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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
SINGING AT MIDNIGHT
Edith Fletcher, Aged IL. Taken From
Stage Where She Was
Perfnrminr

Edith Fletcher is II years old. She is
abe to ''do a turn" in the language of
show people. She can dance and sing
some, and has been filling an engage ment
at the Peoples Palace. knowledge of the
fact having come to the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children, Secre-
tary Welch decided to stop the perform
ances.
Wednesday night an officer of the society
went to the Peoples Palace, and just be-
fore midnight found the girl performing
on the stage. He informed the people on
the stage that this constituted violation
of the law and the child was not per-
mtted to go on. Yesterday the father of
the girl tried to persuade Secretary Welch
TO permit her to finish her engagement,
which, he said. would close in two DAYS.
Secretary Welch refused and was in
flexible.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
LONELY SEA LIFE.
Captain Moore of the Patterson Tells
How the Gloom Was Lifted by
Occasional Mails

Captain E. X. Moore of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey ship
Patterson arrived here yesterday and is at
the Occidental. His ship will go into the
drydock at the foot of Main street to re-
ceive some repairs. She will not return to
the Alaska coast where she has been, till
next spring.
I'VE were at work off the southeast coast
of Alaska" said Captain Moore last night
"The ship has been up there each season
since 1884. She was built q year previous.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
RELIANCE ATHLETIC CLUB.
1t VIII Give .'Gentlemen's Night


1t VIII Give .sGentlemen's Night
on Tuesday Evening Next.
The Reliance Athletic Club OF Oakland
will give gentlemen's night on Tuesday
evening. The following programme has
been arranged: Catch-as-catch-can style of
wrestling, best two out of three falls; Platt,
champion amateur of the coast, VS.. Gelder,
champion amateur Olympic Athletic Club;
also exhibition wrestling between Profess
sor Al Lean, Reliance Athletic Club, and
Prof Jack Williamson, Acme Athletic
Club.
Boxing by Danny Needham and Tom
Tracy, j. S. Fox and Charles Cathcarte and
Scott and Slamberg. The wind-up will be
six-round exhibition by professionals.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
Sons of Vermont.

November entertainment, social and dance at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. In add ition to
the programme announced Miss Jeanette Cole
man and Nh. Wickes will sing. accompanied with
violin obligato by Professor Jose Andronegul
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
Returned for the winter.

Colonel W. p Harrington and John Boges.
both of Colusa. arrived here yesterday. accom-.
panied by their families, and have taken
apartments al the Palace for the winter. They
have been absent from the City, staying at
their homes in Colusa County, for long time.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

OLD Dutch, Japanese gray, green, English
and antique oaks, plain mat gifts, green and
gold. white and gold, raw chestnuts, natural
redwoods and mahoganies are the stylish
things in picture frames. Sanborn, Vail & Co.
have them all at the right prices.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

A million acres of forest are cnt down
every year to supply European railway
com panles with sleepers on which the
lines are laid.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

Next year is the centennial of the silk
hat. which first came into common use in
Paris in 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
HER STARTLING
MIDNIGHT ERROR
Accidental Melodrama in
Victory Bateman'S Bed
Room.
She Mistook Strychnine for an
Opiate and Swallowed a
Dose.
IT WAS TOO DARK TO SEE.
Fright as an Emetic and a Timely
Physician Saved the Pretty
Actress Life.
IT WAS TOO DARK TO SEE

Miss Victory Bateman went through
her part as Dorothy at the Grand Opera
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board Of Trade.

