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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
LAVIGNE-M'KEEVER.
Quaker City Lad Gives the Champion ,
Severe Punching.


Severe Punching.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-"Kid" La
vigne never got harder punching in a
six-round bout than he got last night at
the Quaker City Athletic Club from Charlie
McKeever, the Philadelphia lightweight
McKeever surprised his friends by the
showing he made against the champion,
and II decision had been rendered Nc
Keever would have been entitled to 1t on
points.
Polo Pointers.
The Tigers will win the series with every
club.
Williams is playing a stiff game at centre
for the Whalers.
The New Bedfords have won Is of the 2C
games played with the Salems.
Captain Doe brought Roberts up to his
present rank, and now John is just as rank
as the other Whalers.
Salem has failed to win single game In
New Bedford this season, and but two
from the New Bedford team at Salem.
A great deal depends on tonight's game
at New Bedford. The Tigers must win out
now that the Whalers are winning away
Pawtucket plays at New Bedford TO-
night. There will certainly "Be hot time
in the old town tonight" A number OF
Pawtucket cranks will go down with the
team.
Standing room will be at a premium at
the Auditorium tomorrow evening, when
the Whalers make their farewell appear
ance on the home surface in a champion
ship game.
Reports from Salem are TO the effect that
the Witches were considerably broken up
last night, after their trip to Maine Satur-
day night. Griffin, Wiley and Heffernan
played with Bath and Hipson played with
Rockland.
General Sporting Notes.
At the meeting of the New England
League Schedule Committee at the Parker
House in Boston tomorrow it is under
stood that Nashua and Lowell will make a
vigorous fight for admission to the League.
These cities are championed by Brockton
and representatives have seen the directors
of the local team as well as Manager Finn
to enlist their support in the fight they
intend to make.
About 4UvO spectators witnessed the
boxing entertainment at the American
Athletic club OF Harlem New York, last
night. The principal attraction was the
20-round contest at catch weights between
Sam Tonkins Of Astoria, l.. l., and Kid
Mcfarland of New York. Mcfarland
knocked his man out In the 18th round
after 2 minutes and 40 seconds. McPart-
land was the aggressor throughout the
cDiAs.AC. .L
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w A sHlNGTO ON

Seven-day tours leave Boston MARCH 12.
Rate, including ALL EXp NsEs DUEiHG
DAYS board in Washington, Sp3. Addi-
tional tours April (six days. and May u.
Itineraries of ID. n. BELL, Tourist Agent,
205 Washington street, Boston; or GEO. w.
BOYD, A. q. =. A., Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.

OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
On and after Jan. 18th, 1897, trains will TIL
as follows:
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
YOU'VE HEARD THEM,

