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ly severing the bonds of union with the
mother country. Autonomy as enjoyed
by the Canadians can never be granted
in Cuba. What Spain Is willing to grant
the insurgents, ifthey lay down their
States to guarantee, is an act which pro-
vides for council of administration
which shall control all matters pertain
ing to the commerce of the West Indies
and all estimates upon the general taxa
ton and expenditures of the island, as
well as its general home government.
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<THED
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1t is splendidly illustrated. and among
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Germany would advise Spain.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Chronicles
Berlin correspondence reports that Ger
many has offered no advice to the
United States or to Spain in regard to
Cuba. Germany would prefer to see
Cuba in the hands of Spain, the cores
pondent says, and in the event of affairs
becoming acute would advise Spain to
grant such concessions as would enable
her to retain the island.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-29

CurIcURA REMEDIES are sold throughout the
world. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP, Sole
Froprietors, Boston. U. 8. A.
"Allaboutthe Blood, Skin, Scalp. and Hair" free.
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Pirates and Counterfeiters Promptly
Beheaded.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-29
sometl,1ng to KNOW.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to a healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve centres in the stomach,
gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing cfi
impurities in the blood. Electric Bit
ters improves the appetite, aids diges.
ton and is pronounced by those who
have tried it as the very best blood puri-
fer and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for
Soc or 81 .00 per bottle at Blakeley &
Houghton's Drug Store. ~
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patches of fifteen.
JUSTICE IN THE CHINESE EMPIRE
Pirates and COunterfeiters Promptly
Beheaded.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-According
to the latest advices from the Orient Lii
Ka Chuck, superintendent of the Canton
police, on November %, seized large
number of counterfeit coins. The chief
coiner, Cheng Tung, and his confeder-
ates, Chan Mul, Use Sang and others,
were arrested. An imperial decree
from Peking commanded the immediate
decapitation of the three named Offend
ers, and enjoins the viceroy to deal with
the others as he thinks necessary ac-
cording to law. as warning to the peo-
pie. The officials who effected the
seizure were all promoted in rank.
The Canton viceroy reported in an
other memorial the capture of two no.
torious pirate junks. In effecting the
capture one military officer lost his life.
A decree was issued on the 10Th of No
vem Der authorizing the execution of the
captives and ordering the officials con-
cerned in the capture to be promoted in
rank and that the matter of the mill
tary officer having lost his life be re-
ferred to the board concerned for re-
wards and posthumous honors.
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Good tea is extremely
good-you may not know
how good.
Try Schtz2zMg's Best; if
you don't like it, your gro
Ger will pay your money
back in full.
Aschilling & Company
San Francisco Ss7
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For sala or Rent.

The Grant hotel, close to the depot,
will sell cheap, or rent for $40 per
month: LEE KEE,
dec16-1m Grants, Or.
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and vicinity are being released daily in
patches of fifteen.
JUSTICE IN THE CHINESE EMPIRE
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PHoToeRArHrNG rnE BRAIN.
Id son Takes No stock in DIR. simon
Reported Discovery.


New York. Feb. H.-w'hen Thomas A
Eatson's attention was called 10 the claims
OF Or Carleton SIMON that he had sue
ee~dgd Ia getting photographs OF his own
BRAIN by system % propulsion and at
traction and without the use Of the Y rays
or any thing analogous thereto. he smile.
and said that IN his opinion there was moth
ing m t. BE said that no snch result coslla
have been obtained by the use Of any sys-
tenn th8t he knew OF. While he would not
70 50 far as 10 say that the statements or
IfT. Simon were false. yst Re was very
skeptscal On the subject. Concluding. Mr..
Edison said that before the results claimed
hy nr. Simon could BE- accenfe9 b. scsen-
the men they would have TO stand the test
81 a searching and critical examination.
The deepest interest has been aroused in
medical and seientific circles by the an
n0HnceUent Of the photographs which Or
Carleton Simon has made 81 his own brain
without the Roenfgen OF Y rays Many
physicians called az Or. Ssnou's office dur
lug the day - gel the details Of the method
employed. but To al he said 10 bad taken
the APPARATUS apart. and that unt!i he had
reeonsf ructea and improved IL in several
ways that Rad occurred 70 him he woald
make 10 statement abaut - and would
not attempt 20 make any photographs. To
a reporter the doctor said there could Re
no doubt thai the apparatus he used. when
improved 80 Il would successfully stand
the closest scientific test ard scrutiny.
wouid be great aid 10 physicians ~ dag
nos.uE brain disorders and that when IL
hRd reached thar stage IL Was hls purpose
10 place 81 IN all lss details az the disposal
OF the medical profession.
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a BURGLAR SHOT DEAD


