davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1897-06-03
FOR RENT
Stott's mansion, at
Stott's station, B
& o r r, 16r,

FOR RENT
Stott's mansion, at
Stott's station, B
& o r r, 16r,
season. ......... S400.00
coo Md ave ne,
12r, mi. 100. 90
925 Mass av, 12r. mi. So. 80
l7i7 18th, Tor, mi. so. 90
800 b. Or, mi. .....75.O 90
1OS5-29 Lime Kilns,
ONCE & 5r, sta, lg
yard, wharfage. It's. 90
$40 Goth, business
building, 3 large
rs&cel, elevator, mi. 70. 90
1904 p. Tor, mi. hw 60. 90
1707 Pa av, l0r, 2b, misc. 81
1920 H, 1Or. mi. .50.5
l417 Bacon, Or, mi. 30 SO
1921 S1st. 12r, mi. so. 90
&4 d. 6r&sto, cel-50. 90
6W SlSt, LIT, Gel MI. ~. 90
1915 II. 9r, mi. 40. 90
l120 1s.6r.sto. eel, N, 10. 90
22l9 /, Sr, mi. SO. so
2l37 4. Sr. Gel, m. .35. so
127 20th, llr6b. mi 81. 33
203l II. Tr&b. mi. $3.50
2Sl7 Q, 5r, Gel. mi. 30. 90
$50 18th. 6r. mi. =. 80. 10
1908 10th, IT, Gel. mi. 30. so
ll07 n II av. 7r, mi. 30. so
Oil " Fl v.10r, mi 80. 80
BOSS l. ST., mi. 49,. 80. so
. 1854 5th. sr, MI. =. 30. so
2413 Pa av. Sr. mi 80. SO
eos 21st. 6r, eel, mi. q 80
1928 K, Sr. W. g.. .2. 90
1907 Pa ay. nat. .5r. 25. so
hit 18th, 7r.mi, fur %. so
1905 Kingm'n. Or. mi Is. so
See tomorrow's Star for
my9s, tu&th. .oWESCOTr
Evening star., 1897-06-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UHFURXIsIIED.

UkfCRKI0HED.
FOR RENT-i2s ST. NE. a-SToRY AND BASF.
mcnt hay window brick with modern irnprnyr.
ments; rooms: nne location for boa riding hos,se:
i,e rent very cheap. Apply w. II. DUNCANSbN
10 " 81. NV. my, cf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
Review of the Wool Market.

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-The Commercial Bull
ietin viii say tomorrow OF the wool mar
kets The year goes out under a cloud. The
small sales are largely composed OF foreign
woods. notably Australian. There Is lit
tie or no inquiry for feeces of any kind.
The sales OF the week were 1,1se. coo domes-
tic and $4,000 pounds foreign. against
], eo5. 900 pounds domestic and ESQ COO pounds
foreign last week. and 7.s65 01e pounds do
nestle and 2.351,0o pounds foreign for the
same week last year. The sales TO date
show a decrease of f7.l14.7Ss pounds domes-
tic and "a IA 100 pounds foreign. from the
sales to the same date IN 1885 The receipts
70 date show a decrease OF 1ss.s66 bales
domestic. and -1T.e54 bales foreign.
The receipts 10 date show a decrease
OF lss s0s bales domestic and I7.054 bales
foreign
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

