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SATURDAY JULY 4, 1896.
EDITORIAL.
GRIEVOUS WRONGS.

We have repeatedly urged that there
is no Justice for the colored man as
between himself and white one.
This is fittingly illustrated in the case
of r. +. TYLER, white, who shot and
wounded JACK CARR, eolored.
IL seems that CARR had an alterca-
ton with another white man and was
getting the better OF it when TYLER
went into his house. secured gun and
shot CARR. Now, this was felony OF
the most aggravated kind.
TYLER has won his way into the PEN
itentiary whether he ever gets there
or not.
It is easy to contemplate what would
have been done had TYLER been color
ed and CARR, white.
He would have been railroaded to
the states prison. The daily papers
would have magnified the nature OF
his wounds and citizens regardless OF
color would have been induced to look
with radical disfavor upon his action.
But it was only a Negro, with soul,
who was feloniously shot, and his
would-be murderer was a white man.
Such is the influence of race preju-
dice. In the face of it's oaths are dis
qraced and the law cast aside.
Under the law, TYLER could not
rightfully be ''honorably acquitted"
BARNEY PERRY. (colored) who was
brutality murdered by two white men
sleeps within the confines of an hum
BILE cemetery No proper effort is be-
ing properly made to apprehtnd bis
white murderers.
Roscoe g. OLIVER, (colored) muir
! dered 10y JULIAN TRAYLoR, presumed
to be white, is resting beneath the
green turf which affords him shelter
and gives forth mournful silence the
story of his sudden taking Off. TRAY
Lob never slept a night within the
walls OF the city jail.
A colored man in Henrico 60 who was
alleged to have injured e white mans
cow was given six months in jail and
fined $500.
Will the liberal minded white PEG
pie longer condone these outrages'
viii they realize that these miscar-
riages OF justice have in the past and
will again react upon them2
We hope SO. AS for our part, we tel
colored people and tell them plainly
that in alterations with the lower
elements OF the white race, they mus
defend themselves and take the conse
quences.
The law has been so construed as tC
form a bulwark of protection for the
white man. 1t is a hollow mockery
a fiimsy sham for the colored one
To look to it is TO be deceived; to trus
il is to be worse COMPOUNDED.
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What a Woman Gan Do.

Last week l cleared, after paying all
expenses, $35585, the month previous
$3.50 and have at the same time attend
ed to other duties. l believe any en-
ergetic person can do equally as well,
as / have had very little experience.
The Dish Washer is jHst lovely and ev-
cry family wants one, which make sell
ing very easy. l do no canvassing.
People hear about the Dish Washer
and come or send for one. 1t is
strange that a good, cheap Dish Wash
er has never before been put on the
market The Mound City Dish Wash
er fills this bill. With it you can wash
and dry the dishes for a family OF ten
in two minutes without wetting your
hands, AS soon as people see the
Washer work they want one. You can
make more money and make it quick
er than with any household article on
the market. feel convinced that any
lady or gentleman can make from $40
10 $14 per day around home. You can
get full particulars by addressing, The
Mound City Dish Washer Co., st Lou
s, No. They help you get started,
hen you can make money awful fast.
A. l.. g.
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WEST END NOTES.

Rev. A. Bodoin of Cherry Stone, Va,
made a flying visit to this section last
Sunday while on his way from the
southwest. While here he was the
guest of Rev. II. Powell, 1918 Taylor
Miss Minnie Minor Of CORTLAND, Ala.
is visiting her relations, Mrs. W. H.
Carter of 1915 Taylor st. She has
been in the city about two weeks, also
visiting relations on Church Hill. She
is a public school teacher and will
leave about the 9th for her home.
MARRIAGE OF AN AGED COUPLE.
Monday night, 22nd, at the residence
OF the bride, Williams street, Henrico
County; MIR. Albert Carter, ST., was
married to Mrs. Maria Fleming. Rev
Philip Winston officiated. May Gods
peace and comfort rest upon them.
They have several grown children,
grand and great-grand children.
DEATHS.
The revival meeting is now in pro-
gress with increasing interest each
night. with several mourners and some
conversions. The pastor cordially in
vites all who are in full fellowship with
their own churches to come and take
an active part. Come out Christian
friends and help us to capture this
part of Gods vineyard from the devil.
| We have some bold and hard sinners.
At River View Baptist Church, Rev
erend Johnson, the pastor, preached at
IL 20 and at s 80 Reverend Eli Saun-
ders preached. These good brethren
fed their people with living food that
will help both soul and body.
Our Sunday-schools are on the in
i g. hok Io
Too much speeding and useless word
sense be stopped and give the children
pure instructions and they will be ben
Gifted by coming out. Parents have
no time to prepare their children to
hear WOuld-be 0rations that they can
not understand. Plain, practical and
religious instruction is what the par
ents wish to be instilled in their child
rem. Cast your bread upon the waters
every day.
At 9Th Baptist Sunday school is
shown signs of a healthy growth. Sis
ter Powell who was absent on account
of sickness, was greatly m Used by the
entire school and espec tally by her
large Bible class; but the Reverend
filled her place to the qualification of
all. Let the Church and Sunday-school
follow him and they will see the light
of day.
Little Samuel Carter. eight years old
was presented a Bible for bringing in
the largest number of scholars, which
he seemed to greatly appreciate
Only two teachers showed that they
had taken any interest in the contest.
which was a sad mistake. 1t is hoped
that the officers an d teachers will seek
out the parents and especially the
children and urge them to go to Sun
day-school.
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FROM YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohildren's Day-AcOepted 0all-SOcial
Items-Personals

