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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-16
Rcuort from schiey.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA mail report
has just been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Admiral Schley, announcing the
arrival of the military commission of which
he is member. at San Juan de Puerto Rico.
The admiral says that they were received
with great courtesy by Captain General
Macias; that the Spanish commissioners
visited the flagship New Orleans, on which
he had hosted his flag, and that the United
States commissioners returned the visit
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CHICAGO, Sept. 15-It was decided to-
day at a meeting of the stockholders of the
Indiana Illinois & Iowa Railroad of ILL
nois and the Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Rail-
way Of Indiana to consolidate the two COM
panies and take up the old securities and
issue new securities. The amount agreed
upon was $3,O00.00O 3 per cent. mortgage
bonds. OF this sum $2,500O00 will cover the
consolidated system and the remaining
100000 will be used for extensions and bet
termentS
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Death at Camp Hamilton.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept. 15.-The twelfth
death at Camp Hamilton occurred last
night. Private ]. D., Bancroft, of the
Twenty-frst Kansas, from typhoid fever.
The Twelfth Minnesota was delayed in de-
Mimi, to be mustered out Paymasters
have finished paying off at Camp Hamilton
and go to Admission Friday.
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Corea,s King Recovering.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 15-Further advices
received here from Seoul, the capital of
Corea, say that the King of Corea, who.
with the crown prince, became i'll on Sun
day last. the superstition being that they
were poisoned. is recovering. The crown
prince. however. is still quite Ill. 1t Is now
believed the poisoner WAS lady of the
household, but doubts are expressed as to
whether she was actuated by jealousy or
political motives
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Following Is
General Lawton's daily health report from
Santiago:
Total number fever cases. III
Total number new Observation-Disclosures. ST
Iotal SICK L zoo
Total returned to duty. 1894
Observation-Disclosures Pullman private, Com
pany ID, Ninth United States Volunteers
bilious fever: John Davis. private, Company
A. Ninth United States Volunteers, bilious
fever; Placide Josurin, private, Company
c, United States Volunteers, bilious fever:
Michael Lawrence, Company G, Eighth
Illinois, pleuro-pneumonia; William Ryan,
sergeant Company /, Twentieth Infantry,
chronic enteritis following acute Gysentery;
= Owens, private, Company D, Fifth
United States Volunteers, typhoid fever.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-16

PRENZLAU, Prussia, Sept 15.-Emperol
William of Germany arrived here to-day for
the purpose of attending the army maneu-
vers. Replying to the burgomaster's ad-
dress of welcome, his Majesty said we lived
in Serious times and that revolutionary de-
signs must be forcibly combatted. He
added THE necessity for this was shown
by the accused act of a few days ago
Every citizen should support the Emperor
and his government
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&FAIR WEEK.

sympathy to the memory of a noble and
gracious lady"
All the festivities in connection with the
jubilee of Emperor Francis Joseph have
been completely abandoned. The Emperor
will spend six months in almost absolute
retirement, only attending to state business
ana rot going even for the usual autumn
deer shooting
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VOMITING LAVA AND ASHES.
Mount Vesuvius Presenting a Grand
Spectacle. but Working Havoc.

NAPLES. Sept. 15-Mount vesuvius is
now presenting the grandest spectacle since
1872, due to a violent outburst of activity
The central crater and a number of new
mouths are vomiting lava and ashes Three
imposing streams are flowing down the
mountain side, burning the chestnut woods
at the base of Mount Zumma nearly reach
ing the observatory, destroying part of the
Funiciar Railroad leading thereto. and
threatening the barracks of the carbineers
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In all classes of society, Glenn's Sulphur
Soap is the ruling purifier Ladies use it
persons troubled with eruptions or other
irritations of the skin are promptly cured
by it. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
hrour
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Has been used fifty years by millions OF
rothers for tkeir children While teething with
perfect 1t soothes the child, softenS the
gums allays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the
eGwets, ana is tne pest remedy loI dlarrhea'
For sale by druggists every part of the world.
Be sure and ask, for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
EYrun. Is cents bottle.
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Locomotixc Firemen,r Rrotherhond.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 15.-At this MORN
ings session of the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Firemen Grand Secretary Treasurer f.
W. Arnold completed the reading of his re-
port. in which the financial standing of the
order Was set forth. The morning session Of
the Ladies Auxiliary was taken up by the
exemplhcation of degrees Of the Grand
Lodge officers.
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through on a special c., a. & C. and a
claim for the extra service will be filed by
the Pullman Company.
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IEsrkwT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR
EvKkY HuAOR.-- Warm baths win CUTlcugA SOAP.
gentle anOinfngs with rU1IcuRA Ointmentl puree Of
eaolent skin cuses end mild doses OF Cur lcuKA RE-
SOLVENT greatest Of blood purifiers and hunor
Sod throughout the world. PorTER DRUo AND cHsn,
CORR, Sole Props, Boston.
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Cuticura Brings Speedy Relief,
and a Permanent Cure
at a Cost of So.

