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district. and neighboring farmers are
doing all I'm their power to render aid.
There were two reservoirs I'm the
mountain. the lower one half mile dls-
taut from the other. The upper dam
gave way letting the volume OF water
into the lower reservoir. Ihe wafer
works system was operated by private
company. and supplied the villages Oh
Mattewan and Fishkill.
Mrs. Conroy. one of the lost, before her
marriage lived at JOhnStown. "a, Wheic
The great flood occurred several years
ago She was rescued there Dy Johh CON-
ROY. who aftcrward married her.
There are three OF the I1mony brick
yards Two of them are badly damaged.
The north one, managed by FRANK tth
ony, Jr., is "A total loss. The Hood swept
directly over It. carrying away every
thing but the sheds. Brick making plants
wagons. carts. etc. were swept across the
railroad track into the river.
At the northern yard was sixty arches
OF green" brick, 1900 In each arch. The
water softenod these and let the whole
down in a mass OF clay. twelve arch
kiln was burning The Hood put OUT inc
fires and practically ruined the brick;
The Montreal express train arrived az
the scene about three minutes aiter the
accident and was tagged, through thS
efforts Of NJ II. Reilly, an employe Oh
llHloHN =. -.
Boarding-hOuse Keeper Murphy lost
about 81 900 in cash that had been given
him by laborers for safe keeping. Nu-
merous watches were lost and several
hundred dollars by other brick yardefs.
Fifteen or twenty Of the laborcrs nave no
clothing. but that in which they escaped.
Timony's yard had a capacity OF ~
0o0 600 brick a year and employed 200 men.
The loss TO Frank Timony on ms brick
yards and dwellings Is $4,000. Hammond
and Freedman. who operated a smaller
yard adjoining his, suffered damage 10
the extent Of $500.
About a thousand yards above Murphy
clearinghouse. directly in the centre OF
the ravine. was small settlement OF
Arabs. thirty or forty I'm number. occupy
ing half dozen huts. There Is not n YES
tige OF the settlement now. 30 far as
L L..a.-r, NJ 4 n rs lnst Iholr lLNcS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-15

President Tyler's Granddaughter Made
Postmistress at Courtland.

WASHINGTON. July ii-Miss Matte
Il. Tyler granddaughter Of the foremer
President OF the United States. was to-
day appointed postmistress at Court
land, Va.
The selection ends a long contest in
which Miss Tyler came here and present.
ed her claims in person 70 Postmaster
General Gary. and Fourth Assistant
BristOw.
During the Tyler administration the
President in the course OF a trip picked
M child in his arms and remarked:
That's a bright little boy" That boy
is the present Postmaster-General, who,
after the advisers OF the administration
in State patronage had failed 10 reach an
agreement. to-day settled the post office
case for himself.
The office pays sJ6i per annum. Miss
Tyler succeeds Eugene c. Barrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-15
ANNEXATION or HIWAII.
Bill Reported Without Ameudment-sen
ator Daniel Opposes Hasty Action.


WASHINGTON, July L-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations agreed
to-day 10 report a resolution FOR the rati-
hcauon of the Hawaiian annexation
treaty without amendment.
OF the eleven members of the commit
tee only seven were present. These were
Messrs. Davis, Cullom. Foraker, Clark
Morgan, Turpie and Daniel. and Of these
all but Messrs. Turpie and Daniel cast
their votes for the resolution Of ratiaca-
ton. Senator Frye's vote was also cast
IN that interest by Senator Davis, Mr.
Frye having left instructions to this
effect
Senators Daniel and Turpie did not take
= positive stand in opposition to the
treaty, but both expressed the opinion
that IL was not expedient nor consistent
with the vast Importance of the subject
that the treaty should be pressed TO i'm
mediate consideration and If the Senate
was not TO take the subject up at the
present session. the better course would
be 10 leave II IN committee until the Sem
ate should be prepared 10 proceed with
its consideration. Senator Turpie ex-
pressed himself as inclined TO favor the
treaty, but said it should be amended.
lie, however, Withheld his amendments
until they could be offered IN the Senate.
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look at him when they first saw him sit
ting on the track.