JoBNsrowN, PA, June %, 90.
Last Sunday was great day at the
A. Nj. + Zion Church. il was children's
day. The church was decorated hand
homely. flowers and pctted plants in
abundance. Rev Snow, the ne 'ly
appointed pastor preached in the morn
ing and evening; the children recited
at 3 o'clock and the programme, which
was very long, was carried out.
Rev. n. j. Watson, who has been
pastor OF the Zion church for the last
three yesrs, has accepted a call TO
preach at the Zion church in the East
end, Pittsburg. His friends and con-
gregation regret his sudden departure
from them, but all wish him success in
his new field of labor
Mr.. and Mrs John Slaughter enter
tanned a few friends at their residence
on Bedford St., on FIR day Eve , in
honor of Miss Scott. The evening was
spent in playing games and having
music by the host and hostess.
Mr.. George w. Leech, representing
the Afro-American Missionary Society
work in Indian Ter, is in our city He
is a very pleasant gentleman to meet
A picnic Sparty was given at West
mont Park, Wednesday. by Mrs. Geo
Miller and Miss Narcissa Cook, in homo
of Miss Fannie Scott, pleasant tim'
was spent.
Mrs. Nellie Duke left last week {,
visit her parents in Virginia.
Mrs n. J. Watson left on Monday, t
visit friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Wilson of Washington d. G, j
visiting Mrs. Mahoney of Kernvin
Hill, South side.
Miss +. E. Scott is the guest Of Mrs
Mollie Banks OF Railroad Street.
Mr.. Ohio Cooper was suddenly calle'
> to Cumberland by the illness of one c
, his children.
or the programme contained in on
, last weeks letter, we failed to mentio
/. one OF it's most striking features, it wa
: song. by little clara Bundy, age
, years; entitled: "What wonderful
4 Saviour"
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Lawn Party
Given by the
FIRST BATTALION INFANTRY,

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS at their armory
and Leigh Sts Commencing July 1896 and lasting until July
17th.-Every night
This entertainment for the benefit said Battalion and
invite onr friends and the public generally and
help A good time promised TO all
PRIZE TO BE VOTED FOR.
lstA Silver
2ndA Rocking Chair the
3d,A Gold Dollar
&
the Party and that the results shall m declared
ast
of
PROGRAMME:
First Night Concert by the First Battalion Band
seco1d Night: Tuesday An Exhibition Drill
Third
Fourth Night ThurdyA
the Battalion in which
follows:
Fifth Night IFrdayl-Bayonet Exercise Company A.
Sixth
A by ompany
Eighth Night (Wedneday)Par
Night (Ihuday-A Live Pigeon Pie"
tests and the presentation prizes
ADMISSION, 1Oc
Committee Capt w s cowan, Co. &C" Lieut. H. L.
Harris; Lieut. l. Wyche Co. %B" QuaTtermasteI Sergts
Capt w. A. Hankins, Co. GA" Chairman.
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CADETS OADETsll CADETS n!
First Annual Encampment aud Picnic Of
The E. Z O.

Monday, July o. 1896 at Holmes
Grove. food time promised 90 all
Lawn-tenDis. eroquet. swinging among
drill by the Broad Street Zouaves
the amusements. An exhibi lou
commanded by Captain David Hill
and squad from Company "B" 'ap-
tain C.. b. Nicholas commando.
Special police, good ORDER. AMI good
music all the evening. Don't miss the
treat.
Committee: - Merry L Robinson,
Charlotte Mason. Sadie BraxtOn. Liz
zie Mallory.
a. J. WYcHE, Commander
627-2t
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GRAND EXCURSION.