Chicago. May a-There was fair trade
in wheat. chiefly local. Many OF yester-
days principal buyers took profits. Fiuc-
tnatioas covered INC range, with the top
prices scored near the start There was
a renewal CT the damage stories in the
Southwest early. and some outside buy
ing Eagiy cables were, however. clsap-
pointing. coming but I'd higher. and then
the weather was IN a general way favor
able. Though a few showers we're noted
in the Red and James river valleys. Il vas
sun hot ard clear IN the West and South
wes; Second private cables quoted Law
e-pooi IL higher. and tass caused o tenn
porary rally when announced. but efyer-
inxs soon ircreAsei and general realizing
occarred which caused quite . sharp
break II WAS ruuscred hat the Ilnc.s
corp report. 20 10 issued tomorrow. would
show a condition OF 81 per cent and th.s
cost the price something. notwithstanding
the chasing cables were 81 nerzlfy better.
Considerable iEfe<e<. conferred Ia corn.
she market daring the first hzis OF The
session ruling quite active. the range for
the day being @Gssc-
There Was a strong market n oats
cary, with sales al tho top prices Ths
break N wheat and Increased ozerscEs
created weakness. and pxScss 9ecl!rsc-
Too many hogs continued 10 be the talk
.n tire prgvtsson pit. and prices oraESst
70 . iowex ieyei II Consequence.
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Boston. May A-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow Of the. wool
market: The market continues exceeding
ly duh and listless on tho Eastern seaboard.
The only purchases OF new have been by
the Pacific mills. Their buyers have been
taking In large lines OF Quarter-bloods at
Hiz0I5c. Quarter-bloods have touched the
lowest prices known in their history. Elmo
Western woods are from \ TO cent higher
than last year. The sales for the week
ara 1.2s5.ooo pounds domestic and DDS. 500
pounds foreign. against LBS 900 pounds do
nestle and IS, 900 pounds foreign last week
and 1871 400 pounds domestic and 9sS 900
pounds foreign for the same week last year.
The sales to date show a decrease of H.
50, l73 pounds domestic and Si3.oo pounds
foreign from the sales to the same date In
1886. The receipts to date show n decrease
of ..SS bales domestic and an increase Of
L. So bales foreign.
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= the Hight that win bring great big slov Of
nappinea 70 yos. By Il yos win zee how strong
ana vigorous your now weak body can 10
n8ce. hndysn b for man. The groAe Hudvan
= 70 Be had only from the Hudson Medical In
estuts This wonderful discovery wAs made
~ the eJscialists Of the old famous Hsdson
Medical Institute. II IL the strongest and most
powerful vfta,irer made. IL 10 30 powerful that
u 10 simply wonderful how harmless IL L. yoQ
can ges y ffem nevhsre bat from the Hudson
umsalais
This extraordinary Rejuvenstsr 10 he noss
wonderful discovery of the age. II hes be>a en-
dorssd BY ths leading scienfiac nen Of Europe
and America
1lUDYAN 10 purely vegstasla
AlOYAN stops prsmsturensss q ne dis
charge ~ twenty days Cnrss LOST NAN
HOOD. constipation, difxinesa faiiing esnsa.
lions nervous tw!rching Of the eyes and oshse
parss
Strengthen invisorssss and soAss the e.ssrs
yssem u Is ~ cheap ~ any other remedy.
HCOHAE csrcs debility. nsyvsusne0.
emissions. aad develops and restores weak or
gana Psins In the back, losses by day or nisht
stopped Qaickly. Over 10 private indorso
msnfa
Prema,urensss means impo,eucy IN the arss
stage IL IL symptom OF seminal weakness
ana harfenpess. IL can be stopped In twenty
days by the use Of Hudyan- hudyan COST No
ncre thAa any other remedy.
Sent for circulars and testimon,ala
TAINTED BI-OOD-impure blood due
70 serious Pirate disorders carries myriads OF
sofe-proia cing germa Then comes sore tn rpsS
pimples. copperenlored spots, ulcers In mouth.
old SORES and faling hair. You can savs Trip
70 Hot springs By writing for Blood Book 70
the old physicians Of the
nUD0ON MEDICAL. HN0rIrUTE,
STOCKTON. Market and Ellis sta.
San ,sAscisco. California
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&s@.0 having bean sAippe4 this wssk.
some o. the lsat:ns hears are Of the cpin-
ION ,has the market contains little -
nothing favorable to the short side Of the
account. but On the contrary. tends 10
Ing speculation I.or.en While = u,osnr-
ate seller ca the declines. had NOT bean .
FACTOR OF Importance although the growth
OF favorable sentiment in regard 70 the
American securities there had been check
% oy the renewal OF eearssa tendencies
on the part Of Wan street itself.
Bank CleArnnces.
New Ycrk. May L IA
Ine fcucwine table. ceusplled by Brad
principal cities and the percentage Of tn-
crease or decrease. ~ compared with The
corresponding week last year.
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COMPOSITION in nonpareii. minion. brs-
~sey or long primer fsees on the follow.
lag sixs bodies: Nobparetl or m.s,on. noe
exceeding ID ems plea. brewer. not sx-
reedInx u ems plea: loag primer. not ex-
ceeding q ems plea Special terms %
large orders. A1erszs Post-Infeinssness
Seattle
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l1nonclol.
London. Nay A-Sslver, ma Cpnsela,
III Ills.
New York. May a-The Evening Posts
financial cxhlegr1m says: There was stag
nation today in all the markets. Amerf-
cans opened nat and under the parity. on
gold shipments and apprehcnsions OF Nc
kinieys programme. The close was nat,
but above the lowest OF the day. Mines
were better
Paris and Berlin markets Arm
Breadstufh and Grnina.
Liverpool May &-wheat-Spot steady:
No. red winter. IS sd. No hard Mani
toha, as ID: No. l California. IS sd. Futures
closed firm. near positions Laisd higher,
distant positions I'D higher: May. IS SID:
June. Is sad: July and August. 50 4Ad;
september and October. IS 4izd.
Corn-Spct firm; American mixed new,
- Nd. Futures closed firm. unchanged TO
I'd higher: May. IS "a: June. Is I'D. July.
y ID: August. - I'D: September. u Nd:
October. IS I'D
Flour Steady: limited demand: St. Louis
fancy winter. 70 Cd.
Heps-At London. Pacific coast. 81 10.
London Wool Sales.
London. May Sat the wool auction sales
L, 4g bales were offered. Of which 20o0 were
Withdrawn. Best merino greasy sells freely
At steady rates. and other grades are some
what lower and irregular. American repre-
sentafives were inactive buyers today. The
series has been curtailed, and closes on the
18th. II is very likely that a heavy amount
OF wool viii be carried over.
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Total sales.
The total sales OF stock today were 49,
7Ss shares, including: American Tobacco
Is. s0o Atchison 1900. American Sugar 3D.
300 Burlington $500. Chicago Gas $500.
D.stnling 5000. General Electric $500. Lou
isviiie $500. Rock Island $500. st. Paul L.
500, Tennessee Coal 800.
Flour.
F1our-Rece,pts 5000: exports n. 30 bar
rels; market dull. buyers holding on to
await development In wheat: winter pat
ents, $a.75q3. 50: winter straits, CDd3.S.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts 27s.4oo bushels: exports
$500 bushcls.- Spot lower. Options
opened firmer. but at once declined In the
face OF buIlish crop news from the North
and Southwest Prospects OF q heavy CAL
ifornia crop, absence OF export demand
and talk of bearish Illinois report all con-
trHbuted TO the weakness. closed &c net
lower, No. red May. 60 5-lsd7o 7-isc.
csc.
wool-puil; domestic fleece. isonc:
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Duil: United closed S1ak
Metals.
Pig Iron-Easy.
Copper-Easy.
Lead-Steady: brokers'. =: exchange
sos.
Tin-Easier: straits. Sl33sa13ss: plates
quiet
Spelter-ouies: domestic. No5a4ie.
Coffee.
CofYee-Options opened quiet, a. un-
changed prices to 10 points decline: May.
si2 Spot coffee. Rio quiet; No. 2. lfc; mild
quiet, cordova, 1sisaIsc.
sugar.
Sugsr-Raw quiet: fair refining, SIC:
centrifugal. @ test, &c: refined quiet
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rAcIFgc COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

pspatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
~ Ser Francisco. via Port Townsend
"a Victoria, at . q. IN. tpassengers re-
eeiyed on board at a. m.) May 2. 2. IL.
d. q and q.
fer Alaxka--May 2 ard n. al q. m
Ffum San Francisco for Victoria and
PUGET sound ports. at a. M. May 4. 8. II.
Tjcs4ta may be obtained at the Office Of
~ company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
J. ". TRoWBRIDGE. +. s. SunI
G0oODAI.fs. PERKINS a. CO.
General Agents, Saa Francisco.
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A reward OF SO viii b paid for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and eonvto-
ton Of any one stealing copies Of TIE
Fcst-Infeiiigsnccr deliveries 70 sahess1beso
throughout the city.
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uvnpfA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
NuLrNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
fAave. Arrive.
e.uuu1a At. 60 mTacoma at. $40 . N
SseS1ne ~. 10 90 q m5eattie At ..1z.O m
SiS1ijs ct =. Loo mlTacoma at. I'D m
SSSns At. $50 y miOiympia at. go a
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except sunday.
Leave Arrive.
nr>ff1e 800, 30 mTacoma 49,. $50 q m
61gunla -. 200 mllacoma ..... Boo y M
Sseo1ua 49,. s:ag y n&Seaitie ...... 100 p N
T1rs between Seattle and Tacoma. Is
Golz. Landing al seattle city dock. foot
Y Hoin street.
iGLY. BoGARDUS & CO.. Agents,
City dock. Telephone. Main q.
cspt l.. Wiley, Manager.
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A brosIer waica weighs two pounds
alive VIII weigh eight ounces less when
srsxsed
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ALASKA.

