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Better to Me than MY Fears.

He is better to me than my fearsl
His love has allotted my way;
1t has threaded the long, linking years,
And frightened the break OF each day.
l have tasted OF sorrow and woe,
Have risen from trials and tears;
ThrO' struggles and tempests i know
lie is better to me than my fears
He is better to me than my fears
Not a burden He lays on my heart;
But my pathway His tenderness clears,
And He carries the heaviest part.
Not "A cloud but l know He is nigh;
Not a storm but His presence appears;
And | read in the bowbanded sky
He is better to me than my fears"
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A BicxcItst,s Damage suit.

Lewis Baum, while riding a bicycle on
Prospect street in June, 1896, collided with
q delivery wagon owned by Paul II.
Krauss Baum was thrown off, his arm
was broken and he suffered other injuries.
Yesterday he brought suit for So 600 dam
ages, charging that the driver of the wagon
was careless and negligent in his driving.
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WANTED-hIALE HELP.

WANTED-50O men, AMERICAN TIN-PLATE
COMPANY WORKS, Elwood. Ind. Wages $40
and SLIGO per day.
NANTkD-Aale Hep-S7,oU0 given away 10 per-
sons making the greatest number of words out
Of the phrase Patent Attorney Wedderburn.
For fun particulars write the NATIONAL
RECORDER, Washington, -. c., for sample copy
containing same.
WANTED--Afale Hep-For government service.
5000 appointments made last year; chances never
better than to secure positions; hundreds
whom we prepared have been appointed. Exam
nations soon in indianapolis. Particulars as to
dates, salaries, etc., and beautiful views of
Washington CITY free. Write to-day. NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE, Department
G. S. E., Washington d. G.
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ed. argument had and taken under adj
visement
Nnr, Sr,ffs IriIea

John F. McClelland VS.. Manson B. Cotton;
suit on note. Superior Court. Room ].
Mary NJ. Stoute VS.. Charles NJ Stoute;
divorce. Superior Court, Room !.
Jennie Stevenson VS.. Charles Stevenson;
divorce Superior Court, Room 9.
Stephen NJ. Perigo VS.. Sarah c. Perigo;
divorce Superior Court Room ?.
Silas Hollingsworth VS.. Mary +. Hollings-
worth; divorce. Superior Court, Room 8.
Western Electric Company VS.. Howe
Pump and Engine Company ct al; suit on
notes. Superior Court, Room 8.
Jacob w. Wayt VS.. Silvia NJ Wayt; di-
vorce. Superior Court Room l.
Hattie Hendricks VS.. Citizens Street.
railroad Company; damages. Superior
Court. Room l.
Florence Goodnight VS.. George w. Koehne
ct al; suit on contract. Superior Court,
Room ?.
Lewis Baum VS.. Paul III. Krauss; dam
ages. Superior Court Room g.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Man financially good; statement re-
quired; supply agents Indiana with greatest
pancake griddle invention on earth; proof you can
realize $1,000 annually. Send stamp. M SHAEF-
FER, Canton, Q.
WANTED-Parties going to Yukon and Klondike
Send stamp for reliable information; how TO get
there what to take; how and where TO get it;
what it costs. GOLD MINERS FORWARDING
COMPANY. Nictoiia, British Columbia
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THE COURT RECORD.
superior Court.
Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey. Jude

Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey Judge.
Daniel Foley VS., John z. Abraham; i'm
provement lien. Judgment against defend
ant for STIR and COSTS
William Bossert vs.. Charles Alcon; i'm
provement lien. Dismissed: costs against
plaintiff.
Indianapolis Brewing Company VS.. Will
liam Matthias: chattel mortgage. Judg-
ment against defendant for $204.27 and costs
Charles W. Meickle VS.. w. CT. WATSON,
account. Judgment against defendant for
$446.G6 and costs.
S. Carroll. by her trustee, VS. T. o. Mat
these; contract. Dismissed; costs paid.
Jacob Turner vs. John v. Strelght ct al. ];
mechanics lien. Dismissed; costs paid.
Charles Brunson VS.. Frank T. Suffer;
vendors lien. Dismissed at cost of plain
tiff.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
George Pfau VS.. Willis J. Woodward ct
al. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
John l. Ferguson VS.. Marion Eaton; re-
plevin Finding for defendant; Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
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Against the street-Car Company.

The Citizens Street-railroad Company is
defendant in a damage suit brought by
Matte Hendricks. She demands $1,000 for
injuries received while alighting from a
car at Illinois and Seventeenth streets on
the evening of June II last The plaintiff
SAYS the car started abruptly forward,
throwing her to the pavement.
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EpfscopaI.

