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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-20
Grand Circuit Races at Gien's Fall.

Gien's Falls. y. Y, Aug. 19-The third
day Of the grand circuit meeting was a
disappointment. The two events that
We're finished went in one, two. three
style. The free-for-all pace, with $1,000
up, attracted only three stars, and Lot
tie Lorraine won easily in three straights
jogging home each time. As the last
event for the day, the go class. pacing,
was called, the heavens became darken-
ed. Before the heat was finished rain
had begun falling. and the hardest rain
storm of the season poured down in tor
rents for more than an hour. The track
became veritable canal, and raring end
ed for the day. Resui,s:
PA trorting. purse $500: Margaret
won in straights. Time 2:i5 "a, 2:14 1-2
2:13 1-2. Allen Dare second; Black Seth.
third. Valence. Pastoral and She also
started.
Free-for-all pacing, purse $1,000: Lottie
Lorraine won in straight heats Time,
2:0S 3-4, 200 "a. 2709 1-2 Directly, sec
ond, Bright Regent third
30 pacing, purst $500. unfinished:
W. II. G. won first heat. No time taken.
Miss Margaret, o. N. c., Daisy G., and
Fit finished in the order named.
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KANSAS MINERS COMPLAIN
Kansas and Texas Company Superintend-
emit Won't Come to Time

Pittsburg. Kan. Aug. 19.-The miners
at shaft No. 81 OF the Kansas and Texas
Coal company refused 20 go TO work this
morning. The Kansas ard Texas is one
OF the companies which failed TO sign the
contract recently agreed 10 between the
miners and operators. The men al the
above shaft made formal demands upon
superintendent F. E. Doubleday 10 sign
a scale OF wages in conformity With the
contract mentioned. giving him until
this morning to comply Herewith. 1t is
probable the breach may yet be patched
up.
Three Of the 1893 strike leaders have
called mass meeting of the distric,
miners for Sunday. They are dissatis-
fed with the agreement and wan; i,
over-ridden,
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TO SAVE GOLIFS SOUI
removed to the Prison Chapel. Prepara.
tory tn His Execution Today

Madrid Aug. 19.-Michael Angiolillo.
the assassin os Premier Canovas del CAS-
mo has been notified that the supreme
council OF war has confirmed the sem
tence Of death passed upon him by a
court martial al Vergara.
The assassin has been <emoved from
MS cell 10 the prison chapel. where ne is
receiving religious ministrations prepar-
atory 70 mis- execution, which VIII take
place tomorrow.
Nergara- Aug. 19.-An Italian anarchist
giuseppe Rcssi. has been arrested here
on suspicion of trying 70 communicate
with Angiolillo or planning to explode a
bomb at the execution tomorrow.
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SAMUEL DE ARN.lr ARRESTED
Assault, Larceny aud Disorderly Conduc,
Charged AEainst Him.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 1s.-Samlel De
Armit. brother OF William P. De Arnit,
who has been very active IN the inter
est Of the New York and Cleveland Gas
Coal company during the strike, was I'm
ally arrested this afternoon on several
charges OF assault, larceny and disorderiy
conduct, on warrants which were issued
several days ago but which could not be
served. as Mr.. De A--ni; was under pro-
lection OF the sheriff's deputies. TIE
suits are brough; BY former employees OF
the company. and their wives. Mr.. De
Arnlit was ;aken before tle alderman
and gave bail in 81 900 in court.
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TWO COURSES OPEN
Continued from First Page)
Bowen and Coaldale mines in the Flat
Top field Joined the strikers today.
ILLINOIS OPERATORS.

