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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
Special Precautions for Prince Of
Wales in Germany
KAISER'S GUARD DOUBLED.
Victoria Also BETTER Watched Sails
bury das Only Ten Guards, and
Chamberlain but Three.

New York, Aug l3.-Precautlons for
the safety OF the prince ol Wales during
his stay ia Homburg where bee arrived
include the Inauguration OF a new sys-
TEN for The protection OF royalty from
the attacks of anarchists, says a Lon
don cable TO the World
Under this system every member Of
royal family travelling out Of his own
country has the services OF a detec-
tive from each European bureau, whose
special qualification Is bis intimate ac-
quaintance with dangerous anarchists.
These foreign detectives, fourteen In
number. arrived al Homburg a week
before the prince OF Wales was eX-
pected In order that a thorough pre-
liminary investigation might De made
and an necessary precautions taken to
insure his safety.
The prince was also accompanied up
on his arrival by six special service men
from Scotland yard who Will guard him
during his stay u H0mbuTg.
Lord Salisbury. who Is at Schluicht
has a comparatively small guard-t0ur
English detectives and six from other
European cJuuugs-as the town Is
small, and il is easy TO keep track OF
suspects.
The guard OF the Emperor William Of
Germany has been doubled since King
Humbert's assassination, and II is said
that the guards have been warned that
they win be held personally responsible
% any preyentablg mishap occurs 10
the kaiser
queen Victoria ls also more carefully
guarded than before the murder OF
Humbert. During the yachting week
Cowes swarmed with detectives and
the grounds az Osborne House are pa
trolled by guards night and day.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has
three Scotland yard men In constant
attendance and the two Baliours are
similarly guarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
FLEW THE AMERICAN FLAG
How a Brave Chinese Captain Was Saved
from a Russian WarshIp.
lie Gave Assistance 60 the Oregon
aud Was placed Under Amer
lean Protection.

Chicago, Aus. ls-A special to the
Record from pit,sburg Pa, says:
Mrs. Joseph BlUngJen, wife Of the
United States district court judge o.
this district. today received a letter
from Mrs. James B Neal wife Of Dr.
Neal. now with the United States con.
sui. John Fowler telling about the rec
cent developments IN China. The let
ter was written from Che Foo, July 10
and in IL Mrs Neal gives her version
of the incident when the Chinese war
shin which insisted the disabled bat
tieshlp Oregon. was authorized uy
capt Wilde to 1y the American hag
Mrs Neal writes
There is one good Chinaman On the
world. he D. Captain Sah Of the CHE
ncse guub08t lllI chi, on which
twenty-six ol us american women Jna
children took refuge while she was ly-
Ing five miles out 200 the Tsung Chow
harb0r Capt Sab gave assistance &C.
Capt. wilde of the oregon, when Oh
latter grounded. ana In recognition of
his services Capt Wilde gave th
Chinaman letter bearing an official
seal that for saving and guardirr
Americans at Tsung Chow. Captain
sab and Ais ship were under American
protection
"Whle we were sun on board tn
Hal Chi "a Russian man OF war started
On her direction But Captain Sab ran
up the Stars and Stripes. as Capt
Wilde had told him 20 DO, and the Rus,
We're tweuty-sIX American women and
children of us 90 cheer and cry as 'Old
Glory unfurlel from the stan Of
Chinese war ship
CAPT WILDE MEANT BUSINESS.
San Francisco. Aug l1.-Mau advices
from Yokohama. Japan. contain the
following story 10 connection with the
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NNNNNNNNNHN<NtNNANNNNsN

