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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-02
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGES
or those paying winter rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for irrigation
purposes are from to o'lcock a. m, and
from to 6 o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent OF Water Works
Approved ALEX. Young,
Minister of Interior
Honolulu, June IA, 1899.
lo2A-tf
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TIMELY TOPICS.
Honolulu, april II, 1900.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS F!
JUST ARRIVED


Per Elk Diamond Head, schr. Tran
sit and E. B. Sutton. A large assort-
ment of General Merchandise, viz:
Perfect Double Mould Board
Flows, perfect Breakering Flows,
perfect Rice Flows, side Hill, and
Subsail Flows, Cultivators.
Harrows, Steel Road Scrapers,
Steel Tray Iron Tubulor Wheel
barrows, Steel and Wooden Trays
Wheelbarrows.
Hanging Lamps, Glass Lamps.
Lamp Chimneys and Lantern
Globes.
Horse and Mule Shoes, assorted
sizes.
Black Smith Coal in Bags.
Hawaiian Salt.
Butter Churns and Butter Work.
ers.
Milk Pans and Dish Pans.
Enameled and Tinted Iron Sauce
pans.
Wrought Iron Tea Kettles Jap'd.
Picks, Mattocks, Axes, Hatchet,
Hammers, Black Smith Tools, Ma.
chinist Tools, Plumbers Tools, etc.
Please call and examine for your
self.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'd
nj cI n q
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Certificates Of Deaths.


Following are the deaths recorded
and not reported by us, for which
burial certificates have been granted
by the Board OF Health, viz:
FRIDAYS RECORD, (June Is
Mu Su, Chinese male, so years;
born and died in Honolulu, Waikiki
OF Liliha street, near Bates stree, ,
after seven days sickness, OF enteri.
tbs; attended by DR.. Lau Tong Kai
and DR.. Garvin was called in after
death; Pauoa cemetery.
Puhi'ama, Hawaiian married fe-
male, 81 years; born in Kons, Ha.
waii, and died in Pua lane, Kappa
lama, after ten days sickness, of ,y
phoid fever: attended by DR.. T.
Mitamura; Kalaepohaku cemetery
Leong Ng Long, Chinese male, 80
years; born in China and died at
the Chinese Hospital OF phthisis;
attended by DR.. Hodgins; Manoa
cemetery.
SATURDAYS RECORD Juno 16).
Infant OF D. Kanewauui, Hawai-
ian female, 8 days; born and died on
the Asylum road, Kspalama, after
eight days sickness, Of inanticu;
attended by DR.. Burgess; Kawais-
hao cemetery.
Infant OF Chuk Kan, Chinese ie-
male, 6 days; born and died on
Nunauu street, between King and
Hotel streets, OF couvulsions; at
tended by DR.. Herbert; Msbiki
cemetery.
Matsuzaki Heizayemou, Japanese
male, 30 years; born in Japan aud
died at the Japanese Charity Hospi-
tai, after one months sickness, OF
beriberi; attended by DR.. Mitamura;
mahlki cemelery.
Y. Kogawa, Japanese male, %
years; born in Japan and died at
the Japanese Hospital, Kapalama,
after three months sickness, Of
dysentery; attended by DR.. Mori;
Makiki cemetery.
Bernhardt Paules, German mar.
ried male, 46 years; died at the In
sane Asylum, after six months sick
ness, Of chronic enteritis; attended |
by DIR. Herbert; Puea cemetery.
Nalua, Hawaiian married male, 60 |
years; died at the Queens Hospital,
where he was brought in from Wal.
kiki, of cirrhosis of the liver; at
tended by DR.. Wood, and a post
norton examination held; Maklki
cemetery.
SUNDAYS RECORD June 17)
Infant of Kawamoto, Japanese fe-
male, stillborn; attended by DR..
Ogawa; Makiki cemetery.
MONDAYS RECORD, June 49,
Infant OF John Hilahila, Hawai-
ian male, l month and 10 days; born
and died on the south side of Wylie
street, Nuuanu Valley, after seven
days sickness, of broncho pneumo-
MIA; attended by DR.. e. G. Water
house; Maemae cemetery.
Rikichi Matsumura, Japanese
male, "a years; born in Japan and
died at the japanese Hospital, Ka-
palama, after twenty-one days sick
ness, of typhoid fever; attended by
DR.. Haids; Makiki cemetery.
Kalekoolani, Chinese Hawaiian
male, 2 months and 4 days; born
and died on Cooke street, near
Queen, after seven days sickness,
Of congestion OF the lungs; attended
by Dr. Alvarez; Catholic cemetery.
Kapiioho, Hawaiian married male,
Is years; born at Muololo, Kauai,
and died at the Lunalilo Home, of
heart disease and opium
nabit; attended by DR.. Wood; Ma.
XXI cemetery.
TUESDAYS RECORD Dune 19).
Annie Daniel, Hawaiian married
'emale, q years; born at Waiauae,
Oahu, and died at Jacks Lane, Nj
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Annie Daniel, Hawaiian married
female, 81 years; born at Waiapae,
Oahu, and died at Jacks Lane, Nj
olopa, after fourteen days sickness,
of peritonitis; attended by DR.. Her
bert, and DR.. Garvin was called in
after death; Maemae cemetery.
Manaole Kamakee, Hawaiian fe-
male, 3 years; born and died at
Jacks lane, Niolopa, after seven
days sickness, of gastritis; post
norton examination was held by
DR.. Garviu; buried on q kuIeana at
Niolopa.
Pilipo, Hawaiian male, 40 years;
born and died at Palolo Valley, after
seven days sickness, OF cirrhosis of
the liver and nephritis; a postmortem
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Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, il
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-07
HOTEL MAY FLOWER
De SANCHEZ MORALES CAMUNAs & COMP
SANnJUAN P R.-CRSTO Is

