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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
SOCIETY AT MOUNT VERNON.

0.nnett. OF La Conner, was in Mount ver-
non this week visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred G. Abbey. Of Lookout, was In
Mr.. Frank Hotel. Of Seattle. was In
Mount Vernon Thursday visiting friends
Mr.. Charles Moore. of La Conner. was
in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. b. Laughl.n and son visited Mr.
Laughi.n at the Cascade Tunnel last Mon
day.
whatcom the first Of the week. where she
has been visiting friends the past week.
MICS Madge Cressey. OF Burlington. was
IN Mount Vernon this week. the guest Of
Mrs. r. A. Hegg. OF Sedro-w ooiIey, was
In the city this week visiting her mother.
Mr ii. B. Allison was over from Ana
Mr.. r. w. Trueman. pioneer OF Ly-
man. was in the county seat the first Of
Mr.. ii. L. Bowmer, OF Burlington. was in
Mount vernon last Sunday visiting friends
Mrs. r. A.. Schoonover was IN Seattle this
week visiting her husband. who recently
returned from Dawson.
Mr. Frank Quinby and family have. re-
turned from Cypress island after few
days visit with friends
Mr. w G. Estep went to Seattle the first
Rev. b. W. Thurston was In Seattle
tbs week visiting his mother. Mrs. NJ.
Mr. e. c. English was in Fir few days
this week.
Mr. A. e. Holland. Of sedro- woolley, was
in the city this week.
Mr.: George Warfieid: Of Buriinston. came
while here visited his daughter.
DR.. ~. B. Mattlce. OF Sedro- W oolley. was
In Mount Vernon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smith have gone 10
Saxon. Whatcom county. to take up their
permanent residence.
Miss Eunice Brewster, Of La Conner, re-
turned TO her home after q few days visit
with friends In this city.
Mr.. Elmer Foss returned from Anacortea
last Monday after visiting his parents Ia
that place a few days.
Mr.. John Pickering and son. Lester, ar
rived in Mount Vernon last Tuesday from.
Dawson. after spending year In that
country.
Mrs Julius Petzelberger and mother re-
turned from Seattle last Tuesday after
visiting Mrs. William Halter IN sthat city
Mr.. James Callahan. OF Fredomia. was n
the city Monday visiting friends. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Patten intend tbtake
I trip 10 Honolulu In a short time.
Mr. Frank Stackpoie. Mr.. Eugenei Taylor
and Mr. Henry Pape left ThurWiay' for Sc
st,le. From that point they will &C 10
Alaska.
Mrs. J. n. McGinnis returned to New
Whatcom last Tuesday after few days
visit with MIR. and Mrs. A. Sebring in this
city.
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-. ncrennan. n. Trttz. III. Z. Huestis.
~. b. I166y Capt. Libby II. 1reo 49,
II. Wees. Nr. cooRsF. IT Ee.esaf ~ r
sasa s, nr ~ H.Wya n. hl III r. na1ssy TiS
ses NT aa.old Eah ey;:a ms; 5 csnssseun
TIT. n<I nS drd the q g'0RRs ss Sen Was on
ciaily visited by Mr- Z: O Connor. o.
snokane. great sachem Of the reservation
of Washington, accompanied Dy 81 .v sn
n HIM of Wai5a Waila, great senior sag
anore. ana Mr. Frank Buchst. OF Pom
sroy. great guard. the occasion 5esns
rnade one of note BY the local members:
who. after listening 70 the n. NOM a FOL-
lowed by an Informal reception ana dancs
~ vhich the leaders Of local society had
ben invited While here the grand ON
csrs were delightfully."- entertained al the
home OF Past Sachem and Mrs. Joseph
On friday evening Mr.. Mrs and Miss
Doyle we're the guests OF a nono pr,ns,e
Proeressive cards. interspersed With mu-
Zeal numbers parsed a defighffW- even
ing and refreshments were served *
NJ. Frank Greene has taken the saun.
dsrs' residence as . permanent place Of
abode for his family.
Commodore Edward Sims is out on a
eruise Of Vancouver island IN the schoon-
- YACHT Falcon, accompanied by MT. w.
walker. Mr.. Harry Learned. Mr. Charles
24n6Af. OF Seattle. AND a f0i crew sOf
0FActical sailors. The cruise win occupy
M. ii. Willis Lawrence, OF Tacoma.
was visiting here during the week.
Mayor and Mrs. Hill are back frgrs q
two weeks. camping at Dunseness. Their
guest, Mrs. r. r. LOTUS. Of Seattle. re-
turned with them.
Mrs. C1aypooI and the Misses Claypooi,
Of Spencer, Ia. started home on Thurs
day after pleasant visit here with
friends
Mr. Francis Lee Bash leaves soon for
New York on y short pleasure trip
Mr.. ". r. Dillon. Of Castle Rock. was In
town several days Of this week on busi-
mess
Mr.. r. w Hnyt. Of Portland Or. was
In town on Wednesday and was the guest
OF Mr. n c. Strong while here.
Mrs. Thaddens =. Smith went to San 4
Juan for a visit Tnesdar. accompanied
by her guest. Miss Kelley.
Mr.. J. Tennent Eteeb. prominent Ia
coma society man. was In town on last
Wednesday
Miss Gertrude BELL leaves soon for
WhAtcon, where she will enter the nor
msi school.
Mr.. Charles ssimpson Of the United
States transport Centennial. Is here from
San Fra nc!sco enjoying n brief vacatirn
Hon. Peter Mutty IL In San Francisco
on short trip.
Mr. W = j. Roberts. Of Seattle. ana
her sister Mrs Rurk hardt % Portland
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs A. G.,
Hamilton In this citv
Ir. r. y. Phillips has returned from
visit to relatives and will reside here per-
manertfy.
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by Miss Condor, of Seattle: Mrs. McKin-
xie. Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Crammer and MT.
Yeates. Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Yeates. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Martell.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr.. and Mrs. Cram
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fftzhenry. AFR. and Mrs o. A. Case. Mrs.
Condor. Of Seattle. Miss Wa,erhouse. OF
Gardiner. Me, Miss Robinson, Miss NC
Phee, Miss Koxlowsk Miss Downing. Miss
Herman, Miss Thornton. Miss White. Miss
Rountree, Miss jackson. Miss Mckay. Mr.
F. Schubner. Mr. Best. Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. c. Case Mr.. K. Stewart, Mr.. Soland.
Mr. Jameson. Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. +. jane
son and Mr.. Hillman Case.
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LARGELY INCREASED QUARTERS.
a torceful inctdenf In eaffle,s recent -.