I, Him-He can't lick himi 4f
He can't do iti is
Not In . thousand years .
can hs.
N-whyp whos Who 'can'ts sayi
Sayi Sayl sayl 6ayi
When Fits swings that right
just like that-ughi-
Coroett won't know whethsr
he's In Nevada
or up in the haymow
lookin fer eggs.
Him-Is that soP
You talk like lobster.
Fitz might just az
well try to uppercut
stroke Of lightnin as
70 get In that half hook
on Jim Corbett.
You. wait and SEQ.
It-I,ook hersi Look herei
Who did Corbett ever licki
Hull
Him-w Who did he ever iickp
Well. you're good thing,
believe me- not.
He licked ali of 'em.
He's the only one that
ever done ny the big fellow.
It-Sayl Sayi
YOu know just ~
well an do
thai old John L.
wuzn't in no shape to fight.
Anybody could "a licked him.
Him-What you talkin about?
Who did this redheaded dub
ever do upf
It-Say, you make mo tired.
All Ina wants is just the
one punch. See2 .
That's adjust one good,
swift, elegant punch
and then everything1l
be OF.
Him-What'il Jim be doin all
this timer suppose he'lA
go up and hold out the
jaw for this kangaroo sucker.
Yes. he will-nit.
Why. say, le'me tell you
something He'll hit that
redheaded boy so hard
end SO often that
them guys in the $40 seats
won't know whether it's
u prizcfght or an
electric fan they re watchin.
Now, I'm tellin you what's right.
There'll be kids around
there for week
after that fight piclzin up freckles.
como purt near KNOWN
what I'm talkin about. too,
IL any one Should ask.
It-Well. on the dead,
it's strange how some people
gets them phony ideas.
Naxx Ie.t. f.ll
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49, - a----@----'-----'H------a-
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. July es-Arrlves-
Ssr Willamette frosga Seast}s. str Asilansse
from Portland. str WaSatenaw frnsn Ia
cesna- saileSf--ir SunoI. for Grays hAr-
Dor. schr S4n Busr ventura, Tor Cragra
harhor' str Mackinaw. for Tacoma ~sr
,s,,xcels..g, ier - 1tshaels; str CoguiI,s
fE,Ser, Tor Eo9l.ils river
s=eesr Golden Shore. from san Francisco.
schr Comet. from San Pedro
TACOMA July zs.-~AryfYaSi-Sfhr f.hzw
=. Fax. froE-1 San Pedro: schr Nnr.fa.
from san Francisco
EF f.EsESTT. Josy -..-SsaSlesi-Schr Roy
COOS BAY. fufy z1.--A-rfvai-Str F'aral-
Ion. from san Francisco; str Alice Bianeb-
ard. frutn Portland.
PORT ANGELES. Jisly @-srr4v-zs-
CAL ok Elisa, from .Antofogassa, for TIC
terra.
HoQUIAM. July E.-saned-schr Annie
Zee, from Hoqasam for San Francisco
ely for FioaEiar1. and schr Defender, for
ASs~5esn
BEAR HAREoR yuty 4.-Sssle.,-s,r
Ns~s+ norf. for Sar Pedro
TAToOsH. july ss-Pasrs@s-Sar e.
Flors1a- from cofsox, ctr Tr,stslia. for
NiCsJLgFSKr. july s.-sallst--schr
Maweesns Tor Port Townsend
DURHAM. JuIy 1s-Arrive1-Br sn
A&nx hing. from Tacoma
LONDON, July 9s.-Arvfves-<ssr hk
khoV-a 80 y. from Vancouver
PANAMA July ss.-saltes~-sr sh Cape
sers fer p.rt Townsend.
sagai fr,rn Tacoma. Sailed JuIv Err
81 AonkbarnS FIR Portland
SANTA ECSAELs July s7-Ar-3vss.--
SShr Pioneer. frogzs Gray's harsor.
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There ~as 10 change Ia sAe ccaistssr 81
sr- sSssa4 rs@zAst gesta-Ss@y-
Jeassnx Gs~sass>nA
:. Re fssossag v--~ ihe sssnsng qa,ca-
sssns OF 1sacsszsase dealers ysxserx.sy.
sux~s- fsssr and Geae~-
"a s.xax e,sse<nst-ssosasr '---@ - ba.s per
e-r -. s1 n eels. per u. tsss
80 po~@er~4. -: spot e.as. Esr1ee.
= y sosel:y i. s. California s-Aass
So So $500, 80 Ear. PER PER 20 s 81 g..
~. 4 ~ iss e. .. ga ~ zss a ss4 es ssr
.siass a.. Pr PEI - 81 e. 'er go en- p "
L2ss cEarkes wsssAs. rer r~r- 81 -.
..@A~a snsat. &. ~ per case Whole wheat
49,. q g. 80 IS p@@rs aarAey o.,
. ,n.5 sasks. a. @-ls sos-s. asse: eorn.
p r sssasa Is E-s ~. 80. ~aass.
& = - -. u 81. nsxsa sssrza.1s. snAs.
-Ssses s4sA,a.ngl-Creezs-szs pr n.
s: sseosses par 4. ~: Ees-ssaN1srssesSs' :.
Per r a w. 49, ps- e~s. 81 s.-.s s. 80. 6
Java EaTf txas' Ser r r. sacks sse:
Adss Necaa. s-iyc. s-ar4ssla, .-s-c GuAte-
81 - = =. sse.-sst coffee rsszse' L1Sa' AssA
Heats, Provisions and Fish
sresa Meass ljo5bing s-Cow beet. ssfs,sc:
1917 Eeef. g PEI "a rYatto~ SC per 70.
~ ssrc Pr - es2A Sc Per -.
a-r rss lszesss Lsso4as s-RssEas. aarss. ieA.e;
s 1 szz.a4l. lle- ssskfaz< bacon. Sac:
G sat sAsss. sa-c.
Fresh EYsA oaaa-E,-Hambas. sase.
assssssa. ssaoe: salmon lEcas. -. foafssssss
"a, ga 90 perch. ts%SSac. mountain trout.
2-s-sS 2@-es sa-sEnp~ lee
nufser, Cheese, Exxs and Poultry.
o4fier - Ranch. s4l5c washington
- ..s@1,lseFiess z-Io prtals. f1alsc
iul1c.
ssgs siessains)-
fo4itry lJgsosags -, s1ssk@-s fo01ic: Eve
"s<Af. dressed cssscks.la. isI4c-
Vegetables sad Freft.
Potatoes ooSSsns,-New potasoes. Ec9i.
keges@bles Cobsangl -Sassye peas. &c:
Ee% tAaEogn1a or1o1z. red. s. Ter Is fgss .
s:lssr Sans. s. ssg3.i = PEI Iss rs: heess
carrots. a52ss1Si. lettuce. ls<c PET 10x: csl-
c2S1ssS-s, nglaolSs. .sLidc pr dez hot
hos2sss toE1ss toes sE5EI-z5 per box weaatce ee
tomatoes, 81 California teGsa Toes. 15eFsSI,
sfssa corr ls4s 45ss Iss- 6oz sweet potatoes.
s. - per E@ax.
Green Fra4ts stoolanx,-f.ezncns tasaey
