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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

There are times in California when we
have so much fruit we can neither sell 1t
nor give it away and are forced to throw
it into the sea. This being so it would be
a better plan to throw the adulterated
jams and jelIies overheard and keep the
whole home market for good fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

SATU RDAY MARCH 20, 1897
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20


The LEGISLATURE has passed the constitu-
tional amendment which will, when
adopted, allow San Francisco to pay its
back debts, and we have therefore the
prospect of being able at last to be as
honest in fact as We are in desire. The
people have long wished 10 pay these old
debts, and will be pleased when they have
secured the right to do it.
The shipbuilders of San Francisco have
furnished the Union with two more fight
ing ships as good as any of their class in
the world, and we have thus another occa-
sion to be proud of our workers. There is
no reason why San Francisco should not
be the shipbuilding center of the Pacific
Ocean, and the Union Iron Works is
doing much to make it so.
The movement to unite the Transvaal
with the Orange Free State is in line with
the policy of Cecil Rhodes to unite all South
Africa. but unfor .unately the movement
is not going along the line in his way. If
there ia ANYTHING which can head off the
scbemes of this ambitious builder of an
empire it would be the proposed union OF
the two free republics, and the very at
tempt at such union will probably cause
him to lose good deal OF sleep during
his enforced stay in Lonoon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

OTTAWA, CANADA, San Jose. Cal. Ottawa,
Canada, is near latitude 48 80 north and
longitude 80 west. The difference In time be-
tween that place and San Jose is about two
hours and ten minutes.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

Mems balbriggan underwear, all colors.u
Mems ribbed underwear. and up
Mems Madras and Oxford shirts............42c up
Mems light coored striped and checked
Neggee shirts, ties to match, 80 inch
long,. ...... ~ w w 5Sc
Mems wool and silk shirts with four-in-
hand ties to match worth from 81 to
So. ...... ...... .. .. $1.6O
Mems white laundried shirts, 4-ply linen
cuffs and bosom...... ...... ...... 4Sc
Mems blanket shirts and drawers........ 4Sc,
Mems strictly all wool blanket underwear
the best quality ...... ... ....... SIC
Mems night shirts...... .... 49,. e. 5Sc.
Mems fine worsted sweaters, large sailor
collar. ...... ..... . ..... Csc
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
celebration Sale
of Black Goods.

60 pieces of Black Mohair, brocaded, double
[u,dtb at ...... .....13c
Il pieces of Sc inch wide Black Serge, at......l7c
10 of English Henriettas, in black,
% inch wide. att. ...... . 14c
% pieces of A inch wide Bacrets, att" 33c
% A inch Crystal Brocales, in black
NOR ward 49,. ..45c
Y inch Black Brilliantnes.... BIC
Just received, new black goods, i'll Crepons,
Crepe Cloths, Brocatilles, Eenas, Drape etc.
Whip Cords French Brooches, Draponetts,
Madras, etc, in prices to low to mention.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Celebration Sale of
Lace Curtains.

We offer some wonderful values in Lace Cur
tains and Drapery Stuffs. Gulpure lace
curtains in ecru and white, ) yards long,
a;m - 43c
Scotch lace curtains 3H yards long, beautiful
PATTERNS. cream and white, in new lace
pssaats nor na;r - $1.19
Brussel lace curtains, newest ef1ects, lmpor'eu
designs. worth "a to So per pair; for. $l.9o
Our line of Irish Point Lace imported curtains
is complete. Prices from $3.15 per pair
upwards
Ladies' and chdrens fast black hose at DC up.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests from &c up.
Don't fail to call and examine our children
Ronnets and Tam O'Shanters, in quality
not TO be exceed in town.
Ladies' Silk Mitts, black and coors loo
dice, Cambric Wrappers all sizes and coors
haoh'' $500 .55c
... .'. "
900 Ladies' Union Suits, Lise thread silk fnlsh
worth from 81 to $1.25; celebration price
Woi''i 'O 5Sc
...... '''''' ''''''
100 Cbildren's Jackets, ages from to o, the
host quality, the best make, the best
tr;mmed worth 49, $4 and 80; celebration
nr;ce .. ...... .'.@l''o
pooer,s oenuine Scissors, nickle finish worth
hoSel - ..25c
MIS- Pocket Knives, all Sizes worth Toe ana
ST. celebration price,. ''''': :,'-
wo handle u complete line OF Roger Bros. silver
ware such as forks, knives, table spoons,
too spoons and sugar spoons Prices TOO
low to MENTION
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Noveltie Silks.

