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MARRIAGE CONTRACT TO ORDER.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 16~In the trial
OF the suit OF Mrs. Nancy Abbott today TO
establish the fact OF her alleged widow
hood 70 Thomas Qnackeubush. the aged
capitalist. experts testified that Mrs Alb
bott had undoubtedly been guilty Of fraud
and forgery. Experts testified that while
Quackenbushs signature 10 the marriage
contract seemed genuine, Mrs. Abbott had
rcsorted to the old trick OF erasing the
writing above the genuine signature and
substituting something more 20 her pur-
pose. Thus an old receipt was converted
BY the erasure system into a genuine love
letter and the marriage contract similarly
u, arlfacfuraH
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THE RUSH ALREADY BEGUN.
Prospcctors secretly Entering the
Mineral Lands of the CoIviIIe
Reservation.

SPOKANE. Feb. I6-Special. Prospect
tors and mining men generally are greatly
interested Ia the forthcoming opening OF
the lower half OF the Colville reservation
for mineral locations, Some parties have
alTeady attempted to enter the reserva-
ton with the intention % holding down
,heir claims until the opening act becomes
a law
Indian Agent Newman hastily lsft this
afternoon with the intention OF driving
or all "sooncrs." Before going he con-
d-nled the report OF parties from Almira,
Wilbur and other points In Central Wash
ingtcu attempting TO secretly enter ths
reservation.
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.0ss1 tFi1g n rrscaTio1s coalition rem
.-.e efSecsa o. 50 operation perforu1ea st
anlfsssay. Sne was removed 70 the couE-
hospital for treatment. but ner use s.
despasrad Of
ne Doctors premises were found 20 -
- s'9ff.fssz wafH booths arranged %
carr Ga kss criminal r.~1~rsee ors :. vrsela-
sails scale
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noable Hanging nc St Iopt,

ST. louis, Feb. ie.--At Clayton. a SUI
Barb ~ this city. Peter. alias Cotton
Head. Schmt and sam Foster {coloret).
$efe banged today. Feter schna.t, VINO
AS onsy IS years old died game5v with
eat any ssu % repentance. But sam Fos-
YEP. big brutal Negro. Who followed him
- ofa;a Hf,ren minutes later. was SO weak
ae almost had 20 be carried - the scaf-
'7.d ttls ila 0a.veroa and eyes aNesi with
TEARS az tae back cap vas drawn over
hs Httd Thtse tNo hoys held un BERT
raga Ai~atsr. "A Young Chicago artist. a.
Webster Grove, January -. ISIS. Atwater
fs's-Ha and MAS shot dead. John SChmit.
49, convicted 1t completely I'm the murder
h4s Beer sentenced fo ha1E March IS He
= ecaE-n n 20. s.1n-f. hangna todav.
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DIG sMokEsrAck FOR JAPAN.
To he shipped Across the Continent
From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-THE Phila-
delphfa Engineering Company VIII IN
few days ship overland 10 san Francisco
and thence TO Japan an immense steel
r,afe srook~stack 10 equip a large new
electric light plant In Yokohama. The
stack IS a huge affair. being i75 feet high
and seven feet three inches in diameter
in the clear. Weighing over 9oo pounds.
There are few larger steel stacks In the
country than the one for the japanese
company.
TIE contract for This stack was awarded
bv s. y Ishi6a. p japanese engineer. WHO
- in this country representing The Hoko-
hama company Several Philadelphia
frras have received contracts for the ma
ca.narr eaaipage % The plant.
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DE kTHs.
Cant. William W. weymouth.

