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The state herald., 1897-07-16

The gold standard newspapers are max.
ing much noise over the fact that the
price Of wheat took big jump upward
last fall aud silver did mot and they arc
citing this fact NJ proof positive that the
prices OF isrm products are not governed
or in any manner influenced by the price
of silver. A more foolish or unreasona-
bic claim could not well he advanced.
Simply because failure Of crop IN In
dis and = shortage OF the wheat crop in
other countries made an unusual de-
maud upon this country for wheat and
the price took jump upward aud has
kept up for about eight mouths, these
pspsrs would have their readers bslisve
that the price Of silver has nothing what.
ever to do with the price Of farm pro,
ducts. They say t. their readers in effect
that. no matter 10 the history OF the oil.
yer aud the farm product markets for
the past fifty or one hundred years does
show that the fluctuations OF one has
oorrsspondsd with those OF the other,
yet simply because the price Of . single
farm product, wheat, - the result OF un.
usual conditions, has for = few months
shown 90 advsncs not shown by silver
they must conclude that the silver mar
kst has no influence Whatever over the
market Of farm prodncts. Tho newspa-
.neT, ,ihst will SAX its readers TO aocep,
any such ~, absurd proposition mus,
'sishss bpfs very poor opinion Of the
mental sh.lt.y It's readsrs or Il must
Ssysty hard pressed Tor an srrumsu,
.sain& e!~sisllisp. -. ,---
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication July 2.isy7- So iOv9
NutiCe for Puhlicattun


NutiCe for Publication
United States Land Oflice,
Sterling Colo June 81 1877
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his in,en-
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim and that said proof will be- ,i,adc bc.
fore the clerk OF the county court OF phillips
county Colo ut Iiolyoke Colo on Aug I. 1877
viz:
WASHINGTON NJ SLAY
I'D y 1877 for the W u sec 9tp snfE W 8
pm.
He names the following witnesses n prove
his continuous residence upon and. eultivn.
tiUn Of said land viz
John o Peterson of IIaNtun Colo
David James -
John u Olson :
David W Scott
FLEMING tse<1ster.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication July . ls9'-No
NutiCa fur PupliC atiun.

Land ONCE at Sterling Colo.
June ~ 1877
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
namcd settlerhas filed notice of his inteD ton
to make final proof IN support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk Of district court Mt Holyoke Colo. on
Aug 1877 VIE:
FREEDOM SPRAGUE
Hid l5' 81 for the sc Y sec . tpsnr6w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton Of. said land, viz:
Oscar Troutman OF Hoiyoke Colo
whitney ]. Irwin "
Charles N Mowry '' -
Charles II Peter
nc FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Less thaa Mali Rates - sas fraaeis~s
June ~ 10 Jsly .. via The barliagtsn
ksste. Nee near~st n. 4 n. \. y. tick.
et agrht.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication July . isg7
NutiCa for Publication.

First publication July = isg7
NutiCe for Publication.
Land ONCE ut Sterling Colo
June ~ 1877
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final rroofin support Of his claim
and that said proof will bc made before the
clerk Of the district court ut HOlyoke Colo
OH August 1897 viz
AUGUST sCHEUNEMANN
IId y iss for the 80 4 sec rs ip sn u " p IN
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
hi1 continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton Of said land viz
John & Elder Of Holyokc Colo
wilhelm Lutte ''
Jacob Mau-cr -
Zen Giigcn &c
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16
first Publication July 2 1897
fiIIgR.rUIfURg FINAL PROOF
Nutics fur Publication

United States Land Office
Sterling Colo June ~ lse7
Notice 10 hereby given that Fred Behrends
hits nlet notice Of intention to make hnnl
proof before clerk OF the county court ut his
once In H6lyoke Colo on Saturday the 9TH
day Of AuK iseTon timber culture application
No 1881 for the sw Il OF sec No 10 IN Up No z n
No n 6pm
He names as witnesses:
Charles Chaney of Holyokc Colo
Samuel d Goddard ="
Chris Kuhn /"
Charles Farmer ="
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Tho coal miners seem to have very
good prospects for success in tn cir strike
The state herald., 1897-07-16
II yon have anything to sell, advertise
1t in the STATE H,rALp.

