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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN
SEAT~rT


THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN
SEATTLE,
PAf.MfsrRY-Prof sheldon, the worlds
greatest PALMS, and clairvoyant. may
he consulted daily on ali affairs OF life.
Prof. sheldcn's work Is entirely tifer-
ent from othe- mediums and seif-styied
cabinet. but everything done in the
s ssSad Gssn ss q q s sSSs 'e1; o sse
lively refuses 10 accept Zee In ad-
vance for readings or special work un-
are not perfectly satisfied Ills infor-
nation ana advice on marriages. d.
vorcrs, separations. love and family az
fairs. business transactions. law sults.
etc, are accurate and truthful lie re-
unites the separated, settles lovers
qua-reir. causes speedy marriage, To-
Gates hidden treasures, removes evii tn
nnenSes, cures rvs ana dIankenness. 40,
be saceessfai IN mining OK % business
He looks into your hand and tells yeu
what ais yeu, and ofientimes gives You
hack your lost norve and energy, Ne
matter what trouble yaa may have. call
and be will help you faimisiry taught
, Msesss ISes III s sssle,s iss ral,s AVE-
Ese. corner % SENECA
MRS. ROSS. natural born elairyoy Aat.
business trance medium and aslnlst.
advice on mining. AZ business sne pri-
waite matters. also card reading salts
faetlon assured OF M pay. lts Ialrd
ave. Box loG
ETHEL GRAY. PIANIST ard psychic, Ad-
vice on all legitimate transactions: gsvs,
marriage, nipinE o. law. diseases aizz-
npsea free. Jewell hpgse, az Yesler. be-
tween Fourth ane rita avenues snata.
MAS +. EAfT-TT South African medium.
N her wontsrful ciAirvoyant sight. re-
vezls past present. future: cons lf her;
readings. See OIica ~ Pioneer hullt-
Ing, corner James ard First avenue.
TONIGHT HENLEY. the renowned plat
form test medium. can DC heard AZ
Gran1 Array hail. colli,s Block, Second
and James. his tests ate startling aua
convincing.
SPIRITUALISM-Nls Hedge gives ma
fefiaiizing seAnces Sunday p M Mon
day, wednesday ard Friday evenings
Ladies' sasc gents. 81 III Second ave.
NINE ASTFA. the great e3airvoyanS
PIANIST ana card readings. reliable IN
AL business and domestic Affairs. 80
Seneca. corner Third avenue.
FI.oRANCE MARVIN. fourteen years
Seattle's prcphetesss predicted Seattia's
SO. %. 900 are. Hotel Victoria. ieos First
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

FOR THE KLONDTKER
we have some special cash propositious
ranging from 81 900 TO t50.00o In residence
and business. properties that arc par
iicularly good. We want TO show them
70 you. Please call and see US.
II You wish to sell your property quick,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

f0: corner Crockett street.
6rner, f0x12o. Bigeiows addition.
nm ii Laws second.
"a t0-foot lots In Young's addition.
INT Hxi2o-foot lots. cleared. in
{Srss 0-foot lots, on Madison street.
Ii4es eo-foot lots. in McGtivra's sec
t1sss sLfoot lots. in Yesler & Nc
5ses sp-foot lots. in Phinney's ad-
10 lots, n Lakeview addition.
~ lots IN Motor Line second
6no o-foot lot. In Lake Union add
1.-Two choice lots on Thirty-second av-
5{so lots. on Kiibourns avenue zoo
Y nom Green lake car line.
1 Cot on nrst hill, on Mclrose avenue,
~ Pike street.
.Slsi3' on Fifteenth avenue, between
sry2,o0 and Republican streets.
= Lot IN Rcnton addition. within one
~ ftem Madison street. on Eighteenth
y -Ssxi1o. on Sixteenth avenue. north
~ Madison street.
= 6-fIot on Eighteenth avenue. north Of
16jeon street: east frontage.
~ -i11Rt3S. on Highland drive. ] block
IN ~ end o. cable line.
W. ns1n, corner on Eighteenth avenue
2rth Madison: east frontage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
roR sALE-FARMs AND LANDS.