California tafs s., selects. s-.5s4;3; new
I.-afiye Assrakhan apples. 81 AlexaE.ders.
T. GraveLsseIRs. i-@g5l.s 20: bananas.
S-E@Se; oranges. fancy Naiencias. & sega.
fsney Tsrtir. sse3s 50. Meditsrransasi
HTEfS1s t@%S~Sts gzssstff EGeEGtSss Ss1< zsff
per box. rasp5erries. 81 per crate Califor-
lila peaches. Cra@fords ss1 sc per box
AEi.ua ard Wsnatcsses PEACHES seafS.c
per box, bartlett pears. ssAlszc pr box .
peach rlunls. 4e4s4sr. wenatehes apriross
1ssg@4c per box. California piGsns 5GEsssa
PER Box large rea currants. I5c per crate
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay tjoabtngi-Fuxes sound. Per s,r
s.; Eastern Washington Timothy Si91l4.
alfalfa s..
Oats fjobbiESf-Sl.
WEeat-SS.
Barley uoob,ngl-RolIed or ground. Der
tor SO
corn-w hole ST; cracked. 81: feed meal
81
Nliistutrs 0cbhlngl-Bran. Per ton. 3is:
shorts. per ton. SIS.
Feed--fshoppezi feed sI1ssls per ten; mid
diiEgs. Per ten. a. oh cake meal per ton
Sc.
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The hrsnen hytroxraphie Office. cns,o-,
isouSe Pcgt Townsend Wash win furnish
81 application. free OF charge. sull infer
nation regarding ths following notices 10
mariners:
Africa, vest cnaHt. blight ct Benin. Cha
non7i creek. shoai ~ BEDFORD point, Berlin
river, social usar WaErsgf.
Baltic sea, tsafland, Ezro rgn6. Sksrf-
grgsa AEnt s-saEs1ez3 limits 90 sectors
Back sea, Russia SovorosGlgk hAy. al
tsgzf3ors In HgsEs
British Colarabia. changes ln magnetic
vars&ston.
s'Flra -es. ToTskizx gasf. intended lights.
Connecticut, fsFesawl sarhor entrance
hssuy marking stea-nsaat rock
fsag2Ts1srk- t'o2ezs2gST1. sscae arsa&wa'er
or stuoo@r tssrx rssneYes
Eryats. E0tsces II AaEsrssS Nos. p axd
= Of ssss
F-ieTaaa west coa&,- Asel9ts ,raer an
E1oFfda TN-za Har bfsoy stlsy4srtt ~s.axs
F"iora4a, Arslachsccsa hssy. amend ID posi-
f3oE cg fvort range light
tFsorEta savannah river enyrancs. harry
discontinued
Germany. yaas ana gv~~er rivers. Ratss~
ssnt Ashs. ssnxAs Fash sector extended.
fsHs q So IaxYesse FrtHer ESw8rs
9<5as4 czscwrrr@e fgsz&r-rz -ey7ue} fsarfrr
range lights se-ssx's!f s'~s rev aEn.&
AI&tg~ East Pssassscot bay. taaov mark
Eaz - xvs rock
%e& sos8rszia-8. east coast. Roaavfsts hav.
kings cove lead, aghtkaase altered IN
<eiar
&f% SST%stT. = E&es-1fe 1871 tr.TAs1s1F8z Al
te-ntSafa 81 ccSsyr az HEsss h0nNe
Ne~ York bay @EsTzMce. Sa1@Y Eeck
Isssssswesse3 replace os station
SsrwaY. west cast sEsen4ssa rsar1s-gs-
lars * sectors = fzEAza
NORTH Pzssse 6~saa. Jaaa &C Faza strait
aaurosrz reported sesaI
Fssss}snntze E@i&-se Fsg~r. Na-ft4 faw
covvsxNsey fssand ssr1etssonai ngAs -=pr,s7-
taz alteration - cz@xrsctmr * permanent
light
nazs&a. fsals q Eoshnla. nelss4evs
gFYxsfsS ssgaytwesse@ &Tserzfsn~z II rxssstsrgEs
S9szsN CsrntSms = Ees@ra sesErs& bel
tssuv 65senr sfre1es rSw hsEsv
SEsss@a. fssaif = F1stn52, nsfuwag@ ~ ~
apsssszca % Esatss- T1yn@a Approaches al
se~xssas n 1ssNysxH
SWEDEN. CAT - 71sNnss fsy>vszsa-
ss2r5. &FZsa1e3 particulars q Aknsaso
1xnss
p ess Frs Esstt ro~- ~ P~4-~~ r.
regularity IN aghs or Lamen*&n sss4-t-
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LONDON. July -S--consols. IL. silver
Md
NEW YORK, July 1s--Tae EvexsnS
Fost London financial catiesrasn SAYS.
To<says markets were arxlve Hnd buoy
ant closing a. tia best Business Ia
spreading Hone tails w*we strong There
were large dealings n h&Hlrs at rising
Effcss~ GonS~is EsSxea Ep for she first tlraas
Ter days Asu1ric2as opened dail On profit
taxing and OF the a2paFeat Signs Of weak
Tess IN New York. The rssnswal OF as.1er-
tsan support made prices beoza today Elk
eszEst III the case ri Atchsson. howesser
y EafSa ~.as largely eoagfss. here and BY ,ha
T9aL1Gent. dealings we're cSf1apa Eat4sesEy re-
ssrsctesl Gold Is Sill IN strong DEMAND
over tsesH hAs.us been bought In tha
o5<stl market this week Tor Austria
TIE Paris aad Berlin markets were good.
BreadstuGs-
LIVERPOOL July --.v-hea,-steady.
SO standard California, a2s sd. carSs~~s
OF coast. nothing doing. carxoes or, pas
ase, sellers asking an advance: English
country markets. generally 81 ssse,rxy
french country markets. steady: waeat r..
far.s. hrn. -four In Paris. firm.
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THE EVERETT
6 MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only reats 10 the popular and active
mining districts OF Gold Basin, Gordon
Creek. Martin Greek. S.iyertan Deer
Creek Goat Lake ard Monte Grssso
The scenic ros1fe for tourists nsasnx
and camping parties
Commencing Monday. April =. the Ev-
erstt Aonse Crtsco Railway Company
will irA9EUr12e a daily train service
Trains wfa leave Everest sor Monte
Crsgto every naorDlng. except Saturday
ana sunday ~ T.ss a II.
Train Will leave Monte C~izso for Ev-
erett at T.s5 n NJ. every morning except
Sunday ard Monday.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays No. will
ran 10 SIlyerten only. ard on Wed ressiavs
egett oaiy.
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san FRANCISCO Markets