year he saves $50 Of il. and the other,
earning the same amount, saves nuth-
Ing 10 seems an easy problem 90 figure
OUT the probable difference at the end of
~ years Nothing ls more surprising
uan iha result. for while in the second
Instance the 20 years viii have produced
no growth. in the other the habit Of
economy and o. saving the pennies be-
comes the most finely tempered and
useful tool in his possession, and the
growing capital Is a servant which
from a child grows into a giant for his
Mgs'ers advancement
The business years OF Mr. Hunting
TOM minority were spent In the selling
or merchandise, and this took him all
over The south
~ course he succeeded. He was too
pig and strong physically 10 be suub.
peg. De- was TOO bright and keen men,
Tally to Doe w0rsted In trade, and he
was too Invariably good-natured too
good story teller. not to be courted,
even hv his debtors.
~ q young Huntington went into
partnership with his brother IN gem
tfal merchandise store az Oneonta n
Il. "htIe he remained until lhAN, When
we California gold fever swept over
tne country like a tidal wave, eugultlng
IN lF excitement multitudes Of ven.
l1f'some spirits. Huntington was i'm
Loiluncd 20 join company organized
,lI am expedition 10 the Pacific coast,
pui refused He preferred 20 go indie
.HlsntN He saw IN his minds eye
th. Towing Of gold as his neighbors did,
uul he saw more, for 90 his clear per-
gsig0n me channels through which the
so.1 would flow most freely We're not
,ne s'ulc.vays Of the miners but their
n,els He well comprehended that
Mn.Ie camps might be located towns
..l', spring up and provisions lumber.
aNl lu1umerabie articles OF hardware
would Doe required.
curing Dis detention on the isthmus
gu hiee months. waiting for "a north
LUNA SHIP Doe occupied the time. spent
many others IN amusement and dis
s,L-''lN' in buying and selling merchen-
use ana continued in perfect health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
$500 A MONTH BY MAIL.

no one need be deprived Of the adj
vantages of this SPECIAL OFFER be-
cause of living away from the City
WRITE DRS SHORES AT ONCE. n
you cannot CALI FOR THEIR NEW
SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
BLANKS, and take advantage OF Drs.
Shores SPECIAL OFFER DURING
AUGUST TO CURE CATARRH AND
ALL CATARRHAL CHRONIC Dis
EASE FOR THE Low FEE OF So a
MONTH, No OTHER CHARGE OR
EXPENSE. ALL MEDICINES FREE
This special offer goes into effect AT
ONCE, and holds good % ALL WHO
APPLY THIS MONTH. CALL OR
WRITE. CONSULTATION FREE
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREAT
MENT OR NOT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
Liver Disease.

The liver is affected by catarrhal
pois0ns extending from the stomach
into the ducts of the liver Quickly
cured with little cost by DIS. Shores
famous treatment
do you get dlzzy7'
Have you cold feet?'
do you feel miserable"
"Do YOU get tired easuyG"
do you have hot dashls2'
"Are your spirits low at tmes2'
DO you have rumbi.ug iu bowels
These are the seven simple signs iu-
diCatIug disease Of the liver II you
have any or an Of them. seek Doctors
Shores now and be cured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
OF the Enr..

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachi1u tubes into the
ears causing partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with little cost by
DIS Shores famous treatment
is your hearing falling
do your ears DISCHARGE
rs the wax dry in your ears?'
DO you hear better some days than
others2'
rs your hearing worse when you
have a cold?'
is irreparably destroyed. Doctors
Shores can cure you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

This form Of Catarfh Is most common
resulting from neglected C0lds-quick-
ly cured with little cost. by Drs Shores
famous treatment
"ls your nose stopped up?'
Does your nose lisCharEeY'
'ls the nose sore and tender"
us there pain IN front Of head?'
do YOU hawk 10 clear the throat2'
us your throat dry Iu the morning.
"Do YOU sleep with your mouth
open2'
You can Doe easily cured now-dont
Jet it run into complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
DR.. SHORES NEW INSTRUMENT.