PARKFESBT nc. W. Va Feb le-Dr
Iahn II weymouth. 81 Beverly has re-
ceivea intelligence from Liverpool - TO
death az his oldest brother. Capt. William
W weymouth. commando q re British
cruiser Smyrna. At sea January "a
CAPT Weymouth was an ola Confeasr-
ate naval officer and served under Admiral
Scmnes on che famous p~iFateer Ala-
hama We was 0n the yessel when she
was sunk bv the Eearsarge. bat escaped
After the war he made his home n Eng
,aaa where re married. and became a
British subject entered the royal navy and
gradually rose uHt1 he vas placed In
.nr.rr ~ OF The SnkrnA.
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SHOOTING sCR.PE IN SPOKANE.
wiiIEan n, II. Curti. wounded nv ID. T..
MrI,ureu

SPOKANE. Feb. -Spec.aL-Tom Nc
Avoy. alias D. r. MeLAren. presumably
from Wallace, Idaho. shot William =.
Curtis This afiernooa. Both parties were
IN the Howard salcou az the tire ard. a.
cordlnE 20 The best account oh.al1aele.
Curtis was assaulted without any provcca-
tgou. The ballet lodges II Curtis a-kie
IN making his escape McAvcy rur against
officer NJ DeTuott and attempted % shoot
rim. A severe clubbing aoc-es him lie =
uow uu der arrest without hat.
Curtis Nas taken n ere ci;y hospital
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More Mining Compnnies.

Two more mining companies were In
corporated yesterday. the Washington &
Rossland Gold Mining Co. capital stock
8. 500 900, in s. shares. trustees, l., NJ.
Newman. X. G kilt, J. J. I<noT and II.
Haven: Office Seattle; and the Cynosure
Mining Co. capital stock 100000. in 81
shares; trustees. s L. Crawford, ID. A.
Mckenzie. r. ID. Schuyler. d. G. Rudy.
J. G.. Blake. T. L. Crowley. ]. III. Quilter.
]. E. Powles D. Z. Durie and ]. G. Cot
ton; Office, Seattle.
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san Franchises Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1.-The wealth
er was rainy a. Oakland today; track
muddy. Results
Six furlongs. sellinE-Heartscas won;
time. f.fa
Five and one-half furlongs selling
Sweet William won. time, I.liA.
one mile. owners handIcap -Dayid won: .
time. 81
one and one-eighth miles. seliing-Per-
seus won. time. 80.
Seven furlongs-tseorge Miller won;
time, 81
Six furlongs. selllng-Three Forks won;
time, %
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Able to SIT Up-He Receives a visit
From Hanna.

CANTON. o. FEB. l6-Dr. T n phi
Hps at .. 30 tonight said, Gov Mckinley
is doing nlce,y. He Is getting along very
satisfactorily He has been able 70 81, up
part OK the day aa1 IS quite comfortable
tonight He wiu Re able % be about n n
few days. but wiz no. be sbic 70 see callers
thls week lie may be abs 20 20 20 Cleve-
land the latter part Of this week q his
condition continues favorable"
Chairman Hanna camc down from Cieve-
land tonight and IS guest al the McKin-
ley home.
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Valuable Mining Journal

TIE third number u the Washington
Mining journal published by " T. Pratt
ln This city. - ar exceptionally good one
and deserves special notice. Il contains
a complete directory of me mining COM
rauies % tAls city, Tacoma. Everett and
Snoh7m.sh which IS "a good thing 20 place
on fi'e FOR people who have business with
them. There IS. too large amount OF re-
liable and wei written news matter con-
-eruinE the mining districts Of the North
v.a=-
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n.n.h rnnnh uim knerIing.

wHATCoM, Feb. iG.-special.--Aifred
A Moore a cofcred man who lived atone
in a rough shack out on Kentucky street.
was found dead yesterday in a kneeIlag
position. his head resting upon a chair.
He vas about - years % age and had been
errnlovea for some time AZ tse BelinEnasn
Bav Improvement Conpany's mills He
was troubled with asthma. sna the physi-
clans who were slmm0ned say that his
death undoubtedly resulted from natural
causes. he was buried today.
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Opening New Mining Country.

Agent G. F. Thorndyke, OF Yesler wharf.
has had information that the Canadian
Pacific Navigation steamer Tease VIII
leave Victoria February 20. at o. clock in
the morning for Kyugnot Alberni ana
way ports. This Is new mining country
on the west coast Of Vancouver Island.
A number OF American and Canadian cap
itaasts are interested in the opening up OF
the country. which gives favorable pros
necfg
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KILLED o> ACCOUNT OF 4 GIRL
John BECK slain NV Frank Castillo
NJ Cleveland. Wa>h.