Peoria. Ill, Aug. 19.-Only $50 Illinois
coal operators were present at the meet
ing today and without transacting any
business adjourned till this afternoon at
O'Clock 20 await the arrival of others.
FOREIGNERS RAISE A ROW.
Springfield, H., Aug. 19.-At Virden,
some of the striking foreigners became
impatient at the progress made in the
miners strike and gathered at the north
shaft to prevent the few men s;ill work.
ing from going TO work. A woman in
the crowd struck one of the miners go
ing 10 work on the head with a club.
Considerable excitement ensued and the
superintendent. ordered the men who had
come TO work TO go back 10 their homes.
Shortly before midnight a number OF
men attacked the residence Of Jason Har
ris. one of the miners who has been
working, and fired several shots into the
house and smashed in the windows and
doors with stones, one of which struck
Harris in the face, INJECTING an ug,y
cash.
MEETING AT JELICO.
Knoxville, Tenn. Aug. 19.-Russell A.
Clapp, president OF the Southern Jellico
Coal company, has returned from Jellico.
where for the past week a conference
between committees appointed TO rep
resent the 1000 miners and the opera
tors have been endeavoring 20 adjust a
wage scale for the miners. In Mr..
C!app's opinion, a settlement will be
reached this coming week.
THE OSKALOOSA MEETING.
Oskaloosa. Iowa. Aug. 19.-The meet
ing of The Iowa miners in Oskaloosa to-
day was not largely attended The
meeting was called 10 order but on ac-
count OF the small attendance was ad-
Journed until afternoon.
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Best and the Cheapest.

"Ssee; Sacred Songs" Is CHOICE col
lection Of the finest devotional music
TOW IN genera! use in church -ho,rs a-d
among singers n TIE home The se.ec-
lions enbo5y many xeI-knosn savorits
compositions There is slse a variety
O. duets. qgzrie;ies sn1 anthems. In
GLIDING some y ne best modern compc-
s.;.ons- TIE collection embraces shout
sky selections. al Q: hlKn order q
excellence. and many q thern ne u
dy-uz work .: the master composers
O. ne world We know 0: 10 c7ilec-
ton OF sacred music r5w before the
public wai-a contains 80 large a nama~r
os The finest compositions IN szcre3 song
published q such q moderate prise
Rev. J s Caa-usis. Esiicr % The Ual-
versailss, Cascaga.
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KURps ARE QUITE IMPARTIAL
Christians or Mussoinau. IL Is All One Z,
These Hloody Butcher

London. Aug. ia dispatch to the
Daily News from Ta5reez. the capital OF
.he province Of Azerhsijan, Persia. saws
that yesterday the Kurds raiied the dis
trict OF Salinas. on the Turko-Persian
frontier. They sacked and DESTROYED
two Armenian villages and massacrei
?eo persons. Christians and Mussui-naus
Unfortunately. The Persian govern
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"SWEET SACRED SONGS"
Tributes of Praise From Wichita
rIusiCal Talent,

Church caoirs are getting the Sweet
sacre1 Songs" There are dozen songs
in the book that viii cost in sheet music
65 cents each. number q then al 90
cents each. snE not a piece IN me entire
collection o. fif,y-rine TIA, can be pus-
chased FOR less than % cents You can
secure The waole % songs fos - cents.
a. the Eagle c0un ing room.
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L. A. W Races at Hutchinso on, Kan.

