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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

Mrs. Edward Copas and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kate Gage, OF O wosso, are out
on bail on charge of having stolen
goods in their possession. The stuff
was stolen from the Owosso casket
works. The womer implicate Frank
Wilcox, who lost his life in the casket
works tire last December
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05
STATE NEWS. u

Grand Haven, Aug. Frank Lacy,
a one legged tramp, has been held here
on suspicion Of being the murderer Of
Policeman Toohey, of London, Ont.
Canadian officers were here Saturday.
While Lacy bore a strong resemblance
to the murderer the officers failed to
identify him and ne was released.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

Mrs. Thomas Walker, widow of the
man WHO was killed in row at Hoff.
mans road house, near Port Huron,
has sued Henry Fenner, who it is
alleged, sold liquor to her husband on
the day he was Killed, for $1,000
damages.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

If the care of the r were made part
OF lady education, we should not see
- many gray heads, and the use OF Halls
tar Renewer void be unnecessary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

You will not know how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla will DO until you try
IT, Buy bottle today and begin to take
IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05
BlSMARK DEAD,

10 IIOI O.4tIIN54IOI 7 dosoo n 10y t14CNIJ
Saturday Night. All Germany
Mourning
Otto Won Blsmark stands forth in his
tory one of the greatest characters OF
modern times. No other man has had
so much influence upon the trend OF
nations as he. To him and his il
huence and as monument 10 his far
sighted diplomacy and craftsmanship.
stands the mighty German empire.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

Hoods Hills cure all liver ills. Easy
70 take, easy 10 operate; reliable, sure
2Jc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05
THE ISLAND OF PORTO RICO.
THE MELTING LONELINESS OF ITS
TROPICAL LANDSCAPE.

Hhirt sen Hundred Streams, Wealth of
Vegetation, Highly Cultivaole Soil
and Vast Deposits OF Mlneral-Few
Reptiles. but Many Insects.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05

Not only All the NEWS. conciseiy
aud decently told. but there Is more in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
SUDDEN DEATH.
r. :. Glover, of West Sumner, Found
Dead in Bed in Ellsworth.

r. :. Glover, of West Sumner, Found
Dead in Bed in Ellsworth.
+. ). Glover, of West Sumner, who has
been in Ellsworth the past two mont hs
canvassing for an automatic washing ma
chine, was found dead in bed Saturday
morning at the home of Mrs. J. G. Remiclx,
on Hancock street, where he boarded.
Mr.. Glover appeared IL his usual good
health the evening befort his death. de
retired quite late. In the morning when
Mrs. Remick went to cali him, he made
no response, and investigation revealed
the fact that he WAS dead Death had
been Instantaneous. apparently, a- there
We're no evidences of suffering on the face
of decreased.
Mr. trover was thirty-two years of age.
He 4esVes Il wife and Two children, VINO
le IiN't at Or, sent in Auburn, He was
related h., marrH1e to Rev. C.. Z. Mood
cock. OF this city.
Mr. Wooacpck accompanied the re-
mains 10 West S4mner Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, April :, at Congregational
ry-Entertainment by young people.
Admission 10 cents.
Wednesday, April 6, at Methodist
vestry, from 5 80 to 6.30-Supper by Ep-
worth league; Is cents.
Monday, April II, at Hancock hall
Annual concert and ball of City hose
company.
Tuesday, April y, at Hancock hall
Speciality company i'll "Cake Walk, and
negro dancing. Tickets, 10, 25 and So
cents. On sale at Wiggin's.
Lecture course at Congregational church
April y, Venice" Prof Rogers, of the
University of Maine. This lecture will be
illustrated May II, "rhe Laureate of an
Empire Rudyard Kipling), Prof. Emery,
of Bowdoin. The lectures viii begin
promptly at s, and will be given in
the church. The admission to single
lecture will be 90 cents; course tickets,
80 cents.
Tuesday and Wednesday, May and 4
Annual fair of Kings Daughters society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
COMPETITIVE DECLAMArIONs.
The Senior Glass of the Ellsworth
High School,

