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oueor Device for aambI,nr.

"The queerest gambling device thag l ever saw was a check perforator. said J. H. Irons of the United States marshal's office to a Pittsburg News man. T went into a downtown bank not long ago at the noon hour to serve a paper on the president. There was board meeting on in back room. I noticed all of the clerks in a bunch playing some game, and I went over to see what it was They had one of those revolving check perforators with numbers on it from to g. One man Nas spinning and acting as bank CT, while the others were laying bets on the numbers. They were operat- ing on the old wheel-of- fortune sys- tenn. got so deeply interested that ! forgot all aboIt the paper I had to serve until there was sudden scat tering of the group and a disappear ance of the perforator and the cash on the board. I turned and saw the president. When he entered the bank ing room every clerk was busy at hie desk"
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A ChIId,s Wish.

Be my fairy. mother, FIT Give me wish d day; something, as well in sunshine
 As when the rain-drops play" And if I were fairy,
 With but one wish to spare. What should l give thee. darling,
 To quiet thine earnest prayer?" "id like little brook, mother,
 All for my very own, Io laugh all day among the trees,
 And shine on the messy stone. To run right under the window,
 And sing me fast asleep, With soft steps, and tender sound over the grass to creep.
 Make 1t run down the hill, mother,
 With leap like tinkling bell, 50 last 1 never can catch the leaf That into its fountain fell. Make it as wild as frightened bird. AS crazy as a bee, And noise like the baby's funny laugh That's the brook for me!'
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The Light That Failed.

Now" said the young man as he crossed the room and seated himself by her side, i've are all alone, and you surely will not refuse me just one lit tie kiss, will you?"
 "Oh," she timidly replied, T can't see it in that light"
 Then he stepped over to the chande- Her, and, with simple twist of the wrist-presto! change! and the light had disappeared.
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Rata as a Diet.

That the Chinese consider rats de- sirable as a diet is well known, but the reason is not familiar. A China man is quoted as saying: What car rot is to horses coat rat is to the human hair. Neither fact can be ex- plained. but every horseman knows that regimen of carrots will make his stud smooth and lustrous as vel vet, and the Chinese, especially the women, know that rats used as food will stop the falling out of hair and make the locks soft, silky and beau tiful. I have seen it tried many times. ."-Utica Press.
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The TrekkinR Wannn.

The South African wagon is 8 lonR. heavy cart mounted on four wheels, as rule, with sort of canvas tent over the back half. leaving the front clear to carry the miscellaneous furniture of it's owner, drawn by sixteen, eighteen or twenty oxen, curiously ferce-look- ing with their immense spread of horn. sometimes as much Rs eight feet from tip to tip and rarely less than six. but In reality as patient and hard-working. beasts as one could wish to find. Their mode of progression is certainly slow, but there is strangeness and a faa- cination about 1t which may draw men to it almost as the Alps draw their devolees. In front there marches the "voorlooper." generally a small boy leading the two foremost oxen by a rein or rope passed through their nos- trils. The driver walks alongside with the long and terrible whip he uses SO unsparingly, or else sits on the front of the wagon and gets off occasionally to lash up the whole team with unfail- ing impartiality. The travelling is all done at night, starting a little before, sunset and marching until perhaps IL or 11 o'clock; then there Is halt tiIg a little before the first signs of dawn, when they go on again till the sun be- gins to get hot overhead, and then they lie for the day.-GentIemsn'a Mage zine.
 When two evils come up, choose the one you know the most about
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v,srsinsd Excuses.

