ Tor governor
h me ticket beiI
k,h is believes
k,, mat most of n
vote ID
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\ o.wever. with
n u the Repn5lI|
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FuVed is predid|
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-17

l'ssr as. Sept In
, 'smbria, from
|Ra'sa Barton, tll
froa'. soci,
Essss. "a At scene o1,s
fthMass Barton
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cs'ooochran adj
|nlaayo audien
standard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-28


CITfI. SERVICE EXAMrNATIGSS-No
sfrx Is hereby given IN accordance with
gre provisions CT section c< article XVI
Of the city charter that examinations
vii De held In the city hall fer Al. per
scrs who have filed applications fer ps-
xftfcgs IL the classified civaa service OF
Ne rsry es Seattle. a mentioned below.
police Recommendations and drly-
e~s November IS. ING
r-sra ssspsrruseny-~AI pcsisior= IN this
department. below that Of assistant chief
November =. lSss
Issrsry. derartment-fsookhfns stitch
er ara clerk November g. lS<~s
nassa r.rssersg Of buildings. bridges and
whsrvcs-Naster Of garbage scow No.
versber g. iSS
General labor-An positions IN the labor
service including axsr1en. carpenters
brickisyers. biacksrnithse wagcnnakerS
transfers cart drivers. tunnels-s general
lahorerS etc. November ~ isSs
Ali applicants will be examined in she
branches specified in the rules and rcSu-
fations OF the commission. and IN The re-
auirements OF the position for which they
apply.
No applications for these EXAMINATIONS
will be approved later than six DAYS p-l,-
10 the date % such examination.
Each applicant will receive postal no.
tice Of the exact tiyue OF his examination
By order OF the civil service commission
81 the city OF Seattle.
A. n CIRCUIT. Secretary
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PACIFIC CoAsT STEAMSHIP co.

The magnificent: steamers Cnasttia'
City az Puehla ard walls Waila ply oe-
tween Seattle and San Francisco gaining
az Port Townsend and Victoria n &. AZ
fellows.
Leave Seattle Due
For San Francisco san Francisco. a. m. :
Sa m: November {. IL. Is
November : 4 Is u. -
Is e. - December /. =. H. l&.
December ! 8 Is IS Il, %, 81
% -
Leave San Franz Due Seattle p. m.
cisco for Seattle sNovefnher & Is. Is.
a. m. 3. ~
November s 10 s5.ipeceraher s IL. IL
-. * u. - -
December s 10. ISL
-, Is. -.
The magnificent steamer City Of Topeka
leaves Seattle a; a, IN. for Alaska No
vember i& y. December Il. y. January
l.. -. Due back at Seattle November =.
December 10. ). January 10. "a. Feb
rsIary 5
The company reserves right 10 change
steamers or sailing dates,
j. r. TROWBRIpGE r. =. Supt.
Seattle. Wash.
coodall Perkins s Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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4 10
) ROSSLANn|
AND ALL.
! Kootenay Pointk
TIME scnEDu,..

TIME SCHEDULE
In Effect November IL IL
Trains Leave Seattle
For Spokane. st. Paul and East q.
For Portland. 4;su a. m and 10 &
sF'or olympia. Gray's Harbor ~ -
Bend. ? a. m.
For Carocnado. s:S n m
For Tacoma. a.sa ana a. M. 80 =.
$40 p. m
Trains arrive at Seattle
a. M.
From Spokane. ST. Paul ana ~ 7
From Portland 5sfn and -
sFrom Olympia. Gray's Harhs1
South Bend. s:io p. IN.
From Carbonate. III 40 A. m
From Tacoma. SO. SIS and M =
$40 and i:so p. IN.
sDaily except Sunday. All oshnr, -
This card subject 10 change WITH ~
tice.
Through tickets to japan ana CT. "a
Northern Pacific SteamShip CofnsSrS
American line. 4
For rates. routes and other infesu
cali on or address
I. A. NApuk3
City Ticket Office. corner 70
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Office. coruer -
avenue and Columbia street
A. u. CHAHl80m
Assistant General PassengeF
No. es5 Morrison street. cofnef
Portland. Or.
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serscs no snn rrslsC.