LAR(iEl<H INCREASED QUARI EhS.
A forceful incident in Seattles recent re-
markable commercial progress is the rapid
and steady growth Of the various mercan-
tile enterprises OF this vicinity New
buildings. additions to the old, augmented
visible among Seattle jobbers and mer-
One OF the leading Of the former ana
an indisputable demonstration Of the truth
OF the foregoing Is ]. Berkman & Bro,
who have just found II necessary TO n
crease the capacity Of their establishment
from three to seven floors. They handle
all classes Of furnishings used by the hap
erdasheries OF the Northwest. From the
position Of an ordinarily small irm tEis in
stitution has advanced, until after it's ssto
extension II occupies one OF the most
prominent posts OF similar dealers "a this
country. One OF the fundamental prtnci-
pies OF this house In never to sell goods
at retail. catering to jobbers only. This Is
really one OF the basic attractions of Berk-
man Bros
The ground moor II given to Offices and
sample rooms the second il devoted to
woollen underwear; the third to cotton
goods: the fourth TO pantaioons and mack
macs; the NTH to oversh.rts: the sixth TO
hats and headwear: the seventh to slsn.
kets and quilts. while the basement Il Civ
en- to packing and shipping for country
dealers. A special representative f. in
charge OF each moor. who has numerous
assistants to attend to the wants OF pa
irons. Travelling statesmen cover the en-
tire Northwestern territory.
This establishment Is prominently locat-
ed at Hills First avenue south, opposite
Dexter Horton 4 Co.'S bank.
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CouPEvILLE SOCIAL ITEMS.

COUPEvILLE. Aug. S-Miss Rhodes.
OF Seattle, Is spending q few days with
friends in town.
Mr. J. NJ. Hart. of U,salady. was in town
last week
Mrs Brown. of whatcom, Is spending a
few days on the island
Mr.. J. H. Kineth made trip to Seattle
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. White returned Monday
from Seattle. Mrs. White has just return
ed from the East.
Mr.. Charles Ames. OF Seattle. who, with
a party Of young folks has been camping
at Crescent Harbor. spent Wednesday in
town with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. s. Tucker arrived in
town This week. Mr. Tucker is TO be pr.n-
cipal Of the Ebey's Prairie school
Mrs. Grant G. Angle and family. OF Shell
ton. arrived in town Thursday to visit rel
atives.
Mr. Horace Holbrook Is In British CO.
lumbia for few weeks
Mr.. H. Ebey, Of Seattle. Is spending =
few days with friends here.
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N0arHPORT SOCIAL NOTES.