Twelve members of the senior class of
the Ellsworth high school met in com
petitive decamations at Hancock hall
Tuesday evening. There was large
audience.
The judges in the contest were Judge A.
p. Wiswell, Rev. /. II. w. Wharf, and
Prof. Henry c. Emery. Miss Ray n.
Whiting received first award and Martin
j. Thorsen, second. The parts were inter
spersed with musical selections, the
whole forming II pleasing programme to
which the competition gave added inter-
est Miss y. NJ. button, Mrs. A. p. Nc
Farland and Miss Grace Lord were the
accompanies. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Haydn symphony first part),
Mrs IIathcway, Mrs y Peters, jr
Light on Deadman'- Bar. Rexford
Ethel NJ knowlton.
"King Canute". e".......................T .Thackcray
Winnie Davis.
independence Day. Butterworth
Bertha l. Giles.
Song,"The Star Spangled Banner"
Mrs II Drummey
"The Pilots Story. y"...................... Howell
Ethel Jellison.
1.-THE Lightning Rod Dispenser. Carleton
Henry II Higgins
1.-THE Little Martyr of smyrna" .Shurtleff
May Bonsey
Song,"Cavalry" .................Mrs J Walsh
Trio in the Mountains of Russia
Mrs IIatheway, Misses Hagerthy and Lord
"The Dawn of Patrick Henry's Genius. Anon
Louis ID Cook.
"Francesco's Angel". el".......................
Nellie Drummey
"A Girl liero1ne' ...Anon
Hattie Bowden.
Clarinet solo, Carrie Polka"
Herbert f Monag ghan
"noratius at the Bridge, e',..............M .Macaulay
Martin J Tborsen.
Ray hitting,
"Her Last Moment. ................ Craven
Ene Davis
Music, Misses Frazier. Lord, and Mes-r7
Davis, Collins
Song,"rhe Lost Chord. Miss Mae Il Friend
Song" columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"
Mrs L J Walsh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
The Granite state Fire.

From The Indicator, Detroit, Mich, Febru
arg /, 1898.
For the thirteenth consecutive year the Gran
ite State Fire Insurance Company of Ports
mouth. \. H, presents its financial statement,
and like its predecessors the last one shows
marked progress. In the matter of assets there
was an increase of nearly $4,000, bringing the
total up to Sis5, 7S7, all well invested in good Sc
curitles, easily convertible into cash After
adding SlS,70S to the Reinsurance reserve and
sll ,s52 for all other liabilities there remains
handsome net surplus of $50, 245 This is an
increase of SIS, ,696 for n year. The net pre-
mums We're substantially the same as 1896, but
there was a material reduction in the loss ratio
and this accounts largely for the gains in re
sources. 4 year ago we said that the year 1896
was one of the best the company had ever eX-
perienced, but we can better that statement now
by saying that 1897 was the best since its organ
ization, The business of the Granite State Is
confined to New England and the states of
Pennsylvania and Michigan. and great care and
conservatism are exercised in its underwriting.
Hence its success. The officers of this staunch
company are Hon. Frank Jones, President; ;
Hon. John W. Sanborn, yice-president; A. f
Howard secretary; j. V. Hanscom, treasurer,
and j. W. Emery, assistant secretary. George
H Grant is agent for this weil-kuown com.
pany.-Adut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
UNION RIVER DREDGING.
Stated that Work Will Surely begin
In May, War or No War.

IL May, War or No War.
When in Portland last week as dele
gates to the meeting of the State board of
trade, B. T. Sowle and Frank S. Lord
called at the office of the Eastern Dredg-
ing Co., which has the contract to dredge
Union river.
Representatives of the company said
they were all ready to begin work. The
contract was signed, and called for the
beginning of work by May 10. They
would be on the work as near the first of
May as possible. The war scare, it was
stated, would not interfere with this
work.
They expected to begin work near
Tinkers wharf, just above the narrows,
and work up river as far he appropri-
alton, $4,000, would ALLOW them to go.
They would dredge a channel 150 feet
wide, and with SIX feet OF Water at low
tide.
The company had found it necessary to
build new scows for this work, but every
thing was now i'll readiness to go on the
work.
Messrs. Sowle and Lord had the pleas
ure of looking at the signed contract, as
ocular evidence of the truth of these
statements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06

