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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

Fssa item. tried 20 p@rsga1e fsra 10 s9r-
render
No rs@. iahr. said NurMrzn Z
eSs1 o@ taken alswe T.sss il ry last
oay. and the esSesH er1 right he-s. yea
Keep Away and coa get ns.x-t mp in the
trc1h5es
Coleman was working sson< I'D go
ssafr~sz as e. talked wssh ste oh5sct.
rs-sags. o. getting neas er,eurn TO che
desperate 70 dESz--a hsrr
stgp where you are, Jon-.. szss Mu,
hsaa. 'o.e step usars- ard IN XII, v,S.
gcf=Is1 --zte &r1ss@r w,er, forward
ard Aulfsxar s.ot him through ~. hea-t
He permitted tie others 80 taxa ,ne y.sssv-
away. keeping them covered wiki his
pistols ali the time. A crowd ~s+ne-A.g
II taa S9.el and the pubic square which
* sacea. ara plans were dsscusses. FOR
capturing Nzgissan. bEt his ctsarar-sr fer
deadly desperation was ssach tina, yoaan
teers were scarce. AT Last il was decided
10 call car slle militia company ana take
sAe Desperate IL lis stronghold ey reg
g.ar assault
The troops were mustered IN sausE-
line Ia the public square. facing ~.
botel. and waiting TIE order TO ADVANCE.
Through TIE window Of hss room ir th@
third story Aol1iga1 cousd De seer now
and tasn. as he walked TO and rrx, b..
tween the stairway and the window keer-
ing watch against surprise IN either d.
r@ction- Then as the face OF the Ssxr.er
ado appeared once more a. the window
ore Of the soldiers fred with his RE
killing him Instantly. IL Was an ursx
peetsc sfet which undoubtedly saved sew
ersi lives that would almost certainly
have been sacrificed Ia carrying tie room
b. storm-
Billy Haliigan was New Yorker By
birth. and Was typical representative 81
the ol6-sta.> California tough gambler
a class which gos IRIS tone ard manners
from sn2 New York voluntary nrernen
and Dead Rabbit days. Quick OF motion
some Of them could pick q ay from the
wall with the thumb and fingers four
times cut OF fkxs-stern and shorr-spoken
except where * was part CT their game 10
De sassve ro4xh-anG-tuMbse fgnters. fash
sonabsy dressed. with more OF ornaments
than Southern gamblers often wear, and
distinguished ey heavy black mo2staches
they ran their course in San Francisco.
wn.ca was the headquarters, from wasca
they went 10 the new mining conmsunl-
ties to Say while these nourasnec. or
until they were driven out They had
their day-m0se OF them were shat or
hanged. or they died in want Here and
there. stranded In some out Of the way
western community some decTeplt sur
vfyar IL found IT the old gambIer-desper-
ado class, Of which Billy Auiltgan was
shining example.-Sew York Sun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

sowka. in latitude S degrees. p minutes,
s-Ie seconds. This termination = mark
ed by pyramid % east iron whbsh rests
on a cube seven feet wide, hearlnS an In
sCripfion showing what the monument
really is. The n3rfheTnruosr limit % this
arc IS at HammerfeSt. n Norway An
other monument IS there. The column
ard pedestal are 0f granite and al the
top on bronze base. j. a terrestrial
globe Of copper. bearing the following in
scrip:ion. THE northern termination ~
the arc of meridian OF z degrees - min
utes from the Arctic cream 20 the river
Danube. through Norway. Sweden sud
Russia. which according 70 the orders 81
his MA esty. King Oscar Z. ana The En-
peror Alexander + and Nicholas T.. ard
by uninterrupted lahofs from 1915 - ISL
was measured BY the geometers of the
three nations"
When the present are was completed. It
was celebrated as the conclusion % the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