Eabtaciones ventiadas BALCONIES la cae
Espl6ndido banos de placer de ducha a installation Ia
Isa Sc aqua eseezada hltrada aparatos
tema Pasteur. Gale principal y centrca
Barberia en- de cocbes g6ner d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-07
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
TNGLATERR RAJ
Teuan 10 yl2-Cruz FOraIeza Il HO prlner

condo Hotel Capaci lad para goo pasageo Siua
Capital Ell dor meor de las Antas
de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-07
FARMACIA PEREZ AV!LES
ArecfbO, Puerto - Rico.
Plaza PRINCIPAL

ArecibO PuerfO Rico. FAaz" FflncIpai.
To antona aedada que fu6 del Lcdo Perez Fres
how nonedad del Icdo Perez Ayes qulen ha reu
surtdo complete atua de las pmea
Fl desnaco de las de integene personal
bao Ia Immediate direction del senor Perez Aylles
En- este ncontrara constanemnte los utn
ductos qumicos inventados apLcados Ia eaPeutlca
plata Exposcones extraneras
Preciosb baratslmos.
El Pedro Rios estan ncargados dal morad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

HOTEL.
DISEASES Of WOMEN

n you are suffering fr ON any OF the -.
peculiar to your sex c all on or write ,,e -
i viii tell you Just wha can be done Il -
Ny medicines used in treatment OF 49,. -
eases are of a purely esetable natrre - ~
not injure the most deli cate person. bun ~. <
strengthen the organs that a perfsct 49,
healthy action Is produced. thereby go. q:
all troubles and disease $. and they WIN 49,.
the most shattered and br oken-down couslkSs<
and bring back that heal tn. strength ana k-Sz<.s
which every woman snoul possess.
This old reliable doctor win consult 49, -
free OF charge and tell on your diseass ~ias
asling you a question. He also f,rrni,kSs MI
medicines at his Office. nd saves you sriSS :
Of buying medicines at { he drug stores n ~.
give you references of m any renarkabls srrSsa S
has made ON this Coast by leading bAnhoro a.
business men. z75|
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WHO IS NOT GUILTY OF SOMETHING LIKE THIS2

