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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

If the half that is told about Dr.
Roetgen's X-rays be true his is the most
wonderful discovery of the nine teenth
century, snd It's possibilities are almost
infinite. has been used with signal
success already to discover the location
of bullets in the human body, and
there is abundant reason to believe that
eventually 1t will be great aid to sur
gerry and medicine. Edison claims that
the rays passed through aluminium rem
der that metal as hard as steel, and he
has an idea, which however he has not
yet tested, that microbes may be effec-
tually killed by it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

One would like to know how the gen.
tieman at Irkutsk who is acting as agent
of DR.. Nanssn, the Arctic explorer got.
the news that the Doctor had reached the
pole and had found land there. Did it
come by carrier pigeons. by balloon, OF
has DR.. Nansen discovered some new
method of flashing news across hundreds
of miles OF frozen ice. 1t would not have
been difficult for the man who got the
news to tell how he got it, and by doing
SO he would have got much wider
credence for his wonderful tale. AS it is
we fear that his story will be looked upon
as what in newspaper parlanoe is known
as fake" pure and simple.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
PASSING DOWN LINCOLN'S MAN.
TIL
(Lewiston Journ al.

Newiston JournaI)
Speaker Reed is fit to be President BY
eminenoe in many directions. He has
convictions wrought out; hence, they are
organic and stick to him un der pressure,
He has self-poise and hence when at.
acked, he smiles and the enemy who is
too hot to reason, capitulates to the i'm
pertur bable. He opposes my apprecia-
tion but shall support him, all the
same''-is the way one of the friends of
the old flag and an appropriation in the
present Congress-, epitomizes Reed 8
mental and emotional poise. The power
to hold on is great when it is allied to
the power to hold ON to ones temper. He
who is easily ratified, may have power,
but his weakness is that his power is not
about him when he needs it most. Want
OF available assets is the chief imp of in
solvency. We notice that the points Of
resemblance between Reed and Lincoln,
to which we have hitherto called atten-
tion, begin to be generally recognized.
Lincoln was philosopher as we'll as
statesman. in virtue of his vision which
was emphatically social. Reeds style as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

Free silver has received death blow
from the House for this session, and it
is not probable that any of it's friends in
that body will have heart enough left
after their overwhelming defeat to under
take to galvanize it into life again dur
ing the continuance of the present house.
The Senate still continue to stand by it,,
but the Senate unaided can accomplish
nothing further than filling up the Con-
gressional Record with stirring apos-
trophies to the white metal and fierce de-
nunciations of the gold bugs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

an orator possesses many of the felicities
of LincolD's written and spoken words.
Both men say more in fewer word-words
that hOmely folk can understand-than
anybody since Ben. Franklin. For ex-
ample. note Reeds electric condepsation
of Republicanisin wired to the Lincoln
bang uetters at Portland on Wednesday !:
-" All possible progress consistent with
order, all possible conservatism but no
halt in civilization" While we are cele-
brating Lincoln's birthday it is crafty
ing that the American people today seem
to be more inclined to passing down the
mantle than to passing it.
BUSINESS MORALITY
(Springfeld Republican,
Marshall Field has recently been quoted
as saying that the standard of business
morality in Chicago is perceptibly lower
than it was five years ago and is steadily
sinking. This is rather startling state
ment, and it is so plain as to require no
proof, that If what Mr.. Field says of
business morality in Chicago is true, it ia
also true in regard to the standards gov
erning trade relations in other great CEN
ters Of pcpu lation, New York, Pihladei-
hia and Boston. There are few men in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

Among the interesting rumors that
come from England is one to the effect
that Gladstone will enter parliament as
soon as an opportunity offers for the pur-
pose Of pleading the cause of Armenia.
The aged statesman's shame and wrath
over England's disgrace are described as
awe.ins spring and terrible. He includes
both parties in his bitter denunciation.
Beth have failsd to maintain the honor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

Mr.. 7. M. Healy frankly avows that
be is in Parliament for embarrassing
the government as much as he can, IN
the hope of compelling it to do justice to
Ireland. But Mr.. Healy and the men who
think as he does are in such small mi
nority that they can do little in the line
that they have mapped out. Ireland has
got to take what the Tories are willing
to'g1vs it, and that, judging from past
experience, will not be very much.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