For other local news see pages 4, 3 and s.
Miss Ethel NJ. Giles is teaching school
in the Dolardtown district.
L. F. Giles moves into the Fiske house
on Hancock street this week.
Prof. Fl. c. Emery, of Bowdoin, is
spending few days at his home in this
city.
B. F. Joy has returned from a visit Of
several weeks in Portland and West
brook.
All the graded schools commence next
Monday, and schools Nos. IL and II a
week later.
There will be regular meeting OF the
board Of trade in Manning hall Monday
evening at 7.30.
Presiding Elder II. w. Norton paid his
last official visit to the Methodist church
in this city Sunday evening.
Mrs. e. A. Staples, OF Portland, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Echenagucia, for few weeks.
Dr. A. c. Hagerthy has moved his office
from rooms over G.. A. Parcher's store to
rooms over the store of c. l.. Morang.
Mrs. James f. Davis and Miss Sylvia
Davis, ho spent the greater part Of the
winter in Massac chusetts, have returned
home.
The Ellsworth shoe hands who went to
Gardiner to work, returned Monday,
owing to strike i'll the lasting room
there.
Last Thursday Superintendent of
Schools Wharf examined twelve appli-
cants for certificates to teach in the city
schools.
Ira II. joy, OF the Bangor Ne,cs job
printing office, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. JOY mastered the printers trade in
TIE AMERICAN office.
A bill granting pension OF S12 a month
to Mrs. Janes {. Chilcott, of this
city, has passed he House and Senate,
and awaits he Presidents signature.
The Onasouson club requests THE
AMERICAN to say that several dishes from
the fair which have not been called for
may be found ut the store of f. \.
Coomhs.
Miss Mabel Monaghan is to sing at on
Easter concert and ball given by the
knights of Columbus at Oldtown on
Monday evening, April II. She sings at
Bangor April 20.
The case of Sanborn vs.. the city of Els
( worth, an action to recover on one of the
Gerry police orders, is assigned for trial
in the supreme court of Penobseot county
on Thursday, April u.
The city library has received recent
donations for its benefit to the amount of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs THIS WEEK.

Geo H Grant-Vessels wanted.
Rockland, Bluehill h Ellsworth Steamboat
Co-Change in time.
Petitions for change in location-Washingto
county railroad.
Osgood-Donum. season '9S.
Robert b Holmes-Furniture.
= II Stratton-IIardware store.
o Burnham-Clearance sale of boots and
shoes.
T. Walsh-Shoe store.
Gienrose Soap Laundry and toilet soaps.
c l. Moran DrN Goods.
j A Cunningham tonfcetioner.
: Lord = Carriages for sale.
Morrisou Joy n Co -Eicycle=.
Hancock hall champion Cake Walkers.
STONINGToN. ME.
} c Harman-taf and bakery for rent.
ORLANp
Nathaniel Mink-Sotice of foreclosure.
PoRTLAND,
Eastman Bros. 4 Bancroft.
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MARINE. NEWS.