short Of It." New. the correct quotation
is. THE short and the long OF IT.
SITS the wind in thar quarter" should
be sits the wind in that corner How
often do people quote. For never in my
youth did | apply hot and rebeilions
hquorS 20 my iirs." Correctly Ga reads
Fer never In my youth ala I Apply hot
ard rehsllieus liquors IN nay hlood a
man married il man MARRIED IL often
quoted without the qualifying adjective
''young and not quoted exact either
The quotation is from ~Aiis Well That
Ends Well. and as written b. shake.
spfare. reads, "A young man married L.
nan that's mArrd A slaring tenAen.
cy 81 quote striking statement, entirely
isnosgnE It's modifying p.rases..is A1asd-
cd ey Tbs pen q nigh,ieT than the
sword once some one wrote 10 Gen.
sherman rcguseung the "Cid rccumSeh''
20 write bis autograph and the sentiment.
'''rhe pon ts mlghtier than the sword =
Now. the general had no patience VITA
stoyenltness, He had ne more use for
"haif-eekea~ quotation than be had for
a Aals-drtiled reximent Ordinarily the
autograph hunters application mizh.
have gonc Into the waste basket has thEs
misuse ~ enc ~ Rulwer's most striking
sentences aroused him and be wrote hack
to the applicant 4 "scorchsr~ he S,l4
tAat Raiwer never would have put his
name 20 such = crude and untrue state
rent. ana he was sure that he himself
would not DO so. What Bulwer wrote. he
pointed out, was. Beneath the rule OF
men entirely great the Pen IS miehtiar
than the sword "And how often asks
the general. do those conditions ohtainr'
Perhaps for everyday use Curses, ike
chickens, come home to roosi," Is ss good
~ shs gsx bplwsrwySts Il, siprsss ase
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Ike young chickens. and sim come home
TO roos,.N Cleveland celebrated III Is a
condition that confronts as. NOT a the.
DRY, is only paraphrasa OF Disraeli's
Free trade " not principle. II Is an ex-
pe<ii@nt II Il said that Shakespeare il
fnisgeoted In craven stone upon his own
memorial In Westminster abbey. Where A.
l. written. And, like the haSeiesS fabric
OF vision, leave not a rack hehinae :.
" should be 'thiS vision" aud there are
four lines omitted between vision ana
leave not a rack hehinde"
Here are some Of the most familiar mis-
quotations. The Interpretation IA given
nrst and the corrcst version followM.
Tho tongue ls an unruIy member 80
bns the tongue can 10 rusn tame. IL IL
an nnrSly evil James ils. 81
Charity cnvereth a multitude ~ sins
tlaaritY shah cover the multitude Of
sins g. Peter ~, Rev. vers., Love
coVereth a multitude OF sins .
"A &tsis knowledge Is a dangerous
thing. "A little learning - a danrsrn1.
thing. Pope- Essay On Christian : NJ
gaoters hereby receive notice thar popa
was man Of intelligence and eiia ~,
write nonseuscA
Speed the parting CUES; "--'soe~d thu
SONG guest" Pope. Satire n} s.speed
shs p@rtiiss Ssest Is Ia Pope'S Odyssey
Book NV. The recognized quessfss.Y, T..
FOR I who hold sage Homer. rule ,hs
best welcome the coming. speed the g.,
ing susst"
"A man convinced against hts VIII VIII
hold the same opinion SIN H ,hnt
complies against his viii Is OF his own
opinion siiil (Rusisr "fiudihras" Part
gonce,l
Make assurance doubly surs.'-..A,ase
assurance douela sarN- lMasbstA-"
~ NS - ~
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civilian MCKINLEY WRITTEN in THE STARS
President Shows That His Reelection Bound Take Place
Saturns Mangn Bryan

