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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.


street. Polling place, Seventh and K
street, Capital Hotel. Inspectors,
Frank NJ. Woodson, +. NJ. Boylan Judges,
w. Bassett, James Murphy. Ballot Clerks,
NJ Steinmitz, c. c. Olney. Clerks, Chas.
Pa1ne, Major w. Wallace.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-Bounde north
by the center of X street, east by the cen
ter of Eighth street, south by the center
OF street, west by the center OF Seventh
street. Polling place. Union Cigar store.
street. inspectors, L. Longton, II.
Meyer. Judges. VIM. Boyne. j. AieXan-
der. Ballot Clerks, N. Stien, Max Fielder.
Clerks. j. j. Johnson. M. N. Wlnans.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-Bounded nortn
by the center of X street, east py .ne
center of Ninth street, south by the cen, ceI.e1 =,
OF Y street, west by the center OF EisI.ii
street. Polling place, Central f1ouSS. ~
spectors, w. II. 10th, w. ). ~ bTleii.
Judges. D. Stewart E. 0. PreScottc De- De-
lot Clerks, E. l.. Soule, H. M hioie. Ciei M''
M. Hornlein, F. Fl. Grider.
NINTH PRECINCT-Bounded nortn py
the center of K street, east by the ceit.S =,
of Tenth street, south by the center od !
street, west by the center or Nlnth slIeee'
Polling place, Peter Newman's cigar stole'
Inspectors, Z. r. Tiel, J: A HaIn9y;,
Judges. D. S. Hyams, A. wilson. Can,rs T,ai,o'
Clerks, M. Menke, G.. A. McCaiVey. Cieih ihS'
A. Schnerr, ]. S. OCallahan.
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Fifth Supervisor District.

FIRST PRECINCT (Slough House)-
place Slough House Hotel. inspectors. s
B. Moore, John Patterson. Judges. w II
Dixon, F. Wardrobe. Ballot Clerks, Jas.
Patton, I; T. Lowe Clerks. John Rich
ards, Jr., Peter Sculp.
SECOND PRECINCT olive Oak,
Comprises that portion Of the Cosumnes
Township lying south and west of q linz
described as follows: Beginning at n noint
common to the corner of sections Is, I6 II.
and o. In township S, range 8: fhenca
south two miles to point common to seq.
tibns 81 2S, 33 and "a: thence east on e.
tion line one-half-mile to the nortbeast
corner of the northwest quarter of acc fiCn
"a: thence south one-half mile to the canA
ter of section 34 thence east one and on
half miles to the southeast corner of the
south on section line six and one-haIf 49,
TO the south line of Cosumnes TownSbi1,
Polling place, Atkinson's Store. Insnecpt.
ore w H. Atkinson, L. Raymona T9Sel- TS9
Jacob Hutchinson. Jas. Martin, Rai1a.,
Clerks. Alonzo Neal, Jas. Gaffnev CInnI' CItot
Clarence Best. Joe Pratt. Ns'
THIRD PRECINCT michigan p.n
Comprises that portion of Cosn,,,J-.
Township lying north and east of a line
noint common to the corner of sections' q
* n and g. in township nortb rn, 40,
east, running thence south two miles &c
. Doint common to the corner of $3.50; 70
o. % 80 and "a OF said township g. tLons
eost on section line one-half mile tn Is
northeast corner Oh the northwest o1a rta,
of section "a; thence south one-haIf nil
20 the center of section "a; thence eas+ niiie nl
md half miles to the southeast corul ule
of the northeast quarter of section si ~.
thence south six and one-haIf mijas %.
tten me south line of Cosumnes Townsb;nt Tres TO
ppnIing place, Masonic Hail
loactors, ! James Heath J. +: na. III IN
Judges, J. T Edminston, sl9n E. T. Ruman Ran
TO Clerks, Jas. Jordan, G. r mo,1a mited-
FOURTH PRECINCT (Freeport,.ror,
nrises that portion of Franklin ,rown
sri Ship embraced in township I. range 1
east. Polling place, Good Templars' fan
Judges, Fred kirtlan, Hugh Curren. AGo,e. Rae.
lot Clerks, A. F. Williams. John KIoar
Clerks, Chas- Schriner. r. A. Gourlie
FIFTH PRECINCT Richland,--Con,-
prises that portion Of Franklin TOWNSHIP
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A vote against Congressman Johnson
IS A vote to tie the hands of President
Mckinley. He must have a Congress
az hie hack that is in harmony with
his policy 1t is folly to elect Re
publican Executive and an opposition
legislative body. Consistency. there
fore, demands of Us that we return
Grove L. Johnson to Congress.
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Amendment Number Five.
1conate Constitutional Amendment No. 13
ARTICLE XII