rnaae manifest hy The spirit ira. pervss st
The car wher the babies became fretful
ard pesvisa- ] id rot hear q word %
counaIaixt ard ere e-ustv, cid fellow,
rrss4 sxtrs soar Sv a visit 10 Ran5s5argh,
ire noted hoom gold mining mushroom.
rook a cryfa- babe in his arms and
danced X 20 'Juoa pat" that vas prac-
eIced by Ham IN the ark nursery. Speak
snr % the old gentleman, was amused az
hiz whitehead anger over Ranashnrgh
experiences NO one hus an idiot would
think Of going there 10 make n living.
Water 20 drink costs 5 cents a quart. and
they have a TAX on breathing. The peo-
pge htsaG,e IN tents. and It's the most DESC
late place you ever saw" He was too dis
FTss.s6 20 even talk
I stopped IN E2ton's today 20 buy Post
Iuteulgencer, ard as I stood waiting a
rourr man came in and asked sor Post
Irteliigencer also, saying: Il cane get
along without news from the folks ar
honne' l ana there are a Number OF Po-
get rourS se.ks here, and In my next I
win tel Of their tourneyings AMI doings.
I nav as well tell you about the season
ard SIS prospects. I have been about the
big hotels herein Pasadena. Santa Mon
!ca, San Diego ard hereaboats-and they
are SO g-sfl filed that the smile OF con-
tertrrert on the phizzes Of the various
bonisaces is good for ore TO see The
tourist travel 20 date Is far ahes9 of
corresponding period iast year. Now let
us hope these and all the other visitors
VIII go back East via good, old Seattle.
and gill De enough enrapture6 with the
glories OF a Puget sound spring 20 linger
thereabouts and finally make purchases OF
lands ard property. ] am sure they would
90 so II they once stay awhile. I must
confess to q genuine likeabieness for your
n N fcsfa
ship and OF knowledge Of its good quail
ties as a city 10 reside and do business IN.
The weather here is delightful. warm and
bxlmy LOUIS W. BUCKLEY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
Gigantic TurtI~s.

TIE most gigantic turtles thsx existed
during Tifs gecfoz1csl Sg~S sppear I, have
inhabited the foothills Of the EFguasaS7a
uouDsAns. The saeEs ard bores 81 these
eNItTfc< creatures. whiea OCCASIONALLY
wa-a CIT Of the rav5nex where they have
been buried for untold Sxes. prove that
they we're mere than twice as large as
airy specimen o. the tartolse family waich
now exists. A specimen of the shell q
one OF these old-fsEne monsters which
may he seen IN the Natiszaai Museum, at
Calcutta. : SIX and one-half inches thick.
twelve feet and "a fraction in length. eight
and one-aaif feet broad. ana more than
i've feet 5n height when Standing cup
side down. Ike ar inverted saucer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02


There Is nothing new n TIE Use OF Tow
ers as ezlfbaes. they srs eaten vsriously IN
various parts q shs world and a many
cases form q really important article Or
food In India for instance, the hasssa
tree Blossoms are he'd IA high esteem, n
srfte OF their sweet and sickiy taste.
while ne aower buds OF cappafis splaosa,
a plant which grows On walls, etc. In
ire zoueh q Europe. are picked fu vine-
gar IN fta3y and form what ara common
" krow~n as cspsrs. The ordinary cloves
OF commerce. familiar 70 al housewives
ar@ the ume1panGed au4s q q small ever
green cultivated IL several parts o. the
Fas. AID West Indies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