Excursion to Washington, d. c., by
the colored Y. M. @. A, 81 so Round
Trip. Leaving Richmond, via c. & o.
July 8. p. NJ; returning Monday
July 18th. This will give an opportu-
nifty which does not come often. Visit
the capital and witness the great con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor.
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w. S. SELDEN,
Funeral Director
sos E. Broad st
RESIDENCE AND WARE Rooms:

RESIDENCE AND WARE Rooms:
1908 K. Leigh St., Richmond, Va.
Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure salts
faction Having made new and extern
sive improvements in all Of the branch
es of the undertaking business, / re-
spectfully thank the public for their
past patronage and ask the contin-
uance of the same. All orders prompt
ly filled. Country orders solicited.
We, the Undersigned gladly recon-
mend w. s. SELDEN to the public
generally as worthy and faithful I'M
dertaker, Revs Daniel James, Archer
Ferguson and Mr.. John Heney, No
1000 Graham and Marshall ST., Fulton
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in the city this week. the guest Of her
brother. Mr.. George Streats.
Mrs. Sarah Mason will soon be able
to be out again.
Mr.. Walter ]. Harris returned TO the
city last tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Parson continues
very sick. also Mr.. A X. Cunningham.
Mr. Thomas IL. Hayes is improving
slowly.
Mr. Ellis j. Young is endesvoring TO
raise one hundred dollars for his
church through the medium of a con-
cert and album cards He is an all
round worker and is determined that
success shall be percheG on its banner,
the 2nd Baptist Church.
;, On Friday night of last week, a
grand time was spent at the residence
OF Mr.. Charles Brown. The Brown
brothers entertained number of
. young ladies and gentlemen from the
city of "seven hills" It was in the
early hours OF morn when they sill left
for their several homes. The Brown
brothers need TO be commended for
having such a grand affair.
Mrs. Sarah Clemmonds, who resides
, on east 18th street is very sick.
Mrs. Ella Irwin Wfnfree is GONZALES
cling.
Mr.. William Morton, who has beer
sick is improving rapidly.
MIR. George Washington, our grea
spiritual soDgster, is detained at hom'
on account Of ill-health.
Miss Susie V. Sevens and Mrs Glars
Edmonds, of Petersburg, have beel
:. visiting Rev. and Mrs. s. Decatur Phil
?, lips the past week, and have had
I, naded them last Monday night.
p While passing the Second Baptis
i Church last Sunday night, we hear
It Rev. ID. Webster Davis in clarion
tones, expounding the scriptures.
I. Baptizing took place at the Firs
, Baptist Church last Sunday morning
z Da. Binga immersed 20 candidates
In the afternoon, the Lords Suppe
7. was administered and the right-hsn'
/ of fellowship extended.
u TOPICS.
Say girl, did you take him to that re
k ception the other night? Yes boy, bu
Ie you don't know Gin whisper) hav
o an eye to business, the outing is nea
4, at hand. Used for q good thing, hal
lie That fellow seemed to have bee
1t weighed in the balance and foun
is wanting" for he can't find one gin
to adore him. Friend, take it cas-
y for in this world their trials and tribu
= lations, especially in the counting cir
le Gle.
as That fellow seems to be loving ths
70 Richmond beauty more than evel
IN He goes over once q week; oh NJ
70 three times at the least. That's RICH
il you can't get one, get the othe
m 1.-The one that 1 loved dearly hE
is turned her back on me Poor fellow
1.-THE cat came back" but oh, tn,
10 fellow, you will never get back.
is We learn that one of our churches
to on the verge OF dissolution. "Bretl
ut rem, quit your foolishness and con
ly down"
On We learn that a portion of the pr
~ Church is now worshiping on "Mo
On Hill." Who is the preacher7 is it
rk fact that they are going to build anot
er church, This is what they call
er split. 1t seems as il a reformatit
DIV needs to take place among those mer
sr. bers.
to Buy the PLANET at the "Compal
ON Store" or Mr.. Monroe's barber shop
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Mrs. Amanda Reeves,

Has fitted up first-class Restaurant
and Boarding House where she is pre-
pared TO accommodate all classes at
reasonable rates. She respectfully
solicits the patronage Of the public.
No. II R. r. AVE. ROANOKE, VA.
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PETERSBURG, VA, June %. '9e