% pieces New French idea, very newest and
choices designs and colors, regular SD
quality for..... ....foc
10 pieces elegant new designs, rich SATIN Bro
cades, Satin figured gros grain and fashion
able plain weaves, worth $3.50, for.....93c
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Our Great Celebration Sale...
Ne Celebrate

&c our GREAT success, our growing popularity
Because : - business. We do it in our own
and oui amer of price-makng that will make
pculai vour ears and longing in your heart until
n r y rteat sale shall come again
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Celebration Sale
of Wash Goods

New spring dress prints. dc
New dress Bingham, fast colors 4Rc
The new 1897, 36 inch percales in all colors 1Ac
Agreat variety of Irish Dimities, sold elsewhere
at Doe per yard, our price,. ..9c
2Opeces New Printed Organizes, Mulls, Scotch
Lappets, Lace Striped Swiss and printed
Indian Linens, the 25c sort per yard.....11c
Thousands of yards American Indian blue
prints. per ward. $500. ...... 3Ac
10 pieces French Art Printed Organdies, the 40
and SOC quality per Yard. 2lc
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Celebration Sale
of COrSetS.

Five and six hook clasp Corsets, many varle-
ties in shape and colors; goods worth 75c,
65c and soc, our price,. SAC
DR.. Warmers high bust model corsets, with adj
Unstable shoulder straps, only. ...."S7c
G. y CCC. Flex-i-bone model form, the Royal
Worcesters att. 'oc
DR.. Warmers childrens Corset WAISTS, al
siZes.... ...... .'''''io'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28
Celebration Sale
of Dress Goods.

smch Chameleon effect dress goods d. lie
% sc" 9 Worsted Plaids....,;. 49,. .'.''' d doc
% a Brocadines in all colors and patterns. .29c
ea,';no, Snitinps ...... ... Bic
ccParf cloth ... 49,. 3Sc
~ q imported Silk and Wool Plaids..." 42c
!, silk Warped Mohairs light and
ahodos ...... . 4Sc
en- and wool novelties and swell English checks
' and GRANTEES, Scotch tweeds and bicycle
sntings in stylish colorings at" '...olc
lOnch silk warped Henriettas,....' ....'3,Hc
40 F" English Cashmere. loc
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28

Ladies' Chemse 49,. ~ $50. ....23c up
Fine Cambrick Muslin Night Gowns........ oSc
Ladies' Cambrick Drawers, extra made, with
yoke band, cluster of tucks and embroidery
trimmed; celebration SALE. 3Sc
White Skirts, embroidery Aouncing or Torchon
lace trimmed Valued at 81; for. Acc
Skirts worth 81 80 for. 6'c
Skirts worth 81 for...... re
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-28

Boys Atwood suits, ages from to IA years,
S115up Boys Duck Suits, all sizes, best
oualitv for Csc. Youths suits, age II to ID
Years. for $275 up. Boys all wool knee
pants from Doc up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-10

-. ,.s.,- s~ he-Ah~ wa-res. re. 20 pay
sny money to parties rs-res@ ElktEs ~ y
ag.nt1 OK ira Seattle post-I5tet.B en-.
sxc.pE :rs f8fostrg wh1 ars tt
Tnfeflsxsnc~r. VIZ. = MCCLELLAN arc
& FreataF.-er. THIS does rot ayr ~
g~sidaxt asen.s 81 thte papeT ~no are -
81 tafi sr various cffie8 Au6 f3wn~ ID 80
Ner. hsus.=t. nor 10 rsosf masters 40
are 81 slE case authorized IN IKE 80
scr4psforE fer tha Daly. Siraas 80
J y cafecart 4 r Hawley, c. = W NIKE
arr WEIsEag, n p~atty
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LEG Al NOTICES

y TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF Krxc.
trauty. STATE II 81 sshEnaytrsr IL. -
bate. Iu the matter ~ me &C.. - -
I77ma7 Gonzales. deceased No 80.
Na.ire 20 G-rsEitoTs -''@''
'iNe Is h@T"b> given ay he under
-H-~- a.l:14lftistyato with The all arr,e,-.s
q sae estate u Thomas Gofzalee 6e~aset
ea q" tc@ crTlit, 1rs Ar1 ali persons r.s.u5--,.
c3ai-Es against tn~ ssla ds-sses@4d s,r "a
~7','tf - eAHi-lt laN'n. "ita r1e necessary
NusF.ttrs, Within one Jar after fra 80.
I'4a.lc4 ION % ihi@ notice so tis gsse 80
-n1nisr-alor 81 r.ons 67--9 safe De-.
o,lidlns >%stiic Washington. the same,
business - ssid eefa,e N-4S
OVID 4 RYrps
A1rui1l N-gafor ~itn ths VIII Anrsref a.
ceased
Date u fIref publication. JsIy ~ Ia
trefs = ByeES. Ag.oTaess tor Adrnints-
;E-Gog. -''1-As-
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Advertisements under the n@ac o. 80. 80
Pound. For Sase. For Rent ana 80 =. I
Wanted will De inserted a: the "a. -
cent Eord each Insertion. PaYulsn
ways tn advance. No advertisement ~
csivsS! for less than = cents
Advertisements VIII be recelVed
branch offices % the Pcs; Intel. 8 M a.
TACOMA BUkEAG-Sc. llS
avenue. -,
PORT TowSSEN D--Wiillsrn > Jo'ss'
BFLT.fSGHAN pAY-NeS Wnstc''D'
q II Culver Manage ~ r.
OLYMpfA~417'5 Main street u -
WfnstaBisy. Agent
SCTfCF-Ths business ofNce OF aHe
pC.t-Tnteilissnrer ls orsen until II =. m
Sunday hours 9 a IN 20 i2.D . n an /,
10 o IN Classified advertisements VIII
te received I'D 20 ths time
me following letters await aeVes'AS'
FL -
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u rr1er 20 secugs co~r~ct fnasF s'on -
r~ff~~s sgr9s~ .ne&a heassrgs ire same
stsssie b Eef. q ms azwnszs csHcs =
fhss paper No e-1arge Is maze for s'sa
r0stcFs
r-g~~ryf ~asf~e~ resolutions cr o.ser sr@-
rTat znnpgrrerIen - AL be cEarges A taS
Pnts OF e rerss n3~ Ire esTa iraer ltoll,
POET INTEL .rCfFNCFR 80
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HOOD CANAL, ROUTE
4 NfAFg

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GalbraIth dock foot Of washipg.
ton street. Tuesdays Thursdays and SAT-
urdays RI O'Clock "A m for Kingston
Fort tIarnni !eabeck. Briunon Holly.
Dewatto. Lilliwaup Fails. Hoodzp,rt ana
Union city. Return alternate dsy.
II TROUTMAN Master.
Telephone Ped f5i
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REV ARD.

A reward Of SO vii be pail ssr ia IT
nation Esacips 10 .hs zeresf ac1 -.
ton 81 any Cre stealing COPIES
Post-Tntsiil Renc@r delivered 10
thrauSnn.fr IT, rtgy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-10

STR. MULTNONAfI
SAN JUAN ISLANDS

so-N.F J Z AN ISI4ANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mail leaves .1ty
dock. foot OF Main street, Monday
"Wednesday ard Friday az a M for Tort
Townsend. san Juan Islands and New
Whatcom. Returning leaves New What.
com Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al
: a m. j. X. Thompson manager-owner.
Lilly. Bogardus & Co. agents City dock
Telephone Main ST.
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VIA. ON. SEATTLE AND TAroAf 4
ROUTE

TaEe steamer BAY CITY for Aracorres
a.. zen O. Whatcom. Leaves CONNER.
Slat aocs Tacoma. p. N. CITY dock
thIEs aud Sat Returning l@avrS =. -
I'm ?. m Fairhayen. Sis D m aud
Huac,rtes 70 .. IN. Sun Wessnes a0d
= fss-Seattie 81. or 3! - round trin:
Tacoma 5. -. or s. round trip
w. Il ELLIA
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STEAMERS
r II ON ThE ~ELyEa IN :.