(Oanate COnStltulIQIldI hIIItIIUIIItIIt 4NU. Io.J
ARTICLE XII
section SIh. 1t shall be competent, in all
charters framed under the authority given
by section eight OF article eleven OF this
those provisions allowable by this Consti-
tution and by the laws of the State. as
follows:
arnment and jurisdiction of Police Courts.
and for the manner in which, the times at
which, and the terms for which the Judges
of such courts shall be elected or ap
pointed and for the compensation of said
Judges and of their Clerks and attaches.
2 For the manner in which. the times at
which, and the terms for which the mem
bers of Boards of Education shall be
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Arendment Number Four,
(Senate CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment NO. %
ARTICLE XI.

Senate Constitutional Amendment NO. Zo)
ARTICLE XI.
Section g. Corporations for IN municlapil Incaip p
P,,s Punp hut the Legislature, by general laws,
ih"fI ID nroyiie for the incorporation, organi-
zafion, and classification, in proportion to
popu re altered amended or repealed.
ria;as riay and towns heretofore organized or
iIcnrporated may become organized under
ill., i pgeneral laws whenever majority OF
such liars voting at general election
I'm lIe 60 Determine, and shall organize in
csno1naformity so1ad herewith; and cities and towns
I'ntnfore or hereafter organized and all
ne.orS nea thereof framed or adopted by au-
thnritv of this Constitution, except in mu-
nicinai affairs, shall be subject to and
nnntrolIed by general laws.
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Amendment Number One.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No 33

ARTICLE XIII.
Section 1. All property in the state not
evemnt under the laws of the United
States. or this Constitution, shall be ta4ed ied
in nronortion to it's value, to be ascertalned
as nrovided by law. The word properly,
as used in this article and section is mere
by declared to include moneys ere erediaSii aIi
49, Matter and things, real, personal,
and and mixed. capable of private ownership
nrovided. that property used for free public
IN pi;traries and free public museums, grow
i iioi a 80 t.s ,,,ortgages trust deeds, property
ing ssd freps'l eep2e'lusiveiy I for public schools and
such as may belong to the United states;
this State. or to any coEnty or n1lneipal he pa
emnt on, from taxation. The Legislature may
nrnpvide for a reduction from credits OF
debts due bona de residents Ht tnls
.h;s corctitution is hereby repeated
Sec 3. Section FIVE of article thirteen 1d Oh
.hiS CONSTITUTION is hereby repeated
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacra-
mento November ., 1896.
LADIES' LIST