pushes ssse-n svsarr sEs- IS rs77cA as shas
o. tee cssHr snSazTnrS 10 h~s-g tserr
E-S- 1cEeSn@r- Sacs res3x e1r-o. As~ par
- e5afSEt Ed "a srS ard tA@y arg. azs-
rzar14zxzy. Fsac-a a constant sSs{5 known
SaST2=e~ apart y rs&ars u d gafr 90
yAssrcscoSss wesrA Ar~ nofszsss tcxnstssr ~
rsssEas os casn F%xssatsaa bs-s- Ssgnrs ar3
asyeEx. 30 Insure ne ssr-ssga.r~sS Of sne
tire. ccznussse re essential parts 81 tie
apparatus
The wrzs q measurement Is sa~~s~s en-
n a series % tr1Gs.gies and .assA srs-
a.gl-s- beng ss37ss. Constitute fns 49,
Therefore. ssas arc - really nOs a. S.TgEs
lire as rssss p4opas believe II - ee SCR
vssSEg degrees - meridian y ret 50
wisely different froE surveying anything
esse. FIRST base !ssse IS sscGress ara "a
survey = attempted without base Hsa@
Or a posn. srern which 10 start Thea a.
each end % tsss base ire ara Placed AK
cssrsse she<sSoassss TIE shecdc2ife IS tnAs
Instrument wsfEa surveyors are always
sesr ast-g. Il locks ros t-tsxe a camera
81 spyxgsss 9c three long wooden isgs-
II - sArenEh these that Ine surveyor
takes his observation
A; each end ire angie between tss base
fsrse anss The object which n.ay be sighted
through beth :heo5ol8tes ~ measured,
and ]. Is easy enough N eslcuAsSe the
distance - the object from either sn3,
TIE triangle Is row formed and It's sizes
may sevv@ re s2-s~ purpose as th@ CT
igilAl base lire. BY this sysEer1, whtca
Il called frsa1gElssfor. The measurement
Is carried on 20 any desired sxrent. s-sIfg
checked here and there by the actual lay
Ing down af new base lines. the length Of
which have been previously determined n
THE course % TIRE surveys,
Tbs oldest ria zgs1iatiou 81 which history
tells rs was -.ade n Holland before 1871.
hszt she work tx precision may - said IN
have begun when a Preach sayanT NAMED
Picard IN fss replaced the sights pre-
Tsoasly employed with Surveying instrU-
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DIED WITH MS BOOTS ON.
Terror of the Pacific slope Who
Made His Taking Or AemornI.s.

Gss name WIS Included 81 the u:tss
Est ~ Nevada dsS9ersssoes made hy Marx
Twaie u 'Reughing H.. said the Ne
Nas;1 iNo1eer II al uptown hotei the other
night he ia rot say Mark Twain Nv ths
way. het sam Clemens TIE raY~a D..
~hscn all old Ne<AianS ard CaHfsrFssans
know the famous humoysst The pioneer
was talking 81 men os his tire who has
died VITA their boots on. ard Billy Nh
HEaa RsS Ih1 character who suS. ray-
was Ia the trent Some ~ tae hostile. ,,,l~
UtSs aad shooting matches IN which -ns
young lFtsnrnAn had taken q hand saa
been related and row The narrator had
come to the day 90 his taking of
sisiy Mulilgan had run tang ssrsax
and lasted = good while Tor 4 nan - hfS
temper aad rrActices-fog Ns Ha< tssseh
cat ans cat" continual the pioneer ~t4ts
heck was ~ danger tn TIRE davw ~ tha
SNa krSncgsco Vigilance cunrslGtes. ard
he ran Some barrow chances WITH Tia
Law saa fS1shers asterw4r9 III. wAS a
brave desperate man. handy xlth weAn~
ofs. ard ssGta light at the drop OF a hat
hat he ralteS through all grous5e uutsl
the tttfse came. which seeses soansr ar lat
e- 20 h@faH almost every desperate when
the strain ~ danger @a5 fAe ew@re ~
constant drinking and exc taz.sssr sgtsk tsss
hsftsr ~ hiS nerys SGG Judgment " l1ez =
desperate ssts fhas Nay there are tp-e
courses b. FRAY s2ke-aust tie e.esn.ry
sgit drinking Sa1 ses 10 waSk s. an segY-
est csiiiaz. 81 stay ard geg sigsa3 TIA
las. was What Aailgsn chose. hac Pc
kee3 TIRE business n RS owa hands ana
forcsd tse pace AZ the end
1T VAS az Carson city tAA< fne eu3
came 10 Eil1y MeilsEsn- Thsf CARTS had
g>rss against h5fn ail nlxAt. Ine lQaar he
~ drunk bad made AaEa uEsy IS re
u aiket oar % IRE EsntsTai3s satoar rs@
r1o~Slng- NeSf der ass 1aGDsTv ard
d g,AlnAnas SroItax clothes llfscss ais face
~ TIE window fHxs - Nssi1Ez2 VS. Fsa><-
tng Without a S5rsi tfe desperate drew
- psSsal ard rresi through she glass.
blowing the CA2sSar>an'S arssns cat. taRa
wsrt on 10 TIE ngatc3 where he MAS stay
inS AID ~ stairs t. Ms T93nl - sne to7s
story. TIE aoeE ~ Ats - cpSaea1 Eess
saa heais az tAe sts&rway ara when the
xssrss~s er.Ns-s same - arrest Hlu go~
Killing ta@ CtsE~Ersar he sfo4Nst thea 90
wfsa his r~xosvers- Tszcy Knew II meant
certain death - sagsse % theT- Is Try -
rush ~ ths stairway. and yAsy stegEzsZ
a. tie gl4Ss - conss3es- %osr Coleman. =
particular Tread % Aasngar. wno vas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
WHAT THE WOOD SAID.