Chickens taken on subscription at the
HERAT.D office.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication June ~ i17.-No
iIIBII.CULIrIE rISALPsssv
Nutics for Publication
United states Land Oflicc

Npt1c6 Tor r ubliC afton
UnitsL States Land Onicc
sterling colo. June u itV1
Notice Is hereby givcs THAT liurncy
J Clarence has fled notice Of his In
tention 10 make nnai proof before clerk of
county court ot Phillips county Colo NJ his
Office In Iioiyokc Colo On July 81, iss. on
timhsr culture application No Nlts for the
SO :. OF sec ~ tp of rtsw
He na1os as witnesses:
John u Chase, Ut Amherst Colo
Peter Hansen. =" +"
Ann Chase -
Jesse JurEens 3" "
DC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-07-16

q. J. Slater, Co. Judge, Will make your
application Tor final proof. free of charge
The state herald., 1897-07-16
first pub.,entlen june - is9 No
'IlBgs culiusl FINAL PIssF.
Notes Tor Publication.

United stitr. Land Ofics.,
startling Colo June " Inn
Notice i- hereby given that trxnri. J Leon.
nrihas nicd noticc ot ,trn,ion To make f,nni
proot before clerk u county court
rt his oficr In iiolyokr Colo on
saturday the 1dRy Of Aug lT on timber
cni,ur" application No isrSir the quar-
ter of section No 8, In township No1n range
No inv
lie name. s- witnesses
Jc~"th fCiriand of iioiyok. Cols
William Hume. '' !"
stewart " iicww- ''
Charles Crownrr d" "
DC fLEsisa. .itrwi-tcr.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
LEsa THAN HALf RATES
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Via the sssrlisstss sss.se.

June 20 to July 3, account National Con.
vention Christian Endsavorers Special
trains. Through tourist and palace
slespers Stopovers allowed ut and
west Of Denver. Return via Portland,
Yellowstone Park and Black Hills 10 de.
sired.
Endesvorcrs and their friends Who
take the Burlington Route are guaran-
teed quick, cool, comfortable journey,
tins scenery tby daylight snd nrst.clAss
equipment.
Bsrths reserved and descriptive A,srs.
turs furnished on request. Res nearest
d. 4 N. II. Il. ticket agent Of write to J.
Francis, q. p. A., Burlington Route,
Omaha, Nsb.
LOW RATES TO MILWAUKEE,.
Jniyj. I and 8,
via the Burlington route. on account OF
the annual meeting OF the National Ed
noAtionai Association.
One fare. plus o. for the round trip
Special train Of sleeping and reclining
chair cars leaves Omaha for Milwaukee
At 8 p. IN. Monday, July IS.
For tickets and sleeping osr ressrva
tious, 80 nssrcst Burlington Route
agent J. FRANCIS, q. PA. Omaha.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
Wanted IAN Idea x: x: e.: :: !: e: -: =:

s6ss rsassf fs ec.s g. .ss 40: ;:s
ssS sss ~; ssses':Ss1ss q s.r q e sSs :Sss ss'
The state herald., 1897-07-16
First publication July ? 1897
NutiCs for Puhlica atiun.

First publication July 1897
NutiCs for PuhltC atiun.
Land ONCE at Sterling Colo
juno ~ 1897
Notice Ii hereby given that tho following
Taned settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tfon to make Anal proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the clerk Of tho district court at holyoke
Colo on August iao7 viz
Nellie saylor formerly Nellie sprague
Hid iSik6 for the u NV v and lots and 8
NV u sec tpsnr1 spm
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion Of said land viz
Charles Il Peter OF IIolyoke Colo
william Heller F" I"
Harry Trcgo I" "
Hnrncy Clark
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1897-07-16
subscr,be for the HERALD. sl.5o year.