WOULD HAVE KILLED HIM.
Mr. d. A. Sanderlin and his son. Mr..
II. J. Sandcrlln. came running and armed
from their laundry TO the scene of the
outrage on hearing the ladies' cries. ard
there is no doubt that the negro would
have paid with his life for his crime
had they caught him.
All of the city police and the special
county police besides the sheriff and con-
stables Of HenricO. have been notified of
this occurrence. and no pains will lie
SHARED TO CAPTURE the negro.
Mr.. d. A. Sanderlln said last night that
Something must be done 10 protect the
ladies OF that vicinity. and that he hoped
the Governor would offer special re-
ward for the capture Of this man.
He referred to the large number Of
ladies' and children who live on Chestnut
nm aud Highland Park and who are
now afraid TO move out Of doors without
.nrotecforg. thus being debarred from
walk or drive in the absence OF their
fathers husbands. brothers or sons.
Chestnut Hill and Highland Park IS
deeplv stirred up. and every citizen Of
those beautiful suburbs is on the alert
and anxious TO have hand in catching
this offender.
IN is considered n singular coincidence
that M the very point. or crossing. where
this attemntcd assault happened a train
~ tho chesapeake and Ohio once struck
and killed a daughter Of Mrs Sanderin,
who was crossing the track In buggy.
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE President
to-day sent the following nominations 10
the Senate:
State-Wiliam l.. Merrick. OF Cali.
fornla, to be Minister 10 Nicaragua,
Costa Rica and Salvador; Horace n. Al
len of Ohio, 10 be Minister Resident and
Consul-General TO Korea; Perry NJ. De-
Leon, OF Georgia, 10 be Consul-General
at Guyaquil. here was also a long list OF
GOnsuis.
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The EnWorth Leagners.

TORONTO, ONT.. July 1.-THE Ep-
worth League Cabinet met to-day and de-
cided that the convention next year would
be held either at Seattle Wash, or Om-
aha. Neb. The latter places claim Will
be pushed by a delegation consisting of
Inc Navor and city Council
The report OF Grand Secretary Schels.
showed IL. 1855 local chapters and $500 Ju-
nIor Leagues. with membership Of L.
600 0Oo. The official organ OF the League.
the Epworth Herald. was shcyr 80 sS-vs
llUcCO subscribers.
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AI.yuth NJ immiurtf

GAINESVILLE, GA, July H.-Oscar
williams, cOlored, who assaulted the six
year-old daughter OF Samuel Campbell.
near Atlanta Saturday night. was captured
tonight a BarresNllc.
A military company Is Keeping p mob a
bay. bat IL is thought he VIII be lynchcd
before E.JiniAS.
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Ten-Yoar.Old Murderer.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., July 1t.-John i.
Austin, ten years old. stabbed George
Kelley Cation. twelve years old. this at
ternoon. killing him instantly. The boys
uuarralled over freezer of ice-cream
which Austin was accused Of taking
The murderer Was arrested.
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Virginia Postma. tiers.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 1.-THE fol.
lowing fourth-class postmasters were sp.
pointed to-day for Virginia: Barhamsville,
A. r. Jennings; Boston /. y. Pophami
Magnolia, II. T.. Phllhower, Wills. c. Il.
Dickerson.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. July H-Forecast for
Thursday:
For Virginia--Fair; no change in tenn
perature. southwesterly winds.
For North Carolina-Fair; southwesterly
wirds.
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VIM. l.. Waite par,loned

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 1.-The
President has pardoned william l..
Waite sentenced In Virginia I'm ls95. TO
five years imprisonment for assault
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RANGE or THEIR MoMxrER.