Ben Tillman.is not Of the same mind
as Livingstone of Georgia. Ben advises
the silver mon Of South Carolina to send
delegates to the Democratic national con-
vention, and If they do not get what they
want to bolt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

DR.. Carleton Simon claims that he has
succeeded inl photographing his own
brain by the use OF the electric rays and
platinum plates. The doctor says he felt
no unpleasant effects from the process.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

&Republicans should not forget the ad-
tourned caucus in Ward tonight to
nominate candidates for alderman and
one member of the council. The hour is
half past seven. Let there be large at
tendance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

The New York Yacht Club has con-
cluded to wait for Dunrayen's letter of
explanation before inviting him to re-
sign. Evidently the association is long
suffering and slow to anger-too slow a
good many people will think.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-15

All the big wigs of the Democratic
party having declined to accept noIni-
mad Of second rate men. Ex-Gov. Pat
tison of Pennsylvania is the latest dis
covery, but the rank and file do not seem
to be getting enthusiastic over him. 4
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, Is.

Gen. Weyler, the new commander of
the Spanish army in Cuba, is going to
do great things-that is he says he is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

NOTICE OF SHERIFES SALF-In the
Superior Court OF the State OF Wash
ington. for the County Of King. The
New England Mortgage Security Conn
pany. corporation. pisint.u. vs.. Miner
va J. Jordan and William l. JORDAN.
and Atkinson-Calhoun Company. a cor
poraifon. defendants. No. - 81.
Under and BY virtue OF an order OF sais
and special execution. issued out of the
above named court. In the above entitled
cause. and 10 me directed and delivered. /
have duly levied upon the following describ-
ga real property. situated in King county.
washington. to-wit: The west halt of the
Northeast quarter and the northeast quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section
thirty-five Cs5b in township twenty-one CID
north, and range i've co. east of the Will
lamette meridian. containing one hundred
and twenty tl20l acres. according 10 the
United States government survey. To-
eating bitches, aqueducts. canals. appro-
pgMtiors. franchises and privileges, upon,
leading 70. or connected with, now or
hereafter owned. used or enjoyed In con-
nect.on with said premises. and every part
aud parcel thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the 24iN day OF July. iSsS. ar tho
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF said day. at
the front door of the courthouse. In the
city az Seattle, in said King county. | viii
sell the above described property at pub
lie auction. TO the highest and best bidder.
Dated this End day of June. 1896
A Il. VAN DE VANTF3. Sheriff.
Crowley. Sullivan & GrcSseup. Attor-
news. Tacoma. Washington
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SHERTFrS SALEM Tffs
SE1gserse- sears % the state .. WaSattAR-
x1r for tna ccunfr ~ King TIE Ger
man savings and Lean Soclesf, : 49, - -.
ration p.aiassr VS.. seattle SAFE 1aeAas4t
ant Trust Company. sarah a NoaisSsss.e
Harvey = Harmon. as rsee.SSr % 80
Seattle SAFE n~oos.s an trust S'a'
rsny. defendants. Ne TIKI
Under aud BY v3rtsse % an order Q. sals
and special execution sssae1 oas eL ne
above names court. in tae ABOVE sstsssess
I hare 9aiv levied unan the following d.
scrsAed real property. situated n hlAs
county. Wsshinxtoa. % wit:
.siSAI - 49, a,~-v-.un ssa feet westerly
o. the WINTER line - Front street. n Ene Ssls
city cf Seattle King COUNTY. s1ase ~
Washington. twsnss-sesen SIS 49,
point where said line interests the center
Eae 81 Cherry street p-o&oaSs4 an4 go
siaG@6, and running thence AacnS R9e
westerly BOUNDARY line % Front street. z
SD >sfv q seattle as now lasd oat and
established. north kAirxS-a.e degrees ts1
SxSA nfty-twe and One-hAkt minutes k@-s2
nlsn.i wess. parallel 20 ana tes ss-tM9 ~
Front street thirty tSa feet. thence soAAa
fsty-stght degrees IS dgs.e seven sHd one
s2is minutes ga NM west - Eaeas IL
gses 20 the center line % said FToat street
ore hundred and eleven GID feet - Post
stree. as ala oct aud ahlssasd 81 sas1 cAsy
o. Seattle. thence south thsrtN-e1e sex
ef4fer~FaFAAA
tSeas MINI east thirty ts0 feet, AsoaS ne
east side a. said Past street.. thence NORTH
rsty-eight degrees tSs d9s-i seven and Okle-
hals minutes tTss mini east enc hundred
and eleven CIn feet 50 ne place eI
beginning ana being tract 81 land thtr-
~ tSO feet bv one hundred ard eleven Gtn
feet in SIZE. situate on me west SIDE q
said Front street. IN said CITY OF Seattle,
between Cherry and Columbia streets. IN
said CRY 81 Seattle. and extsasiES west
ward 70 said Post street. in said CITY o
Seattle and being the same tract Of land
upon which ia situate and located The
hrsck building known as the seat
tie Safe Deposit ana Trust Conn
pany's building" Together with all
and singular. the tenements. here
dstanents and appurfensncss theresin-
% belonging. or In anxwise appsrtafning.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the slst day OF july. iSS. at the
hour OF 10 o'clock g. m Of said day. at the
front door OF the courthouse. in the city
o< Seattle. in said King county. ] Will
sell the above described property az public
auction. TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
nated this 9th DAY OF June 1855
A. T. VAN DE yANTER. Sheriff.
Struve. Allen. hughes 4 McMieken. at
torneys-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

