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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25

Miss Efie Maybe OF Sumner haa bar
visiting friends here for the past week
Harry Morton and wife Of Auburn
visited his parents, J. J. Morton and
wife, last week.
IL you haven't paid your 1899 tax, !,
may be well to read what the collecto,
mas TO say about 1t In the advertising
columns.
The second door Of Pythlan Block L
already on, and the walls are taking 4
start on the next story. The mas0ns
are hustlers.
Among the callers at the Democrat
ONCE last week was Schoolmaster VIM.
N. Brooks OF Norway, the veteran of
one hundred and twenty-three terms.
Frank l.. Doble, formerly OF this
place, but for . year and q half real
dent OF North Andover. Mass, where be
Is In grocery store, IL In town for a
vacation OF week or ten days.
Rev. Mr.. Haughton, 80 many years
the popular pastor Of the Congregational
church, In expected 20 visit South Paris
during the present week, and to occupy
his old pulpit Sunday morning, Sept. 50.
The MANY friends of Mrs. Edith Ed
wards, wife Of w. b. Edwards, Of this
place, viii be panied to learn of her
death, on Friday last, at . hospital In
Boston, where she was receiving surgi-
cal and medical treatment. Mrs. Ed
wards was not strong physically, and
complication Of disturbances Ia her sys-
TEN caused her great suffering; bat
being q woman OF great courage and
ambition, she was In lzbors abundant,
though often resulting In pain and weak
ness. To do good WAS work Of special
interest 10 her. and there are many bene-
ieisries who can testify to her oppor-
tune helpfulness. Hearts were drawn
TO her BY her genial and loving DISPOSE
ton. The Baptist church, with which
she was connected, has lost loyal and
valued supporter. The Sunday school
class was an inspiration TO her, and she
labored for IL with commendable real
and untiring devotion. In fine, she WAS
happy In making others so. Mrs. Ed
wards IL survived by devoted husband,
a mother, two sisters and brother. Her
funeral and burial occurred at Dixfield,
her former home, on Monday. Although
Mrs. Edwards stay on earth WAS CON-
short, how true are these
words concerning her
That life IL long that answers HES great end
BISCoE DISTRICT.
Fred Farrsr Is having bad time with
his eyes.
Rilla Wheeler has been visiting her
sister at A. J. Peuley's.
Miss Agnes Pinkhsm came from
Waterford to attend fair.
Nathan Pinkhsm visited at Prentiss
Croekett's through the fair.
There are still many green blsckber-
ties and good picking Of ripe ones.
C. K. Penley cut one finger nearly of
n an unusual hurry TO rush things.
While Preutiss Crockett was loading |
timber stick few up and demolished |
bis false teeth.
W. +. Foster, c. K. and A. ]. Penley
have invested in an eusilage cutter and
ire filing their silos.
Ray Chapman, Verne Curtis, Ethel
and Isabel Morton from South
Paris visited school, besides others, one
lay last week.
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s1no SEWARD 500.

The readers Of tais paper Win be pleased 70
learn thst there Il at least one dreaded disease
,hat -cieuce has been able % cure IN al "
N. ses and thai IL Cafarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
a. rhs ouiy positive cure known 70 the medics,
Sra.rrpitv Casarrh being constifuoonn'
assease REQUIRES q constitutional treatment.
Hxll's Catarrh Cure Il taken internaliy, sesins
d,reetly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. thereby destroying the foundanon
~ the disease, and giving the patient ssrepgtn
sy building up che constitution and sssisnns
nature in doing is work. The propriesors nsss
a. M uch faith In iss curative powers thas tney
,rsr one Hundred Dollars for any case tnas
sssis IN eure. Send for let Of testimopisis.
Addrcss u. J. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. u.
ss-sold by Druxgfsss, - cents
Halrs Family Pills are the oess-
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EAST BETHEL.

