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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

4 vas originally discovered ~ Thomas
STuse o. this city. now enjoying In his ole
age the rew4rd that came from Faith In
nis mine ana Q eorefas attention - ne
great fortune be realized fsem IT. sale.
There Vas Z time when. - the gessips
tor sack Of douP In Helena" That was
when hs vas working alone IN his pros
pecf. pegging away regardless 81 the jeers
o. the knowing sneo whe were continually
teuny him he Was crazy. With the Irish
mans tsnacity he held onto bis little
Claim until an Aesat % the English syndi-
cate that eventually puFuhased the prop
erc came along and was - pleased that
ne cAhle4 % Londen fer IN expert.
With the a1vsnt Of the latter came try
Ing days for Tommy. Evil tongnes tried
to poison the Englishman's opinion OF the
property: envfous owners Of nearby Claims
tried with eli the cupidity for which pros-
pecssrs are noted - turn him frocn the
Drum Lummon and in favor OF their
cisims- After weary months Of waiting
me deal Was closed ana the man who
couldn't secure credit tor = pounds Of
aeur had money to burn.
How much Cruise received has never
been known with any degree OF certainty
by the public. The general opinion is that
no was paid q. ooe. 600 in cash and received
besides . large block OF stock in the COM
pany. he has displayed considerable
shrewdness In holding onto the money
thereby giving the lie somewhat to the
remark az Commodore Vanderbilt that
''any fool could make = million. but IL
takes smart man to keep L." Not that
he II fool. for no one ever had the tenor
ity TO suggest the idea IN the face of his
success. So far az education goes. he 10
rather behind the times, but he makes Up
in common sense what he may lack in
book 'tlarnin'." He IL the owner Of q saw
tngs hanks, one Of the odiest institutions
Of It's kind IN the wors8. He always keeps
. quarter Of = million in cash on hand. 80
tho boyS can have their scuR whenever
they want it, says he
Hts marriage IN this city about dozen
years ago was the talk of the continent
because OF the lavish expenditure OF
money. Fer one whole day the bar at one
OF the leading hotels was free to any one
lines were drawn a. 70 the kind Of q drink
taken. As the old-timars say. champagne
literally flowed all day ~ . result Of his
telling the proprietor to throw things wide
open.
The lady he married was . sister Of Sem
atcr Carter. Of this city Chen an unknown
lawyer. She did not I've long to assist
him in enjoying his hard-earned wealth.
Shc was very estimable lady. and the
deeply deplorsd her untimeiy
death. He has one child. daughter. who
is yet IN her teens. A nephew, upon whom
1t 10 said the old man dctes. win, IL gos-
sips can be believed. inherit large por~
ton OF the old miners wealth with the
girl. when Tommy Cruise 10 gathered with
his Gathers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

Iae following named were admitted 70
aRsenshtr IN tire superior court yester-
Louis larsen. Gustav kessAerv.
AIafvw RensHso and Anton l. Erickson.
Aeses os Sweden. V @ s Fischer. Chris
CHRISTOPHER Ns.s Christopher. Peter Rob-
neon. natives 90 Norway Henry GehrsrH,
wtihesns Bell ard Fritz Heyer. natives Of
vrvsmany; Christian e. Farmce. Daniel F..
smde John Gseumers,d. Ioa-esx Bells
vsck. fnsle Il. Lien. Johan A. q Hesyen.
Seais 3 Lee ana Filing wsid. natives cf
c@SAy: Michael Leehy and NtchAie J.
SsNnsnsh natives Of Scotland. Henry
ssai'n AID Scott Virgins. natives Of Can
- Abraham Williams. Henry q Nib
~ sst G. n. shaw. natives OF England:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
TWO FEET OF SOLID ORE.
0uGwanp Has . Fine showing-As.
saya Well fn Conner.

