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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
One Thing In Her Favor.

IT was his sister speaking.
Il can't imagine" she said, what yoo
could POSSIBLY see in that girl you have
engaged yourself TO- She doesn't dance Of
play tennis or golf or cards or the piano q
take interest IN any form or recreation
That's just i'll" he replied. I'm have
no possible chance to get Jealous Of her. :
Chicago Post.
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Rnl,lder C'amera.

Boulder Camera
The maidens of Boulder are not among
those
Who In matters like kissing are mncans:
They've a way OF conveying hint 10
their heaus
In a manner that's coy and convincing.
For they're really too clever and kind .
resist,
And are always inclined TO o'erlook II:
THEY'LL smilinsly chirp TO their fellow
when kissed
please put it right back whence yoa
took it,"
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a premium on the misfortune Of sensitive
eyes.
BY binding the edges of the divisions OF
ornaments with narrow silk ribbon they
may be readily stitched together. or good
glue will serve 10 paste them In place, a.
thouch for security X IS not so much to b
relied upon as the stitching
ELLA MATTUIESSEN.
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COY MAIDENS OF PUEBLO AND
BOULDER.

Denver Post.
When n maid of Pueblo Is asked fer
kiss
She says: What funny request"
And bushes as red as woodpeckas
head.
And hangs her chin down on her breast.
And then she will peep, with her pretty
brown eyes,
All sparkling and cleaning with fun.
And say with 4 grin, Il expect It's sin.
But ! guess there's no harm In juse
one"
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The trimming of lamps should not be left
until the very moment they are needed.
Nothing is more unsightly or yexat;ouS
than an untrimmed. crooked lamp wick.
AS the oil is apt to spoil n good pair OF
scissors keep a special pair with your
lamp cloths also a few new weeks.
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The saucer of preserves left over from
Yesterdays luncheon may be added TO IL
with gelatine. and used for today's des-
Sert
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loose roll Of hair above the forehead and
caught hack by brilliant buckle that
ciasped knot of black velvet -Four uy-
right black Ostrich feathers were held in
place by the velvet and the buckle
a faWn-coiored felt sailor hat bound
about the brim with nut-hyown velvet. set
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Vt A TSHAT to do with the guam
" " " titles OF birch bark gath
ANA\U cred In the summer il a ques-
W w ton now worrying many
" a household with whom the
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Copyright fsf@
parsz. oct. r.. is9s.
Mi. JANE 3iAuING. one of
f1e professional fashion
piatss 81 sssrsH. since ses'isty
: ioekE Oh tor % one Of the
y women whose gagaries are
go a.. FL s.ss...--f -. r4yf,f.sfsf f.f
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iSsT. by |. \. Nation.
; ST now. when rysau,hemums
are tn their ragged but great
glory. nobody dreams OF puttins
them in i jar or a glass or a
fancy vase. on. deag. no They
s,,t,-t Il, ,s,. ftf,.. - ftun.st howl
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NOTICE I'd CONTRACTORS.
orlCE TO coNrRAcroRs-rerrace

