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BaptisO English Mission England. The
evidence OF her death is a letter in Ger
man dated July 8, and seen by Mr.. Stew
enson. IL Is stated there was riot
June p. In which Or. Edwards hospital
was destroyed and Miss Coombs killed
by being thrown into the burning build
ing.
Probably Massacred.
II is believed that ali OF the missionaries
who were In Taiyuenfu at the time of
Miss Coombs death were massacred on
the 9Th OF July. The following mission
aries are known TO have been In Tai
yuenfu at the time Of the reported mas
sacre and have doubtless persisted. In
Guiding Miss, coombs there are only thir-
ty.one names. which Ia six short OF tie
number said TO have been msssacred. nc
cording to Chinese official reports, but 4
Is known that those living at places near
cais 10 tak. refuss q T ~ s V baeauae
las they afterward said thay were un-
willing to kill the missionaries, and sent
them to Yu Hsien. the governor. TO
Supposed 10 have been killed at Tai
yuenfu July 3: Rev. 7. w. piggott. Mrs.
Pigsott,. Dr., Lovsatt. Mrs. Loveatt.
stokes. Rev. ]. simpson Mrs simpson.
Rev. q. Hoddle. Miss Duvaii, all OF the
,shaoyang' mission. Rev. O.. f. Far
s shng MRS Rev Fer'hnf wo ehidrsr Miss
derw,ood, Mr.. G. oberg. Mrs. 0berg. o,
Forsberg. Mrs. Forsberg. G. Blombere.
Mrs Blomberg. ". Noren. Mrs. Noren. A.
Mrs. II. Anderson NJ. Book Mrs. Book.
a. Sandberg. A. r.. Palm. Miss Erickson.
Q. hinEmark Mrs. 9. Ringmark, r. Ny
Nystrom, Mr.. G. soderbaum. Mrs. c.
soderbaum. A. larsen. Mrs. 4. Larsen.
G. L. Ludberg Mrs. c. l.. Ludberg. sew
enfeen children in the mission. all Of them
icanl.
said to Ne In HIDING.
The following are said TO be In hiding:
Mr.. Kay, Mrs. Kay Mr.. q. McKie. Miss
Chapman, Miss Way. all OF the China
following are unaccounted for: Mr.
Greene. Mrs Greene two children. Miss
Gregg. all OF the China Inland Mission.
England Chose people are reported 70 be
in the hands OF the Boxers at a place
eighty miles from Tientsin); Mr.. Grifith.
Mrs. Grtfiith. Mr.. Browne OF the China
Inland Mission England; these three peo-
shuenten): Rev w. A. McMurrach. Mrs
McMurrach, Rev. IL Dixon. Mrs. Dixon.
Rev. 8. W. Ennais, Miss Il. G. Renant. OF
water. Mrs. Atwater. Rev. Clapp. Mrs
Clapp. Miss r. BIRD. Rev. Mark Williams,
Rev. Davis De Hart tprobably). Rev.
In the above list there are ils people.
very few, II any. of whom viii escape.
or these VI are men. q women, Al mar
ried and 81 single. and % children.
In the above total there are the follow
ing Americans. Twenty-Five men. "a
women. 10 married and single and 20
children: total. 60 Americans. Total
killed., about whose death there can I've no
question. II men, 8 married women. ~
single women, II children. total, ~.
OF those killed the following were
Americans; Three men. married women.
8 single women children; total IS
In Taiyncn OF those who were unques-
fionably massacred July o. 10 were men,
. married women, I single women, chill.
some missionaries In the provinces 81
kansuh and kweichow who have not
been heard from for some time, but there
IL good reason to hope they viii get 60
places Of safety.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s@The new
haitleshgp Wisconsin Will ieave this port
today for her efsloiai trial trio in Santa
Barhara channel which viii wobBhiv
take place tomorrow. 1bs hzttiegbip
Iowa ant the cruiser Philadelphia sill
act as staksboats The trial wiii 10
conducted bv \ hnArti CONSISTING -
class Cant y w. root-er Capt I.
Cornnsan 1er r Drake Ltsuf com.
rnnneer Alex Mctracken and Naval f'on-
sfFlsctng Frank " lfilisss An AUXILIARY
RHsard - examinations ~ machinery is
made 40 ~ Cart Louis T. Allen fAsut.
cemrna nder vs. ". Parks ard lieut.. q
r. Ttsrss
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william schrieber n Defauit~r to
Eltyabeshport Rank