NOTICE OF SHERIFF~S SALE.-In the
Superior Court Of the State OF Washing
ton for The County Of King. John l.
Emma W. Wood. II. w. Higgins. Gr SoI;
Lake Home Building * Guarantee COM
pany. and c. N. Sheafe. as receiver OF
the Washington Savings Bank. defend
Under and BY virtue of an order OF sale
and SPECIAL execution issued out of The
sooNe-named court In the above-entitled
cause. and 20 NE directed and delivered
l have duly. levied upon the following de-
scrioed real property situated in King
county. Washington. to-wir: All OF Gov
eminent lot No. two CD. in section No. six
tsl. township No. twenty-five (e9 north.
range No. four 90 east. OF the willamette
meridian. bordering upon the shores OF
Green Lake. with all riparian
par r s therseo . son aisGsns s ae-
cording 20 actual survey thereof, made by
Baker, Baich s. Co. civil engineers. In the
(s So acres OF land: excepting therefrom
the fifteen u0 acres in the northwest
corner thereof. described as follows. to-
wit: Commencing AZ the northwest cor
east along the north line thereof. sixty
tsop rods: thence south parallel with the
west line OF said lot two 90 forty (iol rods;
thence west parallel along said west line
forty (fN rods 10 said northwest corner
ana point Of commencement. leaving the
area Of the tract hereby mortgaged at
Al os-1o s1Ies OF AAni. NoseSAsF Win al
and singular the tenemen,S. hegedita-
meuts and appurtenaaces thereunto be-
longing or IN anyw.se appertaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the Sist day of July. iss6. az the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
the front door of the courthouse. IN the
city OF Seattle. IL said King county, / will
sell the aboye-described property at pub
lilo auction. 10 the highest and best bid
der. for cash.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1895.
A. T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
White. Mu1day & Fulton. Attorneys
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coxrAxr
eTRS. GARLAND AND EvANCrR

Seattle ard Townsend-N eah Bay 49,
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock ~
Gays. W. Med p.s. Towns and r., 9
Dungsness. Port Angeles. Port Cress~s
Gettysburg. Pysht. Claiian Hay aai Ssss
Bay. returning. arrives a. S<eflis
IN. on opposite days Steamer EyassS
leaves Yesier dock for PORT Anrslss ~
Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays srd ~
day az $50 p. M: arrives Seattle slfs.
nate days $50 p. m
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STE AMf:as.
FLY on THE FLrEa.-

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fcu~ roDpG rps daily. exr~ns a.
In ere sour ard twertg--aE.a -~.-.1n11
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular sally trips. Seaffle-rs
route. Is follows.
TAKING EFFEC~T TUESDAY. NAV.
TIME CARD
single fare. SO. round tr.n -
Leave Ssastle-7ssS. HIS A. n. -
.. m
Leave Tacona-ss7c a. M L an
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. m.s Ism.sr
Leave -acorra-ssSa a. n. "a -
LANDING at Northern Fzcisc wss~eS
coma. ard Commercial dock. foos 81
r<cr street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer xrt Rf>>~
Washington. fare &c
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pr.rU, AVID MINERALS

