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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-17
The OGDEN
LBEOV AFFAIR
Another Portion of Special
Auditor Bateman'S
Report.
TAX SALE REDEMPTIUNS.
DeplorabIe State of Affairs Shown
to Exist.

He Says That the Account is, in
Effect, No Account at All-The
Methods Pursued For Settlement
Between the County Clerk and
Treasurer-Cases Where the Same
Piece OF Property Was Sold
Three Times.
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BUCKING BRONCO.
It Throws Cowboy, Who viii Prob
ably Die.
(Special TO The Herald)

Cheyenne, Wyo., May 16.-While try
ing to ride a bucking horse in an anna
teur wild west show here this after
noon, Lemuel Hagel young cowboy.
was thrown violently to the ground by
his mount. His hip was dislocated, and
ii is believed his back is broken, and it
is expected he viii not recover. The
horses ridden by the company, which is
composed of Laramie county cowboys.
are extremely vicious and a number of
riders were thrown during the per-
fOruaOce
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Has Had Enough.

London, May ga dispatch to the
Times from St. Petersburg says: Count
General Vonentzoff -DashlIoff, minister
of the imperial house and imperial do
mains, has resigned.
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To Coin Mexican Money.

for coming dollars are to be presented
to all minis and the coinage of 20-cent
pieces instead of quarter dollars is to
be commenced.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-03-12
POINTED

While Mr.. Bayard is gushing over
John Bull. who ever heard of Sir Julian
PauncefOrte gushing over Uncle Sam?
The comparison suggests it's own de-
Observation-Disclosures Evening Constitu-
ton.
The attack Of Representative GrUs-
venor, Of Ohio, upon the civil service
law in the house on Tuesday appeared
TO meet with considerable favor from
his republican cOlleagues.-Minneapolis
Tribune.
The federal authorities down in Ken
lucky propoSe TO send some of the Bry-
an voters to prison for election frauds.
Perhaps this is a good way to begin
work on that lump of 5000, 900 demo-
crats.-Washington Post.
What the next president has been
pulling for is a deal with the silver re-
publicans to pass the high tariff bib
and a deal with the gold democrats by
which to old the offices. Failure is
ton News, goldbug.
Mr.. Cleveland leaves a number OF
embarrassing questions for Mr.. Mckin-
ley to settle. Perhaps st is well. The
country has voted McKinleyism into
power, and now let us see II 1t a and
will keep the pledges its leaders have
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POS
Spain will investigate the death OF
DR.. Ruiz. but there Is no certainty hat
the world will ever ear the results OF
her inquiry. The proceedings will mere
ly help to support the inevitable Span
ish policy OF evasion and ~dclay-that's
an.-New York Mail and Express.
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FUN.

According to the latest canon of the
higher criticism, the admission OF
Jonah into the S~eptuagint was with
the implied understanding that he was
not to be overworked.-New York
Tribune.
There are six necessities, you know
for a happy marriage"
What are they!"
First, a good husband"
And the others?"
The other five are mongolia
Caricature.
Il heard We were on shtrike," said
Mike to his friend Pat. Il was that
answered Pat. "A shtrike for what.
Pat?" For shorter hours" Mike. An
did we get Them" Sure We did. Mike
It's not working at all / am now
Tft-Bits.
Papa-I am surprised that you were
at the foot Of your class, Tbmmy. Why
aren't you at the head sometimes, like
little Willie Bigbee?
Tommy-You see, papa, Willie's got
an awfully smart father. and / JUICES
he takes after him.-Harper's Bazaar
She observation-disclosures occupying
front seats in a theatre who take on
their hats show as much consideration
for others as men do.
He-No they don't. Many men in tho
front row don't wen wear any hair on
their heads.-Brooklyn Life.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY MESSENGER, FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1897.