Farmers are harvesting their yellow
corn, beans, etc.
Mr.. Porter Farwell and Mr.. Galen
Blake have been filling their silos.
Mr.. Fl. E. Bartlett Is burning large
kiln Of brick.
Leander Brown from Harmony Is Wis
iting 10 this place.
Mrs. Eta Estes Morse Of Waltham,
Mass, formerly Of this place, Is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Percy Bartlett Of Portland Is
spending q short vacation ut his home
In this place.
A number from this place attended
the Andover fair, also the county fair.
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.

with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
for use: 10 colors. Gives high gloss
equal to new. Sold by c. B. Cummings
& Sons.
Zinc and Grinding make
Deyoe Lead and Zine Paint wear twice
"a long a. lead and oil mixed by hand.
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sETnEl..


Many OF our people attended The
county fair this week! One hundred
tickets were sold ct this station Wednes-
day.
Judge Herrick Was In South Paris
Tuesday to attend probate court.
New rails arc being laid on the track
between Bethel and South Paris.
Miss Sarah Mason has entered Bates
College.
The many friends Of Rev. Webster
Woodbury., son Of the late +. w. Wood
bury, will regret TO learn that III health
has compelled him 10 resign the pastor
Ate Ne has held 20 many years In Mil
ford, Mass. It 10 With deepest regret bis
people accept his resignation, TO take
effect Nov. LIST.
Mr.. Charles Warwick Of Portland died
at the home Of his niece, Mrs. j. b.
Chapman, after q short Illness from par
alysls. The remains were taken to Port
land Friday.
Mr.. Christopher Bean died ct the
home Of his daughter, Mrs.. Il. Packard,
and WAS buried from the Baptist church
at Middle Intervale.
The Star Theatre Co. filled an engage
ment Of three nights at Odeon Hall this
week.
Friday evening the c. <. social was
postponed on account OF the thunder
shower which visited Bethel.
Friday the remains Of Mrs. Josiah
Dutton Of Norway wers brought to
Bethel Tor burial In the family lot.
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OXFORD.

The Sons of Temperance held q pic
mic at Mr.. George Hazen's cottage at the
point Saturday.
Mr.. Nichols lectured at the n. 4.
church Monday evening.
Mrs. Clinton Bumpus has bought q
house and lot on Pleasant Street OF
John Robinson
Mrs. Cole Of Albany visited Mrs.
Pattee and Mrs. Bumpus last week.
Jennie Hayes has returned to Balti-
more.
The Dingley family OF Auburn are
stopping at the Oxford Spring House.
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wESI PARIS

Rev. +. W. Weber. of Mechanic Falls,
will preach In the r. w. Baptist church,
on Sunday, Sept. 30th, at 3 P. NJ, under
the auspices Of the First Universalist
ma rish
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LETTER TO SAMUEL BRIGGS, SOUTH
PARIS. MAINE.

Dear Sir: The usual paint, lead and
oil, Is made more durable by the sddi-
ton OF zinc; as the more intelligent
painters know. -
Lead and oil, they say, lasts three
years. Add zinc, and IL lasts three
years with a margin, they say; but
painters generally advise to paint once
In three years.
Deyoe lead and zinc Is nothing but
lead zinc color dryer and oil; but II
lasts about twice as long as painters
reckon.
Mr.. Knox. an undertaken for fifty
wears az Brewster. n. Y, painted Devoe
nine wears ago. The paint is said TO be
in about as good condition as when II
was first put on.
Lesd and oil don't last nine years.
Yours truly,
r. w. DEvoE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25

The Chinese ask show Is your iiverr'
Instead Of show do you dor for when
the liver IL active the nesitn ~ gOOo.
Dewitt,s Little Early Risers are famous
l;trle pills for the liver and bowels: =.
A. ShurtleG q Co., South Paris, Winiam-
son a Kimball.
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.norues sMART oLo VOTER.