ar s@o<-&e xh1 f&sassy fsadsr.@ -
&~sr~a Eleventh STREE s~s txSe- Joy =.
sggs. e drsrsy, Mrs. Afszls Ois7n. a % ~
years
-fsxx serf.ry~ stgrs~rAf ~ Mrs. ~. =
NIX rslSisF rrfil be red sgszy from 70
<srIFT rsssdexae 81 Pizrrzrrs 80 -
- osrsoex D n, iutsrus@nt ~ LakS
Esew cemetery
49, R~w. i &. Els. y. D.. aged .
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The vasb.tc IL hereky warref bot = rsy
ary rsoEey 10 parties representing 20 -
exsnss of re Seattle Past-Is1es sesfcer.
except The following. who are tse snay
Tnfss fIgercer. viz y A. Exfeifss. J. I
Iawsey and G. r. PEEK Thss does 81
apply 70 resilient agents AZ fhis Fsrer sno
srs E9easeG in various cities ar1 to@ rs a
the Northwest no- 20 postrssAstssx. ~sS
are sn al exses authorizes e tsks flo.
srrspffon. fer the Daily kaafi1y "a
Weekly rort-yrfegffrereer CITY coIAer-
TORI. y A cassears r =. HauIsys "
~ Hanna ard Is r. Ewfrr
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PUGET SOUND Il ALASKA GTuAn
SHIP COMPANY.
ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
Between Tacoma ard Victoria a G
s.Qpam.Ly NJ. Tacoma j.. lie Ar tea
i0.15arn LvI s.. Seattle ...i selArl sz1a
I.S0pmLvs TelPt Townsend sSsArl1ltleS
4:2oprnl AT no Victoria ~ M4Lvl sxeH
sDaiiy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst-ciass sccon,
rsodatioas. carrying both freight ana pat
kengers, and leaves from Yesier wkst
Seattle.
For rates. stc.. inquire Of
G, r. THCRNDYKR
yesier wharf SeastIA
l. A. NADEAB.
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. Seatlh
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$50. 1890 fisess k~zf5nxs- ire szse
er1ssss b. f~sf Al the bzfsrsss ssTrss =
fs.s rsaper. No charge - rn11s sSr s1sa
49, ,.o.s~rs re~rsatsess Or CHER 49,
rssr arrsgss rsreru3rsfe MI - esarxS5 ~ t1s
~e.x - a. ~e-ssz -~r ffr~ ear f-@e~-ic1
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time cara u srnct june /. IN

Time Card u Effect June 1. in~
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND WHAiSS>
ROUTE. -
State Of washington leaves SeatEs CO
except Saturday. az 10 .. IA r,ox.
SEATTLE EVERETT AND LA 80
NER ROUTE. -
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daly.
Sunday. at a. tn. -.
Telephone Man US TA&lsr -
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Z. 3. MAIL.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaioraita dock foot OF wssh,nx
ten street. Tuesdays Thursdays aid sss-
Er1sys. a. ! cock a. m. for Elnxstoa
Port Gamole. SeaSecx, Brsnnen. TioIIy
Dswzfto. LsIliwaap Falls. Hooassort "a
Union City Return Aifeyata davs
d TROUTMAN. Nzx.er.
Teis,s@.~ Red IN.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAsk
INGTON ROUTE
VIE A Al LIZ a R0HfNSQSs

ETEAMEH a. X. RUBINsUNs
Carrying H. s. Mai.
On Port Orenard ana Port WssnsnSJ ~
route. leaves City dock. foot OF
street, $50 a. M. calling n South e
Burchsll Brick Yard Bremsrten. 80
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tfzsy~1
Chico. silveTdale. Leaves Port 1900
navy station az 2 q. M: arrives Ss,s1e
al D. m. T.. ~. Robinson. master ese
Bogzr9us a Co. agents. Telepnons
81
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AUTOMATICALLY uDxsr fse head Of Lost
Pound. For sale Fer Hen AID eitaste1s
Wahtee wiz be inserted ~ fk@ rate o.
CENT 3 word each Insertion fayfneaf az
w.vx sr sdvarre No advertisement 70
c<sse4 or Isss thar = esnta
NOTTCr.--The business e4Rics Of fhe
poxs-inteiiisencsr - ossn urfa IL 2. M
gnn<sr ragsrs a "a 10 II - 3. m and z
Is b r. m. Classified ADVERTISEMENTS WIZ
be received ~ 10 this tsIse.
Advertisements viii Be recesved *
nranck osssees a the Post-fntelixencer
TACOMA BEEEAU-No- uz PAc'nc
PORT TowNaESD-wsIflam Z Jones.
BELL f%GHAN FAY-&ew Wsascoms
o n Culver Manager.
oLyMPfA-lf7ss Aaia stress Cnan0
Wxtscn. Agent
The fog;ox,nx letters await advertisers
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF TIN
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