CHRIST CHURCH-Monume place. Rev. A. j.
Graham, rector; Rev. Crozier c. Adams, curate.
Morning service and holy communion at 1870.
Sermon by the rector No evening service.
ST. PAULs EPISCOPAL CHURcH-New York
and Illinois streets. Holy communion at $40 a.
N. Morning prayer and sermon at l0:45. The
rector. Rev. G. A. Christensen, viii oiciate at all
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Judge McCray Turns Man Loose.

OaIllel lHAusdl, d piASoheI selNiilS d term
in the county Jail for entering a house to
commit felony, was released yesterday by
Judge McCray. He was sent to Jail last
candy maker by trade and a day or two
ago wrote the court letter promising to re-
form if liberated Finnigan is out of money
release him so that he can earn something
at the state fair next week. Finnigan agrees
to refrain from drinking intoxicants.
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office OF Governor Mount. One is still to
come. My mother has this and it will reach
the Governor in due time. / do not think
/ will be compelled to return to Cincinnati
as a prisoner. These records will certainly
convince the Governor that there is no
case against me and he will never honor a
reouisition."
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cycling clubs, Meeting.

Tonight at II North Illinois street, there
will be a meeting of the Associated Cycling
Clubs of Indianapolis. 1t will be i'm
portant meeting at which there will be an
election OF a president to succeed A. c.
Newly who has resigned. The 1898 ma
tional L. A. w. meet viii also be discussed
and an effort will be made 10 arouse more
interest in cycling clubs in the city There
is a proposition for the consolidation of the
Zigzag. the White, the Outing and the
indianapolis Clubs This will be discussed
II is expected that all delegates will be
present.
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S~-~~~~~>>~>>>-~~~>>~~>->>~~
WANTED-White GIRL German preferred, for
general Homework in family of three adults
Apply mornings, except Sunday, at side door new
800 (new) East Fifteenth street.
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Erred MundOn Convicted.

Fred Mundon, charged with the theft of
a watch, was tried in the Criminal Court
Yesterday and sent to the workhouse for
one year. He is twenty-six years Of age.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NrNN~~~~~~~~~~~SN<S~~~Nr
Neutrality-suspicious. travelling salesman want
ed for retail dry goods trade commission for
Indiana; no travelling expenses paid; state ex-
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Henry 90 AIlen. judge

John +. Farley Martin Standings es-
tate. Submitted to court; evidence heard;
finding and judgment for estate for IS and
costs.
Lawson NJ. Harvey, administrator, VS..
John c. Green. Dismissed by plaintiff;
judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Augustine Boice VS.. the Mechanics Mu-
tual Loan Association. Evidence conclud-
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put under the track. The previous excellent
physical condition of the property has been
fully maintained
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FIRST BAPTIST Observation-Disclosures corner
New YORK and PENNSYLVANIA streets. The Rev.
y. J; Eliison. IastoT. The Rev. c. X. Henderson,
ID. D.. of the University OF Chicago, breaches at
1e.45 n M. 60 the united congregations OF the
First Presbyterian and First Baptist Churches.
Subject The Living Christ our Contemporary
No evening service. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
B. Y. L. L.. 6:45 y. m. Prayer and conference
meeting Thursday evening Strangers cordially
welcomed % "a cur services
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embaimer, for
open. Telephone 54l. Hacks ct lowest
prevailing price.
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STORAGE.


Observation-Disclosures Warehouse Co., 265-2IS
S. Penn. ST. Pennsylvania tracks Phone 134S.
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We know the great cures by Hoods Sar-
saparilia are genuine, because the people
themselves write about them.
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The annual report of the Cleveland, Gin
c;nnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway for
the year ending June 80 shows gross earn
ings $1311I111; operating expenses, includ-
ing taxes 50 S64. 664; net earnings, So 252. 447;
interest and rentals, s., $50, $685. balance to
credit Of income, 1858 521. The freight car
ried shows a decrease of Az per cent; the
tons CARED one mile, a decrease of about
/ per cent. Notwithstanding the dun busi-
ness the earnings per ton per mile show
a decrease of only or cents, the freight
train earnings per mile show the slight de-
crease of 2 cents The number of pas
sengers carried shows a decrease of nearly
II per cent. and while the rate per pas
senger per mile is substantially the same
as last year yet. owing to the decrease in
earnings and the slight increase in train
mileage there is the large decrease in pas
senger train earnings per mile of S.27 cents.
The company has purchased during the
year and charged to expenses two new To-
comotives and has built at it's shops eighty
five freight cars There has also been
charged to repairs of freight cars SIS Sl1,
which, together with the $l16.e6l charged
up the previous years, makes a credit to
this fund of S174.S1S The company has
charged up this amount TO expenses and
can expend the same for equipment with
out affecting current expenses The com
pany should purchase one thousand box
cars and charge TO this account during
the year. There have been laid 6,S65 tons
OF new steel rails, weighing eighty pounds
TO the yard. There have been put into
the track in renewals Csc. 209 ties and 1893 293
yards of ballast haze been distributed and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-23
CITY NOTICES.

