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Every intelligent being possesses a love
OF nature. when IL developed IN some 70
much greater degrss than e. Others. Il ~
mains for veTy few. however. 20 trace
nature through her various wlad1ngs %
neT nOsr concealed recssseS. He who
undertakes this task "a the present day Of
specialization nust needs divide his great
Undertaking ard cevota his lie 20 lnyestl-
cations In enc es natures faelaz. lie does
no1 need 70 abandon his love OF or Interest
r. the oSher fields OF nature. From his in
creased strength and experience he rs4y
even lend a helping hand 70 the workers
In the other Eel6s. bat his groateSt measure
Of success comes from the persistent EFFORT
IN the one eisozsn feld- Such = the pres
err day naturalist. and Il Is Of such an one
That THESE few paragraphs are beng writ
ten.
Trevor Charles Digby Kincaid 10 born
naturalist. who II developing 50 rapidly
along the lines most appreciated by the
science OF today that although his years
are fe@ and he Is stu pursuing the work
OF an undergraduate IN the University %
Washington. his name IL already known
favoTably IN more than one country OF the
civilized world
he IS the most modest and retiring young
man know, and it has taken taree years
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VANITY.
BY Lady Cook Tennessee Claim.

Most people are alive to the imperfec-
tons OF others; few. however, perceive
their own To know ones self is the most
difficult Of all knowledge. There are none
so ill-favored. for instance. who VIII not
admire themselves in a mirror. because
they see not themselves. but some ideal
individuals. And with like Partially do
we regard the good and evil qualities
which form our character. always esteem
ing ourselves. no matter how despicable
We may really be. Hence vanity is the
predominant and universal vice. Thus n
pious philosopher said: What blndeth
the eye. or what hideth the heart OF 4 man
from himself like vanity? 10! When thou
seest not thyself. then others discover thee
most plainly"
Cogan defines vanity as that species Of
pride which. while II presumes upon q de-
gree OF superiority I'm some particular ar
ticles. fondly courts the applause OF every
one within it's sphere OF action; seeking
every occasion to display some talent or
some supposed excellency."
Thus vanity is yain-slory. and arises
from desire 70 appear wiser. or richer or
cleverer than We actually are. and conse-
quently is a sort CT imposturo. often Of
fensive TO others and injurious TO our
selves.
The extraordinary circumstance about
this failing IS that 1t attacks those who
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rACTFIc coAsr sTRAMsnIr 40.