San Fr1Rctsoe. FEB. ls.-Frauk 4 s4gser
butter q TIE house 81 J. L Franklin. a.
80 California street. SHOT AMI kglsa a
burglar ms usGrnsne. and uzs hsruss.se ss.a.T
All ~o1sssses by the As1rgiar Tnree Aar,z-
lars were -sa97geI n an asferrxt "a lo5- ~.
nes7se- John A. &gs4eTs0zl fhs. dad burg
lar, Eaz left below 20 keep watch. and tha
ozher tao went upstairs Nllls~. yFha
sseeI@ N . small room n ths. taserraas
heard Anderson moving about ~ kft.f,azr
am went after hlEa with plssos Anderson
wszs also SrTn.s1. and the men aouuanes4
hFafs Al zach Other, each one firing rosg-
sis1is- The noise Of the znoo1.nx caused a
policeman 70 rush 70 ths house. where he
FOUND Miller uncsnscions and the burglar
d@aal Anderson was snos through re
temple. ard his dead body was found lysng
on top OF Miller. The latter M4s shot
through the neck The other fwo burglars
escaped
Miller was too vseak this morning 70 give
any account Of the shooting. but he sad
there we're three burglars concerned Nil
Ter ana Anderson evidently had sleSper-
aEs struggle. as there Was great deal OF
blood en- The floor Other members u the
household we're aroused BY Ghe shooting,
but % the time they reached the iover
part u the house u was al over, ara they
stumbled over The two bodies On the floor
physicians sere sent for at ore. and II
Mas Necessary 10 make bed for Miller sslst
Where II lay. &s he was injured too Serious
~ Il move aFotand much il = supposed
Ire other two burglars made fhelr Is ape
~alie the shooting Ras ln progress
ofle year ago robbery was attempted
IN fae same house. and TIE thieves. a. IN
the present case. were discovered and lirIE-
sE on hx Miller, blt not uIstii the later had
0seA kicked ana beaten into insenssoslty.
II = believed THIS morning . robbery VAS
% me same persons. as iaey showed great
familiarity with the premises having cut
The electric Egbf wires before beginning oI-
erationS- thus leaving the house ia total
darkness when Miller frs heard the nose
Anderson Was sfterward idcnslAe1 - the
poisee lie @as native 81 SweJen. and
sailor. and had served term IN san
Quentin for burglary IN his pocket were
found newspaper clippings referring 10 the
stTaet car robbery at tire Inglesiae Tac.,
track last December. ana il Is believed he
saas concerned in that Miller reu.alfls-.
Practically Unconscious ali morning. and il
- 10; known Jet whether he vii recoxer or
not
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- nnrean Id Amerlean Rnnnhlic..