Andrews Mrs E.
Bailey Mrs + A; Bishop Mrs r NJ; Bono
Mrs E.
Calderon Miss Ida; Clements Miss Maud :;
Clark Mrs H l.; Clark Miss Iney; Connor
Mrs Lizzie; Connor Mrs Mollie
davenport Mrs Cora; Davis Mrs Tom
Denham Miss Alice; Dennis Mrs William
Ereustag Miss Louisa
Gieseke Mrs Nina NJ: Golden Mrs GLADYS
HalIy Miss; Hart Mrs Edward; Howard
Mrs Lecta.
Jones M Mrs Nellie A; Jordan Mrs Sarah.
r. Marshall Mrs Mag; Merrill Mrs James
T; Meyers Mrs NJ; Montgomery Miss
SIertie; Munger Mrs Carl; Murray Mrs
Nealont Mrs Alpha; Necocker Dolores.
Parker @ Ms Mrs Bert r; Pearson Mrs Emma !;
Ratsch Maria; Reeves Mrs j; Richhart
Mrs Winifred; Rosch Miss Julia; Rosa
Sales Miss Maud; Sanders Miss Ollie:
Schaefer Miss Pearlie; Selva Miss Vir-
ginia; Smith Mrs Grace; Smith Mrs Addie;
Snyder Mrs Carrie; Spencer Mrs NJ; Stahl
Anna; sutter Miss May; Sweares Mrs
Cora; Sweeny Mrs S.
Tolley Mrs b.
We'll Mrs Henrietta; Welch Jessie c; We'll
lor Miss; Winters Mrs Joe D; Wohler Mrs
Ana NJ; Wolcott Mrs A E; Woodward
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Bats Eddie F; Barry John T: Bell
George W; Benbow Thomas; Bonner Her
bert Vandol; Bridges o; Byron F R;
Burnett f.
Chaplin e NJ; Chapman w o; Colby A;
Cottier w 7; Crouch A E.
.Darneille ] f: Davis F; Deterding
Mr.; Downey Johnnie: Driver Charles; Dug
dal John: Dunwoody Seth.
Easton Langdon Cheris; Elliott George;
Epperson III I & Co.
FELTON, Charles-2; Fimian H. Fitzgerald
Joseph; Fitzgerald William; Flint b;
Flamlle Dave; Fox Louis; Fuchs Fred.
Gresher Z II.
Harback Johann Peter; Hardie Harry:
Hendrickson w NJ; HEREFORD James; Hin
ton Otho S; Holdener Joseph; Howard
Charles
Johnson Ben; Julsrud J.
Kalt Joseph Saner; Kelly Lee S; Kock
]; Kreger II H; Kraedo Henry.
Lawrence Ernest; Linton Fred; Lipp &
Lombard; Lounge j II.
Mawk@itz ihtz'1 G ": McCiintock Joseph s:
McCully d; McLouth c L; McWain
Edmin: Miller r; Miller Ralph.
Newell Frank b.
O'Connor James; Osborn f c.
Price John.
Quee II J.
Rooney Frank; Rooney George; Roberts
James.
Shook p; Smith Rev F F.; Snider Thos
H: Spencer j W; Strickland g G.: Swayze
O W; Sweeney John j; Sweet l. s.
Taylor G !; Taylor John NJ; Tartar II V;
Tinmins Bernard; Tramwell Oley.
Vangeist A
Watson Frank; Walters n; Walron
Charles: Warren Harvey; Whitney G d;
Wiley c II; wilkins Rev f l.; Williams
Sam.
NiAS hi"' E,opEJCN
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E0pEGN

Antonio Machido de Ferra; Eugenio
Paccetti; Jose Augusta; Eli Carlni.
Japanese-Y Nakayama; NJ Fugunata: ::
NJ Yochinari; Ray Sakaigu; Morimoto;
r Tuzuki.
chinese-Fang Kee: We Kee; Tong
Chin: Ong Song.
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To cure n Cold In One Day
ran 1axative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II
fails to cure. Zoe.
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Amendment Number Three.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. 49,
ARTICLE XII.


ARTICLE XII.
cact,on g. The liability of stockholders
of or int fsee vaue of ths
shall shall oe of i't' the subscribed capital stock or
Shares of such corporation or aSsoclat,T1h @ s,,1Iy
ana ana W,e wn the holder of such shares shall not
he further liable to such corporatloi. or ,ba as
poiat;nn pe or the creditors thereof, on that
aocia,rU unt zach stockholder OF q corpora
ton or joint stock association abs whGse be ndi
itai ,Sw s1Hck and nd personally liable for such
proporton of all Its debts srin and be aime hs
contract csstuoucHhoider or shareholder. as the
amount unpaid upon the stoea eo, or amonf SnaIef
S,Mnad oWmea ny mon the subscribed capital stock
or Shares Of the corporation or assoclation tio,.
me dne inint stock associations shall be
Jointly and severally liable to the cIed;.ors rs
ana .eo.Innropriated by the officers of such
Corporation or joint stock & assoc1a,lo aIr ~.
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Amendment Number Two.

fsenate Constitutional Amenomeht No' o.
ARTICLE II:
sbaIi he by ballot or by such other methoa s,dnS
as may be prescribed by Jaw, Srvid pTo'ioeu'
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Third and Fourth Class-Frank Barnhill;
nay ''''''0 THOMAS FOX, Postmaster.
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I7k1E

Containing all the -
news of the Record =
u Mon, h as the
largest circulation ID
Of any paper on the Q
Pacific Slope, its "
readers being found =
IN every town and a.
hamlst, with a con- ID
stantly increasing e
list in the Eastern -
States and Europe. ID
Special attention
paid to the publica- -
ton Of truthful ID
statements Of the re-
sources Of CalifOr- y
mia and the entire U0
coast, best methods ~
of agriculture, fruit B q
and vine growing. a u
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SEVENTH PRECINCT-Bounded north
by the city limits, east by the center of
Eighth street, south by the center of X
street west by the center of Seventh
street Polling place. Waterhouse & Les
ter's, Seventh street. | and J. Inspectors.
D. Falconer, w. j. Hassett. Judges, ID.
McDougal Jerome Carroll Tally Clerks,
r. NJ Simpson, Alex. Becker. Ballot
Clerks. B. l.. UIary. Nicholas Becker.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Carpet Factory
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ELY'S
GRE AM RAJ n

