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sports and Athletics.
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The best event At the Everett horse
races was tho truttlur match -
Thursday between Sheriff Van der
Vnnter'e gealcr and Hluy H,l0nd'a
Royal Iih. for 81 GOO bet Both ~
the owners drove their own horses.
KING county's genial sheriff came out
winner Meteor Freddie G ard Han
ger trofted three lively heats. Ram
ger won HIly Frazer. - Portland.
sheriff Of Multnonah county. owns
this horse. In ire ladies' running
race. billy Belond's 2. x. won nicely.
Il yas pretty event
The best boxing contest OF the sra-
son. IN fact probably the best Scat
tie has seen ~ % be given under The
auspices n the 4. \. G. IN the ncur
future. Nick Burnley n matched 70
g. nftccu rounds with Dan Godfrey.
NIcka previous record ana nis per-
farmauce this week have Won him e
warm place In the hearts ~ Seattle
sporting men. Godfrey Is a clean
hard fighter. whose ability in known
to all TIE contest will be pee drl
b. ELK and eight round goes between
the best available talent. II sill ne
clean and free from any objection
able feature, an honest sporting
event
The Y. NJ. &. 4. nre 20 have foot
hall tcnn In tho field after all Farm
ham. a last years Yale man. VIII
coach and play. Two Portland uni
versliy ana ono Muitnomnh man are
included In tho LIST ~ now talent.
Tho naa9elations line Wiz average
over $685. pounds In weight al ola
players. Darlington. an old fuiVor-
fitv Of Washington man, Will prob
ably make quarter back. The Var
atty boys will have n nght on their
hands for their laurels.
The University Of Washington arc
playing Port Townsend today at tho
Y. n. Q, 4. park. The Varsity have
q speedy toam on the RrIllt1n this
fall. Al are old players. They
should yin the championship - Ore
gon and Washington. Manager Bur
low has arranged the. following
schedule Of games. oct. II. Port
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Sunday Services.