sehr John +. Miller, from Redondo for
Hoquaim- Sailed Nov. IL from .Hoquiam
scAr Daun'le@s schr q. 4. Thayer. for
San Francisco From Alb rdeen-Schr
Salvador, schr Laura Madison and schr
Neptune, FOR san Francisco: schr Fannie
Adele. Tor Mexico. and schr . NJ Kellogg.
fer san Pedro From CosmopOlis-Schr
Martha Tuft, for Mexico. Sailed Nov. u
Str &ewburg. Cosu8poiis for San Fran
c-sro. @-nr Ruby Cousins. Aberdeen for
san Francisco. bktn Cleaner and bktn
Gardiner City. from Hoqaiam for San
Francis
SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. u-Arrive,I-
s1r National city. CTays Harbor. str
Mack!naw. Tacoma: Htr Empire. Coos
BAY Sailed str cleveland. Seattle; schr
d. ~ Merchant Gray4 fartof
PORT row NGEND. Nov. 13.-Sailed--
BktG iSAeki'ai. for Honolulu
EUREKA. Nov. 2-ATrtTed- AL
lance. from Coos hay
Uar. from Sau Francisco. SaiIed-Schr
Sacramento. s0r san Francisco
tAEI.AO. Nov. lf~-ATrive1--cnll bk AT
cat from. port Blakvley
SAN PEDRO Nov. 10-Arrived-schr
Peerless. from Tacoma.
CoQCIl.LE RIVER. Nov. 10 ga led
Srfr barbara Hfrrster. FOR san Francisco.
TACOMA Nov lZ.-Sa3led~Br sh Alta
lan;a for Cape Town
CLAIJ.AM snAY. New. h-Fa port-Br
81 Euterpe, from Port Hlakeley for Ade-
soUTH pEasp. New n-saile,'- Bktn
Cafhertre. saa3af4. for san Francisco. Ar
rived \ hr North Bend. from San Fran
e.gro-
SAN PEDRO. Nov. i2.-sailed-sehr w.
Bartlett. fer Tacoma.
PORT Tow Nj End. Noy 1s.-~Pases<f-
ser cs.v II seattle from Dyes. for Seattle
GRAY2 fAhIiofs. NOV. I1~~Sailsd-str
\ burg, hktn tsar3fner a8tv ard Cleaner
ara achr Ruby A. Cousins for san Fran
Cisco
IS ELLINGTON. X r.. Nov. i4-Salled
1r AGg Mlomsra. Tor VANCOUVER.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Observation-Disclosures.
NEAH BAY. Nov. IA p. m.--Barome-
ter. go cloudy. wind east two mica.
Inward. steamer. at 5 "a. m; tug Rabboni.
in the bay.
CLALf.AM BAY. Nov iii p. M Part
~ cloudy. light cast Wind. Ship Euterps
in the bay.
PiSIIT. Nov. III y. m.--t1oudy; calm.
PORT tkfsSg ENT. Nov. Ia, p. M
Barometer. 2.tA. clear. wind east, three
miles
PORT ANGELES. Nov li--i .. M
Clear. cool. Tug Boyien at the doca.
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STEAMkHA

PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Steamer State of Washington lea'a e
seattle from Yesler wharf daily except
Satirday at 10 D. m. for Everett. Ana
rrrtes fa!rhayen and Whatcom. connect
ing at Nhatcom for Vancouver and
blaine. -
Connections Seattle Flyer and ~ =
y u for Tacoma and way points: al Nv
rretr. +. 4 NJ G. K X: at Anacortes, >
\ r. n. At Whatcom. b. II. x T. Z. Il.
X ana steamer Lady OF the Lake al
Returning leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday at ) a. m , x.
y-ster vharf daily except Saturday at 10
y n for Edmonds. Everett, Whidoy Isl
and and La Conner. connecting al Ia toil .
n0r With stages from BAY view. " h.lhes
and Mount Vernon
Re.lrnIng leaves Ia Conner daiy .X-
mi Sur4av a. m. Telephone. Main BIZ
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,oR VANCOUVER VIA ANACoRTEs.

FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANACORTES.
WHATCOM AND BLAINE
Connecting at Vancouver vita steamers
for Nanaimo and NeY West
minister, p. G.
Tho Elegant Si1ewheel Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
AicWiliiams, Master.
W., 7oave Yesler wharf, Seattle. every
y, ~ 80 - "Wednesday and Friday at II 80
= ~ ~ for Anacortes. Fairhavcn. What
roul ~ and Vancouver. Passengers may go
on board AMI 'efePy f0 2asoa al S' p m
!r',sIiay. Thursday ana saturday. at Ii
-, steamer has superior passenger &C
az, .5a+{ous Table service unsurpassed.
~ frriert or passage apply on board
or al Yesler wharf
90 ~ vancouver LINE.
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STEAMER 4. Z. ROBINSON.