Itching humors, torturing. dishguring cczemas aud
every species of itching. burning. scaly crusted and
pmpy skn and scalp diseases. With dry thin and fail
ing hair. instantly relieved by single application and
speedily aud economically cured by CUTiCURA REME-
DIS, when all else fkils.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-23
OPIUM CAPTURED.
Government Onlcials Make the FIRST
seizure in Mamy Months


Chinese Inspector r. p. Schuyler and
Deputy United Marshal Tyler captured ten
pounds or prepared opium Monday after
noon. in the rear OF the store occupied ty
the Chinese firm OF Quong Tai Wo & Co.
which is located on Second avenue south
between Main ana Washington streets.
For several days Inspector Schuyler had
been making Investigations among many OF
the establishments conducted by Chine SO
merchants in the Tendersoin district, but
with little SUCCESS. On Monday afternoon
while he was standing on Second avenue
opposite the Quong Tai Wo Company's
store. he saw a chinamaa enter the store
with a suspicious looking package under
his arm. Schuyler secured the assistance
OF Mr. Tyler and together they proceeded
TO the store.
Tyler was stationed at the rear OF the
building, where he could command a view
OF the back entrance TO the establishment
while Schuyler entered The place at the
front and began a search Of the premises.
While the search was III progress, Tyler
saw window open suddenly and a pack
age was tossed out which struck the
ground within few feet OF where ne was
hiding. Tyler picked M the package and
waited until Schuyler ca me out OF the build
ing by the back door He had been unsuc-
ccssfu in finding any Opium. The package
was taken TO the customs house and opcn-
ed when II was found 10 contain ten pounds
OF prepared opium in one-pound tins.
Tie dope was shipped ON the Kingston
Monday night TO the customs authorities at
Port Townsend. No arrests were made
This ~ the FIRST seizure that mas been
made for many months
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Hardwfck. the Alleged Highway
man. Bound Over.

John Ilardwirk deekhand on the
steamship Queen. who was bound over To
the superior court Monday for trial on the
charge Of heating and roDbing Harry Fin
ger. OF San Francisco. insists that he n
al innocent man and viii have no trouble
Ia proving II.
The preliminary examination was fought
hard on every point Finger identified
H&rdwick as the man wao kicked him on
the face after he had been knocked down.
Hsrdrick took the stand I'm his own de-
Tense and testified that ne had been
around town with the aGartsrmaster and
ca bin boy OF the steamer Queen UP 10 1895
o ctcck, = aen he went aboard ship. and did
not come of again until the time he was
arrested by officer Adams. The prose-
cution had made a strossG point or blood
stains that were found on Hardwtckss
shoes. He said that after he was put In
sh@ patrol wagon Iaii@r Corhe,t wene at
hlfu without provoca;ion Of any kind aud
struck him three tssn.E on the mouth
Taen he lHardwick) spit blood GA bis
ssors. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ful-
Ton smiled sarcasticaiiv az Hardwick's er-
planation. and called Jailer Corbett In re-
buttai.
Hardwics was unable so give tie bonds
required. and went 10 jail The police are
81 hopes o. getting one OF the ether two
men mo are alleged 10 have robbed Fin.
Ssr.
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MADDEN MISSING.
Was Once an Empseye of the Pink
ertOu Agency,

