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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

embroidered nainsooi,. delicate In tex.
tutc ana pattern. IL largely employed
Tor nightdress mahinr. Batistc II n, .
vored by some. For those who couutc.
nance colurcd underwear Il IN n uoat
acceptable material. sprigrrd dimlty
~ faint colors IN beat liked for emplrc
styles Irish point ana valcnclcnnea
lace satisfactorily decorate.
Detachable pettlcoat nounces are n
llttle frinpcry freak quite conmcndahle
They arc usually knee deep ana nre
sometimes fnntoncd BY tiny pcnfi but.
tons 10 thread loops. Tho protticr way
u 20 head the founcc with n beadlp,.
corresponding TO n like kind on pettl,
coat attached by threading ribbon
through. laying the one beading upon
the other.
Lace runics over plain dcep ain,
hounres are charming. with the prlyl-
iege thus afforded To iaundcr a skirt ia
Kept attractive indefinitely.
As colder weather appears. fur hata
are To the fore. do not believe ,hoir
Wearing VIII become common. as chem
Iur ~ an nomination and good In too
eNI'hrl,e Tor the average putBc holder.
y nink toque with real lace Aisatlnn
bow IL worth $40. while n aeaisitir M.
Persian lamb tufhan NTH /, tuft ~ t,,ti.
anu Jewclcd buckle costs In the nelrh.
bufhood OF ten $40 silver certificate.
iiats coats md NUTS to match arr n
inighty stylish RIG, destined only for the
rich. 'N' '''O
The indetnnblc elegance which a Pm.
r9lar inodlatc alone imparts might be
noted IN the original of the evening
gown which ! win describe. II was 81
lemon colored velvet. what the Parialans
eau neur de vciourH. ON the skirt a
plating " white tuiic. beginning In the
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In VIVA, Month Were ,ou porn,

Hero IL an Old ASTROLOGICAL prediction.
said 20 Indicate. with toiorablc certain
~. tho character OF the rlrl according
10 the month she happens TO be born I'M
II a glrl ia born In January. she wiz
ho prudent housewife. given 10 melan-
choly. but good tempered.
II In February. humane and affec-
Tomato VITO and tender mother.
n IN March. frivolous chatterbox.
somewhat given 10 nuarrellng.
II In April. inoonatant. not Intelligent.
but likely 10 be good Hooking.
n In May. handsome and likely to be
happy.
II In juno. lmpctuous, will marry ear
ly and be frivolous.
n In July. pasrably handsome. but
with sulhy temper.
II In August amiahlc and practical.
and likely 10 marry rich.
II In September. discreet. arabie and
much liked.
II In october, pretty and coque,tlsli.
ana likely To DO unhappy.
n In November. liberal, kind. OF mild
disposition.
n IN December, well proportional,
fond OF novelty ana extravaganza
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DAISY MAY IN SOCIETY.
She Tells OF the Woes OF Managing Nam
mas and Dancing Girls The Tree
lawny Craze May Bring
Back Crin0Iines.

I W. marvel ut the grace embodied ii
stir stifts as $50 review thtir iiase cu-
I tres aud exits.
The modiate ia airrniy advocating thu
u1f uf cfinuiine 100 modified form. Eapr-
/ ciaiiy is this truo Got hor slender eifi
] uf obese madam patrons.
~ either care. tal modistc contends,
crinoilno lf "a dhtnei advantage. 40
lines arc visible below ths waist Phys
Zeal impcffoctions are adr1fiy conceal.
cd ln Voluminoui foiul.
ConaldrrHs thcae dage remarks. We
may al VOL admit tho "Gm.un girl'
hua had her day aud Zoe maiden "a In
Murodr' % a th.ng 81 Sac past. pfe-
dict Won room DON uur hats 10 ''hcr uf
Trriawny lame"
tfccently listened 90 an orthodox rrr-
mon an "slnH 81 OmIsfion nnd Conn
mission" IN q rrekiesr moment I &C..
solved 10 be- chufchy and charitable the
coming year | flini Two sut myself
tnHk Going To church IL 20 out of date
unless YOU attend the cathedral and ~
in 5000 year pow TO refrain from
ciiucising my nclghhnrs' manifold Ia
difcrciionH IL hcrculenn effort
presume there's an urmy or az who
have been equally raun. Since IT'S the
fashion to punctunte holiday rovolfl,s
by new ycnr resolutions one must put
oneself ON record. Misery l0ven cunpa.
n.y. That's why I've c1nfoafcd.