what said iAe Nooi In the Ere
TO the Mrtis roy thas nigAs-
Tire LITTLE BOY Ct the golden hair.
As ne rocked himself in MS little arm
waen TIE blaze aas burning bright,
The wood said. See.
What they've cere "a ire,
I stood In the fGrsst-is Beau jsui trae,
Ana waved NV branches from east ~ west.
Ard rsany = Sxeet bird built rs nest
IN mr. leaves ~ green
That loved 10 lean
IN sFrinEtiase ever fae daisies breast,
Prom me sl0<sor1y aelis
Where he violet Aselis
TIE cattle caGs~ s.fh fas{r cisnkfrg bells
snss rested under nv shadows sweet.
Aad the Winds that Se0t over The clover
and wheat
To1.5 ne ali that shsy knew
az the Covers ira; grew
In DE nssutlfNl meadows .has dreamed a,
NY festi
.-Ans TIE wild xtus3's carcsses
of r1aTzpleSi nay tresses-
Bat sometimes. as soft SIS a usoShsr's ro
On ne srsw Of Ire chsla q aer bosom. i,
laid
rs lsFs on nv leaves. ara VAS no, afraid,
And listened AMI 5e2re
YAe sErzsH AsArg ot sAc1 otTt
As IL bat in shs nests tfaaG tAe1r mothers
had uaG9s
"Ara n spytnx.iTue sweet faces
cane scanning ana cleaning from sowe-y
Aaa aa5er MS grateful and soy-giyssx
wita cFesxs Ike prirn-o>ss. The ittle o7es
PLAYED.
A~* nv sunshine - showers
Tsroaxa zB tsv tragaf hours
Eo2n3 their EeweTy FlnSsets WIZ S1lvsTy
Sgai3i
Anss ire lightning
Care Frightening
From storm SKIES and frfxAtenfrg
TIE wandering s2r3s that we're tossed -
aas H~aeze
Ana ,lltszl ike SHIPS on black. a.llo8y
ss2Ss
Fsas shey sew . ~ szsass.
snss -,~Ses rhsra - re~s
Wails tA@ trembling vines clustered ar.
e.zzg te ay knees
Bat Aax seer Sabd re wood
'<TS*aS RE memory % gosass'
F0y ths forester care wiJa stS AZ CLEAN
faE ewixat.
Ard I TED Ake sssn, all sacrn u RS
wtEAs1
Yst Sz4a 1Aeyw z4ss ~
S<ezas SWesk MISSION EoT re.
Fer savs ! Rot warmed yea ans caeere3
YEA tonight
- Ssia sAe wos>3 IN sAw s~e
IN La l3fssa 9aT sss9 uSg-E--
Tee ss<s4a ersg 81 tae xol4t~n &slr--
A. he roSAexs hszzsSSSs ia has Atf8@ a5-TscASzs-
" 1<g4 <e4e eS&x@ wzS 1szrRzSS OK <E.
-<-krk l. St&-toSl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