purchased for presentation to Speaker
Hieman and 4 committee composed
OF Messrs> CrOmpler, Freeman and
Dixon Of Cleveland were appointed &c
resent the watch to Speaker Hiieman.
The committee Went TO his rooms and
made the presentation.
The machinery act came over and the
house ccncurre IN the senate amend.
ments. One Of these was to use the
word conclusion" in connection with
tax titles.
Senator Butler was al Interested
watcher Of the proceedings.
On AIR. Johnson's motion, the senate
bill in -egar6 to taxes m HEREFORD
county was rabled. 1t Was a sneak
BILL intended to repudiate bonds issued
there for building a railway. Ii was
the second bin Of the kind tabled today,
The bill to provide for maintenance
for che p~enffcnJfary came up, making
an additional appropriation OF $4,000
for 1897 and a like amount for 1895 Was
tabled.
Mr.. Dockery introduced a bin APP
pIUIGldI1uS $1sstpp III III .
Mr.. Lusk said Treasurer Worth said
the penitentiary had no cash in the
reaxury
Mr.. Mckenzie aid SCI bales OF cotton
were on hand
Mr.. Freeman said he was opposed TO
having conyicts in mud holes on
the Roanoke and was in favor of put
,;a- n1,.r, ON ,-1,IC laxnlnrc 1y.a
said that tonigh. a bill had been tabled
which would have allowed the use Of
eonvicte on roads when they We're not
engaged in making crops. He declared
that this convict road working queS-
ton was wrong TO be brought into pol
itics.
Mr.. Duffy said there was a balance
of products worth $50. 900. He said that
the p~enitentfary last year drew IS, 600
from the contingency fund and re-
turned Sc 5000, and on the end day of
this month was out of debt and that
the management was admirable.
Mr.. Cunningham said he was OPP
posed to working ~convicts on farms.
He wanted convicts put on roads and
Sdlu CoulltlSS iihe -hethieuDulS NdiiItu
them.
The bill passed-yeas, AZ; nays, Il.
The bill to appropriate So, 900 to
North Carolina on Wheels was not
ratified. 1t was found that the amend
ment had been cut off. Your CORE
Spondent made the discovery of his
yesterday and this morning warned
Messrs. johnson and Sutton of Gum
berland to be on the watch for the bill.
Mr.. Sutton protested against its being
ratified and held it up. At l O'clock
the house adjourned to 9 O'Clock a.. m.
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NEURALGIA, CATARRH AND RHEUMA-
TlSM COMPLETELY CURED,

George Briggs, Of Moore, Oklahoma,
writes that Z. p. p, Lippman's Great
Remedy, cured him of catarrh, facial
neuralgia and rheumatism, after three
years of intense suffering. The pain
lay in his check bone and temple, down
the right side of his face, along his
upper lip, and from the slightest touch
he suffered agonies for weeks at time.
Could only open his mouth wide enough
to admit a teaspoon, and any acid ia
his food would put him in torture. He
had a consultation of the best physi-
clans in Texas, but all to no purpose.
Catarrh and rheumatism were also
causing him much trouble, until he
tried p. p. P. He says he is we'll and
will wear hat there are no cases of
neuralgia, catarrh and rheumatism,
no matter how chronic or how old the
eases are, that p. 7. 2. will not make
q total cure of.
Mr.. Briggs winds up his testimony
by saying he thanks God and our med
icine, =. p. P, Lippman's Great Rem
edy, for the great cure.
kidney troubles, if neglected, bring
about serious and painful and very
often fatal results. p. p. p. removes
the irregularities, and cures the dis
eased parts.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, skin and
blood diseases, can be speedily removed
by p. P. p, Lippman's Great Remedy.
Ladies, take p. P. p. and rid your
face CT pimples, b%lotches, freckles,
yellow or muddy skin, wrinkles and
vulgar redness.
Sold by all druggists.
LIPPMAN BROS, Apothecaries, Sole Prsp'rs,
Lppman's Block, Savannah, On.
For sale by r. r.. BELLAMY.
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The winter has cost New York some
$500, coo for street cleaning. Down here
there are no winters n consequently
no street cleaning. But this is not
urged as one of the Inducements to i'm
Observation-Disclosures Post AAxAe
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He is now Cured, and He Thanks God
and p. P. P, Lippman's Great Rem
edv. For Ii

Mr.. George Briggs, of Moore, Okla,
suffered almost indescribable torment
for three long years. Neuralgia held
him captive. The right side of his face
was SC badly affected that the slightest
touch would cause the unfortunate
man intense agony. For several weeks
he could open his mouth just wide
enough to be fed with liquid nourish-
ment, and in this manner life was sus-
tanned. Read the following extract
from his letter Truth is stranger
than FictiOn.n
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-03-12
ter LEGISLATURE.
TIL e ANT4-LEASE BILL MEETS ITS
DEATH IN THE HOUSE.