aITncle- Abel Fletcher OF Sumner,
who was % years ole the 10th OF Septem-
Der, walked q mile and quarter 10 vote
st the state election on the lOth, ara
home again. And he voted the straight
Republican ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25

uAN auu kuaieusN Va Vie wen INV
following are the entries for the races
TUESDAY. s5o cLAss.-ruKsn t7s.
Gipsy T. I'm, C.M. Small, ". Peru.
Alelay n. ch. z. J.r. Han, Rumford falls.
Woodside, Or <, c. J. Russell. Lewiston.
Addeon. hr- &, X q Dunn, canton.
G,orv. b m WIN. Grcgg, Andover.
lex, b. H., wm. Gregg. Andoyer.
Colonel Taylor. sh,
7. II. Burgess; Ramtora ce pI,'
Cha. M. 6fg, H. G. Fletcher, south Paris.
Black Bees. BIN. h NJ mayer, south Paris.
Teddy. e z L l.. jenkins. Auburn
stranger, Or. <. A. l.. foss, North Wayne.
rs cLAss.-rURsK sI2S.
Kite b e. R.O. Jordan, Buck6eld.
RuSssil r. be- e. J. Russell. Lewiston.
Raby 5. b. m. b. II Risbce. East sumner.
A!clayetsa. b. m, Wm. Gregg, Andover.
Coliie wilkes, b. m, VIM. Gregg, Andover.
Gregg. ch. n. VIM. Gregg, Andover.
Frank Hayden. Pennington.
Geo T, ch. <, william Jones, Lewiston.
WEDNESDAY, $50 cLAss.-FURsK slco.
avDsv p CM small. West Peru.
Aiciav n, eh & J.F. Hall Rnmfori Falls.
woodside. br. &. c; J. Russell, Lewiston.
Glory. b. n Wm. Gregg. Andoyer.
Ilex' b. h., VIM. Gregg. Andovcr.
0"''0si iA''0' r r. i. BURGESS, Rumtord Centre.
Pansv Knapp. b. IN. Alyzh Cnrtis, West Peru
csas. NJ. SIs- H. G. Fletcher, south Paris.
orphan wfkes. HI s., A. Y. Russell. Auburn.
Ri,ck Rsss. bl m. T. NJ. rhAyer. South Paris.
psnnis. h.s EN- Thayer. South Paris.
Te,dv- eh X. &. l.. jenkins, Aub1ru.
stranscr, brg, A. l.. foss, North Wayne.
sSooLAss.-ruKss els.
R,,s..u T h. c. J. Russell. Lewiston.
slrlavettN. b. m, wm. Gregg. Andoyer.
Rump. en-. q VI. G.. Fletcher, south Paris
Joker NJ. bg. HI. &. Fletcher. South Paris.
Louise wilkes. b m. G. ;. Bueknam. Buckneid.
Dennis. b. T., \. NJ. ThAyer. South Paris.
THURSDAY, IS CLAss.-PuRsE sloo.
woos.ite br. e. c. j. Russell. Lewiston.
Haze WIIkes. b. N. W II. Bailey. Canton.
Cnas- NJ big. H. e. VI. tcher. South Paris
Rnnp' 81. II. G. Fletcher South Psris.
Orphan wilkes. bl. =. A. T. Russell, Auburn.
C. 5. Buchanan. Buckaeld.
Rack Bess, bl. IN. Il. N. Thayer, south Paris
restdx- ~ = c. L jenkins. Auburn.
stranger, Or. e. a. L. ross Norm way 1e'
sso CLAss.-PuKsE sl5o.
s,.,a Oh m 1. W. Potsle, kingheld.
Cold,e wfkes b. m VIM. Gregg. Andover.
ssby : b. M, b. H. Risbee. East sumner.
C,regx en-. h VIM. Gregg, Andoyer.
Bermuda wilkes, bl. =,
Prank K Hayden, Pennington
BenvenH'0 Boone D. Z, W. Huteh,n.. Lewiston.
Ruby Mac, CHI m, c. /. jenkins, Auburn.
100 I'ure- IN. m. A. L. Russell, Auburn.
Eco r ch 3 VIM. Jones. Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25
MIDDLE NrERyALE.

Mrs. Jessie Tuttle Of Berlin, N. H., IL
visiting Ut the home Of B. W. Kimbsll.
Miss Amanda Swan from Dover, n.
H., ID staying ct present with her cousin,
Mas Minnie Klmball.
Messrs. Buck and Swan started last
week on their falls work Of pressing
hay.
Mellen Wiley went back to Orono last
Monday TO attend the University Of
Maine again.
c. c. Bean, who has been III with
typhoid fever ct the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. A. Packard, Of Bethel Hill,
recently died, and the funeral services
were held At this place last Mon
day. He was member Of the Baptist
church here.
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FavesUao.