NORTHPORT. Aug. S-Miss Nellie
ODonnell. Of Cheney. Ia the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. " Downs
Mr.. Frank Nesbit, for some time a resi-
dent OF this place. on Wednesday took his
departure for Spokane.
The dancing party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Savage In the large hall over the
Northport Trading Company's store last
Thursday evening was one OF the most
successful affairs of It's kind ever held
here. The hall decorations were both eiab-
crate and tasteful. cut flowers and colored
light effects helping to NIKE up a most
beautiful ensemble About forty-two cou-
pies were present in response to the invi-
nated in until a verv late hour A mid
night lunch was served. Those present
included some Of the most prominent peo-
pie OF Stevens county, and the affair. taken
as whole. will be long remembered by
those present.
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LUMIERE c.nematograph and wagner's
orchestra. free every night this week at
Madison pavilion.
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GRAND ball, Ranke hall. Saturday. Sep
TENDER 2.
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WHEN going East. ask your ticket agent
to route you via the Chicago. Milwaukee
Il ST. Paul railway.
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NOTICE.

A. W. Bikker. OF Anvil City, Cape
Nome who IL returning On tbe ~,sarn
ship Roanoke. win act as private carrier
for a slight consideration. carrying mes
sages. letters and light packages. Call
at the New Western hotel
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SAY. those new collar and cuff machines.
coupled with new shaper and edger,
makes Cascade Laundry Company patrons
happy. Main, 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-31
Had Catarrh R8 Years.

. Josiah Bacon, conductor on the P. W. ~ B' K. R., says. "I had suffered with Sasarrh saea for 3o years and regarded my tass: se as hopeless. One day I saw the iill;ssllaonlal il;al of Geo. H. Hearn in Braz- ena; aa Balm circular. Hearn was the casa cs.neer on my train and I knew his and S: was desperate. Italked with Hearn the nas us cure gave me hope. began mot sse of the Balm at once. There was brf tIa Iacn change for the first two months months en began to improve and in six ls, wee al. 10 my inexpressible satisfaction, : was entirely cured.n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-31
NY FATE
The moon looked over the hill,

The moon looked over the hill, Coldly dispassionate; And the dreamy daffodiI Bowed by the silent Till,
 Wan and disconsolate.
 Never breath of a breeze
 Moved mid the ghostly trees. An, the night was strangely still When 1 sought my fate! m The moon looked into your eyes, Neither with love nor hate, And l waited to hear your sighs In tender or worldly wise, As dying man might wait.
 was doubting if heaven were trueI
 Till you breathed: '' 'Tis you, 'tis
 you" An, the night was paradise When 1 found my fate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-31
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The EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

Tie only roaGe 10 TIE popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin Gordon
Creek Martin Creek. Sisserton, Deer
Creek. Cat Lake and Monte Crsto
The scenic route for tour1stA. fishing Aad
camping p@Tt.eA-
For rates and other information address
nearest local agent, or
g. ~. BAIRD.
Gen Frs & Pass Agt Everett Wash.
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PORT ORCHARD AND poaT WASH
ISGTD& ROUTE
STEAMER MARY e. PERLEY
Leaves :osf - " zsSsfnst.s street 2altS a,
- r. n s@ftncsyS. - .. III far Pseass 8 {
EeacA f%ssf BIzks{eys Eysze.91n 4
IfFy 43es. C1srsssseg. ssdEsT. TSArYtan
SsEsseo and ssSv@rdsEe Returning s-ssrs
ssEweT1sse ~ q a. "a, arrives sexffis "a
. r. Leaves Ssta~v SATURDAY. nsxes. a.
s9 ? = arrives Seattle 500 9. n. TeGs-
Tssoas Mar sE
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sKAGTr RIVER RouTE-sseamers Ska
s4f 6s1s.r ard xrxns