Be tn Sides Claim the victory-The Bill to
Amend 'Goldsboro Charter Tabled.
House Concurs in Senate Amend ments
to Public School and Revenue Bills-To
Purchase the Portrait of Senator Vance.
The Cigarette Bill TabIed-A Speaker
Pro TEN Elected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-01
Legal. NOTICES.


NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.-In the
superior court or the stale Of Washing
TON for the county OF King. III. VI.
Chase, plaintiff, ". II. T.. Homes, Kate
r Homes. ". z. Glove and Annie p.
Glove defendants. No. 32Zi.
Under ana by virtue % order OF sale
aast special execution. tssGcd out Of the
above named court. IN the above entitled
action. ANA 20 ne directed and delivered,
| have duly LEVIED upon the following real
ington. to wit
Lot 5. in block ~ OF A. A. Denny's ad-
dition 70 Seattle.
Notice IS therefore hereby given. that on
Frlday, the 9th day OF July 1897, a the
hour Of 10 o'clock a, N. 81 said day. at
the front door of the court house in the
city OF Seattle. N said King county, |
will sell TIE above described property at
public auction TO the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this ath day OF June. 1897
VIM. II. MOVER. Sheriff.
Hastings & Steadman, Attorneys.
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GO ON THE GREYnoI,Nn-

Everett. Edmonds. Snohofnish Rals
Three round trips daily. except ssil4ay
in effect Nov. 70. 1895. Leaves Seai,s
a. m. - m. p. IN. leaves fgsYe;i fs
a. m. . 80 =. IN. ia y. M Ssatlie ard
ing. Colman dock: Everett landing W
chants deck Connects with Str Fls
for Tacona, with Str. Mlkado ~ soAe
mish. with train for Aan.e Csisse an:
way stations. Teller hons, Red 81
FRANK ". GOnDHUE. MANAGE
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP conp,yy

STRS. GARLAND AND EyAsert
Seattle and Townsend Neah psv s ....-
Steamer Garland leaves YesIsr IA 's Sal
days, Tuesdays and Thurstays :, - ~:
=. III. for Port Townsend, Par. ~
nungencss. Port Angeles. For, rr.s @..
Getty sourg. Pysht, Ciallam Raw ara 49,
hay returning. arrives 4, Seattle :
Gesler dock for Port Toxnserd p.rs ' y
celcs and EietoIt' Mondays we,ssssss.s. =.
and Fridays at tta p. m. arrives $50
alternate days at $50 .. N Ns
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L. < L. TRANsPoRTATIoN cn-n---.

l.; n y. CHARACTERIZATION Co.-N..l.
ly Time Card. va
Steamer Champaign. Fourth AZ Jar -.
curs!1n 10 Seattle, Wednes8ap ae9 Z.
Gay. Fare, s.. round trip Go0d uafi IS,
9Th. Leaves Seattle June = Al
July l al 10 Y. m. July AZ y N Isss@.
Mt. Vernon june % at 1 .. m. Jsls 4,
.. nl.. July 5 at .. m. CaIhrz a. 10. e
cit Thursday, gong north. ealing Al n.
ialip. Stanwood. Fir. Skagii CITY. III yg.
non and Avon.
city Dock-Steamors for All aola,. e
the Sound. Open all night II. ii. NcDa.
aid. MAster. Telephone Main &.
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FIX On THE @FTyE,

FIX On THE -FLYER--
Four rs snaaT I'll. 70, e TACOMA
In 0nS ,9ssE and , sasIs; ssssa, ssae.
gexuI LaE STEAMER F sts Fsas.sssas
roGte IS follows. SeA,ssa.-.
IANlNG EFEEcT russn,r
rravs TINE CARD =, ANl
T. n. ~ HI 4 n. q.
leave Tacor,a-sa "
res~, srNnAYs Ia2shA
lave facuul2-s rs Nina
mans az Northern Psrssa - Al
,.',-' ana t.on,r aer,,.al aoss ,ssart ~
WashinEton, 1ssr aud ssa,> =
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PACIFIC SAErSATION co.
! lie Card IN Effect June 1907