Four 80 snAITi.E To TAcon,
~ ISNhd trips daily. sxes
:" OF" s., hs :. sni ,wen,y.ise p ,, ssaadas.
RAs,,i.r = STEAMER ~Ft.yPnas'sa
reats, IS ;oi Lows 'HeA seasils.r.sa,.
TAXING EFFECT rr,rs,
rs,va TIME CARD NAY
2. N. a.1s 4 g.. sg ~
Leave Faeoma-s.s, m.:l.s.
SUNDAYS - q
Leave T aeonar.s4ss,a =. H.;nn.;sea
Ia ndinS 81 Northern psr,..2 ~ o =.
Ina. ana commercial dcck ,s var. Ia
wa .l,caSs, steamers Flyer ana So.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co
Time Card In Eject June / lsg7

SEATTLE. EVERETT * WHArCC,Ar
ROUTE.
State G Washington leaves se.,tI.
aa!iya s1cept Saturday. AZ 10 D. m.
Sr.AA ti-f. Ia CG%%FE PCtr-rEs
fslrhaFtr leaves Seattle daily. exceol
Sfrdsv ~ a N
Telephone Main y7s Yesier aoc.
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ADyEHrfsERs' NOTICE

Advert s.rs desiring display a0' - =,
re-. rhn,ssf -, .Se sunday issue must
hand In eoiy ~ ! e'eicck SATURDAY ~
cure change
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SEEAM 4. rs.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP {

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
The company's elegant steamers tma-
tilin, city of Puebin and WaiIa
Walla leave seattle for San Francisco
via Port Townsend and Victoria. r. c.. at
a m. July 3. y -. Is. - y. August ., !.
II. Il. -. -. September !. ., II. Ii, 81. ~.
Due at San Francisco, a. m. July s. II, ID.
Il. %. 81. August :. 10. Is, 70. Is, 30. Septem-
Der 4. 9, Ia. 10. "A. -. Leave San Fran
cisco for Seattle. Via Victoria, b C.. and
Port Townsend a. a. m, June 80. July ).
10. Is. -. -, 20. August 4, 9, II. 49, q. -.
September 3. 5. Il. Is. % q. Due at Seat
tie II. m. July g. ). 10. Is. q. Is, August ., Z.
II, II. 90. q, September /. g. II. l6. II. 20.
October /.
The elegant steamers Queen. City Of
Topeka. Mexico and Al-ki leave Seat
tie for Alaska al a. m. june Is August
3. :, Is, II. q. Is. September ]. s. II, Is. Il.
IS. Due back at Seattle Jaly 10. Is. ~. IS.
30. August 3. 9, II. Is. "a -. September 3. s.
Is. Il. %, y. October 3. 8. TIE company
reserves right 10 change. without previous
notice. steamers. sailing dates and hours
of sailing.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. p. S. Supt. Ocean
dock. Seattle.
G H j. SToLTENBERG. Ticket Agent,
Cos First avenue. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER


STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - The
Rainy Mining Company-Noticei is here
by given that the regular annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Rainy Mining
Company will be held a the office of the
Company. Everett Washington. at l
o'clock r. m. or the 18th day OF July
1897. that being the second Wednesday
In July. The transfer books will be closed
from July 5,h to July 18th. 1897
EDGAR l.. BAILEY Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG-Of OF
the Monte Cristo Mining Company--N
tice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Monte CrSto Mining Company Will he
held ar the office of the Company. Ev-
erett. Washington. al Il o'clock noon on
the l4th day of July 1897. that being the
second Wednesday in July. The trans
fer books will be closed from July 9Th
TO July 18th, 1897.
EDGAR l.. BAILEY. Secretary
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY r. PERLFy
Leave Galbraith's dock foot oY washing.
:on street. Tor Sylvan Grove Rrercrron.
!. >. Navy Yard. Charleston sidney nr
30 = =. 4 q" ?. m. Sundays 7g0 . m.
Returning, leaves Sidney at sG a m
Ills J. m Navy Yard. 100 a. m IL Is n
n SATURDAY nights leave Gldnsv N
ociock Navy Yard SO Tpiephone Rcd
W. Open for Charter on Snndar.
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FNttFNA--N.
Steamer Glide will leave CITY dock ts.ly
except Sunday AT a. m. for Tacoma ns.
turning. will leave Tacoma AZ go .. N.
from Commercial dock. Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday Via west passage; Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday. stopping 1t
Nashon and ChauiauQua.
J. =. VANDERHOEF, Master.
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CanadianPacifc
Soo-Pacifc Ky.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
Luxurious SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO THE llllsIE
WITHOUT CHANGE.