See Slater before you make your proof
The state herald., 1897-07-16

For making tnsi proof 70 10 q. J. sl4t.,
The state herald., 1897-07-16

Have you read Ss.hsrlands new sd
The state herald., 1897-07-16
tir-, publication June N is,'
flxBLR.culirII FINAL pResT.
Nntirs for Publication.
United states Land once I
Nlpflluw '0in nina A. ipur

No,icc Is hereby given that william n Cox
ha- nled not,cc of Intention " make nnMi
prof bcforc ,hn clerk o, tbcroup,y court NJ
his ofiscc In iiolyohs ceio IN saturday tho ~
day ri July isvi on timber enitnrc application
No izrr for th. n = Y of SOC No n IN tips ~ =
koHw
lie nsn,.- ~ Witnesses
David " scott NJ nastun Colo
John N Virgins "
John n Oiann /"
GcOrsc " iirndris
nc tttMiNu REGISTER
The state herald., 1897-07-16
a ssss Th,sR for You.

a ssss Thssg sos You.
A transaction In which yoncunnot iosciss
sure thing. Biliousness, sick headache, fur.
rcd tongue, fever, piles aud thousand other
Ills ate caused by constipation aud sluggish
liver. Cascarcta Candy Cathariir, the wen.
dcrful new liver atinnlant and Intestinal
tonic are ly all druggists guaranteed 70 cure
or money refunded. 4. q. Z. arc u sure
thing. Try = box to.day; iu,., 3c., co..
Sample aud booklet free. B~u onr bic nd.
The state herald., 1897-07-16
;)RS. Belts &, BELTS.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

~ IL. street. Corner Gurus Denver Colora
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

nenetftnx by cur futro8acftcn thsE
agents fees TEsa se sho131 certainly
have eesoGaal edsrsou % fAe pa ger. and
PROBABLY Continental oze. too. as re
Nssn TIE scaEMe 70 be a. Ear reaching
A. possible. ard i would BE- part q or
Scrk 60 introduce EnFlsAa ladies' TO 1p-
poAnEmsnta n TIRE colonies and ab=oa5~
DO ycG intend 20 zppsaz TO the pub
As Tor Subscriptions 20 assist ~ tbs
founding cf Ire WDusn's Lsbsr Bureau -
No. Il should not Ike 70 have Il re-
garded from Charitable OF phslanthroptc
standpoint. Il should - self-suppoFtI1g.
Ike tbs Authors Society. Ny idea s. sim
Ply To form an association for guarding
the work % women or exactly the safe
principles IS be Authors Society We
protect tsze Interests q members engaged
in literary ard Journalistic pursuits. A
uart % ny scheme Is 20 provide technical
instruction for " onan. Another import
ant pcsnt Ia thst We Should have or ozn
nrrn Of solicitors 20 advise the members
gratis On legal matters. such as wrongful
dismissal obtaining useney owing fron
insolveat DEBTORS. In tire same way n
which the Authors Society assists It's
members. Here Il ar example.
"A paper lately rona bankrupt Ia IN debt
TO members oe the society 20 the extent %
hundreds u pounds Our solicitors viii
recover as rancn q this as IL possible. and
what they obtain VIII be handed % those
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
The Marquis of nisndford.