vrs~.. - ,.r~.,v .ra sctbussastsrai,v
r,.h 80 r.-s.
m. ann =, ths hou.e NJ Mercurv re-.
,,,,r,e 80. hr,Iss,ncs srd q, she s,sventb
sn'.- , ,s,' 10 a,.ss.., =, ~. ncrdnct
- ~, aassna,sr an 's' -
- -. - ,r 49, - ~.
- y 1870 ....s 49,. go &c q,
MS anu Z. 1919 ~" . ~. ~. - -
VIE eisnsn no, susss s'. 20 ~ 800 =
VA az "sn.e cue ., a. 81, s,,,,,ss,st
o .u " sne n1se ~. ~. -, M
~ ~ 'nss iaIsv anu si'as -, ~ s.so
wno's .ne '.ary "p "ns 1870. =, -.
uounu - n's nonvI ~ w - -. -.
popularity, iM isrse part u ''' ''h1e"ee
viii oe ~ nv Aaso.. =.
Inc moon occupies s,rons posleon -
tne nouse OF Mars hhu IN .he p"a -
venus-potn strons ars4meh.s o. .'iv -
pie heartily supporting the military opera
lions ana inuofsihss ene p1eson. pola-
~ N TINS Inc. ~ tne sAne sn1 -.
moons Delne ~ sqharo WIN venus sno ~
. sharp opposit'on on tns par. =. .ns
peopie 70 ootn tne piesen' rnu M
mitsry operaIions ana poncy: ms op z,
position - mucn mouineo py tne 'ove y
glory ana national prae, as indlca!eo oy
.ne sun u sextne Win tne Moon anu I'm,
SEIZE VIII senus' Sne ~ MATS ~ SIM ssn
seAhe WIN moon ano seAue WIN s
nus, WINE tns sun anu MAJ al1 -
SIN. VIII 49, o.ner ,.. NJ
noa onu'sIy. osc.eo1 ai' e w =. s"o
s9uass oeewecn tns Hooh anu .enus-
suutnl'. Icpre.ent'ns .ne ano',.ous ne
!ea.ary eisment "a pontics' reuosrade
~ ms own mousse o. wealth. ana innuehee
from y. showing TINS element mop.ns ana
oisappointed--waiting TOT turn IN poll
tics ~nich VIII De IN tne'r 1avor
Inc erratic ana uncertain element VINO
thrive on the crumbs wnach fali from
the overloaded tables OF those last men
TONED are YEARLY waiune. with their
unsatfsned masters-Hs shown by Her
schei retrograde In the home Of Jupiter.
Hersrhei Is, however. In the term and In
the phase OF Venus. Indicating that they
are passiveiy In favor OF Mckinley's sue
cess
saturn the hereditary and persistent OPP
ponent or enthusiasm and progress, is
suiktng retrograde) In his own night
domictlc. The great malignant II In the
term or Venus and In the phase OF Jul
piter, 40 his opposition. while unailoyed
in purpose. In still half-hearted and hope
less.
II Ii almost needless to sum up these
arguments In order to render decf-
sion. They are 30 Overwhelmingly In
favor OF william McKinlcy's election
that the few and weak adverse indications
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- oSvERaATioN among intelu-
Ho1 Ecnt men Is snrinkled literally
~ with quotations consciously
IN ard unecnscicssls used And of
all the dsseasee which AFFECT
tho written and spoken lanx-
uAxe. this 90 Interpretation Is the most
wkospxead and the Hsost iacHrshln II Ia
doubtful II there lives me man who IN
an hts xrsatiass quotes correctly, II is
appasti~x 10 SEQ quotations which We
have used nearly al eur lives without
dpuht ana without question IS - thcsr
correctness turn cut upon investigation 20
he Interpretations, Shakespeare ard tho
nhle are the greatest sufferers rrnza the
rASAxes % the miegaesrFa. wAseh easily
"a acanasses for BY the fAes that they
sarnish she rcst quotations.
A most common quefaSi0r ~ 'sThcrcs
luck Ia cdd nn,nbefs." II should be.
There "a divinity Va od9 numbers" or
Good lnck Hes In oad numbers Roth
ihusa expressions rccwr IA act ". scene
\. OF '..The Merry wives ~ windsor
We often hear ~ ''Ine vexra Bermn.
sfas" What Shakespeare wrote was -'Ths
stiil.vsxed Bermoothes." The expires
ssans. Poverty makes strange bedfcl-
lows and Politics make strange he'd
follows are distortions 81 Shakespeare
Misery acQaaints a man with strange
hsttellows~ I'VE are such stun as
dreams are made or should be. I'VE are
such stuff az dreams are made On" AS
plain as the noee GA mans face" Is ar
smother common inisauotasion. Shake
spcare wrote
"Oh. lest unseen, iHseruteels Invisible
As a nose ON mans face.
and lsugton wrote, AS clear and as man
ifoxt as Tho nose In mans face" AL
meat EVERYBODY says aI'hs AocS Ana she
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MY deafness came on 49,
years ago with bad ringing n15
the head. which troubled NJ Gl1
In conversation. I had 10 An +
to raise their voices IN epsa1 &
me. and around tho table coul1
not catch q word. NY hear1n9 r.
improved under DR.. Reevaa' tro6i
now hear good and the ringinR
have entirely stopped" ~
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''He Cured My
CONSUMPTION