er 70 run also 10 the state Of washington
Subdivision = TIE SNTeIeS OF stcA
bond shall each justify as bah upon ar
Mere than two Ssiresies may be accepted
on such Bond and they may justly ~
separate and different sums less nan me
sum specified In such sona pt9Nlae9 /, 5l'.s az
the agSregate Of their justification shaH 2e
equal 10 two sureties justifying n ao1b.e
tho amount az the bond in the manner
herein provided.
right "a reJacr any and I'll bids.
Proposals must BE- indorsed CD enve iope:
'Bid for Washington Street improve
usent''
BY order Of the board Of pubic works
FRANK pLESON. Secretary.
Date Of frst publication, AugGss I'd, 1891.
RESOLUTION NO r2s-BE IT RES0Lv-
Cd by the city Council Of the City OF
Seattle As follows,
a That il is the intention Of The City
Of Seattle 70 improve Sixth Avenue South.
in said city from the nOrtherN mdrEIu OF
Weller Street 20 the northeTiy mafSin OF
Dearborn Street. by repi3nktng and re-
sidewalking that portion Of said street be-
tween said points heretofore planked and
sidewaIked.
a. That the cost and expense Of said
Improvement be paid for by an assessment
upon the property abutting upon such por-
tion OF said Sixth Avenue South under the
immediate payment plan.
CD That the city engineer ne directed
penss OF said Improvement
a. That the matter Of making said i'm
proVement viii De considered bF the city
council at a session thereof TO be held on
the 6th day OF September. 1877. az 80
o'clock p. m. at which time all persons de-
string TO be heard before the city council
upon the matter Of making said improve
ment are notified 20 be present.
Passed the city council the 18th day or
August, 1887, and signed by me in open ses-
sion in authenticatlon Of its passage this
10th day Of August 1897.
President Pro TEN. OF the City Council
Filed by me this 18th day OF August 1921.
WILL II PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City
Date of first publication August ~ 1897.
COUNCIL. BILL No. s2s.-AN oRpI-
nance granting to Thomas Burke and his
assigns a license and permission 10 iay
pipe or pipes in and through the alley
between First Avenue and Second Ave-
Be it ordained by the City of Seattle as
follows:
hereby granted to Thomas Burke and his
assigns 10 lay and maintain in the alley
running north and south between First
Avenue and Second Avenue IN the city
OF Seattle from the building known rs the
Burke Building northeriv across Madison
Street 10 the building known as the Rialto
Building pipe or pipes Tor The purpose or
conveying from said burke leHlluAng
TO said Rialto Building steam Tor
heat and power TO be used
in said Rialto Building; provided
that the license or permit hereby granted
may be revoked at any time by the City
of Seattle upon giving SIX months notice
To the satd Thomas Burke or his assigns.
Sec. > This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and approval Il approved by the mayor:
otherwise II shah take effect at the time
il shall become a law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Date 81 FIRST publication August 10. 1887.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ADMINISTRATORS PRIVATE SALE
of Real Estate NJ Sheafe and Il.
Dora Cow. administrators OF the estate
OF John II. Maggie. deceased. having been
ordered by the court 10 sell az private
sale the following described property be-
longing to said estate to-wit: Lots one
10 six each inclusive, In block 3. and lots
10 6. each inclusive. In block IL. OF an
addition TO the town OF Seattle, as laid
off by D 7; Denny; as guardian OF the
son. commonly known as j. IL. Nagle's
First addition.
The following described lands In ]. II.
Nagle's Second addition TO the city OF Sc
attic, according TO the recorded plat there
of, in Vol OF plats, at page g. OF the
auditors records OF King county. to-wlt:
a. As. 81. 50. 50, a and So; lots to u, each
inclusive. block 3. lots 10 IL. each inclu-
sive. block IA: lots 10 II, each inclusive,
block ~; lots 10 y. each inclusive block
go; lots TO IL, each Inclusive. block 30. lots
TO Il. each inclusive. block 40; lots l 10
10. each inclusive. block s., lot ], block 81:
lots TO T. each inclusive, block 50: lots /
10 T. each inclusive. block 90; lots l 10 T.
each inclusive, block 81; lots 70 4. each
sive. block e5: lots l to Z. each Inclusive.
block 81. lots 1 to T. each inclusive block
"a. ana lots 10 T. each Inclusive, block 81.
all OF which said lands are situate in King
county. Washington
Now. therefore notice IS hereby given
that said administrators VIII receive bids
for the whole Of the above described prop
n
or blocks thereof az any time after the
date OF this notice Such bids viii be re-
ceived and sales made subject to the fol-
lowing conditions, to~wtt;
l. All bids must be IN writing. signed by
the bidder or his agent, and must specify
the property desired.
2 All bids must be either deposited at
the office of Langley & Slauson. attorneys
for administrator. rooms 70g-i0-ii, New
York block Second avenue Seattle WASH
ington or handed 10 one Of the admins
traitors personally. or nled with the clerk
OF the superior court Of the state OF Wash
ingtou. for King county.
No sale will be made for less than 20
per cent Of the appraised value OF the
property.
4 The terms Of sale will be cash in
hand, but credit Of two years may be al
lowed upon the payment Of 0ne-thIrd
cash and the balance secured by mort
gage upon the property purchased
s. All sales are made subject 20 the APP
prevail OF the court.
s Bids will be received at any time after
the date Of this notice. but no sales will he
made until fifteen DAYS after said date
and no sales can be made after the expi-
ration OF six months from said date
Dated at Seattle. Washington, August
10. 1897.
c. NJ. SHEAFE
l.. DORA Cow
Administrators Of the Estate OF John II.
Nagie deceased.
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PACIFIC COAST sTEaxs.,