PETERSBURG, VA, June 70, 10.
The Board of the Va. N. and G In
stitute has elected Miss Gertrude v.
Foreman of Norfolk to the position
made vacant by the retirement of Mrs.
julia Hayes. Miss Foreman is grad
uate of the institution.
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Mr.. w. n. Morris has left for
Catskill Mts., n. Y.
Mics Vera A. Holmes left for
New York last Wednesday. Miss An
ME NJ. Jackson left also to spend the
summer at Lancaster, Pa. Miss Bet
tie Ano erson lett Tor PnIIaueIpnia.
Mrs. J. f. Wilson, who is travel
ing in the interest OF the Orphan
Home at Lancaster, S. c.. was in the
city this week. She has visited Balti-
more and Philadelphia. and returned
home last Monday. She was reason
ably successful in the work. She is
we'll recommended.
MIR. Henry Robinson of Alabama
together with Messrs Crockett and
Gilmore Robinson call d onu
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A. D. PRICE,,
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
& LIVERY STABLES.
Alp & Ala n. Third st.

Residence at same number.
Orders promptly filed at short notice
Telephone orders promptly attended.
Hall rented for meetings and all nice en-
tertainments. Plenty of room with all
necessary conveninces. Phone No ST.
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For Fine Laundry Work, call on the
the Richmond Steam Laundry, 3l6 N.
9TH st Richmond, Va.
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Mr.. W. n. Morris has left for
Catakill MIS-
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STEAMERS.


PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
The MAGNIFICENT steamers Unau.la. Clty
n p,reh'a ara waIia Wa.la ply between
Seattle ard San Francisco. calling az Pors
Townsend and Victoria. B. c. rs 'oao"s'
a. IN. October {. y. Il. =.
"a "a November I. 6. H. 1S.
November L g. IL Is. 81. 2S. December l.
Il 3.
Leave San Francisco Due Seattle: q. "a;
For seattle. a MI October 4. .. IL ~. "a
October l. 8. II. Isl = =,
q. rs. 81. November ). 10.
Noyember s. 10 ISL g. =. December
20 Is. 30.
The magnificent steamer City OF Topeka
leaves Seattle at . a. IN. for Alaska Oct
H. % Nov. IS. Is, Dec. Is, -. due oack
at Seattle November Is. December 10. %
The company reserves right to change
steamers or sailing dates.
j. r. TROwRRIDGE,
p s. Supt.. Seattle. Wash.
0oodail. Perkins s. Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington: in and Tor me
County Of King; ss The sSSadsaayian
a corporation. plaintiff. vs.: d. I. Denny
ct al. defendant-No. Ell. Summons
by publication.
Robertson. A. p. Fuller; National Bank
OF Commerce. of Providence. F.. I.
Blunck. The Northwest Electric Com
psny, Abby A. Roe. Emily L. TGll: the
Heritable Securities. Mortgage and In
vestment Association. James d. Stan
dish. Sgnund Schwabacher and Nelson
W. Parker. defendants.
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned to appear within sixty t6ol days OF
the first publication of this summons. to-
wit. within sixty @o) days after the 18th
day OF September. 1886. and defend the
above-ensttied action. in the above-entitled
court, and answer the complaint OF the
upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiffs. at their office below stated. and
in case OF your failure so 10 do Judgment
will be rendered against you according to
the demand OF the complaint which has
been flied with the clerk OF said court.
The object OF the aboye-entitied action Is
ant. D: 7. Denny, for mortgage debt on
gage executed oy the said defend.
s sas pd p SAID Pfn asie being In fa asea OF Of
the 7th day of june 1893. and being for the
sum OF $1.5sLso. together with interest
SnersO1 at the rate OF ~ per cent. per
annum from the said It'll day Of June. 1888.
until paid. and an attorneys fee of SIS
and costs of this action: and TO obtain
decree OF foreclosure OF the aforesaid mort
gage given to secure said note and attor-
ney's fee. which mortgage was flied and
recorded on the 18th day of June. 1893, in
the Office Of the county auditor of King
county. Washington, in volume JOS OF
Mortgag on page 81 of the records OF
said King county. and for the sale OF the
property in said mortgage and herein
after described. the proceeds OF said sale
TO be applied towards the satisfaction OF
said mortgage deed of si.59l.Go and the ac-
crued interest thereon and said attorneys
fee; and for a decree barring and fore
closing the defendants and each of them
from all right. title. interest. lien and
equity OF redemption In and 10 said mort
gagged premises and affected by this suit.
described as follows. to-wit: All OF lots
mum bered eleven Old and twelve Q2), in
block numbered eight f0, and lots six 90
and seven 90. IN block twenty-eight {2s),
all in the Denny-Fuhrman addition TO the
city OF Seattle aforesaid. lying and being
In King county. state Of Washington.
CORLfSS & LANGLAND
Attorneys for Plaintiff. BILLS Bailey build
ing. Seattle. King county, Washington.
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PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
s:0oamiLvl MI Tacoma ltl0lAr 4:45am
I0:l5amiLv1 eei Seattle S2lArl 3:o0arn
i:SSpmIIvl 72lPt. Townsend 3slArli.45pm
l:s6pm, Arll10 Victoria MiLvI S.30pm
sDasly except Monday.
This steamer furnishes first-cl0ss accom-
modations. carving both freight and pas
sengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. ETC.. inquire OF
G. r. Tuo-NDyKE
Yesier wharf Seattle.
/. A. NADEAU.
General Agent ". p. Railway.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MCLTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 mi Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma at. .fe.00 nj Seattle at. .I2ao m
Seattle at. loo p mi Tacoma at 500 m
Tacoma at. $50 y m Olympia at. $50 m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle at 7:so a MI Tacoma at. $50 q m
Tacoma at 1890 a mi Olympia at. leo N
Olympia at. 200 p mi Tacoma AZ. 500 m
Tacoma at. $50 y mi Seattle at.... 7.So m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. .
cents. Landing at Seattle City dock. foot
of Main street.
LILLY. Boz sRDUS & CO.. Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEY,.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay ro,i.e
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays a. a m.
for Port Townsend. Port Williams. Dun
gsness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Gestys-
burg. Pysht. Clailam Fay ara Nsah Bay.
returning. arrives at Seattle 3 o. m. on
opposite days. Steamer EvanRei leaves
Yesier dock for Port Townsend, port An
geies and Victoria Moadays. Wednesdavs
and Fridays at $50 D. m !: arrives sesffie
alternate DAYS 2:3o o. m.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. ~ noon; Seattle Ye9iee
wharf 5 p. m. Mondays ard Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhayen.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
D. m. following day.
Fare &c Blaine. s.: fare TO Vancouver.
g. For further Information apply to Yes.
Ter wharf
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CITY TREASURE NOTfCE-The fsl-
lowing city warrants VIII he paid EPon
preSentatioz a. the city treasGrsrss Office
Interest or said Ta-ra1ts viii erase at
the expiration OF fifteen DAYS from the
first publication OF raAs rotsce-
CnsaES se-e~. warrant. ordnance No.
AS. No. ls7i-
<.ol,srrosa stree. warrant. ordinances No.
ssS No. 81
Jacksoa street warrant. or1lasnce No.
s9S No. TH.
rolrrtA ssreet warrant. ordinances Nos.
- and "a, No. sss-
Harrison street warrant. orSiaAacs No.
-. No. -. paE& rs4ygns n. 500.
South FouTEeNGath s-reek warrant orStn-
znes Ne. i.z7z. Nos s5s. 4s4 and ri. part
payment. 500.
Hyde street warrant. ord rance No. !. ga
No 1EA part payment. Slss1
Ssswz<- street warrant. ordnance No.
t,1sa No. also. 9r@. part payment. &sn.
GEORGE e. MEAtEiAE.
City Treasurer.
Date .. a-st publication. Oc.c5s- =. lSss.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Gard in effect June i. 1885

Time Card IN effect June j, 1855
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATcON
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday. at 10 p. m.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA CON.
NER ROUTE.
Fa,rhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday, Mt a. m.
Telephone. Main 27s Yerle- dock
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DtR2n1y A2b416BH8, kss1tD
n oet<r 20 aecure corec- 10eesf3o3 %
nesfces unaer xke14 nea1saxn. Ire same
ol1yrs1d b I<fs a. tbs Business cface =
this pager. 10 charge = male Tor ssca
Do<ic<s
Funeras notices. rescsEfscns 81 es5er -
efas arnounc>meuss viii ~ charg~5 ~ 1ne
Rufe ~ 70 rersx rer sfrs <zE1 f1sere5GE
F-SfSF-g %.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMEsH A EnrrN~cnN.

Carrying u. s. Mail.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock, foot OF Main
street. Sd a. m. calling at South Beach
Eurcheli. Brick Yard Bremerton. u. s.
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. Traryton.
CHICO. Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station az .. m: arrives eeatr,s
az .. m. Z. ". Robinson, master Tiliv
Eogarcus K Co.. agents Telephone. Main
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REWARD.

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