Trinity Parish Church Corner II
Eighth avenue aud James street
Rev. H. n GnWrn rector Scr
Nicvs at so o.. m. II u. IN and 2 10
=. m Morning THE sunday school
and the church Evening "rhg
Daughters 90 the kiug."
Seattle TabernaeJe ,Bapusp Cor.
nor OF Baron avenue and Jefferson
street. near James street power
house. ltev :, ( Ohrum. pastor
Services AZ n a. m. ana S y. ia.
Haven 81 o. church#Gaauer 4
Howard and John streets Uet } NJ
benuiaun. rtalotm. Services at II
m. aud $50 y n.
First Presbyterian Church Cor
ucr ~ Fourth and Spring Rev 4.
1. liutchisnu, rastn7 Morn nag "The
Story II Achan EycmHH Third
OF series 90 HrrmaUn ON Religious
rypvn Among the Apostle Wil BE-
delivered Subject "a Faulty Dis
eiplc
Second Presbyterian Chureh--rors
nrr % fbini avenue n1rth au1 tiars
rinou street Rev " A. Major. ,ass
Tor. Preaching at n g. IN. aud y
M MnrnnE Cnmmuaian ar.,Ice.
Evening The Tongue
United Presbytarlan Church -Clr-
ner ~ styth and senccs street REV
Il l.. Lanuins. pastor. Services at
II a. m and j. IN. Morning THE
Lords PRAYER" helnF the second In a
series. Evening. Proper Amhis
ti1ns "
Westminster Presbyterian Crureh
broadway REV ~ " atIthsai-
pastor. Services At n a. n. and =
p. o. Morning The peW au thr
Fieeco Evening The CHRISTIAN
ciutrn."
English Lutheran Church af thr
Holy Trinity seventh avenue trd
linton street Rev. james = iratrr.
part1r Services at n q. m and s
, m.
Calvary Presbyterian church
rucnty-faurth avenue south ncas
kinE street. Rev. Donald Raas. pas
tor. Services at II a m. and g. ~.
Morning What % % Tor Jesus -
society q Universal Hsurl1n
Haus~ call. corner 81 Pike aud rifth
avenue. Rev Alfred " Martin.
pastor Evening service O'Clock.
Subject. what Makes Church =
Success
Madison Street NJ. =. Church
Corner u Madison aud Twenty ~ "a
avenue Rev A = Grrsr. pant1F.
Services at n a m. ard 80 q ~
Morning subject Soi announced
Evening "Womcn.H War Against
whisky
First baptist Church Fourth ave.
ME. near james street Louis 3
liowermsn. pastor. Preaching nsr-
vices at Il a. IN auf 50 m Morning.
spiritual uyApentics" Evening
The story ~ the Shepherd" spc.
etai music.
North Seattle Haptlst-carnrT Il
Third avenue and Cedar street Rev
/. ) sawyer. pastor. Services AZ II
\ m and - .. m
African II. r. Church -iss8 Four-
tenth avenue. Rev. G. g iiolfurt.
pastor. Services at II a. m and s
3 m.
FRS, II. =. church--cofnsr q
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Townsend az Seattle; oct Il. Fort
Flagier. ct Seattle. oct Is Port
Townsend ar Port Townsend. Nov
y Everett so Everett. Nuy II. Ever
EFT, az Seattle; Nov. u.s. Fort Flarlc-.
at Fort FlaElcr. Nov 30. Y. \. c..
at Semitic
Young aFnrrsha ls "a conner No
man BE- better 60 try an aepifHut out
than joe CROSS. He makes his op-
paurut hEHt FROM start ta uu.rh.
English. though "a raw boy. stood
np uuhIE tu J1ra ru-uca at the tx
hibliiou Wednesday rirlt. and dis
played excellent nerve and head
work
HIlly Beland promises 20 have some
fnc chickens ln the pit this winter
lie lost "a main I4at year to Mike
Burns. who ia breeding some excel
lent cocks now lie viii have go look
II his inurfiH. however. aa Billy viii
spare mo- expense ia having "a string
~ birds ou hand that viii die in tho
last ditch
Ilrty welsh Is ono Of the best
mon Of his weight uu tho coast. \ no
between him ana Re Coracy has been
talked Of Il wouI1 Doe a hot one.
Tho g. af ". Tennis club met laat
wsck and elected Ralph N Johnson
rr'aidant and Jack Hocy secretary
and treasurer. Tha courts are being
gotten Into shape
Indoor classes NJ tho s.. \. &. are
growing rapidly t'nd.r Prof Crane
the gymnasium work Is becoming
the strongest feature Of tha club
Tho Hawthorne club has done n
great deal t. encourage the manly
art In this city. The contests which
thcy have put on have been free
from any Objectionable features
Wednesday evenings was no ovccp-
ton 10 the rule. The first bout yvn4
tame but the second Wls winner.
and the event Of the evening WIS a
clean. honest boxing mitch To which
n exception could be tnkcn.
Arthur walker. Tho Australian.
challenges any man on the eaaat 10
meet him here at lbs pounds.
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ALL POW + II
rs II ...
The Human Mind.