doctor Reeves cured me OF con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me up to die. His Discovery IL GER
tainly an absolute cure for consump-
ton IL taken in time. II you have
consumption go to DIR. Reeves for he
II the only doctor l have ever heard
Of that could really cure consump-
ton"
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FOR VANCOUVER. ID. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


McWllltams .....-.......ss............M Master
Leaves Yesisr wharf every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at o. rn
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at ~ M
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a. M following
day.
Connects at Vancouver with O. p n
trains for all points East. and with steam
ers for Nanalrno. Cona1x. Victoria Esx
Westminster aud Texada island ports.
Freight viii not be received al Seattle
after D. m. on day OF sailing
For freight or passage apply at tha az.
doe Of the Vancouver Ina xesler wharf,
EelAQhena BED 1sszs ~
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Reeves restored my hearing perfectly.
Cured OF Asthma contracted In early
youth. by Dr. Reeves.
Took her sisters advice and was
cured OF Sore Throat by DR. Reeves.
Sho had endured three hemorrhagea
from her 1ungs--cured by DIR. Reeves.
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''Dr Reeves treatment n
GUS My trouble came on nv
ago. / would have neuraleis
head every afternoon at I r
sometimes II would come %
morning. IT was always worlS a
! caught cold. and caught cola ~
DIR. Reeves cured me" rss['1
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''ReC Cured Me of Catarfh''

IT had catarrh for q long time II
affected my ear and throat and there
were growths in my nose. Doctor
did. never tried anything that did
me 30 much good. 1 am recommend
ing to all my friends.
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my eyes were 90 bad ] had TT
reading entirely. Tho dixsln1 Il
blurring and pain around tn
made me fear total blindness
Reeves mastery over diseases r
eyes Is certainly wonderful.
now see good. and hest OF all, cGi11
with comfort. ! was cured In +
with my eyes for the past IN yjG
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TIME CARD No. 2.
OoDWEI4L a CO.. LTD.--vICTORIA
ROUTE
WTEAMER "vIcTORIAN.~
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. oCroBER
NORTH HOUND.

DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Mt II
midnight for Port Townsend. Port WILL
Jams. Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port
Crescent Gettysburg. Pysht. ciailam and
Neah Bay. Returning, leaves Port An
at 6 a. m: leaves Port Townsend at 10
u. m; arrives In Seattle 2:30 p. M.
s,saWs aa mar,ana ,rayr T. nity noek Mon
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria
RetprninA leaves Port Angeles Mt n m
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Frfdayrs
leaves Port Townsend at II a. M; arrives
In Seattle at 800 n. IN.
Telephone, Main sI9.
CAPT. j. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
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THE EAyonlTE .. . MAIL STEAMER


tween Seattle, Everett. Annnoftes. Fair
haven and Whatcom. daily except satur-
day ~ 10 .. m, from Yeslsr wharf
just from the hands az the ehIpwrfght
machiriss and decorator. and IN splendid
conditions for this seasons business
Elegant ftaterooms ana cuisine the best
The travelling public can now be assured
OF rapid transit and quick dispatch N
freight. the State" being the only daily
boat an the Seattle Svha tc0rn route
PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co.
Phone Main ST.. y.aier wharf
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Marvellous results Of the new method u -
Importance Of attending to diseases In IL s1&
stages. We furnish innslers and medicines ~ H.
flying the breath. impartin thereto . pleassr1 r.
agreeable odor. -
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Bronchial Tubes