able \ base line IL 8 point Of beginning.
The laying down NJ base Hire IS the most
tedious and delicate process, for even II
tAs Ire be seven o. eight miles sanz. Il
must De- as straight possible. ard SIS
length must BE- sSceTJaiEed almost 10 the
merest inch. one % tie greatest difficult
ties 70 be faced - the difference ia the
length % the measuring rods used by the
surveyors. because changes - tegnpers-
t1re as rule make the rods longer or
shortsr-noi much, 10 he sure. bat the
slightest difference IN . matter Or this
sort makes eventually very great differ
eace.
The present measuring rcd In use is
calculated 10 overcome this annoyance %
a certain degree. Il Is formed Ct a b@r
Of brass firmly joined at its center 70 one
Of iron. Pivots-i AZ the ends are a pair
Of rojecting metal tongues rertstG
marks on which remain a. = constant dis
lance because TIE expansion of one rcd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
THE EARTH'S GIRTn.
MOST ENORMOUS srRyEY SCIENCE
HAS EVER ATTEMPTED.
The ssrprfsing Fact Revealed That
II Really Reo1A-PFaesfeaily m
InfernasioaAl AAaff-If CoapI<seA
Of los Degrees VIII De xurveyed-

LONDON. July fa.-Preparzsions are
under way for the most gigantic under
taking n tne way Of q sa-yey ever az
tempted II Is proposed To measure .na
earth Nov IL cniy need. glance az era
OF RE humhas limitations OK tbs terres-
trial sphere 20 see that IL IS no light task
II involves the expenditure az rsiIfscns.
I. mans continuous scientific research
for q period. the length az which no crs
can tell
Scientific rsaa are considering the plan
with the deepest interest 1t In strange
fact that The Essrs the problem Of TIE
formation Of the earth is studied by
s4vsnss, the more Is the belief that the
earn H. not round credited. This may
seem Ike a ridiculous statement has
such authorities as Prof A Fowler. one
os the leading members % the Royal As
Economical Society, is firmly OF this be
lief and ne represents . hast OF others
OF equal prominence
TIE longest arc a. present known Is -
degrees and y minutes IN length The
southern termination o. this arc which
mans one nf those tr1es yoa see drawn IN
& seml-circle CT q map. is Stare Nekras-
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kEr-aTst Undertaking - the sort ever car
so 70 sSS2rse-l1a- Therefore now much
k1-aSsr Ia the rrssan. plan. FOR Il rSs7-
.-Apsss'ss he measurement OK an arc at
sc degrees To the zr--scszrrsssc. o. MR.
rs as-s q ssseal rsaat. the measurement es
@&cs % meridian NAY not perhaps seen
10 OF a task- IL y ware true that ssa
eaasl "es really and entirely srsSrSrzi
n SHAPE, fA- izy opsrssn would ast %
50 -a- frora IRE Saxr h-~x4re<s ali * wo1is
oe necessary % &C would ns 70 measure
oas graf arc and shse Other arcs could D.
oeaes 1si1s1 from this. beezas@ II the earth
80 sc4nd or spherical TIE srCs must
amer IA symmetrical proportion just as
naa. perfectly round. grow slightly
sMalsef from ne center outward
matter % Tact, tiss scientists VINO
engage "a rasSasarsag cEze arcs toGri thas
!. was necessary 70 measure a number et
degrees % meridian In various PARTS os
TIE world 50 as 10 End IRE order ard
pFscfss size ard shape % m arc Il -
Necessary .o- these CALCULATIONS 20 - All
ss5uteiT accurate Il they are inaccurate
II TIE measurement or the degrees that
constitute the arc is sr any way faulty.
II practically destroys she value OF the
science Of navigation
EssTy HaIa who navsgatss ship figures
OUT as course each 6ay UPON a basis 81
Aons.aaae and latitude which 5G tarr9 de-
peods apon the arcs Of meridian Now *
the measurement q that arc 81 in ans
way wrong. the course of the vessel will
err accordingly. ard X takes but trfalng
sariatio1 70 SO steer snip that sHs Will
strike cAa-te3 obstruction Every sur
ssy that is made 70 make the arc ~
merriam more accurate. simply renders
TIE AaoAsity OF slsps meeting With dis
asfer Just so much lass IN corresponding
degree.
TIE n-st operation under :he rev plan
VIII dep~na primarily upon tse NEE sure
meat Of base line some rsiIes in length
upon TIE most level stretch Of land avail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
THE HEAVENS IN AUGUST.