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-P. H. Gilho0iev.
counsel for the Eilzabethporf. n. J.,
Ranking Company. announced today that
William Schriebcr. n missing clerk ~ tho
bank was \ defauiter 20 the amount az
81 900 and that the bank directors had
made good the amount Of the shortage.
Among the directors r. United states
Senator John r. Kean
Schrtebcr who had been IN the employ
81 the banking company since It's incnr-
porfation about ten years ago started
from Eiizabethport on August and was
supposed 70 be on his vacation. While
he was away his accounts were examined
and The sh0rtage was disenNereA
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ms o. BOIERuPR|S|NG
- LIST OF PROTESTANT
.~.ssEs LOST IN CHINA.
y. vsmber Are Known TO
-. uassacred, some Have
-. heard From I'm Many
'-.s. ssd Others I'm Hidins.'

xosx Oct. "a complete list
80 ministers known 20 have
'ssisd from the beginning OF the
-rvement TO September 5 has
-.vsd By the American Bible So
~. my. John r. Hykes, ID. D..
',s 4 shanghai, as follows:
-...-.,.re Nee, 81, isae-- Rev. 8. M.
y IN Church OF England Mis-
- sbout June /. i9Co--Rev. II.
nay. G.. Robinson. OF the
~ a England Mission
t~~fu- June 39--ftev. r. Simcox.
-. Yrs. sImcox, London. Pa:
sts.r. Dr. l.. q, Y. Taylor, all
sssSrjcsn Presbyterian Mission.
yl,'t 4. r. pitkin. Philadelphia:
nouId. Bethel, Me: Miss N.
- ri Of the American Board
~. Scrtland, Me; Rev. u. Bagnaii.
IAN one child: Rev. William
N a the China Inland Mission.
s.~vf ehansi, June 300 Miss
~ Miss searell. Of the China
wi lion. England
~ M yellow river fwhile neein8
u,1cD July Is or 1s-Rev. @. Nc
VI m, Mcconnell, one child; Miss
a. ~ Burton, all Of the China In
Isn, England. MIS-. r. Natn-
1S II b. Nathan, and Mise Heays-
- China Inland Mission. are
a have been with this party
~ - shared their fate. but as this
ssanrmed. they are put In the
,r..Sco' chekIang. July q and 22--
n n Thompson, Mrs. Thomp-
80 ~hlidrrn: Miss Desmond. Miss
~ nav. q. r.. Ward, Miss
n ~ rSiid: Miss Sherwood. Miss
VI III of the China Inland Mis-
~ I" Hankow from shansi--Miss
I'M "a: Mrs. Saunders, child Isa-
SIv q, Nj. Saunders child Jes-
49, Mrs. W. j. Cooper. Au-
V.ss Huston. August II. Rev.
.-~ Ms. Whifehouse, all OF the
II Ssofisf Mission. England: Mr..
- ~ Buvnon. three children. all
ss,xh and Foreign Bible Society,
.5. w. Miller Wilson. Mrs. Will
~ fhiId: Mrs. J. Stevens. Miss
: f;,rke Of the China Inland Mis-
fu4U
susv1ar h = list OF the mission
~ ars unaccounfed for up 10
1sr>al. II only includes those
- i fhe provinces most affected
a. rnxes troubles, viz. Chill and
. nv last word from the fol-
vhs were stationed In North
rsd, w. MAY s: Mr., NJ. 8. Nc
~ Mckee. Lanson. Mrs. Lanson.
= Gerjen. Mrs NJ. r. Smith. Mr..
~ Nh. Pierrson. Mrs. G. A. Lar
IaIndell, Miss Engvai. r. Pet
! - d. y. carlberE. A. Johanns-
/ r. n Edlund, all Of China Inland
~ word from the following was
r. ~. OGYsn. Mrs. Ogrcn, Mr..
n peat, Miss Dobson, Miss
"A Nathan. Miss NJ n. Nath-
~ NeoySman, Mr.. Young. Mrs.
n Hargatt, Mr.. Woodroffe, DIR.
q 4 the China Inland Mission.
S51 m the following since May
40 OLSEN. Mrs, j. cooper's
11n8 Is. two OF Mr.. Lutiey's
y d X III China Inland Mission.
aeNfu, Ghansi. June IT, Miss
4 N ohaoying independent
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THREE DAYS FIGHT.
Desperate Battle between British
aud Bo~rs.

