davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
M. CRONAN,

20O K St., and 1IOS-IIIO Third st..
sacramento, CAL,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEAL
er In Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham
payne.
The record-union., 1896-12-02

Alex Holmes Photo Studio. 1908 10th
The record-union., 1896-12-02

Returns from the several Congress
sional Districts of the State have been
received and footed up by the Secretary
of State, showing the result to have been
as follows:
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

T.. Y. Mantaee 81 Omaha. IS in the
CITY. tEr guest ~ friends.
William E.rby, ut Sue springs, Is the
guest Ql his brother j. ;. kirby. OF This
city.
Marriage IIaeus were issued yesterday 10
" il Skeifgu and LA ~. Loose, an 2
G.3r-s W. MrcaEty ana Aiss Mary a.
suit On tax al was dled yesterday
against property John-uns S addition FOR
con rlst work john iu 1891
The HoglS ID r. city opened yesterday
both pubic ara. private.
Fra Isrk a1.tved home yesterday
from heuN-r % -pl position Nith cAr
1t ,la -Apras- -aHp p-ulea oi the city.
number of tar members Of the Bap-
tist church held 9 llEation party AT the res
ileu.e o. Rev A T. Breaker Wednesday
a p sting of n Commercial Club was
held iH-- uisht and nun Der OF questions
Wera hT1H-Et up b discussion prrtatlius
te tGa interests II he city.
Rev g. = Rider returned 10 Liberty yes
terJay, after hr.-f visit with friends in
Sis Rrbekah Jones. Of kansas city.
Is the guest q Mrs. T. J, Watson. of this
CITY
HIz ". T. Peters is entertaining Airs.
William Norris, q AeXieo, No al her
Elme an south Main street.
Ly.e ana Adam ILL left yesterday Tor
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

who is I'm on health or ailnE.
Iu tle ease Of Mary l.. Campbell, Of
Albion. Nohlt Co.. hid. her suffering
was SO severe. Lcr relief so suddenly real
iel. and h.r gratitude so great that she
wishes the circumstances published. in
the hope ,lat others may he benefited
thrr,.y SHE SAYS: l.
Iv physician told me / had dropsy
ami failing of the womb. My stomach
and bowels were so tioated | could not
get fun breath. My face and hands
vcr, I'oatod badly. lad that dreadful
lea..ut-lnun pain. hackacbc, ralritation
Of the heart. and nervousness.
"Oua Of MY physicians told me had
something growing in my stomach; and
tho medicine that I took gave me relief
ouly for n short time. ! thought | must
die. began to take Lpdi0 4. Pmkhom's
Vegetable Compound, and il worked like
q charm After taking the hrst bottle
could walk across the street, now am
we'll advise all my friends to take it,
--MAHl E.CAMrBELt Albion, Noble Co.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03


I'inklla1n
and her
army Of
patti nts;
and she
freely So
lcts let
ter from
any vO-
man Ticl
or nnnr.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

TIE Kansas CIry Cve. Lgarl ~ ira -
had q dinner ana executive bus mess E=-= ION
al tLe Clatt- Mouse last etsE.ls,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

The United states Trust Cos ia - L.
or guar Ian taxing charge lf 40 funds
AMI ser aritl-s .lnureteI aIth sael fft.-.
TIE eHflTe apltH ri t1- son. I.tul s-. IaH
49, Il ste4 i4 United tate= b4l-= h. 4r
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

To HiFoF sIEHtI I1e v lTHr DrliulnCT.
AS Wus aUrNaIad IN yesterday S
urnal Mayor DAVIS signed tta Weaver
telephone ana conduit tranehiese orLl-
nance carly yesterday morning.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

send II % your friends. Get copies
business ollie. Wrapped Tor maill-.-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

Au actual =lia ~ gives precisely wh4U
s nrlrll--s. vi NJ 5lo- comm
.rH-If ~ -EeFg ..Vf ~ bargains al4 rrurl-
5ueh yaa ~4li lI4 A}ttI n 1l. t-I fuI
- III 4I44= u w w-l-h ~ llss
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-03

The santa ~ s-a is th- only Ir. Eay-
ius fast aayl tEaiu % Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since january / and For
YESTERDAY