The following was the range OF the
Thermometer AT The Times office yester-
day: . a. NJ -: i: NJ. ~, +. NJ. -:
Average. -.
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candidate TO the front OF the stage. He
expressed his appreciation IN httlnS
terms. The convention then adjourned.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice ,s
hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned secretary
of the board OF public works OF the City
Of Seattle, up To 10 o'clock 8. m. Monday.
August 18th. 1897 for replanklng that por-
tion OF Grant Street Bridge lying between
Horton Street and Char ,estown Street in
accordance with plans and specifications
now on fle In the office OF the City En-
gineer. Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check In the amount Of fifty
dollars $50 o}. payable TO the City Comp
troller. and no bid will be considered I'M
less accompanied by such check The slc-
cessful bidder will be required 10 enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory
bond
The Board OF Public Works reserves ths
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals 20 be indorsed on envelope
bid for Rsplsuking Grant Street Bridge
from Horton Street 10 Cbarlextown Street"
BY order Of the Board IL Public Works
FRANK OLES0N. Secretary
Date OF FIRST publication, August 6. 1877
L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Burke BUILD
ing. Seattle Wn.. Aug. ). fss7.-ssesl ed
proposals IN tripllCate will be received
here until u O'Clock noon Standard time
Angus, -. 1897. for constructing Pile
RriIsa and Stone Dixie in Swinon1fsh
Slough. Washington. Information fur
nshed on application. Harry Taylor
Capt. Ensrs.
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WHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACo1t
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacef.
Falri1aver or Wh4tcor. Leaves Cen
cial dock. Tacoma 2 p, m. Cv
foot Main streeD. Seattle. \ p. m. IT.
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves We.
com $ p m Fairhsyen. SIS o. ms =.
hnacortes 10 p. M. sun. Wsdnes g
Fri Faresr-Seattie 81. or 81 80 round "
Tacoma si25. or 81 round trip, ~
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE-To the stockholders of the Seat
tie Brewing and Mailing Company: You
are hereby notified thar the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Seattle
Brewing and Mailing Company is called
to meet at the general offices OF the
company. located on Grant street bridge
In the city of Seattle Wash. at the hour
of p m, on the 18th day OF August.
1877, for the purpose OF electing seven
@ trustees. to serve for the term of one
year. I'm accordance with the bylaws.
and for the purpose of considering any
other business that may properly come
before sad meeting.
BY order of the president.
A. r. METZGER.
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPAyY

STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGH
Seattle and TownsendSea Ray nee43
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock -
DAYS, Tuesdays and Thursdays at III
d. IN. fof Port Townsend. Port Wlll1n
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port crMaz
Bay. returning, arrives a. seattle M
on opposite days. Steamer Eyanke ltoe11
Yeslcr dock for Port Townsend. Pan NJ
geles and Victoria Mondays. Wednssa.|
and Fridays at $50 y. M: arrives Ss11a
alternate days al 2:a6 p IN.
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I. an. TRANSPORTATION co.-ws'