Mrs Teddy" Roosevelt viii be TO.
fronsiblr for the revival ~ a nnc old
cuHtom-thut %. receiving on Now
Years day a great deal o. interest
centcra about The now occupants OF the
Albany capitol. and their every move
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the MEN WHOM
WOMEN ADMIRE

Many people hive n, an,
IT n o NJ s"''c tag question as 10 , ,rs
- . ABOUT a moA that M, w, ~ VIVA
S no.nAn admiration. of,s, Inv, n'uNs
u''peh'ng into love. towo,, " ,,"at
, ,ne query has ever remain, Nun bu
''"o'S TO do. inaoluilc, for ya.- .. II o.
n'h-pfobably mora so-1,o "D''''n' il@
S'elr various liics ,t1d dlsit,,' '' '', u
" WIN 'hem more lnstlBrtly, o''y
, s,,h,e women. ihoash no. c, ,', w.,
NcrF decided minurlt, o,,o,,. ,'s Va
JuuEe a mnn hy hlr 'cols .rs ~ .. SIX
"hat they call na,. ,..,,s van
fa,o az. .'oana' with d kind " cth.-es
tn,,n ~ Au"iiallka form and c.pn.
so. , but such women vho c too'''
10y, ,Ss p.au'y are moro often dees,, ''S' I,
wy. Nv lons run than Dire tls mon ,,s ,' y
~ ~ olpoAite side. do the enp,, ,ns A.
nnc looking. AdunIsllka- tliov ~ wy ai
Mayr' almost without ex,sptlon ~" w.
, mno,e bfainl arc lulo and iho's IVY N.Y.,
most women like ren.r,,,. 49,.
Nh" VIII spend their mon,., ,h,.i' -, -"
.n'ir powers " any kind In yr,,,,,'i,.
,'e various whlmH of th,ir f,r,,rt,,s
'''nus. but The gcnrfous man. thourb
:" ""y saih The favor N many Iadie,
W h's generosity. " not alwaya an I1c,i
today. '' "u' peiofs
IL has been wcil said tina, I, 4. r,,h.-
the wealth than the wealthy ,n.r ',ha,
o,hsI women love. and It Is "a be four.
W Una, most OF our lady frieAda must
come under this category. for We have
never yet come across the woman who
dih not wish she were rich" tut the
N"althy man IL poor creature TO love
" hin money ~ all that the woman
lovcH him for and they who taste Inc
iruit OF the apple trees by tho Dead
sea must expect TO flnd a taste OF ashes
about them.
intellectual mcn ever. moro or icss
win the admiration OF the fair sex. bu,
mat admiration very often does not
rinci. Into love, FOR. while the women
admire the knowledge ana cicycrncss ~
the intellectual man. they too often
hnd n large bump Of conccit carried
nbout by that gentleman. which makes
thcm feel 80 very Inferior. and every.
body knows that no woman ever ye,
thought herself Inferior to mere
man"
Athletic men. also. nrc not the m,n
who capture the female heart in any.
thing like the proportion that one would
Expect from hearing the words Of praise
which Emily beSloNs on Charley
when he wins the 100 yards" OF hits
The ball for home run" The mhn ~
his kind viii persist In talking abou,
record times" "rccdrd hits" and such
Ike things. And. after ali. girls never
It'd take TO sports naturally and never
viii. See how many ladies' there would
30 nj u football game II rule were
made forblddlng any now dresses OF
iatH.
No; all these various types Of men
nay ind their few admirers here and
here. but the mass of women viii want
better 10 admire 10 become
lovers" And tho kind Of men they are
boxing out for II one that viii always
e In great demand and always sure Of
Winning women'A admiration ana love.
Whatever else he may be. or whatever
ther qualities he may have. all true
'omen are ever In love with gentle.
ran.
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viii DO duly chronlcled b. the para.
rraphora.