On saturday evening last tie miners
working III TIE o-osscus driven north
frosa .hs bottom 81 the Msg~um9 pros
pecs shaft broke into . sne ore vein
whkeh a. the present wrs tag shows two
feat Of solId ore. says the Rasssand Mlnsr
la general arrearsree the ere ia . precise
6uc.teata ot fns Iron Mask. War EaSlA
lie Ras ana Jose product Where enccun-
te-vsa tho ore Assays srona & 20 y In got.
ana 10 Isss per cent. copper. with so5r 90
ak ounces 81 silver per ten. This 10 tAs
same vein struck In TIE mud tunnel q
few weeks age ~ wrsioh rosn. there n
two and one-hasf Feet * se,id Gre.
In beth eases shs material struck IN
practically thu oFscropcinx OF the vein
ssaNe shs srat<szsl showe the ore is gravel
ans clay SC mat tia assays ara very
nassertng Indeed. Ths preliminary work
necessary 20 ts> sinking Of . vorxins
shaft ana .he placing 81 a steam hsasg AT
RE pcsst - TIE latest discovery 10 ess ng
pushed rsr.sfy. Say ard nigh. shkts BE-
Ing employed There can BE fsttie Doubt
sas .ssas at ssixas dsrrh the NaS-xlzns ore
will oe % shtrnsr< grade aat another pro-
dae~- tsns ass~s 20 Ros~lan4's Names
When ne working shaft has been fairly
started work xssl rs doubt a~ resumed
IL ~. MawSGrs tERnsa. xhich vas re-
c~atly srzzses On tie vein sa TIRE Ceas>-
sfR- r7sarA tuv- ae-v. IRE -aii-cst tra>s
sn1 vii - con tsazed uHta the paint ~
intersection ~Eses the working shaft TaE
VII enable TIRE Aux sa-sr 80 ae recst ecs-
nonstca.tw sra a8xassreeazsv ope~ase.
gn tsse sras< 99xSsars .rfst 20 sAe wses
% TIE xesn wss Started yesterday. ara tie
srss ahess thas morning ins-eAsea tie
ws.sA os lie ere so3y - saa three fee:
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anna e. vAlieen was yesterday granted
: Gvercc from A. l.. vaileen. by Judge
Menes on the ground OF abandonment. The
sVsence showed that he parties 10 tho
ecucM sn,ermarrsed at Salinas. Kansas.
= = sesy 1. 1881. On March I. tsn0 Mr.. VAL
-. without tust or reasonable CAUSE.
suendonsd his wife and has ever since re-
Sssined away from her. On this ehoWing
- vA'lsen WAS granted . divorce and
wa the custody Of Emile valseen. their
sesusen year old boy. There n no COM
snhy property. ana defendant dtd not
~ an appearance ana was therefore
epueeed 10 be In default.
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The Transvaal Cola m,...

me recovery from the cenressto, c.u..
co oy the political trouble in the Trans
Yaa! mas progressed SO far that the An
sus. output OF gold reported by tho W.T.
IN one month. amounting 10 ~ gs cr,s.
ounces. For the year tbs production 1.
stu behind that OF 1895. thu e,rh4 ynor.n.
ending August 81. having been I'm ana
crade ounces this year, AGAINST 1ass-s
csIds ounces last year. The nro~,s,,
seems 70 % that the production Will keer
up 10 the August level, a, leas, ana n
that case tho total for 1sas Will, ~ an,,,s
1895. ~p0vs Inat OF
somewhat better concstf ions now prevail
on Gie Witwatersrand than for sorns ,sns
past TIE supply OK na,vs labor q h.,.
s.r' % much 30. In fact, that the che useer
OF mines has BEEN considering the ouss-
uon OF general reduction OF warss. The
assAxe PAD natives 81 present II Is Cd,
or 20 cents day. II IL proco.e,i "a -ss,,c.
snis 70 - cents q day, with some fureh-r
provisions as 20 food ana allowances
"Aica VIII bring the saving % the com.
psnics up 20 IS or % cents n 6av "a ~.
man. or per boy" Is the African lsborers
are generally called. Much .s Also expected
from the new proh9bltory aaw. snce I. a.
$50 .aat Sne average number Of men daily
unable 20 work on ACCOUNT, OF drink. VS.
oas-esSssth OF the whole nunns- o.
course tasre are the possibilities OF Illicit
iiaaor selling; and also tho POSSIBILITY tha.
lower wages and difficulty In getting
drunk may deter tire natives from comin~
to work a. they have done. In sny event
the supply must be constantly renewed.
since the African Will not Keen steadily
a. work for any length OF tina.
IL - no secret that the average ss~~..ss
N shs average Yield per ton a, many Of
shs mines Is q source o. anxiety to the
msaagsrs, and that they are generality
considering the best way c. re1ucinr cns.s
in< eating of wages In ora req in .sss
direction n II can tie carried o,ss. oshers
are locked for II the cost OF water .un.iw
ara OF fuel. brit Il viii De some tina hs
Tore ms car be realized. Tns larger num-
Der OF TIE mines have never has or. ~t,n-
ming above 81 or Sc per Ton. ara sn a
SVnosr "a caseA thu vslaa Is falling vssh
depth 20 80 or be-ex
new source OF Production "a soun5 q,
sae reports for July. In addition "a sofa
nom the NH and iaIlinws re pastrs,r
reports some returns from shines re-.
have been hitherto refecfea from, So 80.
inSs. when were sent 10 tie sx,arsas 81.
bat are now essnx treated ~ : n~- 80
cess. Which % sal! to promise a n.ysn,
return S~'e
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The cDougall
& SOuthWick Co.
7l7-71o-72i-723 First Ave,
Fall Goods
At rlOderate Prices.
Our goods and our prices are making this the
busiest store in Seattle. II pays to buy your
dry goods here.
Dress Goods.