ne Mexican coinage IS SO exactly sim
lar 70 ours that the difference can te de-
tected only py carefully melting piece
or tee suspected coin and Determining tie
amount u saca o. the s~o metals pres
sT1t- Plenty o. Mexican dollars can os
bought az hanian prices.
FernAps tae most annoying part % The
wSoae matter IS that nobody today knows
or can ard out how much OF the bogus
stun is IN circulation. TIE only tirnis.
practically, Is the amount OF silver tree
fer eosnase.-Was hInSton Post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
r. b. Symington, San Francisco.
j. c. Bundy, Snoihomish.
A. Vogt, Fairhaven.
Montague Robinson. San Juan.
i. NJ. Maxwell. Franklin.
c. George, Neah Bay.
J. II. Fouhz. Olympia
James Henderson. City.
+. +. Burke, Hoffman. MINI.
j. w. Sexton. Havre, Mont.
Mrs. Wallace, British Columbia
Rev. ". L. Young. Bangor. wash
f. Smith. Maltby, Wash.
u. G. Smith. san Francisco.
y. MoInlhtee. San Francisco.
Henry =. Lane, Taunton, Mass
Thomas b. Crowley, St. Louis
James FL. Deane, Boston, Mass.
HOTEL sTEvENS.
f. G.. Hartshorn. Tacoma.
Miss r.. s. Parker, Portland.
d. J. Brink. City.
NJ Maniey, Tacoma
A. Baker, Tacoma
John Benler, Tacoma.
w. Crish, City.
c. I. Rony, City.
John T. Condor. CITY,
a. +. Evans, Chicago.
Mrs. Rathbone. Tacoma.
Capt. ]. A. Slamm. cutter Grars
II. II. Callahan, City.
George III. Smith Tacoma
r. T.. 1DunEs, fittSuUFE.
Miss s. Talbot, Dudsfown. KY
Mrs. r. c. Million. Mt. Vernon.
!. Q. Robin and wife, Castle Rock
J. h. Thompson, Minneapolis
Miss Flower Tacoma.
John Huntoon, Spokane.
A. q. Scholl, Everett
Brnest r. Nussgan. Fort steilacoem.
Perry c. Parker and wife. Portland.
THE NORTHERN.
w. A. wilcox. Port Townsend
John Deussen. Ballard,
A. r. Tugwell Chehalfs.
George c. Clark. Everett.
Capt. w. J. Hogan. snip Wachusett
Karl Y. Beck. City.
& h. Weatherwax. Aberdeen.
Ben Crockett, City.
X. O. Lszier, City.
William ID. Wheelwriget, New York.
Il. J. McGee. Redmond.
]. p. Gleason. City.
w r. Myers, Rossland.
John Kingston, City.
r. w. Sumner. Everett.
Daniel Stewart. waiia walla.
Clifford Davis. Tacoma.
j. NJ. Fitzpatrick. San Francisco.
". ]. DYKE. Port Angeles.
S. NJ. Mcaaffey. Sumas.
u. q. wInIsnSs. Vancouver.
George II. Wilson. City.
]. Sheppard, City.
+. /. Brown, City.
j. NJ Rector, Tacoma.
Miss G. Mcclellan. Tacoma
X. II. Mime. Tacoma.
John McMaster. Clear I1ake-
A. H. Denman. Tacoma.
J. W. Wilson. Tacoma.
u. y. McCaffrgy, Shelton.
A. II. Gould, shelton.
r. Il. Wakefield. Snohomlsh
II. r. Castle. Portland.
THE rCTLER.
Walter Bowen, Port Townsend.
G. H. Olson, Tacoma.
Mrs. j. =. Galway. New YORK.
Miss Stexla Graham. Philadelphia.
Frank T. Way. City.
John W. Pratt City.
Edward Blewett. Texada fsland.
r G. Mitchell and wife. Victoria.
Miss a Johnston Whatcom-
J. Austin Whatcon.
John A Pr4nsen. Chicago.
A ". Frater Snohomisn.
John c. Deuney and son. Snohomish.
Harry Eenner San Francisco.
sam II. Furher, Snohomish.
sidney Y. smith. San Francisco.
= z Mitchell Portland.
{. A. Puarich and vile, Nhatcon-
f. l. I.orG. AuacortsS.
william D. Smith, Blaine.
Z Rosenberg, CITY.
James ]. Reitly, Lake Geneva. Wis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

NEW YORK. Jan. IA special TO the
Herald from Panama, Colombia, says:
The island Of Acordu In the Gulf OF Da-
rien. IL partially inundated Forty i've
houses have been washed away. and thir-
~ persons are known 20 have been drown
81. The fan extent Of the damage done
Is not yet known, but the indications are
n will be very heavy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
San IIrAN IST.ANDs

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
tsek foot OF Main street. Monday, We'd
ssxaay and Friday at / n. rn.. for Port
townsend, Gan Juan Islands and New
NAa,e0m. Returning. leaves New What
esn tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
"a n ]. r. Thompson. manager
IAiT Bosardns & Co. agents. City dock.
ssischona Main 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

TIE LADY SlsveE'' company, now playing
IN Kansas City. - seriously iA al tas
Coates house. she was unable 20 appear
Thursday Night and her friends are con
ceTEed over tae patients condition Miss
DRESSER suffered q sewers strain Ia per-
forming the "Cacnuc4'f 44nG3 wAscl s44s
GAa NAE zAnaGs-
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Entire Family A.phy1iased.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Jan. mfr. and
Mrs. Joseph Beltz and child were found
dead in bed az Struther. o., this morn
inx. all having been asphyxiated by gas
from a cook stove. -Four boarders were
in q camatose condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

Army surgeons say that the expressions
On shs faesa ~ soldiers killed reveal ths
causes - death. These wh0 have per-
tshed from sword wounds have q lock u
reposa wni,e there Is an expression %
pain IN tAs c0z2atensDoez Of those slain By
baflefg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
Every Man VIII Try This.

fIEl-I flaAIs f9fIIuff#T.
A good test q a mans symmetry may So
made II he stands wAtn his face 20 the val
TIE chest Of a perfectly formed T1Gn viii
touch the wall. his nose VIII be four .ncsess
asay, MS ms CHS Eve ard tAe tips Of ia
toes three.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

The las. official aet - Mayor RAIDER, %
Los ArEe5ea Will De 10 attach hia Sggna-
ture - an ordinance making szpsctors =
sr7rres 10 public buildings OF the floors
q street ca~s Eniss3sasanors. punisna Ole
by rne or sulpFi s0amcnt. or bOtn
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cannI Lnhnrrr- nrmana rre.h Mer..