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Tefra
Street Sewer Improvement.
NasEss j. hereby given HAT sealed pro-
prsals Ali he received ~ the undersigned
secretary 81 sae board % pah!sc WORKS
up 10 q COCK y. ns.. THURSDAY Assr.. lAtn.
isss gor Fhe Improvement OF Terrace Stree.
fran Fourth Avenue TO SIXTH Avenue. by
constructing pipe sewer aiong sad
xfr~~s together stir all necessary orsn-
lnxS. wyes. nlanaotes isnpholes. yen,isa-
tors aassAsrg tanks and catch basins. as
provided hy ordinance No. ss*s creating
iss.af Improvement district No. lGs. and "A
sser.srtanse 9fth tine plans ard sp@ciF1ca-
tson~ suw or Ale In ssse uff1re Of fas 6car 4
q puhisc xorka
g.aess BID must ~ accompanied by Ger
TIED cheek. payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller fer SIM not less .hAa
axe ss PEI cxns. OF the bsst and no ID
wtst b. considered unless accompanied y
sad check
The suzxexsssi bsda@s Win b rssyusrel 3,
Gneae - . oooas0oe - SUnann -
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CIVIL SERVICE ExASiINATIONs.-N
tice II hereby given In accordance with
the sressns e SECTION Of Ars Xwi
Will be held at the City Han for all per-
Sons who have fiicd applications for post
tons in The CLASSIFIED &, civil service Of the
begin on the 18th day. Of April 1855 and
include the following positions:
Civil 'EnsineertnE scrvice-Assistant en-
head chairman rear chairman.
Clerical Service-Accountan.. clerk-copy-
iss. ,imekeeper. ssenographer;
Police service-Patroaman driver. pound
FIRE Serviee-Pipsman ana truckman.
driver. engineer. pilot. stcaer.
Eieetrics, service-euperintenden fire
Mechanieai Engineering serviee-Engi-
Inspection serviee-sanitary Inspector.
inspector, street and sewer inspector, side
walk inspector. inspector bureau public
comfort
yantsor Sevvice--Jani,or
Library Service - Clerk. book. binder,
s,ischer. page and messenger.
Miscellaneous service-Masser of garb-
age seow.
passer. teamater, cart driver. expressman.
man and team. foreman OF lahorers. park
helper service man. cauiker. meter man,
meter helper. shutoR man. lead man. axe
man. carpenter. mason. blacksmith. wagon
maker and other kinds OF skilled or TN
skilled labor OF whatever character for
which there may be a demand.
Acting under the provisions or rule the
Commission valves for this examination
the entrance age limit mentioned In rules
Il and g in so far as IL affects the posi-
lions OF pasrolsnan and driver in the police
service and engineer and pilot In the fire
service. making the limit for the two for
mer positions u years and for the two lat
ter 80 years The requirement OF resi-
dance "a mentioned in rule is also waived
for this examination IN so far as IL affects
the pssstien of patTolman. making the re-
oairesi term Of residence for applicants fer
this posit!on three months next precediny
the date Of examination.
No application for these examinations
win se approved II the applicant has dur
iag the year Esxt preceding the date OF
examination been convicted OF the viola
ssoa of any city ordinance.
Applicants will be examined In the SUBJ
iects mentioned on pages - and IL CT the
civil service ruies and regulations. and the
requirements 81 the position for which
thsy apply together with such additional
tests as will best show the qualifications
Of each applicant for the position sought
No application fer these examinations
viii be approved later than April ssh, lsss
f.acA applicant viii receive postal noiice
of the exact time OF his examination
fsy order OF the Civil Service Commission
OF the City of seattle.
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT. Secretary.
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BREvfriEs.