The corp any's elegant steamers Tina
tIlla. CITY OF Furhsa and Malla
ala leave seattle gor san Francisco.
va PORK townsend sd Victoria. p. q. at
5 a. III. Augazs : l. L. - -. SspteEs-
1.er !, 6 II Is q = October !. s. Il. Is
q. ~, 81 D1te at san Francisco. a. m,
August 5 e. Il ~ =. - september = ?.
IL IS, -, =. 0c@o1eE 4. 3. H. - = -, No
xeFnAer 3 Leave san Francisco fer Sc
a4tle Via Victoria. IS g.. and Port Towns
end, al a. m. july 81. August : 3. Ia. l9.
"A - September Z S. IS. Is =. =. October 3,
s g. Is - = $oveE1ser = Due 81 seattle
= M. Angus 9. g. Il. II. -. =, Septeneer
!, 6. Il. Is = Is. octeoeF J. = l., le, - ~ 81
November q
The elegant steamers QUeen. city OF
Topeka. Mexico and Af-t~A leave ~rns-
ftc for AA4sSsE. az q. m. August :, -
l. - =. September J, {. II, IS. q =, Sc-
t0her i. 6. IL as u. G6. 81, November 5 Due
hack a Seattle August u. j.. "a y. sep
teln.er g. g. T. X - =. October 5; , -
Thescornp2ny reserves the rigfat 10 cnanse.
withoat previous notice steamers. s14ilils
oaIcs and ho4fs OF sailinE.
J +. TAoN BRIDGE. 2. = Sup%, ocean
deck. Seattle
city Ticket ONCE. eas First avenue.
GooDAI.Is PERKINS & Co. General
Agengs. san Francisco
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asaer day has decided
4 seesps ,4sr about II. The lining IS
- ssfe'l1a sell boned. and The back
- l4f'cg ar -. fronts are loose and
: - go gu cvsr me belt II opens on
- with three ou',o,is.- 1900 .sl's..
= - rrench faEey : Z $50 $50 0s -. 49,
- eelor the Dei- iAe ~
= ss;e-Srsasied tacket Is maze 90, o. .,., ne
80 Jersey IL has s,lill-a ls =,
- s,sn. ssss four lafse s'.'oss' 800 p.stl
~ = tfr side only. sIa1 ''sAe-'..l ms
- crap seams : ae.e : = -a..el
~ -. ss.1sr hip. and ne sleeves are
- Il rhe wrists N = ass' ses0'' o
y Ia, is blgh sIashed, laiaid with
~ 80 ana the lining is blue and
- ssreta With fancy jacquard
- s.rket Is made OF ox-biooa kerr
49, Ieose fy froat and tight-fitiing
g - ,.r-ow lap seam extends up either
- ! 4 ,,aas a.d down TIE back
- s-e EDGES Of these seams all
s5ss - st,sps OF one and One-qnarter.
So. hrafd three IL \ clusteTl
~ !. ,..,rt shape. These alternate az
go go :. about two incHes and form q
1E 80 .srsr:;e trimming. i has a regu-
t's'p~s ..lssr axf flap pockets at the hips.
es..r i plain black satin.
- rrzfsiasse cape Is made tight
= rsntle effect with a deep collar
wntre lynx bands also trim the
Z :. .s..s 10 the sweep. II has . sort Of
20 49, n &C. vext 70 which Is attached a
..ssn lo6u on either side, forming a
= -. -. hands. The garment Is lined
- sss,;<s black satin.
49, 4 the ssln fall jackets, composed
'<ess- slack or gray cloth, have front
- srs facsngs. as also collar and
y. "A sons Hight, bgignt-coiorsd velvet,
= cherry. light blue or lavender.
-. vx,ysf faesngz are richly embroid-
-, ssrro~ black and gold braid.
- rn4 this style OF jacket does not
yrout. but q allowed 10 remain
-. Esolav!nr the interior embroidery.
- farned-back Louis XIV. cuffs are
- approved Of Ia this line
!. .sri.Iong sort Of .'visite'' Is also a
.ss,y. beng cut 30 as 10 fail in loose
"a. i front, and having behind box
- listened a, the waist on shaped
fx rFss garment has broad square
- fxZtfnE n JtJaG A4va of+ t4tt EbDttibtfH
- ~ sleeves and a high stand-up col
a,.eshsr cix1A fbut chic is more for win
srear = made iooSe and reaching al
= d the foct Of the dress. In the back
8 - plaits. fixed. as IN the preceding
!. the waist. These plalfs gradually
- A. they reach the foot of the cloak.
= are richly embroidered or adorned
] = s.sseaenterie. The same decoration
- iront wbere the cloak falls loose.
III ssyis Of wrap II rnade either with or
ssseus yoke When the latter case Is
rt.--sa II IL often composed Of embroid-
"A d beaded velvet.
"a r-sle II is sleeveless. having a slit
( 1s6tr side Of the front through which
1, ans can pass. ard which are con-
r,s BIZ tabs similar ia material and
M 70 the yoke.
sas;ni costume In silk and cashmere
/ ssnnea With buttons. lace collar and
NJ rsfses. and a taboted eravat. The
n .orms TIE narrow front or tablier.
zzrssf vest. and three circular ruffies at
IA te9 Of the sleeves The close sleeves.
ar saiss. ard the remainder OF the
s4r. which ls laid In two pleats at the
81 b Of the cashmere. The silk II MORE,
III ID sonswhat strong contrast to the
ksx 81 the wool goods.
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Lobster Outlets.

sFseafe fresh boiled lobster, remove
a' aesA and with a silver knife cut into
maa r'eses; then measure. To each aInt
~ AeAi allow half pint milk. one ia
i 'pa'alal q butter. two of -four. one Of
sasp1ea parsley. half teaspoonful OF onion
- sssspoonful Of salt. quarter tea
s. 800 81 pepper. "A grating OF nutmeg.
- .ae hilk over the fire. rub the butter
=. = aesr teyether, add II 70 the hot milk.
$ saA smooth and thick. add the sea-
- e ne meat, mix the paste and
-. -. sess'ner, add the yolks Of two egrs.
- over The fire for Just a moment, and
- oa' 70 cool. When cold form into
!. egoeuettes. dip into beaten
49,, IRA IN bread crumbs. and fly in
- s hot tat Serve with good cream
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THE HEAVENS IN SEPTEMBER
VENUS