sKAGfT RIVER RouTE-Sseamers ska
git Queen and Irene.
Monthly Tine card-LeAyee Seattle
April az II a. M. Apra ; AZ msdnixh,;
April at & n n. April at q N. April
II at 3 n IA. April Is AZ 10 = m-. April
IS al II a. IA. April II ~ nidaight. April
% az r. m. April - 1T I - N, April
IS al a. M. April g Al 70 2. m. April =
at II = m Leaves Mount vsrnca April :
A 4, a. !, :. M. April nr,, !. q e
y. IN. Arm rs at p. m. April - at
= m. Aprsi p At .. IA. Arr. 9 AZ 4
a. 10. April = al p. m. April = q
D. m. Apri 70 ~ n. m. Gaining az I'd
aaonds. Tuiaiip. Stanweod, Fir. Skaxis
City, Mount Vernon, Avon, 6edre -Woola<y.
lyman ard Hamilton. Steamer SkAxit
queen. making trs-weekly trips to noent
Werner connecting with Steamer frena
for up river pcints. Steamer Irene. mailing
two trims a week for up-rfver points. con :
meeting with Steamer skaxat Queen At
Mount Vernon.
Eror passenger and freight rates Apply at
C5ty Dock ". p. Gilkeson, General Man
axer. Str. SkaSss Queen, II II A3consld.
Master. Str. Irene, e. " AcAonaio. AAs-
ter. Telephone. Main n.
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-
esp, sunssy. Tor Pari MADISON. Ksns.son.
Port Gamble. Port LoA.sw and Port
Tcwnssnd. Returning reaches Seattle ~
. a m daily. Sunday lsaves for PERI
T.-nss ID, ai1se. =. :, e. ., ,:;sar n,,;
~ .. N Telephone. Main q. LAZY. BE-
gaEsaa q Co. axe1ss-
. srEA,MEH r sEohaE z sTAKR. q, 2:
Elain~. leaves Central 1pck, Seattle. &C
: D. N. Monday. Wedn. s3ay ana FRIDAY.
Returning leaves whascsr q b. n
seas,ls for Taeoasa a ! :. n. Wsdnss6.1.
FrtSsy and M@r3av
FOX WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
"a AZ. s,.ir AZ x,ra,vs Z lsAsss
except saturday. Hetarnias. laAyss Z
so.ehlaF u. EaraoaS.. taistss. B!s.5;
OK nars5r f,ssisas and 4 z co a. Il {:
p.ny. osasrs feispaons. nais Ill
rxc Hasp s1 srNsa s2ET bopr
Leaves GAIAxAtss aoSk foot os wzxninxtoa
asss~s. Tuesdays, Thursdays. sasuraays
ard Sundays Al : c'elsek q. "a, Cor Ring-
ssaa fsrt Gamble. ssabeex, Hr.nnsn, Hob
~. r1ewsste: felllwane Fails, Hootsposs
p TgoTTMAN. Maaaxsr
Telenarne Aasn So.
wHATcDM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER EAT CITY.
leaves liz Iscx. foot OF Main Street.
Tuesday. Tns1ssszy Ae4 saturday, o. =
H. ter AnSsossss. Fxsynnssas an1 what
dsy. W esne~zax and Friday q q =
Fare fran Seattle. O.
w. II. ELLIS 4 SON, owrsn
W. J. ELLA TSA1Rs 1GAsAess
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FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE 10 TACOMA.
xo0r round tr;rs daily. except Sunday.
N ole hour and twenty FIVE minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. SeatLe-TacomA
route, - follows:
TAKING EFrp>T TUESDAY, MAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave Seastle-7:k. HE A. m.. 10. SIS
3. ~
Leave Tnccma--s.so n m. I, IA. . .. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Ssatsle-5se =. IA. u m. p. n-
Leave TacosDa--s3e a. M. TO, 80 .. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, ard Commercial dock. foot 81 Ma
rfnu street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer AID State Of
Washington
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FOR ANAcoRTES. FAIRHAvEN. NEW
~Nf1ATEON AND VANCOUVER, IA G.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
&c., ---
,..-. Mcwfliiamn. NAster.

f>aves Yesisr wharf every Monday. Wet
nesday and Friday 1t II 20 p. q.
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday And Thurs-
day a. 10 p. n for seattle 01rect arriving
10 q. IN. following day.
Leaves vasceuver saturday 10 = n. Tor
whateom Fafrhaven. Anaccrsee ana 0eat-
tie. arriving eesstis : , ~. Sunday.
Connects 1t AnAcoftes with T. 4 ~. Ry.
and ~ Vancouver with stssms.H far~NA-
naino and New Wsetmsssfer Ard with c.
p. r. trains for al poinss East.
For freight or passage apply ~ Yesl<r
wharf or ~ once Of Vancouver Line. No
tnal Iss Buiidins. Tal. nrewn. ~
STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
Leaves Yesser wharf. Seattle dasiy fex.
csrs Saturday, II 10 p. m for EvE6ErT.
ASAcoRTES, FAlRHAvf.N and WHAT.
COM. Returning. leaves whafcvm daily
Except Sunday at .. n. arriving IN
Seattle 81 En- p. "a.
Tia FASTEST. MOST ELEoANT ana
ONLY DAILY eTEAMER on tna WHAT.
COM ROUTR
Freight and fares ~ low e any b. vat.
81 or ran.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ifAef Wharf Telephone Main al.
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE
6seanser Csgy OK klaxssess bet wesn n,
COMA, waka.. and Victoria a. e..
ssam Nv ST srs1ssaA Ills AT sis1sn
ia.sssmLv p SEATTLE Raj i.Ssasa
bpm iv. 7sPi~ TcwEssEa - Ar sss4ssssn
tsSpn Ar i3ei %tetartA ~ In tsvpsa
'IA8ly src~Et sundays
This steamer furnishes frst class Ar-
eutsEncSatiogss. carrying 18th freight ard
passengers ssls leaves !rosa Ye2sss What.
Seattle for Victoria. a. ~ - - "a &A1
for TACOMA at 2 IL a. IN
Der rates. tickets etc, srsasra q
r. ". ALLEN,
Axsns, Yesasr wharf. seasfsA
A. NArEAI,
0eaesaa Axrnt ~. p. ny. Seattle.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT Tfss S5E1SD
AND PORT ANGELES FkuA
CITY DIX