Charles McFaddsn. OF OSkalooSs. Ia for,
merry q Pinkerton detective, - ulsSssny.
No trace or him has been found SINGS
March 5 or 3. and his orotAer. J. c. NJ,
Fa3den. Of Waitsblsfg. WASH. is afraid
that he hss been pat out of the way.
The missing nan LETT Woolisy. SkTsf.
county. March or Q and was expected 4
arrive in Waiisougg March 10 or II. II WAS
his intention 20 stop In Seattle over niSh.
ana then proceed on his journey He =
ne general agent of the Model porirsi,
Company. Of Chicago. and had in hts nos
ssession shipping receipt for a large biz
OF goods. which are now waiting his ar
rival at Waltsburg. His interests prognps-
ed him 10 lose no tine in reaching Mats.
bi;rs. and Yet nearly tso weeks have pasz-
ell ard 10 word has been received frcs,
HIN. His brother says that he may hays
visited AZ Si2 Taylor street. or leo, SIEVE ata
avenue The police are anxious 10 hear from
the people living at these addresses
McFaiden had light, loag curly hair ana
parted Ii in the middle. lie Is feet :nch.
es tail. and will weigh Is, pounds. Ms
right hand Is crippled. one OF the rnetasas-
pei bones having been removed aud thres
inches of the alma cut oat, lie iimns. al
wore a dark gray suit OF clothes HIz
brother thinks that he had about $50 in his
possession when he left Woolley
Chief OF Police Reed received the letter
asking that the case be looked un. ,sw
evening. and today an effort will lie maas
TO get some trace OF the missing man
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The understanding of the complicated
provisions or the new tariff has been
greatly ssrnpiiaed by the issuance or this
manual. To digest The tariff law is no easy
task, but 10 digest the food taken into the
gastric receptacle is rendered easy by che
use OF that thorough stona chic Hostes-
ters Stomach Bitters. 1t prevents and
cures malaria. kidney and rheumatic irou.
bles. remedies Nervousness and Insomnia.
and removes constipation and biliousness.
Appetite. as well as the ability TO satisfy
1t without subsequent abdominal disturb
ance, IL restored by this ffne stomachic.
which also accelerates convaiescence. Per-
sons in the decline OF life. and the inirm
of every age AID sex, find IL OF ma terial
assistance.
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FREIGHT FOR ALL POINTS IN AL
ASkA

III you have freight 10 ship TO any poln:
In Alaska. call ard get rates from the &C.
attic, 81 Michael and Dawson City Trans
portation a Trading Company. The biz
snic Occidental Will leave IN a few DAYS
for Dyca, Skagway. Wrangcl and Juneau
In tow of ccmgany's own tug. Quick dis-
patch and good delivery guaranteed Room,
Tor few more horses and some lumber
TIE Occidental viii. be the first fresgh,sr
TO leave for the north. 10 not contrze,
until You examine accommoda lions ard
get rates at Office. liz coumf,ia stree,
The Occidental will also be the AIRS,
staunch ocean boat 10 leave for the mouth
OF the Yukon. with tug 10 look after
lighterage.
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purchasing - dog. and fearing THAI therJ
would be another case % robbery kept Aa1
eye on the proceedings. Finally Sharaas
Was taken into the Merchants salooe1
and later '-xteerrd'' hy SsAnvaa into T.
closet. After waiting few usosser.:s Rart
bee followed. One of the sang tried 10 "a
in ahead OF him. bat Barhee jumped -
the Sccr. threw = open ana saw Ss.llivn,1
With his hand in Shepard's iroaSsr|
pocket Without further ceremony ths
detective grabbed the pickpscket.
Jack Shepard Is an old Yukoner. Wa
has had good luck IN mining adgentu-s{
and IS now preparing 30 return to the sax
fields lie says that he is interested IL
the 1Eihoa Gold Mining Company, whicl
IS constructing u beat at Ballard,
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In Justice Austin's court Monday after
noon John Cook was held in 81 eoo honas
for trial In the superior court for bur
giarizing {. ID. McRae's store at ans Sec
ord avenue south Sunday night. McRaa
locks his store with paddock. BY chancs
he went there late at night and found the
paddock broken. When he went into tbs
store. ont ran TWO men, one of whom had
butcher knife in his hand McRse fol.
lowed one OF them and ran him into ON.
Ger Hamiltoa't arms on Washington
street
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III. Il. Fletcher. an employe at tho va,
can Iron Works, IL something OF de.
tective. although he makes no special pre-.
tensions In that Line. Last Friday ever.
ing he met young woman who lives nea,
the corner OF Fifth avenue south ana
Jackson street. After he left her he as,
covered that n $50 bill which he had IN
his watch pocket had disappeared. and IN
its place was Confederate bill. F1etche,
was inclined 10 think that he had beer
Nie.imized by the panel game. and Ia,
been looking for the woman whom he me,
ever since. Last night he found her Oh
Occidental avenue and requested Oficc.
Brown To place her under arrest, Shs
gave the name OF Edith Boulden. age "a
years. She is a newcomer in the city.
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CAUGHT IN 1-HE ACT.
Police Arrest n Pfckpocket Who
Was Trying tn u oh an innocent.