Ell Us
CREAM BALM
Opens and cleans the
Nasal Passages, AL
lays Pain and In
f1amnation, Heals ;
brane from Colds, Re
and Smell. Is uickl
at once. so cents a.
samples l0c by MAJ
Do Warren street, Ne,
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SIXTH PRECINCT-Bounded north by
the city limits, east by the center of
Seventh street south by the center of K
street, west by the center of Sixth street.
Theodore Labhardt, Pat Kelly. Judges.
Thomas l.. Acock, w. Fl. Bragg. Tally
Clerks, Ed. +. Cohn, F. Y Madeley. Bal
lot Clerks, Matt Barnes w. j. MieT.
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EIGHTH PRECINCT-Bound north
by the city limits. east by the center of
Ninth street, south by the center of K
street west by the center of Eighth street
Polling place No. $40 Ninth street, Meis-
ter's Carriage Factory. Inspectors, Dan
Alexander, A. Meister. Judges. II. N
Bauman, Fl. Melvin. Tally Clerks Thomas
K Barkworth, w. A. Wall. Ballot Clerks
Charles Miller, d. ellis.
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FIFTH PRECINCT-Bounded north by
the city limits, east by the center of Sixth
street, south by the center of K street,
west by the center of Fifth street. Polling
place. No. 917 Fifth street, between | and j.
Inspectors, Conrad Iser. Henry Fisher
Judges, ]. #. McNiff, f. G. Ebert. Tally
Clerks, John Brissel. John Straub. Ballot
Clerks. NJ. O'Mara. Jr.. c. +. Waite.
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FIRST PRECINCT-Bounded north and
west by the city limits, east by the center
of Second street, south by the center Of X
street, including Sater's Addition. Polling
place. 1925 Second street. Inspectors, j. A.
Browne and John Farnsworth. Judges,
James Raymond, John Hunt. Tally Clerks,
j. S. McCord, Jas Sharkey. Ballot Clerks.
p. II. Scally, John Pendegast.
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Watson Frank; Walters J n; Walron
Charles: Warren Harvey: Whitney G d;
Wiley c H. wilkins Rev f l.; Williams
Sam.
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Walker Miss LazZie; Waters Mrs NJ;
We'll Mrs Henrietta; Welch Jessie c; Wei
lor Miss; Winters Mrs Joe D; Wohler Mrs
Ana NJ; Wolcott Mrs A E; Woodward
Mrs James c.
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TWELFTH PRECINCT (Mormon ISL
and)-Comprising that portion of Natoma
township lying north of sections Z, S, and
~, townships north range east. Polling
.ey, j. Broder. judges. F. T. Hart. W. NJ.
Murray. Ballot Clerks, L. B. Townsend.
Oscar Broder. Clerks F. NJ. Watts, w. b.
klumpf
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FOURTH PRECINCT-Bounded north
by the city limits, east by the center of
Fifth street, south by the center of K
street, west by the center of Fourth
Inspectors, John Didion, II. p. Nielsen.
Judges, w. A. Anderson, John Haberkorn.
Tally Clerks, A. J. Startling, r. Callahan
Ballot Clerks. G.. w. Nielsen, Sam Norris.
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TIME SCHEDULE.

In effect June "a. 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East. sd .. m.
ror Spokane and Local. tbs a. "a. and
s.{a ?. m.
For Portland. 40 a m. and $50 Q. m.
.For Olympia. Gray's HarDor and South
Bessd. ? a. "a.
Fer carhonada. z;ts .. IA.
Fer Tacoma. t;4a. IT'S and a. M: 2.gs
and 20 ?. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At SETTLE
Prom 81 Paul and East. $40 n IN.
From Spokane and Local. go a. "a. ana
II 80 D. n.
rsYosn Portland. $40 and II 80 .. m.
sFroFn Olympia. Gray's Harbor and
South bend. $40 D. m.
From ssarhenads. II % A. m.
Prem Tacoma -, 81 and ITO a. M
ITO so and fi.so p. IN.
sI5sIly except Sunday All others daily.
.. A. >ADEAU.
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Once. corner Ysslsr uav
ana Front street
perof Ticket once, corner westsra
assEua and Columbia street
A. ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No - MaFTsaoa street. corner Thru
Portland. Or.
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Daily at $50 p m. except Sunday. for
Everett and way ports. going through
on Monday Wednesday and Friday trips
to Snohonish river points. connecting
with 8. Wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoma
and Olympia
city Dock steamers for all points on
the Sound. Open all night Telephone.
Main 81. S. @. YERkES. Manager.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STE NEE WILL ARk