The son born September Is 10 the duke
OF Marlborough VIII n he lives. inherit
the titles Of marquis Of Biandford. earl Of
Sunderland, earl Of Marlborough, Baron
Spencer % wormleigh, Baron ChurchiH
OF sandrsdga prince Of the holy Roman
empire. and princa OF MIndslheIm In Sua-
bia Tie will be known henceforth as the
marquis OF BlandfcTd. and win be the
tenth duke. The present duke OF MARI
borough married Miss Consuelo Wander
hllt, daughter OF william Nissan Wander
bit on November 6. 1895. IN New YORK.
and her father gave hsr sio.eoeQo. The
Tribune says:
The birth OF an heir 20 the dhkedom OF
Marlborough wili-of cogrsA surprising
the child ltves-prevsnt what would have
proved one of the most remarkable causes
eeieb-eS IA history from ever coming into
court. For many years-in TACT. ever
since the death Of the father Of the pres
emit duke-the question Of the succession
10 the title and estates after the death
Of his son has been A disputed point and
has antagonizcd two Of the most distin-
guished leaders of English society A pc
clliar speeinca ton Of the original grant
OF the dukedom 10 the famous Gen.
Churchill provides that the title SHAH
not pasa ~ is customary, 90 the nearest
male relative. but 20 the next OF kin.
whether male or female. There are only
two or three eases Of this kind 81 which
tie case Of the Baroness Burdett-Ccutts
IS one. In the English peerage. Had the
present duke died without direct offspring,
the contest would have taken place he
tween Lady Wimborne. formerly Lady
rorneiiR Churchill the late dukes eldest
sister. ana wFnston Churchill. son 81 Lord
Randolph Churchill by the terms OF the
grant. Lady Wimtorue who Is as'in-
guIshea society leader would clearly have
been entitled ~ the title and entaiied
property. bat LADY Randolph Churchill.
the mother OF the other claimant, has al
WAYS believed that legal raw exists
N the charter and that the duksdo ON
xfcuia descend IN the Ordinary way. The
late Lord Randolph Churchill was. Il is
SAID 81 the same opinion and HiEht, had
ba lived have contested the succession
himself The highest legal summaries In
England have beer consulted on the cues
ten ana the diversity Of cptniou among
sber, has been considered ample ground
for n contest IL r. 60 be hoped thar the
fitsie MARQUIS os BiandfeTd, the newly
arrived heir VIII tive 20 prevent ar action
which w-oaia last many years. snd cost
hendricks az thousands q pounds cfSidFs
sfvfstng the best society In England into
two opposing factions.
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To revive old writings. etc, boil some
gall nuts IN wine. apply 10 the old writ
fngS with a sponge STEPPED in the liquor,
when the letters VIII appear as fresh as
II newly done.
To free trees from caterpiilars. etc.
take flower Of sulphur. one part starch.
three parts: make into a thin paste with
warm water. apply 10 the tree with
painters brush.
To blaeken tan leather boots and shoes.
rub every part OF the boots well with
juicy potato cut into thick slices. and
when dry. clean In the usual way with
backing. taking care 70 put the backing
Wei on
n the bath room S. used BY 80 large
family that 10 Is found difficult always 10
never fold ard hang Up 4 damp towel for
a second use. Shake the towel well. and
spread out IN the fresh afr and sunshine
thai Il may be thoroughly dried. Then x
Il must be. Il can be used again.
An old housekeeper remarks that before
sealing jellies Il Is best to pour a film OF
salad Oh on 70 prevent mold. IL does not
in the least affect the lasts, and Is al
drained OF before using The Jelly, and f
keep@ the air out perfectly. Tin covers
for fely tumblers should always have The
brandy or egg papers under them.
To clean satin. mix together two ounces
OF soft sosp. two ounces o. honey about
half the beaten white Of an egg and two
Fab,e<poonfuls Of gin Apply thss mixture
with a piec~ 81 flannel, working always in
one direction. rinse OF with cold water
let X drain. and iron upc1 the wrong side
after wrapping IN clean towels for two
hours 70 dry. This mixture may % poured
into pots. and kept covered for use.
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The diameter % the sun Is seseo miles.
n reveIvss CT ira axis IN about twenty
FIVE asys. 49, -. -, "a,
ia euik is so 100 times greater than
thar q tha earth.
The composition x the sun has been de-
terrslnsss Nv ere use OF the spectrcsscope.
Tte mean density Is oue-fourth that &
me earth. or about the consistency o. mo-
lasSes. .
vFeu,d melt and evsporate Ike a snow
FAKE on hot stove.
1879 frern the SUR reaches rs in eistt
minutes and j. Isa times gTustsr than ne
calcium Nght
The quantity q matter contained ~ e
BE- .r,-e than SO tinnes greater thar that
81 an the planets IN The solar systeEn coEn-
Ntara.
T.he sun IL believed 20 he a mass % IN
frnseiv heated matter ccataiulns 10th Per
rnanent gases. Ike hydrogen. an3 metallic
vapdrs.
m - saia gAaG wera IL rot Ter car affuos-
esera the oceans would become bol1ing
hss from Ire s2n's rays tn tie course q =
wears tina
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