The coTpanys elegant stea~
tilia. City of Pueb,a $40 ~
Naila leave seattle Tor Sar NJ
Via Port Towns end a~d Vtrfa~sa
a. n. August , :. IL. II = Il
her |, 3, u 10, 4, e, Oc.ober ! -
Il. =. 81. Due az san Franess~s
August 5, 10. Is. =. Is. % Senssr rs II
Ii, -, -. -. October 4. q IA ia 40
Nemeer :. Leave san rrancisrs 4 I
attic via Victoria h. c., ard Pre- - $
end. al A. m. July 81. Angus. i 81
"A. y, September 3. S. rs. is s. 4 49,
:. Is, Il. -. p. November 2. psas = -
p. M. August :. :. IL. Il, q a.
l, s. II. 10. =. %. October !, G. IL ID 81
November 5
The elegant steamers Queen. N.
Topeka. Mexico and N.ki lsxy. 4
tie for Alaska, at A. m. Argus -
H. -. -. September /, G. II. IN
tober l. s. IL, Ia. p. e. u, Novelnh,- I = ~
back a. Seattle August IA. ~ AsE
TENDER s. s r. Is. .. ~ 0etahee sr|
The company reserves the right 10 sss.s
without previous notice. steamer -
dates and hours Of sailing.
J F. TROWBRIpGE. P. s. Sun a.
dock. Seattle.
City Ticket Office, coo Firs; ayeru
GooDALL. PERKINS & co. en-
Ageats. san Francisco
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE public f. hereby warned rot 90 pay
sny money 20 parties repre 8ertRng 20 e
agents % the seaftie Post-Iute4l igesaceTs
except fae following who ere me only
Authorized tFaEeslug agents OF TIE fD@--
JnteshgeHcsr. viz T. A ScE8eilan- J. L
Hswlgy ard r. Q FYeeoslrgsr. Ints 5oe
rot apply % resident agents Of THIS papeE
who are located 81 various caffsS ana tGNss
fn the &osfh west nor 70 po=IuEssfers- 80
ara IN AL cases authorized 20 take SD,
scFtptions fer she Daily. Sana&g Ahn
Weekly Pest fnfeli9gencer. City coiIecfos-.
J. A czshear., 2 ? HaWisy. G. V Nn15e
and William n Beatty
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TAe13'
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY cry for A1ssz sss
Fairbavsr. or Whatcom. Leaves go ~
cial dock. Tacoma. r. N, tW -
0oot Main street,. Seattle. ?. r. W.
Thurs. and sat. Returning lfavn n
com 4 D NJ. Falrhsyen. Sl2 u
Anacorfes 10 p. m. Sun, Meana =
Fri. Fares~-Seatile 81. or u y fouas
Tacoma s.. 70. or 81 round TRIP, rfts
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