Hutchinson. Kan, Aug. 19.-Over 4. 900
people witnessed the state circuit l. A.
". bicycle races here today. Nothing
marred the meet except a serious acct
dent, at which the grand stand gave
way throwing 500 peope 10 the ground
and seriously injuring five The injured
were removed and the races finished
ummaries:
One mile. novice: r. c. Hawkins.
Hutchinson. won; j. E. Hern. Hutchin-
son, second. Seven others started. Time
2.29.
One mile. open, professional: Paced
by r. d. Hun: Of Kansas City: T. II.
Cummings. Marengo. Iowa. won; F. II.
Mccall. Omaha, second: William De-
cardy. Chicago. third. Time 2:21 As.
One mile, open. amateur: j. A. SON.
over. Kansas City. won; r. P. Msuie.
Kirkwood. Mo, second; 1. W. Felix. Sa-
Ina. Kan. taird. Time 2:2s.
Hall mile. club championship: J. 2
Hern- Hutchinson, won; VIII Sprow,.
second: CAar.es Greenlee. Third. Time
iI3.
Two-nile. handicap. professional: F.
II. Mccall. Omaha, 20 yards. won: Char
les Hofer. s.. Paul 20. yards. second: J.
A Woo5lief. Otawa. Kan. 70 yards.
third. Time 5.i2 40
HsIf mile. open. amateur: E P
MaUie. Kf-kEoo1. No. won; J. 4 Con-
over, Kansas City. second; J. r. Hern,
Hutchinson. third Time Ill 4-5
Two miles. sandLcsp. amateur: J. z
He~n. Hutchinson. 235 yards. won; Har-
~ Mitchner. Newton. Kan. 20 yards.
second: Alfred Ryde. 70 yards, third.
Time 500 -.
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Rest Hunting and Fishing

Found on the Colorado Midland railroad.
Rates are very low to all points. Write
Cor illustrated pamphlet
W. +. BAILEY, d. p. A,
CaIo
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To the Daily Eagle

Every enc that thoroughly exs mined
he book o. Sweet Sacred Songs car
tru:hfully attest - the many songs
comP5seG ~ our oes. authors. and recoz-
nize9 by cur best singers IS she.r rnoss
mer.t9r-Ous work IN sacEe1 songs. quar-
tets. etc. which are universally sSopte +!
BY church chgiTs and offersoEy soI0.zts
throughout the Land. Such a generous
offer % me public has never before
been made. and al th5se Interested
should avail themselves = This o21or-
;unlIy o p1ssess this EoTk II woais
Dc a val1aale acquisition o. aEy musical
library. and e caeerf1ily recommended
a. collection q Songs = superior
merit &ALEISA A WALDEN.
Teacher y Foics-
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IL CONES IS natural 20 a woman 20 kno=
DRY good. a. u docs 20 Ear 70 swear
Nzshlnyf0a Dencc-at-
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THROUGH SERVICE EXPERIMENT

Two Roc tes From Ptftsbsrs to the Pacific
70. second-Gias- rr.veL
Chicago. Aug. is-Connenci,g Octs,-
Der /, iso nes ,-anscontlnea,z! routes
ia< s.coat-c.ass .raye. vii Be es.s bl.sa-
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He Served Under Oa.ntre,l.

Fort Scott, Kan, Aug. 19.-Nafo-
George W. Ridge, who served under
QuantrelI n his raids during the war
and WHO has been prominent in state
politics for many years. < dead az his
home near Arcadia. Kan, - heart lis
ease
Buis Pest. Aug. is-The officisI re-
port % the resent fools in Hungary
shows the mos; xiissprssi and serious
damage 70 crops. which this year are
among ;ne poorest on record within q
decsde- TIE total wheat yield 5 es;l-
mated at "A. f7a. o0o.es metric hundred
weight. very large part % which IS o.
Inferior Quality.
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To tie Pussls.sr q r. Ezz's:
4 asvs examines re 1,zlezilsn.
-sxes, sacred soazs-- sa6 an pertscs1y
ssto-isae5 ina; - hae ealscts.a can
De furnished az - "a q p-.-e 8. q e.
ssly Esr-a 81 ;i1es ere psi-s sskas ara
every hans saDat have Gre re ra.se
- ne 9reEe17e % san -nans- g. 4 hr-a4
esnz5t - eser~s-lulEfe1 sa1 s9ery =e
ssos.3 AXE advantage = tas apssrs.s.
n.fy 50 Esaerosssy fsfslzass - fa~ -.
Ese- Yours .gsig
JESSIE L CLARK
-s2o- % z-<-s- .-.- s-s.
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70 the Publisher g ~ EsEs.
an 6elgnte1 vita M c7gy = 'SEse.
Sacred Songs As a Collection = . a
distinct advance over an 1laE : have
heretofore examined L - 3 case where
familiarity Eil produce aHecl32u- Ia
Ike o:5sr I5r-prce3 muse. ne pager
and Yrls.s are q god gra1s- making
tals beautiful follo Ee--E many lines
Ire pE.ce asks3 - g.
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Director siekEsT C1-ss-Tstsry {
Ausac-
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TO SEE FOR HIMSELF.