FOR SALE ny w w DEARBORN,
"a Union block
SO acres one mile from water front az
Colby. easy % access by daily steamer
from seattle. tNa
s5s. acres. with half mile ~ water frpat
On Hood canal. IS acres bottom land, 7
acres cleared, t-r0om house. barn and
well; $500
isl acres on Whldby island. three mites
from Clinton. small house. two acres
hearing frnis treaw; ave acres bottom
partly cleared 81 o0. easy tarms.
10 acres narth of Green lake. twa ryllea
from car. 500
u acres near Maltby, convenient 10 fat-
road station. posteffiee and school; Sao,
eaay terms
iee acres near Lake SaYrAnlish. q acres
cleared ard fenced ona-story TIRE broom
house. barn. spring water million feet
81 timber. which can be readily sclds
81 NNa
to acres. on east side Lake Washington.
three miles from Curtis iEn3iug log
house, good harm chicken house, hfteeu
acres three acres hearing orchard.
fenced. eighty acres good timber. rra
stream OF water. s9sas easy terms.
i2s acres. near Swan lake, 10 acrcs par
tally cleared, mostly good upland weil
aaaptea Tor fruit, some bottom. = per
AGRA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

as bailey Building,
W. tell you e harSa,ps' The, nnsy have Wa :
eios' walk from their esisce; siscon
1-etory frame on lot soyt2o, paying 10
pr cent. net on the Investment of $i6.-
-: 10 years lease
pr cent. net on Is years lease; . No 1
building on good corner; can TO had
! Ssiory and basement brick. paving !
"a sor 81. 900.
Il You are looking for . place TO put
your money TO have II always worth 100
lsnts on tho dollar, and draw interest
Z ssnum. these are better than bank stock
~ bonds OF any kind. Call at offfce for
TIL particulars, or phone. Black ~
Nd we Will call on you.
vQR. sALE.By w. w. DEARBORN, ~
Union block.
nom house. stable. chicken house. fruit
t!ess and sEnaii fruits. 400: easy terms.
@1@ feet. Thirty-third avenue. near Ma
6yona park car line: attractive six room
uan and iine view Of lake. 81. 30.
Ftrs choice lot on Sixth avenue north,
setween Danny way and John street;
0uA feet. with alley: street graded
feet Belmont avenue graded street;
- view; attractive surroundings; near
~ iine aud City park. 81 $50
lin feet on Lakeview avenue; graded
Mrest and bicycle path: stcl; easy terms.
hep-For two lots each soxiss on Broad.
yay near Pike street, room To build
iss S's on sra sns' .,rss saa oysyioos,nx
lake Washington, two blocks from Yes
Ter car iine. easy terms,
Full size lot on Twelfth avenue.
ns * o. Denny way; a bargain. r,.
street and broadway: modern, this 10
ylhin walking distance; terms.
New k-rootn cottage two blocks
y modern; street Is graded snd severed.
nne residence iocauons lot IL OKLA.
90 " pii.LlNa, 20 New York block.
p FIELD Hs=::
1n-xsv, modern eottase on Thirteenth
seuA about two hlecks north from
. seaaiifll View 81 he sound ana
w slsasins s0n naicael E S,mmins oa are:
Esss ami mantel. turned columns and
M Nyrs In open between ball and
'ef' eHSs piers very s"sy home
w,n FIELD gsIi:S
,en serner. en- car lire. overlooking
rttsss Washington; terms. $3.50,
Mshtly lots, Green Lake, SO
80 lots IN fr1it and garden house
80 welt close cars two miles Pike
rss'Nss<s, this aide Lake Union, terms. t,VQ,
~ levei lots. Fremont. s1S each. half
AZ AZ ara iew interest: bargain. fer ten
srsem modern house. Queen AIMS, ,arxs
sscss orchard easy terms, Aso
"@AooN MACPHERSON A co.
.--s----.~--t - New York Block.
!QR aAi4r
~ mi lot aud f0ur-room house. near
.1sen street We have number ~
IA nSoases ranging In price from N.eoo
1.A eAsice ios I'm Rsntcn addition;
$40 m and sr2dcd street: serns; a
~"1sr cs cheap lots on easy terms.
FUNNIEST a SHOTwELi.,
-. MNshinSten building
isssA rent lust thinki s-room house,
So ttNuNda NAso near school; also
a. s1nASe on car = feet lake 'front.'
49,. ~ both on easy terms. same as
h,ss, Nso lots 81 20 SIS. not in woods
~, I'VE blocks from school. car; Sfs
N.Y. sinee March. by direct owner.
s~rAh' henwood avenue. Green lake
atvEkS sAr.E-Ths receiver OF ,he
nshkton Savings hank must sell by
ess on court, a number OF choice lots
vteen lake, Ballard, Queen Anne.
sssn seattle and elsewhere, also acre
y n KING and Kitsap Counties:
~m pw terms sasy. caS fcr hsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
Legal NOTICES.