S-N-s : fs ~ $3.50 So, July solE -
.s~ fsSt~s 60 ~ $500, .xSs - a
barrels for the ORIENT this being enc a. the
largest shipments ever made for that ass-
tinA.ioG- Chicago heat is easier and The
local market IS also easier: transact ons ca
call ara more hTafsesf sgsoS offerings ar.
nSss. as farmers are holding Tor better
- &C., - 49, - s - C.s-
Ssxa sse.siSyss.s ays9 49, - ~, - - -
firm Ia. Ff,snr So an ola rrs~as ~
E-ta,r~ NJ .-aSa rsse - To- fa-r,sy,-
ax.r9s e. -@6gk - t.g.-,.s ssxsr~s a = ~ -
sTlr@-kna - ssgst AZ 49,
Or s.s,-sc@s ,nsfisrg = .vsss "A = aA." a
Esrless-T-s~ss sssscs@.sr- @nosr, hrsyh,
81 fs<-.<-. hrs-ssr- Il tssl 81 ssfs e. F~s-e.
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General Quotations.

FI3ee--Tse-ssr.s = 80 barrels er-or-z
9 &sS. quiet and shade icasr - sch ~ ynN
sIose Minnesota patents "a -ssSa -; air
ter rsfemtS 81 Eask 20 n stFa5xhts S4sss x
30 extras. g. sa97.. ~: ca low grades. szssz
80
wheat Receipts. az s-S bushels, exports
e -. SPOT active far - port. Nc : rsss
E@t4e o2tlozs c.seH@d Iazer. fslteS "a eAs-
hey 60 HIS rzilied 81 foreign bzrysng ruled
Irregular 81 day UTsGf1- conflicting caa}e
news rzIiseS later - fsrxs evTorv sab. bat
@~at1v broke u=sE- ar*fve unloading ard
closed Ivssz~c tovs1r. July sa1s 7SSc c9o~sd
~ sepfsrgk@r u s1-lssz ? $50, closed ssa.e.
Yfou@~stea6y.
voa}--F'ETrz-
Fss-re5eg5rr-- TTsf. - r-zrSsf
Ezc~es-gEysffrus e-e~ed x.eesy ars W.
csz&srs4 20 points bower closed xtssssy
y seh aastATIcns 5 points sfgheT 20 : F-sssfs
sazsar- saf@S : 80 SsEs anef&sf~z Seo:esgs-
Nx- ~ s s5Ssf 80. Tsecezsfs- .ar- sES1s e0g-
g@~ Pc 3uH- No. zsvasse T2c. 40 :
EaehsnE. T~sc; EnisS. sfe@1y; CeTseys. Ia q
sesrc
Ssra~-w 4rr-. sSt- refining. n.c. esntrzf~
aga = sest~ Sc: refress. firm
Metals
FIR .r0n-casss: somther-. S-Gis -
%c~ths~r s76@l2
g1ss-q--sr r ssf~a-is~- t-~xa~z' T. 81. ~x.
eha-Ss - s-a%sfsf -
'rsz~-Easys Straits. ~ ss@5f Ia. plates.
salL
ssagser-Easv ~ nses4 70
Leas4--Broksrz s. g. exchange. = 500 =.
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&c COAST STEAMSHIP co.