steamer MARY F. !, hwS,s1x
Leaves Gaibralth's dock, 80. prsrsesss
! "a m . p. m sundays. I s.
Petrrrirg. leaves sidney n :. t
1915 p N. Navy Yard. 5to .. z rnn 9
n saturday nights. lsags as.ssek =,
o'clock. Navy Yard, so 49,
~ open for charter on Sa'lsl-I-1
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L. & II. TRANSPORTATION co-wat
~ time card.
steamer Champaign. Skagit river rsuis
Leaves Seattle August "a at saz
August &c at a. m; August slsA|
m. Leaves Mount Vernon Angus !
IL a. m: August u at II M: AHEgH
at D. m. Calling at Everett TaEFssss
going north. Calling AT TulalR re
wood. Fir. Skagit City, Mount serncs ~
Avon.
city Dock.-Steamers for all pclhA Z
the Sound. Open all night H
DONALD. Master. Telephone MAE
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STEAMER LYDIA THohs lsss
dnek foot OF Main street. ssx
wednesday and Friday NJ .. o. = "
,Tovnaend San Juan ISLANDS ~ 90
Whatcon Returning leaves N.'',ass /
com Tuesday, Thursday ana sa, wv -
m. J r. Thompson. fnabass.s, ,s ~
Illy. Bogardus & Co, agents y"
Telephone. Main ".
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DYEA AND CHfLKooT PAM

IL you are going via this route. yes y
not afford to take chances on getting re-
boat lumber al Lake Iinderman
The Kerry Lumber Company ~ H1Ef
n knock down boat that Is espszS
adapted for this trip. Don't fall ~
one and save yourself from two 70 =
weeks time on the trip.
Telephone. Main 100
Mills and factory on tide nass.
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BRIT HIS.

IRVTSG-To rhe wife q J. II. Irving, At
IIis 5ixtn avenue. Seattle, OF. sunday
kaguss e 4 son weighing nine pogfs4s-
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEINER DELTA w.<ssI
Leaves C;albralth dock fooI q ~ n
ton street. Tuesdays Thurssag err
iiraavs AZ O'Clock a. m ~ 90
port Gamble. sea0eckf Erinssls ,s.srT a
I,eWatto. Iiliiwaup Falls. h W says
'ii'S' >-'''' ID. TROUTMAN. No.
r-afAr,ho~e Ped III
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REN ARD.

A reward of SO win b raid for infor-
nation leading % the arrest ans eolEle-
ton o. any one stealing copies OF the ros.-
fnteilgencsT delivered 10 sasscrloefs
throughout fhe city
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE ~FLyre

FAA ON THE Flyer
-, SEATTLE TO TAcox,
Fo0r round trips daily. exessA
IN one hour and twengy-flvsw = szaSss
TIE STEAMER "FI'yTnssa
heS0ia- daily trips. sse,ak
route As fon sws At'seg acn.
TAN Nc EJECT TUESDAY
IIAE CARD Al.
Leave Seattle-f,sS. Ill.,
p. ~. : ~ e al
Leave Tacoma-s 20 a.
SUNDAYs az
Leave Seattle 20 n. m fs
Leave IaCCma--S 80 a m 80 IA
LANDING az Northern Paciss ~
coma. ana Commercial aoeS ISL 8.
rlQu street. seattle. s% 4 u
sundays. steamers Flyer ana -.
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n orSe- 70 secure correct Insertion q
rsrsrFce1 Under these headings. tha sars
stgslla - left II fns business office OF
this rarer No charge Is made for s1ch
notices
FUDerAf C9kfr@ss Fea1sStfssFlz oS UA-ss2 80
efaI anrour rsrrerts viii BE- charged az -he
rate Of 10 cents sser lire each Ins@rffon-
POsT~T%TELTsTGFSCE CO.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA sTx.s
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City OF Kingston h@,vs. .
coma. Wash. and Victoria, r.
7:i5pm IN NJ Tacoma Il(sAr -
9:S0pm, Lvl Isl SEATTLE SslAr -
12.317m Lvl -. n. Townsend SNArr,
s.31a m Ari1i0I Victoria MINI
@pafly except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes firss-class -.
modations. carrying both freixsf Il
passengers and leaves from Yes,ey -
Seattle. fer Victoria, at $50 D. NJ ~ Il
Tacoma AZ y. m.
Passengers fol Victoria can ce~..
staterooms until a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire a
@. +. TH0RNDYYr
Agent. Yesler wharf. S1sA
/. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. P. Ry., sua.