THE BOARD OR DIRECTORS OF Sc
attic school District No l. at their office.
seventh avenue and Marion street will
receive sealed proposals until o'clock n
Of Senior Grammar School Building
m accordance with the drawings and -n@-
eincations. copies Of which may be seen
a. this oriee. or at the architects office.
Boone s. Corner, New York block. seat
tie
Proposals must be separate for the
plumbing and for the heating. and the
Rnard reserves the right TO reject any.
oil or separate proposals.
Proposals must he accompanied by a
cor,iaed check for 1900. payable 10 the
order 81 the Secretary of the Board. as
guarantee that the bidder. N awarded
the contract. VIII enter into a contract
and give surety bonds for the full amount
OF she contract. LYMAN RANKS
Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
QUEEN ANNE AVENUE.

I'm: near Gayler street.
4lo: corner Howe street.
11o: corner Howe street.
III: west frontage.
1i50: corner Crockett street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

FARMS for sale IN Eastern and Western
Washington Z. sherlock. u West Co
ilmhia street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

THE celebrated Henry Long Farm" At
CAekalis considered 81 mary 20 20 tho
vest money making farm IN the state.
win be sold hy tho administrator. Sop+
TENDER !, either 81 parcels ~ as a whnlN.
10 the highest bidder. Full information
M addressing W. 4. Allen. So Cali.0r-
MA building, racomA
FOR SAIE-Farna ~ - acres. Aorae ana
WAGON cows anf heifer % tons hay
5000 in improvements. SnohQmisa coslg-
". Address q. =. Peterson. Lowell.
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soR sALE-AcRs rnAcrs.


SIS 10 $50 per acre--ie-acre tracts near the
city. close to school; county read. Also
10 and l2-acre tracts. water front. Angle
lake, same section $50 to $50 per acre.
excellent soil; easy 20 clear. mostly
level, slopes to the lake; hard banks;
lake full on bass. nice summer resort;
beet drive into the city. Also !. 300 30
feet OF nice mr. timber, good point for
portable mill All this on the line OF
electric road now being huilt from Se-
attic 70 Tacoma.
10 acres. Green Lake. all highly improved;
buildings,
10 acres near Kirkland. Lake WASHINGTON,
Is Completely cleared, balance good tim
her. 30 bearing trees. small fruits.
house, harms, etc. with canal now ne-
sured, cheap In two years al S o,o; N.sol
Cali and see our large list % farms and
acreage near city. some choice water
front
NELSON MACPHERSON & co.
go New York Block
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SPRING HILL. villa tracts. West Seat.
fra,,; mn runnlne water, fns yisw. sls auo
ga and under cultivation. only $50 20
800 por acre, easy payments. special
terms 10 actual settlers, jacobsen, sei
New York building.
FOR SAf.f:~-Acres and ranches near city.
improved and uaimproved. 2 Boston
block,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
BERKLE NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

