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HARVEY C. BARTLETT.


Harvey &. Bartlett, former resident OF
Ellsworth, died suddenly at the home of
his son, Arthur H., In Cherryfeld last
Friday, Aug. %, aged seventy-two years.
Mr.. Bartlett was a native of Hancock,
the son OF Alsander and Ann (Miliiken)
Bartlett. His mother was sister of the
late j. A. Milliken, for many years judge
of probate tor Washington county.
Mr.. Bartlett moved from Ellsworth to
Cherry field in 1870, going there as fore
man OF j. w. Coffiu's lumber mill. He
was strong republican, active in local
affairs, and held several town offices. He
was q prominent Mason.
Mrs. Bartlett died about ten years ago.
He Is survived by 90 sons, Arthur IL. and
Frank H., one brother, james NJ, OF this
city, and three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Gray,
OF East Surry, Mrs. Harrison Lufkin, of
Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Almira kelliher,
of this city. The remains were brought
to Ellsworth Monday, and we're buried
at the Falls in the family lot, with ma
sonic honors.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday, Aug 81
Sch N Kennedy. Hutchins, Boston, slabs,
" hitcomb, itayn mes x Co
ARRIVED
Sch Caressa. Harvey, Seal Harbor
Monday. Aug 25
Sch II c Chester, 20 ter. Boston
SAILED
Tuesday, Aug 26
Sch Leonora, Bonsey, Roudout, heads, Whit
comb, Haynes Co
whitcomh, Haynes 4 Co
Sch Rienzt, Anderson, Bar Harbor, wood,
Clark GOAL co
Hancock County Ports
WEST SULLIvAs-Ar Aug II, schs Dav d
Faust, Bosom; Fannie & Fay, New York for
Franklin; Harvest Home, Boston
Ar Aug 10, schs Geo W Collins, Boston; Eva
May, New York for Franklin
AR Aug ~, schs Albert Pharo, New York for
Franklin; Franconia, Boston for Franklin
AR Aug 81. schs Pochasset, Boston; f T
iIamor, Boston
SID Aug IL, sch Ellen NJ Baxter, West Sui.
livaD for New York with paving
SID Aug 10. schs Ly dia hi Webster, West Sui
Ivan for Lamoine with srout; Napoleon, Frank
lin tor Bar Harbor with cord wood
Sid Aug 49, sch Hattie 5 Collins, Boston with
edeeatuHe
sli Aug 20 schs David Faust. West Sullivan
for New York with paving; Harvest Home,
West sullivan for Boston with edsestone
sli Aug 81. schs Geo W Collins. West sullivan
for Boston with edgestone; Fannie Il Fay,
Franklin for New York, with paving
Sid Aug p, schs e T HamUr. West Sullivan
for Boston with curb; Francouia, Franklin for
SD Aug %. ich Willie L Maxwell, New York
with paving
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FAIR A SURE THING.



Wymsn Park.
Ellsworth is to have fair. 1t will bo
conducted, 40 usual. by the Hancock
county fair associations, and witt be held
at wyman park on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. !. { and Q,
At no time has there been any real
doubt a. TO the holding OF this fair. The
delsy on the part OF the management
ia making the announcement has been
doe to inability. until no~. TO fix dates.
At a meeting Of directors this morning.
shis puxziing question vas settled, and
ths announcement was at once made IS
abave stated.
The work OF getting matters Into line
has slresdy begun, and tsls surprising
all previous efforts 10 promised.
The officers Of the association are
President, Henry T.. Davis; vice. presi-
dent, II. T.. Hamiio; sccretsry, H.. r.
whieomb; treasurer, ii. J Joy; dircc-
tors: A. W. Enis. =. II Gould. +. II.
osgood. u r. whiicomn, II r. Hamlta,
n. E. Davis, & ii. Greeiy. II. J. Joy.
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SAFE BLOWN
At sisine Central Station in this city
Fifty Dollars Gone.