Victoria, B. c., Aug. ia private dis
patch received here states that Hon. Gift
ford Sifton. minister for the interior. will
sail from Vancouver tomorrow for Dyea
10 see the condition OF affairs for him
self. The Northwest Territory is gov
erned TO a large extent by Sifton's de-
partment. Inspector Strickland and
Ave mounted police leave on The steam
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San Francisco. Aug. Is--on mining
property in Mariposa county rica god
discovery Is said 70 have been made. the
details having been received BY the sSn-
sr.. E,lo comprise some % he nos.
prominent men % the city TIE ledge u
gold bearing ore - said 70 be i've test
wide. with a hundred tons .. rich ore
in sight, TIE estimated value 0. Salca r
$50 sSkl
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nTaTns AND sERAIs.

Iarr.f5e-fn Seattle. FrlGay, sepyeEri GER
~ 80 col Frederick ". Lover sud
denis. Of heart failure, aged = years
zrrNscgTo~- Seattle. a. fToyide zee
hospital Friday septeTntser - 80. 19elf'
Kingston, % heart iaAisfe' io'''~H's
typh6id fever.
FUNERAL services will 30 held 81 Churen
~ feir LADY Of Good Help tomorrow att
srnnoa a. 2 O'clock Special train wtll
carr remains ard trends 70 Calvary Gem
esery.
o;pEF,N-Tn Seattle. Friday, Septe,ll e-E
= ~. nj the lodging house corner Fifth
ageuue south and Man street. o. pseaI,
M AID Hrs George r. Gresn. OF Taco
ma aged 2 yeass.
The remains will be prepared By Butter
worth A. Cons for shipment 70 Tacoma
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Is hereby warned not 70 pay
aDy money 20 parties Teprssentsng 70 ns
agents ~ the Seattle oss-lntelligs ncsr.
except the following. who are the 5faiy
authorised travelling agents ~ the fpat-
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o. rreeburser This does not apply 70
resident agents OF this paper who are To-
Gated In various cities and towns IN ne
NoYfhvsst nor to posfmastsrs, woo 5fS
in all easss Authorized 10 take MP
tons for the Daily. sunday and weekly
Post -lnteliis sncer. City collectors. j. a
Cnfhcart r. II. Hswley. W. H. HANNA
arG v Witt
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREAsUER's NoTICE-CTTY or
Seattle.
Motive is hereby given that the first an
nusl installment % local Improvement dis
trict No IL for the Improvement OF Var
ward Avenue North formerly Oak Street.
Chestnut Avenue and Sherbrookc StreeD
from the north end Of the existing I'M
proved section OF Harvard Avenue North
lformerlv Harvard Street, TO the north
mergin q East Highland Drive formerly
Nelson Stree). under the provisions Of or
dinance No. 4otl which provides for ne
Improvement Of said street by grading.
sidewalklug and parking said Harvard
Avenue North aud providing Tor the pay
ment therefor Ia lnstallments and estab-
fishing a fund for such p8ymen by Ire
ievying ana collection Of special assess
men.s therefor upon the property bfne-
ffted by the Improvement. and providing
Tor the issuance II bonds as uthOriZed by
an act Of the legislature Of the State Of
Washington. approx March sth fSs7. md
under the provisions Of or finance No. $50.
dinance No FAC approved July iitn, 81
has been duly certified 20 me for C0llec-
tioB and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
leg ~ land and part thereof 81 said dis
trict tn pay meUt Or ssca iuEt4 liwenis re-
mains unpaid ard the same. Including the
interest on the whole amount charged must
he paid nn or before @9th day ~ October.
Tsa- Irr' e. psvm 1T ~ mode GA such In
staiiment en- NJ Z fore gre 5}}h day -
October }sG the sar~e shall become dellu-
Qgent ard shall bear In crest ~ the ate u
2 per cent. per aHaum- u9tii paid and II
not pah before said sine a penalty ~ Ave
81 Per cent. shall ~ added. and ne sums
9e1ire-lewt snail ba . tered on the annual
tax roH for the current year against each
lsf and Parcel NJ land and par, fhfrsof
~ delinquent. and wlt1 ire interest and
penalty s0aI. ~ COLLECTED as ether taxes
tnget her with such additional charges =
penalties as are authorized 20 b charged
ard collected on other delinquent axes
ara eara lot CT parcel ~ Land 20 dsI4n
quent shall b. so.d for ne amount % such
assessment win Interest penalty and
costs 81 me hammer provided by law
GEORGE =. MEACHAM
CRY Treasurer 81 the City % Settle
Date % nrst publication, September 18th,
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BIRTHS.