w74es sr-orwas are very foul wash teeFa
- Giiused sars&rlc acad- r1ass1E tsen a1Eer-
wgsNs En water = I'll make tnrsn very
sasI All while.
70 restnre tae cAiar % CASHMERE thst
hss bssen ssalasae6 wtEa uig4S. sP00kc TIE
SsSocserVa ravss wfrs wAtea wsth a sSr'444
p5eee % ss>sz dissolved g. -
srs remove nsidew sroza iaaen. sssp ne
s-rsss wseh Easat Ealf9W so8p- taHa Ts4s
Wteh ssuv aerpd CHai&. 4ay tAe snfa ~ Ia
sn.er afF NheTe tne ssga EzgaHS 1tTxc++y %
al fearaH~e e once - tw5Ee E cries.
"A IL necssSa rWgn&t tAa applsstis sssa.
To make rsrearrlr pTeNeFves. amer pesi-
ffss shss pineapple an6 E9EaoNgHg ne tses
49, II azsd tAen Gag sAe s4cezs lstf9 sEsaas-l
r,ss.sas lraNanx Oh sHe ceEe- Lex the Ers--
Fssr,ua nsueznrfe ztanG ever 2 ga wsfh - 2
- welxnt X kGszr a14e1 - - - S1e
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I,IIfRICAN JOURNALS.
.xr SAYS EMPLOYEES ARE
...m AID oyERwoRKED.
a~lp Brssg About . Reform
-ps<l~res That the se"''Aoss
- Are I'm O Bad Wa,-sew
1850 for Some improvements

..~ro. Oct a-waitsr Bessni he
bl s,sessxr. declares that the 9scaa-
49, American journalism = ssEspay de-
80 = ~ believes In reform and an
,ssf IA his 'sfee5le way be vii
49,. : + h.s power 20 bring about a
uis yisf, 20 the United States
Gsl .~n - what has given him the
- - "a present affItBoe- II sss -
q -. rns, his IDEAS were turned n
- a Investigation which rave re-
~ 49, = Tia forfsafio OF the opinion stat
y = MS paragraph
- u@san, realizes tlsat . man must IL
= esst In heroic mold who vii single
es.s sz1 alone battle against that ire
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

Ins culy route 70 the popular ard actfvs
rnEn.ag districts Of Gold Basin Gordon
Ser~sk M4-rln Greek Sllserton Deer
Greek Goat Lake and Monte Cr1sto.
ans seHuA2 route ter tourists. nShinx
asd camping paFtleR
Trains leave Everett for Monte
Crfsso at : $50 a. ra. Mondays.
"Wednesday. and Ffdays-
Train viii E~avr Monte CrEsto for
Everett at ess5 on Tuesdays. Thurs
days snd Frtdays-
d. ". BAIRD. G. T. ar. A.
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FLY on TaE EL4ER :

SEATTLE To TACOMA
toUf reuE6 trips daily. except sunday.
IL ore hour ard twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Hegasa- caily ripA Seattle Tacoma
route as fell IS
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TINE CARD.
Leave se2tsle-sssS u il g. a.. 2.A. els
p. r.
Leave T2ccra-s.so O. m; ]. "A .. n
SUNDAYS
Leave sear,ie-f " a. II. Il n: p -
Leave Tacoma-s A. m: 80 80 ?. n
LA7cins a. Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial deck foot OF Ma
r-Qr street. Seattle
sundays. steamers Flyer and state OF
Washington.
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entitled TO IL without any deduction for
legal expenses IL they had not been
members Of our society they must have
lost their money or have consulted pri-
vate solicitor, and expended the greater
portion OF the money which he succeeded
In obtaining in fees. Upon this principle
We mean 10 work in the womeu's bureau"
This Is the admirable scheme which Sir
walter BSsant's fertile mind has formu-
IafaH
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BARNESON & CHILCOTT.
shin and Steamship Agents. Freight and
Chartering Brokers.
OFFICES. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone, Black SCI

THE ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TRANS
portation Co.-Henry d. Walls. General
Manager, Harrison building, Philadel-
phia: The Johnson-Locke Mercantile
% San Francisco General Agents.
The Atlantic & Pacific Transportation
co VIII disnatcn on or about October
the frst-class clipper ship Tacoma" d.
rect from Philadelphia 10 Seattle. All cargo
sho4,IS be addressed Care OF Philadelphia
81 Reading Railway. Port Richmond
Wharf. Philadelphia" For local informa-
ton and freight rates apply to The Jonn-
San Francisco. Cal, or -Ollphant
Mercantile Co. 40 Occidental avenue. Sc
sttle. Wash.
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Mount Rainier at Dawn.