rs.I
-Fifu pol,ars Go ~ ''
A gang Of sats.n,ora.s Az
lob at the Maina Co.,, -, n's'
city sometime dn,in. -, ~ 'nis
n,gb, asst wednesday
The safe In tho ,,.,.., N
wreck so in wo,a,. i - .ossi
smashed u,ndnw 60 - ~ -. ~ :. ~ =
Office seneraI,v ,b. soa,,, !, 49,, aAo .i'
sion-at least ali I'M. ,.s. A. so"ia
Thursdav mo,nin, -, ~. ~. e"'o ="
te=. G. d. W,gv,n ar,Iya,
MIR. Wigyin wss ,o,ieas
the morning Inv A. ,,,a,ra,, -. 80 -
carriage drivsy "a, ,ha.a - "~
hrs.s =, a.. -. .A1 peeh
was told nv w Nv proo.s - ,,,-is-,--'
bv the station N'0a0
Mr.. Brooks .avs NJ. ia. -.
exploslon and aro,,s,,a NJ. :. 80 :. -
after o,eIncp So, Co. =. oso.us
other explo.lo, "a ,oa,.,,.. -"
window. ha SOW a MAJ, =, ~ -.
While Ioatins ,hI.a as,fs,s
CURED VERY nnch ,o,as- ,ssF
two. On locking on, =, ,.oa. -. - -
Mr. Brooks saws he sow r,.n ,.,..,,l...
In from, Of the .osn ,.o,orr ", sa-,.'ss
10 r,sk the cha,ca =, s.n,,t.. -
his body. Mr. R,ool. r,T,ao,,s,. -, -
to bed.
Tn, burgla,s cor,i,noa ,..t. -
Evidently thev war. ,,,ar -, -,
Tbsv Ian tho n,i,.sgo ,,n,,,,. g. -
but the hox.s con,atr,n,. -. -,
eoupons and NJ her ,,y.rs 81. -. -.
the tickle. ofv,ea m the .ns =, .ha ,,,.,
form tevona the ,,slgh, horsa IT,,
they anefn In hsve ,,iv,da,, ,ha .r1,s,. r..
contents Of the boy.u wi,h ,hs o,~o.n,,a,,
OF tho money. wera tonna ,n5or ,ha ,,,,,-
form.
Entrance 10 tho Station was ,a,r.s n,
prvInv omen a ,sar vtndo,, ia 49,,
ot,,es was one,oa v,,h 49,. -
IL was at,orwa.as dI..oro~ad "a -
taken from the bandc.r sssd =, ~
further end n, ,ha v.,d
After snishtn, ,baI. ,x, 49,. t,,
auI.,lv wt,hsrc,v ,v,,ho,, ,a,,I,n a.
trouble To leav, ths sJtyh,os, c,no "a 30
thnix id.,,t,r.,, 80. a,s -.
dres. 10, pss in c.sa ans on .hn,,,d -,
20 ask questions thu, ,o,,a, ~, ,har
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Last Thursday afternoon about o'clock
three prisoners at the county Jail made
their escape, aud have not yet been recap
tured.
They we're Leroy Varnum, Bert Gray
and Frank Harvey. All three were bound
over to await the action of the grand jury
at the October term.
All three prisoners were well-behayed,
aud were allowed considerable liberty
about the county buildings. Gray Is an
excellent cook, and had been working in
that capacity at the iail-house.
Sheriff whltcomb was away, and the
prisoners were in charge OF Turnkey
Phillips. He let them out to do some
chores about the house about O'Clock.
An hour later he discovered that his
we'll be haved trio had left him.
City Marshal Donovan and Deputy
sheriff Fields Immediately started in
search of the fugitives. They were seen
along the shore road just before dark.
The officers returned after night OF
fruitless search. The prisoners are still
at large.
The report that the runawsys took with
them a revolver and pair of handouts is
incorrect, They did, however, before
leaving, manage TO secure their citizens
clothing. and this they exchanged for
their prison garb In the woods back oil
The indications are that their escape had
been Carefully planned. The lock OF the
door OF the closet In which prisoners
clothing Is kept had been picked, or
opened with an improyised key, and II
was In this way that they secured their
clothes.
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MRS. ELLEN MALoYEY.