Cart. George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska June =. 1876.
ana every thirteen days thereafter
For freight and passenger rates Apply
to ]. G.. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwahacher dock. Tel. Pike q
ager. Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Seah Bay rouse
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at
a. n. for Port Townsend. Port wElliams
Gettysburg Pysht. ciaiian Bay ard Neah
Bay; rsturusns. arrives at Seattle 3 p.
m on opposite days Steamer EyangeI
caves YesIer doca for Port Angeles and
victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
day at $50 p. M: arrives Seattle alter
rate 6ays a.5A .. m
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STEAMkE ULf@TA
Leaves Galhraish dock. foot or WASHING.
tea street Tuesdays Thursdays az1 Sat.
urxiays. az o'clock a. IA. fer kingStoa.
rprt fsarnAie Sea Asek BrfnroH. Hogiy
pe~atso. Lilliw&1p Falls. Hocdspcrs ard
Union City. Rssarus aitevrate days
n TROCTMAN. Master.
Tefs~Nc-a Pei ~
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. u noon. Seattle. yes,~r
wharf. p. M, Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townssrd. Anaccrtes. Fairhayer
New wsAsccri. Blaine ard Friday Hzr-
sor. ard Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
u m following day
Fare 10 Bisize. Sc. fare 20 Vancouver.
g. Fer further Information apply to Yes-
ler wharf.
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
Il Eastern
Railway.

j TNos, II n n HhowT. Rssslvsr.
Trains leave sna arrive dspst foot e
Columbia street
TIME CARD IN EFrEcr DEC. =. ia
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

EVERETT ROUTE STR GREYHOUND.
paizy. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle r.. - g.. . n
Leaves Everest ID q tn. - p. m. Isss
?. IA
surdsys-Ixaves Seattle II a H.. leaves
Everett .. "a
Fs~.-SfraFe trip. sc. RAND TIP. 8 -.
ecrrects with boats fer Tacoma ard Sso-
n0mtxh-
IArdlng-C0lman 6ack. foot OF Marion
street. -.--.
grATTLE e. TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
= ". Gocfsue. Manager.
Tessrhc1e- Red -.
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TIME sCHEDuLE-
In Eject April II 1854

In Effect April IL 1854
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer So. Paul and East. $50 e n. ana
$50 p. n.
Fer Portland. IS, q m. ara SO p n
ser Olympia and Gray's HArboe. 70
o. N.
sFcr South Bend. SsU q N.
Fer Tacoma. 40. $50 and q II: 10
6 and so .. IA
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From ST. Paul and East. so q N and
II 50 p. m
FreIn Portland. Sis a. m. ana II 80 ,. N.
sFrom Olympia ana CrAy's aar0ors
II 80 a.
sF'rom South Bend, II 50 p m
From Tacoma. q % s.is and lin :. N 3
ga 40 and III - p. -
sDaily except sunday. An others daily.
This card subject to change without
notice.
Through Tickets 20 Jaran and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. An
American line.
For rates. routes and other informatiou
cal On or address
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
rcAy STEAMSHIP coxpAsY-

Hexzlar szEI.-xx between Prg-f
e1vrl ar Iertra4 AE1&rscAa
pxvss Genxraa a1lces AgssA- Life
b2-s&1-x-
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STEAMER RESALE
Arlington dock. i&aTcs for Victoria ard
Port TCwrxend daily. except Saturday. at
1870 A. m- returning leaves Victoria at
E a m Steamer gsaho leaves fer Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
sunday. a. A. r-s Sunday. direct. az >
a. 81. returning. direct. ieswes Port
Townsend At ? y n. Fh0ns. Pike n
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FIJI ON THE -rryn-