LONDON. Oct. a--The Times publishes
the following Dispatch from vredefort.
Orange river colony.
The British column had a three davs'
fght, frem October 20 October :. inclns.
I've, with Gen. pewct's commando 81 COZ
men and ave guns u took place IN a vsr-
itahle sea % mountains near here Tho
Beers were dI~lodgea and dispersed. and
they fed. aemorailred The British casn-
aitieS were slight"
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N.,.rnn. Gathrring.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn oct - he
~ Army ~ the Cumberland was held
this morning, Gen J. T. Wool rsvsidi,;s.
The opening business session w
ss,s,1s, v.as quite largely Atten3al N
trains tonight brought IN additional Ntt-
erans 10 the reunions OF the TWO speie,le +.
and there are now several 'hessahu d"
the city
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Is NoT A RocY MAY.
MIR. Chamb~rlsin Rtdiculcs Attempt
ia Make Him So Appear.

LONDON Oct. a-Mr Chamberlain,
secretary OF state for the colonies. speak
ing this evening ~ Stouthbrtdge sasI.
"Grsa, Britain's foreign policy. as 7
sum It mp Is to remain on friendly terms
with every great country IN Europe. and
something more than friendly terms with
the Tinted States"
Mr.. Chamberlain ridiculed the attemri
of the opposition leaders 20 hold him Un
as a bogy 90 foreign nations. Great
Rritains foreign Motley" he excialm a.
rs IN the hands Of Lord Salisbury. ard I
have not the presumption 90 meilsile with
A. /"
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VANCOUVER r. c. Oct. s-Much SIS
ape,nirfraens q feit here over the news
susf arrived By fhe steamship MioWeTa
that Premier T.saFda ~ New Zealand. has
officially stated that owing so the rize IN
values ~ materials. further legislation
ans larger appropriations wfii Dc needed
20 establish me Imperial PaciAc cable.
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ST. Louis, Mo, Oct. s-~President W
Y. Powell ~ the order OF Railway Teie-
graphers was suspended from offlce today
by the special convention ~ the grand ~
vision % that organization now IN session
here. Only six votes were cast against
his suspension
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Pred either, defeated.

CHICAGO. Oct Sired gilbert. 81
Spirit Lake. Iowa. lost the champion.
ship Of inanlmate target shooting %
America 90 william y Crosby. u
oFalian ~ Al the Watson park to-
day The event was al IL targets par
rrushH l&. liilhart. ~.
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ION Don. oct "a SILK nat box rur-
chased in london about ten wears ago by
Paul Kruger was sold At snciian today
There VAS keen competition Ter posses
sion % The hat box. which anaily realized
c&
A psse At one time used By wr kruger
srtrheA a. 81 shaNngs
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NEW Y,
Standing of the cIahs.


CHICAGO oct. a--The Tribune declares
that next year the American basebsli
league viii consist % baltimore. Washing
ton cleveland and Buffalo sn she EaRt.
Chicago. Detroit Milwaukee aud either
indianapolis or ~. Louis ~ The West.
with the chn noes favoring Indianapolis.
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ISLAND OF ST HELENA. Oct a.
Tee British transport idaho landed about
20 Haey pgtsaacrs here YESTERDAY
Gen Fran5a ari other Beer prisoners
arr preparing Tor a zig celebration 81
paal krpgers birthday Tomorrow
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COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. Sam Harris
manager % Terry McGoTern. said to-day
t.4At Negoeeru VIII meet Dave 1pdiyan
al any time and place. Sullivan 90 weigh
ia al art wright he cbop8e4 Tf1f9tink
seine tisb NIL arer a suisnhis purse aad
a reliable referee.
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charged with crave onen.e..