Nsrsfz = IN GFT73fSs ~ enters Cancer
toward the last ~ ths rso1te She i ssiIi
moving north bar Will began 10 return
so,,rh about shs middle ~ the month. Sne
ts in conSunction wtta the mooz o. ire
sGsh
Mars IL row In Leo. but all enter Virgo
an.7,,f ths isxh He - IN conjunction with
IT.. moon an tsse sT1-
yu-ses- IA rear Mars In Leo. ard is b.
gs-rsrg 70 hang lov in TIE western skies
s7y the early evening
saturn Is IN szcTTtas~ he makes eastern
ARA sfsre WITH tsse san ~ tire lssh. when
-. vssig rNass ,se meridian about 5 ?. II.
Now vnss Mars and Jupiter are iEssing tnsir
s,-1Ffgar.-w IN TIRE evening twilight, Saturn
s. tastnr hfs place 80 chief dlSaifary N
- ntaressr-y role - The evening skies.
Sa.-rr .-s Uranus are IN conjunction oa
the @StA
So, rs ls.h sgd-z IS OF The -nsrs8lsn at
~ "a - Amtm-sx AZ s,*s ?. II Affair st
4as- p n while Vega liz beautiful sTsr
O. rs .vra = naar ths zerzth 81 :. IT.
.-0-vss ara S-orvsas are If te@ <oata. ire
g;-ss. prar n TIE northwest a-1 Case
cul4 In ire northeast
ogRIS 2 HARMON.
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meats. by a telescope that was fitted with
eTCSs wires. This greatly enlarged the
possible extent OF TIE triangle. Picard
himself measured a small arc 81 meridian.
practically salas the Syst person TO give -
Precise Idea - The formation CT the earth
Our present knowledge. however. dates
finn 90. when Il -ayAnfs Of Frame
took tee matter M. and through than The
icaEsst are up 70 Gate was surveyed.
They BY ~ means carried oat tins task
buf treiT influence ard exsr3pi. brought
snaut The action taken ny others, ard the
present arc ~ tue result
The probabilities are thaf the carrying
OF Of the latest plan viii take nearly
q century and q half The knowledge
whsch X already OURS Wili accelerate ar
zion In 80 great degree that millions ~
persons AFRO ara living today are likely
IN SEE tn@ completion II THE src ~ fe5
degrees i viii take usry yessTs 20 &C
corp!lsh the task
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sTPS GARLAND And gEANfsEl.
ss&tSss ara Texrsenss- %e4h lay Route
Sze4 -rse- Esxxfz~ss< s@aSNs Tester fsc=rs g.
DAYS Tuesdays SD Thzrs42ss a. ~
?. II ses Port Tc~ns sn&- Pert sEfslssar~
pssnxSgze~S. PER- Ansys~- par s~rSs4e~ss.
tfSs7ys5arg. PySAf Gaa5&@R9 Fay ara Mean
slag. returning arrives IL S~&tfsa T. n
zs sgss5xsss SsyS- -.Ss-A~ ksarxrs leaves
Y ssslsY Sr~s for ps-s TnwE@sza PSF Ar
zsi4s Aad Eaes1-sa MaF&aya r.6-ersasx
and Frsz2svs al s-Ea .. ia arrives Sx2.gs-
asfeg1z.e Gays So 80 r. IT.
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yy7f~7n.x ys.kan G2tfs, rev Edition fr.s-
press 5sslv axs: all lnso-ns s5en 20 date
~be1, new rslas ans; n%~ routes Nsw
MAPS s.sG-to1e F3e@ o. 3saE%on CITY
rcovv- zntes. Fw3cs- 3 esatzs rxfss- -
cents -ens order ~ oace. Tea Calvert
s,s-nramv us FSrst sKenae-
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sAN TrAN fsf.ANrs