Washington City. Feb. fa-Tn his annual
report ~ the secretary % state. CNutoa
Kurdish. director % tha bureau - Amer
icAn republics. strongly UrEes that steps
lse taken 20 recouvene Sas represent atiyes
OF the nations party 20 fhe Union IN or
Der 70 arrange 4 lire os work - the bureau
for rae future. This Is made necessary
hg Shr Practical completion az the prfa-
elpai WORK or compiling and puhllshtrg the
series ~ handnooks u ths various Amer
ieau repual&cs This vas brought 10
close With the iSsWs 81 fhe handbook on
pegsf. ard the 'tureaa Is SOW preparing
general h1r3aoak inteRae3 70 D. - inter
esq a an ~ she countries The work e
rreHaEi fhr code 90 commercial nofner-
c}ature Wh3eh was intended as = help 20
commercial firms ~ tTaIlssc ions with each
either. b pr0Eress.uN wsA although = IS
sala 20 wfav te ueceSsaFs 90 reset she hrst
edition. because e was prepared % a scale
thst has proven 80 ~ tgcenvenie-t foF h'ls-
iaess uaen. Ths rlsu aaortei last year ~
selling she special publications - she
bureau ~ a aesrc Sast a5aut cost price
has worked wei and thc directors ard
fee business interests whlch ARE affected
make no r0rfrlalrt
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Rome. Feb I-As Sgnor Crispi does
not Year the opposition. DEE has acceded
20 ths,r demands ana VIII caH che chamber
together ia March. IL is probable that the
premier Viii eliminate from the cabinet
certain members whose presence he con-
siders a snurce II weakness SiEG8r For
as may accept norgfolio. Sgncr Cvispl's
position remains unshakeu- thanks 80 tire
has IN htEn The army ~ the Sez-us i
srSing Increasing fiffieaIty In supplying
its cnrnua3ssarfat. n ease Meaclik should
retreat. f5eu. Baratisvi VII az ence take
TIE OF ensive. it IS proaal@e thar Gen.
Raratiers Wi1 r. recalled II c9nsaq tleace
Of hss criaictsln apon Signor Crtspl-
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compared witA z.7E.sss "a TBS week ere
lar ago. z.asEsss IN xn@ we~k two years
ago. zssssgss fhr@e years ago and "a rss,.,
frSzfeSz Sifh s.eszsrs In tbs corresponding
week ~ Issz
TIE total nuTher u business failures
reported throughout the ftnEs4ss stats
sns& week - 81. an sxeerttouzFfv large
number ire gain a. compared wsth last
week t~sF1z a Nest 81 ere Increase -
explained - returns from the Central
Western states 4ns tire Pa~fFs gszs.
There were : mere business failures Tbs
week tnAn n t1e second week q raPs-zs
al. tSss. = more than IN fhe ecr~sseoaa-
INK Sesk ct 1s-s4 and rs more than In fhe
secona week % February. Issg while "a
compared with tiae second w@es Of Fefra
assp lss- fhis weeks Increase is 81.
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MTINESS NOT BRISK.
no Bond Issues Effect Will
Not Be Permanent.
<.uu Rss CONTINUE NUMEROUS
~n~e Than In the Corresponding Week
Of Any Previous We r-Frfces
still Falling