Ellen, widow of John Maloney, died
Thursday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Evans, on Howard street, BAN
gor, aged lightweight years.
Mrs. Maloney was born in Ireland, but
at an early age she moved to Bangor,
where she had since resided. For the past
ten years she had been an invalid.
Mrs. Maloney Is survived by two sons
and one daughter-John, of Ellsworth,
Thomas and Mrs. John Evans, of Bangor.
The funeral services were held Saturday
morning at 30 from St. Johns Catho.
lie church, Rev. 4. b. Cunning ham offici-
sting. The pail bearers we're Patrick
Kelley, Andrew Blakeley, Cornelius
O'Brien and James Cox.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27
TWO WEEKS IN NEW ENGLAND.


President Roosevelt Is making a two
weeks tour OF New England. He left his
summer home at Oyster Bay, Long Island,
last Friday, visited Hartford that day;
visited wiliimsntic, Providence, Newport
and Lynn Oh Saturday.
lie spent Sanosy, the 9th, with Senator
Lodge at Nshtnt; Monday he spent in
Boston; Tuesday be left Boston, visiting
Lowell, Lawrence, Dover, N. H., Old
Orchard. Portland Lewiston and arrived
at Augusta at 30 p. m, where he was the
guest OF Governor Hill.
He left Augusta this morning arriving
at Bangor at noon. This afternoon he il
the guest OF the Eastern Maine State fair,
and at 2 D. m. delivers an address.
The coming OF the President to Ellis
worth Is told above.
Tomorrow, the 18th, he is to visit
Nashua, Manchester, The wiers, Con-
cord, and Newberry, n. H.; Friday,
the 29th, Newport; the 30th, Windsor,
White River Junction, Montpelier, Bur-
lington and Thompson's Point, VT. He
will spend Sunday, the 31st, at Shelourne.
Rutland, Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, VT,
Nortbheld, Mass. Sept. 2, Miller's Falls,
AthoI, Fitchburg, Worcester, SPRING
field, Westfield, Dalton Sept. 8, Pittsfield,
Lenox, stockbridge, Great Darlington,
Mass, New Milford, and New Haven,
Conn. Here the trip ends, and thence
the President goes to Oyster Bay.
President Roosevelt will be the fourth
Presid emit OF the United States to visit
Maine while In office. The first was Pres
Grant in 1871. He was in Maine at that
time to attend commencement at Bow
doin college, where he was given an hon.
orary degree. The third was President
Harrison, August 8, 1889. His presence
here can hardly be referred to as a visit,
for he merely passed through the State
on his way to Bar Harbor, where be was
the guest OF Mr.. Blaine, his secretary OF
state. He did, however, come to Ellis
worth and held public reception as re-
lated above.
But while only three Presidents have
been In Maine during their term of office,
several Others OF our chief, executives
have visit ed the State before they were
elevated to that high position. Franklin
Pierce was here as young man to visit his
class mate at Bowdoin, Commodore
Bridge, and later was here on fishing
trips to Togus pond.
James Buchanan was here, with Polk, Of
whose cabinet he was secretary OF state 10
iS47. In later years Hayes, Garfield and
Mckinley, all public men, prominent as
governors or members OF Congress from
Ohio, were here to speak in political
campaigns.
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BORN.

ABRAM AT Bluehill, Aug 81, to MIR and Mrs
Max Abram. a daughter.
BLACk-At Eggemoggin (Little Deer Isle),
Aug IS. TO Mr. and Mrs Herbert w Black, a
daughter.
GRAY-At Penobseot, Aug 20, to Mr. and Mrs
Lyndall Gray, son.
GRISDLE-At Sullivan, Aug S, to Mr. and Mrs
Everett Grindle, n son.
GRiNDLE--At orland, Aug 10. TO Mr. and Mrs
Irving Grindle u son.
sHAPLEIGH-A., surry, Aug %, to Mr. and
brs Martin shapleish, a son.
YOUNG AT Corea. Aug 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Dennis NJ Young, a daughter.
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legal Nutius.