C0IDE<DALE Wash. re6. 1F-r-a-k
CASTLE. a Stockznaa. stabbed DO "a Beck "a
tne Abdomen a. Cleveland ea-3y % morn
rig. kEEng hiD a.Uost Instantly TIE
-ue- we're attending a 0lasc ae~ste BAH ard
hsrarn involved ln AZ alteration over a
vo,lrz lady. Castle claimed rAat ne kisfes
Tsark In xese-teferse. lie cane here m q
aYter-ooa ana surrendered 20 tha sheriff.
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RHEUMATISM

surwsn-x Rheumatism Cure = guarzn-
tai - gzrre acate or muscular ThelrEa
-5x-~ - frara orr 20 Eve 6zyS. SHARP,
shsssrtrw pzEns II zuv part OF Ike 5c1s
sfnopes ~ 3 fsw doses. \ prompt. con-
u34re ard permanent cure Tor }arenesS.
soreness. SIT back anS al pains IN hips
Ard tuEns Chronic r5surnR Efsrn. zc&zEica.
Rurnhzro Or pain in the hack aTe speedily
cr1ree Il seldom tasgs % give relief from
one or rwo does. ard almost invariably
cures before ore bottle has been used
Price 80
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A young man starts out so lfe with
bright prospects; ambitious, vigorous. futl
% energy He meets with the usual OBJ
eraeles a< ha battles wtth the world. ~
first he s1rmouuta fGew and pushes on
wfth renewed viEor. After a tiue these
ohsra~ les become harder 20 overcome.
DE Is laEEtGg behind. His courage "a
l1rkfrr HIS nerve uea Eens His
eve gross less bright. TIE manly
vIrrr thsf was once hts Characteristic r.
gone He gives pp Iu despair. DiTaeArt-
sr=1 gloomy. given 40 nope
Wsat q condition fBr Eouur ua-t
WHAT has brought about the ch2uge7
Look into Els life ard Eoa VIII lra tEat
Pee has Wzast@5 hiE strength l1 early ia-
sftsereclons Or sEcesses. thHt have brought
"A Drain or rts system This has been
slowly sappiuE away hts strength uut8
hts system can 10 longer keep up Ht-n
tae losses and Ee Be- weakened. RE has
lost hzs vitality. Tie ras 1rled medicine
ard because & has failed so cure bim ~
has gives up iH despair. Ana YET nature
rs Kind she has provided a remedy for
saca CASES Electricity ~ ire hope %
young man 8n thts coalition. Ev tfs Use
be car snatch victory from despair. Dr.
San6en has made u possible 10 use "a
r1re's remedy IL assisting nature bF
means - his wonderful Electric Belt
a. --E
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SAN JuAS isI.ANDs

g~TAM n IT DIA THOMPSON,
cs-rvfre Unlted Statns mai, caves City
E1-k fgar - Nan street. Mon4ay We'd
-.esfzv ana Fri6ay At a. m for Port
-Tesrnsena, san Juan ISLANDS and New
Ehatforn Eeturr&0E leaves New ~ hat
rona Tuesday. Thura8sF and Saturday al
a n j. = Tasnpsoa. mana zsr-oSner.
Lay. BowardGs a Co. agents. City dock.
Ts. sg1oae, Main e..
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MOUNT VERNON. FEB. -s-Saeesa- 49,
Tuaze : 2 Eouser 80 tc3av so~ San
Juan county 70 aod His ti-st term - oeerT
sn shat county. Among J1tEa Hz4sa-ss
So. ,escaal acfs ~ - 1x.nE - aase q
.x-.e,fen for SgraGo. tas Bake.ev sssa-5
--nrsrrer. wao = uzdc- sentence % DEAN
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1T Is GOING TO BIZ A DRAW.
torb~tf and FItxxfnmon. Each sure
10 Via. 80 There Can BE
No Defeat.