Venus fe stifi a morning star. ara - now
4, cancer. She will enter leo about the
middle OF the month. She VIII - IL con
,pnctton with the moon on TIRE -
Mars IN IN Virgo. near sptca re = hang
,,.~ ievV IN the western sky. little east q
Jupiter. - -
Hunter will be IN conjunction win the
SIM ~, the lSth After thai GATE ne VIII oe
a morning star
s,.,.,., IL a. the eastern part 90 Libra
It, Nh soon take IRE place - Jupiter a.
cur leaatrr planetary brilliant in the west
ern sky. He passes the meridian 81 -
~eotupe j. IN western 1aadr2tnTe with
ire sun On tire itth, when ne VIII pass hhs
meridian AZ a. n
on the tssh the hselaoes FtSe - s''N = "a.
A,e,r - en the meridian at S.eS g. m, and
Arcturas sets AZ - =. N.
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~. ase.y two heads Of cabbage. six
y we've sweet peppers tgreen. yell
- feii salt them and drain over
ss-s. aasa add cents worth Of white
- seet cents worth Of celery
~ 80 esftul Of sugar. ara cover all
sss,,.. 49, scoe cider vinegar. This IS an
- rec D. and has heen well testea
81, o. roasts wa WIN o"'o
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craze sh~rbet.

Ysv = square % cheese cloth over a f>ea
,stsn rat in a pound q rape Cancesa
,srar..s mash them Thoroughly Win
,,r,s.ge,s rnzsheF. s1GeSxe oui al ne 3~lsFs
aea an s,lual amount q cesd ~'s1ee . see
- aps she iulcs OF enc ics1eD. WIN
ss.sesr - make Il v~rv sweet. tEocEe rs
,,ss,sl Thls Is the most Selioie'ls q al
water iCex-
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-. aay Is s,sss fsirysNtrs summer
- go rs,rr,,' s.@'le taus; Pos over ripe
!. a.ass.s 80. an hs3 ores. vgashIns
"a Nres,S'. taefn witt c5l8 water.
! sas cal 49, ,s lined ket,'e. heat SOW
- 81, aai al the j-c IS freed
80 - ss'i dram in : fel.y bag.
20 Z ~ sasce AID ada th5~s ~ a
ssa "a $500 susar "a ore quart -
: a. = NE minutes ara ssIr., Wei.
Ar "a So wAoles5n,s - ms
sAssFnsatec ''Grape Juice
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IRE, SOFT freestone peaches AMI
press them through a eoElardsr No.
them vary sweet. as the freezing rnaks~
them lose some Of their sweetness. ~
make Zee cream, add equal quantities 81
cream. with sugar sufficient for bsysh Al
fruits err b made IN the same vvav. ada
ing more OF leaa sugar.. Is aezlrea
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-. as'rc os grannlated engnr ,.o-ha.f
rs,sS a.. 80, -. boar, ten eggs. and the
-, n. ss,' We the Juice OF one lemon.
III ss~s ~ - o. he esgs with TIE SUGAR
~. 49, s asais add the lennon peel ard
IA sl..n sas Beaten whites ~ the eggs:
d soa, - ~. ,esesaeg. then l.ghtl~ STIR in
seters.s - osSting L, Rake SLOWLY IN A
va Ice II desired when coel.
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VALUABLE RECIPES.
Acknowledgements MENU.

acknowledgement MENU.
BREAKFAST.
Fruits Iced Cantaloupe.
Nodded Rice with Cream.
Asai cFoqueftes. Dreamed Potatoes.
Sliced Tomatoes.
WaifIes. Syrup.
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
coA Veal Loaf Saratoga Chips.
Iced Cucumbers, sliced.
Bread and Butter. with Marmaiada.
Nome made Soft Ginger Bread.
Frappe OF Watermelon
Iced Tea.
DINNER
Gear Soup. Serve Waters,
Fish. Sauce Hollandaise.
Roast Ribs OF Reef.
fsa'o<s Lima Beans. Corn.
Cold Slaw.
fS's Watermelon.
Sponge Cake. Ice Cream.
Sailed Nuts
French Coffee.
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sso. ona complaint has ever hcen made
-, those using Ayers SarssTartlia A',o'o-
sr~ 20 directions. FurteeFmoge, @e nste
vet 70 iesrn 81 case y N1l1a = -
s.f.s - a~o~,a hzrens so say hundrecs
- .sr,gw.sss al over tho coan.Ty. fs-s
,s,.rsss others. vii cure you
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:. y see PINT Ok finely minced chicken. ere
49, = wan sauce. one teaspoonful %
Esa Nsrsley, ore teaspoonful II onion
- leaf trss. salt and pepper 70 taste.
= s.sung % nutmeg; add the chicken
- ) % the boiling sauce, then
49, azeS on the stove and add The
y. - ss,ss mixed with two tablespoon
- : so'u MIX cook two minutes. and
49,. sac 70 cool. When cold add the
1 -, s saNes OF the eggs; pour this into
=, ssas'efed dish and bake half an
serve Immediately when done, as
Vsa'ss tail Il allowed to stand.
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co OK TIE C,pEyuo1fND