Time Card uss
leaves Seattle August 30 NJ a. m, AZ
lg AZ . n m. August ~ ~ - a. m. f -
MI. Vernon August II at II A. m, 49,
ls al Y a. m, August Is 81 r. M $50 -
AZ Everett Thursday going northi 80
a. 'rulaiip. Siauwood, Fir. Skagt chis
Vernon and Avon. al
Clty Dock Steamers for all points q q q
Sound Omen All night. III. III. Mcup
Master. Telephone Main N.
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THE SEATTLE TRANSFER 90 Tnt-s
ard Weller streets. Hacks. cabs bag
gage oStc~ tete phone Main a "a ~ -.
stree. telephone Main a. rgarrhou.s.
coal telephone q Or zra S,n~sva ares q,
vrrsrre at lowest rate@ "
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co ON THE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds. Snohomish koee
Three round trips daily. except sum-
In effect NOV. 20. 1896. Leaves SAITH
a. M. ~ m. s .. m. leaves Eve!va I'll
a. m, go p. m. 7:f5 y. m Seattle ~
ing. Coinan dock. Everett landing. -
chants dock Connects with Str ~
for Tacoma. with SIR. Mlkado for Snalk
mish; with train for Monte Cristo ana -
stations Telephone. Red 53i.
FRANK W. GOOpHTE. ManaW
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SEATTLE. ANACoRTES. FAIRHAYrx
WHATCOM AND BLAINE
Connecting at Whatcom with steas1f 81
Point Roberts Steamer George e IN
leaves Seattle nj 9 y. m Mondays NJ
nesdays and Fridays. connecting At -
corfes with train for Wociiey, Sedro, y
man and Hamilton. arriving AZ whxim1
6 a. m. leaves Whatcom for Blaine IL q
Returning. leaves Blaine : 2. M: ine
Whatco.n p. m. Tuesdays. Thursdau III
Saturdays arriving ut Seattle nj iAR
Steamer Idaho leaves for Por, Towantl
and way ports daily. except Sunday. 4 Il
n. m. Sunday, direct al a. m: retul1x]
direct, leaves Port Townsend at TT
Arlington dock. Phone. Pike ~
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STEAM ERs.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAsI,>
INGTCN ROUTE
STEAMER \. T. ROBINSON
Carrying e. s Mail
On Port Orchard ard Port Wasbtrg.o,
route leaves City dock. f0o. ~ ,f5,
street. - a. n. calling at S1eitf pe,ch
BuFcheD Brick Yard Brernorton II 2
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston Traevtor
Chico. siieeCdaie. Leaves Port C,rrbara
Navy Station at 2 y. m arrive@ seat.ie
p. m. Z. y. Robinson. master. Inns
boxardus Co. agents. Teleuhon-
Main ~.
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L NJ kELl-AS- Manufactured. recovered
ana repaired general repairing. 10 CO.
iuEaplz street. Kobescn Rrox
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SIFAMFK DFITA
Leaves Gaghrsith dock foot of waxtf,v
ton ssreet. Tuesdays Thursday ana ssf
.fasyT az o cio<s a. m. FOR Kingston
porJ Gamble seao~ck. Brlunoys. Hoflv
Dewagt0. Lilliwaup Fails Hood sre,rf an,
Union city. Returns alternate davs
Telephone, Red Ill
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rHoToGRaPHrc SUPPLIES

c. " PARKER & Co. fress rsrs.- -,
plates everything used In photograpay:
no catalogue.
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NOTICEINotice Is hereby given that act
ing under an order OF the Superior Court
OF the State of Washington. for KRIS
County. on Tuesday, the 18th day 90 -
gust, 1897. at 10 a. m. | VIII So - pub
lie auction the stock Of aaG j. e,..Tes and
good will OF the Si.,ur X .IcCoauelI LID
uor House situa. cd ~ No $40 First Ave-
nue. Seattle. Washington. terms W sale,
cash upon confirmation by the court, ten
per cent. 10 be paid ar time of bid Inn
mediate possession. In the meanwhile I
Will receive private bids for the purchase
of said properly. Full information given
on the premises.
August g. 1881.
c. r. HANSON,
Receiver OF Nixon Mcconnell. Incorpo-
rated.
elise & King Attorneys for Receiver.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMfNATIoNS-N
tice Is hereby given In accordance with
the provisions OF section OF article XVI
of the city charter, that examinations
viii he hello al the city hall for all per-
sons who have filed applications for posi-
lions IN the classified civil service of the
city OF Seattle, as mentioned belo&:
Police service Examinations for orig
inal entrance to the positions of patrolman
and driver, on August is, 1897.
Fire seryice-Examinations for original
entrance TO the positions of pilot s.oker
engineer, driver. pipeman and truckman,
on August ~. 1891.
All applicants will be examined in the
branches specified in the rules and reg1lla-
tions of the commission. and in the re-
quirements of the positions for which they
apply.
No application fnr examination for these
examinations viii be approved later than
six days prior TO the date of such examI-
nation.
Each applicant will receive postal notice
OF the exact time OF his examination
BY order OF the civil service commission
of the city of Seattle. A. II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is here
by given that the King County Board Of
Equalization will be in session three go
weeks commencing Monday. August 3D.
A. D. 1857, at the King County Court
house for the purpose of equalizing the
tax roll of 1897 All taxpayers claiming
abatement of tax are hereby notified TO
appear On or before Saturday, August
2lst, 1897, or be forever debarred
r. II. EVENSON
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk Of
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
King County, Washington.
Dated at Seattle this 3lst day of July,
A. d. 1897
COMPOSfTION-we are now prepared IN
do composition for the trade (any meas
nreD I'm Nonparell Minion BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Can al nf.tf
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY IN
manufacturers, business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping RlI-
reau (Alleu's). Union block. Portland.
Or.
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SEATTLE