Detective Bart1sA carett Daniel smut
van. 2 smart-apf~aring young man. with
rs hand tn Jack ailepara's pocket yes
ts Tslay afternoon. Sullivan explained tha.
he wGs simply holding Sheyafsi's Goa.
away from his body. hut Shepard. ~asis
not anxious 10 rroserssss the cs@a "a
Eftiess Ta8t sullivan was going through
\ N 4 Cd n1ot care" said Shepard. ''as
l had st5sIgned ait the money I had ..
Sarpee noticed Shepard. vino was in the
a-n4s o. ! sang OF Suspicious chsrac,srx
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ia GARLAND AND EvaSGgr.

Seattle ara -cwAxens- rpah rav r,,,,
SseSgss-g 1Avtsr9 leaves Ysxarr si,ess saw
aass. IaSs4sys and Thursday ~ IA ..
3 II g6T PORT IoSrSsui rso~. yTiVsr,s
I'EagsnsSS. Pc. Angeles. Per. tsrs-ss~er-s
1et,yseurs kgSks, Ci&iissn BAY ara NasS
Iay. returning. arrives 81 Sea title n -
G. opposite days. Steamer Evangpi g~srss
ssSses dock soS Part TcwEssg1d. PORT A a.
gees sas Victoria Mondays. wee.grssss "a
sa1 Fridays a: "a , m srtves s~sf.t-
o.SsgEAts c2Ss AZ - ?. IA 1es Mar 90
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ASK for Ralston Health Club Breakfss,
Food. Gsano. Pancake Flour Select Bran.
Desiccated Wheat Whole Wheat. Graham.
Gluten Flour and Farins for Diabetes.
tombstone & Speer, agents
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FOR ST. MICHAEL.

Ship Yosemite will sai. In tow for Dutch
Isrbor and st. Michael May IL. For
freight space apply at once. White Star
Dock. foot Spring street. Telephone Maa
52a
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STR. CITY or ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 30 A. n
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Y < MAI.
STEAMER Delta