The wife Of the governor OF the EN-.
me state you know. h considered In
TANK nN The second lady OF the land. O.
we arc quite proud of our San Juan
hero
Talking " politics determines me 10
lri lon Of On experience. We women
are seldom familiar with political party
pflneiples hut base candidate prrfer-
rncrH on purely personal grounds. 1
concluded after The November election
ms vas uotl0gleai reasoning Tor an al.
lfHcd new woman such ~ 1. Clubs 1
hnd rschrwfd heretofore. According 10
ihe inspiration acted
Joined Political study club. whore
parliamentary law was taught. al.
ienued three lnoetlnrr
Meeting No, i.--uIrytle rldine In The
abstract WIS discussed.
Affecting ~. --i'nil bearing pedals
ana endless chains were analyzed.
W .i'ns No a,~llluomors Nerr dis
nfcted,
NY ambition 10 master the cccontricl.
ilel ~ political economy ana IN achieve
in distinction W plrliamentarlan Is
n'1N' fn'lsd go appreciate the connec-
li'h .riwnua ballot flu,nng. Jonorso.
man pomlrrpeN iha expansion theory
INA plcy'I'1T Sow Two iern dtouped
nom th' rolls. am r1 l0ugor momher.
n,l "''"ese er'i'rIsei the dn.ngs NJ the
Renor,eis arc excluded from those
m,,Iust RHhi w' fat tt,Is ,,,,
vision Tho FUNNY meu 90 Co., loc1l
itnn would wear tamords n thcy ,y.,,
oapc admitted 10 "A e.ssfon MIS-. ia.
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ABOUT CLOVES.

III nuyins glovcs there nre moro i'm
po''aht considerations thnn tbcir coi,r
ana 'he number or the buttona pin,t,
sioNea are generally less elastic mo-,
Nn''c or eo'orcd ones. ana ohcap gradca
arc dear at any price. Dressed Ma
usually retains its frcahncsa Longer ana
" more durable than suede. Tho bost
ana most acrviccabie kid IL soft v,oia.
ing ana elastic. \ glove 20 small thai
cramps the hand and prevents Rraco
OF motion Elves poor service. short
hnSered gloves Al. ugly and certain 10
ureak soon between the fingers. IL no, At
n ,lns' The way In whlclf Il glove Is
nt-' drawn on and shaped to the hand
and durability.
Unless You have ample time do no,
n',Ne thein lifted at the shops, but at
.s'su,p uraw them on as here recon.
l,."'u' ana. " possible. wear thcm
nnt an hour without closing tho I'm.
gers In buttoning glove the great.
est strain comes upon Tho ma, h,,,",
=" before attempting 20 faftcn this but.
ton the offices. commencing with m,
second one. lastly the first.
Never button ono glove with Tho Nm.
gers ~ gloycd hand. DO not begin Al
aho UPS OF the fingers TO pull them on.
Iurn back the wrists and draw them
on inside out. but on no CONFEDERATION
leave thcm In this shape or roll thcm,
iurn them right side out. smooth
lcngthwise and put away By them.
selves with a strip Of canton flannel
under and between them.
10 mend tear. huttonhoio stitch
closely around the odgon once or twice
aH the size OF the rent may require ana
men Join the edges together. Save the |
buttons from discarded Elovca 10 ~.
place lost ones. They often match per.
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say. with your kind attention viii
Z give you mn Initiate ~ a morning with
the women OF a Knlckerbocker political
study club"
"iluah' re stilli Here comes tho
PRECEDENT"
clquos VI dineren; opinion drew their
chairs closer FOR conference Thoy were
lHmillaf with the days tonic and had
come cnp.a-plo to argue. a few wills.
rcrtd ndmouiiiong b. leaders OF the sew
eral factions. while Madam President
adjusted her bonnet strings. pulled down
hnf Ncii and smonthsd nut the rlpplos
Of Der skirt, and an Nna In readiness.
what's the special order " the dayg''
queHod the chair
The question tn wear or not 10 wanr
lo1gyrf,' in fcvcrlsh haste replied the
bicycle enthusiast.
who'll make the motlong"
The woman Of dignity and dress re-
form IDEAS arose instantly. Il move
tHai THIS class approve the convenient
1ni comfortable drcFs adopted by tho
Women nIcycliHta and dlaapnfove the
structures recently made In Chlcngo."
u second the motlon" exclaimed the
fsir hlrycliet.
