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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wna
INGTCN ROUTE.
STEAMER A 4 ROBINoOM

CarryInK q. >. BtiE
On Port Orchard ard Port WAeai,s =
route. leaves City dock, loot ~
street, 80 a. m, calling AZ coutn - :
Rurcheil. Brick Yard, Bremeyfon y. !
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. TrAfun
Chico. Sliverdale. Leaves Pom Uftnrs
NAVY station at p. m: arrives eeasth Y
4 D. m y. n. Robinson. masssl ~
Bogardus g. CO., agents. 1s'spassA
Main 81.
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- - raE GkEYHoUNp!..

Everett. Edmonds. snonaasisaa. sa'sss,
Two roand tries daiiy. sasssg. .. sss-f !
In srect Sov. %. lsss Lsys ss, "a . $ :.
a. m, AS .. M. leaves Ess s.a1,ass as:s.
D. m. Seattle landing .o 49,. CO.
Everett landing, Mereh s.s T.sons: ~
necrs with Str Flyer ier ,ssss tfs.s ~
str. Miksdo for saoa wsy st.tion& ~
rhone Red 35i. u,rr Mar.er
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PACIFIC COAST Srra~.--

0ASH MIRA AA~S
ire Company's ei>sxn. - q
uiin. city of Puehl. a. wssnsN -
Leave seattle for San Fas,sih W.
mnsend and Victoria III -
a. n. June :. 5. IL is q
- . y August = !, II l. TN
Saa Francisco, a. m. june I - oA !,
July i . IL, Is. u. =, 81. Az ST
-. -, 80 Lave Sa. Es An
: Seattle via Victoria. d csss 4
IoS nsend. At a. m. Nav v 40 Pm
IS, 70. =. %. July ). IL, IS a ssas Il
!, :. -. -. -. y Due Al 60. Aegss
June J. 5. 3. IS =. =. July
y, August ?, !. Il. Il. !. Y 6
me elegea. steamers O.e>.
topeka and Ai-ki leave ss.s.sv Z
Alaska. at a. II. June .e
July !. ). q, Il. g, y. Auxuss "A
-, q. Due back at SeaftIs Ju.s =
60. July l., 10. Is. is, 3. Do. tas.,s.
Is. a, -. September 8. !. Tns $500, = 4
serves right 10 change, w.shass 80 n
CT sailing. aaa aosn
J. F; TRowBRlpGE, "a.
Ocean Dock. Seattle. = MI
{. III. J. SToLrENBERG m A.
First Ave, Seattia NJ. =
GooDALL, PERKINS q "a =.
ASts.. san Francisco. ~
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CARD OF THANKS.

FOR THE many marks Of syn1pa thy
shown 0a in our recent hersa YssI1,snt
caused by the death OF cur dearly hss-
loved wife and mother. we would HEREBY
cxpfesa oiES deep-relf thanks
GEORGE HASH AND CHILDREN
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PUGET sol Nd AND AIAsKA srv.,
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE,
Steamer City Of kinestca beev>n =
coma. Wash. and Victoria, B. q
II5pmILVi NJ Tacoma illaSs "a.
9;Spm Nv = SEATTLE GA 49,
Y Ssam l.vi aslPt. Townsend s. Afr -
spaiiy except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes orxt .eis.. 49,.
modations, carrying both freisst ~
passengers. and leaves from Yesisr vAs ~
Seattle. for Victoria. at 40 3. .. AZ 1.
Tacoma at 2 p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can s~a,
staterooms until I a. N.
For rates. tickets. ETC., INQUIRE a
G, F. THORNpYKT
Agent. Yesler wharf. ses:fa
/. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. n. p. r.. ssa,sA
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/ 80 - .@cvra <>orrec. insertion 81
~ undfr fhese headings. the same
IItss.s,d be .efr 81 she business office AZ
sssss n.ner. No charge Is made for gacn
notices.
..es ansouncenents Will be charged a. the
-. n 10 GEMS per line zach insertion.
YCET-INTEII .Ff.r-Nrp.H co.
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srEAAEn.
FLY ON TIE Ply