The secret OF success N In the hui
man confidence ia aueceta
Prof johnson. who graduated with
heuorH from one Of the principal col
leEfs in the United States. says II the
mind is clear and active the system
is IN perfect health. our greatest
men ana women are fearless. daring
aud full Of confidence IN their nbIIl-
Is 10 fully carry out their plans.
This IL evidence that they are in the
osst 81 health. ltH your own fault
that you are not the same. PROF.
JphnHton studied f1r ten Ions yeg-a
70 disco something that would at
once enter The blood ami cause il IN
c#E ultfe 5a nature rrqulrea some
thing that would purify. enrich and
3H.rH srn1 .A- 1yEfam u rrIpe. AT
last he w1s sgccoaafu} and called his
tate dlFnovsry olcctroyone. which
loutl'n1 no drugs ~ ulrohot Eicr-
trazgns. natures remedy curcH
quickly as removing the cnura. It
quickly o1raa an stomach. kidney
ard bladder troubles, r0eumatlam.
assvOusuosB. catagrh and nil blood
fissl3sH. For female complaints Il
nus no equal. MARY doctors use ana
recommend electrazolc. Il Ia cur
ne tho"saads. II viii Gre y5n 90
and rot sample free at 1874 f-lrrt
avenue. Pr.ce only y a bottle. Gam
pc at 1874 s'irrt avenue.
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Th'rd avenue aud Marion Httfst
Rov u. NJ Randall f., pastor fer
vices At II u. m. aud .. IN siornIra.
Christ cur Foundation Evening
The Sin OF blNeH'
church OF hmm Hulltr conc ptI Ha
broadway ana Madison Row A.
sWcgre IN charge low msHH tt d m.
f.1o and so d. m. hrh mtHH ai ~ -
G. m. EVENING HeHteUa ct 40 o.. IA
church at our Lady ~ Hooi Ne Il
Rev Francis y i'ref1uttas. LsR
macs at $50 n high mas at 10 ia
a m Evening services AZ $50.
Sacred iieatt Church aeryle s
temporarily iold In brotherhood nlll
on Sixth avenue. near itJll trv r
= THROWN. UHHfaH. LOW HrHr and
morning sermon ~ q. IN uIsh
mass and sermon at 10 20 u EvoH-
ing services ut fao
81 Mmka Episcopal Churl h ilaf-
ward avenue. between feuaul HH1
Spring Services al % a. 10. ana s
4. 90 Uev. T. - f.iWt + rrrtHr
SO ming "The Story ~ the Chili'H
beautiful Life" Evening The nish-
~ meaHHHeH 20 til worlds great
bpnkr The creed ~ Shah atrrafe -
First chrutiau ehureH-Rev J. Y
smlth. pastor Tas church now
foliH union services with tho - T..
church at corner ~ ilur aal 1alrd
avenue Services a. 10 a m hui 8
= m. The subject for tHa eNeaus
service IL The Uata Ggi Makes u
Had Men
Third Cumberland Pfashyteran
TWr ufysseluni avenue near Etsf
cherry HeN 4 T. Thompson. pas
Tor, Services nj It a m AMI 5 81 IN.
Morning "Why ! Am Cumberland
itrFHftaflan ming What y
costs 10 be a Christian
So Clements Episcopal Church
Rev George EuEzelir. reetar Ser
Vices az Il a ~ and p 81
Battery street NJ T. Church Cor.
ner ~ Taird avenue and Battery
street rev n Il brown. pastor.
Services at ~ a. m. ana D.. ia.
" rninH Cast Thy iireat l'pan ih=
Water" Evening Hevu at service.
Tho REGULAR minister meeting vii
De- held Monday October ID at the
First Ctristian church.
A. Plymouth church tomorrow the
tblriieth anniversary ~ thu found fs
Of that aaelriY Ia this fItg aiH be
celebrated Hrt " ~ = Temple
today announces tie failaainr Ger
vice. Morning service. uirFasH
= NOR .sa. Special music uiii D.
renlrai Sunday afternoon "a 1th
Sunday hoods - the parish vtt
hold cxereltra. AEain az s.is I'M four
Euirhvef saelrt.ts ~ ihr eharta VIII
hold O iaiuf meeting The regular
evening se=tire vii D. - an hiE'nri
cal mature. ana the following former
pastors ~ thr church VIII deliver td-
dresses ilrv samuel Green an che
FOUNDING ~ tire Church. H I.
Hatfs II Forrest Grow. or on The
second Decade ~ tho chufrh'H liiHs
tory. Austin y uarwrii and Rev
a ] Hat'ey. ON The Closing Dee
s1e q the Churrf A reception via
br held IN ihe church p1fiara Mon.
day eveulnE Addresses uali be de-
livrred ani az the close shmenta
VII be served,
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MEETING OF
DEMOCRATS

The Democratic county central
committee meets next WeHInfHIay
The ear was Issued today Many
important matters viii come az. AMI
much VIII b. done So outline tho pol.
ley ~ the party IN She coming cant
naiEns
The matter ~ John Condan'a sue
ersH1r lie ere state central commit
tee viii come up. thnurh the ludorsrs
mrrt - the county committee would
% rpurFe. 30 much In any nap'TanrE
favor. Several candidate are In the
H4IH
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Parties 20 Times.

sTROUDsBURG. Pa. oct ia
After thirty years Of sadly .nhar-
nonious married life. in which tho
couple had separated at least twenty
times. Ars. Alice Brewer has been
granted divorce from her husband.
Isaac Brewer. formerly a well-to-do
farmer in Cherry valley.
Once Brewer deserted his wife Tor
making an unpaletablc custard pie.
another time. because he objected 90
her making trousers for other men.
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THE GRANT
Is LEAKING

Walter = Horner. sell known az
a Newspaper man in Seattle. is moss
In Honolulu on the transport Grant
lie enlisted in the Fourteenth rect
mrnt ~ regulars and sailed from
san Francisco on September q In
letter 70 his father. who res.dss
here. he states that the Grant leaked
badly On the trip across and that her
boilers we're IN bat shape. Il would
require OF least ter days stop At
Honolulu 60 overhaul her
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Frightened Many Women