Any rcmarhsr suggested tho chair.
~ dn not understand what the term
'rirleiurrH implies I cali Tor lnformn.
ton ON the subject" came from the wo.
man With well mudulatcd voice.
Really do not myself fully cnmpre.
honi the objections n the aidcrmnuic
sol1ns ri the great Chicago" explained
the dlFnliird woman. hut nj one of
thcir meetings q bin was Introduced de.
clnf'nF u q mlhdemthuur for a woman
u appear upon the streets In bloomer
costume until uflrr dark. a woman
this law was subisct TO arrost
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q year, have been drawn regularly ever
since they were granted. The church
authorities have been asked for An cNr
PLANTATION and for proofs that the nuns
arr atlll alive, falling which The iatler
VIII he scheduled as dead.
Mrs Lillian nussell'a reiusn, 20 s'ug
at tho doll show ri tie Professional WN-
mans league. ia\she Wnldorf-AStorl's
hctel. New York. Wan nald oNhavs been
due 20 the fact that some writer ABOUT
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Course OF an investigation OF its nc.
counts 20 determine where new ccono-
mles might be introduced. II see,ns I'M,
IT, ~, annulllea were granted to a mum
~, W nuns, INV youngtst OF Nyhom wIia
Mn W. ',le ~ years of Rge tina the
nv, 100 20 Nolwiiiiiandlng tho iact that
", So pi ,hs ananltnnts would. now
th"s Se uetWsen Is anu lss gears nohe OF
s n,' nas apnarenfly He'd, FOR tht pen
''o"S' amounting IN al to 10000 pesctas
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dot, elbows referred 10 tho 'alr lhi,hn
as a ''war relic" IN a way 10 Suse''' ''''
ana ,yas no longer YOUNG, 80,
,rhc lady membeIa % the wen NnoM"
Kearlrk Family In birninsnap, Ens
land. are more than locally famous !p'
The share they take IN munlclpal worA'
The preUnt lady mnyoress' MIS-, ',
Deaic. a the third Slater whose nusuanu
has oecuplsd the clv!l chair OF ii''.'"s
ham Nm
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pral nome of the splnster. Ily was r..
onVed hy landlady Of age ana ag.
1870 s,a,.,,. refinement of whom nv asked.
., vuinb p.iore hvr Ia SONY awe.
, W".n" J.. he possible Tor me to secure
~. ,'' ,l,, IN youf house, Mrs, Bronsong"
iu' ihgy' drawing henelt W oven hleh.
W., 'ehllou m haughly rcproor Miss
~. Mlss-from Shoice,P Y ~
np spanish Novernmen, has iust
"'HU' some dueeiN discoveries in ths
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ha<x..; ne4
New York.

. Nlnons The mysterious customs OF the
"uluA y the dread which the married
n,ah mas or his mother-ln-iaw. lie IA
sttnid 10 meet her ana always holds M
n's shield 10 screen him from her glance
"heh he passes her dwelling.
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------l-.-l $50
pDOFfEa SAVINGS nAsew
oses6eassi Sssck. Ssstiie. WasS
y.e.1 grh ursS ASD aAu5 49,.
!ssa LssrE - ;sseead viss rrsssd.s.
&491k 4 E3o0 .~A1eeok10t ConAtoe
0E2B16o 0chW100coex, JOHN Coa1f0A
-
Trsnracss q ssyfngs baak hunnen m.
c'nSssssax; . ,...,v.s srar~~
:. Ser: 600 1000 p ,s ga; = e s:cs
dsRzisa $1,000 -. ~
November. Toans mad~ On resi s<s.ta - e
nExTTN aoaToN . CO. 1zNrrr1
-
nena0sr ..............N. IL LAumsf
0ght sxchengs "a teisxIAphic tS1no
Francisco. Portland and various points u
Oregon ana 6uuAn Columbia
a6.s sasssnefs - :. IN
- 80 .,s.-
esavsd 6. seDosls Ter ..fs hsso.aE
r~rcT ~,.-,Cv.y
1dG FInSl AtxJSAA BANK OF
ralo,up cAp'sss '''''.'......'..ts1.N
Msuvac> NeN,cReu pr..,s.c.