CARSON. <ev.. Feb. ig-Ilrr Co-Sa.r
accompanied hv his brothers. Harry ard
Joe arrived or fhs train today. L =
ra.fsing here slightly today ard Corsefr
VII 10; 20 ouf - rts training quarters
unfA tomorrow a. the earliest
IA a. Interview as 10 Ma condition the
cnsspsa waxe1 eloquent and declares
thaZ he vii D. prepared on tas I'm 81
march 70 make Toe agnt % his nte and
i y plain that he eoasiserS Il the fght q
his llfe
Confident" he said. .oy course I am
oui - Is the other man. for al fhat BIT
! Tee sure that when she aght Is ended
vii y Up | certainly believe that
can oest him. A. 70 TIE number % rounds
the taing VIII last. OF course That Il a
matter that - ali zuesswork nut / DO nos
TANK y vii BE- q very snort contest. In
the Arst place. you see. sF1txslmnuons and
nave different 1nsEnoaz ln Hgbtiug Nov
ne 10eH az X In whiriWiud aEyle. aud
th1t = not ny way AT ali. ! iike 70 COM
n1ence carefully and feel my man. / don't
lalnk nls wfiriwind work VIII have mucn
effect on me. and anyway 1 am confident
that ] can and viii win
Martin Julian arrived on the train this
evening, and is Ia search OF place for
training quarters FOR Fftz He locked at
Steamboat Springs. but did rot Ike the
looks OF the place and VIII endeavor %
Get place near Carson
LEADyILLE- Feb. 16.--Bob Fitzsim-
mons came Ia this morning with his
trainers and two New York correspond
enis. de went 70 a blacksmith shop IN
me forenoon. and. pulling of MS ccat.
made half dozen shapeiy horseshoss 81
q remarkably short tine.
I've served my time Ia the business"
said he, as he brushed a few beads %
perspiFation from his forehead and none
OF the boys can give me pointers Ia this
ring. and he brought bis hammer down
on The anvil with a vigor that showed his
strength OF arm and shoulder
IN an Interview Fitzsimmons said he was
not prepared 10 state IN how many rounds
be believes he can whip Corbett. but has
the most sincere conviction Of MS ability
10 do the champion. Il am ready 10
give him the hardest fight OF his life. just
as soon as / reach Carson l will enter into
active training"
$3.50 From Portland.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. is.-Arrange-
ments have been made BY which the
coaches Of the Southern Pacific VIII run d.
rect 10 Carson on the occasion OF the big
prizefight at that place next month. Rates
for the trip are being rapidly prepared BY
General Passenger Agent Goodman He
announced the following roand-trip rates
on the Pacific system OF the Southern Pa
cinc today:
san Francisco. SIC %: Sacramento. SEQ %:
Portland $3.50; Ogden. So o.. Monterey
and Santa Cruz So. -: Los Angeles and
Santa Barbara, $50. Maricopa, s42.e5. III
Paso, 81.
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New Map of coIviue Reservation.

\ new blue print map Of the northern
half - The Colvllle Indian reservation has
been published hy the o ?. Anderson Map
and Blue Print Company. I, is the mos,
complete and accurate vet made. showing
not only the streams. correctly named, but
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4. =. =. Adams Coming.

The old iron school ship Adams left San
Francisco last week for a hve-months'
cruise. She has aboard a crew OF naval
apprentices. Her itinerary embraces visits
10 Puget sound ports, Esaumalt. san
Diego. Afagdaiena bay. HEo and Honolulu.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Tee elegant steamers ETatil,a. CRY 81
puebiz are W&}lA Waaa ply nftwoen So
sttie EnA San Francisco. calling AZ port
Town se~7 ara Fietnris = G - tatteWSs
f.esVe Seattle Due
For san FrAuc3seo. san FFafctsco, an.
sa ms january & go =. o,
January 8 L. g. q So
lFe6raary = 9 IS, p.
February l. s la Il -
"a -
Leave San Fran Due
cisco for Seattle. Seattle 2 m. - =.
ga. N: january !. Il. IL. -
- Fsbruary I. :. IL, r.
February 4 le 1871 q Is
-. =, March = -.
The elegant steamer cry OF AVfSNs
leaves seattle at IN. fa@ AasNas 49,
uafy - February Is. =. Msrca IL hNe
back at Seattle February > ~ M@AN"
- -. -.
The company reserves rtgAt q eaatke.
without previous notice. steamers ssisii's
dates Rma hours ~ sailing
city Ticket ofsice, COS First Avenue.
]. r TRowRRIDGE. T $. smpt,
Seattle Wash
Gooaan Perkins a Co. Gen. Agts.. san
Francisco.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
Special Trip Round the nmxn
World. .............. pow