NEW YORK. oct. a-Richard J. Carroll
who VAS chlef money order clerk in
branch T. ~ the postafiice IN this sltv.
was arrested today fer forging and rails
ing money orders carroll WAS arraignet
before United states Commissioner Shields
uraAy.
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WASHINGTON. Oct MAJ seldom
NaYcs clark. a widely kHgNn nsWsraper
man Who had heer CONNECTED with the
Tribune faF twenty-five wFafs Hi@d here
TO-DAY ~ heart failure BE ~as ar an-
'hoTstr on political ana neonornle gsea-
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Ths pTslsk var cslre has iasaes ns3srz hat ~.
Nrsk a ~ nstta regiments called rsf FER service
tgrsrs ne sg1th AfrirAa e be d.sbzasel.
ms vii a6scs Ahc-t g Nc 1sa-
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Jahn q PasSssA, a wealthy uias nsuer Z SAT-
tfass 10 that etsy
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PRESCRIPTIONS


EVERyBODY-At some time
or other. Is Interested in good
PRESCRIPTION SERVICE.
That r. the kind we offer.
snd these are the elements that
60 10 make II up:
PURE DRU Gs, EXACT
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
INTELLIGENCE IN COM
POUNDING MEDICINES.
We never slight quality. nor
90 we ever require unframed
employees to handle prescrip-
lions.
Dose Glasses free for the ask
ing at
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TIME NATIONAL LEAGUE.


PHILADELPHIA OFT s~4Tne teo gaines hs.
tween Hruokiyn and ptI4deiplAa from Yesterday
were sgaln postponed iAsy On stopant a lad
weather.
view York-No same.
NEW YORK. Oct s-Bosleu.Ncw Yots tao
r.a,.a tn.frsarts rain
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PIANOS.

see our stock Aud be convinced OF tina
extraordinary low prices al which wa
nov onet our fine line OF hish.grade
Terms 10 suit your convenience. Our
statesmen are on salary, so that you
can feel assured OF honest and fair tr.af-
inent
We have three Pianos. with cases
slightly damaged which we win sell al
cost Here IL your chance ~ You want a
bargain 10 a high-erade Plano, This IL
no advertising scheme
Rents. A0e and ssoa per month.
hElNE PIANO CO.. Inc..
Garner eseond and Madi.ou
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BaptisO English Mission, England. The
evidence OF her death is a letter in Ger
man dated July 9, and seen by Mr.. Stew
June q. In which DIR. Edwards hospital
was destroyed and Miss Coombs killed
by being thrown into the burning build
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=. %:!s'''. -
- 1ssA4
Any work that -Hoaid rot prove
satisfactory ~iii be attended 90 free
of charge In our nearest office.

We ar. nsgiuK a speciality - Kesg cF9wa
ard 10 sx9 unfk DE r4eHt btaEiifEi pain.
Isxs ard fafAhir - aH 6eesSf wgrk kfsWa
~ fer rrefsatia1. Oar naa4s sloEs ~! -
q gtaFanfes that gogf ~NTA ~fJ ~ ~ faa
b3sf we Rave 4 esse&etiBf iA s4ch Dr.
p8rffnfnt Heat operators. heKf ggsH wGTkf
r. + asa eNsraefefs ~ tneth IL fact. al
tre n+ag are Inventors 10 modern aeatlss
try We viii tel yea 81 advance sHacftY
Kat Ypslr Nofk HFif essi ~ free eEsns-
frefios Give - 4 e4A sna wa will rHf
- ~ exactly - ne advertise.
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fAtshft
STEAMER IsyDE
I<asee renfral dDdk TueadSgs Thurs.
days 2ns Saturdays ~ a. m. RETURNING
IN astsFuAaa aagR. TsleGlona Main ~
VI. r. lAFFsEft. Aanaxrr.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGTON ROUTE