Among the recen; building permits issueA
~ The board OF nubic works In one yVofers
day 70 Patrick sherry for 4 swo-story fYame
dwelling at COS Twelfth avenue acush. q
cost 81 a6.
Eugene Chaplin. the wei-known Pike
street secondhand dealer died yesterday
evening At his home. sis Eastiske avsnn1.
owned considerable vsiuable property On
Pike street. He had the reputation ~ nes
that every sold goods.
Isaac G. Sheets. well-known .nembar of
seattle Typosraphical Union. No. "a. did
yesterday morning Of typhoid fever. a. -
nome las Terry avenue. aged q ysasn
parintsns OF the Times. He vas : uativo
Of Pennsylvania. He leaves : wife ma
child. father and mother. four brother0
and three sisters.
q r. Cortead a SHede from Aberdeoa
3. D.. reported 70 the police ysofesday q.
ternocn at o'clock that on SUNDAY 6ft0e.
noon he met three OF his counfrynea vho
gave him the glad HAND and introduced
him TO game OF cards. After hN loet Is
he Quit and thought IL over for twenty.
four hours AT the end Of that time " A.
cirred 10 him that he ought TO tell hlo
troubles to policeman.
Thomas Brown. a sailor In IN Pfovtdenee
hospiiai. suffering from \ knife wounA n
bis site, inflicted by shipmAtc named
Tan phie. Dennis Doyle - IN. jail e. 4
steamer Corona. early y~sterdsy mcrnins.
according 10 the police version. Brown ana
Phie had Trouble about righs-of-Woy. then
The light In the forecassie went out ana 3
Heht followed In which brown vas cut. Hia
wound 10 nof considerea serious.
Officer Schenaman arrested Tom Mur.
phY. who was accused Of cutting Dan Ne.
liiiFra with a knife Ia the Mu9 aaloOH me- r
thu rcal bgnkers yesterday morulug 81 hi0
lodging house. Murphy deuie6 having cut
any one Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Fnitr~ my sEvsted tire cane and said last
evening: ~ am satisfied thar Ac0iivrs
was mscn TO oiane ~ Murphy. II was
Boshing more than q free-f0r-a1 fight IN
which dcjiivra took part Of h8 own volf-
ton. I shah charge Murphy with 6ghting,
a. Mcf;iiyfa's wounds did rot amount q
more than small Cut ora the ARA"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.->sT
ty-aerOnd Avenue South fsradlngs

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs.-.Tw
ty-oec0ud Avenue South Grading"
kotsce = here6y given that sealed pro-
secretary Of the board Of public works of
rnn..a:s; A1f., ish ISIS Cor shs ~.
fro@ Jacksen Street 20 Charles street By
grading the same and by constructing side
walks and PARKING stripe OF both sides
thereof. az provided By ordinance No. -,
creating local Improvement district No.
la. and In accordance with the plans and
specificatso now on Me In the office Of
the beard ~ public works.
tisssd check, payable TO the order of the
city comptrolier. for . SUM NOT less than
ave tD per cent Of the bid and no bid
Win Be considered unless accompanied by
The aaccessful bkdder will be required to
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond fer me amount required by
the city charter and the laws OF the Sfefe
Of Washington. within ten days after be-
ing nofit1ed OF the award Of the contract
10 him: falling TO do 80. the said check
and the amount fixed therein will he for
feited to the city 80 person il eligible
an bidder who has within two years
prior to the letting OF said contract made
default In payment Of any just claim
skill or material furnished pursuant 20
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who. within said two years. tailed 10 CON-
R4StS any S3tfi t9tftE3fk8-
Special attention is called TO article XIII.
of the city charter. As now in force re-
lating to hours OF labor" and to article
VIII. sec. 81. subs l and 2 relating to bonds
ami sureties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed On enyeiope
IBID for Twenty-seco0d Avenue South
Grading"
By order rk 4 n so or & gue,s works
Date Of fsrst publication. Apri. 5th. 1sss
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IMPoUNDEp STOCK EOTfCE-rhe fo.-
lowing described colt, placed in the city
pound, March - iSN will he sold Al
public auction to the highes. bidder Tor
cash IN hard. 10 pay cost of irpoansiaS
and advertising. April Is. lsss at 10
O'Clock a M. al ihe front door Of ro.ice
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
tester way
ore hay ceis, white stripe down face. l
year old.
The owner Of the above described colt
Being unknown 10 me.
C.. =. REED Chief ee Police
Date 81 nr.t puolication. April I. isN
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
STEAMER NARY PERLEY
Leaves 0albsafeh dock. foot &C Washinx-
ton street. for sylvan Grove, Port White.
asSnSy. Tracyton. stlverdais daily. q.
cert oaturdays ena sundays. II 3:op ..
q: 0alufAays ~ 40 p. m; Sundays 4, SD
(. a.. Dry Dock Ia .. m saturday nights
leaves aiivsfdAle k1o p. m, Dry Deck 7:0a
=. n. Telephone. Red Isl
STR. CITY or ABERDEEN
IEAvEa FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT ID q. u,
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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Dr. R. y. Peek. OF Duluth. is stopping at
the Dtiisr.
Mrs Mary Monroe. Of Olympia. II guest
OF the Dilier.
W. II. Beatty Of Victoria. Is at the Dii.er.
T.. q. English. a zimmerman of Mount
Vernon. II stopping at the Dftiey.
Capt. Fortson OF Company b, expects
every member OF his command to aftaa1
drill 81 Armory hail tonight without falL
Fred EVEREST one OF seattie's young buG)-
nesx rnen. yin leave today On the (ueea
FOR Dyea. IN rc1ts 10 Dawson. He hnN No.
cury him during the summer. He expoceD
20 esnse out early In the fall.
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kIovDikE-STPPiIEs.