Real estate transactions since January
!. lss5, are s5.I75.eJ7.I0 There were filed for
record Tuesday y deeds, the consi6era-
lions being sS.Sso.s7. Following is a list
furnished by the Daily Bulletin. room Is
Occidental block:
John NJ Eubheli to Elizabeth A. Hub
bell. block 81. supl plat, Woodland Park
ad, Nov. Is, 81
j. P. Cox 10 Maggie NJ. Cox, block s,
salmon Bay Park al. and block 9. Boule-
ward Place al. Dec. q, 81
Lewis s. Clark TO Third Street Il Sub
uroan Railway Co. lot {. block IS. Lake
View ad. Dec. 80. 81.
Fred W. Lee ct ux. to John b Chapin.
hot II. block = Rainier ad. Nov. 3. q. c.. 81
Crawford az Conover to s. l. Crawford
lots I. 5. 9. 10. block IS, Bigelow's al. July
3 1894. $40.
S. L. Crawford to Clara NJ. Crawford,
same property. Dec. "A. SO.
James Clark ct TX. to Archie McBeth. 7
acres in sw sw sec Is. ID q. r 4. Dec. 5, SEQ
Martin Nicholson TO Maren Nicholson.
lot ?, block 3. Sander-Boman Real Estate
Co. 5 LIST ad. Dec. 81. So
A. r. Smith TO Elizabeth Martin lots !
10 8, block 81, s. p. Land Co.'S I'd al, Des
Moines, May Is. $40.
Judge r. Andrews et ux. 70 Mary Brown,
lot 8. block 10. Fan City. Dec. %. $50.
Sheriff TO Herman Chaplin, lots T. 3 block
vide between said lots and center line be-
ween Yesler way and Washington street,
Dec. 80, s.. $50
Sheriff TO Oregon Mortgage Co, Ltd,
OF !, block 2s, Lincoln Pontius' al, Dec. -.
i. S2s.37
Jennie c. Neville TO L. Charles Neville.
community interest in lot 8, block a, d. r.
Oenny's Sd ad, North Seattle, Dec. 81, q.
q, 81.
Marcella L. Farwell to w p. McElwain.
\ WIZ lot 4. block ii, A. A. Denny's ad. Dec
?, 1894. q. C.. 81.
1 Marcella L. Farweli to w p. McElwain.
1t $, block A, Dunn's ad, Oct. %. 5. W. 81
W. L. McEl~ain to Blanche Terry lot =
lock A. Dunn's al. and all interest in
Wa lot l. block IA. A. a. Denny's ad, Dec.
S, 81.
j. Albert Jackson ct Tx. to Boston Ma
onal bank. lots TO 4. 10 %. block l, lots
II 10 ~. block ?. kirkland Gardens adj
Kirkland: lot Is. Lake Dell. lots TO 10.
lock 4. Keystone ad. Kirkland: Sc ne sec
%. tp ., ;. Dec. ., 81.
Herman Chaplin TO same, lots 2 g. block
3, A. A. Denny's ad: lots l. 3. block q.
fanford's ad South Seattle; undIs lots l, 4,
block II. A. A. Dennys ad. lots 5, 6, 9 TO IL,
block !. Home ad. Dec. g, 81.
Albert NJ. Brookes ct ux. TO same. lot 1.
&C 9. tp q. 4, Dec. q, 81.
Israel II. and Maza p. WEIGH to Otto
ANN, gig acres in sw ne sec "a, tp 20, r 6,
uly ., 800.
w. O. and Margaret A. WEIGH to same.
acres in sw NV sec "a, tp %. G. July q,
G1
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamers Evangei and Garland have
gone back TO their old rates 10 Port Town
end now that the rate war between tina
Puget Sound a Alaska and the North
western Steamship Company Is settled.
Can't. Garrison yesterday shipped four
men 10 Port Townsend for the barkenfine
Mary Winkleman. loaded with lumber
from Port Gamble for Australia Tho
men signed for SO month, the usual
wages for deep sea voyages.
Steamer Evanssel started out at $50 yes
terday afternoon in order to accommodata
Capt Tozior and officers Of the revenue
cutter Grant going TO Port Townsend. and
officers OF the revenue cutter corwtn. who
came down TO Seattle to see the old year
out.
There ia being prepared at the Brooklyn
navy ward an electrical device for signal
ing at sea which presents novel features.
1t isa frame three and onts-haIr feet = tslfe.
with lights so arranged as 10 show all the
letters OF the alphabet as they are illu~
minated one after the other by electric
connection with a circuit for each. IL Is
claimed that these letters VIII De visible
at a distance OF ten miles. and sea trial
will be given as soon as the apparatus
Is completed.
Steamship City Cd Topeka got in at 4
O'clock Yesterday morning. with a cargo
Of ore and halibut and the folloSing pa 4
sengers. Miss A. Fitzgerald. Miss A. ID.
Bennett Mr. w J. CcrbSft, Miss Bsrnadd,
Mr.. p j Moore. Mr.. r. kaufman. MIRA
f. KimbaIi, Mr.. J. ]. Chisholm. sIr. @. j.
Anderson. Mr.. p. Davltts. MIR. ]. II. Me-