Pacific Coast Steamship Comrany'a
STEAMER AL-KI.
III newly refitied. new upper deck cabins.
ard new and commodious second-ciass
passenger accommodations. will sail from
Battle May L, at a. m. calling at
VICTORIA.
NARY ISLAND. KETCHIKAN.
wRANGEL. SUMDUM.
JUNEAU and DOUGLAS ISLAND.
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snfE CARD IN EFFEcT Jan: 1

WlHfE CARD IN EFFE~I JAN. 4
80 bound-Leaves Seattle ] q m |:
s pnrf Townsend 6 .. M. leaves Fri
Hs,ter l0sD G. m. leaves Roche HAr-
~ fi,G 3. n; arrives ~ New Whatcom
- S6uud-Leaves New whatcom q
fssgso Roche HArbor 10 q M: leaves
$tsev 8afbor IL g. M. leaves Fort
@Ss1d .. M: arrives 1t Seattle 5.4s
fnompson, manager-owner. Lily,
esee1ns & Co., agents. City dock
irGkone. Main 81.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Tho Stock Exchange,
New York. Nay s-The stock mario.
to-day showed sc1ns Improvement IN -he
vclass OF business. although ~. tra.fsn.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAINIER-GRANp HorEL

p: +. Du Cross. Snohomish.
W. J; Block. New York
Mrs: Edwin F. May and son. New Yorl.
Russell Howard. Washington Cfty.
=. ~. Melsen. g. Paul.
sam Keller. New York
VIM yi r; A Rooney. U s. 3 Asatssy.
NJ. @. johnson. Vancouver.
Mrs johnson, Vancouver.
Mr.; and Mrs. W: r. spinney. New Yerk.
{. II. Hunter, New York.
HOTEL BUTLER
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. o'Farrell. spekaaa
=. \, Pratt. San FransiscA
4: c. shemmerfeit. Victoria.
w. A. Ward. Victoria
A. j. Steinman. San Franssxco
G. +. Ciapp. Port Townsend
John G. Morong. q. s. Navy.
Nrs 5n J. 6; Morony u s. s NipaA
Miss Annie Deasy. Everett.
I. +. MARKS. San ,FranciscA
T. A. Wadhams. Blaine.
Miss Wadhams. Blaine.
Mrs. J. Shaw. Blaine
Il. Van Zandt, whatcon-
y. 8. Grosscup. Tacoma
II. Y. McCartcr. New York
+; g; n Mullen n Mount Ia,,' xsmsA
i John r E riSsssi. w assas.,;
MI. oIsQ SIr3 r.. .. 11S(of0. 10iI88ye0
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
E kT..t M n.ss, S ssa YORK. f
Adoiphe Klanbers, LcuIsvflie ~
Frank Campbell. Detroit
Newton ehisnell. BrooklyA N I.
William 8. GIL. Boston.
l. +. Tucker. Buxton. I'D.
Miss La Verne. BrAnton. To4.
Miss Bader. Boston.
r.. II. Steaphsns, boston
Frank L. Alker. Pniladelpnia
Emmet y. King. New York
II. s. Duftisid. San Francisco
T. J. Myers. agent Friends Ca
Miss NJ. Maris. San Francisco.
d. A. Moore and wife. RosxdaA
NJ. Morrison. Spokane.
s. +. Arthur. spoEans.
q. W. Russell. Spokane.
A II. Waite, Tacoma.
$. ]. Young. Eagle Woolsa MN
7. J. johnson. City,.
r. q. Roberts. Cumberland
J. West, Vancouver. u. G.
Mrs c. d. King. Olympia.
James r. Blackwell. Fort Orchard
=. Wall and Wife. Akron. O.
Mrs. Collett and daughter. City.
G. NJ. Pierce. Portland
6. o: AsPaas and wife. Friday Harsss.
w. w. Watson. City.
HOTEL Du.LER
L. r. Elvrrm, S!ivana-
Capt. J. Il. Moore, utsaiady.
Charles jackson, Tacoma
A. r. Feeney. Everett
James Winter SouLn ben9
I'D Porter. South Beni-
J. C. Downey, South TEND.
Hugh Ferguson, Boston.
Thomas RoDsnson. Belfast, Tr.iaaa
Fred l.. Dunn, Bslsls. ireland
william Gilmore, Belfast. Ireia1A
4. n: Jones. Arlington.
X. w. Robertson. Arlington
s. ID. Pope. Victoria.
Mrs. g. ID. Pope, Victoria
W, j. Berter. Olympia
Miss A. Wilson. Victoria B. G.
J. &. Bowen. Edison.
Miss Coniey. Edison.
A. ID. Droonshire. EdisonL
HOTEL NORTHERN.
W. g. Melirk Portland
George II. Smith, City.
A. 2. Douglass. ErohsAA, w.
:. 5. Goldsmith. s.: Paul
{, w. Snyder. Tacoma
,ne,nAs Mslon.y. tos, AnssiA
NJ. j.. Gramnsont, Chicago.
Joseph MccaSe. Olympia.
4 {. G Gse4s.. rd ns's Aa Aafs..-
Gus s~'i Larson RI Wool,sy'
J. 4. Levy, San Francisco.
r. H. Fowicr Pofs Townsend
w. j. Mlllican, Tacoma
Joseph Peoples, Portland.
T. A Bartlett. Port Townsso4
Dan Mcclellan. Wha.corn.
John DignaD. Sumas-
~. X HoIloch, Whafcom-
Capt Jafnes Mcintyre. Port TswnSsne-
W. q. plDder. Victoria
J. 81 Rector. Tacoma
william Petchs.l, Tacoma
A II Miller, Whatcofn-
W Alexander, Tacoma.
Mira GoDdy. Everett
~ l. Bali Tolf.
James PEAR, srososrish.
r. o. Drury and family. Astoria. Or.
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"a TRANSPORTATION ca
wxrxLy TINE CARO-,
CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.