On Pert orchard and Port yyaabgn-.o-
route leaves cry Dock s.39 4 m raiii~s.
AZ south Beach. Bur hell. isr.ck Val
Bremegtor. L. 6 Navy Tara ir.9
Charleston. Tracy.0n. cA-c0. Si,verdsts
Leaves Port Orchard Navy station A.
=. n. arrives Seattle "A: . III y =. P.h-
insou. Master. I.4iiy HoRarciua n r..
Agerfz Telephone Man s7 -
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The Coinpapy's elegant steamships
Queen. Wal.a Waila and Umatiiia.
leave Seattle S q. IN. via PORT Tow ~
send and Victoria November ). II.
l.. u, y. ~. December ). II l.. =.
p, "a. January /. ana every hfta
day thereafter
Leave Sa0 Francisco for Seattle 10
a. IN. va Victoria ana Port Town
send. November ,. :. L. Il. - -.
December . :. II l.. -. =, January
/. ana every iifth day thereafter.
FOR ALASKA.
The elegant steamships Cottage
City. City OF Topeka and Al-Ki leave
Seattle 9 - 1T. via Port Townsend,
November /. s. H. u. u. q. Deem
Der ]. 6. II. Is q. q. 81 January 5.
and every fifth day there4 fter.
For further Information obtain
folder.
The Company reserves the right 10
change without previous notice
; steamers. sailing dates ana hours OF
sailing.
]. r. TROWBRiDGE.
Puget Sound Supt.. ocean Dock.
SEATTLE
City Ticket Agent. els First ave
nue.. Seattle.
Goo-iaI. Perkins & Co. Gen. Agts..
Sar Francisco.
!.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

e......r cltv Of Kingston between Ia
- Mash. and Eictoria. T. G.
t1'.ti' - = SEATTLE y Ar 1:45pm
y .S.s...'. !. = II Townsend = A. % iasn
tam - IA. Victoria NJ Lv! steam
",tt.S,.ic except Saturday
I544'S .-.,rs+r furnishes first class ac-
rms 7s..1rs carrying both freight and
CONT. - ara leaves from tester wharf.
pas, "a ~ victoria a ~ ,. IN. ana for
T3s"il@ for Victoria can occupy
aE-'' M until ! Il m
For E%l'-' r. r. POPE.
Agent. Yesler wharf. Seattle.
/ ee.-Sr,i Agent. y. p. Ry., SEATTLE
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iHF- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEA TILE ~
DEXTER HORTON & co RANrrr,
Incorporated 1887.

Surplus .......... ......... 's,S ,'uns
xtes'1 seH ,.;;....-.-'' "A. A. Denny
Manager ...-..........N. II. Tatirrer
Sight exchange and telegraphis r.
f f on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Oregon and British Columbia ~
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe aVsn-
Collections made at all point. on favor-
able terms. ~'ot-
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables -
ceived on deposit for safekeeping.
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TiODD CANAL ROUTE.
CITE AMER DELTA.

f.,r,,.in, L :. mail leave Galbralth dock
-, ~ Washington street. Tuesday =
ThIrsaays. and Saturdays, At o'clock a,
m. for klngstoa, Port Gamble. Se@oeck
i{o.,+f.g[rt ana Union City. Returns On
4''e' 11'e D. TROuTMAN. Master
Telcphone. Main go.
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BANKS.
PfQFLE"S SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRuSTEES~~-' S'''S
49, - PRESIDENT
Arthur 4. Denny Vice President
Is.n A-Tafy ...:.... Second Vice President
yaAsS n IL, hayden Manager. Cash'r. Sec'y
US =. iIserleaf Assistant Cashier
Slsmund Schwabache-. John Collins
4 < Neufelder. F. /. Blodgett.
dr.nSacfs a savings bank business ex.
Leposlts received from 81 10 slaoN
Interest allowed nor a1nur,' s.
Sent. on term deposits: per cent, on or
dividends declared last days OF Nav ana
->oteiho.F. leans made on real estate or
approved coliaterais only. NSA'e VI
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STEAMERS.