SEATTLE. EVERETT & vggt.r,~c,,,
ROUTE
State o. WaKnIngfon ia,,.a, S4u..,.
s a. .-. - c,sDi SATURDAY. at 10 .. "a.
IIhaSen leaves Seattle daily, exc-o,
Telephone. Main ~. YestAr aock
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- order 90 secure correct lrser3on ?,
-rs8~@e ssnSs~ ffess Ees6tags TIRE sazzs
se1gld b ietr ~ me asssnsss Gffacs p
rs ~arsr No charge Is E.4ts Tor Ts@a
Eot3ees
rstnewsF notices. resolutions o. other spe-
cal announcements XII ce cnargea q ne
rae Of q e&ars pr - each insertion
pTyG-r -Tse-~pT T4FCF-ScFp 60.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
IL \ NAH.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GaIhraith dock foot Of Waaatsfl
ton street. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ss.
urdays at O'Clock a. m, for kiasssstI
Port Gamble. Seabeck. brlnnon. HSaiI
Dcwatto. i.iiliwagp Falls. Boodspo't al
Ifnion CITY. Returns alternate dAya
d. TROUTMAN. Master |
Tatenhore Red 1871
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VI aRRfED.

Es9pNT'rfFsi- TsEgCsTT On " ID. @s.iaF ~ r.
Il Frawk ! pesrts,ss ar;l Mr. Ella u
Abbott ~ Hctsi Arlington. Rev fs- n
a. T@ygfssss rFff feE2 ~
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REV ARD

reward OF 80 VII be paid FOR inscr-
INA ion ieAoing 10 the arrest ara e.aytc-
ton % any o4e stealing copies p ~
Fost-Inte q .Rercer delivered 20 EEoscFiDtFs
fhrnts - mr. ia Nffy
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,,,,e Sonpany's elegan, co
una CIT, Of Psehi. AM vsaa.scs r~..
save Seattle Tor sas IVAN 80 " Alb. s.sils
8sTDd and Victoria ysA Pm
:; n. June ;. \ - Is c. Al
= - y August : :. y i; 'sy 4
9Ah francisco, a. "a, Jans ~ !. Oas A
- : az l. . IL Is. y. n, ii. .S.lhi :. &
S,eai.ie Via Victoria, n .sseises sss
=, aM ~ nssnd a a. m. Nav ~ aaa Fer;
=. ~ .. e. July :. "a Ia = .Sns s a
:, :. i. -, - - Due a. = Assss;
une $. 5, a. IS u s yaix s.e. ..
y -; = asust :. !. L. u. = - z
-, Ahe. elegant steamers 0r.
s"hrIa ana Ai-hi Leave .ty q
AisS>a- at = a. II. June ! n ts
July = : u, Is. .. * AasIst
s. Que oAek a Seaifle Jans
~ July a. la, II. u. 3. M ksss,... 81
is - = September :. s IN. so-,.sA
serves g!sas 10 change. W., "ssay y
notice steamers. sailing aatss Ns a., ss'sss'sss
II. +; TRowRglpeE p
c. X, sTnLTESnERG. rst A.
First Ave. Seattle. 49, AZ u
.GoopAII, PERKINS IN a.
Asts.. San Francisco w. %
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SEATTLE. A&aCDRTFs FA1euay,r-,y
MNATL-nM 8 III E.r q - a. -

Connecting 8t Whatcorn nitb efaa~ oa~ Co.,
leaves Seattle q; g D. M sort.t-s NJ
fierS&9@ aG9 FTi41ys, connecting At Ana
epf}sa VII train FOR Wpnllev A-fro ~
ri&n ana Hamilton. arriving AZ V0atro--,
q u leave NEafc0gn for EtsIro Ga ra
t,~'1fn lns leave Blaine ? p m T@ays
y 90 con- T. n. Tuesdays. T1urs4ays and
- - SAYS IRVING a. Seattle a. m
airing On Dock Telephone. Pike a
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WHATCoA. SEATTLE Ann -.
ROUTE. AASvxA