rrptf0f STERED TOURIST CAks ga
r. <, psuI Wednesdays 10 bos,pa
sunfavs % Toronto. Without cnsss AZ
rRAG%s LEAVE SEATTLE DAilf A.
A. NJ
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS ~ 10 for
ei@T'ftRf6R leaving Fcrt Wiz ,.aA.ss
owe. sound on Thursdays aIsa Mails
and Tor windsor every IAs.sss wi.noai
al r.rtH Included On steaHssss
an ei,,rg az all girst-elass ressn
MONTHLY STEAMERS 70 70. s aesss 70
ard Australia an4 every thfes
China and japan. .,to, aptly 70
For rates ~ other i-forEisu,sg.a.: MINIS.
FreiSht ara f'sseiS- +. J. CoYLS,a
District Passenger Agent.
a.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

of sK 0 C. Sans so TaRcosyfF Bar Bar
posals, in triplicate,. VIE be received
h RaIs. u Rafrack. ana Fort 'i SHERMAN n
idaho: Portland. or. and Forts Candy.
Spokane. Walia Walia and Vancouver
penot. Wash. at O'Clock y. m July 81
1897. and then opened; fer furnishing
forage and bedding therefor for fiscal
wear commencing July !. 1897 Informa-
ZION furnished here or by said quarter
,,rasters l. s reserves right to reject
or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof knvelones containing .Itg pro
Forage and Bedding at -, and ad-
1ressed 10 undersigned or 10 respective
0uartermasters. J. W. Jacobs G. q VI
CFryC'r OF THE CONSTRUCTIVE
pusrtermaster Haller Building Seattle,
Wash July 1897. Scalod proposals in
,rinltcato Will be received here until II
n. m saturday July IL 1897. and then
onsnea IN the presence OF attending bid
,;srs for clearing Of site for military post
NJ Magnolia Bluff near Seattle Plans.
nlahed on application Al this office The
l.. s. reserves the right 20 accept or
let ANY y or e1 ar PPoaosa~ f 6r IS
ing etc and addressed 70 the under
signed ". ". ROBINSON, Jr.. Capt.
IA. Q NJ. L. $ Army
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
'oi,arterrnaster Haler Building Seattle.
wash Julv s Ss-.-Sealed proposals
IN tr!plicate will be received here until
n a m Friday July p 1897. for cog-
stvurtlon Of road n"ds and bridges per
teinlng 10 the military post al Magnolia
ysinfr near Seattle Plans specifications
and full Instructions furnished on appH-
cation at this of!ce The L. : reserves
,,rolso~als Envelopes should be endorsed
!.provo-ai- for road beds and bridges "
and addressed yo the Undersigned ".
" ROBINSON Jr., CAPT & a .. NJ.
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Si~-N - ~ ~ OssIES. rAfpyay-r.
"hAICoM AND BLAINE
0onnsS,ing AZ Whatcon wi;h -
IONS foihs Ee sa,i,a Steamer George = ~
nesdays ana FRIDAYS. cornsc9,as Wet
eortes with train For wooiiev - Asa-
man and Hamilton, arriytns IRE u.
a. m leave Whagcom ser gis,,"s sasca
nstuTninS, leave Rlaine
ss gs.ss p m ruessys rharsasy.e ~
Arlington Dock. Telsphon. psS
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSAIIE

STEAMER RoSALIE
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except sanday. Al
1000 a m; returning. leaves Victoria al
$50 p. III. Steamer George f. Starr Ieayss
for Port Townsend and way ports da.y
except Saturday. at s:eo p. NJ. Sunasy
direct, at , a. IN returning. direct. leasss
Port Townsend nj p. m. Phone Pike n
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