Rev. Mr.. Damn Of Dartmouth. Mass.
preached At tho Congregational church
Sunday, the 10Th. Rev. e. II. Abbott
will be absent two moro Sundays.
Mr.. w. =. Ward and Niss Eva Good.
win ssve one Of their delIshtfnl muslc-
sles Co spprecistive friends At the Con,
ererationsl church on Thursdav evening
iast week. NJ. Ward left on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cults went on Saturday
TO spend SUNDAY with Rev. d, B.
SewsIl A. South BsrvIck.
The distrIct schools basan on Non.
dav. the primary tsusht hv Mia STACY
OF Eliot. and the lower district by Niss
Stewart of Nevport. Who boards at MIRA.
Raudall'a.
Mia. Ann. R.rrovs vent IN Boston nm
Monday. She vill .ttend the National
HousehoId Economic Association NJ
Toronto the 0rst veek IN October.
Philip Abbott is at home from Lowell,
where be Is oyerseer In the hosiery mill,
for two weeks' vacation.
Mr., Granville Austin OF Boston WAS
at his mothers. Mrs. Pilsbury's, the first
of this week,
Miss Louise Abbott left on Monday to
enter Wellesley College.
landlord plummer,s daughter. Bea.
trice. has gone TO A convent school in
Boston.
Misa Hattie PIKE has eone hack tn
waltham.
Miss Harris, governess at Mr.. Hast
ings', has returned.
Miss II. c. Osgood and aunt, Mrs.
Kelley, spent Sunday with friends In
Auburn.
Mrs. Kate Randall will be ut her els
ter's for a short time. Miss Matte has
gone to her school In Wsltham, Mass,
Mr.. Fred Pingree and family are stay
Ing ut North Conway, but were ut Mr..
Gordon's this week.
Miss Fanny Tbbetts has had for
guests her cousins, Mrs. Danforth and
Mrs. Thompson, from Vermont.
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NOTICE.
The subscxibsr hsrsby gives nodes tAas shs has
besa daily sppctsssd sdninisszassfx Of sAs
MELISSA g. ALLEN, lass Of Backaeid,
In IT, County Of Oxford, decsaeed. ond giysn
bo0ds . ~ NV dlyUots. An pexeooo h9ving
ds9ande aGn1nGe IT, egeneo Of nd docoAeed aEe
desired % PEooe1t ~ nomo ~ eeeo1o0en&, nd
anindehtod tAegsoo axU Soquesoed - nake pey-
ssrs. -. -. : LIZZIE 1. ALLEN.
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EAST eRoWNFlelo.

Mr.. James Rowell Of Littleton, n. H.
has been spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Rowe.
Mrs. l.. ID. Wakefield OF Stockton
Cal, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Stickney.
Last Tuesday, members OF DAME
Bean Post, G.. A. r., Joined with thu
Fryeburg and Bridgton posts In camp
fire at Lovewelrs Pond. About fifty
attended, enjoying q very pleasant day
Mr.. Jacob Colby aud family have re.
turned from Conway Corner, N. H.,
where they have been passing the sum.
mer.
Mrs. Mary L. Peckham Of Providence,
X. l., has returned to her home after a
visit OF about four weeks with her sons
family, stopping on her way there In
Boston for few days.
Miss Belle Stickney is spending few
weeks with her brother Charles at
Hampton, n. H.
Daniel Boynton, while out hunting,
located swarm of bees 10 hollow pine.
Now Dan is trying to surround that
tree and induce the Inhabitants to come
out, so as TO gather the sweets.
The past week we were offered 70
bushels Of Stark, Baldwin, ETC., apples
for S2.00.
At the writing Of this We are having 4
gentle rain, and Il has been falling sll
night. The way IL Is coming reminds
me Of story Of the way an old darkey
prayed for rsin after long dry spell.
He said, 20 Lord, send US rain, and .
heap Of II, but dear Lord, don't send Il
ripping and snorting TO tear up the
'yearth, but one Of those sizzley, drizzley
rains that will do the 'yearth' good, !"
aud our rain Is coming that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fsrnham have re-
turned TO their home from Cushing,
where they have passed the summer.
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In
ed
Collections beck At
the all
right. Teacher upplisd at
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CANTON EAR.