Walters Mr., Il l.. Purvis, Mr. Il. NJ.
Berry; Mr.. T. lie Roy. Mg J; Mbe9uill,a.n.
Judge Warren Truitt and Mrs. Truitt.
Mr.. John Schultz. Mr.. y. FTtzslmons,
Mrs. Bianch Thornton, Mr. Thoinas Tnofp,
Mr.. Wills Novel;, Mr. Thomas J. Case.
and Capt. Wyrnan and four sailors from
the schooner Eiwood.
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houseworil. bur lived as one OF ths family.
After remaining thus az Fargo for about
sighs years We all came together 70 Ia
coma IN ISSs. where Mr.. Hendricks in
tended 70 80 into the hotel business Ha
was unable TO furnish me with money, and
l had 10 SO ont fer work. In doias this
LETT Annie with Afr. and Mrs. Hendricks.
always paid them each month for Annie .
clothing and other expenses, but noT for
her board and lodging. The Hendrickses
stayed Ia Tacoma about year and n half.
and then came 20 Seattle, bringing Annie
With them. No had feelings were aroused
concerning the child. ard there was no con-
ffict about her. / remained IN Tacoma.
For the lasf six years Annie has worked
for Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks. and all her
school expenses hsve come out Of my
osn pocket.
in deciding 70 so with the Hendrickses
instead OF returning 10 me, Annie has been
Influenced by them. She cannot be prsju-
diced AGAINST her step-father. for she has
never Yet lived under the same roof with
him. I 10 not like the tone Of what has
been said on this subject. for I think 1t is
an effort 70 work NJ prejudice against my
husband. l DO not SEQ why you print his
name simply 'Cusack. and in the same
article speak OF Mr. He2Gricks.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic Office, custonr
house, Port Townsend. Wash, will furnish
on application. free OF charge. full infor-
nation regarding the following notices to
mariners viz.
Bay OF Bengal, ALBANIAN islands. Pert
Blair. alteration in color OF buoys.
Bay OF Bengal. Burma coast. Mergui har-
Dor. revised sailing directions.
California, san Francisco entrance, Mile
Rocks channel danger rock located.
Connecticut. Captain harbor. alteration in
buoyage.
Cornfleld point and Clinton harbor. changes
in photography.
Denmark. south coast OF Fyen. heading
lights on Taasinge and Truro Crhore) ISL
ands.
East india islands. Alas strait reef north
west OF Lawang island.
Errata- Notice TO mariners. No 70 OF
1885
Maine. Egsemoggin reach, eastern en-
trance, Devils Head ledge buoy moved.
Maine. Keunebec river, intended light on
Ames ledge spindle
Massachusetts, Nantucket sound. Cross
rip Shoai Eghtvessel replaced by Relief
NghtveSselA
Massachusetts, Salem harbor and APP
proaches, dangerous rocks.
Mediterranean sea, Archipelago. Mltyien1
island. shoal in Malkri bay.
Mediterranean sea, Sicily. south coast
Pozzallo Light discontinued.
Norway. Christiania ford. Torbtornsk-
jaer iigh thouse. alteration in fog signal
Norway. south coast, Christiania ford.
sunken rocks southwark OF T!omo end
eastward Of Rauo.
Norway, southwest coast. Raegsf1or1
(Rekedord), alterations In lights.
Norway, west coast. Ona island. intended
light on Hgsoen.
Philippine islands. San BernaSlino strait.
shoal OF south end OF Kapul island.
Philippine islands. south coast OF Luxon.
Verde island passage. light exhibited On
Malahr!go point.
Russia, gulf OF Finland. Kronstadt. shoaI
81 South channel.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Jan. Notwithstanding
Victoria win take out a full cargo of -four.
lumber. cotton, machinery and general
merchandise. The work OF loading her
has been pushed night and day. Her cargo
will include 1890 tons OF -four. 100 bales
OF cotton, 1900 bales OF cotton dTill. -
spars, a quantity OF machinery for Japan
and a large amount of condensed milk.
She will sail Saturday.
Steamship Gorsedd sailed last night fop
Delagoa bay.
Steamship Aladdin is taking on coal az
the bunkers.
Steamship Lakme Is taking on Q cargo
OF lumber at the st. Paul mill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
MARINE NEWS.