This by DIS shores shores to
carry their medai healing Throat
Tubes Lungs Lung Diseases
COME and this invention FREE get cured for g. All
treatment and professional Ringing the Ears
spasm Asthma. are many times
cured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT.
itinerary Of Campo ign Speakers, So
Far as Known,

Lincoln, Neb. Aug. I'M Bryan
this evening decided on the itinerary
70 the P0uul.st notification meeting ut
Topeka. August 24th. lie viii leave
Lincoln via the Miss,ur. Pacific. Tu.s-
day August 2lst lie Wl uaE.
speech dt Auburn at @ o'clock a.I lt
III O'Clock DE win address the people
of Tccumsch. Tie VIII drive across Oh.
country Co pawuce city and speak
there at . o'clock. The evening speech
win be delivered iu Fails city Str
bryan expects 90 reach Topeka uu tHa
morning OF August g-Hi H. VIII star,
hack August 2iih a speech win %.
delivered at Manhattan klu Zoo tha
forenoon. and at Beatrice Nob. Boz Oh.
evening Stops viii be made "a, other
toWna along the route and short
speeches made.
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nnnmnnln h Emnhntlc.

London. Aug. t,-Tha E1umau,a gov
eminent according fa o. dispatch from
Vienna. h.s addressed % sharp note
amounting almost tu uu ultIWatgm. 20
misunderstanding tha arrest OF sara
tu. president ut che revolutionary
committee at Sofia and the suppress
sion OF that organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

lgs. Arizona. New Mexico and Texas
is FUN of interest. Huntington and his
associates did not stop untI they had
continuous line OF track from Port
land. ore. 20 New Orleans. $500 miles
On length Innumerable branches were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
nrL,L.h GnrrI.nn RelIercd.

Carataau Aug lJ-Lori Kitchener,
otter forced march. has relieved col.
UUara and ,ha bis garrison 90 Glands
TIU.r
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1h., Won whIIs You sL,.r.

While your mind and body rest. Cas-
carols candy Cathartics repair your
digestion. your liver. your bowels pat
trel 90 perfect order. All druggists,
Zoe. a5c. Joc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
STORY OF HUNTINGTON'S LIFE

How, the Great Finuncler and Railroad Magnae Carved
o,t His own Careerin the World Of Active Energy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
lnnnnnunJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

while many sIckoucd and died lie
walked % times across The is,hmus, and
his experiences at this time are inter-
esuug and fun Of humur He had
started with 81 eco. but Dee landed In
California with 5000, and was able 10
give some 90 his companions, who had
enjoyed themselves after their own
fashion instead of his, the money they
wanted for q good square meal Iu cele-
brauUn of their arrival while he him-
self dIned ON crackers and cheese. The
career of MIR. Huntington Ia California
began with his rapid rise Go wealth Iu
the hardware business that be- eslab-
lished in Sacramento
As lumber In California IN 1879 cost q
dollar "a foot Mr. Huudnc.ons first
store was q big tent, lhe roof and sides
OF which We're made out of ola sails
other tents We're added. until finally 10
took five 20 hold hIs stock.
Young as he was Do soon gained the
sobUQuet OF "Old Huntington. iu CONF
pliment 90 his sagacity When men had
goods 10 sell and it seemed impossible
90 find a buyer it was a common say
ing. "Go 90 old Huntington. Hen all
ways make an offer"
Mr. Hunuugt0ns maxim Of trade was
this, Anything that can Doe bought for
less than the cost OF production. that
SIS not perIshable and that is an article
in general use, Is worth buying and
holding. An anecdotc win Illustrate
this lie once bought a lot Of bar steel
8t time when there was NO mauulac-
turing iu California Nobody wanted 10
and the owner was glad Co get rid of 10
no a cent "a pound For four years he
stored it In his back yard under Old
sails. but when quartz was no last
reached everybody wanted steel and he
sold the major part of 1t at dollar a
pound and his logged patience had its
,eward.
In due time Mr.. Huntington ana Mark
Hopkins became partners. and never
were two men better fitted for such "a
union. A few years OF association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE list Of awards
20 American exhibitors at the Paris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