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
g~9~rv.1g EnfseS states sn2st. seawe~ g.s.v
"Wednesday za4 FFl4zy at a m fer w..
Townsend sa1 5s2n IsAzn.8s ars <~w
" sssScsFa- Returning leaves Hew VIA
csn Tuesday IagrxzNy ard SATURDAY a.
IEl}Y. S%Earsss CO, agents CITY socx.
= sserAsrss Mzfa =
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a Syis~a IN TIzse- "A dose = Ayers
p5,l. hss saved rz&nT : u OF sirxn~ez.
tos when a remedy does n2t "a as@r -
- AZ band slight ailments are IL hse -
- rsaxss>.~-..g srS tire res9a- frequently
~ sgrtssrs sslrss<s therefore aIwzys - szrq.-
r.lea vEfss Ayew.s Prs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

steArner MARY r. PERLEY
rasy-es ffAlS-aith's dock. foos o. Washing
fr,rs ztrsas for Sylvan tsryTe. Rrerrerror.
II Z Navy Yard Char hssfen. sidney. se
ga a n 40 2 N. sundays, TO .. N.
Resslrnsng Isavss Shiny al s:S 3. IN.
1915 . m, Navy Vars. 30 a. m. i2sE =.
n SATURDAY rixafs, iasve sidney go
e'rlork. Navy Yard. s1s Telephone. as1
Is. Orr tay elaar.sr on sandays
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
DYEA AND CHiI.KoOT PASS.

If yoH are going via this route. yoa cas-
not afyord 10 take chances on getting yoee
boat iCulber AZ Lake laaderuian-
The Kerry Lumber Company is making
a knock~down boat tina, Is especially
adapted for this trip. Don't fail 70 get
one and save yourself fscm iwo 10 three
weeks time on fhs trip.
Telephone, Main Iee
Mills and factory on tide fats.
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FLY ON THE I-T.yYg =

SEATTLE To TACOMA
sur nssSse tfAsss easly. sscsrs sunday.
AZ ore GcG- And ~ ~ rr-<ts@s Minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
kse<Usx- daily g-7TrS Sazfss@-'--z-s. -sa
roSss% as sssI AVS.
TAXING Ef s'EssvT TUESDAY. MAY
TIME CARD.
Leave S$as1le-f-S> liz l. E. -. as
= L.
Leave lSS<>ssas-s.sA a. H.. J. s.A n n.
SUNDAYS
ls2ss s@ssfi@-tA a. n. II r:5 y -
Leave Taccrsa-Ssss ~ n ea - = r,
Landing 81 Sf~r1srn EscSer whz~r Ia
cc-ssA- AID Commercial seek. foos o1 Ma
TsSTs street. S@SsxE@
SzE1zys. steamers FLYER a-3 State g.
AaShszEtSE.
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"
Connecting az " MAtrcm with sessTY lay fo-
POINT nchsrss Steamer George r Starr
Leaves Seattle AZ y. N. Mondays Wed
s.sartes vSsfh train for woossey. sexsyo f.v-
man and Hamilton arriving az Wnzscoyrs
a. m leaves Whatccns FER BIasre a. m
Returning. leaves blaine : 2. m. teages
y-hassesSss1 9 q M Tuesdays, Thursdays ara
SATURDAYS arriving ~ SEATTLE q. n n
Steamer Idaho leaves fer Port Towrs~ssa
ard way ports daily. except SUNDAY. AZ
= n Sunday. direct at a m: returning
diresst leaves Port Townsend at p n.
Arlington dock Phone. Pike =.
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STEAMER LEILA
Leaves fsafnrasfh docs foot ~ Washing
ton street Tuesdays. Thursday ara Sat
grzsays 81 o'clock 4 m. far kiugSfoss.
Por- Gamble SeAesck. Br1rrsn. Holly.
p@waffo f.slllwsup Falls. Hoofspovs az1
Union CITY Rsfurrs alternate 2ays.
~ TRCbJ-TNAN, Master.
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3. TRANSPORTATION co.-wesk-