sEATvTLE
VANCOUVER. H. c.
Take steamer Utopia for Port To.s M
Anacorres. WhSicoH. BLAINE Az"
COVER. .a,u n
leaves Yesler wharf Moroay.~L
-y'n,te4dsys. 5 o. n. Elaiue, ~,
Al For information. fesier DOCK ~
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA srn..
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

StNaner CIV OF kinestOn hesvee.
coma. Wash. and Victoria, n.
7.lapm LNl NJ Tacoma lIlAAr -
s@pm,LSf n SEATTLE car ~,
j. .saam Lvi = TT. Townsend. NAr,1'H
S.Soam ar iloi Victoria NIv ~
'eaiiy except sunday
Thts steamer furnishes flrst-rlass ~.
modations. carrying both frsirhs ~
passengers and leaves from Ys~Lr -
Seattle, For Victoria. NJ $50 D. "a. a. =
Tacoma at = y. IN.
Passengers FOR Victoria can
staterooms until a. m.
for rates. tickets. etc, inquire al
O. +. THORNDYHn
Agent. lesier wharf. Ssss4
l. A. NAnEAU.
General Agent. " p. Ry.. sns.
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pORr ORCHARD ROUTE.

etearner MARY r. PERLM
Leaves GaIbraith's dock, foot OF ~
ION street. for sylvan Grove. tsrsms
r Navy Yard Charleston. sldneA 4
s.7o =. m, Ace o. m Sundays ~
Returning. leaves Sidney at 60 -
b Is q n: Navy Yard, 90 p. n,
~. Saturday nights. leave sidney,
O'Clock; Navy Yard. SO. Ieiephons
fsf omen for charter on Sundays
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OIYl1x.I
AT 80 A. NJ.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNoMAH
pAILy0
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYlph]
AT | y. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE ANnA
COMA, a CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. ~ Cent?
Tel, Main 81. CITY DOCK. ~
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
DYEA AND CHILKoor PA0A

II you are goi,es via ehis route. ysu = |
not affory lake chances on geftlnk yaeI
boat laimber AZ Lake Linderman
TIE Kerry Lumber Company Ii nsitsI
n Rnock-siown boat that Is eapeei6al
adapted for this trip, Don't fall 10 <
one and save yourself from two o yAsnI
weeks tine on the trip.
Telephone Main 100
Mills and factory on TIDE hata
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Pacific COAST SrEaNxn,-