Chicago, Aug. l1-Heury o. Payne,
vice chairman OF the Republican ua-
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LET IT BE DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD

PIP O. l Oft
regular
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ONLY II DAYS YET Remain

Tie HOI all I'm
complicated FORMS To impress this fact the minds Of
decided that they would take limited number Of and them
MONTH"; ALL MEDICINES
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San Francisco. Aug l7.-Mall advices
from Yokohama, Japan, contain the
following story In connection with the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25

FOR ANACORTEs. FAIRHAVEN
WHATCOM A%D BLAINE -- stsa rnsr
GEORGE =. STARR leaves Central dock
Seattle. az 4 y. m Mondays Wednesdays
ard Fridays Returning leaves What
com az p. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
DR. N.
AND OREGON SHORT line.

! NWLsE hAihs--sH"Ht tst H"t 7"
seattle e. All points East ard southeast.
Ma Portland salt Lake ttty and hcnNer,
Pullman palace sleeper. NerarN and I'm.
lrE cars. uphutAtc- red teartsf HlceRerS and
l..tsth HFAs, Eor ttrktts ia or from any
gatrt tr ere United stssea Canada or E2-
~ .4r tu ~ address p ? Ellis. Cen
ffat ak~nr. GIt Ftr>t avenue seattle W
lI W9ftrat % = 4 Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAyIGATIoN
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
sEATrLE. EvERErr ANp EpMoNr

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE
Time card-LeaQes Seattle 7 a. m. u m
and s p. m. leaves Everett s.i5 a. m.
80 2. m, and 7sih .. m
Three round trips daily. except sunday
Connections At Seattle Win the steisn-
er Flyer for Tacoma, al Everett with he
steamer Mksdo for Snohomish ana with
the Everett and Monte rristo railway Tor
Monte Criato and way stations
Coiman DOCK Seattle. Merchants ,ck
Everett. Telephone Seattle, Red ff'
Everett, CA ~ =. scOrr. Manager
THE FAV0RITE u. 9. MAI. eTFAMFP
STATE or WASHINGTOSa
Has nos resumed her regular run no.
tween Seattle and Everett Anarortes
Falrhaven and Whatrom. daily except
Saturday At 70 p. m, from Yssisr wharf
Ihlh palatt4l ana popular steamer IL
just from the hands OF the Ehipartght-
nachiniHt ana decorator. and Ia spirndid
conditions for this seasons tusineaA
kirFHut HtaterGoWA and cuisine the best
The iratcius rublic can now be assured
~ rapid transit ard qyick dispatch ~
freight. the State" being tho only daily
boat On the Seattle. Whntoorn rrilts
PACIFIC. %AVGdATroS CO..
Phone. Main BIZ Yesief Whar,
PORT TOWNSEND. sA& JUAN fsI~
ANS AND WiiATC0M ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPsDN
Carrying United states mail ieavcW city
dock. foot q Main street. Sundays. Tues
days and thursday at j. O'clock md
night FOR Port Townsend san IuaY 49,
ards and New Whatcasn Eetsrffse
leaves New Whatc0rn Tpesdaga Tbnr@-
days ard Saturdays az o. m 81
Eardas & Co. Agents. city dock Tee
rHoue Main a. Wv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
SEATTLE Is INFER.
NATICNAi RAILWAY
hori Linz TO al Points n
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train SO g. f1r Suahorplsh. Arlington.
W1'aey ana Vancouver. leaves Seattle
rel't4E w'tr Canadian PaclnC railway f-r
AI gaiars Fast. ARRIVES a. Vancouver $50
3D. IA.
Train ~ q leaves vancouver daily at
20 8. rl Leaves Samss % 20 9 II. AZ
sNrs Seattle Ga 3. Fr
Train 500 faAy leaves SEATTLE 500
g %. Arrives si Waaaey g q p. ~. con-
ncc t-rE v4th SHa4at.ul4e and Everett
h-arcHsF Sally vNcelt sunday
Train NJ. 4 oaas leaves Ne0Iey 80
O. 80 Arrives Seattle 1919 a. m. connect
ilg Utta Everett and Snoaualmle
branches. Daily except SUNDAY
r ~. PRICE,
Agent, Seattle. Wash.
r T. BRETT
General Passenger Agent. Seattle. wAsa.
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asll
STfA MERs.
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. Seattle-Tacoma
route rs follows;
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE G.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-7:45, II; rs a. m: 2;t5. sl5
=. m.
Leave Tacoma-ss ~ a. m. 1, 40. .. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle~7,S0 a. m. ~ m. y. m.
Leave Tacoma--82 % a. m, $50. ~ D. m.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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HOOD CANAL AND PORT 0Asp'
ROUTE