r. NJ. s. "Aorangi' intended 10 leave
London March Il. 1897. via Tenerlffe. caue
Town. Melbourne, sydney New zealand.
FIJI. Hawaii and Vancouver. tickets good
y months.
For rates and other Information apply
TO r. ". MGINN[S.
Freight and Pess. Agent. eoa First Ave,
or to GEO. NIL. BROWN.
Dist Pass Agt., Vancouver. p. C.
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TORONTO. Feb. Is-John :. Johnson.
che skater ard cycIist Is lyinE danger
ouslv ili AZ Bransford. with congestion %
the .urEs.
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Rev. John Mnrdork.

CLIFTON SPRINGS. y. Y. Feb. Ia
Rev. John Murdoch. II. n. LII y. hon
crazy secretary % the American Baptist
Missionary Union, died tonight
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poRT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
T%GTo% ROUTE

.s,.es fss,Fsraffs dog loot - yEasrsrv-
fnr street for S0ntn Beach. sylvan Grove.
~ white EremertoG. ntted States Dry
T9g~k Charleston sidney Iraryfon. CHI
20 St5vsraafe a. 3 tn. Saturday. . ~
=n~Aav G. IA returning leaves silver
80 ~ 80 r. n Tnleraure. Red IL
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs. GARLAND AND EVANGEI.
seattle aud Townsend Neah Bay route
steiner Garland leaves Yesier dock sun
60 rn.s6aYa and Thursdays at fi.0
= m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
nungeneSs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
fyetfysbutg. Pysht. Clallam Bay ana mean
on opposite DAYS. Steamer Evsngel leaves
Yeslsr dock for Port Townsend, Fort An
YeIeg and Victoria Mondays. wednesdays
AID Fridays AZ $50 p m, arrives Scattio
niternafr DAYS AZ 2.So D. m.
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the section OF the state road constructed
last year and the trails. but the mining
camps and the townships surveyed during
the past summer. II VIII De found reia-
bic and Of great value 10 those VINO con-
template a trip TO that country.
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Pacific coast Steamship Company
POPULAR STEAMER A4~ht. -.
All neE}y rctittea. new upper deck eanins
and new aud comm0dions second-slAss
passenger accommodations. viii san ire1'
Seattle February Esd, at o. m., va =
coma connecting At Port TOWNSEND W aNn
steamer walla Walla. sailing from san
Francisco February aath. and viii Cali AZ
MARY ISLAND METLAi<AHTl.A.
KETPWfKAN WRANGEl. SIM DtMs
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 10 Wrsngel; CABIN, " sseona
class Sss0 Fare 10 juneau: CABIN. SAe'
second class. s.. 80
Telephone number. Main $40.
] r. TROWBRipGb.
Puget Sound superintendsnt-
Seattle Office. Ocean dock. 1907 Oh MAI"
street Telephone. Main =.
Goodsil. Perkins Il Co., gsneral asehNS'
San Francisco.
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FLY on THs FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fe1r round rips daily. except sunday.
In cne hour Ani txerfx~siva -lruses-
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. SeAstle-TacernA
reGEs. as EelSwS.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, NAY
TINE CARD
Slagie fare So. round trip. E-c
Leave SesttIe-TekS II Is - M 2.sA. SIS
2. n
Lave Tecozrr-e.sa a 70: I. 4ssa. y. n.
SUNDAYS
Leave Sestt1e-Ts9n a. Tn.s ~ m; = m
Leave Tac@nna~~assd a. m s-sa. 30 ?. m
f&uagng az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. aud Commercial 4oeS. lost aK Ma
Eten street., seattle
sansays. steamers FLYER and state OF
Washington. fare t@c
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- 90 In,migratIen nnren