The Audroseoggin Valley Agricultural
Society holds its annual fair on It's
grounds at Canton Tuesday, wednes-
dav and Thursday OF this week The
following are the entries for the races !:
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exASp TRUNK RAILWAY.

SOUTH fAk1 fO$f OfffCk-
Oasce Hours: 90 70 100 A. n; 500 A. n. 70
sNoP.n
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sew Heretofore sill power iVE sne
laundry work has been furnished oy
hand He will also put In = '9-shirt
washer.
Repairs have already begun on the
Shurtlef drug store. In addition 10 the
repairs on the store proper, sn extern
sion will De built st the back OF wilson
& Grav's law Office. and this extension
and Wilson & Gray's back room VIII De
thrown into one room about twenty
feet square. which Shurtleff < Co. VIII
occupy as laboratory. wilson
GRAY will have the rooms now occupied
by the savings bank after the BANK
moves into the new Pythisn BLOCK.
A good temperate citizen or south
Paris lost his little boy In the crowd ~
the building on the fair grounds wed
nesday. and spent rather ANXIOUS
quarter OF an hour iDquiring OF those ne
met, Have YOU seen my boy? DE was
with me till few minutes ago, put mas
disappeared" The boy was finaiiy iouno
with his mother and sister, and oeinx
inquired Of by some friends, his mother
informed them that the boy had been
with her al day, ana MS Isther nAu "''
seen him since leaving home.
M. King Is feeling well pleased VILE
the general result OF his tour OF tne
fairs with his Jersey herd. 40 far. vi
the New England fair at Old Orenaru
there is not much to be said, as the eel
ebrated Hood Farm herd and one or two
other crack Massachusetts, herds we,s
in competition, and there were other al.
verse circumstances TO work against "a
the Concord state fair and the Rochester
fair he took first premium on herd, ane
the bulk Of the other firsts, at the Con
cord fair carrying OF practically tn'
whole bunch OF blue ribbons. what o.
did q the Oxford county fair last week
the premium list, elsewhere In tn''
paper, will show. This week his merit
goes to the Androscoggin Valley TAR =
CAUTION. and that win complete tn'
itinerary for this fAll.
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R-o,k. ID. o.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 rs
" and 80 p. N; sunday school n N; Y.
. : G. at6P.M.; Church prayer meeting on
ruesiay evening al 80 O'Clock. Al, not other.
wise connected. are cordially Invited.
Metho.iist Church. Rev. A. W. Po<tle. Pastor.
On sunday, morning prayer meeting. 80 A.
n preaching service. 10 As A. n. sabbath school
N N: Epworth League Meeting, sis r. NJ:
sveniag prayer meeting p. N, prayer meeting
Raptiss church, Rev. T. J. Ramsiell. Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. n; SAB
hs,h school Il n, PRAYER meeting 90 p. NJ;
nrsver meeting Tuesday evening.
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LEGAL NoTIcEs-continued.


IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the district OF Wash
ington, Northern division In the mat
ter 81 the application q Anna IS. DER
niger. 20 be declared q bankrupt In
bankruptcy, No. 1861 Notice of hear
- ing petition for fuIl discharge
10 the creditors Of Anna b. DicrlnEer.
the abJVe-uamed bankrupt, and 70 all
others IN interest:
You are hereby notified that said bank
rupt has petitioned for a full discharge
from her debts and that q hearing Will be
Had thereon before the district court 81
ne United states for the district Of
" aFhington -Vurtneru division AT seat
tlc, ~ 10 o'clock in the forenoon of .ho
lbth day Of April. 1900. ~ which time and
pace you may appear and show cause. II
not be granted.
Dated Seattle Washington. this 18th day
Of March 1860 '
tscai Z. S. District CourtJ
r " HOPKINS.
Clerk L. 8. District Court
SEALED proposals win De received "a. tba
ohicc q the lighthouse engineer. Port
lana. or, untl ~ O'Clock m. Aprg B.
l&n, and then opened for f1rnleh ard
delivering fuei Tor lighthouse tender Col
umbine. during fiscal year T. end June
~. 1901. In accordance with speetfratf0ns
copies or which. with blank proposals and
other Information. may De had upau an
pIcaticr 10 ". o.. TauEfltt, captaln corps
or cnE.nccrn. e. S A. engineer Thfr-
teenth lighthouse district
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FOR VANCOUVER. r. c. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