SEATTLE TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
ROUTE.
STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily a,
/ p. m
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Ioaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily er
cent Sundays at - m. Returning. ar
riyes Seattle p. m
Tsra between Seattle ana Tacoma N
cents Round trtp. - cents
Tel Main NJ CITY Dock Agent
CAPT. /. WILEY. Manager.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, SeatteTacoma route.
as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, May 3.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seat;le--s4 40, l;l5 a. m; 2:45. els
p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--7:3o a. m; IL m. p. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:31 a. m, 2.3o 80 .. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
ri0n street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
Washington
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Fastesf Time Surest Connee.
lions, Safest, Easiest Route.
Take OCean-GoIng
Steamships,

Having competent officers and
Pilots. when you 81 70 Alaska
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----~1T RIVER ROUTE Steamer CIV

n. 80 o,s's.gn Weekly Titns Carl
Ives Seattle Na<efn5e~ IS 80 Midnight
seen ser - AZ m3talgAt; Nov. rnksr T.
a. raIrrlert Leaves Ne1uf &"~-on NJ
- IS a.. = rs. &ogesaoer a. =. &
:, -, = .sserylt.er - 81 o. III. Calling al
rr;,s.sy sranwooa, Pr, Skagt C.ty. M5uat
Vernon ag1 Avon
F-s,r rs@~sgszer ard fretgag rates apply ~
s-t.-- ID TeRs2hane Maln - Y p
GGkesan. Marases. II h AeDoral4.
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r,r,t,-r TOWNSEND. A$ACORTES.
4FAiRuAEE% aad WtIATr,oM ROUTE.
steamer DISCOVERY
Leaves yesier doyk. SEATTLE, san Jay. Wei
-,[.rtav and FRIDAY. II p ~. Returning.
- Whatc1m Mo14sy Tagrxday and
Ss.,,rd4v al 5 y. n. Leaves Sea,tle for
'raro-na Tuesday. Wednesday ana Friday,
-. m running 70 Seattle sane day
] VI r. ATKINSON. Gen Mgr.
rs~9r,, - Y,lSs,o ulock. opposite p o.
Telephone Main iss
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Before buying tickets Tor AL
a.ka call at the company's Of
fees and ascertain the latest
reduced rates.
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t~,~f-Ie caves Seattle : a m. T.
Ita-e m Leaves Everett e.l5 A. m
.ia r. n. and 1-l5 2. N.
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DAILY BOATS To PORT TOW NSh.No
AND PORT ANG ELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Seattle ard Townsend Neah Pay route
steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CITY Dos x
Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays al u
midnight for Port Townsend. Port Viii
ANS Iun&eueSs Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysnt. CiaIlam BAY
ana %eah BAY: returning. arrives az Sc
aide g T. m. on opposite days. steamer
Garland leaves cry Dock fer Port Towns
end. f'ort Angeles and Victoria Tuesdays,
Thursday ard Saturdays at ~ midnight:
arrive Seattle alternate DAYS at % y. "a
Tel. Main ~. or Main SIS.
CAPT j, r. THOMPSON. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-15

Leaves City dock daily at 10 a m. exec u
sunday Tor Port Madison X .Dzstor. 49,
6samg..e. PORT Ludlow. and Pofl T'oNns..nsi
Returning. reacaap SeAttie 81 a m. AslIg
Teller hone. Mala n. Lily. Bogard4s 4. o.,
agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-15

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
iNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY i. PERLEY
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily n
400 n IN. tSundAys D % 3 M for PieaSa =,
Hsath West Blakeley). Bremerton. II (
nrvaock Charleston. sidney. Tracvton
chico and Siiverdaie. Returning l.avas
SlIyerdale a - a. m, arrives Seattle N
= m. Leaves Sidney Saturday nighfs !,
520 D. m. arrives Seattle 100 D. m. T.ls.
phone, Main 52e