STEAMER DoDE -
F.snven Central dock tuesdays sst.st
days ana Saturday. ~ a M
On alternate says Telephone, 49, $3.50
W. 7. GAFFNER. hAv'1
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT HAs|
fNGTDN ROUTE.

PORT ORCHAHD MD TgEI
TNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY y. rEKLxl
Leaves foot 81 Washington street . ~
3 m, Sundays 100 q ~. ~ T.~1
pnarf. nrefneftnn. U. nT -
charleston. sidney. Tracyfon. ~ ~ A
VardaIe. PeturnirR, leaves MistfS@
a ri sidney 7.8p a. m Lsasss $50
Saturday nights at 80 ., NJ is@s~
Main a2s -
FOR WILDLY ISLAND PolN!s ..rs|
IA CONNER ~ steamer fAihHA'I
Leaves Central dock. Seattle osAf 49,
m except Sundays NsiugntHs 49,. .e'.s-l
Conner III q m except SUNDAYS ~.
- a. Fauaoda clinton, UFgmns -
T.sngiev CoupeviNc. San ~ FaeA
iisgbor. Ttsaiady and Ia cpEp~ 81
Ia CoNNER TRADING
pORTATfON COMPANY. Vshsf
eunome Main III --------~I
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IMPERIAL LIMITED"

e. J. CoYLE, w. r. THOMSON.
Asst. Gen Pass. Agent, Agent.
Vancouver. b. c. e0s First Ave, Seattle
Telephone, Main 209
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sFATTLF.. PORT GAMRLg-Towssh'
ROUTE.


II IN y y y FsN77II =. = VI
leaves CIV Sdck daily AZ I'D enr@
cent SUNDAY. for Port Madison. h,hsr
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow 80, 81
Townserd Rsturn.nE. reaches sseA'r ~
2 a. m. daily sunday leaves i.,s.,,sssf
sroWnaend direct mt Z =. m. s,~s1
tss~as Port Townasnd FOR seattle - =
attn. m. Telephone. Main a u"
Eardus a. Co, Agents
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STEAMER RosALIE.
Leaving Columbia Street Dock. Effective
September 5th. 1900.
NORTH BOUND.
aOrTH RnTtNn
FOR VANCOUVER. 3. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


Ac Nliilarns .'..--.--......--.-.s..... Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
"wednesday and Friday az 2 m
Arrives Vancouver % A. IA the following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday A. D m
Arrives az Seattle a. ~ a. N. following
DAY.
Connects a. Vancouver with Q. T. n
trains for al points East ans with steam
ers for Nanalmp. Comox. Victoria Ssw
West minister and Texada island ports
Freight viii not De received al Seattle
after g. "a. on dAY 81 sailInE
For freight ~ passage apply a. the u.
Zee - TIE Vancouver Nue, Ieaier wharf
Telephone Red col.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
fNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. +. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. s. Mail
leaves City dock AZ % a m FOR fort al
Rtan roint. Pleasant Beach nramerton
trnitea states nasy yard, Sidney. Charles.
ton. Ifacyton. ntco and S4Yerdale ln-
turning leaves sidney 2 ,. m. Brerncrtot.
40 3 m
Lilly. BOGARpUs e. co, Agents.
Telephone. Main -
Fare Port Orchard polats. &c.
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PORT TOWNSEND. sA% JUAN fsI,-
ANS ANp, WfiATC9M ROUTE
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MULTNOMAI
Daily, except sunday. leaves for Taco
uaa and olympia az . m
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily, except sunday. leaves for Tacoma
ard olympia AZ a. m
round trip, SC. wv
Spring street. "a
Telephone Main US.
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DoDWELL & co. LTD.
ii3 James Street. General Agents.
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sTEAMEns.
DAILY BOATS TO PORT T0MN!ks
AND PORT ANGELES FhoA