-. scrcauyrs esegan. steamers Cmn-
CITY os Paebia and wallis
sz>ssSS. bzse Seattle for San Francisco.
49, - TOWNSEND ard Victoria. u. c. al
y. : Juiy 3. g. Il Is. g, =. August :. :,
"a e. September j, 6, IL. Is. e, =.
= q 8as FRANCISCO. l.. IN. july 6. II, Is,
4 Il Aag,sst 8. 10. Is. ~ Is. -. aeptssn-
80 Il. r. -. e. Leave San Fran
..s fer Seattle. via Victoria. 3. e.. and
- T09ns~rd =. g. n, June -. July !.
~ a u. ~ August 1, 8. IL. IS. - -.
s<.ssrkxr !. Z. L, g. - =. Due az Seat
~. - JAY ]. s, u, II =, =, August :. :.
id g. e. September !, .. II. Is. q. D.
~ ssexan. steamers Queen, City Of
nssna. Ne1Ico and Af-kf leave Seat
~ RI Alsska al 0 .. IA, June D. August
4fT ii .. =, September I. s. II. Is. q,
II r. back at Seattle July 10. t.. II. g
Il Sns.rex q g. a. Is ~. =. September 3. g.
= "A d Oesooer 2. s. TIE company
- e.vvsr rixts TO change. without peEytcku
- nsam<rs. sailing dates and hours
81 TEowBarpGE. p. s. sups-. ocean
q SToLTESRERG. Ticket Agent.
n flfx avenue. SEQ tie
o01DALLs PERKINS 4 CO.. CsneraI
aGets ban Francisco
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carga 90 ssss fa~s * E-rarxsgn ard New
rzassse eaas At ire Ss<sgez Improvement
Sksss rzzsss fSsfs kAvs
Tae fesfxwz -s asxss we~e - yesterday
wFsa sS 1assgs s2srzs- George 2 starr.
&ssH. x2g s4sg s4sss. steamer gysExes Il
ess, s~e&ra<r tsesssEsss - sss Asssezassex --ies
&-TSCescss. = - p@Szs4s 90 h&1sH2x.
FORECAST FOR TIN nSrsy.
Portland Jaay =. 1S9s.
FAR. statsoaa-y ye1arxrA.zreN
g. DEPARTMENT OF AIEfCCIp
TCRE WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seassies .y4ix = ~
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poRr ORCHARD RourE.