STR. city Of ABERDEEN
LEAF EIS FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 10 4. N.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNOMAH
DAILY0
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At L. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA ~ CENTS
ROUND TRIP. - CENTS.
Tel. Main 81. CITY DOCK Agen,
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
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SEATTLE
TACOMA.
VANCOUVER, r. {

o'@H Ii. TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. b c.
axe steamer Utopia FOR Port Townsend.
Hi44e0ttes, ]" h2tcoGu. BLAINE and gAS-
SDtNEa.
Leaves 1esler wharf MONDAYS and
.Horsna/s D. m Blaine q vancouver
- hor information. Yesier dock
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GO ON THE, GRPyunr,Ir

Everett Edmoads, Snohomiss psu,.
Three round trips daily. excSpt Suss,v
In effect Nov 70. 1896 l.eay,s Ssstsis.
a. M. y m. z. m; leaves Everelt VI
a. m. ESQ y. M. s.la y. m Sss,ts hss.
Ing. Colman dock: Everett landlng Ns,.
chants deck, Com Gets with Str rIye,
for Tacoma with Str Mikado for saosa.
mish. with train for Monte crss,o "a
way stations Telephone. Red Sl
FRANK ". GOOnHUE, Manager
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT w..
lNGToN ROUTE "Asn'
STEAMER A. r. RonINsox

NaIIyink z, s Mal
On Port Orchard and por, Ws..,,
route, leaves city dock, Zoo, ~ w ..aa
Street. $50 a. m calling a, South s.s@sa
Navy Yard. Sidney. CharIes,an r..
Chico. Siiverdale, Leaves Pert oreAa:
Navy Station at : y m, arrives ss...,aaAha
p. m l.. \. Robinson. master fs
Rogardus x Co, agents. Ts,sca.sss,
Main II. Sasas.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FENAtt
WANTED sevefng by flrst-ciass dress
maker Address :. care Post-lnteiuEeh-
Ger.
CARE 81 rhltiran and sewing in private
family. Address = r.. 2sl5 Third avenue.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP cove.,.

STRS. GARLAND Avn
Seattle and Townsend. NJ ASGEI.
stea u;er Garland leaves YES, say reasa
GAYS tuesdays ard Thursday, ssa.
:, m. FOR Port Townsend P.-,s nat a IL
pangeness. Port Angeles Pa, ~~aasas
S Sss rsrfg: pysnt Ciallam Bay s.s 3D.. .t
ray, returning arrives q, Sr.,,, NeAa
on opposite days Stean~r 800 D =
Hesler dock for Port Towns.nd 10 leases
seisS ana Victoria Mondays Ne IA.
and Fridays ~ $50 .. n, srrs,s sasssa,s
alternate days NJ go o. m lives Seaii.s
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DIVER AND hi.hFa

4. . BE,SJAMTN- Sana rarn.x - 80,
mining Aeas II steN~A- - Railroad aya.
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A FIRST class fruit .vapOrator is open
for 3 situation Address }. w. care
Post Tnf+ilGeucer.
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l.; & 2. TRANSPORTATION Co-W-,'

Is Time card. "ss.
Steamer Champaign. Skagi, rive, ,..,.
leaves Seattle july {. at /. noon. Jals
- noon. July 10 at a. m. iasvss as
Vernon July ). NJ { =, IN. July , atsn '-as
July II, Al u noon. calling 4, -,
Thursday. going north, calling al TsIs9as
Stanwood, Fir. Skagig City, Noun. 49, 49,.
and Avon. @sa
CITY i,ot.k-Ste,aners for ali points a,
aid Master Telephone. Main s.. W.
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.rHiC SUPPLIES

&. " FARMER 4 90 frezh papar a.,
plates. etsryta-ng Gsed Ia .s5tcsrsssry,-.
uo catalogue
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~ A<TEf p-SrnaH tract Lake Washington
water fTOnr property. -. 7. Anderson
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TANTFsD-To rent improved ranch. near
SEATTLE Address z. Y. care Post-lntei-
HEefsrer.
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SEATTLE Gun woRhs-Recaoyed .sss
Second. Theodore DESIGNER.