81 Hcfsrnw -.. vira prsstssr,
f>1o% Turner - .. Cao1,tns
csnsraI nsnkin1 husin:1 fran..ctsd
So, ara fsieSra nnic eIchanrs rar.a,o
go. IRA Eurone Sso
1~ffese AZ cre3ff fuynIsh>A A Al..r.
nsxShIe AZ Az tra1imS pose az the n =
Ns Az - l.
z !. %.
rr.u pr-r.rr aoryNsn N.r,o~,
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Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelAgencev,
PORT TOWNSEND, April sl-The
branch photographic. office here will fur
nish ON application. free Of charge. full In
formation regarding the following notices
60 mariners:
Alaska. killisnoo 10 Dyea and vicinity.
general information.
Chffy island. alteration in fog signals.
Australia Port Phillip. Geeiong harh0F.
decreased depth In channels.
Baltic sea. Denmark, Giedser point light
vessel and light house, alteration In no
signals.
British Columbia tombstone strait. Rip.
pie shoal DANGEROUS sunkeu rock.
Channel islands. Jersey. 1t. HeNers.
amendment to Hat OF lights. part III. 1871.
China sea, Hongkong. alterations II
storm signals.
Denmark, the sound. Lappegrund light
vessel, period of light.
meni 81 light on ST. Mary's leland ana
siisrontinuance of Tynemouth light house.
Florida. Pensacola bay. wreck In Fast
bay.
Maine. Sheepscot river. new buoys.
New Zealand North island. west coast.
head.
Rhode Island Block island sound. bso9
marking wreck off Point Judith
iteration i'm light Of Toward gas buoy au4
in Gantock beacon lights.
South Carolina. Charleston harbof -
trance Swash channel, Increased depfn- -
South Pacific Ocean. particulars s.
tain hanks. z<&
sweden, Gulf of Bcthnia, beacono -
bucys for surveying purposes.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer progrcsso sailed for Han
francisco yesterday with heavy coal caT.
go.
Steamer Rapid Transit left yesterday for
Marrowstoue point with another heavy car
go OF gun carriages.
Schooner Boring Sea will haul into II
berth OCCUPIED by the Guardian today an
begin loading for kotzebue sound.
Steamer Brixham win begin taking ri
cargo for Hooper bay today. Her uppee
works are receiving a coat OF paint
Pacific Coast Steamship CompNny'a
STEAMSHIPS Waiia Walla sailed Yesterday
morning for San Francisco with num0sS
Of passengers
Schooner Bianrhe has been towed into
port from DungeHess where she was ~
gently launched. The contract for rigging
her VIII be let today.
John F. Fay's new schooner. the fA9xle
q Soreueon r. ready 10 begin taking car.
go for Kotzebne sound. She Win ieaye dur
ing the first week OF May.
Steamer Gen Pingree will he launched By
the Boston & Alaskan Trausportnf30n
Company early next week. She VIII -
flowed to Hooper bay by the steel stsAmeT
Brixhan,
The work q. fitting up the bark Haydn
Brown for her Kofxebur sound trip In pro-
crossing rapidiy. She ss receiving q ncW
coat ~ paint and the work Of building NJ
stafsrooyyas between decks will 30 cOU3s
Ynarped Ia n few DAYS.
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to post-Intclligcncef.
TATpOSH April al u. n.--Barometer
Saes: parity cloudy: wiad south. EIGHT
miles. Passed in last night. steamer UWa~
tilia. $50 n. na. bark London Hin in too
of Wande-er, s:4s u. m.: schooner Corona,
p. M: schooner Endeavorcr In tow At
New England sic a m: u. =. lighthouse
teader Manganita. a.ab a. m: . schoousr,
il:fo a. m. Passed oat. a ship In tow ct
steamer sad Matso. y. IN. Outside. hound
In. a ship, a bark In tow OF Tyee. and Q
schooner: in the straits. bound up. I've
schooners.
CLAIt4AM BAY April A.--Ciear. calm.
PORT ANGELES April 3A--Baromete9.
saas: clear. calm. Wanderer and MAn10p
nita in the bay.
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yAIENTISFs-The funeral Of DIT. John
Valentine will take place today 1t n q.
m, from Batserw0rtn's chapel.
gATES-In seatsse. at the family resi-
dsnce, ecrner Twelfth avenue and MGR.