. PER CENT saved on the cost az you
oustis IL you purchase Your supplies OF
rs Va manufacture Yukon stoves
sI@as cooking utensils picks etc. We
are uptown ara a little our 90 the way
has you can AFFORD 20 come and sfe us
ga, for taA best oak sled made: we
have cheaper ones: T. aid 6 FOR yukon
stoves: Dts~toa's e-scos whipsawe g. 70.
Robert MaGn's axes double bit Ne: SIN
sic biz. CSC. miners picks So. SC. geld
tszas ~: granite c1ps and plates &.
tents "a hard saws ~. gaIyansx@<i
tsalas isc: hsicsets *: pltch. Sc: rope,
8: fsl~s, s.. lanterns, -; butcher knives.
Stlye- a. lo: ttn Saps. lc. isf8 other
bargains az five and let live prices II
voa ecaid avoid kiga prices eouss. and
see a~. We have no bsg rents TO paw
Ws are tne faFze$s manufactures OF
stoves sisst<. etc oa the coast. We
don't nav commissions. buy and sell fer
cash aaay and above all. We allow no
one 10 Gnfe-saA as The leaders OF low
prohss. sSe4 Ers, avenue.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett d Wha,com Route.
State OF Washington leaves seattle daily
except Saturday ~ 70 p. N.
Seattle, Everett and LA Conner Route.
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daiir
except Saturday. ~ 10 p. IA. calling st m
efett going north Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday. going south Tuesday. THURSDAY
ard Saturday.
Telephone. Main. zs3. yesier docx.
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IIfSH3FKfsff8 kSsu8cff
II the members of the common counel9
we're sssounaed yesterday vhen ono 81
their Number. Ar. Stevenson. u TIE Tusn-
ty-seeond ward. declared that he had hoeo
offered . nrine u $3.50 for his voes ~
the Schuyskir VALLEY water ordinances. q
Mss not because The bribe hA1 beem ~
Tered. huf because . member q wAM0 q
had BEEN offered toll aDout Il. instan1 g
taking Il.
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COPPER RIVER AND COOK INLET.
Fast ard popular steanor Noyo saiIs
for Copper river and Cook inlet via Iysa
aud Skagway April & Apply TO A. cshii-
berg. SeandIna vtan-Amegtcan hank. corner
Yexler say and First avenue
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wAATCoM, SEATTLE AND IACONl
ROUTE