nx1rER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN,
GkAgit River Route
Geetfie--A onday. May {. ct =
~: Thursday. Nay z. 1t : q N :
1911 Nay ., al Q. M. Leaves
~ tefror-Tuesday, Nay 6. Al D.
10y, Nag s. a 8 = m: Sunday.
"A 3 4 m, calling ~ 6fznwood.
cif CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon.
s.TS eutng south Sunday and north
~eA1rER CLAN MDONALD.
=. wednesday and fridAy af q a.
xnoeds. Everett and 6nohomlsh
sslufs. Gosng through to Tacoma
-. 49, steamers for all points on the
6,nen ali night Telephone, Main
8. 9. YERkES. Manager.
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wA,ern cT.AN M.DoNALp.
Az JUAN ISLANDS.

~rANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
<s~ Enifed States mail. leaves City
fssk a Main street. Monday. Wed
ss.e ~ Friday al q. ma. for Port
..snsd San Juan Islands and New
Ss1ssn' Returning. leaves New What
Z T1Srday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May &-Wheat-Waila WaIla
Esa57c; Valley. 5s95sc per bushel
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]. r. TROwBRIDGE.

Puget Sound superintendent.
oaattle office. Ocean dock. foot Main
street. Telephone. Main 80
Goodall. Perkins L. Co.. general agents.
Ian Francisco.
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A PHYSICIAN WHO HAS DEVOTED
thirty years 10 the treatment OF blood dis
eases. and who 10 In Possession OF Q
formula which has never failed TO cure
syphilis In any stage. Will take any case
under a positive guarantee 10 cure or -
fund money. Consult him at once. Write
fer full Information. FREE. TO the Morat
Chemical Company. So Aarke; street. San
Francisco. Cal.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves YesIer dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays AT .
m, for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
gettysburg, Pysht. Cialiam Bay and Neah
Bay; returning. arrives at Seattle p.
y on opposite days Steamer Evangel
kaves Yoser dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
CAV at $50 ?. NJ. arrives Seattle alter
nate days ESQ p. m.
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Everett s;sa a. m, y. m.
leaves Seattle ii.so a. m. and 40 .. m.
rare-sinsle trip. Tsc. round trip, u.:S:
mnnssts with boats for Tacoma and sno-
,isnaing-colman dock. foo, of Marion
eEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
eiaad Troap. Pres. +. W. Gocdhue. Sec.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. s Mail.
.oels, leaves City dock. foot OF Main
erlwt s;s9 a. m. calling at South Beach.
NNarchssl. Brick Yard. Hremerion. Y. =.
s.ssssy lard, Sidney. Charleston. Trseyton.
Sasee. silvertaie. Leaves Port Orchard
:, station a. p. IA. arrives Seattle
p IN. Z. II. Robinson. master. LILY.
sreKaFoas a Co. agents. Telephone. Main
HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
L. :. MAI.
STEAMER DELTA
tsases Harrington dock. foot OF Wash.
irss,on street. Morday. "wednesday and
atiaaN. az O'clock a. m. for Kingston.
nnelt Gsmhle. ScahSck. Brfnnon. Holly,
rrrsstso, isliwaup Falls, Hcodspert and
eaien City. Returns alternate days
u. TRoUrNAN. Master.
Telephone. Red 81.
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