"Bill Blue of Number Two" the en- gineer who made a rhymed report of an accident-as told in a recent Com panion-reminds a correspondent of 8 freight conductor who dropped lato poetry when his own train was in trouble. Number Eight" is the fast est east-bound train on one of the great trunk lines. Nothing Is more an- moving to the authorities of the road than to have this train delayed, eveD for five minutes, by inferior trains But it happened that it was once de- tained for fifteen minutes at Friend ship, N. Y, little town on the Ale gheny division, by west-bound freight. The delay was, of course, re- ported by the conductor of Number Eight to the superintendent at H1r- nellsville, and the superintendent. i'm mediately telegraphed the guilty freight conductor, asking why the flyer had been detained. The freight conductor, wag with turn for rhyme, sent back the following re- ply:
 TAa wind was high, the steam was
 low;
 The train was heavy, and hard to tow. The coal was poor; twas mostly
 slate
 Hence the detention of Number Eight
 But the conductors poem" did not save him from doing penance-tep days ct duty, without pay.
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.,ruaIns eA,IOr rrlnUe.

The duke of York is the only mem Der of the royal family who can dance genuine sailors hornpipe. lie learned the steps when be was young cadet. The story is told how he and his brother, the late duke of Clarence, were frequently caught together and whilst the latter whistled Prince George would trip it. The duke. too is a perfect adept at tying the various sailors knots with rope, and would come out very we'll in competition with an old hand.
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COLD IN TEXAS.

Bulletins received at Fowler's ex- change report sleet at Paris, Texas, last night. Temperatures al a. m. this morning are reported as fol- lows: Par.s, 36; Fort Smith, 34; Sherman, 34; Texarkana. 34 A big freeze is predicted for Denison to- night fThGrsday)
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The kidneys are small but impor- tant organs. They need help occa- sionaIly. Priekly Ash Bitters iS q successful kidney tonic and system regulator. Sold by W alker Drug Ep
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TommY's Retort.

TommY-That church is over 200 years old. Cissy-My auntie says it's only 100. Tommy-Oh, well, I suppose that's as far back as she can remem- ber-Rival.
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c A 9 TO RIA. Bears the 1I The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature .t NrZ3AZzZI[
Largest Vein of Salt,

The largest mass of pure rock salt in the world lies under the province of Galicia, Hungary. It is known to be $50 miles long, twenty broad, and 25o feet in thicknea
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For clear complexion, bright sparsli ling eye and vigorous diges- tion. take Prickly Ash Bitters. It puts the system in perfect order. FoT sale bv Walker Drug Co.
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Mpssrs. HeDry Loeb and Henry B, Bauer, Of Memphis, are here to at- tend the opening ball of the Bluff City Club tonight.
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o,,tains among cer-

..o,u obtains among cer, |sh cnslotn the newly married g TlilIp ba,'k for the child yet sFiigs O@,. netlny or a dime, as day adTopped into the bank be, IS ui0f6 t6 swell the fund, and this practice is |z1 kept mp until the
 child is old enough |FsI to save for itself. |EA The parents have RM E inc right theory but |E77 how rarely they EgBlggA carry oits broad
 -A est application. @>M Every mother is M N nerforce laying up | for her child what money cannot in auence-happiness ar misery. The M nervous motherwill
 have a nervous
 child. The irrita- ,.,other cannot have a happy ! 2 isIid ag In mind and body the s.et , fine mothers condition;
 lfsps' s,s of of pr. Pierce's Favorite
 ls. ns oerfeet control over the |e-inine nj organism gives 1t a snll.'[ ilas over the mind. It ban 2 5f,aj f.sd fear. It does away with 2 < a,,r n,arnirig sickness. It gives 1, 2 g.l..ticitv sSr to the organs pecu- .iss and makes the trial of Eils,' s9,v and brief. It makes H.sl, sl,' capable of nursing and Iss Isii 5abes they bring into the ..sate .s Prescription" contains no s.sr IaS'r' or other intoxicant. Accept { r,r. of cOrdonville; Cape cirar- } A,s, grites. When I look at my \ i ' nv duty to write to you. Per {. ! gi1 see my testimony and be {. &s &Esavorite Prescription and be ..s.me way. This is my fifth child ,-r, sns who came to maturity the ..Ss5 ssS from lack of nourishment- ..'s I was not sickly in any way ], s'l inst thought I would try your .i took nine bottles and to my .rsa me through, and gave us as srss ~ eyer was. Weighed ten and ..s. He is HOW five months old, .s .s' sif. a day. and is so strong that 'ss,pes X him wonders at him. He is .ibolds himselfup so well. ] would 's in print for so many have asked ssak these are the testimonials of \ tss Dr. Pierce just made them Hd them ?
 .. Pleasant Pellets cure bilious
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-
 FnOlIsll Man.