FTTAMFH MARY y FEHLFY
Leaves foot ~ Washington street Al an
bssei.. HrsrnsFton. n. DRY Dceh,
Charleston, sidney. Tracyfan. rhica vi.
yerdNir Hstarnlng. isAsss Rilwsfsair q
a IA sidney I'D d. IN I~aven plda@v
saturday nishts 81 SD o. M Teiaphons.
Main 80
ron wrfpBY ISLAND POINTS ANN
Ia CONNER steamer FAIHHAyFW
iaavsa Central dock. Seattle, daily AZ d
"a except N8udAys. Returning isay@s "a
r4nner 81 Z b. III. sreeyt sundays tes,eh-
ia al Edm0aas. Cltnt9n. BrS~n's Pa1s,f
I4naitF Snupe Ttile. San De rn6A n.s
HARDER FssssssY Affd 10 Conner
Ia rD~&EH TRADING A TRxGa.
f-qflTATfOS COMPANY, 0nasrs. Ysi-
e.hont Main ia
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ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER wfffTN0aAH
Daily, except sunday feavFs Tor Taco
raa ana Olympia AZ I ? m
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily. EXCEPT Sunday. iaasss feF Tacoma
sBG Olympia a. q. m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. G1c:
round TRIP. No.
Landing AZ White star dock. foot Of
Spring street.
Telephone. Main -
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HOOD CANAL AND PORT CAMILLE
kOETF.
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FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily, except sunday,
In one hour and twenty Ave minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. seattle-Tacoma
route as follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE g.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle--T;ss; Nls \. m. f.B. sis
2. m.
Leave Tscoma--sn a. m..t, 80. sp. m.
SUNDAYS,
Leave Seattle-7:so a. m. IL n, y. m.
Leave Tacoma-s. 30 a IN. 40. T.sn y, VA.
Landing ut Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial doek. foot Of Ma
fion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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SEATTLE q INFER
NATi0NAL RAILWAY
hoyl Lisa to al PolRn n
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train No. T. fsr suo3somian. Arlington
Woo.leX anA NansgHver, caves Seattle
s. IS q. d. Arrives Ha'uas go B. "a con.
nectuE via gauaalsr FaeiEc rasiw&y G. Ia
ail pJlnts F.aaN Arrives "a Vancouver So
g., IN.
Train So. leaves Vancouver ea8y a.
$50 a. m Leaves Sau.as " 81 81 ~. AZ
glvts seattle % . ~
Train No 8 daily leaves Seattle 8 -
g. ~. Arrives at NauleY e.ss 3. m. cols-
asctsuR wtsh snee saluiie and Everett
branches daily szcaE3 Sunday
Train No = da3Y ltlVes NoDiing sfn
a. m. Arrives Seattle 1850 q. tn. canaeot-
ing with Ep.rett and Snoq 1al ~ g
branches. Daily except sunday,
r. " PRICE
Agent. Seattle, Wash.
4 4. BRETT
General Passenger Agent Seattle. wasa
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FOR VANCOUVER. &. g, DIRECT,
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


AeWlihAfns -.s-s+-.-s-..s-sts.-s...ss master
leaves Yesisr ~haFf every Monday.
"wednesday ana Friday At >. N.
Arrives Vancouver 70 a m. tbs following
day,
leaves Vancouver evrry Tuesday.
Tha-stay and saturday at O. N.
Arrives al Seattle AZ y a. ra- following
dag.
Connect. at Vancouver wfih e. r. r.
trsirs for AL pglnfs East arr ~ith steam
ara ftr NgratrrN. GornuN. irfoTtN, Sew
Weatmlustsf ard TsxaaA iskand part.
Frsiskt VIII npt - received At Seaitis
after : b, n. On 9ay % sailing
For freisht o. passage AEsiy 81 fhs n.
zee - fhs Vancouver hEs. GeSley ~haff.
Teirrhane Eed sal
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
MOTION ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON
rarrxtrE ". s. NAL.
yss~sq fsstv snrk ~ - sns FOR fort at
fsesn raosrs Pheasant Reach, Brenertcn
f.rtfef states AYR yard. Slanxy. Ch&rsas-
tcn ~rnrFt0r. Gtca aud sslNeFaRss tse-
turning. leaves sidney p m. BreFneFsoi
my. B0GARnus q CO, Axsnss.
Telephone. Main ~
Pare Port Orchard paints. zse.
FOR ASACuRTEs. FAfRRAvES.
wHATCDM ANp BLAINE Steamer
GEORGE r. STARR leaves cspfrss ae.sk
seattle. AZ 3, IA. Moadayx, Wednesdays
ana Fridays ReturnsnS. leaves What
com az p m. Tvesdzys. Thursdays and
Saf urasSs.
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SEATTLE q EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
co on rnE GREYHOUND.


SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMOEDs
ROUTE.
Time card-i4rayes seattle 8. m. 10 IN.
and 3. m Leaves Everett sslk a. ul.
80 D. N. and 1fs >. p.s
Three round trips daily. except snnafs.
Connect tons--A4 Seattle with she steam
er Flyer for Tacoma ~ Everett with ths
steamer Mikado feF snohansish ana vii II
TIA Everett and Monte cffsto railway fsr
Monte crssfo and Nay stations
Cniman dock. Seattle. MerchnufH TX
Tverstf Tsisyhnng ~ Seattle. RAd E8i
Everett. @. y u SesoTEs AanAesr.
THE FAvoRfTE Y. q. NAH. STEAMER
STATE NF WASHINGTON"
Has nos resumed her regular r1n h<.
iwwen Seattle ans Everett Aaseartes.
Talrhssrn o. Whatr0t8. asgF except
saturaay st 10 >. n. from Yssler wharf
THIS raiaisal ana rppu.4g steamer ~
Just from the hands 81 the shipNrsxiat,
fnAthin3st ana decorator. and n spseasiif
conditions Ter this ssaR5r's Business
ElrEaaf statsrOCrsss ard cuisine the bsKf
Tie fFANsisNs ggklir caH Tow ha asSGfed
~ rapid transit ard aslek sispaisH ~
freight. ths "siats asirT ne only daily
FArIric SAvIGATIuS 90
Phone. Main ~ fsssef wharf
PORT TOWNSEND SAN FrfAN ISL.
STEAMER LYDIA TaioMFA&O%.
CarryfnF Waited Atasss aaA l~epss gysy
deck. focs q Maiu street sasdaYs, Tues
asyx ard Thursdays, 81 u o'Niark rnfHs
Fixfs Tor Part Tswnsef5 HEn y,ian 49,
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leaves New wsatcnm Tuesday,. ThmFa-
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rArans & Co. Agents, CITY ~d0ek Jsls-
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DoDwELL a co. LTD.
ia James Street, General Agents.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RQSALIE,

Fi'tf'E, c6LuMHiA STREET DOCK.
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ROUTE


R@N~rs City doTt 6aiig AZ 81 a. m ar
cert sunday. Tor Pogt Madison, Kgaxsfos
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ToEnser6 direct - rrfn- 80
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KAGfF RIVER HOtfTE~4EfAammr Ska
gif Queen fasrse H~sstje Tnessiaf, fsep.
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hes n, ~ a. M; Saturday. September
-. az a. m Leaves Mount Vernon
Wednesday. September n. 81 . a m. /.
Friday. AersenglleF "a at a M sun
Edmnnfs. StnnwDod, Fir. Fkaatt CITY.
Iourr tstnrf ard Avon For passen-
ser ard fyeiEhi rates, apply 81 City
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sTnAmEns.


Steamer Alice Gertrude leave. city dock
midnight for Port Townsend. Port Viii
Jams. Dungcnesn. Port Angeles. Pert
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. ciAiiam ana
reiea Tuesdays. Thursdsys and Saturdays
AZ A. m. leaves Port Townaend at 10
q. M, arrives In seattle mt I'D d. m,
Steamer Garland iraves city dock Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at " mid
night for Port Townsend Port Williams,
Dungsnexs, Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning leaves poft Angeles At q. m.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Frij1ys,
leaves Port Townsend ct II a. M; arrives
Ca Seattle az z - o. m.
Telephon. Main sis,
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-11
A FAREWELL DINNER.

Miss Garnet Romans was the host
ess on Friday to an elegant four-course
dinner, given as farewell to DR..
Leech. The table was made very
beautiful with flowers and cut glass,
and at each plate was laid a French
favour. The dinner consisted of such
delicacies as fried oysters, roast tur-
key, grape ice, banana salad. rasp-
berry ice cream, bonbons, ETC., all
prepared in the most tempting man
mar. Twelve guests partook of Miss
Garnet's hospitality and found it to be
both gracious and luxurious. After
dinner music and games completed the
evening
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-11
THE SICK FOLKS.

Mr.. G. o. Faus is still very sick
Margaret McHenry is much better.
Mrs. Gus Lochmiller and son are
are improving slowly.
Miss Anna Blackman is about the
same.
Mrs. Jerome Blackman is the latest
victim and it is reported that she has
diphtheria also.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-11
BIRTHS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Dodge
of Goodrich township on Saturday, De-
cember sth, a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Franz Heppner
OF Denison on Sunday December 9th. a
daughter.
Born on Sunday December 9th to Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Meade of Denison, a
son.