Take steamer BAY cry
Fai-hayen or whatcou, fes~. als,see'ta
ciai dock. Tacoma, .. m r s.sa'sfs
ltoci Main syfessl. Seattle. 4 n s&k
Thurs. and Sat. Returning - IN
com ?. m: Falrhaysn. SIS VAC.
Anacortes 10 p, m. Sun. w. al
Fri. Fares-Seattle 81, or 81 "a rsess "a
Tacoma 81 ) or s. round ,rip s No.
VIZ rrsn
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Terry
avenue and virginia street improve
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by Ire under
sfrued secretary OF the board OF public
works OF the CITY ~ Seattle IN - .
for th@ Improvement Of Terry avenue and
Virginia street from stewart street 70
Eisalh soeg ~ sons g2as,Fu 81 PIPE
points. together WIN all uereeSsaF ~ omen
iuES wSez nanAni~s. isnpholes. vautf
latoTs flushing tanks and catch aazlns as
provided by ordinance No. 4522 creating
local Improvement district No la and IN
accordance with fhe plans and specitca-
tious no~ on fiie in tno Office % the board
kacn bid must he accompanied by car.
'i0et check payable 20 the order or the
citF comptroller. for 4 sum NOT less than
FIVE 81 per cent. OF the hid. and no "a
vii M considered unless accompanied by-
Tae successful bidder wlI be reout-,4 -
enter into a contract and furnish satls.
factory bond for the amount required by
the cry charter and ma laws OF tse ~tssa
ing nott5ed % tne award 81 me contrar-
re aiu. falling ~ % 50. the said check
ara the amount Fixed therein wtH - @or
feit4d 20 ere clfy. No person j. -It,JSi-
as 8 bidder wao hEs within two vaars
ysrior 10 TIE letting OF aid cort-~r, -
for Any work or isbor performed or -, -.
skill or material furnished pursuant 20
8EE &Afl contract EsF&.N ATVrrtka-d
or Rao wl;sir sails 40 years f.tie.F -
complete any sGcn contracts
Special attention Err ca}Ie5 g article WIT
- tE~ city charter "a Eu@ in fore. refat
HS 81 -ho9Ts OF Ia Dor" ara - articfa
yt..- section =. s-as an3 whsch rraf
follows
SO e. s45d,s sion I r. fore anv ro--
'raet cor -re doing - anv work ~ 'sf-,r
ar Furnishing any sS4ll lat3or or ul4terlsl
.0 or tGr fae sty II Seattle eraN -
taf5 nr cs1Firg against the city 10 rssrr
tractor saai. enter inko . joint ard sev-
srAi bond with the cts az Seattle Cor -.
1s@ of tne ctty ard aieo FAR 49,. ,Is,a -
as persons q 20 Ray perform II causse -
~ reformed afr work or la1<r or 49,
rise or cause - 30 furnished an sk5f
labor or ula .ert8b iT Fee execution ~ SIS
contract cor 4zttaa@1 70 perform ne l-F-.@
tTaef according 20 - terms cr3rsl+tn-a
and stipa.as ions, AEt 10 pay "a tn@y rs
csIe due al t1sF cs4tUa Tor AZ x-ry
ana iaboE 50 reformed and all ski a.
la1or ard Material 50 furnished in ire
execution 90 said contract anH "a corr
PISS Wit al shs Ter sasrezrsnts Of re enar-
-Sr sra ordinances os tna city sns 81
fE2=s. iyY=Te 80 theEst5 which foFA shall -
e n amount lxe1 - LIS 1S@x4 c. yaa.ic
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NOTICE TO CoNTR

PROPOSALS will be received AZ the Blu
reau ~ supplies and Accounts. NAVY
Department Washington - e. until 2
o'clock. noon. July - Issi. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter TO fur
uish az tt- Navy Yard. Mr. Island
Cal the annual supply of coal coke
charcoal and wood also the annual s,lr-
ply % coal for the Naval Station Puget
Sound Washington. and the Naval Hos
pital Mare Island. Ca Blank propo-
sails viii be furnished upon application 10
ihc Bureau the Navy Pay Nnice. san
Francisco. Cal, the Navy Yard. Mare
Tsia0d Csi. or the Naval Station Pu-
zet sound. Washington EDWIN STEN-
ART PHymester General L. ) y
L = ENt.iNEER OFFICE Burke huiid-
luE Seattle. Wash. My 50 l>97-Scaief
proposals for furr.Shsu 5,9 A0 tons ~
stone and other materials fer Corstrlc-
ZION 81 jS;ty az Grays Har5or. Wash
iuzrsn. Will bee received here Until july
q lSa- ana tneD publicly opened. Iaror-
nation furnished on application. HAIR
RI TAYLOR. Capt. Eugrs.
sUCIA ISLAND SANDSTONF.-S HAN
county wash. easy access. carac.tv
for laree pieces and quality uaeXcsllai.
government used Z IN dry dock a. Pors
Orchard For further information al
dress A Robinson. IL Columbia street.
Seattle wash.
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AID ERTfsE.Hs' NOTICE