vestigate the killing Of Minerva Young,
coiored. met at the station-house yes
terday morning at 9 o'clock and rem
oered verdict that the deceased came
TO her death as a result of q wound
made by pistol shot fired from the
hands of Silas Washington.
The funeral of the late David D.
Sykes. colored. will be conducted from
the First Baptist Church, colored. this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There will be
seats for those of the deceased's white
friends who may wish to attend.
BASEBALL.
a match game of ball was played on
Hardy's grounds yesterday afternoon
at o'clock between the Loung Lions
and the Red Ribbons. resulting in a
score OF 10 to { in favor of the former.
Another game will be played this after
noon between the Stars. of Brambieton.
and the locals on Hardy's plat at 4
o'clock.
Mr.. Walter Smith. of Knots Island.
IS the guest Of Mr.. ]. McCloud. South
Norfolk
The Berkeley baseball team will play
the sailors n match game at ST. Helena
next Saturday afternoon on the gov
eminent reservation.
The w. C. T. L. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Q. s. Baker, on Maple
avenue, this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
At n business meeting OF ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church the former vestry-
men were reelected for the ensuing
Year
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
PENSION BOARD.
Members for Norfolk County Re-
commended by Veterans.
Marriage OF Mr.. j. c. Simpson and Miss
Mary Branch Yesterday Coroner's In
quest Held Match Game of Baseball
Between Lions and Rcd Ribbons.

At u meeting of Niemeyer-shaw
Camp, Confederate Veterans, Judge
Prentis was asked to appoint Dr. G.
n. Halstead, Colonel VIM. ri. Ether
edge, Captain j. u. West and Captain
William H. Kirby as Norfolk county
members Of the CONFEDERATE Pension
Board. created by the last Legisla-
ture.
Mr. ]. c. Simpson. of this city. and
Miss May Branch, Of White Plains
were married yesterday at noon at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Branch. Rev T. Men. Simp-
son, OF Danville. brother Of the groom,
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson left on the afternoon train for
IL short Southern wedding tour. They
will reside ut No. ITO Chestnut street.
OF this city. on their return after the
25ih instant. Mr.. Simpson is widely
known and a highly esteemed gcntle-
man.
Rev. w. a. Slaymakcr. pastor of the
Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian
Church. conducted the revival meeting
last night In progress at the Main Street
Christian Church. the pastor. Rev. NJ
p. Porter. being confined TO his home
Mr.. Sfaymak-r preached n very inter
esting and instructive sermon on 1.-THE
Love of Christ."
CORONER'S INQUEST.
| The Coroncr's jury summoned TO in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
U. 8. COMMISSIONERS PECK.
I'm New York Journal.)