,srrr y~xsp A. ~aw Wastcous = aHa.,
Ser,erai,er Il. fsg7 20 Dir. and MS. ~.
ii Ctiver. 2 daughter
scHwEfTZER- seatrle. sert eraoeE -
lss5 ~ Louis r.. SchSe-fzsr @na Nif@s
a nina pound daughter.
.,s-,sv.5ry II seatsle. Thursday. Sep
..,e,s.ar "a issr 70 Xr. and Mrs Arson ;.
H;1raatf : son.
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notices under these headings. TIE $3.50
paper. No cnarre Is made for stlcn 49, -
Funeral notices. resoiuttozzs % &c. 80 -. !.
csas announcements VIII - sAafge. - 80"
zee ~ ~ re-sfs e.er fin~ escN INSERTION
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REWARD.

4 reward Of 80 VIII be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest ard convic-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF the POST
Jnteillgencer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city.
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IMPOTs%DED STOCK NOTTCE-The fol-
lowing described mare placed FL ne
city pound September "a 1896. wifi b. s0i5
for cash IA hand % pay cost % m
pounding ard advertising saturday.
October = issT - n O'Clock m. az ne
iron. door % p1llce beadaIarters corner
Third avenue and Yesier way.
One whste mare.
The oWner ~ the ab0ve described mare
being unknown 70 ne.
e. E REED. Chief % Pole
Date Of aESt p4o.2caI o1, S>pge-noer e
f.sg
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L. & B. TRANSPORTATION co-w,,s,
BARNEsoN & cHmcoTr.
Ship and Steamship Agents, Freight "a
Chartering Brokers.
Offices. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black n
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASP

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH,
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON,
Carrying U. 8. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port washirrn
route, leaves City dock. foot Of Ma
street. $50 a. m, calling al South Rsacs,
Burchell. Brick Yard. Bremerton I
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston Trarytol
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at p. M; arrives Seattle 4
IN. m. L.. n. Robinson. master, In.
Bogardus & Co.. agents. Tslephsas
Main 81.
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F)hf ORCHARD AND PORT WAsH-
e.,.r. MOTION ROUTE