When through the starry deep OK night
Fair mornings messengers their nigat
Have winged until the foremost ray.
Riding the heavens stiffness Ger,
Signals the advent Of the day
Unto the great Pacthc's shore.
The eye that seeks the sunlsghts WAY
Beholds heavenly scene BEFORE
An sshen glow in eastern skies
With dim light wells the twinkling eyes
That sparkle till the darkness fees;
Majestic pines on bills outlined.
Against the growing gray defined
Sway singing idly in the breeze.
The Cascade range Of rugged grace
Upon the sky the eye trace
To note each peak and pass revealed
Which night shades lately had concealsds
Towards the west the shadows hold
The scenes that morning viii uafold.
Above the trees along the range.
Towards the south phantom strange
OF monstrous size. appears to rise
From earth until IL reach the skies;
And In the dim, while shadows fec,
Mind wonders what that shape can Dc.
A single sunbeam spans the arc
OF heaven S deep 10 search the dark
That black night holds. and hoy'ring Ger
The phantom that We dimly see
Its flight through space is lower and lower
Until IL lights with trembling fear.
On top-most peak Of Mount Rainier.
A crimson glow. as blood concealed,
Enwraps the mountain crest revealed:
While golden halos trim the edge
Of rocky Cascades rugged ridge;
yermillion tints of varied hue
Flood from that crest and downward go
With hazy light. as lava spew
Might from a boiling crater flow.
Then eye beholds the towering heights
In gorgeous glories brilliant lights,
To see the mountain rising high,
Alone in grandeur TO the sky.
From foothills Of a misty green
Its form arises to be seen
In dusky brown of barren stone,
Which stands mighty. graceful throne
Upon which rests in silvery glow
a peak OF everlasting snow.
The sunshine from the east with CLEANS
OF purest light in radiant beams.
Covers the mountains dome to shine
In dazzling brightness most divine.
Each crystal fake each field OF ice,
The messengers of day entice
To grasp them and reflect their glow
To earth around that lies below:
A diamond seems each crystal fake,
Each field OF ice silver lake.
Grand monarch Of the mountain peaksl
Inspiring mount Thy form bespeaks
majesty that lives through time
Eternal noble and sublime.
H. IA WILHELM
Seattle September 20. 1897.
sSsSsSsSSSsSsSsSeSsS
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co

Seattle. Everett 4 Whatcon Route
Sac cf Washington caves seMttls
&aily rxcert - faRdsy. a. SO Z -
Seattle Everett snd Ia Corner Route
Steamer FalFnayen leaves Settle ezs7v
excrnt SUNDAY ~ a. ul- ca Ing al Ever
eft Ea.nx norgh M0neay Weanszssv Nn4
F-i1Ay. Eosag ssuy5 Tuesday, thursday
a-6 saturday.
TsAspaore. AAfn - Yeslar Go-ck
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CanadianPacifc
Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC To TIE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE.
WITHOUT CHANGE.

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS daily
70 g. Paul Wednesdays 20 Boston and
sundays 20 Toronto. without chsnga
IhAAS5 Lk~Af B. SRA liz uAILT At
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL
Seattle and Townsend-Ne Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yeslar dock Sun
days. Tuesday, and Thursdays at 1850
o. m. for Port Townsend Port Williams.
pungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Raw returning arrives at Seattle q. IN.
on oppos.te days Steamer Evangel leaves
Yssler dork for Port Townsend. Port An
seles and Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays at 80 p. m: arrives Seattls
alternate days al go p. m