CANDIES. Del. Oct. li-Robert
Morris, a colorei hoztlcr IN the SER
vice Of Or. +. ". Cooper. u Camden.
aroused the doctors ueighAurhuod
last night ny getting into the wrong
house.
Morris went 10 che rear door Of
Miss Annie GcddeE' home. and. dis
covering the door barred, proceeded
TO open IL. He also frightened the
women Of nsighb1riHE houses almost
into Mysteries before he could be
handed over 70 nffiears.
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SIN sllost Baby Dies.

NEW YORK. OF it-The unicsI
baby on revnrt-Unhy Play
inches IN heighth and weighing II
auncea. died IN ita Incubator cradle
At bellevue hnepitaI this morning
Thpugh seemingly Wcil. u feil asleep
and could not be Weakened
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Work Progressing.

NEW YORK oct II II = wood
ward. assistant commissioner Ern-
erai % the United States To the Psr.a
exposition II 1900. arrived from Eu-
ripe today lie brought enCauraK-
ing reports concerning the condition
II tho grounds and the United States
buildings At Paris.
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Jumped for Thar Lives.

PEKIN. ILL.,. oct. i4.-Fire destroy
ed the Woodland hotel this morning
at O'Clock. the flames originating
in the kitchen.
So quickly an the IRE spread thnt
many Of The guests wsre compelled
20 jump from tho building III their
night clothes.
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Filipino the poaseaien OF
harhors VIII be Impossible smooth
rcplenlHhnE
their munitions
beyond neither factories powder mills
and requirement their
should he
This orders brooklyn other
With
delay display.
order discourage demonstrations the fHnoa
by other added the
Philippines
fortneetons held be battered down re
81 adjacent fleet
Philippines
probably be taken ana held de-
achmen which
they might be landed
lively peven, ammunition
make nihaserng inpmeueahe he viii ssi
spanish
now al fiouFkonE
Russia evidently extended
unites
hetterment nav equipment n he year
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To Perpetusta Dewey Arch

NEW YORK. Got. lit Is liHely
that the Dewey memorial arch VII
be pcrp"tuated. Tho movement 70
that end IL being encouraged by
men Of ample means. The coat Of re-
producing in marble the great tri-
umphal arch viii be al least 500, 900.
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The late Rosa Bonhcur was a
heodstrnng girl in childhood and the
only way to Keep her quiet was 10
stvr her paper ana scissors TO cut
out rilhoucttcs OF tho cat, the dog
or the horses nt tie neighboring cab
stand.
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hnrn urnE Co, fifth ana Pike
Prescription specialists. Tel. Pike 20.
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fo5s ef Washington stree. Taexas~.
TlSaYxsays ard SATURDAYS at g,rieses = >
n. fSr Kingston, Pcrf Gsmhss esxs
prssnon Holly. Lswatto. L.gwaua ssats.
noes.stsort and Cason City. Return. an =.
ssTaats days
u. LRoUT+MaN Ma.,sr
Txlsphoas Mar So.
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srEAMwR r1IaC.lyEny

Fer Port Townsend. Anscortss gasybax..u
whatc0na. Friday EaTbar and Rosie rs.s
Dor
leaves yesler f9ck Sundays. wes,.
cays ara Fridays ~ p. n
= " r ATKINSON. wsna~A-
office = arsa Il Boston Block. T.tAnh.
Main as. 'a~
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DAlLt ENEAt To fFFFef a1W NrI.NI@
AND PORT ANGELES PROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Geytruds leaves City DOCK
Sundays Tuesdays aud 1'hursdsys al II
midnight. for Port Townsend. PORT sFls-
Rams. D,inesness Port Angeles. Port gres.
cent, Gettysburg. Pysai, Clalsxn aaG Mean
bay. Returning leaves Pert Angeles Tues
days Thursdays ana Saturdays nj s a IA
leaves pars Tpa nsers at 10 a. ra arrives
In Seattle q; 30 p, IA Steamer Isss}ae1
leaves City dGek Mondays, Ae4nasdavs
and F-rsasss a. y midnight. sor pnxf
Townsend. Port Williams. DunEene&s Par
Angeles ard Victoria. Returning ieav.s
pcrs Angeles az a "a. On MonJafs Ws-s
sassdays and Fridays. Leaves Pert Tsow-y.
send at 10 - u. arrives IN Seattle ~ ~,
>. II.
Tsiephone. Main sss.
CAPT. j. Il. THOMPSON. Manar.r
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ASArOR-Ys AND rsru
HAVEN ROUTE