i oS THE "FLrEs-
Four rs shAT TIE To rAcov,
The sr rrd wsnsssty,ssss s'ss,
Regular daily trsH LITER
route, as follows. Seattie.H
TAXING EFFECT rv,rsr
single fare. sc, roans
Lave ssA'iie-7:G. u.s 10
Leave Taeoma-s:M a m.,
r.xxass ISDAya sAa
Leave TTs aeom,.,ssss ., = N: na:s,.
Landing ar Northern ps.ss f41n
coma. and Commerctsi Az sc seaa ~
ZION street, Seattle sSA tsoe u =
sundays, steamers F,ve,
Washington, fare nr. shd Ssza :
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
a. = NAH.

STEAMER DELTA w.ssat
Leave. Galbraith dock: loo. s % I'D 81
ton street. Tuesdays. Tna''s, sy K!npsa
ardays At Z o'eioex :, ~ nsrisnen. hsaI,
port Gamble. seacc, uaodspsn -
pruatto. LIlilwsup f si,s. Aeya
Union CITY. Returns ost,T1AN. NaseG
Tsfeohone. Red i5ie
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s.N J,AN IsLAkDeas Z,

STEAMER L a.o.ss NAL. lsss:s y
Carrying United I'm ssress. 80:
g ao eaes iHes and q FSid.y M I'd !.
wsstsSn Eerainins Is. Y s sss
eo5n TUESDAY. Tnurssay arc moasssssr-sssss.
Ia m. !. RI. Thompsos s.se,a csu -
Lily Borardas 4 ca. as
-T..Isr,bon4.. Main ~.
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: - TRANSPORTATION

Weekly Time Card; S,,,.t Hss
rome gs''' leaves Seattle Jahs ::
! o. m. June "A at ?. N, TN, suas Il !
! m leaves nj. vernon Jun .,.e
~ ~ "a" calling At Everett Tsar 1880 " "
north. calling q, Tulslip s y nyor
Skaait cite. III. Vernon aaa ,.s.r,s al ia
Cffy Dock Steamers for ~ u ~ nlrf,esas
Sound. open l al nls Msia 4.
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MESSENGER SERVICE

AsNts aE q, n. BON Esr F-yssssrsegs.
" estxrn JngSa &.a Great NartasxE. a..
sE2gas, hsc&$, SURVEYS An4 pXursS.
wssSaa. esa1ek seTNs Ss. EelsgA~n AAsa
is-s s.s S<c0444- bsaESa l~c..e lA.a-
GG.
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NOTICE TO SToCkHOLDERs.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING; - The
Rainy Mining ompanv-Notice is here
by given that the regular annual meeting
~ the stockholders of the Rainy Mining
Company Will be held al the office of the
Company, Everett Washington at |
o'clock p. m on the fsth day OF July.
1885, that being the second Wednesday
in July. The transfer books viii be closed
from July Sth - July 18th tSa-
EDGAR l.. BAILEY Secretary
sToCK MEr7rING-OTice Of
tho Monte Cristo Mining company-No-
tice Is hereby given that the regular an
ruai meeting or the stockholders OF the
Monte t'risto Mining Company Will IA
held at ,hs office 81 tina Company. e,v-
e~eit Washington NJ i2 o'clock noon On
tho iNh DAY ri July 1897 that being fha
secoHd "wednesday In July The trans
fer books will ie closed from July Sth
to July 18Th. 1897.
EDGAR l. BAILEY. Secretary.
->f4r ANN Al. MEETING OF the shara-
bot4ere o. the Seattle Transfer Commune
ystU ba het5 on Monday. June e<th. 81
n m al the office % the company SoutS
sAcana avenue ANA Weller rect
CHARLES ARMSTRONG. Pre- tasnt
p I REEktE. Secretary.
>.,Trr-r tn STOCKHOLDERS -Tna az
r,,af meeting ~ The stockholders a. 80
ftan,il,on Gold ard Copper Mining 90
Mn ~ held IN Wednesday June "a; .,
N m Al their office. 80 feol,7r,A5a
street W Z. Stanley. Pres: r II
browning, SEC
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SEATTLE.
TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. e. c.