The most varied assortment Of high
grade novelties in Black and Cclorcd
Dress Goods ever displayed on our
counters.
Ss-inch All-wocl Chevsots sc yard.
4i-inch Sscrmproof Cheviots. $50
yard
S-inch Atwood Chevios Checks, $50
yard.
4o-inch Atwood Imported Novelty
Cheviots, soc yard.
s.-!nch lAu-wsol Covert Cloth. soc
yard.
xs-inch ATWOOD Jacquaras.. SOC yard.
SS-iach Ladies' Cloth. CSC yard.
&2-inch Silk and Wool Granite Cloth.
Sc yard.
4s-inch Mohair Crepon. aoc yard.
s2-.ncfi Conava Cloth in brown. green
and navy, si.eo.
&s-inch Bouo,s Mixtures. ti.ss yard.
tesnch silk and Wool. Illuminated
effects. Q.4o.
4s-:ncf, SILK ana wocY Tufted Beur-
cites. $50.
A large ana varied assortment OF
Pattern Suits ranging in price from
5000 10 $l&oo per suit.
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According to the recently Issued report
Of Mr.. James Grundy. chief inspector OF
mines for British India. for the year end
ing June 80. 1886. the total number Of mines
inspected was $751; Of which ia are coal
mines. Is mica mines. IS limestone mines
and Is stone mines. Other substances
mined include salt, fire clay. slate. plum
bago, manganese, gold. ruby. sapphire,
sp.nel, soaps,one. fulIers earth and borax.
The total number OF persons employed
during the year at the coal mines Is stated
to have been 2S.7SS. but returns were not
received In every case. OF this number
5sls males and ANA females were en-
pleysd above ground. and Is. ass males and
3.25l females below ground. The total out
put OF coal during the year was 2.559. So
tons.
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~ = Gsanoss jae1Doa - 3ehn
& a Dchwab. 1fan2ska
l...S arna Bsfoas1 0chwaA Fran
~. SssssnA ocbuab and Theresa oehWab
ll... 49, hefsrs Judge LAagieu ysster-
- resulted - . verdict fnv0eeeee
-. Hoomdnnsss
a ~ safheP . singular soee. Acceeosng
- 1vteepcs brought cut ysskee0AJ.
en Jeexson obtained = mc9msnt
.s.::..s~ra r. a. 0chwas aod w'ss TOT -
.s1 engee n Dscsm5ss - On ApI.
80 4 picck II. Union addition -
...ss = warranty ased 70 EraneesnA
..2s.. Sehwab. A. n DArbas1 ocaMaA
l..1 4SeceU 0chwab. their 6au9heer. the
~ - September 5, ~. convsysa sne
lI.ss<v hy warranty deed - Joho
a uncle, who resides n IAN
--ss-ee. The plaintiff sought to prove
"A =. s,s~~ trausfers ana deeds were naAce
z.ss.1 .seoetder alton. and asked to have
,S- - aida IN order that the properly
zxs a. eold and her claim satisdeo.
sv16ance showed that the two e.desf
- vofked for . period OF four years
~ d. time they were about = vee1s
- -. ana that they turned "a al tneH
- - ehsir mothsr - pay taxee On ne
~ ~ the interest on . q. 10 nortgags.
ss~ tva years Of this period their
49, sas NJ and unabi. 70 help himself
>. ~ fsni,y. During this period the giris
sss,1h : nttis over G.leo. snch va the
1erntion for which tbs properly vas
5s-ss1 a them. The property was dssded
- srnst = the uncle. John echwao: IN e.
~: 'shat Ne might dispose u u Tor the
~. ~ = the Schwab children.
5r1m Langley held that no frand Vas
s.-s - uiainti0. a charged. and that
~ SsaeItsratson Tor the fsrs. deed Vas
,-sS ~ yalh one. - the girls b their
sSSeery ana frueaiity saved tbs prop
~ ifsm being foreclossd Or 500 TOT
sss.s: e,s4 the father. recognising the
esss Ieeded the property to the children.
S1@sfere he gave judgment for defend
~ sassng the costs against plainun.
~ hesd 20 the schwab children wAs de-
~ = be valid. but the one given ~
~ = lhe,r unc.s, John Schwab. was set
~ Seceuss there Was lack of conssd-
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~ nssAsw Company Answer.