STEAMER DELTA
leaves GaIhrsith dock foot CT wssh,nx.
ton street Tuesdays. THURSDAYS aud ss.
ufdays al o clock a. m. FOR klngsfon
PORK Candle, sesoeck, Hrinaon. aoliy'
DewAt10. Llsl!wsup Fails. Hooss,ort = II
CuIon cry. Retarns alternate dssx
II. TaOCTNAS, Master.
TeiepAoos Red fSf
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Carrying United States mall, leave, civ
dock. Eoof q Main street ss.nSay
Tuesday ard Thursday at Il O'clock nd.
stgas fer Pom Is S1ssaa. San Juan Ids
SD New Wna;csFn. Returning, saves
saturday AT a n, j. AZ Taosn sg0.s- 30
sser~swn-E. i%li1~ BoTard8s 4 Co. axsa1
tITy ae,A- I essasa2ns. Nam s.
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Cay 8&EtG @ No - s. sT = =
ss~ tNa& to KsH@raasu t@ - a. -4sdez
tas. a. a * = 4 Graham.
= sesrs- So sNrss &se@ue S~&2-A@ ! L.
; ksss $ Agez- Ca. Ssa kNgsarsszs.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except SUNDAY.
II une houg aad fWenty-Eve msaateA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily tripS Ssastle-TacoRA
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 1
TIME CARD.
Leave Eesttle-s:45. ilsl5 .. n. 2:E. SD
p. a.
SUNDAYS
Leave Sea.,ie-1:So ,. m. ]. n. .. "a.
Lave Taco-ra-9:5a a. m. 80. so .. n
fAnding az Northern Pacific wharf. To
coma ana Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Washington.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciusively
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000.
Interest allowed per annurl. Six per cent
on term deposits; per cent on ordinary
deposits.
Dividends declared last day OF May and
November. Loans made On real estate or
approved coilaterals only.
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wfIATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take S.eamer BAY CITY for Anacortes,
Fa!rhaven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER.
cial dock. Tacoma. p. M: City deck
Uoct OF Main strcet,. Seattle. p m. Tues.
Thurs. and Sat. Returning. leaves What
com p. m: Fairhasen. Sis p. m. ana
Fri Fares-Seattle 81. or $50 round trfp:
Tacoma Q.2a. or g round trip.
w H. ELLIS
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young Mr. Tizzens called on me last
week" said Maud.
Did he?' replied Mamie ''Hn told me
he was going 10 reserve all d.sagreesbis
duties for Lent"-Wsstlington Star
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Capital ....... .......... .......... 800. 800
--OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur a. Denny ............tice President
John Leary ..........Second Vice President
James y. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sps'y
Frank /. Blodgett. -. Assistant Cashier
Stgmund Schwaba cher. John Collins,
f. Z. Neufeider, j. r. Greenleat.
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STR. MULTNoMAm
DAILN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
~ I ?. T.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA g CEETA
ROUND TRIP. - cENTA
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paign Weekly Time Card
Leaves Seattle March S. st a. m.
March 70 at = a m. March u. a. 10 A m
Leaves ssoslD: Vernon. March g al 10 q. m
March IL. al II a m; March b. at II noon
calling at Tuiaiip. Stanwood. Fir. skactt
CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon. For PAS
senger and freight rates apply NJ s,ftx
Dock Telephone. Main s.. W r tIJlse-
~on. Manager II II. Mcdonald Master
tNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY +. PERLEY
Leaves Ga4ors!tn dock. foot of Washinr-
ron street for Sylvan Grove Port wajte
Erener;on. u. s. Dry Dock, Charleston
Sidney, Trscytcn. siirsrdAie daily en-
eept Saturdays and SGsdays At 500 o
n. Saturdays a: 2.Sv n n. Sundays a. 10
.. IA Returning leaves S!iserdale az 90
Q. IA, Dry Dock 20 a. m. SATURDAY rixhm
teaecs Siiterdsie % 2. n. Dry Dock lon
.. NJ. Teie phone. Red Isl.
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PUGET soaMD a,~! ALAsKA STEAM

pfyCET Found & ALASKA STEAM-
NIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
l.namer CITY Of Kingston hetWeen IT,
ec,s. wan. and Victoria B. c.
TAaIulJyI Ne Tacoma Iie Ar leopm
"a SpmiLv 81 SEATTLE eNi i:sss1
iToSmILvi asP.. Townsend s. ArIlo:ssAm
S.fom.Ar;t1e Victoria lAlLvi S0oam
sDaliy except Saturday.
TsIs steamer furnishes frss-class ac-
eommoda,ions. carsytH1 both freight and
nsss~nrers and leaves from Yssier wharf.
keattie' fer Victoria. at ~ .. m. and fer
facoma at e:B p. n
rooms until q =.
For rates, tickets. etc. inquire OF
f. T. rope.
Aren't YeSaer Wharf SeatslA%
L A. NADEAC.
beaerai Agent. n p. Ry.. Seattle.
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>u--
ALASKA

ALASKA
Weat Coast Steam Navigation Company
steamers Scotia and Farallon win sail for
Juneau. skagway. Dyea and way poets
March IS and 81
Passenger accommodations are Al.
Ample room scc freight and stock.
Fer freight and passage apply 70
J. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwabacher's Wharf, foot Of Unton
street. or &. L. Meyer 4 Co., 500 First ave.
Telephone. PIKE 6.
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Tel, Main q. CITY DOCK, Agent

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
IEGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. R. ROBINSON,
Carrying u. 8. NAH
On Port Ofchzrd aud Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
etreef. $50 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Burchell Brick Yard. Bremerton. L. S
Navy Yard sidney Charleston. Tracy,cn.
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at . p. M: arrives Seattle a
n. m. Z. ~. Robinson. master Lilly.
BoRardus 4 Co. agents Telephone.
Main q.
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STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves CITY Deck every day except Sum
eayD NJ a. IA. for Tacoma. Fare sSc.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

FAIAE XA CO.
Seattle. Everett e. Whatcom Route.
State OF washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday at 10 p. N.
Seattle. Everett and La Conner Route
steamer fairnaveno caves seattle daily
erett going north Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday: going south Tuesday. THURSDAY
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main. 17S. Yesler docs.
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