The money question is still in Issue.
1t Is often suggested by gold Demo-
Gratis, by Republicans who oppose the
trusts, or by Republicans who oppose
Imperialism. that the Democratic party
should drop the money question and
make the fight in 1905 upon IL new is
sue.
That the money question will not be
dropped is now apparent to every care
full observer. but the reason for this
steadfast adherence of the Democratic
party to the position taken in 1896 is
not understood by all. 1t must be re-
memhcred that for twenty-three years
prior to 1896 all parties had held out the
hope of the restoration Of OiInetallsm.
At various times Il bill providing for
the free and unlimited coinage of gold
and silver at the present legal ratio
of 16 to !, without waiting for the aid
or consent of any other nation, passed
the House or the Senate, but never
passed both Houses at-thc same time
The Bland-Allson act of 1878 was the
result OF Il compromise between the
Senate and the House, ana WAS passed
over the veto of President Hayes The
Sherman Act of 1890 was the result OF
President Harrison. These two laws
have given us the silver dollars, silver
certificates and Treasury notes now in
circulation. The advocates of the gold
standard would have prevented the
passage OF both laws if they could have
done so. But what we would have done
but for the increase In currency fur
nished by these laws?
Senator Sherman, in n speech made in
LOFT IF No - ct IF In a1 . h,t
the Treasury notes issued in payment
for the 1000, 900 ounces OF silver to be
purchased each year would not furnish
more than enough money to keep pace
with the population and industries.
MKINI.EY WAS ONCE ANXIOUS
ABOUT THE PEOPLES
MONEY.
Mr. Mckinley, then Il member of
Congress, defended the bill on the
ground that it gave the people more
money. And yet the advocates of the
| gold standard secured the repeal of the
Sherman law in 1898 without making
any provision for the necessary in
crease in circulation. The Republican
party in 1883 denounced Mr.. Cleve-
lands administratio for the attempt
to demonetize silver, aud in 1892 de-
clareG that the American people from
tradition and interest favored b:metal-
ism.
As late as 1896 the Republican party
pledged itself to put forth every pos
sible effort to secure international BIZ
mctallism. and in 1897 the President
sent a commission to Europe to secure
foreign aid in restoring the double
standard
in November, 1858. Secretary Hay
wrote letter to Lord Alderman, di-
rector of the Bank Of England Ohe
letter being afterward published in the
testimony taken before an English
commission), and in that letter stated
that the President and n majority of
his Cabinet still believed in the great
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
Havana's Floating Dock.
tBy Telegraph to virginian-PIlot

icy Ie!eSraph 10 Virginia n PiIot.)
Washington, D. c.. April 1S.--Senat tor
Hale to-day reported from the Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs an amend
ment to the naval appropriation bill
authorizing the President 10 purchase
from the Government OF Spain, for a
tpn steel floating dry-dock belonging to
snas EoysFn1neGt s.aa huv ih .ts Aars
ha9 az 2Ayane,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
KIpLlNG's POEM ON "BoBs."
URochcster Post-Eypress !

Sd
me appointment as commander In
south Africa came to Lord Roberts
along with the announcement OF the
death of his only son--the knell and the
summons together. The old man, after
many years of strenuous service, had
no reason TO suppose that he would be
called upon again to encounter imperial
uanEcr III strange land, but his sea-
son OF rest is broken; he has to take tho
held once more at 4 time when mere
earthly fame must seem to him as
worthless as chaff. Something OF his
character. and the estimation in which
he is held III the British army may be-
gathered from the following poem of
kudyard kipling's. published six years
ago. The phrase ''Aggy Chel." means
Ego ahead" and the word "ardcr"
means land n half" The illusions to
the other shop. and not advertising.
are slants at Lord Wolselcy:
There's II little red-faced man.
Which is Bohs,
Rides the tallest 'orsc' he can
Our Bobs.
If II bucks or kicks or rcars.
70 can sit for twenty years.
With Il smile round both lis ears
Can't Yer. Bobs?
Then 'eres to Bobs Bnhadur-little
Bobs. Bobs. Bobs,
Bobs. Bobs. Bobs!
Els the Dock Of Aggy Chel;
'E's the man that done us we'll.
An we'll follow i'm 10 ell
Won't we. Bobs?
Ii a lmber's slipped a. trace.
'Ook on Bohs.
II markers lost is place,
Dress by Bobs.
For e's eyes all up lis coat.
An bugle in lis thront.
AN You Will not play the goat,
Under Bobs.
Els little down on drink.
Chaplain Bobs:
But 1t keeps us outer Clink-
Don't it, Bobs?
SO we will not complain.
Tho 'e's water on the brain,
II e leads us straight again
e-light Bobs.
II you stood i'm on is cad.
Father Bobs.
You could Spill a quart O. lead
Outer Bobs
Els been at ii thirty years,
An-amassin' souvencers
In the way o slugs an spears
Amt yer, Bobs?
What e does not know o. war.
Central Sobs
You can arst the shop next door
Can't they. Bobs?
on, 'e's little, but 'e's wise;
E's terror for is size
Ale does-not-a advertise
Do yer. Bobs?
Now they've made bloomin' Lord
Outer Bobs
Which was but is fair reward
Weren't IL, Hobs?
An ell wear coronet
Where is 'emlet used to set.
But we know You won't forget
win yer. Bobs?
Then 'ere's to Bobs Bahadur-little
Bohs. Bobs. Bobs.
Pocket Wellin'ton an order-Fightin'
Bobs, Bohs. RobS.
This amt no bloomin' ode,
But you've 'elped the soldiers load
An for benefits bestowed,
Bless Yer. Bobs
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or the nation 10 retrace its stems