Atvsr@'y@ys desiring display afFerIse.
esensa CHANGED fo- ne Sunday issue nle1.
hand in cory ~ o'cioGk Saturday to IL
cure change
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SRN FRANCISCO ER5E~fS CovAts<E
f~Eleesvs sfa contractors trtf.-e s.z.s8
lES 4E-4N barber lsusres meats ass
*H5 "a e@.fAttai. N4ar-ea Str-st 80
tsL aEer-e -,54t2.
81 ATTt.E $3.50 1rC IS C0A@ANY hssss-~s
x e~1sSes far rsssroa.is ar3 s5sawass
PIE G-stsax f~rs<is Erd 49, ae....s.,- -
a. Seattle National S-l& h4Adsns.
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Transacts a savings bank business .
clusively. s.a.a
Deposits received from 81 70 sis.'s ii
Interest allowed per shfuh ga
binary deposits a.x ..s
Soyeruher. Loans made on feai ssss"
spuroYed coiIaterais only
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall. leaves 10
dock. foot OF Main street. Ncnsg
Wednesday and Friday al q, IA. foi fas
Townsend. San Juan Islands and M
Whatcom Returning. leaves New Waas
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday {
"a. IN. j. r.. Thompson. msnsger-owsz
Lilly. Bogardus & Co.. agents. City dat
Telephone Main 81.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

STEAMER MARY F. PERTEY
Leaves Calers.th's dock foot OF Washing
son street. for sylvan Grove BreruertoT
:. navy Yard, Charleston. Sidney. az
80 - =. 80 .. m. Sundays 75sa . -
Returning. leaves sidney a, Gas a "a
lz-lS m. Navy Yard. 100 a m lr.g .
n saturday nights leave Sidney -
O'Clock. Navy Yard $50 Ta,erh@oS pa
ID open for charter on sunday.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALlE.

STEAMER ROSAI.IE.
Arlington dock. leaves for victar.s az
Port Townsend daily. except suntas Il
900 m; returning. leaves Ficssfss al
$50 p. m. Steamer George e. Starr lsays
for Port Townsend and way por,s iat
except Saturday. at 500 .. N susss
direct at , q. m {: returning. direct ssssl
Port Townsend al p. m. Phone. Pike
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HANks.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BAAk
Occidental Block. seattle, Wash
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob tufth .........s.....''., -. =
Arthur A. Denny. vice fIrus
John Lear .......-. seconc vice flenass
lanes X. hayden. Manager. CASH 30
Si@rrt,nd Schwa bacher, John Coll IA
b. L. Neufelder J. 7. 0reenieai
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HOTELS

II rwET WORM g 1rst--taas Poems. .l..,..
ter Telephone batr ..-s. .g.r..e 49,
fa ssrasa- or Arner.-au p.au -s;.-
-s 81 s. ps- aay-
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CONTRACTORS Am n;u-nfgI

a = RANDALL 3 co. rartsrt.rs
t~HtzFs e-3@-1E SCREENS wind Tws ant
l1-rT. E-segecas, 8ge,a "a - ~r-.s.
street
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GUS WORKS.
SEATTLE GUN WORkS-Removed l4O7
Second. Theodore Deschner.
STEAMERS.
KRUSE :. S. LINE.

Steamer Cleveland leaves Seattle for
San Francisco Thursday, July l. at 70
IN. Fare: Cabin. s.. StetrIge s. o.
Steamer Lakme leaves San Francisco June.
y for Seattle and Tacoma. Freight. 81
per ton.
T.. L. GAME, Agent.
Arlington Dock
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TACOMA.
SEATTLE.
VANCOUVER. b. G.

Take steamer Utopia for Port Townsend.
Anacortes, Whatcom, BLAINE and VAN
CoUVER.
Leaves Yesler wharf Mondays and
Thursdays p. m. Blaine. s.. Vancouver
S. For Information. Yesler dock
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AUCTION SALE.
TRANSFER COMPANY.

e. g. BlCkERTON Aac,lo7eer and :,
3s~zss~r: esq hil~he. I>S1. 1919 FIRST -
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DlE1NG AND CLEANING

San FRANCISCO DYE WORKS =,
seeo1-- 4els g1one. Red ~