aar oouey 70 parties yepreeeufsnx 10 he
01Safs Of the GeAttlo Post-fnse1t{gen
oSceDs ths soite.tng. who are tbs oaiy
eoshexfsed tssvssing afs1ss e hs Pest
VaUiey. Z A. HesEseon. VIII II
6anna and c. r. Peck. THIS does
0ef sppay % roe34ent sgents Of shis
dds and towns IN the Ncrthwsse. nor
= pootwa1seTs. Who are n eli eases sa-
{beejssd TO- take sueeeFipxtons for the
9sncGr. CRY collectefs: !. a Cashcart.
Il s. 0AW5sy. ~. ~. DW1G Cd Wn-
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
s:ooanslI.vl Nj Tacoma illolA-l 4:tsam
io:issmlLvl 81 Seattle s2lArl s.noAm
1:Ss,msLvl TsPt. Townsend MAriil ;&5pm
Alpm Arillo Victoria / MLvi S:S0pm
sDa.iy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes irst-class accom-.
uaoiations. carving both freight and pas
senger7. and leaves from Ycsser wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire OF
a. r Tu SD%OyKE
Yesier wharf Seattle
l. A. NADEAv
General Aeent n p. Railway.
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STEAMERS
FIT ON The FLYER

FLY on The FLYER"
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Fur rocr3 srscs daily. eS>ep. sunday
IN ore horr aas swersy-ave rsnuieA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Kegue- daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
ro0-e sse~ r..
TAXING EFFECT Tuesday. NAY
TINE CARD
Ss7Sse fare. sec: ronri trip. .tc.
Leave Seast.e-ss& Has q. N. ss<A sis
D. n
Leave Tac-rs-e.N a N l. tn y n
SUNDAYS.
Leave Sesssse-. . n- u m: m
leave Taccra-ssN a. m ~ 80 p N
LaN-s-g AZ Northern Pacific wharf La
coma AMI Commercial dock. foot OF MA
rsca street Sesssss
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana Stale o.
Washington FARE SAr
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROsAIYE.
Arlington 3ock caves for Victoria ara
Port Towrsend daily. excsDs sunday Al
L. p q n. returning leaves TLcrorss A.
80 a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for P5f.
Townsend and gsy ports daily except
sunday n a. E~. sunday. direct a. >
q. II. returning 5i.ert. caves Por.
TewnsenS =; D m phor~ Pfse -
HHATCOM SEATTLE AND TACOMA
P3fTTE-Tske steamer Eay CITY for An
acorres. FA!rhaven or Whatcon- leaves
Conms rcA4 dock. TaconS. D. m ci,y
dock tfoos Main sfreetl. SEATTLE .. m:
Tuesdays Thursdays ans Saturday. Re-
timing leaves Hh2,ccn = .. r. Fairha-
M sun1sys wedns2sAys ana Frsdsya
FareS-s~afsle 81. or 81 - round TIP; t.
coma 0-Ss o. y round TIP
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.
Eeatti. and Townsend Neah Bay route
Steam7s Garland leaves Yesisr dock Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays II q N
for Port Tow ascend. Port Williams. Dan.
geness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent Gettys-
burg. Py shit. Csa.iam Bay ana SeAh Bay:
returning arrives At Seattle .. m. On
opposite days. Steamer Evangtl leaves
Yesier dock for Por; Townsend, Port An.
geles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at $50 .. m.: arrives Seattle
alternate days $50 D. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-28
co AZ THE CREYHorNn.

GO On THE CINE FOI Nd.
Everett EdmonGs, SEehon1ish Route.
Two round trips daily except sunday. In
effect Nov. -. iNss: Leaves Seattle s:fs a.,
m. i:45 p. m. leaves E,s arett 10 a. nl..
y. M. Seattle landing. Colman dock. Ev-
erett landing. Merchants dock. Connects
with Str. Flyer for Tacoma, with Str. Mi
kado for Snohomish. with train for Monte
cristo and way stations. Telephone, Red
S3i. FRANK w. GOoDHUE. Mgr.
l.. 4 n. TRANSFORMATION CO.
Weekly Time Card. Skagit River Route:
Steamer Champaign leaves Seattle Nov.
q. at L. midnight. Nov. %. at IL midnight.
Nov. q. at L. midnight. Leaves Mount
vernon, Noss %. ~ : a. m. NOV. q; AZ
wood. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon and
Avon. tTulalip going south Sunday and
north Tuesday, City dock, steamers for
Telephone. Main s.. s. @. YERKES. Mgr.