ior the nation TO retrace its steps.
me concessions must be mtde by tho
minority, not by the majority. Those
VINO are responsible for the administra-
t'on which has involved us in the
calamities OF European colonial policy
VIII not attempt to write the platform
OF the Democratic party. They will
De content 10 act with the Democratic
party this year, rcserving the right to
act as they please in future contests.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
,rol, but the trusts are not interfered

troll. but the trusts are not interfered
with.
The trusts can only be destroyed by
those who oppose the principle of
monopoly wherever applied.
MIR. Charles II. Flint made speech
in Boston last May in defense NJ the
system. I read n. report of the speech
in the papers next day. and was not
surprised to learn that he had IAN en-
cecdingly sympathetic audience" when
! was informed in the same report that
his audience was composed almost ex-
clusively OF Boston bankers John
Mitchell. of the Illinois Trust and Saw
ings Bank of Chicago. gave out an in
tervicw last summer in which he said
In the long run trusts can do lie
HARM"
The Times Herald quoted Mr.. Mitch
ellis declaration With approval, and
added: when the people come To
understand that there are good and
bad trusts, just as there are honora BILE
merchants and shylocks. then the
chief of the antitrust demagogue
will be turned against some other
natural development of the times.
which he has not the brains or the
desire TO comprehend"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-16

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Juan y l.Arecibo, :quedan suprimidos,
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ii-nt
solo BE admitira per abora :eDtre Sal
Cuandoi sobfe el puente del Rio Mar
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ANUNCIOS AMERICAkoso

'U1 PUnhrcA 1AaoRREspoNpENc1A 7
Emulsion de Scott to'' s''1rtl
The IN ew=Y York and Porto-Rii{coof 4
y Steamship Company. 90 .1'H%*'
Pfldoras Srosadas del Dr.sWilliamss.' g 81
Fhe"~ New-Y orlx Life lnsurraa1ncs G@S:s
, Company .51 81 - -"ht; id
Vino cordial del DR.. Ulrici. "'' "'H''cf<
Maquinas de escribir Remington.
La Universidad de Notrs Dame.
Vino reconstituyente daaSteafnssn. r. olo2I
Maquinas de escribir de Hmnllo olrld.. olld 50 oI
Vino de cereza del DR.. Ayer. ''97 eh III
Hnacompuesta, da Dr.. u.
osmRsrfai dta55 ses1ros yan5 g., E}aonsf as Il
St Mary, s.Aeademy9 N4re Dame. .nha1
Xigor del eabello del DfsAyer. ,.>s !,
ss1&f $ f. Is h9rSs' 5s ESs fisS' 5s9 OPP i
! *snistas: iidGl] > %STl7Enum !
91ooley Smith 8 Co; comiaioadistaass ss0241as ~ 1s
aZarzaparrilla del DrrsAyer. SaS'2b' 90
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Pqqoras del pr. Haydok. -
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-16

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-16

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-16

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-16
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
esrrg-AMER DOIE

Leaves foot OF Washington street at 800
REea ari Bremerton, u. s. Dry Dock.
Charieston, sidney. Tracyton, Chico. SIi-
yerdaie Returning leaves SilverdaIe s:45
a. m; Sidney 500 a, M Leaves Sidney
Main b26