80 york. FEB l4.--BFsdssreef's revsex
= - %ew York stock market for the
- savs, Irregular strength mas char
- shs trading On the stock sx-
49, for The past week The outcome %
- sexaa fzAge n@s stimulated pubic H.
- Il the market and bfoazhs T. = e8ss-
-ss~~akgs s8laule OF new buying orders
- sfsa purchased our securities 10
r.~fatn ezseut. the market there being
- b. & FeneHsa movement Ia kaffr
- sr,d Americans being held IA better
- "a aecs1nf 81 the success 81 the
- ssyse and the decreased fear % sis
- legislation ~ congress. as well as be-
- 81 ihe prospect % an understanding
s-rw.en our OAR and the British govern
49, IN regard 70 the Venezuelan qBes-
- The foreign buying was of 3 very
~.rssa character on Thursday. bar Was
$500 ca Friday. largely because OF the
sazxsafancs Of friction between the Boer
~-~rrrsnen1 ard the British authorities.
s. rarla restoration u the treasury gold
$500 70 almost normal proportions
ss-ss.eh payments for the neU bond sales
- had a favorable effect on speculative
.~~,srazns. though the withdrawal Of con-
.ssesael@ amounts % gold from the treas
= 70 y turned hack 70 Il Immediately
ssrssa A. anomalous feaiuFe-one. how
go an5ch could not be avoided under our
tse4sns curreacies.
Tas crushing vote against the senate ST.
x~~ SUBSTITUTE for tbs bond osli Ia the house
- r~yreSersssst3yes WAS arsothsr Incident %
AZ encouraging character. On the other
k.ns professional interests have continued
3 real.ze thaar profits On blocxS 81 stock
e.gehasezs before the beginning OF the pres
81 r.se ard Ire tTaaleTs have appeared
aax.ezs for a rezaersa. both 10 cover shorts
an 70 attract fresh tsay-insy ar q loser level
81 prizes Altogether the market has besn
ersssser Tsae participation is % q nsnsl
aeare general character. and a decidedly
ssrg~- nugnner ~ stocks have participated
4 IL movement. The underlying tone has
k.aea 58sl1sa. though ;he realizing referred
3 as-sve ard the disposition % the traders
70 seAl on rallies has created irregnlar1sv.
fk0sxh the appearance o. buying. whether
sram Ser own public OF London has caused
ssarp and dsskied covering. On Friday the
market has a rezcf.onafy tone, but Was
sssa9y al the close.
Bank ttearancs-<.
TIE following tasle. complied by Brad
ssssess. shows the total cIearanees at the
pssncasi cities and the percentage OF In
crease or 0ecrease. as compared High the
eerFesp0ading week hast year.
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fseu'- E..vtew of FraSte-
4 81. Dun q Co.'S weekly review Of
trssie vhieh issues tomorrow. sill saw
Tas weaiheE hsnders business. as does The
saas.naet el0stacSs 81 money and the pro-
laase& racttca - congress. ami coufi-
exnce decreases The production az PIX
roa. }s9ss tous weekly February Z. =
= psf crNt. less than January j. ana 50
~ cFaf less than November }. - aile the
essu84 stocks incye2 sea 81 u.s. TONS in jan
s4fy. showing an output muca exceetiinE
- Present a.,naa3- sslK iren al Tire East
sad A. Chicago has uot assasVuasif, southern
eamps-laaa continuing 81 prices 50 lcw
fnat several AlahaIua furnaces haVe Been
sepref agt Bfassef1a Is a shade lower AT
lssisatrs The demand for plates sheets
sf4 s4Fe nails continues fairly Eoo'is ant
G.sle are suage orders for ratii0ad ears
sna bar sran al Cbfcaga, hak Ho farifer
sa3es ef T.4ls Appear. ana the tefnana tor
Eetsaei rFo.fuefI0 keops ahouf ~ per
cree af tae capacity employee tae coke
eatnaf IS AGAIN snuea rekiltVsst, Copper Is
shass Hrsrer a. lasA. whlie tiu and lead
A. aos aet@ve. Salos &C wool haNr Been
small fe- fsro weeks - Veterinary. @a-a ,t@
2aa-ss asa .rrsx Sd. "a. 80 IaSt year ana a.
sSss la INsG aut hlEber pricts asToad, Sus-
fa4nei hv heavy shipments ~ goods tc ta-s
eoantrY. sacisna hois3erS ~ wools here 90
a&Sr ,a concessions. sa thef u1sngsseiaF-
a. eaNg are msore GiaieBttX IA meelifs
eemaeflttln
Tne rretsee markets tcrs 3oeuwara.
sasolS aeta.sze supplies exceed eNaee'S8-
Bars Wheat has ass.nnei a.. Win West
een receipts ~ SezFS Bushels against
sAF 4s, year while Atlantis exports foe
TAO nftks Save been ouiy ) So 10 aiEslsess.
ssa.asf --f sss fssg wear.
F2ilsres rar thr wfek have been 81 "a
p tet-l Ss4tss axasuSt go last sr4tT, and
e cauA5a, against n bSst ycaF-
hlasa~gress'~ tscN-feN a. kr-ss4v-
hrs5sfrerte tognerrcW VIII sas TIE
EeaefaE ls4ss MESS ssftsatfau throughout ere
fa-htry aees net meet sntlcls satto1as, aad.
ssnt at few ettses sssst isssage ana
tlttsAtE "a tae EAst Ca NssA =. Loass
- ts.cs1a al gac West t3a5teFteu. Chat-
saAeeEa aaa Atsansa al rae S.feth-rv-
@sss asa ter the season. iu aaost fn-
ssaHfes a.~s .ss-esattsz-IT sa. The tuaprnvt-
sFnt .a demand aa5 pr5ces Is confined -
Ns2ss isatHtr ans eeels su3 shoes. wAlch
- ceasasrsa.ls Era lae sflers tssl - sfaples
- Rairh grsras are hleasr The features
= tfe ssfuaflon arV tnoss resulting frozen
sassse.aa'.se w.asthe- la I'.e h-ast anE Cen
VA West rvaeet0n fn Fsrtcre cf sron ara
sseet. t,r3 Beg esTaulatnts cg a scle1 a.anss-
.esssfers. 40 osfioo& for mere i.sss ysle.sfea
E-&ssasrss 81 ss1a Der teEai ~ tzns clear
szss. cers atas8 Stiffness. FRA Ir-ss.ssat. 81
s'sa eAses ger tsans wlf,sssaasi-s are
s&Fsfa ie differences drawn Grc~ ire
seAtF eFrrs1 escrptspn ta tAe zosertsssrt
- 'ssae. aat rsstFlcEr8 nrsEucuoa or
ksofts ef Werat aoar snr14.ls-f AS
So tre1 nota eoasgs - ease t-nsses
80 thS wesk amount 81 ans as1 E.,.xh-
a. ssalfsS -s ss last Sees. ana as
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Eraf~sck IDAHO. Tee Wort has
reached here 81 ar aeVasf-t M Keller s
eawrrEu Hfteen mites sovthfasf. yFSte~-
str rsaruins. A large ie< hs3 hsen lo8se3
rr e Sled which was starting Cor fne ~ u
vs sh Cvre} Browa. wne vas seated apo1
s., t~ivinE TIE sled reached az iaeiI1e
ans teEaa So s}bie ssiew1se &c struck a
saa<- whfch rArew Hrawn down 3hF hitl.
the Iae -a51sl upon hlaa. crushing PTS hirs
an3 breaking his hack. There ars ao hopes
fsr nfS Fs-oge~V
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snnrnn,.. nnrt I....l-lnns.