McWHliams ...,.. ..,................M Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday az y, m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at p, m.
Arrives at Seattle az 10 a. m. following
day
Connects az Vancouver with c. I, II.
trains ;or all points East. and with steam
trs Tor Nanatmo. ComoN. Victoria, New
Westminster ana Texafa island ports,
Freight VIII not be received at Seattle
after .. IN. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at tho Of
fee OF the Vancouver line. Ycsler wharf.
Telephone. Red lesl
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Fly ON THE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour aud twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE G.
TIME CARD
Leave Soatt!e-7;4S, HAS a. m; 9;&S. 6is
2. m.
Leave Tacoma-9.S0 a. m: !. $50 s y. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--r:90 a. m. - m, 3 y. m.
Leave TacoWh-g.S0 a. m, 30 Z 30 y. m
Landing nj Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock, foot OF
Marion street Seattle
sundays, steamer FLYER or Greyhound.
DAILY BOATS TO FORT row NsEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City doch
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at u
midnight for Port Townsend Port VIII
ltams 1ungeness Port Angeles Port
Crescent Gettysburg Pysht. Clallam and
Neah bay. Returning. leaves Port Ange.
les Tuesdays. Thurudays ana Saturdays
at q. IN, leaves Port Townsend at 10
"a. m. arrives IN Seattle 2:80 D. IN.
steamer Garland leaves city dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesday and Fridays az 70 mid
night FOR Port Townsend. Port Williams
nurecncss. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at q, M.
ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
leavvs Port Townsend az II H. m, arrives
in Seattle al 1.a0 b. ~.
Telephone, Main 6ig
CAPT !. r.. THOMPSON. Manager.
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Faro between Seattle and Tacoma. s0e.
round tfiu. Hc.
Landing 40 White star dock foot Of
klf.ug street
'yFt.llUnr Main EPg
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- TAC0MA IN oLYMPIA.

STEAMER MUITNoMAII
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
ana Olympia al 4 o. m.
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STEAMER CITY on ABERDEEN
Daily, except SUNDAY. leaves for Tacoma
aud olympia at Z a. m.
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SEATTLE s. EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMoNDs

STA I LII ENfkEl 4 AND EllMoNDS
ROUTE.
Time cnrd--Leave Seattle a. m II m.
and D. N. Leaves Everett a.i5 a. m, $50
D. m. and 1915 .. nj.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connec uons--At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma; a. Everett with tho
steamer Mkado for snohomish and with
the Everett & Monte Crlsto railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations
ColmRn dock. Seattle. Merchants dock.
Everett Telephone Seattle. RED 2sl:
Evctett. @ r. u. SCOTT Manager
the FANoHITE q =. MAIL STEAMER
STATE or WASH NOTION"
Has now resumed her regular run he-
tween Seattle, Everett Anacortes Fair
haven and Whatcom daily exeep, Satur-
day az 90 o. III. from Yesier wharf
This ralailal and popular steamer IL
iust from the hands ~ the shipwright,
machnlsi and decorator, and m splendid
conditions for this seasons business
Elegant stateruums ana cuisine the best.
The travelling public can now be assured
Of rapid transit and quick dispatch Of
freight the state being the only daily
boat on the Seattle " hutcom route
PACIFIC %AViBATiON CO
Phone, Main ait fesler wharf.
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ron sALE-FARMs ASD LANDS
Continued.

- sALE-Or exchange for Seattle prop
- ranch thirteen miles from Seattle:
~ improvements; $500 cash win handle
- q HLnckley block.
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.I-r country home Of . acres. few miles
Fsfsiie city. house. barn and chicken
,srds cheap. /. W. Miller, 7I Sixth
s~anue south.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTANTS.
CHAS. b. GRANT. expert accountant;
DOCKS OF hrms, corporations counties
etc, examined, opened, closed; errors
detected. confidential IS Colman block.