Ger street. Sunday. April ~. 11A. o1D0un
81. Vincent Wesdala Bates. son AZ Ug.
aud Mrs. Joseph Bates. OF p0euUo01o,
aged { months.
SASDER8-The funeral services OF Harry
Buttsgyegsbs chapek
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sTRa GARLAND AND EvANoEI.

Seattle and Townsend Neah BAY Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Gun-
DAYS, Tuesdays and Thursdays at u.Se
5. N. for Port Townsend. Port williams
Ge,iysburg, Pysht Ciallam Bay and Neah
BAY: returning. arrives at Seattle D. "a.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
Yesler dock 10. Port Townsend. Port An.
seles and Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays a, $50 p. NJ: arrives Seattle
Alternate days at s:O p. "a. Tel Main co
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s1oA AZ these prices on klonsfska ha-t
safei sNte wall tents, f5Sa. cag Sie,sz
!e. Ntnchestr. repeating rifles 81 "a
sNoo%rf Mann douhle-his axes Ss<. s{r,gss.-
~, "a; DisStcn s~foot whtpxaws 81 "a.
nssfnan saws 81 ~; miners lamps 80
Isssh b manila rope b.. spring posuf
snosess. ~, picks. s5r. tAia other artf~
les ~ ststst prices. We have 20 big zen.
~ ssY AID although yea have 10 nav
st.set rar fsfe 20 come ard see ,ls. Vol,
81 save y yer cent. Martins. xess First
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

SEATTLE. Everett & Wha.com Route.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday n 10 r. m
SEATTLE. Everett and La Conner Route
steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daiIv
excep, Saturday. a. 10 p IN. calling at Ev-
srett going north Monday. Wednesday and
Friday; going south TUESDAY. Thursday
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main. 21- Yeser docx.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April sl--Sailcd--Str
Mackinaw. Tacoma, str Empire, Coos
rtvcd-fiumbeldt. Seattle: Orixaba. DycA.
Spoken British bark Aldersfove. for
Port Townsend. - days out, on March -
IN latitude l deg. 30 min. north. .onettud@
lis deg. west.
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AND TACOMA

wHATcoN. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacorte..
Eairhaven or Whatcom- Leaves CONNER.
c.aI dock Tacoma. .. m: City dock
foot OF Main streeo. Seattle. D. m. Tues.
Thurs and Sat Returning, leaves What.
cor D. IN: FaiFhaven. sis .. M. and
Anacortes 10 .. m. Sun. wednes ana
IN Farex-Seattie ST. or $50 round trip:
Tacoma sl25. or 81 round trip.
" Fl ELIZA
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Steamer City OF
Champaign-Weekly Time Card.
Leaves Seattle April IS at a. M. April
q at n. m: April % at ID a. M: leaves
Mt. Vernon April 20 at L noon. April % at
1 D. M April "a at 2 D. IN. calling al T,t-
iaiIp. Stanwood. Fir Skaxft City. Mt Yer
non and Avon. For passenger and freight
rates apply at CITY Dock. Fl. III. McDon-
aid, Master. w. p. Gilkeson. Manager.
Telephone Main 81.
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WEta-In Seattle. Sunday. April "A. L.,
In SIR. ana Mrs. J. D. Weir, u daughter.
wEgER--In Seattle. TharEday. April a.
isss. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber, .
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remained uneaIIea
Tor al the general delivery IL The Seattle
postofEce for the week ending Saturday.
ArrH = ssaS.
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LARGE.
Hudson Medical Institute,
Stecktoa, Market ard Ellb Sts,.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

.UTEAME1A
SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDNONDs
HOUT2
Time Card-Leayes Seattle Z q. m. II
m. and p. m. Leaves Everett S:lS q. m.
a:1o .. n. and 7aS = -
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connectious-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma At Everett with the
steamer Aika1o for 6nohomish. and with
the Everett & Monte Cristo railway Tor
Monte Cristo and way statiooA
Colman Dock. Seattle. Merchants Dock.
Everett Teaepn"pe. seattle Red 80: Nv.
erott .. p. 3. SCOTT.
Manager.
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