iahe steamer Utopia for Port Townsend,
GoLsER
-I~~ssss Tesier wharf Mondays and
IHursoAgs y. III. Blaine 3 Vancouver.
~ SoT information. Ie..sr dock.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

san FRANCISCO FRfps5E COMPANY
e. siissssT p and contractors. bridge bssils
ins asvosins. h&EtsSas improvements zaa
.eaxgas censr.sct4s CasFsSs stree. as
klrs1 aNSEGs -Ss8th-
SEATTLE NRELSf + COMPANY tsssfs~~x
ct bridges FER railroads Saa nsr 49,.
r3ts driving tT%stt. and wharf htst.s sy
az Seattle %sttonsl Rank tastgi-x
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KRJsE 5. 8. LISE.

Steamer CI@veIaHd iekvsa San E,,rctaco.
Tor 1~aitls and Teeona Jun. = a. n "a
rare. cabin. 8 =, st-sraze. 8. Steamer
Id hifae 1sAsss san SF2nc4seo June 4 for
Seattle ana Il cofna- Freight. 81 per ton
l.. r. GAME Agent
Arlington. Dock
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosALm

STEAMER RO6AL.E II
Arlington dock. leaves TOT ss seas, Z:
Port Townsend daily. excer yssssI 4
100 , ~ m s, ss,nsr' csors. 3. st.r : q.
90 art ,Townsend and way poeo 49,
.xceps Saturday. at 40 ?. m: n, ss sss,s
direct NJ, "a. m returning: dIree'p .. 4
port Townsend At 2p. m. 'Fnene' -. :
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= - 7777'7-7-71-7777-i-
ROOMS AND ARD
STE 4 ff. rs.

FOR RENT-One or two rooras ~
Marion
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ftst Nd.
HE " ARD

f'IF~s Fss, \ tehE-t-AE.S REWARD N.Y.,
EFaHN %srass=AE. - rs asE tsfs E..,,S
sersdA} a4Sat. / 49, Es} at.s Fe,..sr.1
Tor Ass Ests.fN 20 us- f&v suga Bless .......-'
aMz &roe" aNeEst-lst avaeH .an NM.
Tested tSEf ccFse@eNscn. usEt ks.r r-ft
fs.>a. Agsfgsse N&Totcsky. rs E'rank5ss
STREE
NNkSA fEfN-eA reward 81 S& - 4 b., "a
s.,r T~s-e$ers = ise sSs3y 81 Aars NJ
sser. dfesse~s lar kas5e Harbor ft.-.
~ "a GAEtsfak
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

MOTT, sF.-The irCH ship "kighvahne,..
NIL b. placed on the Quart eEfgss Sfer dry
docS for repairs on or ag0ut ire ayth -
Jane TNeeaty-fCuF hours wiil -. al
lowed sor intending bidders 70 view ihs
work 70 be pfE-1T sii43. AID Twelve hours
VII i've allowed - submit bids
Parties GersFioE 10 make bai viii Ia
notified % tss exact ttnle ~ acauatntlrg
- undersigned lnHf ffeT VIII Il he
0AtS E,SseN & CNfTSrpT~r
Mutual Itfe E0.id.nS. seattle Wash
L = ENGINEER OFFICE Burke Build
ms seattle r.. AaT = 1887 S@afsf
f,F0rs,saiS tor constructing gun eFapIss4.-
t,5snfs on Marrow store Point Washing
an vii be received Herv untH jun, ID
9.3r ar8 Their ruhsscty cTsa7-3 int
nation Furnished on application Harry
Tsv}aT capt. A0Ers.
sf--EA ISLAND SANDSTONE Ia,
county. Wash. easy access. c2.sst.fFx
-.r large pieces ard quality 4nexc@lts,f.
xevrFraraenG used e n ary dock ~ Po~s
orchard For fDTther iufarmiatiar, n,4
Sr~<s 4 Robinson. IL Columbia et~s,.f
seattle wash
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popT ORCHARD hvo