~ N~-s~-~~r-e-s. '-~>-~-~-N-r--<~
n The District Court OF the United States for
The District Of Maine.
In the matter OF
RAYMOND EMERY, Ia Bankruptcy.
~ Bankrupt,
70 the creditors OF Raymond Emery, Of Eden,
- the county OF Hancock. and district
- Aforesaid. bankrupt:
NoLICE Is hereby given that on the ~ 70
SAY mond Emery was duly Adjudged bank
saps upon petition Hled in said court
- alm on the i9sh day Of August, a. o. ls1zi
$40 that the first meeting OF his creditors
viii De held at No. 10 state street, IN ELS
sss9stttns Hancock county, Maine, on tne
IN. IN Gay 81 September, 1904, at ten O'Clock N
aAe forenoon, a. which time the said ereditors
nay attend. prove their claims, appoint
slustees examine the bankrupt. and transact
kas sn other business As may properly come
aug z. 1904 Referees in Bankruptcy
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CHURca NOTES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rer. J. p. Simonton, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. 3l-Mornins service at
1890. Sunday school at 1I.45. Preach
ing service at 80.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.30.
BAPTIST.
Rec. Ddrid Kerr, pastor.
Sunday. Aug. 31-Morning service at
1910. Discourse: Psalms %. Sermon 2.
Sunday school at II m. Junior c. e. at
$50 p. m. Social service at 73o. Bible
reading by pastor on G. e. subject
Friday evening at 7.3o, prayer meeting.
All welcome.
North Ellsworth - Services Sun day at
2.30 p. IN. Mr.. Kerr.
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MARRIED..

GRINDALL--sU STIN-At Ellsworth, Aug 27.
by Rev i Simonton, Miss Grace Grindali
to George @ AUSTIN both of Ellsworth.
HAmILToN-LAwRIE At Ellsworth. sup
"a, by Rev Simonton, Miss Inez Nav
Hamilton, of North lswortb, TO Walter b
Lawrte, Of Eastbrook.
HAWkES-CR0CKETT Ellsworth, Aug
y, by ReY ID o. Brien, Miss Katherine Mary
Hawkes., OF Ellsworth, to wilbur Grant
Crockett,of Millinoeket.
H1NkLE-sHfNKLE-A Bar Harbor, Aug 20,
by Rev Frank II Nelson. Miss Frances Htnkle
10 Amos Clifford Shhnkle. both OF Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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REPUBLICAN RALLIES.


state Committeeman Col. III. Il. HsmIln
has succeeded In secnrin. three ab.e
republican orstoss tor Hancock county
Hon. V. b. DolIiser, of Fort Dodge, lows,
Hon. James o. Lyfotd, OF Boston, aud
Hon. WALTER {. Rfnnrson. OF Ncw York.
asssrs. Dolliysf aud Lytord will speak
Ia Baeksport, at Emery hail. next We'd
nssdsy evening, Sept. 81 at Deer isis on
Thursday, Sept. 4. and at Ellsworth, at
Hancock hail, on Friday evcsiue, sept. 5
Messts. DollIver and Emerson viii spea k
al the town bail. BIaehill. next Tuesday
evening, Sept. 2.
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THE NATIONS CHIEF.
Continued from page I.

ton Herald; William f. Bright. Boston
Transcript; IL. A. stoohmeyer and X. l..
Dunn, photographers; j. Eugene Geer,
representing magazines; e. p. Griffiths,
Western Union Telegraph Co.; ]. p.
Gooch, Postal Telegraph Cable Co., two
messengers, and two or three others.
The party win leave Ellsworth at 10 p.
M, en- route for New Hampshire.
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Embellishments.
LOGS! LOGS!!