He sent her his love in letter, The foolish man should have known
 better, For, To! when he tried to forget her. She sued on the letter; He'll never forget her; The jury said he was her debtor.
 Philadelphia North American
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Believes Her Son Killed Himself.

oA1" 0' 1A0H SUIA AAIIIVu AAIIHsDAts
 Dependency caused by serious i'm pediment in his speech is thought to be the cause of the disappearance of Lansing Graf, the 18-year-old boy who left his mothers house at 622 Wells street last Friday afternoon and has not been heard fire nee. His mother. Mrs. Jennie z has Frequently heard him hint ucIde, and now, after his long 2, she is confident that her son has taken his life. The missing boy was employed by the &c., errity Title and Trust company.
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The Loss Supplied.

Bertha-"The papers used to say she had countless dollars. They never say 1t now, though" Hilda-"No; she's married a count now"
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A bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters kept in the house and used occasion ally, means good health to the whole household Sold by Walker Drug Co.
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Mrs. Emil Voss and son returned this morning from New York, where they have been sci puraing for the past month.
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Clocks Without Hands CT Faces.

Tn Switzerland they are making clocks which do not need hands and faces. The clock merely stands in the hall and you press button in its stomach, when, by means of the phono- graphic internal arrangements, 1t calls out ''half-past 6" or twenty three minutes to IT, as the case may Ee.
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Explain with a Mallet and Cbisel.

Fweddy-Is that your cat, Miss Gwacie? She Yes; we call him Boomerang Isn't that funny name for him? Fweddy-Yes. HawI haw! Er-aw-why do you call him that, Miss Gwacie ?- Chicago Tribune.
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''S. Hemingway, of Lit.
 'la attendance at court
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M are arrived in our
 \ " ' eVenlng from points lle Valley.
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|..i, Engagement of Digestion, |,.a.s, as, worry or emotional ex- ,tAiy rectifed by Dr. M. A.
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' Alnsworthy, ex-attor- r el the state, is in the
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|aFn need an occasional dose of
 simmons Liver Medicine to 4s' nerves and invIgorate the r
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sS..." johnson, who has Ro.s stenographer for lbs, 'eFigaed fer posi-
 u'@ Yesterday.
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m Thursday s Daily ]

|0gen is in the city OH
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S,st. @' Brown and Miss D.,o,y I1s,ary will be at the
 pal church tonight.
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FIs, of Harris x Koetter- |s Rock, was ill the city
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!, .inr'' nOno' Ark. says; Have ipsaaaa ao1's Liver Medicine |.
 | cnso. ' Y the best liver medi- ] and 'ss T siek Headache, is a aaeg n s' l thilk, superior to
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|a Barstow has returned
 fork City.
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TO R A. |H ''s hnd You Have Always Bought
 