~ MstAew Company's Answer.
ne Meshow OclS cfinina Company has
~ ar answer IN tho case Of the Wash
pU9en National hank W. T. A. 6trout and
4 y J. HINT. defendants. and J. Compton
enA Methow Gold Mining Company. gar
nioAee Il says that ~ the time the writ
e punishment was served upon Il there
~ been issued to the defendant T. A.
UlE0ut. zes shares or IT. capital stock.
SNch sharcs are now standing IN his
NAME: hat the 9arnishce - unable TO
eeafe whether asrout 10 now the owner
- 0e ahares or not but that they have
~ been assigned upon its books: that
- esAres OF the stock Of the company
~ ewned by l.. 2. J. Hunt wherefore,
- earn'shee pravs that II have Judgment
81 The sum OF t2S. as attcrney9 fee. and
Iof m costs incurred IN the action. and
81 1rmgrnent be entered against u only
accerdsncc with the facts - sse for III
= ~ Answer.
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ssog> Langley yesterday made an order
" efa~ cause In the case Of the Mer-
AntS National hank OF Seattle. and
SnaHes ". Baker. receiver. vs.. the Seat
q L.un,eer and Commercial Company ana
- = penscr. secretary ~ the latter com
10y. II was ordered that An alternative
~rN o. mandate he issued requiring the
stsle Lumber ana Commercial Company
- D. Il. Denton. fss secretary. TO trans
UT upon the books az the company twelve
- ene-hak sharee OF stock from the
sAme Of John Campbell TO the name OF
Ssssies n. Baker. "a receiver Of the Ner-
Antg National hank. or 20 show cAass
az tais should not be done on Monday.
ogtpber 10
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49, ?. Noble. one Of the defsndante
~ 80 Of the Puget Sound National
- - Charles II. tanning ct a.. whicn
~ ms Begun several days $50. nas Hieo
- 1900 IN the superior court. She de-
~ shst he defendant. r.. A. Noble. IN
14aupesion with L. 8. J. Hunt. borrowed
- re Puget Sound National bank No.
01A ~ way Of IN Affirmative defense
- noble says that on July y. 1871. de-
11n1nat. 4. 3. J. Hunt. borrowed from the
frret Sound Nssiunai hank the sum OF
wnlM Giving hts prom ssory note siGned
- ttnseif and defendant. n. 4. Noble. 10
= further alleged that n. i. Noble re-
1870 No mart Of the money. ana that he
oeeed aciely ~ surety Tor Ar.
6ut That ths marital commune
n q r. A. Noble and wife
nevw received any portion Of the money
= Aorrowe6. nor any benefit thcrefrouA
Wherefore she prsyv that The action
oestnst the community OF n. A. Noble
m wife b dismissed.
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/ New Victor
IS AIR TIGHT.
Improved and Perfected.
lama - WIFc IN Sas Wy kvsn hn ~ yszs lunss
h y. ALEO W., DAVIDSON. xs...s.