!, Stsanser NARY =. rERIET
SEES GsIhralths aCck. foot OF Washing
"a s.geet Ter sylvan Grove. EressssEtort.
"a = Navy N8s3. Chartssst tan. StsNey. a.
- ~. ga p. Y sundays. - ?. n
- iHs ieaNrs sidney AZ a-SS a n
= n Navy T8ya - "a. n. e IS 2.
sAtNfsiay elrhss setVS sidney. $50
Navy Xsri 81 Trlep&crs. Red
- RIsNn far charter on sundays
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.


STEAMER DELTA
s~sscs CRieTsifn eocs sros * Washing
~ :. street. Tee tayrs THURSDAY ana sss-
49, 50 : o'clock D. r., Ger ktzS~soss-
- Nss1aie, Sea eeC<. Srfa9}Hs- kctffs
ffxsA1se raIiwHor Fails. No,fses,rs al
SNea A4sy. Returns alternate fs3y<.
II TEot-TMA<. Mascsr-
+e4er Bona Rad 81
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Disratch 10 the PoSt-IntelI.genr~r
FATOpSH, July S. u. rs.-sarou1-
eter 3 Clear w.aa scuth. eight miles.
brisk weEt wind
PORT ANGELES. July as--8 .. Ma
sotneter, SA8s, clear. Mind northwest. ag-
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= = ksA3t 81 II Ok TttpN tN~s1Ns
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kTk.a a0sT NOTES.