Leaves Tftv Sex sros - Ass- s.~~~,
Tu.sssvs thursdays ri Saturdays a.
= "a Ssngfe fare fFn<a S<Assfm q rsesrf
hin e e fr~r TseSssss = ~. r~ss-ss 49,
e w II FILLS esssg frswres~u
-. J. ELLIS. Traffic Asaxaxx<-
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gKAGsT RIVER goUrE-s,sasper So.

tgseen wesssy t@sus cart. @si'
Leaves Seattle January NJ nasx~4~...
ysruary a. Midnight; 5snuarz ( ~ - -
rgiwsss Leaves S0gut T%rron F1rssx--v -. .
: A. m. January s ~ u IN. Jsna4rx a.
: a. m Calling ~ Tsnlassn. sEanwoesf e..
essxst City, Ag1rs EeFrnn art Avga
Ctfy sssck tesrpkars Hssn r. " s.s
ssxs4rs Manager n X. McD0rsfs -,s 49,.
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O. Purs fTrrhara and Pors wxshtnS.oa
rpo<s. i-aves City dock ssA H. rn., csissaS
q South Teach. Es1r&Aesl Brick Ya<s
HrvEssrtan u. s. May Ta-ds Sa3ney.
(saaYsestae Trarytoa Chico. Sssvss1ass
INAvsA Pert Orchard Navy Station as !
D IT,. arrives Seztssg ~ = rz- e. ~ HOB
Lssr AAszsg Lay. ksaxaTz&s q Co
Axs.sa TsaeSAecs. X4s& s.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round fripe daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five .ninatea
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily Trips. Seattle-TacomA
route. rs follows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, NAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave 6eAtne--1:6. las Z. m: 1:<5. e:1S
,. m
Leave Tacoma--s.so O. m; l. 40 n m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seatsle--7.3O q. m. II m. D. m
Leave TAcoma-9.D q m. z.30, 7:3d D. N
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
Eioa street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington
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gTEAAER MULTSCNAH

SEATTLE, TACOMA AND oLYnpf.
ROUTE
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Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m. II
N. and y. M Leaves Everett Sis q. m.
80 p "a. and .:lS a. N.
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Three round trips daily except SUNDAY
Connsctlons-At Seattle with the steamsr
Flyer for Tacoma. At Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Saohom.sh. and win
the Everett T. Monte cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations
ColTan Dock. Seattle; Merchants Dock.
Evsrstt Telephone. Seattle. Red as1- Ev-
L b SCOTT Man.~
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE EVERETT NAvIGATIO,
CONPANr.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Tester wharf, Seattle. Wash.
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Leave. for Tacoma Ard osyngs. aA,y .,
. y. ~
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
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porT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ASDS AND wHATs.oM ROUTE.
sTrAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying uuste9 Ssates ssMA- sssxss If'y
1o~k foo. a. Main street. S2EEzys tuesday
sr.4 Y'nsssssszy a. y 0'eis@k f5Esnfgaf for
pet Towusersd San Jasa sssanse sfsd Nss
vhatr1~Yy. Returning seages New " a~As-
r<rrs T,u<@xsy THURSDAY ard SATURDAY Al
m y r. Thompson snaraaEer-o~ nes-
Lily Rogarzss Co. &SsA4As CisJ e1<k-
Tese~sasse Mar 81
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r~r,. CITY rscck daily AZ 20 a. ~
- sssrssax fcr Po<t EasEsan, klTrx,.r.
pe-s Carnhas. pors iucla~ ana Psr.
Tewnssn1. Returning r@@ehes Seattle 4.
-axuxr~s d.r-~s a. III rxfGrrsnx.
s~.v~x Pert Texnssn4 fo~ s~aeti~ sss-s~,
Al. q IA Ts.&SaSzsf. Ma s. Ls.ay- &C.
esrtls q Co. Axsa-A
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAsu
lNGT0N ROUTE.
STEAMER NARY r. PEgI.EY
Leaves fass % Washington STREET sss,y -
80 y. N. SUNDAYS, $50 ,, rss-1 sar piess>sss
bsAcs swe<g kiaksleyl. R-eme<tan u. Il
1sssssaec<. Charleston. Sidney. Trscyssn
SSisS and Slsysraaia Eesu-1lsx. lrsxeS
= n Leaves Sidney Saturday niwsts -
- . N. arrives Seattle 30 y M -
cnone. Main Is
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rOR ASAcoRTES, FAIRHAyEN
WHATcoM AND ELAINE.