The steamer PORTLAND will leave 8.
attic on or about June Is and August i
for ST. Micnaefs. connecting with u
steamer p. b. Weare for Circle Clsy az
Fort Cudahy. and stopping al all uialrx
camps on the river.
This Is the only route to the Ynksa
mines by which the dangers and haydshlp
can be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers az Seattie and are landed directly q
the mines. For rates, etc. apply 70
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSF0KTA.
TON AND TRADING CO.. Schwabaca'
er's Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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NOTICE OF sHERTFF~S SALE-In ne
Superior Court 81 the STATE % WASH
lnEtns8 for tAs County OF King. C. l..
Hsba7r8 psaintiE. rs William Becker
and + A. tiiH. as receiver ef the Okan-
oean Live Stock and Dressed Beef COM
pany Defendants. No xSz1s
tnder ard ~ virtue OF an order Of sale
an1 special execution. Ess1se3 cut Of the
Shove named court. IN Re above eatsslaa
cause. and 70 me directed and delivered. I
have duly isEie8 apaR tee following descFfb-
ed zeal property. situated ia hAng egynfy.
Washington. 10 VIZ Lot NUMBER 4 IN
A5ocz Nc IS az jones' supplemental Plat
az block II Of Burks's second addition 70
fhe city % Seattle. according "a the re-
coTdeS plat thereof. noE OF die ana %
record iH the sulit0Ts Office OF King
county. Washington. tgEefa@r wtth ali ana
Singular the tsneTFnfs. Asrs1 iawe<zls
and appursxnanees taereSEt0 belonging OF
IN anywtse apsertsinins.
Notice i therefore hereby gwen sha: on
Erfs4y, ths s4gh day Of July. - at the
boar OK 70 ocsoEk a. IL OF said aay. at
the front door ~ she courthouse ifa tire
clfy o. Seast.e IA sad kfng eoanEY. I VIII
seA thA above described property a. pub
nc auct.oxa. 10 the b ghssl ard best bsA9er.
sor cash.
Dated thss -z-a Gay % June isas
At. VAN De FANTER. Sheriff
Barlessn. CaGa1.s x Bar4e4.a. AtEor-
reyA
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEArrx.
~s~AA -

DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at $50 a m Tacoma At -.
Tscorns at. 10 90 a n Se&stie al M :
Seattle At -. 90 . mTacoma Il. ~
Tacoma at. $50 u N OLYMPIA Al 6Wrss
CITY OF AREphrry
Daily except sunday.
Leave. Arrivo.
Seattle ...... 80 q IA Tacoma 80.
Tacoma LOCO a m OLYMPIA -. i1..
Olympia 49,. 200 = m kaeoma 49,. 70
Tacoma 49,. $50 n m Seattle IN.
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoms
cents. Landing a. Seattle City &ocS -.
OF Main street
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Ar>nts
City dock. Telephone Naia =
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO


Steamers leave Seattle
For san Francisco via Port TowneeM
and Victoria. r. c.: Walls waiia. = a.
July l. Is. 81. August Is. 20: Umatiilas ! :
u.. July g. IL August 5. %: city Of ~
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Passengers received on board at 3 q
For Alaska: City OF Topeka. a. M. W.
/. fs 81 August rs. 30. Queen. q M, JaQ
s. 81. August 5.
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STEAMER CLAN ,fpoNAyn

Daily. at S.SA ,. IL. except SATURDAY II
Everett AMI way ports. gasax lssss.ss9
sunday, Tuesday and THURSDAY "a ~
hcm.sh river Points connecting NFS
Olympia
CITY Dock steamers for an POINTS =. a.
Sound, Open az night. Teserhonr ~
81. s. G. YERkES. Narxs.s
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