OLYMPIA. Fab. Is-speciaL-w. g.
Couu1e ~ Seattle "a here Tor a few DAYS
+, the Interest - r. r a@ In aid % t1e
work % .n1ucluE immigration and creating
q 1sreau 90 Immigration.
FIR =, Rs,en for Alaska out-tte~s.
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Miss r. wUzinski. Graduate Op',~fan.
F,vez scientifically examined free.
715 second avenue Jos. Mayer a. Bros. }.
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MUNYON'S

Tr1prove5 Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company pat up separate cure for each
disease At az druggists. mostly = cents.
Guide 70 Health free.
Personal letFers "a Prof. Munyon. 1895
Area street Philadelphia. Ps.. answered
wita free medical advice fer any disease.
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s,za and See cream pa-.o-s o7en. coza-
r,ene.rg Fgfsay. FEBRUARY - Pa.ace %
SNset&
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NTFAMEk DFIsIA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot OF washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thurs6ays and Sat
11rdays az : o'clock q. m Tor kingston.
pc Gamble. Seabeck. Brinnon. Holly,
pewatto, Liillwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Irn4op City Returns alternate days.
D. TRoUTMAN. Master.
Tetaphone Red i5i.
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on SECOND THOUGHT.
JAMES sTIRs THE CITY COUNCIL
TO TAKE ACTION.

At a Special Meeting q New ordf-
nance IL Passed Appropriating
$500 for the Expense Of the City's
Capital Committee-James Ac-
cuses the Copncilmen Of Dflly-
DaIIyfng over small Issues While
Great One, Are AT stake.
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]. q. C. - = 80 eata..s-s.

IA CO. Baeaa - Alaska ou,a,;srs.
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: = a. Transportation Co.--week-
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER 4. = ROBINSON.

On port Orchard and Pert Washington
route. leaves city dock. foot Of Main
street SO a. m. calling ~ South Beach.
r,strrbau Brick Yard RrsmsFton. y. 4.
Gavv Yard sidney, Charleston. Tracyt0n.
onto gnverAale Leaves Port orchard
Navy station al .. m: arrives Seattle
at4 o. m T. =. Robinson master LILY.
f,oraraur & co. agents Telephone. Main
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THE Law FULFILLED.
DUEsTRow PAYS
raE EXTREME PENALTY

me Mard-r Of His Wife and
cana. Committed Three Years
.Fvery Mean. Known to L.
gal science sind ssili EhhH"st~d
a. Frort go Save Him-Sar-
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PACIFIC %AvfGATEOS co.
= - CrrH in eject June !. lsez.

epkTTfr. EVERETT K wHATCOM
ROUTE.
zta.e ~ washingt0n leaves Seattle daIlg.
errr1t saturday. az % ?. IA.
SEATTLE * Ia CONNER ROUTE
psfrnavsn leaves Seattle daily. except
saturday. AZ 20 9 ~
r-areaE one Aain rs. Tesier dock
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SANDEN ELECTRIC Gu,
PORTLAND,
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waATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

rake steamer BAY CITY fer Anscortes.
sf,ra.rer ar Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
ctI Herk Tacoma p m City dock
100 Mafr esrestJ Seattle : y. m. Tues
-~n - ara SAT Returning leaves What
cens : r n. FairhaNe1. SIS ., m, and
A..enrton 90 p gu. san. Wedn@s. and
g. Es,-ea Seattle 81 ar 81 - round trip:
gaery.a 80 or g round trip
W II. ELLIS.
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PT1CEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.


STR. MULTNoMAH
(DAfLYe
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At T. NJ.
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
STR. CITY or ABERDEEN
ExCEpT SUNDAfl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT T:a0 A. M.
FARE To TACOMA. p CENTS
re, g. Main CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT. 1. WILEY. Manager