Take Steamer HAY CITY fer Anacorte.
rairhaven OF whafcom- Leaves Comnsf.
s sasa, CEN Ss Main .ss:e s.els y s:sa
Thura and Sat. Returning. leaves what.
com .. m; Fairhssen. SIS p. m. and
m FAres-Seattl 81. or ti.A round tim:
Tacoma as. o. = round trip
". Fl. ELLA
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ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO.
A. H. Johnsoa- Albert Bryan Removed
20 IA Railroad avenue. Te3ephone, Nsin n.
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TOR S-AI.E-Psrtg h4slss a ge.s2hSs agent
a. psa ssssz Gl1y hSs pgpsrszrv ss lsttfgsrs On
ga sfskVS q ra.n.1x properties. ara wl3
al ssne az reasonable ksuzess Address
~ esstsFsgeg - Hezss bsnk asssaassg,
fsegEssk. Maj
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the Constructing Quartermaster. room
- Halter building. Seattle. Washington.
April I. 1898. Sealed proposals ia trip
hcate win be received here until II a. m
Monday. April II. and then opened for
the construction Of bridge No. ''2'' al
the military post site, Seattle Wash.
Full Information furnished at this Office
w. ". ROBINSON, JR.,
Capt and 4. q. NJ, Z. g. A.
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~ = RAILS. Asnier. guide ard exnlers-
9osas OF fsFrsaa sus<aes For parties
sss1sa~ r9kaH or tss tributaries. asa arss.
$3.50 practical fTsnslsTsnaan fsgrxsEshs4s
~ efss-s en- E~gasSaka las. ssta eess nf
49, he-s Etvea. q. Box ~. seattle
sssn-. o. IN secsra avesss.
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e. % and k.es flne Rochester shoes. only
seD a pair Thursday and Friday only:
all styles. all widths. all sizss. a. the Bon
Magche
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FOR SAE~ks--S-vsYat placer MINING claim
Ia hssssssike snsnsnx dtsxr1ck- ~ A tA
aEe. lxsS Seoas1 ayeaoe.
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NEW MAP COPPER RIVER CoCSrRy
With latest exascy aslons &c new Alaska
nap Autographed. collars. paper &C
cloth. 81: Books ea MINING Gail and &C.,
fs~ss Ia. Publishers A!as&ss ssteTas.re,
seattle
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TEETH afsed. 5ec anA a. Best rubber
plate. o. Or. BaAw. sullivan building.
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kl.oNDIk E-FuR SALE

READ ADVERTISEMENT az crys,srssed
Tsgs Eleventh rage.
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ALASKA -KL0ND1KE WANTS


I'LL. LITTLE = CO. noom % Wa
l*sSs1W nsIlsdisg. Seattle. WASH wih xssS
- vxsrtable informafs csi free about n0s-
ssfne .pzud ard Yukon river posnts, =
~a - goa 20 re than before parsn -
- f1Ckefx 20 any other place. I.atess " "
s5ke&. Uetobsr. 1881. from kctxscue ra1s.1
III 81 Steamer Bear. says go
III tssre a. hickory nuts Uniiss $40 s..ss
wIexnnent officials .sare sfakinx "a ~ -
- ~oTk piacers. Natives t&ss year
Ssnsrst down quantities OF nuggets -
frsde. Capt. wagae-- Of the sr ao..sxs..
rRmier tsstteEs 10 receiving
xsIrklr1x Il. ounces from natives Q. -
,,1Ssse ryund. one OF oar large an ss Iii
,.Sfsoss yeaseis. capacity W ,esss. ss,.a
issve "a or about April 10. for ~ 80 -
sSSsrd ana way points. Each ave = Ms
- With their freight and sasss
Ia f,wuished = river boat Tree 2. s.A : ~
s fhrT can b. perfectly iraapssaasaa sa,sx
- U1seye thew pleaae.- Cold nssns .ssrg
fcuf aay4 boating from sa.y =. - -. "a
nsc't e. say one persuade you ~ -
ne1n{s sn Alaska where you eAns -, s.as..
100 nappises with You. and 90 ~ -.
useitnr them On your Back. ssass,,,,ysau
~ n Co. rooms IS 10 sn W 49, ~.
ss1,djng. viii book freight ana a..
rs Insfch HaFbOe and HeoS<t
Kaock-d0wu boats sy@c!ass>.
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SEATTLE = EvEREIr NAvIoArInG