Ilc conpGny's elegant s.eams..
Una. city of rueb,a ara
AHA lc3vT seattle Tor San rr~14
Nl1 I orr Icw1.S7a d avf Vla,tnria . sa "a
= m; AuSas, .. :. - l.. y :,
Der 1. 2. il. Is. !. e. October
= .. 81. Due AZ san Fran,.;ssaA
august >. IT, IS ~ -. s. Sspta,,s>.sA 81
~ ls. "a -. October 4 q Ia IL 49,
Nejni~r 3 Leave San FranctSc~
a. t!e VIA Victoria. T. -, and por, ~
ena. ~ 4 IN. July 50. August / q Nj
- = SeptemoeC & = rs. IL = n 49,
;. Is. Is. q y November = pg,s ~ 49,
T. m, AuguS- y T. = IL - e Ss,ss-
!. ., i Is !. y. oc5ooSr !, 6. Ii, is~ i ~
November )
Ihe elegant steamers Queen. ~
Topeka. Mexico and I-kt ;eavs
tie for Alaska. ~ 3 a. m. Aug,sss -
j., =. =, September / = II. i p rs
toaer /. {. IL 10 =. "a. 81. Noveu,hsr NJ
back al Seattle August "a, IA "a
tender :. :. Is Is 3 y Oetos~r ~
The company reserves the right 70 az.
without previous notice. steamers -
dates and noars of sailing.
r. FkoW BRIDGE. =. :. Surs a..
dock. Seattle
G n. j. STOLTENRERG. Tickst A.
to- First avenue. Seattle.
GolpALI., PERKINS & co. g.
Agents, San Francisco
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SIZE MERN
Fly ON THE F'I.YER~


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trps daily. exrsr,
IN orc no>r and ~ rty~f.ye r.;s.l.Q
THE STEAMER ''Ft,Yrr
Regular daily Irlps. Saa.sM
route a fell W.. ~-Zaa1
TAXING Et Feet TUESDAY ~
TIME CARD. AIT
Leave Seat1le-s.sS. HIS a. m,~
n m. ."'' ~ I'll
Leave Taeoms-s,ao a. m. :L.n,
SUNDAYS. IA
iSv., Seat5ls-' :, s. m; ism:s..
Landing g. NC-tAtrn Pasi,.s s.s - q
coma, and COMMERCIAL dock sssas 9 g
Tion street, Seattle .e"t ~
,Ssdn1Nys. steamers Flyer and s,,..
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Advertise nt~nfs under the head OF i<ose,
Found For SsIe. For REM and sitnstSons
wanted @!Il De inserted az the rate OF 1
cert a sor6 each Insertion Pay rasnt az
ways ia advance No advertisement TO
osiged FOR isss thar =, cents
Advertisements will ~ received az
tranch OFFICES ~ the Poss-Infsltgencsr
TACOMA BffREAU~-No. 1913 Facihc
Avenue
PORT owSSFNp-V{ilism Jones
BELTfsGHAN BAY-Sew Whaicom.
q. r. culver Manager
OLTNPfA-4i7I Main street. q. &.
1instauisy. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
r. thBz office.
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ron sALE-REAL Estate.

FOR SALE-s- ssA-Fana fras. farm. -
hearz-g trees. south q the czsr.
E-as-F.ne s-roo-n modern house on zsn-
ten Hill: Close 20 Aastaoz street
s. sG-A fire room strictly modern house,
Eot Texi2a. fire view. between Madison
ami Columbia
81 sss-A 1-roazs house. two lots f5sIN
each cornsr. ygr3 fIA 81 H9Ee-s and fr1ls
trees. good yfew: last north Of Madison;
great bargain
SsHe-s-roon nca.<e lot f3xl3H. good view:
coaTsESssr- 20 Madison street
Es'SsA-e-roozr modern house, lot sEx-se:
fruit srres. Oh car line
$f5sa-s-roGrs house and io., s3xisa, close 10
car line; this side OF Lake Union
&sss-ffzs building lots ssxTg each: Ere
view OF Lake Washington and mountains:
ftsst OF Madison street.
81 ssN-g fne I1ES at Brooklyn. and q t1xSs-
foot iot corner EsgSsE avenue ard Alder
street, across street from county court
acases a great bargain.
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