FOR ASACORTES. FAIRHAyEN
WHATcoM AND BLAINE
STEAMER GEORGE E STARR
Leaves Central Dock. Seattle at q M
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Return
fnx. leaves Blaine p. m and Waatcom q
p m Tsies3ay. THURSDAY ami Saturday.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
La CONNER
STEAMER FAfRHAyEE
Leaves Censral Dock Seattle, daily AZ -
e N. except saturday Returning iaayss
La Conner 81 a. IA daily except SUNDAY
touching ~ E3monds. Clinton. Browns
psin,, Langley Courevtlle san sa Ex,ra
Oak Harbor. UtsasaAy ard La Conner,
la Cors-&r trailing and Transports tea
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FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANACORTE9
AND WHATEOA.
Connecting a; Vancouver WILD steamers
for NanasEno aud N~w 0ses-
minister, r. c.
Tne Elegant sl4ewnesl Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
Mcwialsars1s, Master.
pryu leave Ywsssr wharf, Seattle. every
wansay wednesday and Friday at II 30
q n. foe Anseossss, Fa!rhsvsn. Whascora
ysr~ntaysr Passengers may &c an
1ns~a ana occupy rooms at I'd :. N. Re-
inning. VII. leave vancouver lar ssattss
sIrsg-t avery Tuesday. THURSDAY assa sat
urstsy at IL .. M
TA. steamer has superior passenger sc-
eor1Tnosszttoszs Table service uEis- sssssd
ger freight er passage sss&S 90 lS&fo o.
st Ysaisr wharf
VANCOUVER LINE
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waNFn PROSPER

PORT eAMBI-E-T s0wNsrSc-rr
ROUTE 4s
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rm.we~ fer Tacoma ard Olympia sarv
-. Sundays. ut a. "a. Re:zrliax -
r.yes seattle > -
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ciysisey.
isrposafs -ecesyed from 81 10 Sfe.0M
interest allowed per annusn. Stx PEI cont
aeposffs
aeiaenz1s declared last days az May an(
NossmDer Loans nssae on real estate q
approved co3aatesass eaiy.
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"a, xafr - CITY Deck &~en,
Cart. l. WILEY. Maasrsr'
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STEAMERS.
p,rfsET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
eHIp COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
r,..msr rftv OF Kingston between Ia
80. wasa.. and Victoria, Il. c.
s.SsausIvi Nj Tacoma lli0 Ar sel1sm
10 aasrs I.y 81 SEATTLE seArl i:tssrn
,DlI.yi 12Pt Townsend q Ar 10 HpD
xJIsrsi Arilo Victoria Aslyi s19pn
sDaiiy except Sunday;
Tns. steamer furnishes frst-class 80.
-,-nTnosa.loras. carrying beth freight and
.s.sa-wers tnd leaves from YesIer wharf.
sesf,is. fer victoria. at I0.D a. m. and for
Tacoma at ais a. IA
For rates. tickets. eta inquire
Agent. yssisr Wharf. SsssisA
L A. SADEAT.
General Agent. II. p. Ry.. Sezuie-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.

STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves YesIer wharf, Seattle, daily texcep,
saturday at 10 p. IA. for EVERETT, ANA
CORTE-S. FAIRfiAVEN and WHATCOM
Returning, leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday at a. m. arriving in Seattle at
4:Sa p m.
The FASTEST. MOST ELEGANT and
ONLY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
COM ROUTE.
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMOND,
ROUTE
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or rail-
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la Corner TRAILING .aai Trzns.S,rxatscn
~asarzuy. Owaers- Telephone, Aasa "a
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Take Ccean-6oln4
SteaHishIps,
Having competent officers ana pi-
io.s whsn YOU go to Alaska.

Bay Your Tickets for Alaska
bv this Line for . SAF r,
COMFORTABLE snd QUICK
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OR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
La CONNER