Improved and PEI


preseed with claim owned D "a Ssna
and Alex wA1de. some twensy-efent H.
from Rock creek The ore reeeSnoss esA
Of the winnipeg. and = soaid pnyrfooa.s
ws<h the brownish shade impaired ~ cop
per. Assays BY Mr.. Gibbs gave an aver
age vasue of 81 wh4ch from Su-face rock
p vary fair rcturns.
a ROOD proscecf w~s located last week
nv Me~rp. pufoar ana Fisher. In Sky
lark camp. adjoining the Lulu The claim
was calIed NE Barrow. ana has q big sur
face showing. The ore Is iron-x.ained
QUARTZ carrying free gold ard copper
nvrs,@.
4 n,ar~r claim was recently located BY
Mr. Hanrahan between the ranches OF
Kew and Rov. ana contains good pay
airs IN an average II runs from to
- ssr.s =. ma mar
A, me result OF surfaces prospecting of
,ha new iron-capoed leads up Lost creek.
pyrrhoti,a has been uncovered On the
Hallarz.. located by Robinson ana Near
thur. they are preparing 70 Sink on
large body Of II.
Iaek FARRELL. while prospecting on tie
Buttercup. In Wellington camp. found
small Quartz lead. which ha1 since WIDEN
I'd ou. 70 nearly three feet The quarts
carries copper sulpAursss and runs Well
in roit
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A. the annuAl meeting a. -. ...-x..k
ere % King Coaats Investment s,s-nasnv
No. :. Aeit yesterday. ne .clYoxsnw = ~
ca c.Eeesors were elected. Jane, % Hn-,
jr-. Z. s Dovnsag ". G. agarrt.,~
Z'aor1aas =. Bre slsy. Esea synsts- HargT.
foa Pla-s. c. NJ Nssglstoa. ,rbs aev7.-e,.
elsesei sre: prss'tens. Jarss d. Hox.
r.: v.Ss prsslse-sS- E~sen smith; s.Sr.tary'
". "a. AaFrsssa. treasurer. j. v. 4. Smith
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R.ansff~l Furniture.

The c-exs furniture crensrg tat TIE
csessens az Searsss havs ever asS 'ss pssss-
ure % attending viii take place ~ tie
s,fax~as-s. a. tns Oregon Furniture Man
ofaekevgnr Company. lG<1 ass LA xSrs.
avsrssa tass sxe@AaS Al as very Ger
Asn,.y sayts<a - assAnA Fac Rae>e.
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Ine - - WlIiam 0resn. . paunber.
mo - charged With doInG Vurf No.
~ II Ming DaAnA was dfsmissed.
FohcSmAn Barbee. who has o~eo ~
0uty eee several weeks ~n acrnln, 81
VCso tsver. = encs Ders waking hts
Wulian Bryan. . lab0rer vuAo ras.eA
oreay aighs. w&s Aned q ID sns naunici-
90wArd Nelson. who wn arrestsA n
stt hst saturday With Ben N1dolfs
oeeycse IN hlS pCsDe1ston, wuived = crelim-
tnA5x examination ysctersAy o1fofe Jus
vse Caldwell and was renn nded - tai II
oefanlf Of $40 bonds
HAIRY oeCts. Who stole Or. J. n. CrtsA-
IONS handcag from hts offico 6nsurtsny
aktefiseon. was seat to the county Jeil
xestsroay AFTERNOON by Judge GLASGOW
served Scott Win have 20 give 400
eonds % keep the peace tor 04x month";
e ~ desires hts liberty.
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In nnnnsarr crrek.

From RE E<ssssssA~y Creek Tines
" w sslnes recently rrtarse6 srvrs .
trsn ssp Kettle -sser. visiting Aofh CAavDn
ara Cs~sa- c<vexx. -TAe coartry - S-sgn.s-
sE-x. tas characteristics forss& ss>rs sesEs Is
o-..A A.. Glass waS particularly sS.-
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TIE k-ns County Trssssrne- Company
Bed is annual meeting yesterday The
fo<&c~snx os2crrs mere ele1tea. Persistent
s Ia CrsEter3s wee rrass4sns J. O.
'Esaks, sscrcsaET. s<s~@rt Z. 5zzl.sE. s-eas-
u-eF. r r. Spencer. exsrztsv. board. !.
n WaA.sey, J. Z. gSaaks. Franz RscaIsr,
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IN ErrssrErr y 9GT2gSA !. ~

searls. Esnsonas a =. Evs5eg 1S1s 4
Leaves Heasf54 5sE Z. NJ. .. a. O.
reefs with sae4mer Ntk2do foe 1nohou
Lan1s q ColnnAn 1och. fooe &c 60
street. FL
Lraye~ Eversft - Z. n. - .. =. CpnsI
meets with gssenser Flyer Tor TAcGG
Lands At Merchants decI, 1vsfotf 4
s*a1' Sa I ~ Me a6 Sosnaa69e 80
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/ IS 4 GOOD DEED