TO Whom il may concern:
THIS rs to give notice that we own all the
l. logs that came down from Bangor in the
freshets OF last winter and spring that are
now in Penobscot river below Bucksport and
In Penobscot bay between Fort Point and
Monhegan, including those in the Eastern Bay
as far east as Mt. Desert, and parties having
logs in their possession, il they will kindly
notify us we will adjust salvage, or in some
way endeavor to make satisfactory arrange
ment with them in regard to II. Parties dis
posing OF logs without conforming to law will
be called upon to settle with our attorneys.
RocKLaND-RocKPo LIME co.,
Roeklands Maine.
August O. 1902.
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Paint Your Buggy for zsc.

to $50 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint II
weighs to ozs. more to the pint than others,
wears longer, and gives a gloss equal TO new
work. Sold by wIGcIs & MOORE.
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Wiggin & Moore Sell the

paint that wears twice as long as lead and OIL
Deyoe lead and zinc ground by machinery.
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WE FIT ANY SHAPE

There are no two men built exact
lyallke. Ready-made clothing is
made after model. If you don't
happen to be Of the same shape as
the model, you don't get a fit. Our
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Last Thursday afternoon about o'clock
three prisoners at the county jail made
heir escape, aud have not yet been recap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-06
Iowea HILLSIDE caR FARES

passenger
oniy ave fav rtng
the hin TO Third
Lake Wash
received fun value
railway e.
prohtahiy rive miles
Telephone
others follow
0
building the number OF pedestrians
Fully of Third
and Of
the
ide Of a one FOR
a
o
a ssus
vice stimuIste Rnde
hill
Give IL trial.
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TAKE EXPRESSIVE ACTION IN TIME

Seattle is TO the Northwest Il con-
naen believed population reach half million sn the
twenty million probably within the life pan OF
ma children
be Seattle to warning
from experiences as far as possible the
development which usually follow the
erowdnE Of large numbers % people together
the construction or oep
Building relating TO tsnssnf
the 10 do H.
district at s' II would simply breed
nisary.
We have no such district remarkable
district Hes below ns
considerable numbers and the
follow unless rcpressVs
naeasu are
one has world
Today New YORK
Chicago cities s~sn and fully
OF England ana eenun-
ssaal
London spent nearly unsany
with In
he penalty
taining nenen amt 10 hahitation
been forced to leave bad homes
provides that the
muniepaiss may only
with furntss nttrs
csnveh1necs"
IN rysspl sfre, sias
s0ao
iapsSn shnahx Eoor. provides
eass bess
fass garsas
Sf which viz ssnasey sess@
csxa wsr people hsnae2 t~se9
sanitary tsasmepsg
~ ue
eosSactss @
buainss lbshs avoid f sissFN ~fe an
exienses
these be e~nssoiss
tsrat psf
fai OF all she eEs which intsst such iosaia
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they VISIT
The DIVES
POLICE, LICENSE AND REV.
ENuE COMMITTEE IN TaE
SLuMS

The police, license and revenue
committee uf the council last night
visited several dives south of Yeaier
way. Councilman GIL, la order TO
convince the members OF the come
mittee that other gambling houses
besides Tex. Rickarda' were being
run. acted as ofiiclal guide, just bee
fore soiug. a vote was tnken. on sir
CUTS suggestion Go recommend the
closing OF all gambling houses iu tho
city. The vote fenultcd IN tie, Glll
and Taylor voting Ia favor of IT,
and kiHtler aud Rlnehart against IT,
Rcdward refused 60 vote.
Several club rooms which are
nothing more than blackjack Joints.
were visited, and Chairman kiatler
announced his intention OF closing
them up The tsoc-tion saloon was
visited. aud Captain Of Police IAuh.
schef and clerk Mcdonald were call
"a before the committee and asked
about the arrest OF Elmer Will
liams, proprietor OF the saloon. Ia
regard 20 a charge ~ serving poison
In drinks. The $1,000 saloon license
was brought un. hut no discussion
was Taken on accouut Of the fact
that the matter IL still IN the courts.
a---ss---a-seN--
Fletcher 8 Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-06
MILES HAS
TO ANSWER