Leaves gaibraitb dock. foot OF Waa.trr
Ieh street. for sylvan Grove. Porf Wei's
EsiIsmeFton, l. ;. Dry Dock. CnarIeston'
sidney. fracytOn. SilverdSie daily ~
eepJng - lrdays and sundays a. 800 a
n Saturdays at @zss .. m. 5eIndag9 ~ u
? n returning leaves sllverdsie :, "a
. H.. Dry Dock 20 4. m Ssfgrdav rts~sif.
Ie&ves sllYerdAie 80 . m. Dry Dock y ~
= - Xn.<Sa11s Red IL 49,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE-Notiee is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of the Puget Sound Navigation ana
Improvement Company "a corporation or
ganized under the laws of the State of
Washington VIII be held a; the office OF
r. r prummond, az the Flyer dock. at
the foot OF Marion street, in the Si1y Of
Seattle, State Of Washington, on Monday,
the fourth day Of October. 1897, ar half
past seven o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day. for the purpose OF transac ing such
business as may come before the meeting.
Notice is hereby further given that a
meeting of said stockholders has been
called and Will be held at said time and
place for the purpose Of considering the
question Of disincorporating and dissolv-
ing said corporation.
SAMUEL SUTTON, President.
Attest:
l.. A DYER. Secretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS There
will be a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company, of Seattle. al the offices of the
company Saturday. 5 p,ember -. 1897
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company and transacting
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
W. w. ROCKHILL. President.
] B. GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle, Wash. September s. 1897
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle, Everett & Whatcom Ho.s 's,sx
Sfate OF Washington caves ssS
seiiv excsnt SATURDAY al 10 .
Seattle. Everett and La Conner kol IA.
steamer Falrhayen leaves sea1tls 80 -
exccnt SUNDAY. at a. M, calling y 1T ~
Ell going north Monday. Weine ..ss.. =,
FRIDAY; going south TUESDAY, lhs'sH
and Saturday ID. 49,
IeIepnone Main Zls' 'eo -
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sAN JuAN ISLANDS

STEAMER LYDIA THoM W. ~
Carrying United s - ,,e n sires, Msssr,
V Wssnesday and Friday at ! .. m. i1 y y
Townsend San Juan Islands ana ~ -
Whatcom- Returning leaves New ~ Z
com Tuesday. Thursday and salura -
m. j r.. Thompson. manasss ~ ~
idliy. Bogardus & Co. agenu NV w.
TeIenhone. Main 81.
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hand In copy by O'Clock Saturday TO In
sufe change.
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'ia Oh SEA gTs slts

WASHINGTON & AIAsv.
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y october il ana s'is way parss s i
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FANA win operate tkssr1 .AslASllIp ers'
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{ tom Seattle October 5 a.
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u t4siSne and fasSese ~ possS
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VICTORIA ROUTE
Steamer City OF Ki5s.,.
$50 90. " ASH; and vlctcrls n SsSeee n
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49, 80 ~ = SEATTLE "a
YAM YAM " 2 Pr. Townsend lxss
daily except Saturday My saAa
rms steamer Furnishes a..
noaatlons. carrying both s 49, acn
pasSsnsers. and leaves frnn ya9 ~
Seattle. Tor Victoria, AZ ia a sSa ssza
TACOMA AZ s;is D. m. ' a. an \
PASSENGERS for Victoria "a.
statefoomS until a. N. a eecey
FOR rates. tickets. etc. ,r.,..
@. r. THORNnys-,
/. A NADEAU, sssisA
General Agent, n. M
THE ATLANTIC 4 pAcrrr,, -
portation Co,-Henry D wan. AkAM
Manager, Harrison S,Iils,ns ossssS
phia, The Johnson IaDcks aaass
Co. San Francisco. Genera tss1s
The Atlantic & Paste T,sn'ssas
Co. viii dispatch on Of ann. c..s 'stss
the tirst-class clipper ship 1880
rect from Philadelphia 70 Ssastls ~ Z
should be addressed Care az pAl, ~ g 2,
s. Reading Railway, Pr 1871
Wharf. Philadelphia For Local ' ss.s "a
ton and freight rates apply "a ~ - 4 =
son-I.ocke Mercantile Co 81 ~ ~ =
San Francisco. Cal. or johnson. ~ ~
Mercantile Co, 40 Occidental sysrs " Y
attic, Wash. =