NEW YORK. Jan. Ia special 20 this
Herald from Panama says: The canal
company il having considerable trouble
with its African Isborers. who object 10
tire present food. They insist on having
fresh beef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
rrAMFR UTOPIA

f.svss Tacoma. u noon: Seattle. Yeslse
sssr p. m. Mondays ard Thursdays
4. psrt townsend. Anacorte,. Fslrhayen.
xss Wha,com. Blaine and Friday Uar-
lar ana Vancouver arriving Vancouver
: q following day.
rsrs &c Blaine. 81: fare to Vancouver.
4 PR further Information apply to Yes
i, vharf
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INDIANS OF TODAY.
THE RACE INCREASING. INSTEAD
OF DYING OUT.

The old People Going out With
Their Superstitfon.. but the New
Generation Are Better Physically
and Meutaify-The Five RexerNa-
tons Under Agent d. C. Gevan--
: Indians Rarely Accused OF Theft,
Their Chief Failing BEING Drink
Generally Supposed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosAIIr.

isrsesen dock. leaves for Victoria and
pr Townsend daily. except Sunday. a.
rn m: returning leaves xictorla at
I'm. Steamer idaho leaves for Port
fssassnd and way ports daily. except
ssnasy. 81 q. m: Sunday. direct. at 3
q a.. returning direct. leaves Port
fsspssnd a. D. N. Phone. Pike -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
ONE nay
TO CIRE A

TO CURE A COLD II ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronao Outline Tablets
Druggists refund money Il = fails 70 cure.
&c.
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sHArcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

-rsts steamer BAY CITY for Anacorte..
fafAsven or Whatc0m. Leaves CONNER
sal sock, Tacoma. ? y m. City dock foot
Naa slrseil. Seattle. S a. m. Tues Thurs
~ sat Returning leaves whatcon : y.
Fairhsven, Sis y. IA, and Anacortes
= p "a. Sun, Wednes. and Fri Fares
ssasis 81. or 81 20 round trip Tacoma e. Is.
9 round trip. ". II ELLIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

TIE t-Tntelligs ncsr'a rig as-paze New
years edition wIll - out tomorrow morn
inr. Papers win cost II cents each. They
csn ~ had wrapped ready for mailing a.
fhe x=ncaE counting room, ard
tso POSTAGE wlN be 4 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

TIE Post-Inyel igsE cer's big 5s-paEe Nsw
years e5laua wt1 - out tomorrow morn
s-x. Parsrs wIa cost 10 c@nts each Tasy
can ~ bad wrapped ready for mailing az
che pass-fn telsig e.eer counting rooE. ard
xAs postage viii D. esnS&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

BATTLE. EVERETT & wHATCoN
ROUTE.
Ga.s Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
ucsst Saturday. at 10 p. m.
SEATTLE & Ia CONNER ROUTE.
.rairhavsn leaves Seattle daily. except
saturday. st 10 .. m.
Tsienheas. Main gN Ye.ler dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

Ona II TIE public schools ia Germany.
i1e Tan Ruppsn gymnasium. has rBade
Il oallsatsFT Tor ali Us pupils - lsAro
sS E.1e the D.@yGle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
MARITIME RECORD

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland, Jan. !. IS9a
Fair weather; stationary temperature.
3. S. PAGUE. Foreeaster.
q. s. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
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SEEMED OUT OF JOINT.
A CHRISTMAS SPENT AMONG THE
FLOWERS OF CALIFORNIA.