FIJI ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
roox rc1r1 TIPS daily. exrspr sunday.
a ons 1oSr AID Twenty-Five nzzus.A
The STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily TIPS. Sea1ste-Tacoun
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY &
TIME CARD.
Sn<le sars. soc. round trip &C.
Leave SexS-ie-Ts& Ills a r.. 3z& SIS
p n
Leave Izcoura-ssN q "a. I. ia a N
SUNDAYS
Leave Ssatffse-I .. "a = IA. >. m
Lave Iaccna-s0 a m. - I - . "a
La1cing a. Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
COMA aze Commercial dock foot Of Ma
rso1 street Seattle
sundays. steamers Flyer and state %
Washington. fare Soc.
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sDazy. fD4asy except Sunday.
shcFs aE3 direct line TO all petals -
British Columbia snrsaEA the rrlErEpa1
suna5er esszstssa Of ws3tHrn Wa8ksngtua-
General GTacs. Go1mAa hieGk. EsAttis.
EasA-
psasAr gee Aaaxz
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l. & q. TRANSPORTATION CO
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagis River Route
Leaves Seattle--Mouiay. June Is. at
Il midnight: "Wednesday. June IL.
al .. m.. Saturday, June
"a at Ia. m. Leaves Mount YER
non-Tuesday, June II. az 5 p. m. Fray,
June Is. at a m. Sunday. June q az s
a. m Calling az Sianwooi Fir, Skagtt
City Mount Vernon and Aven. CTulaip
going south Sunday and north Tuesday,
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ANDREW =. BuRI.EIGH. Receives.

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
10
st. paus. Minneapolis. Duluth.
fargo. Grand Forks er@okstons
xfnafasw Helena And Butte
Chicago. rhifad ri phia. w ashsngton. New
yerk. Boston. and all points
East sad south.
The Only Line Running Two Over
land Trains Daily From Seattle.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
8. Wiley NAVIGATOR Cas- steamer
MULTNOAAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 m Tacoma at 80 m
Tacoma at...fooo mSezstle AZ ..fes0 m
Seattle ~ -. 1 90 m Tacoma at $50 m
Tacoma at $50 m Olympia at. 10 II
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ...... 7.3o a Tacoma -. $50 n
Tacoma ..-..f9.0o q N Olympia -. fs0 m
Olympia 49, 200 . mracorna 49,. $50 p m
Tacoma ----. $50 n Seattle 49,. I'D IN
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. :
OF Main street
LILLY, Bo7ARDUS & CO. Agents.
City dock Telephone, Main 81.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager.
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sighf exchange ard tslegr aph.c trsrs-
ser~ o. New Ycrk Chicago. 81. Paul. San
FraHrsxcs, Portland snd various points a
Oregon ard British CoIu6rsia-
slgas bills Of exchanges Gu Lorcoc await
able elsew here IN Europe
coliectsor.s made az all points c, favor
able terms.
p.sres stocks ara other vafnaelss re-
es!vcd on deposit for safe kes5sng.
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SAN JUAN rsr.ASDs

SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
SarrysEE United States mai leaves CITY
cock foot q Main street Monday We'd
lesdxy and Friday =. r. m. sor Part
Icw-<e11. San Juan Islands aud New
Whatc0cn- Returnlnx leaves New What
tom Tuesday. Thursday A2G saturday. ~
q N.
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN.
Ncrth b0Erd-L@zy@s Seattle I a "a.
laaves Port Tovrzend s a m. leaves Fri
cav Harder ie.4 g. M. leaves RccAe Har-
Dor usS .. r.. arrives a. New Whasec7
so .. n
South ooun5-Ieaves New whatcon A.
"a. leaves Roche Harbor 10 a H.: leaves
Friday Haybor II a ~. leaves Per.
Ecwaxed 4 p IN. arrives AZ Seattle 7.&5
.. n
j. r Thompson. uanazer-owrer. Lily.
bosarrus & Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Masa s.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
Yr-YON RIVER ALASKA

.1ae Steamer EXCELSIOR Will leave
Seattle or or about June = for ST. Nj
chaePs connecting with the Steamer r.
b weare for Fort Cudahy. stopping az
ali mining camps on the river.
This Is the only route TO the Yukon
mines by which the dangers and hariships
car be ayoited Passengers take steam
ers at Seattle ard ara landed directly at
the mines. For rates. etc. apply 20
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSPcRTA-
TIOS AND TRADING CO. Scawabach-
er's Wharf Seattle. Wash.