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June s.--Gen-
eTai Nelson A. Miles Is en- route 10
Washington In response 10 a hurried
call. which IL supposed to have been
made by President Roosevelt. II, as
currently believed. he II to answer
charges OF betraying military secrets
a court marfiai VIII result.
He IL accused OF having given Sen
ator Culberson secret information
used in the charges made against
Lieutenant Arnold and for Demo-
cratic political purposes.
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There viii be special meeting OF
members OF local union No. 13l. held
1t carpentcrS' hall, 1920 Fourth ave-
rue, June 10Th, z 30 D. m, to take ac-
ton on ti1e following.
The confederation ana adoption OF
the constitution Of the new Building
Trades assembly. The proposition
Of aniliation with the State Fedora
lion OF I.abor, also the Western Cen
trail Labor union. The election Of
officers for the ensuing term and the
confederation OF donation 20 the Chi
csEo strikers. j. NJ. wilkins, Sec.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. June g.
Inasmuci1 as Gen. Miles went 70 Fort
Riley with the intention Of return
ing 20 Washington either on Satur-
day or the first Of the week. the
press run1or that he had been re-
called II regarded here as not well
founded.
Meanwhile II is stated by Secrc-
tary Root that an investigation IA
still in progress at the department
looking to the discovery Of the per-
ron who gave Senator Culberson a
report on the charges preferred
against Lieut. Arnold.
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VISITING MRS. SUMMERTIME

Mira I. T.. Boukofski OF Salt Lake
City, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Sumrnerneld. 1i2 Ninth avenue. and
viii be at home Sunday. June s.
afternoon and evening
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CHAM BE RLA1N

PORTLAND. Ore. June Com
psefe returns show the election o.
che mberiain, Democrat. to the gov
eruorship OF Oregon. His majority
"a more than 300 votes. 30 Il Is prob
able no contest gfill be declared.
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suanavay Excursion and Dance
Sunday

Steamer Capital city leaves Gal
bratfh dock. foot Madison street, 5
a. m, D. M: 75c round trip, includ-
ing dancing. Floor I40xiO0. Tickets
nov on sale. Phred Excursion Co.
t3l Second ave.
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Don't fail TO visit the Battleship
Wisconsin today at the Port Orchard
navy yard.
Boats leave Colman dock at 6 20,
and 10 a. m. 1:f5. 2.ss and $50
,. IA.
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HO! FOR NOME!
JUNE 5------S. S. OREGON

Northwestern Commercial compsA"
Seattle.
Ticket Office. No. ia James $50
Phone Main 50il General Vl'
sa - pianr,'r bloe, phone Union -
secnre choice berths by app.snsss
,ssrS' Also agents for Wild uoe n
sStirosa company. 20 points
,,,6nee Rne Ne issue through ph's
laaing from seattle. -
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Seattle Tacoma Route

steamer Bay city Fast l Inf
r.save seattle Pier l, n. I; mn ,s,,a.
ts.eO m, 700 p. m. Leave =,
\ II wharf. soc a. m. S;eV p 49,
Fare, soc. round Trip SOC; RS.
when puyine articles afyerusee
this paper. speak OF the St<k'
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ron sA1r-rAnns AVID LAWS

1900 so nefss ia HaaRit county f1grsd
nn land. 10 nfrfH seeded ir HaHfHfa.
mile ffnrn steamboat innaiHE
$500 90 Hrfna near HVrnHf| = sores fiHHfrd.
z nffHa in aHf hard 3 sHrfeH Doc tHffiea
HOO - acres near HHnfTln. ~ nrfaa
eisared. 80 aefrH ftashra fau fruit trees
ha,t bHfn and DufhuiilNaa
fflOD - afref bottom ihnd al under il1a
acres Boz orchard. q fair heura anH bnrH.
running water.
ET'rEsouEM AffNELL.
fi9Gta -. HakWeii bidg.