steamer MAE sg.E T s rss I x.::,s,:
Leaves oaiersits .sx ou Grove. Bs ',.ss !
ton street. for syWss sna~Iessea. 3sisg
4. ). navy isra' ., sanAays, :.
!s IN. s.;s it ss:s !: :;.. Sc: =
a o. Nav, yard, 81 :, saaasy.
Si'' On FOR charter % -
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:.
City Treasurer.
Date of first publication, July 18TH, 1897.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Miscellaneous Supplies.-No-
tice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
VIII he received ~ me nnlhersigned Sec :,
10 o'clock a. m. Wednesday, June 50.
1897. for the furnishing 10 the City OF
Seattle on acquisitions TO he Issued dur
ing the months of July and August. 1897.
for material and supplies. also coal ana
wood. FOR the ordinary needs of the vari-
Gus departments during. the. said two
months. detailed list Of such materials
and supplies 10 be bid on can be had by
calling AZ the office of the board of pub
lie works in the city hall. Separate bids
for furnishing coal 10 the Lake Wash
tngton pump station and wood for the
Broadway pump station for one year VIII
be received. Such bids must he accomna-
MED with certified check for twenty five
dollars. payable 10 the city comptroller.
as an earnest that the bidder IL awarded
the contract will promptly enter into an
agreement. and give bonds as required.
for the faithful performance of contract.
Should conditions arise requiring the
purchase Of articles In very large quanu-
ties above the ordinary requirements the
board reserves the right 10 make special
call for tenders 10 meet such eases.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Proposals 10 re endorsed on the envelope:
IBID for Supplies"
FRANK 0fsEScN. Secretary.
Date of first publication, June n 1897
IMPOUNDED STOCK MOTTO The fol-
lowing described horse, placed in the
city pound on June a. 1897 will be sold
nj public auction to the highest bidder
for cash IN hand. 10 pay costs of inn
pounding and advertising. Friday. July
2 1897 at 10 O'Clock d. M. at the front
door of police headquarters, corner of
Third street and Yesier way:
One gray, 6 years old, brand 49, left
hip.
The owner Of the above described horse
being TO me unknown.
G. S. REED.
Chief of Police.
Date of first publication, June Il, 1897.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE.-The fol-
lowing described mare. placed in the
city pound on Jure H. 1897. will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. TO pay costs of i'm
pounding and Advertising Friday. July
q 1897, at ~ o'clock "A. m. at the front
door OF police headquarters. corner OF
Third street and YAsler way.
one light dappled gray mare, years
old
The owner of the ahove-described mare
being to me unknown.
e. 8. REED.
Chief of Police.
Date of first ratification. June II. 1897.
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A0verffers desir.ng display sdvertse.
oen{e changed for the Sunday Issue must
1e00 - COPY ~ ] o'clock Saturday 10 ih-
sure change
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FOR Rks<r-@GsrFs. GNAt osgsaes Smith
heck. sveenA and James. Entrance ca
Second avenue
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PACIFIC sAy ..', jlss / -

SRA 1 i>I'' ROUTE ...~ss ssssS
state O. Wssninss, nk sn1k
daily, except safasa~sf LINER Sscd6
SETTLE & LA a~xft.s aSus.
e,sr.fa~. al ! \, M. IT,
Tslepne. re. A2to "a
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a p RANDALL. 8 Co. rMrysenser.-
Schseys @sE&ssE. screens windows and
eessS- IS I<sEaas, Green s44 ~ spr.Ex
sExe&.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

(. W PARKER & CO, fresh paoer a.,
plates; everything used In photagrashx
no catalogue
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING

IASk Elias Ns-gfR cEl-4a r-.~ovsr.t
and repaired general repairing pa -.
luMbs& street Eobes-gn Bros
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wANt'f.D--.AGtNT