- ~
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CIV s']
Sundays. Tuesdays and ThursdAn Z.
midnight for Port Townsend. fon
Jams. Dupgeness, Port Angeles. ~
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Csiam y
Nenh bay. Returning. leaves fMt
geies Tuesdays. Thursday and sAtars'
at s A. M. leaves Port T0wnssna
a. m. arrives IN seattle AZ ~
Steamer Garland leaves City deck
days. Wednesdays aud Fridays A. 49,. -
night fer Port Townsend, Fort Wh H.s.'
nungensss. Port Angeles ard 49,
Returning leaves Port Angeles ss
on Mondays, Wednesdays ana FnsL'
leaves Port Townsend al II . m. sf'''
In Seattle at 2 30 p m.
Telephone Main sis.
CAPT j II. THOMPSON hsnss-
sKAGfT RIVER RouTE-sieaiaef y y
git queen leaves Seattle TUESDAY. y,
temner e. at . a. m, THURSDAY 80 49,.
be- ~. ~ A. m. SATURDAY. s~faa 1890,
81 At ? a. m Leaves M5Hhs
wednesday, September y, *
Friday, September y, AZ a
day. September -, AZ a M eaAae N
F.8monds SiRnwoo fir. rksts y. y.
Mount Vernon and Avon f0f Te
ger ard freight rates. Apply " "
dock. Seattle. wash TeisphpAs'
81
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Monday nights storm delayed the run
ming of cars on the electric road some
COrnVille.

School in district M. 4, closed Friday
Dec. %. a session Of only seven weeks
The total attendance during the teri
has been IS, the average attendance, ID
Those not absent one. half day are Gil
ton AmazAen, Alton AmaZ9en, Jesse i
Blaisdell, Bessie A. Herrin, Howard {
Herrin. Fred R. Mcclure, Evelyn {
Ridley. E lrl C. Smith, Harold l.. Smith
and GLADYS Walton. Eleven have NJ
been tardy. The scholars and parent
with neiyhbors and friends were invite
to the home of the teacher in the ever
ing where the following programme Wa
carrit d out: The % Psalm, by tn
school; Batting the Cows, Clifton AM
zeen; Recitation, GLADYS Walton; Doe
any ore Care for Father, Abbie
Smith; The Engineers Murder, Fran
NJ. French; The jolly Old Grow, Chests
Herrin; RAproach Gently, Jesse
Blaisdel; Just before Christmas, FIRE
r. Mcclure; Youngsters, Alton Am
zeen; Look Alott, Howard g. Herrir
Swallow and |, Evelyn and Annie Ri
/ lev; Mumford's Pavement, E Idle n
Ridley; How He Whipped Him, Earl
smith: A Parlor Secret, Harold
Smith; Short Extracts in verse, by
class of six; Entering In, Bessie A. He
rim; Valedictory, Sadie A. Flander
The teacher was the recipient of
beautiful present from the schola
which was received with many thank
After partaking Of cake, candy and nut
remarks we're made by Mr.. Herrin, M
Smith; reading by Mrs. BlaisdeI. II
school WAS under the instruction Of NJ
G. II. Blackwell.