- 1unoo D11oo - A0OWD -
nev RsoDsSsy Wos Uoe Dsne-
- ~ . koao-0so. vu11oo0
!. $3.50 . Devosos-uaav HooDso
1nuessua - Ce1ssasoD-Osass
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA TTfo1rpDo1G.
Carrying un4teQ States ma{l Ieavoo c.
dock foot q Main street. Monday, WGDY
nesdav and Friday At ! .. m. ~ ~
Whatcom. Returning. leaves New WhS&S
com Tuesday. THURSDAY and SATURDAY 0&
TIME CARD IN EwFECr Jan. q |!
North b0und-Leaves Seattle Z. ~
leaves Port Townsend 8 .. m; leaves y513
Dor HIS .. M: arrives New Whatoom@
$50 .. m.
South bound--I1eeyes New. Whatcom ~
Friday Harbor II O.. M: leaves IufE
Townsend I .. M: arrives at Seattle IT,
p. M fE
-. r. Thompson. mAnAger-ownsr. xnlys
xbogardua 4 Co. agents. City dock,
Telephone. Main a. IL
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP co1PANY.

eTNs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.
Seattle and Tosnssnd-Ten pay rppta.
days. WsSneslays and Frideys af J 8 -
Tor Port townsend. Port WEHaps,- pun@I
seness. Port Angeles. PERT Cressqnt. 0e1syos!
nurs: rysss; 1919 Gaasm :, 7z t ane go -
Opposite days. etseHsr EvaneAi iDyoo|
Ysaer dock fs Pert NwnseqA, psrt 49,
ana sii Fridays :, so 3 M: arrives 1SsI6S|
elsayrun IL Aayn 30 D. m. II
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Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes.

lower prices ana better values o.
ever before.
Ladies' Dongola Ki0 All xsASAep
Shoe. patent leather tn eoes1. aoed1o
and square tee. &i.1A
A good plump stock Deneoio oAoeL
With patent leather siu. guarAAtes1 .
wear. N.s7.
Fsur different seyfss % eese u -
vici Kid SUTTON Geoos and ~ geeA A.
tiers. at $3-5o.
All the new styles are g b haA y
our magnificent line Of Endisv ~
Shies. including the 10Th CeatuEy. =
fine lid lace she's extension oola
stitched tip. $&eo.
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sortment Of Ladies' Hanlturne ano
welss ever brought 70 SsatAae. We can
give you any style In these sheeo; oo1l
ana be nt,sd. t2.se.
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Pacific NAVIGATION CO.
Tine Card n eject Juns I. IL

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND WHATCON
ROUTE.
g.ats Of washingler leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday, At 10 2. %.
SEATTLE. EEERETT AND LA CON-
NrR ROUTE
rssrhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday, ~ A. n.
Telephone. Main ~ YesseY dock
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. b. e.
e.ooamlLvi II Tacoma lii9IAri 4;lyam
i:sTmlLvl fsPt. Townsend NArlIi 4spn
<ss6pm. Ari1N Victoria NlLvi 9:3opm
sDasly except Monday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-clAss accom-
modat.ons. CARVING both freight and pas
sengerf. and leaves from Yesser wharf.
Seattle.
Dor rates. ETC.. inquire Of
a. r. TP0rNDvKE,
Yeaier wharf. Seattle.
T. A. NApEAU.
0enernl Agent ~ p. Railway.
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NJ LEVY & co. III FIRST av.. .s.. SOUTH
Inper sandJcb of il.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. SMOKERS ARTICLES, ETC
STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday
THE S STEAMER "a sFLYER:
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
sins:s fare. Sc: foaai trip: e: e..
Leave Tae0ms s;.S |, : wv n; !. 40. sD. m.
Ees ys Tssssas =" T. M T. ga sse n m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana state of
Washington. fare Zoe.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Of Pueb:a and wsI:a waIia ply between
Seattle and San Francisco. calling at Port
Tg.nss1a Lens. s,S y,s'OFa B. Ct mas Is follows;
San nav r ssass's LOT San rransIsso. a. m.
a, N; :, :. October :. u. Il. q.
X. .. - November I. 9, II. ts.
November & g. Il. Is. q. y. December /.
s. sss TTsnsi,,o oe Dss sest;e 10
Ii. e. Il. " " ~ November :. s. u. IL
Noy.mbss 8. 10. Is, "a. s. December ..
The magnificent steamer City. Of Topeka
leaves Seattle ut A. IN. for Alaska Oct.
4. e. Nov; y. Dec y. 2: due back
January 10.
The company reserves right to change
steamers or sailing dates:
p. s. supt.. seatsis. wash.
0oodail. Perkins 4 Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.