Travelling On q Train With an ex-
Queen-A Chasty story About the
Prince of wsies-Pngef sound
People wfnterfnR I'm the sunny
Land-sood Business for the Ho-
telkeepers.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Jan. 1-Sailed-Schr
Charles E. Falk, Capt. Anderson, on De-
cember 81. for San Francisco; blk Nidette,
Capt. Welfare. December 81, for San Pc
drn.
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&c oN - GnrvtIn1.>.r,

r.s hdrloads, Snohomish Route
e. ~. Vips ualiy except sunday. In
n leaves Evrrett b a rn
eas aesssssse landing Cosnan dock. ~
~ g. s, as Merchants dock Connects
~ =. sFHsr Tor Tacama. with SIR Nj
a.s.s :, - ssashoHlish. Nith train Tor Monte
z ~ - Stations Telephone. Red
sAANA ". GOoDAuE. Mgr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

AAR TRANSPORTATION Co.-week-
sshAMt.R CHAMP NGN, sksgit River
sS.tss ie&yfs seattte Dec * at midnight
Z az a m. Jan. AT q. n, f..sves
$50 Vernon Dec. 50 at a IN Jan. 1
-. y Jan. a. a. "a calling at stan
~ ar, shaslt City. Mount Vernon ana
49, aeSk stessmers for an points on the
go upSn At Elght Telephone Main
:, @. NERkES. ManeEer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02
The ALAsK-A STEAMSHIP cos
srEANAsR WI ~

-. Cart George Roberta
sk seattle for Alaska January (
49,, !. O'Clock. and every fifteen DAYS
\ Hs'<ns sni Passenger rates s,nly
y. q. CARROLL. Agent
Eteyss ~saaensT dock Tel. Pike So
s a. - PEABODY. Gsasra MAJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

~ I : Ard AND PORT WASH
,,NsroS ROUTE
lsss.. azER MARY = PFRTwY
ssssss sesastA eocN foot q Washing
( H. - SeG'h heaca sylvan Grove
I-ss a., is.ssssssrtea CEs,ef sac Dry
sslsers. Sa -eT- TracvGca. Cat
49, a. A-ea g. r- Se.uraax 80
s@saAone. Res fs7
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND EvANf3Fr,.
s~stils and Townsend Neah Hav route
sssnsf Garland leaves Yesler dock sun
ays Tuesdays and Thursdays az n 30 n.
Ter Port Townsend Port Williams.
ssaxsness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
xss5snufE' Fysht Claliam Bay and
ssas Ray: returning. arrives AT Seattle Z
/ . en- opposite days. Steamer F,Vaugei
sssss tesieF dock for Port Townsend.
81 AnEeles and Victoria Mondays.
seiassssys and Fridays at $50 y. m. !:
ssisss Seattle alternate DAYS at 2so n. m.
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Cneeo ~ was rot ere orrv woman ? e.
countcred who wss travelling long g.
sarces 20 ca Christmas turkey wf-5
rr3@n6s or relatives TAa Pullman -,
which 7 i51Tueve3 80 los Angeles ~rs
vrri able nursery. There werr fossr babes
rsussrg fr0n, weeks - wears ctf. ara r
trll ycU each infant had larzs ltks q nsir
81 bellows. They cried ~ e. m. axas7
a. E. N. And trey ceased as we pti3es
i1t0 Us Angeles at :. ~ 49, m Ore mother
vas er ~oute from Santa Naris. rea- Ss1
E.Hts tHisro- 20 chicago ana she seemed
perfectly cortsnted % spend Christmas on
t~e ears 1fEsc - see got home fsr New
years Saw Another. a-s veyv yosnr
Tc,nss,. seemingly aof oat az her 'ee--
vas leaving Beg Mothers roaf u Ss-
Fys~es-s 60 re*e}- he~ husband sr New
Nriesrs grou- ~eor ehe had 1ee- parted
SIX raatNs. "l'm p k.rg nv husband 4
CHRISTMAS present %azt witl r.aaSs -fr- re-
SIRE r7lre5y REMARKED TIE BABY wss s
ws ESQ aa1 ( Ass -3- So esrtksr thai 3,
VII BE a favfas s3rar So Tires az Aarl
YoG kaew. ara a. extra baby uaac-a
tsese't atwavs aark@- far kissez Tae~a
81 Sfa0e s. R@fNw Sc hTfat
IRE c}sa narfar erssr vas ss- Esre--as-,
tAs~ rrg cg, 80 Sax - A1t TIE rss >
ssRFeach 90 Christmas tnaasncss va
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.onT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
NS"N INGTON ROUTE.
erEAMER A. r. ROBfSSON.
Carrying T. 8 Mall.
A, Part Orchard and Port Washington
,ss.s. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
rs.ss,il. Brick Yard Bremerton. u. 9.
x.yv Yard sidney. Char.es.on. Tracyton,
sss,a sIIvsrdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
..yv station al .. m: arrives Seattle
sllp m Z. y. Robinson. master. LILY.
ssssraus q Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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uv.pfA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
osi ROUTE.
wiley Navigation Cos steamer
NULTNOAAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
$50 Arrive.
n.~ss "a. s.ns nj Tacoma at. s:Da N
$3.50 A. 10. % N Seattle at. .Hs0 m
ssst.is at. 100 mi Taeorna at. 90 m
$500 A.. $50 . m Olympia at. $40 y 10
CRY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
s>svs Arrive.
ssss,s a.. 7:so q nj Tacoma at s:1 m
ssssrn Al 10 70 q mi Olympia at. 90 . n
r~wn.a A. 400 D nj Tacoma att. 5sfe ? m
$50 Al. SD D m Seattle at. 1:so . m
rsrs between eeattie and Tacoma.
so Lsnaing q. Seattle City dock. FOOT
sisniI.Y p0T spDus a CO. Agents.
CITY dock Telephone. Main IT.
Cast. l. Wiley. Manager
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HOOD Canal ROUTE