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KRUsE 8. 9. LINE

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seattle and IaeCE1a, Fre1gs; 81 rser .ssrs
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pYEA AND CHILKOOT PASS.

Z yea are going via this route. you can
sw ansrd TO take chances on getting your
mi snssfsee at lake Linderman.
IAr Kerry Lumber Company Ii making
fnack-down boat that IS especially
szsrses for this trtn. Don't fais 70 get
~ and save yourself from two 10 three
ssxss' firne on the trip.
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ssASTrv ASAc0RTEsS FAfRHAyE.N.
WHATC0N AND BLAINE.
fss~sctin- az Whatcogn With steamer for
Fist Ennerts steamer George r.. starr
e@sss Seattle az y. IN. MONDAYS. Ned
sStaTa stnd E'riaave. connecting AZ Ana
ssxsss with train for Woclfey. Sedro. f.y-
sas sr6 Hamilton. arriving AZ whatc,rz
"A ga: saaves WhatcofD for Blaine A IN.
szsssnlns leaves Blaine : p m leaves
sssircu =. NJ. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
Sssrsays. arriving a. SRA tile a. a ",
ssaasr Idaho leaves fer Port Townsend
al vay ports daily. except SUNDAY. n
n sgndHy sirect a. a. IN returning.
sarAfs. leaves Port Townsend At 3. m.
Aranw.en aock Rhnns Pike .
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s-AT~rE-E, EVERETT i WHATN>cN
Htns rf.
49, - Washington ksaVr< Sea tftss
s. - execT-t Saturday. at 10 =. -
It's { "A CONNER ECiT :.
hsS.gazFer teaVas SEATTLE 9&3tv. except
F~as re- Sa n
ss-asAcsa. AA-n IS Yessr eoek.
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TINE SCHEDULE
In Effect April :5. 1907.

TINE SCHEDULE
In Eject April :5. 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer Spokane, Rossiand. St Paul
ana East $780, -......-.......... 4-t8 D N.
For Portland $3.50. ............. $50 a. m
eE'or Olympia ...~......-.-.....--. Is A. m
sfor Grny's Harbor and South
Bend ...--.. -. ............... SO a. q.
Fer Tacoma. IT'S and SO a m,
400 and ............ .............. 100 .. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokane. Rosslxnd, 81;
Paul aud East ...........-.......iis5aa N.
From Portland ........ .......... e.s6 p. m
strc'n Olympia ..,-... .-.,..-.. s:a5 p. II.
From Gray's Harhor and South
Bend .-,.--.. .s... ............. SIS .. m.
From Tacoma. SD and II 81 a.
m. s.e@ and ..-.....-.......... % y. m.
sDatfy except Sunday. All others daily.
This card suoJssct 10 change without no
tee.
Through tickets TO japan and China via
Northern Pacthc Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other Information
cali On or address
Z. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. Seattle
Csty Ticket Office. cor. Yeslsr way and
First avenue
Depot Ticket Office corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street
A n CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger AgerTt.
No. - Morrison ssrset. corner Third.
Portland. Or
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From July Il to II. inclusive. ARD every
M0-say arf Thursday thereafter 10 "a
ard including Mcn5sy. August = rhs
Scrthe~n Pacific All make TIE seilowsax
los rates 20 tue Ezxt: To Sioux City
Omaha arr Kansas cSsy. 80 81; 81 Louis
So 81 Paul ard taEe4ge, tEs- GzH a, ;hs
Nc-REsra Pae42c o~aegs. Seaffae, fsr All
psrtac4a&rs I. A. S&ceaE. sSeasras Aren't