], h. Alien of Little l,., 'e city attenning to
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9ens. Of Star City. is lflends today in the city.
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|5ner, of Star City, is a liay to our city.
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5. Rainey, of Sherrill, is in
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...,s savg wav This is my fifth child ma who came 10 maturity the .Ss5 ss5 from lack of nourishment- Al I was not sickly in any way Y, ;n,t thought I would try your
 took nine bottles and to my .7s3 me through. and gave us as r@ eyer was. Weighed ten and
 s He is HOW five months old,
 sirk day. and is so strong that ls ,pps him wonders at him. He IS bolds himselfup so well. I would sin print for so many have asked agk these are the testimonials of
 fas pr. Pierce just made them | them
 Pleasant Pellets cure bilious -.---------.--.ss.-. - H5n Thursday s Daily ] Owen is in the city OH B Rainey, of Sherrill, is in
 Barstow has returned fork City,
 sInpr, of Star City. is a lay to our city.
 geye, bu3yant footstep and TO- aaresult from the use of Dr, NJ. liver Medicine.
 Lipscomb, of Bolivar, is hday to our city.
 Mitchell arrived from stelday evening.
 Frank Cox. of South Bend. iphed at the Trulock.
 5ant of fines in police court 5g amounted to $7.
 nd enrich the blood, strengthen nd inyigorate the system, use anoas Liver Medicine.
 General Jeff Davis K au- at the Trulock Hotel.
 Ties went to Little Rock FFPniLg via the Valley. Tens. of Star City. is IFiends today in the city. s, of Harris x koetter- F Rock, was in the city 4sn need an occasional dose of simmons Liver Medicine to -'i nerves and invIgorate the
 Alnsworthy, ex-attor- 'l the state, is in the > fleming way, of Lit. ]" attendance at court Defsugement of Digestion, 'oiS, worry or emotional ex- s.' ,,eAiy rectifed by Dr. M. A. Ware arrived in our ''' evening from points U Valley. sToRrA. B HH's Kind You Have Always Bought 
 " R. Allen of Little ' city attenning to r,... .'. M. Brown and Miss l.so' sfy' will be at the church tonight. ], sin- Lono, Ark, says; Have lpoaaaaa aoa's Liver Medicine F | ens uss it the best liver medi- a .sa 9les Sick Headache, is a sasg0 g0 \ is thilk, superior to rss Johnson. who has sa.s se.,Fat Ntsnograpo4r for
 ", lpkitr,.a
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l. Lipscomb, of Bolivar. is Today to our city.
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Mitchell arrived from k #stelday evening.
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fles went to Little Rock |pFpniLg via the alley.
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E! eye, bu3yant footstep and TO- from the use of Dr, NJ. |Liyer Medicine.
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2 General Jeff Davis K au- Nat the Trulock Hotel.
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flank Cox. of South Bend. aphed at the Truluck.
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When two evils come up, choose the one you know the most about.
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lad enrich the blood, strengthen ald inyigorate the system, use aaoas Liver Medicine.
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PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM
: SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE
steamer City OF Kingston. between n
coma, wash.. and Victoria. b. G..
SsvD.snl Lvl al Tacoma Ille,Ar 4:iaam
"a: s0arnlIsvI q SEATTLE STAR i.tsA1n
y.3upm 'I.vI -1Pt. Townsend uiArIl0:4spm
l:iSpm Arfiiei Victoria AiLyi Saspm
snaiiy except Sundays
This steamer furnishes first class ac-
eommodations. carrying beth freight and
passengers and leaves from Ycsler wharf,
keatsle for Victoria. AT 1870 = m. and
Tor Tacoma at els q. IA.
Tor rates, tickets. etc. inquire OF
j. w ALLEN,
Agent, Tesler Wharf. Seattle
Z 4 NADEAU,
General AGENT N p. ny, Seattle.
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eEAT-rLE-poaT GaMEr4E-TowSsESD
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER.

SFEsA II Tx FFtfSFEF-
leaves City Dock daily 1T ~ e. ~. 81.
c~pt Sunday. for Pert Madison. ksaEstsn.
Port Gamble PORT Ludlow ana Port
Townsend Returning reaches Seattle a.
] a. N daily SanAsy sszges fer Port
TOWNSEND aiy~ct AZ a ID, reEaynsn9
leaves Port Foens~n9 Tor Seattle dArsct
IL .. IA Telephone, Aala s.. LAZY. b.
gzr1as Co. AGer.as
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THE EVERETT
E MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route to the popular and active
mining districts of Gold Basin. Gordon
Creek. Martin Creek Silyerton, Deer
Greek. Goat Lake and Monte Cristo
The scenic route for tourists, iishing and
camping parties.
For rates ard other information address
nearest local agent. Or
O. N BAIRD,
Gen Fyt. 4 Pass ACT. Everett Wash
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FOR ANACORTES. FAIRHAyEN. NEW
WHATCOM AND VANCOUVER, Is. q.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Mcwiiliams Master.

Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday. Wed
neSdav and Friday at II 30 .. III.
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
day q. 10 D. m. for Seattle direct. arriving
10 a m following day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p. N. for
Whafcom Fairhaven, Anacorfes and Seat
tie, arriving Seattle 2 p. m Sunday.
Connects az Anzeortes with 8. 4 -. Ry.
and at Vancouver with steamers for Ma
nairno and New Westminster and with G.
2. r. trains for al points East.
For freight or passage apply A. Yesier
wharf or at Office Of Vancouver lane, M.
tuai Afe Building. TEL. Brown. sal
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-A--s.-r.- ---- se>~rs --z'-sl--<-~r
Fly ON THE FLYER

6EAT.rI-E TO TACOMA.
ron4 round trips daily. except SuaoAys
In enc hour and twenty-five mtnuscA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seatre-TacomA
route. - follows:
TIME CARD.
Leave Seastle-s:h. n.i5 ~ m; ASS, sIS
p. n.
Leave TacomA--aso ~ M: l. t:n. p. N
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattie-7 ~ q. M. Il m. p. m.
Leave raeoma-a.n a. M. s.1o. ! ID p. m.
Landing At Northern Pacific wharf, IA
coma. ana Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rinn street. Seattle.
Sundays steamers Flyer and state a
Washington.
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STEAMER GEORGE h. STARR. for
Anacortes. Fairnaven. Whatcom and
blaine leaves Central duck. Seattle, at
: D. M Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning leaves Whatcom at . p. n.
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. Leaves
Seattle for Tacoma At a. N. wednesday,
Friday ard Monday.
fUk WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
la CON NhR.~Sfeamer F'slrhavcn ieaves
Central dock Seattle. daily st 10 y. m.
EXCEPT Saturday. Returning. leaves La
Conner AZ n. m daily, except sunday,
touching at Edmonda. Clinton. browns
Point. Langley, coupevills San dc Facs.
oak Harbor. Ttsaiady and La Conner. La
Conner Trading and Transportation Com
pany owners. Telephone. Main M
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BANKS.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
Capital ............ -...s......... go. 500 GO
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furta .....-.... ..........-. President
Arthur n. penny .---~..-..* v ice FftSttsHi
John IIeary ......-. Second Vice President
James K Hayden. Manager, Cash'r. S~c'y
Jos r. Greenleaf ......4-.. Assistant Cashier
siEynuna Schwa hactaer. John Collins.
E. c. Neufeider. r. l. Biodgett
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clusiyeiy.
pernSits received from 81 10 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum. SIX Per
cent on time deposits; per cent on or
fsuary deposits
Dividends declared last days ~ May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
auproveS coiiaferals only.
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CITY OF Topeka
April 70, ct 9 /. n.

For Victoria. Mary Island. Ketch-
kan. Wrangei. Douglas Island.
Sum DUN. Juneau. Skagway, Dyca
and sitka. Connecting at Htka
with Pacific steam Whaling Co.'S
steamers for other points in Alas
ka- Sec ad. below.
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STEAMER A. =. ROBINSON.
sTrAMER r.Iscf1YrRY.