Olympia. Feb. IA SpeciaI.-The supreme
court has modified opinion 20 the extent OF
Affirming Judgment upon remittance OF
81 81 by respondent in tie case Of the Don
ohue-kelly Banking Company. respondent.
vs.. the Puget Sound Savings hank e al.
defendants. J. Tsoying. Wilmington. ap-
pellant
Fannie 2. Bryant. appellant. vs.. Stetson
& Post All Company ct al. respondents ;:
from Whatc0an county. affirmed
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
sTEANFR nETTA.

Leaves HARMS toa's Gcek feet O. Wash
treraa street. Taes1Ay. THURSDAY anG Sat-
t-gtay al . ctocS a. Il Ter hlngSfoz
Port Can b s. seaAeck Brirnor. Honey.
Ia@ssrru. Lzl4lSa4p kal3s. Eessas2oTt and
Trutesr. CITY. Returns alternate aayx
Eare. 80 10 az gsotSts- Freight. sae al
usents Fz-x - FGrt Ca 1bse. -
u EROTTMAS. Master.
n TRoUTNA& MNstsr
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peksa- reh U-El HuoE Chaax a-8
seas Yu lien AzEe teea araatases tele-
saees - represent taa suarerar af CAtrA az
tse ForauaEaaa of Er-pe-or Nicholas IL
II Euss1a 81 Meow
Neeastalsans sFe st3l ia progress io9s-
iaz e. fhe Coscfusoa - q commercial
treaty aszWesa Ct5aS ass Japan.
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TINE cApD ~ FrErf-r r.N =.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EyASGEL

Seattle and To~nsen1-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves YeSier dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays ard Fridays az 12.i5
a. IA for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Gettyssurg Pysht. ClallAm Bay ard Neaa
Bay. returning. arrives Seattle 80 y m.
on opposite days Steamer EEsnEei leaves
yesser dock FER Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays ard Fridays at
$50 ,. m: arrives Seattle alternate days ;
= N.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
srvAwvR R.esarrE


Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ara
Pert TasE<zne GA4ay. except e2z42y. at
10 A. r.. Exs12rEiEx leaves Victoria a. ,
u r. STEAMER George r Stagg raves Ter
Port Taznss1a zH1 ~ay pot=Ks daily. ex-
xsYs SATURDAY. g. ?. -. S@-12y. 1l-eEt.
a. a II. returning 1ireee ssA0Ss Eo-t
-cwnS<l@ - = Il 'EaoZe, PIKE "a
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FOR BRENERTnN. L. 5. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.

Leaves Seattle daily Al 80 p N, ex-
cept second Sunday CT each uontA. and
arrives at ~ q m. Leaves Sundays at . %
a M and p m. except second sunday II
each month, then leaving az ! p. a. touch
Ing az al intermediate points
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I|I|I|II
PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AaERI-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
I||||II|
Regular ss4lnES between Puget
Sound and Central American
Ee.tS-
III|||II
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tina Gard IN Eject June 1. issx

Seattle. Everett s1d wsstcon route
STATE az Washington leaves Seattle daily
sxceuf Saturday. ~ Is n. n
Settle sns Ia Conner routs-FaIrnaven
yezxes seattle daily. except Saturday. AZ
e > -.
Telephone Man - Yesler Dock
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WHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY.

SILANEk EA1 NII1.
Leaves City dock. fo9t OF Main street.
Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday az ..
m fer AuacaVtes. Fairhaven and What
COR Returnlng. leaves Waatcom Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday at p. m
Lily Bogardus Co.. City Dock. Agents.
" n ELLIS. Owner
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T-esEay. T1a-ssay and Saturday az S
a "a s3r F,dul5us-s Everett, art SnohCa2-
ls- river petats- Landing AZ CITY dock
Saatt3s-
LILLY. BOG ADDTS & CO. Inc.
r. Main - Qxrers ana Managers
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall leaves City
dock. foot OF Nasn street. Monday
wednesday and Friday AZ a m for
Fort Townsend. san Juan Islands and
New Whatcon- Returning. leaves New
Whaseom Tuesday. Thursday and S2tgr-
dag. al a. m-
TINE CARD, IN EFFECT JAN /:
North bCuud-Leaves Seattle / a. n !:
leaves Port Townsend s a IN leaves FRI
day Harhcr 1880 a n. leaves Roche
Harhor us45 2. IA arrives AZ New What
com "a =.
South bour1-L@Aves New Whatcorn 4 q
m: leaves Roche E2rbor 70 a m. leaves
Friday iiarbor II a IT.; leaves Port
Townsend p m arrives AZ Seattle s.s5
=. N
J. r. Thompson. manager owner. Lilly.
Bogar5gs 4 C. agents. City dock
THIarhane. Main 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15

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= ia, Braw kNerF. sezlaaN Weak
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&EGNIA MEDICINE NC
Guy Yeslew Wa an SouthTh stret
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COOKS INLET

The staanch ard seaworthy schooner,
GEORGE ". PRESCOTT
VIII leave this pert March nth for
COOK ) INLET,
Carrying passengers, freigat and baggage.
For further information apply 10
JOHN III. ALLEN.
Is Dexter Horton Building.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
7SorrIl I.vt NJ Tacoma .I1le Ar 51eprr
y eopn Nv -. Seattle =. s-iAr6 s1opn
.-5s Lvt 72PL Townsend Ss8Ari2so N
4fsara A rifle. Victoria II M4Lyi suaam
sDaly except Sunday.
ThtS steamer furnishes flrst-ciass accom-
nctiations. carrying both freight and pas
sengeTs. and leaves trom Yesier wharf.
Seattle
Eor rates. etc, Inquire q
s. G.. yERKE,
Ies'er Wharf Seattle.
7. A NADFAT.
General AGENT y. p. r r. Seattle.