steamer Champaign. Ssagtt City Route.
leaves Seattle Iniy z, n g. m: July =. st
10 a III July q. at = T. m. ISas&s Mos1n.
Nernnn Jaiy - az p n, July p. n, : ~
n. AgE. J. az p. III. calling a. Everett
Thursday going north calling az Tais-
lip Stsnwcoa. sir, Sksglt City. Mount
Vernon and kvon.
CITY pOCK-Siesrssvs for al points On
the Sound. Open all night III. RI. Nc
Donald Master. Telephone. Main 81
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PACIFIC. $AETffAT7O$ 90.
r9--xe card e Ersrs ! zsse I. fsss5.

SEATTLE EVERETT K wIEATCOx
ROUTE
safe % Washington SsAges Esasrtzs
sally sxcsrs Saturday. az 70 ,. N
sEAT~EE & IA CONNER ROUTE
EAsrhS~s- seaTss Seattle daily, exrsyss
s&szs2Ay. ! =.
Telephone. Mas - Yes5sr 5nzes
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wHArcoM, SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer Ray CITY for Anaco-tes,
Yal-fsarer. or whAtcous. leaves CONNER
csai aock. Tacorus. ? p, m. city dock
'foot Main street.. Seattle, r. IA Tues.
Thurs arSss Sas Returning leaves Whist
con- p m; Fairhayen. SIS p. "a. ara
AnaccrteS - n. IA. Sun. Aesines. ars
FIR Fares-Seattle 81, or E.Se round trip.
Tacoma si~ or 3 round TRIP
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PACIFIC coAsr STEAMSHIP o.

.aa cor aaas-s elegant steamers tma-
.sisa- City of fueh.a aid Naila
VISITS leave Seattle sn- San Francisco.
"a E1rS Townsend a~t. Ascf0Efs, =. L.. a.
a n aGGass = = - X. - =. SspsesEs-
ef : Il - - * 0ctaSer /. - -
q = y. Due ~ san Fr&nc1s~ac. ~
:ss-@ASs y Is - s. - S~userze@- =
"a =. "A. =, tA~1nn@r L. 2 "a ~ - - Ne
sFnas-F = Leave Sam FrEncie-o Coz -
@]..S "a shcSa-xs, q -. AID Fort To&TsS-
Is : = 2 Jasy 81 AuS2sz 4 2 ~ i.
S~f,S%snher = : Il * 3 - acsas~r =
: a ~ a = NoTA-as-- legae ss Static
2 n AAxsS>< = = - T. :. = Sertsn nsr
:, = "a - = =, csstoaer ]. &. y. Is Il - 81
N3gsxEG3E Z
aa- @4cS.4nt steamers aue~m. city of
f"r- Aa. sesic. ard Sf-s1i gmsxa seat
TIC ror Atssssa a. 2. ~. Argus e
Il. - 2 September I. 5 L. N = s o.
,ceer ]. : II. ii. ~ y. p Novessse.e1 4 rssaa
back AZ Seattle ApE2ss "a Is = = SER
ye-nber = : =. u = = Gsg5os3r 3 =
z - coEsapSss3x reserves rGs Fsgnf "a chzwxs
S'i,hpziS previous ursrfcss steamers ss5sSYs =
dates ana eosSrs - sailing
= from BRIDGE = : Surf Ousssa,
dock Seattle
g =. !. SSToLTfsSBF-gss. Tseks, AxeE:.
80 FIRST avenue. Seattle
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KEg sE. = $. LINE.

Ssss--ssr Clsvs7zni leav@4 S@1 rrerrfsro
sr~ seattle sarGay. JEFy - ats r. IT,
Fars1 s2Gta. lie. sse.raxe ~ "a Sgeazs~r
l>s&za@ leaves s@n FRANCISCO regularly f2f
Seattle and X&ecrHA- Freight = psr -on~
Z G. CAME Ageat
Arstny-c1 Do-k.
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