Yer Pert Townsend, Anaeortes Tairhaven.
waascom. FRIDAY Hartsor and Roche Hare
Dor
Leaves Ys.ie~ 6cck Sundays wean@n-
dAys ADD Fridays a. o m.
J. NJ r. ATKINSON. Asasxer
orscs - art II Eostaa Book. Telephone
Main $50
aAI1oM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves City isocx foot Of Main StreAI.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ~ J .
m. FOR Anacorfss. FatrEAvsn and What
con- Returning leaves Whato0n euns
G4y Wednesday ana Friday ~ 3 -
Fare from seattle, T.
w H. ELLIS q con. OwnerA
w. J. ELLIS. Trasnc Manages.
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STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Y.sier wharf. Seattle daily Tex.
ceps Saturday at 10 p. m. for EVERETT.
ANAcoRTES. FAfRHAvFsS and WHAT
COM Returning leaves Whatcom daily
fexcept Sunday n o. m. arriving IN
Seattle al &c D. IA
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City OF Topeka viii not call at
Victoria or S.tka. Ai-ki will not
call at Victoria. Sum Dunn or Sltka-
Cottage City will not call a, SUM
Dunn
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wharf or a, once OF Vancouver lane. Mu-
tuai Lfs Building TEL. Brown. sal
sKAGfT RIVER "Reminiscences ska
git Queen and Irene.
Monthly Time Card~Leaves Seattle
April at II a. m. April . at micpigh,;
II al a m. April 10 ss 10 . m. April
Is a, II a m. April L at midnight, April
20 at a. m. April y at ! a m, April
=, II II T. iesy .s Mount t vernon april
April at q. m. Ap-i . Al
i mn M 4 Astl !, = a. m A Arr !. a,
I a m, April q at a. m. April . AT II
a m. April 3 at y. M, Aprfi y at ,
p M Aprii p at s !. "a, ca NIP = Ed
City Mouat vermont. Avon, seiro- wooiiey,
Lyman and Hamilton. Steamer Skagit
Queen. making tr1-weekly trips 10 Mount
Vernon. connecting with steamer Irene
for up river points. Steamer Irene making
two trips week for uy~r3Tsr points. cen
Meeting with Steamer ssarit Queen at
t'or passenger and freight rates apply at
CITY Dock W r. t3iikeson, General Man
aser. Str. skagit queen. 4. Il. Mcdonald
Master. Str, Irene, T.. h. Mcdonald. Mas
ter. Telephone. Main q.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
iNGToN ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. pERLEY
Leaves feet II Washington street daily st
$50 8. n. tSundaYS- 300 p fn.t for Please 4
Reach tE4st BlaksIeyt. Rrem.rten. e. a.
nryaack Charleston. sidney Traeyt0n
Chsco and Siiverdais. Returning leaves
SsIverda}~ at ss5 a m. arrives Seattle 10
A. M Leaves Sidney Saturday nights al
500 p. n. arrives Seattle $50 p. m. Tels-
rhSre Malu@ Eea
PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANfes AND WHARTON ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying Ints@d states mail. leaves CITY
deck foot Of Main street, Sunday. Tsses<ss y
and Tnurwiay at IL oe8sek Midnight for
par1 rgsnsena San Jaaa Islands and $-v
ysl4sross Rec arasfss ssssssz New " rat
corn TNa~vs.ay Thursday and Saturday AZ
a. ". ]. T. Tnosn.asor, manager o~fs@r.
I-sgly- Foe Arssg4s On. Agents. CITY aoeL
TasrEs4ea> Assn 81.
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Tn. FASTEST. MOST ELEGANT ana
ONLY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
COM ROUTE
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TQWN9UNx
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

: Steamer Alice Gertrude lsayes City doce
q n.dnight for Port Townsend Port VIII
ii~nxA Dungensss. Port AnleaHA Fort
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pyshs. Ckilam An4
Neah bay. Returning. leavee Port An9e-
les Tuesdays. Thursday and 6aturdAyss
at 5 a. m leaves Port Townssnd at 10 ..
m. arrives in Seattle az $50 .. M steam
Wednesdays and Fridays. al II midnight.
Tor Port Townsend, Port Wtihams, Dungs-
ness, Port Angels ard Victoria kA-
turning. leaves Port AnGelss At .: m. Oh
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
arsyes Port Townsend at II q m: arrives
IN SEATTLE At asS p. m
Telephone Main 6Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

Freight and fares ~ low ~ amp BY vat
or or rail-
PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
fes1er Wharf Telephone Main siS.