Everett. Edmonds. snohorish Route.
Three round trips daily. except sunday.
In effect Nov 90 1sa2 Leaves Seattle
a. m. I2 m, p. m; leaves Everett s;is
a M 2.30 y m, 1.ls q n. Seattle land
ing Colman dock Everett landing, Mer-
chants dock Connects with Str. Flyer
for Tacons: with SIR. Bflkada for Snoho-
rllsh; wiz train for Monte Cristo and way
stations Telaphoue. Red 81.
FRANK w GOODMTF. MANAGER.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND TvANGEL.

sTRs. GARLAND AND FsyANGEL.
Seattle ard ToWnseud- Mean Bay Route.
ftearssnr Garland leaves XeFieT dock Sun
davs TussaaFs and Thursdays ~ i.19
o. M sof Port Townsend Port Williams.
NunEsrsss. Port Angeles. RGrE Crescent.
lyettgknurg Fvshs Ctaliam Eay ard Neah
Hay. returning. arrives - Seattle o. In
on op.goelte days Steamer EFanKei leaves
Yeeler doak fer Port Townsend, Port An
estes and Victoria Mondays, wednesdays
and Fridays II g. - p. m. arrives Seattle
alternate days az 2;10 ?. m
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'f'e farioca Pudatuw

= Mrs 80 80 one eozen ripe apples. IN
sssA 49, - sugar. stick a Cove cr Two
- IA 49,. piaoe them ia "a pudding
"a WA ~ over them a ril-f.. ~ s,pf.
- 49, as eesn weil soaH. IN v-ss,r
sssss IA sat over Then .rrfal -
sszs - .eks IA a naodcrar- evee mai
vel dine. SCI ,s+t. -, - -
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FLY on THE FLYER.


SEATFI.E TO TACOMA
Four rsun8 tr4EsS daily. except Sunday.
IL c1S hoGr ard twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER ~S'L-1 EsR."
EegUka- daily Ix1ss. Seattle Tacoma
rcate 2s lei. swss
TAXING EFEECT TUESDAY,, NAY =
TINE CARD.
Leave se2Etle-s Is I-2s a. ra-s 2sSA SIS
2. a.
Leave Taccrna-S.so a. M. i, asa. .. IA.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seatgie-s,SH .. n; = m =. m
Leave 4acasn&-~s,sa a. Pa 2-SA .se =. n.
Landing az NcTtaeTn laclsc wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial 63aCk. feet OF Ma
Ron street. seattle
sundays, steamers Flyer and state %
Washington
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STEAMERS.
vTrKox vAvrsATTON COMPANY.

YUKON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
FIr-t .c}asg steamer. 38U tons. viii leave
San Francisco Aisrch Is. direct for DawsuEl
city and The Gold Fields. Passengers VIII
BE transferred % car new river steamer AZ
ST. Mlchaels. with t99 poIH0g Ha&SaEs
each through % DaWaon Gtty. Freight re-
ce3ved fer = MichAes and al points upon
tha Yukon riNsr.
Intending passengers ana cnnslguors o.
frelght SHOULD n Ike immediate sppAca-
". z. sEBREE. General Agent.
I'D Broadway. New York.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