AGENTS~outft free. 10 capital needed.
one agent one day sold Uftv bl,.,.sloa'
weekly sales Ray bis profits. W. n q !
= h,eh-gr8do bicycle as low as - ~
write quick exclusive territory. Aluins
Cycle Co. Cincinnati q.
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London Correspondent New York Sun.
1t was announced early this week that
Italy was sending q warship TO the Riff
coast. Morocco. to punish the pirates.
who have now something like fifty Euro
pean prisoners. and refuse TO accept the
proHered ransom because Il Is not large
enough. 1t Is doubtful whether the war
ship has yet sailed, and 1t Is certain has
not got TO work The Mediterranean
powers. and Spain and Portugal in par
ticular. are tired OF this piracy at their
very doors but as usual. they cannot
agree on common action. Each suspects
the others OF Interior designs. But IL Is
admitted that something will have TO be
done to put down the piracy OF the Rif
natives; and. as an armed expedition into
their country would be useless and appar-
entity. after the experience of the joint
work OF the powers in Crete. impossible
II is now proposed that the RIf coast tie
regularly patrclied. and that the native
craft he seized and destroyed at sight
and their crews sent to European prisons
To this the sultan Of Morocco himself
would probably not object for the ma
tives of the Er Rif mountains give him
quite as much trouble as they give Eu-
rope. II is not exactly . heroic measure.
but any other Nigh. raise the whole
Moroccan question. which Is about as
full OF pYfekles as the Turkish question
Therefore. IL Is probable thar the patrol
will begin as soon as the present captives
have been safely rarsorned.
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AMUsEMENTs.


A glance at the names OF the artists who
will be seen at the Seattle theater for a
three nights season OF opera, opening with
La Grande Duchesse' tonight. by the
Calhoun Opera Company. Is sufficient to
guarantee a performance OF surprising
merit. Miss Beatrice Mckenzie. the prima
donna. is as fresh and graceful as a dainty
rosebud. and has a sweet. clear and full
voice which charms her audience. Miss
Adele Harrington IL one OF the cleverest
prima donna soubrettes upon the stage
today and Is chic and dainty. The name
OF George Lyding. the tenor robusto. Is
known all over the country. Edward
Webb, the tenor comique. is an original
comedian. Louise Lewis, zo-soprano:
Maud Allison. contralto. and Stella Madi-
son. soubrette. are all clever and popular.
Jack Allison. the basso. has a fine voice
and 10 most artistic. Mountjoy Walker.
one OF the funniest Of operate comedians,
is ably seconded by James Duraut, an
other comedian. With large and excel
lently trained chorus and their own or
chestra, under the direction OF Richard F.
Lindsay, a first-class performance will be
given by this famous company. 1.-The
Black Hussar" will be given at tomorrow 5
bargain matinee, and "Amorita" tomor-
row night The engagement closes with
La Grande Dnchesse' Thursday night.
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VAUDEVILLE At DAWSON.
Betsy Sanders Makes u Hit I'm the
Gold Fields.
Chicago Chronicle.