PORT oRCHAR2 AND RQRr WASH
STEAMER 4. =, ROBINSON.
mute. leaves City dock. TOO, al "
street $50 a m. calling at South BeScn
eurchelL Brick Yard Hremessce. q. :
Navy Station q p. m: arrives Seattle a.
D. n l. ". Robsnson master Lijly.
Bogardus Co.. asents Tsiephona.
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a6rIcE-Homes for families Oh BOT as'ar.
llkssa The toxn q sldney, On rsde
s.em Sest,je. with two daily beats And
! dstiy NAH. presents the best oFpng na
tunIiy for intending kiondikess rs. 70 !. n mi.
plsaasnf and cheap homes Ter sns1 low
v1ss ~sensar. locatssil good scnooss.
esurchss and good health are among ~, ,ps
Inv Attractions TO be Offered ~ inc
siiissns 81 Hsdasy. For tnfoTma t'oa rs ssn
esairmxa 81 c.tlxens' committee. sidney.
Wash.
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80 SSt-ss--A TIRE >c~aN sseznaeF sssw On
as A,sSaisr Aess gTVss taissags. IN
garry s@ pa kess ass "a -
f~6St7 vii ezs t.lsv~kseg 49, -. Ss
s.sxs wssi PAY fef a~s, Ear ssls y.sr.3,.ass
ssa IN (, A. TaaTSsaa 4 rs
stEAMskAiF-s Esek kls,NT.4N1-5,
- = = ss-F@a sfS@sss-sss tx SAFE ~,sss.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-05

sKAGIT RIVER gOCTE-s;eanser CIV
os Champaign Weekly time card
Leaves Seattle Monday March = a;
midnight: Wednesday. March % a. mid
night. Friday Aprss ] a. r.asrsxrt
Leaves Meant Eera0n Syesa-assfa.r
March -. At. g. IA. Friday Ap~fj
l. al a. b.. Sunday. April I.
81 a. q. calling ~ TaiaIIp,
vernaE aud Avon. Fer passenger and
freight rAsee Apply a. City Deck. sele-
ph0ne MAR s. ~. p. GSfkeeoo. pana9er:
q. Mcdonald. Ea1aae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-05

Seattle ara Townsend-EeaA gay Rou..
Steamer Garland leaves Yexie- dcck IN.
daya Tuesdays ana Thursdays az I'll =
6uneeness. Port AnSrles. Port Crescent Z
Gettysburg Pyshs ClAIiAm Bay md Near
Bay; rsturn.nG. arrives AZ Seattle >. m.
Yesler dock for Por: Townsend pnrf A..
geles and Victoria Mondays. WedSestisxs
and Fridays ~ go P n. srrives seas,is
aiternAts days ~ 1-0 p. m Tel Mar 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-05

DAWSON CITY TlCkETS--We can quote
the lowest possible rate to Dawson City
and way points. Including large amount
W freight. These tickets are strictly
H.st class including meals and berth. on
one OF the tnass steel steamers tina,
Will leave this port. Our tickets are for
he arst steamer leaving for Dawson, ~
The way OF tire Yukon, making close con-
nession with the finssi feel Of river boats
etahilsfed on the river. Now - he time
IL serure your reservations, IA there is
large demand for tickets. DO iIos de
hv. bus call at once and secure ihe de
krsa information. We can quote yol the
iaxsst possible rate on kt1oekefi-down
kxsfa aud boilers with special facilities
VIII contract with parties 10 take freight
and passengers TO the mouth ~ hss river
and deliver the sssne on the shore. First
boat leaving here not later than Nav =.
giving parties ehanee To build tae!s
rfvsr boats before thr ynkoa opens Fer
freight and passage apply TO boule a
Dudley. General Ticket Agents. 80 First
avenue.
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IAN JUAN i61.AND0.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock, loot OF Main street, SUNDAY.
Tuesday and Thursday at Il O'clock mid.
night for Port Townssad: San Juan Islands
and New Whatccn Returning; leave!
Saturday az .. m ]. n. Thcmpson. man.
aaer-oVuSr. Lilly Bcgardue Z Co. 1904
CITY dock. Telephone Main ".