Doctor Reeves cured my cough. I
have not had a cough or a cold this
winter. feel we'll and my friends
remark how well look. 1 breathe
freely, eat well, sleep well ana feel
well. / had Bronchitis.
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SEATTLE q EVERETT NAyIGATIoN
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpMoNpa
ROUTE
Time card-I.eaves Seattle z n. m. II m
and .. m. Leaves Everett s:ls a. M.
1.3D p. m. and 1.f5 .. m.
Three round trips daily. except 9unday.
Cannecttons~-Af Seattle with the steam
er Flyer for Tacoma: at Everett with ire
steamer Mikado for Snnhumfsh and with
the Everett A. Monte Crieto railway Tor
Monte Crit;o and way stations
coiman dock. Seattle; Msrchartx' doeh
Everett. Telephone Seattle, Red at1 !.
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IllfOat

Il went to DIR. Reeves beoarnS Z.
sister had been treated succeeSlS1 <
him. He cured me of soYo
and headaches. My head achen
day for months. and could S15 r.
any relief" 81
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She Thought she had catnl16
went to DR. Reevce.
Bronchitis and DyspspsiA cGpo1
DIR. Reeves. '31
Eyelids granulafed since chnl
and eyesight falling; DR.. Rseve1 II
her.
One eye totally blind. n. n1
restored his sight, 81
He feared that he wac eu1ue
consumption--Cured by DR. Heo((
Unable to breathe through ~
she went to Dr. Reaves
Dr. Reeves treated his 1tcupo1o
cessfully. J 81 a.
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FOR rAcoMA AND oLYMll

STEAMER MuLTNoAlAxk
Daily, except sunday: leaves IN
and Olympia ut I y. IN. an!
STEAMER CITY OF ABEuu
Daily, except Sunday. leaves IT
and Olympia al n m. NJ
Fare between Seattle and Too(1
round trip. sc. ! +.
Landing al white Star dock r.
Spring street. 2s
Telephone. Main SIS.
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Lungs

.Dr. Reeves method II Inhalation
was Just what I needed; ! gained
months. I have had no hemorrhage
since. Ny cough In less frequent. Ny
appetite has returned. The treatment
has done more for me than any that
/ ever tried. had LUNG TROUBLE"
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sKAoIT EIvER ROUTE. -s.saa

sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE. -steaa1
Queen. Monthly time card.
Leaves Seattle Tuesday, JuIy
n. M, Thursday. July %. At
urdny, July ~, at 10 a. m.; TpeG1
a. at II noon. 81
Leaves Mount verncn- eun6on
n. at a. M. Wednesday, Jnly
a. M. Friday. July y. At u no0os
20. at a. m. Calling AT Esimox1
wood, Fir, Skagit City. Mount VII
Avon. Free herths when buo4
Mount Vernon IN afternoon.
For passenger and freight eo1r0s
at City Dock. Telephone. Main
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Four round trips daily, sxQo01
In ono hour and twenty M r.
Regular daily trips. eoal1
route. az follows: Il. !: &
TAKING EFFECT TUE0pAxS
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle--5;ss. l1;U = ~
.. m. AZ VI
Leave Tacoma--a:so 4. M; 1. ~ n
6uEDAYH. .s;
Leave 6sattie--7:0 a M. y -
Leave Tacoma-~e 10 =. M. IN
Landing at Northern Pacific 49,
coma, and Commercial dock, -
rton street. Seattle. Ss
6undaya. steamer Flyer % QBcr
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Leaves CITY dock. foot Of Main sfrp
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS -
Leaves whatcom Sundays. Wednsse4
and Fridays. 8 D. m.
lEars from Seattle, t1.o0 q
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for president Of the United
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gEATTLE.po PORT CAMILLE TOWNS
ROUTE


Leaves City dock daily ~ 10 I. -
reps Sunday. for Port Madlkyn. hlno
Port Gamble, Port Ludlow nrsa
Townsend. Returning. reac hes seafr<
a. m. daily. Sunday leaves fcr
Townsena direct AZ 2 a. m. fetnf
leaves Port Townsend FOR seattle
OIL .. m. Telephone. Main ~. Lsnys
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