Betsy Sanders is the best dressed wem-
an in Dawson. She struck the camp six
weeks ago, having reached 81. Michael
from Port Townsend on one Of the early
June boats. Betsy was a concert singer
In the halls OF the Pacific coast circuit,
and she now enjoys the distinction of be-
ing the first woman 10 lift her voice in
melody in the gloomy gold fields Of Alas
ka- The first night she sang three or four
hundred miners cheered and busted her
until her head fairly buZzed with elation.
She had no makeup. her costumes hav-
ing been left at ST. Michael She SIM
ply was a plain-looking. shabbsly dressed
woman Of g, hut despite years OF singing
In smoke-choked ccLcert halls in the
states her voice was wonderfully clear
and strong.
The songs she sang were. Of course.
not up 10 date In the states. but they
were fresh as the wind IN Dawson. Per-
haps no woman ever received SO rough
but good nstured adulation in a mining
camp When the FIRST night show was
overland this was after midnight, al
though II was Still lieht-~the miners
iecked her out With strips of red flannel
put miners hat on her head. and then
placing her upon their shoulders
marched up and down The main street
singing a Iusty chorus 20 her songs Then
they bought the best shack IN the camp
and presented II to the roush-and-ready
sonsstress
Night after night she sang In the Arctic
Moon gambling house Just before ths
game began, and, while gamblers are usI-
ally superstittous about sxch thtngs the
faro bank seemed to DO wonders for the
proprietor of the Arctic Moon Wffh the
advent OF Betsy furs and limerick jew
elry came to her in abundance, end be-
fore the month was over she was dressed
from head 10 foot In male attire In the
richest Of Alaskan furs.
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that. the fruit IS offered for sale and
End that The scales are still there I viii
condemn Il and order II destroyed
IL is fact well known that II II Tins
posssh.s 20 destroy scale On infested nuif
without destroying the fruit When the
JaranesA oranges arrived here / did not
wish 70 be toe hard on those 20 whom
they had teen consigned did not order
good ores fumigated with the idea that
fhsv had scales The point I made vas
tha. the infested fruit should be killed.
ard that which was saved be fumigated,
so that In case there were any scales on
the latter they would be at least par
TALLY killed Later. II the scale had de-
veloped, would have ordered the remain.
ing oranges destroyed"
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n 4 FLORAL S[A.
n Many Di1ereRt Churches
n..1sa VIII Participate In the
~rs1 Services Over the De-
- uaether Of the President.

# .ws.y. Dec. f3.-The casket bearing
z 1000 remains Of Nancy Allison Nc
ia -. . already buried IN q sea OF now
- ~ mernsnz two express wagons have
- A-vir~ their loads Of floral Offer
- = ~ nemory OF the beloved DEPART
Szs~ came 10 Miss Helen Mckinley.
r. s-~s,A>nrs sister. Bur messages OF
b essv and tokens Of reversntiai regard
r.~.in~ from greater Distances than
- an carry. Wires ana mails are
Sss.ed with kind words OF coincidence
is ss~noxy OF model American mother.
-. e..reraI service will open with .
s. s.ssfii sill With Thee" by the
& :. ~. a.rartette, which will render all
/ i1ll..s. - the service. This VIII be follow
Z. - ce.ver by Rev Ephor Bruck
-. kvmus which were especial favor
ss5ls y 1nfher Mckinley have been chosen
a .ec6ered By the auarsette. Rev. Dr.
S.s. ~ the Presbyterian church. viii
y -. .resus. Lover Of Ny Soul" and
- Roper. of the Bsptist church.
q Nv God. to Thee" The quar-
- ~, Also render Lead, Kindly
;. ss.,,nturzl lesson will be read by Rev.
8 :. Sshs Hail, Of Trinity Lutheran church,
1 - ! hrief address will be delivered Dy
- ~. Manchester. Benediction WIZ De
s--cunced by Rev. Dr. hcAIee, OF tne
Ss.S ,1trees Methodist church Of Column
"a. - Vas The presidents pastor while
1 - - soyernor OF Ohio. After the ser
49, = opportunity win be given the
.s~enfsor to view the remains.
/ 4 M Skosrf the city and In various man.
s.. - . - sorrow over the death of Mother
& ~ ,.,ey Visible Flags ON the SQUIRT
60, eity hall and other public buildings
zss:.~- 1eeted 1t haIf-mast ali day. The
<.s.es. Mems Association al a meeting
Z ss5s sStsvnoon decided to suspend business
<ss~ - hours OF the funeral. 10 90 3
S.srsaent Mckinley kept close indoors
I 49, he greater part OF the day. but
~ Z ehorf walk this evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-14

People ara always talking aoo1t The
dark horse" bat we wonder how mznY
ncw-a-days read the following passage.
which gave the phrase It's origin.
The first favoriie was never heard ~.
ire second favorite was never seen after
the distance post. ali the sen-so-oners were
IN the rear, and dark horse which had
never been thought Of, and which the care
less 81. James had never even oos~rvet.
y, the list. rushed passed the grand staas
!r sweeping triumph.
This IL from the late Lord BssccDsasl5' $
Young Duke" n novel which on,e had a
tremendous popularity ard which can ~
read today with satisfaction ~ ali ~stG A
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