HoQulam. Dec. -Speciai.-Arrived--
Schr Volunteer. from Tlentsin. Chiuas
schr c. A. Thayer, from Fiji islands; schrs
Nolante and Ivy, from san Francisco; str
Point Iona. for Cosmopolis from San
Francisco: schrs Laura May and Twilight.
for CosmopoltS from san Francisco: schrs
Catherine Sudden. Dora Bluhm, Fanny
Dutard and American Girl. for Aberdeen
from San Francisco.
Steamer Point Iona reports having seen
what was supposed 10 have been a deck-
load OF lumber floating about thirty miles
south Of the Columbia river Sunday night.
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seem 20 check the evils OF private agen-
cles only IN temporary and spasnodlc
way"
The report SAYS there Is one abuse tha.
q Tree Office viii always be exposed 20 as
long as private parties or private agencies
are allowed 10 sell Jobs. and that is the
theft OF Sohs from free Offices. As in
formation cannot, in law. De made the sub
ject OF theft. there IS no possibility OF
prosecution for this imposition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
HOTEL DHER

Hull Ill DlLER.
y. K. Trete, Halter.
III. FTedson, Shelton.
Mrs. NJ. Fredson, Shelton
a. L. Kent, Shelton.
Mrs. Kent, Shelton.
y. W. Merrifield Everett.
James Mccoy, Wickersham.
Peter Paul. Port Gamble.
w. r. Lougfelow, Port Gamble
Rev: William Harris, Snohomish.
John Smith, Skykomish.
W. II. Verd, Bryant
Miss, Coul, Dewatto. Wash.
James Rankin. Green River.
J. .. Hewitt Vancouver. Il. Q.
William James. Oak Harbor.
William McGilI!s. Lake Washington.
Simon Berg, Port Gamble.
Ned Schoeraff, North Bend.
Mrs. c. Thomson, Richmond.
i. G. English, Mount Vernon.
Miss B. Ellison, Vancouver, Wash
Miss l. Ellison. Vancouver, Wash.
II. W. White, Tacoma.
c. Z. Eaton, Coupeville.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
S. r. Burling. Steamer Fairhaven-
J. w. Harris. T'ulalip, Wash.
James +. Crawley, City.
+. Bush, Leavenworth. Wash.
\. l. McCfinton, Port Townsend
T. o. Babcock. City.
Jack McLaine, City.
T. p. Christian, Port Townsend
II. a. Kennedy, Minneapolis.
Joseph Lawler. White River.
Mrs. Joseph Lawler, White River.
l.. u. Hastings, Port Townsend.
b. s. Miller, Marysville,
Frank Addy. San Francisco.
p 3. Keany, Tacoma
John w. LyalL Tacoma
John II. Moyle. Juneau.
a r. Lewis Portland.
L. V Guoix. Agent Joe cawthorne CO.
G. Pierce, Dennfg, Wash
Mrs. G. Pierce. do
E. s. Eckart Port Townsend.
S. N. McGaffey, Sumas.
T. J. c. ScOones, City.
G. NJ. Ralston. Kensington,
w r Wiley. Auburn, Wash
William Petchell. Tacoma
]. II. Faler Tacoma.
HOTEL BUTLER
G. E. De Steiguer City.
]. Z. Kennys, Tacoma
d. Waldo. City.
Ferdinand Danko. New YORK.
5. X Jenner. Tacoma.
c X Kingsley. Tacoma.
Miss FITZGERALD. Juneau, Alaska
Edwin Hofsbad. Mary Island, Alaska
4. r. Plechner. st. Paul.
Wills r. Novel;. juneau. Alaska.
A J. Battle. Jr.. New York
r. Z. Plough, Chicago.
F. NJ Hawkes.. Tacoma
T. W. Handy and wife, Tacoma
r. Dimock. u. s. s Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Benzam, City.
". H Woodruff. jr.. Tacoma
George d. Mclean. Mount vernon
Perry Poison, Ia Conner.
Morris Wollheimer. Mount Vernon.
Mrs, @. w. r Johnson. Juneau.
Mrs. N. r Foruia. Hamilton.
E 3 Norton. Oakland, Cal
J. O'Connor Tacoma.
T. Evans, Sacramento.
RAINIER-GRAND HOTEL
John Martin. San Francisco.
Thomas Doyle, San Francisco.
6 r. Sargent. Cleveland, o.
J NJ Foster, Boston.
\ r Knapp, San Francisco
p Allen. Philadelphia
". c. Justice, Defaulter Co
W z. Bode, San Francisco.
6 =. Eley. Dubois. Ill
r :. Bingham, Tacoma
Warren Tralitt and wife. Sftka-
w T. Reynolds and wife. Siika-
D. r. Darwin. Chicago
T $ Bale, Victoria
Sherwood Ciillespy, New York.
". A. Jack. New York.
r 7 Wheeler and wife. vancouver.
a p. Taylor, Everett
Tch- 4 ". Iethbridge. Vancouver.
II Claw Eversole, SeatfiA
PROT. NJ Constant. Seattle.
r. IL. Vance, Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
MARKET FOR LABOR,
Commissioner Lambs Report OF
the Free Bureau.
EMPLOYER AND WORKMAN AIoEu
The Value OF the once Demonstrate,
by Applications for Help From
More Than $50 Towns.