AND PORT ANGELES ERoA
CITY pssk
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City DO Il
Sundays. Tuesday and Thursdays az "a
m%dnax ht fer Port rowasena Port Va.
iArxs Juaxenexs PORT Aax@sez Port
Crescent. Goifys0 Pysns sssaam and
Nsza oay. Returning leaves PORT Ange-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Saturdays.
o. - m. seases Port Townsend at 10 q
m. arrives In Seattle q. ~ ?. IN. Steam
or Garland leaves City deck ASnasyA
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at Ia madn.Gnt.
for Fort To~nsen3, Poys " sias fraz DsnEs-
ness, Port Anges~S ana victoria 70
turning. leaves Port AnEsaes at a m -
u c-d2Ss. Wednesdays ana fr11sya-
1.esves Port Tswns~na ~ IL - szs- arrives
IN seattle at ~ .. tn
I T~ispaoas Main 80
CAPT j " THOMPSON Msrar~r
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SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
ROUTE.
STEAMER NuLTNONAH
leaves for racoma and Olympia daily =
p. n.
STEAMER CITY or AHERDEEN.
Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily. sx-
cept sundays. At .. n Returning. Ar
risss Seattle .. IA
Fare between SEATTLE ana Tacoma =
esass. Round trip. g cents.
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager.
u Tel Main 81. City Deck. Agent
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c3ussveiy.
IssrsoSs-s received from s. IN yi1es
Interest allowed per aangT: Six Per
cent on time deposits. per cent on or
;iuarv deposits
Dividends declared last days ~ May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved ColIatsvais cnis.
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siEht excaanxe AID tesezFapf4e DAEls-
far~ ST New York chicago. 81. FAuI. san
Francisco. Portiass ard various po4Ets n
Oregon ard British CnlwDs4s-
SsSst oitls - exes&nEe OF London avail
ahis sasew s@re IN Europa
Collections made at al points On szyQs~
aAss terms
F3ouas. searks arr ofher vatsahges re-
cesAsea On deposit so< safssesy s.Zg~
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. wash
Capstal .......-... ,..+...+.....- $50. .Sf0n 40
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob F14rfa .......... ....*......, President
Arthur A Denny .....+s-s.. Vice President
John T@ary Second Vice President
James f. Hayden. Manager. cash'r, Secy
JOS r. fSresnEsst ........ Assistant Cashier
signgna Sch.aSacAer. John Collins
l. &. Ssufelder, r /. Rio1xets.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, SAN JtrAN ISL.
AS FrrAN Nh L Yn fssoMrTo osI
Carrying usssd states mali. leaves C1sy
ah9 THURSDAY, 81 II o'csock midnight toe
Port Townsend San Juan iaiaa1s and New
whatrom. Returning, ssAvss New WHAT
s." M 4 1nsms~on. M msnss.s s.s.sr :.
L.lly Bosa riuD Gu, Agents. CITY dock
Tsieyaons Main %.
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COTTAGE CITY
April so, at 9 A. n.

For Victoria, Mary Island. Ketch-
kan, Wrangei, Douglas Island.
Sum Dam. Juneau. Skag~ay, DYea
AID Stka Connecting a. SltsA
with Pacific Steam Whaling Co 8
steamers fer ether points in Alas
k2- See ad- below.
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Carrying Z 4. Mai.
On Port Orchard and Port Washtnrssu
route. leaves City dock SO a "a, ca{isns
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Leaves Port Orchard Navy Staten al \
p m arrives Seattle essp m EN RoA
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THE FIRST NATION AZ. BANK or
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoND
ROUTE
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Our steamers are strictly frst-
class. Table unsurpassed Mast ax-
IL yisne@1. competent commanders
aud pilots rssnnsag 20 Alaska.