stsamer MARY r. PERLEY
Waves CaibgaIth's dock foot OF Washing
ton street for sylvan Grove, Brernerton,
SEQ !. m 500 p. m: Sundays, zoo y. m.
Returning. leave. Sidney az s.s5 a. m.
is:l5 p. m; Navy Yard, 100 a. n. 1885 p.
o'clock. Navy Yard, eco. Telephone. Red
Isl Omen for charter on Sundays.
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shake syrup Of thres-quar4erx nf a
rsaAa 81 sugar 70 one possnd OF peaches
with as little water as vrsu ssle.r1,-a -
sugar. Then bofi the peaches 9yrre,f., -
shis syrup I'll soft or until tender. fhen
10y me peaches IN a jar. and 70 one cy,rfssf
q tnick syrup add one cupfni OF brarssl,-
ana M the Sur ap with r. Select lsrxe
nrfn peaches. these will keep for year
sealed tightly.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City cf Kingston between Ia
coma. Wash. and Victoria. r G.
S.n1pmiLzTl nj Tacoma JIG Ar 4s31pga
I0.l0pm LIZ - SEATTLE 81 Ar 1.&spm
I:clam'LvI apt Townsend s Arii0:tlsm
5.s5Ams Ar1i3i Victoria / Lvi Ssa0am
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes first-class accom-
modasious. carrying both freight ana
passengers. and lesiN es from Yesier wharf.
Tacoma at els p. m.
Passengers Tor Victoria can occupy
gfatero0Ins until a. N.
Fer rates. tickets, egc-, inquire OF
@. r. THDRNDIkE.
Agent. Yesler Wharf, Seattle.
T. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. y. p. Ry.. Seattle.
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STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot Of Washing
ton street. Tuesdays, Thursday and Sat
urtlaxs Al : o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
pswatto. Liliiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
IIrfan CITY Returns alternate days
ID. TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. Red ISL.
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salad Dressing,

Ass'y delicious salad dressing. for those
saa % not like oil. is made thus: One
vail esq ard teaspoonful each OF SUI
sAh aud mustard. rubbed smooth
90 esht teaspoonfuls Of vinegar and
- AZ IN a double boiler to 4 thick Gus
- axe from the fire. then thin TO a
Fsssr consistency with good thick cream.
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9e-DAITsY BOAT 70 TAcoMA-2sc.
Pest Excursion Rouie-Up trip via west
vsassagza return va e2st side Vash0n isi-
and seer sNr Glide VIII isave city dock
Satlv axeant Monday a. ? a. n. for Taco
"a Returning will leave Tacoma az $40
p N fraea Commercial dock. Tuesday.
Tnnrsday AnH Saturday via west passages
Trrefgrseday ara FRIDAY stopping az Wash
~, ard f'slaufznatza. Freight Tor Tacoma,
- u r. vASDERHOEF. Master
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Kprsr 8. .. LINE.

Schooner 2. Holmes VII safI from
sev E'rarctaeo FOR Seattle and Tacoma on
August 81, 1S97, connecting with ateanss ~
Ter All Puget sound ports. Freight per
fc~ ThrouEn rates 20 AL points.
r. CAME. AEent. Arlington dock
Te3anhnne Pike "a
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WHATCoAI. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
Fgirhavan or Whatcom. Leave. CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma, p. IN. City dock
foot Main streeOs Seattle, p. IA, Tues.
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves What
c3m s D m: Fsirhaven, SIS r. m, and
Anacorfes 10 p. m. Sun. Wednes. and
Fri Fares-SeRttie ST. or 81 80 round trip.
Tacoma 81 Is. or s. round trip.
w II ELLIS.
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STR CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT T.s0 A. Nj
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNOMAH
pAILYl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
ATIP NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TIA
COMA 90 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. 81 CENTS.
Tel, Main ST. CITY DOCK, Agent.
CAPT l.. WILEY. Manager.
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cure foT dyspepsia has become a rop.,,a-
80 TAG "a Germany. And there is no acsbt az
lis beneficial quality. "
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
sTF~~ve cara IN Exact June /. iEg7.

srAT-TTE EVERETT & wHATCoM
ROUTE
e4a4s ~ Wash nEtan leaves Esastis
ssilv sxcart SATURDAY. a. % p IN
80 r~rf = 4 Ia CONNER ECTT-E
FasYhaweu leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday, at a IT.
Telephone. Main =. TESTER dock.
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80 JUAN TsLANps.

STEAMEk LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
deck foot OF Main street Monday
Wednesday and Friday az ] a. n. for Port
Townsend san Juan Islands and New
Whatcom- Returning leaves New What
com Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ar
a. m T. r. Thompson. manager ow nsr.
Lilly Bogardus e. Co, agents. City dock.
Telenhone. Main 81.
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& R TRANSPORTATION Co.-week-

iy time card.
Steamer Champaign. Skastt river route.
Teaves Seattle August "a ar : a. m
August a6 at a m: August Is ct 2 "A.
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