Labor Commissioner Lamb has prepared
his annual report for TIE last year, for
submission 10 the mayor. The report con-
tains a review OF the work done by the
free employment bureau during the year,
with a summary OF the work done In 1894,
and suggestions and recommendations fdS
the future good Of the office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
CONTEST FOR A CHILD.

LITTLE ANuIN kf.-eFs VI 0tFler IeUs Her
side Of the Case.
Mrs Katie z. Cusac<, whose little laugh
ter. Annie Roger. has been living for sew
eral years with Mr.. and Mrs. q. a. Hen
dr4eks. yesterday gave the following YER
sion o her effort - taxa the girl from hs-
present home:
Il went u tive with Hrx. Hendricks
when Annie vas about Il months Oh
THIS was At Fargo. ~. y. I did general
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
STEAMERS.
-y on THE FLYER"

on THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA. O.
-ee.nd trips daily, except sunday.
F5s. sa,sr and twenty-five minuteA
IN o.Tr aE STEAMER Flyer
,rrsiar daily ui's' A'a'e-i i Aco 0l
sssIs = 'TFFEcT TUESDAY. May Z
TIME CARD. ....-ss3 ~
s.nsls f9Te. - HI a. M: 2:ls, e1s
Leave SUNDAYS. .5:.-..,
psvs ses; ;s.. "a a. M M ~. z % T p M
Ls<s.ss - Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
80 Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
nsa.ssvs. steamers Flyer and State OF
~..ssnxson. fare &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02

VANCOUVER R0UTF-A TRIP
THROUGH TftE ISLANDS.
- top.A J. A. o B-ien. Master.
vSs@st Tacoma, e noon. Seattle Yesler =
= N. Mondays and Thursdays
N.. ~ lewasena. Auscortes. rAirhaVen
az " :" .lstcur-., kla re and Friday Harbor,
$3.50 yer. awning Vancouver p. n.
te Blaine. 3 fave 20 Vancouver. g.
~. '-''aeF Information spply 10 Yester's
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


a. STEAMER ROSALIE.
ss.nS;on dock. leaves fer Victoria and
II townsend daily. except Sunday. at
n returning. leaves Victoria at 9
steamer Geo. =. Starr leaves for
- townsend ana way points daily. eX-
-, - saturday. AZ 2 p. m: Sunday direct.
n; returning direct, leaves Port
t~"astnd az p. n. Phone Pike 20
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Buy RentOn
COaI.----~zzA

Best house coal IN the market. Lump
a. 90. Nut ss-aS Per ton.
Ielcphens Main ass.
oE~ 40 Railroad avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02

TurkeVS!

we VIII have two car loais o, turkeys n
- he Christmas trade. Send your orders
early. as Il Will insure you ehosee STOCK
yOHS u. LGES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
--o,r SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM

yuGEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP coMPANr
VICTORIA ROUTE
srEAMsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c
........Ivi NJ. Tacoma ..1lolArl -....-.-
isDaa L. 7 ri Townsendl s Ar 80.
iArifI0i Victoria 81 MtLvI e:SvaIn
sDaay except Sunday.
T... steamer furnishes nrst-cfass ec-
.,rnodations. carrying both freight and
tssssngsrs. and leaves from Iesier wharf,
battle
For rates. etc. inquire Q. -
Yesler Wharf, Seattle. 3
J. A NADEAC,
General Agent y. P. z. r.. Seattle
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TINE CARD. N EFFECT JAN. I:
ysr-h h5and-I1eaves Seattle l q. m;
i.sgss Port Townsend a. m, leaves Fri
Ia Harbor 1919 A. m; leaves Roche
r.-sor ,45 D. m; arrives at New What
cs-r Go p. N.
suth bound-Leaves New Whatcom 4 a.
= isaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m; leaves
T-aay Harbor IL a. m: leaves Port
rswnsend =. m; arrives at Seattle ''4o
r. ,,,
II. Thompson, managing owner. Lilly.
s1gsrius g. Co. agents, City dock.
Telephone. Main 81.
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LAB LINE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
r,ayss seattle-Dec. 80 at II midnight;
Ia / a. Y midnight; Jan. 3 ar Il mid
rgai Leaves Mount Nernon-Jan l at
I'm. Jan. al a. m: Jan al a. m.
cslag az Tulalip going south Sunday and
rd-fh Tuesday.
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San JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
rsyrvins United States mail, leaves CITY
- FOOT OF Main street. Monday.
s-5assaay and Friday at l a. N for
p,-s townsend, San Juan islands and
Va watson Returning, leaves New
Taa,com Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
e1y. az :. m
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FHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE,

STEAMER BAY CITY
s1tes CITY dock foot ~ Main street.
80. - ~ a n. except Mondays. for Ana
- fa-r1aven ana Whatcom. Return
- ss@Fes aatcon daily al : Y. m. ex-
Noncays Fare. s.. Special excur-
S,.y' ssosarius & Co. City Dock. Agents
W Y Ellis Owrer-
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Regtu 90 WeA

- remembering that the best Ire from
1tIrnaapolis and St Paul 20 Milwaukee ard
~hiraro is THE Northwestern Line"
raree frst-class trains leave Minneapolis
,na &. Paul daily. as follows;
Tasva Minneapolis I'D a m, g.4s ? m.
- . =, Lave s.. Paul $40 g. n. G2s D.
40 :. m Arrive Milwaukee 500 p. m.
IA a m: arrive Chicago s;S ?. m, 500 e.
v1,,- home agent win sell you tickets via
.Ats a-st--Iass lire. For further infor.na-
10. ana illustrated folder. free, please ad-
- r. ". PARKER
Puget Sound Agent
spi Front street. Seattle.
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
lesrss Everett s:t5 a. m. . m.
caves Seattle II 80 a m. and 4:So p. m.
santays-Leaves Seattle 40 =. m:
leAyes Everett II A. n.
fsre-slngle trip 1Sc: round trip, 81 =:
eanee's with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
eq-isA
LAnding-colman dock. foot OF Marion
stATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGA-
TON COMPANY.
N.As1 Troup. Pres. =. w. GOoahue. Sec.
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cSS .-s..s-s ss.--.-. -......-
summary for 1891.
Excess ....... ...... $500.
a--a- Z =


Commissioner Lamb says the excess OF
those sent out over those ordered is due
to the fact that many do not report back
whether they take place or not Others
are therefore allowed TO apply for the
place, with the understanding that they
take the risk OF its being filled.
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So First Class 10 san Francisco,
8 SECOND class including berth ana meals
Iteamshi2 WaIla Walas January d
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When Won want coal free sron rock, Dirt
- scot, order Newcastle
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
noon CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER DELTA.
lsves EsrringtOn's dock. foot ~ Wash
hstca street, Tuesday. Thursday and
sa'lrisy AZ : o'clock a m. for Kingston.
Eo- Gamble, SeaheCk. Brcnnon. Holley,
g%satto. LilliwRup Falls. Ho0ds port and
lnion City. Returns alternate days.
Fare &C 70 al points.
A c. L. BERRY. Agent
y TROTTMAN. Master
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Demand for Labor

A summary of orders by months shows
10 good advantage the variations in the
demand for labor during the year:
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GTvFAMFR MAREI

STEAMER MABEL
fsay.s geattle-Dec 2S at IL midnight:
D. q Al u midnight; Jan, at u mid
rsht. ian. lat II midnight. Leaves Mount
ysrnon-Dec. 30 al a. m: Jan. at a.
= Jan. al ! a. m; Jan 9 at a. m
i',nng AZ Fdmonds, Richmond. 5tanwood.
r.r, skagit City. Mount Vernon and Avon.
STEAMER CLAN MDONALD
Daily Al u midnight except Saturday for
rlronds. Everett and Snohomish river
teints landing at City dock. Seattle.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO, Inc.
ii Nain 81. Owners and Managers.