~ t-ANAf. hNLFTE
It. 3. NAIL
tssv.. = sEEAMER Delta
- g.. - sFaita dock. foot 81 washing
says' :, ss@ssys, Thursdays ara Sas-
stsNs. seaeecs n,-'g-s5 - Hsl ~
Cts ~ ssan FaNs- H7eds1art ana
Returns alternate davs
assse,. Cd rROCTAAN. Master.
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,.TTIc COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
~.~niscert steamers TnzatiIia.
10 passia and wall2 Walia pay be-
CT asssstIs and San Francisco. calling
= Per- Townsend sne Fial"'i~' - - %
nfsvs: ~.
lave Seattle Dne
80 szn francisco. lS S.sa.- 80. II Il n
rss. - Ger s. s. is 81, q - ix ~
;:ss AZ :. H. H. 2 o. I'm.
:. g., Frau-iseattle p. m:
lave % seztfIs g Decsmber 3. u, y. e.
esco ~ g.
"a. 10 Is January 2. Z. Il. II.
Hx y. ..
nngsry 4 o u. u
9. - r...~ -. IT,
* leaves Seattle az a n; igr n1s s.,- :,
.sssr IL II. January II. z. Due back
= esstsie December =. January ~ a.
es.anany reserves right to change
sssrssfs or sailing dates.
IF TRoWBRIDGE. p. 9. supt.,.
T. - Seattle Wash.
eunsxn. Perkins q Co. General Agents.
Al Francisco.
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III on THE FLYER"
>arrIE TO TACOMA.
sx .rIps daily. az sept Sunday
- 49, 49, fwerfy-hve nnfnutea
= =. 49, grEAKER flyer
sasiy trips. Seattle Tacoma
..,e gc round trip. IL
es.ftIs-7sG. lib o. r.: as. SIS
, ~. Tsssn:r-.gn : =; L IN. p N
....,sT,-n A. m: II rn.: s p. m
Iesys s.c-na-a.g a. r.: 20. ia D. n
teese =. T~rth~rr Paste wharf. Ia
I1n1sst corn rnerciz. dock foot Of Ma
s--se.. Seattle. -. s,
Iss'srser. fare Sc
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DAILY BULLETIN.

Tides mt Seattle Harhor Today.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Sanitarium Notes.

NJ. NJ. Day of Chicago is back again
for the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe of Grand
Rapids are spending few days as
guests.
Benz. Hinsdale OF Evanston, H., is
visiting his cousin, DR.. Dudley for a
few days.
Alexander Mcdonald and G.. Meinert
of Toledo, Ohio, are here for few days
for treatment.
The work of putting in the new eleva-
tor in the front of the building is pro-
crossing nicely.
DR.. Pettyjohn has returned from Mt.
Vernon, Iowa after pleasant visit for
the past two weeks
The sanitarium is enjoying very
prosperous time at present. New guests
arrive on nearly every train and all the
treatment has proven very beneficial to
the patients. With Chicago people this
is the only place on the globe where
they find perfect rest and pleasure.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
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