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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
HE THINKS HIGHLY OF NTcIFN-
DON'S- ARTICLE.

UON y AltIiCIE.
Dear Sir: | purpose to write this
communication because + wish to
make favorable mention Of Hon. s.
G. McIendon's article which an
peared in the columns of your issue
of late date, for it was a MASTER
piece to be sure. Written as it was
by a profound. scholar and Christian
gentleman we conld not suppose that
it would be otherwise, therefore, I
endorse every word of it. In fact.
everything that S. G. McLendon
writes is illumined with a brilliancy
that is exceedingly rare, except those
OF very great learning.
Certain features OF The Constitu-
tons editorial concerning Mr.. Wat
son and his court case were accord
ing to my liking. I refer to CIark's
scathlng denunciation of one Alex
ander Alderman and his connection
with the case, etc, and I venture
to suggest to that man Alderman the
propriety Of carrying his mug as free
from punches while MI. Watson's
case is pending as his limited sense
will allow, else. fate similar to that
which overlook Detective w. J.
Burns recently will in all probabili-
ty oVertake this man Alderman.
Tom Watson of Georgia, than
whom there is no greater living
American, has for the last eighteen
or twenty years been assailed as but
few men have ever been. The emf
sarrys of the devil have threatened
to silence his tongue and pen if thew
must kill him to do it. They have
fhTn9f6nn6 tO l., Sc
lions and wreck his business, but his
wonderful courage and great ability
coupled with a tireless energy has
enabled him thus far to weather the
storm. Added to this is a following
OF many thousands Of as brave and
true men as ever followed the
leadership Of a crusader since the
world began. There are none who
question his sincerity, nor his abili-
ty, but his judgment has been as
sailed saVagely. believe brighter
day is daWning, men and women are
reading and learning more of this
great man than at any time since
he entered public life The clouds
of hatred, prejudice and enviousness
are passing away, the vile tongue Of
SANDER, treacherous as that of the
Kissing adder has lost it's poison and
cunning. The threats Of prosecu-
ton and persecution do not disturb
him to any perceptable degree, he
lives and Will live on until his great
educational work is complete I use
the word educational in this connec-
ton for the reason that no literati
or educator Of modern times has
welded a more beneficial influence
with the poor along educational
lines. His short stay in Congress
furnished the key which opened and
exposed a frightful condition of af-
fairs heretofore unknown to this
class Of people.
Long live Tom Watson.
Ga. JNO. B. GIBSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
THE JEFFER@oNrAN

I. H. Springer, Atlanta, Ca, Route
.. Dairyman, and J. N. Rodgers, of
Madison, Fla
This is authentic and can be sub
stantiated readily, and | write this
without solicitation, hoping that it
will do some good and bless suffer-
ing humanity
Very truly yours,
J. J.. CONWAY, Dentist.
Madison, Fla.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
Comment.

1t would give me great pleasure
to accept the above invitation. The
work on the Jeffersonians, however,
needs me every day, and that for the
present is my post Of duty.
1t is the height Of my ambition,
just now, to prove to our stockhold-
ers that they made no mistake when
they trusted me with their money.
If I live and nothing happens,
there will be dividends for this year.
r. e. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
SORRY, INDEED, T CANNOT AC-
CEPT THIS.
Executive Department
Montgomery, Alabama.

~"AANSoNAANAJ A4A<tOGS1hGAs
June 10, 1914.
Sir: An invitation is extended
you to be present and to participate
in the Tooth anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Horseshoe Bend The exer-
cises will take place on the battle
ground itself, a picturesque and ro-
mantle spot, near Dadeville, ITALIA
poosa County, Alabama, July 4,
1914. A goodly company is ex-
epcted, and we are to have a num-
Der of distinguished visitors, includ-
ing Representatives of the Cherokee
Nation.
Your presence will be particularly
welcome since you are one of the
most recent and successful of Gen.
Jackson's biographers. Your early
attention VIII be greatly appreciated.
On hearing from you, we will give
you several particulars as to route,
and other travel details.
Very respectfully,
EMMETT O'NEAL,
Governor and Chairman Of Commits
sion.
THOMAS M. OWEN,
Secretary of Commission.
Hon. Thomas e. Watson,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
PAGE FIVE

What gets me is, 1t is always SO
important to the farmer. The farm
er would be a blamed sight better
Off ii he was let alone. About all
the good they have done the farmer
yet is to raise his tax, vote them
selves more pay and appropriate
money for the most fool things in the
world. | have read the letter you
wrote to Mr.. Harris and said hurrah
for uncle Tom.
Yours truly,
GA. F. NJ. SMITH.
Watch the label on your paper.
Don't let your subscription expire.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
W anted AT Once
HUSTLING LOCAL MONU-
MENTAL SALESMAN

Experience unnecessary. Thorough
ly responsible essential. Easy work
during spare time among your neigh
bors: Help yourself, benefit your
neighbors. To parties interested we
are only too anxious to give full tlr-
tlculars and contract. Write today,
lest you forget.
COGGINS MARBLE COMPANY.
SEQ Main Street, CANTON, GA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
JOIN THE M.Y.P.E.
and MAIL YOUR
PARCELS EARLY

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. fB.-
Uncle Sam. modern Santa Claus. Is
getting his Christmas pack ready.
And he IL asking the hearty CO
operation OF all the assistant Santas
in the country. He Ia ready TO do
his part. but he must have the
proper help.
Send your parcels by parcel post.
but mail them EARLY" proclaim
the posters now being sent out by
the pos'office department
The parcel post division IN plan
ming TO make the Christmas rush
less OF rush"
Patrons arc vitality interested In
having parcels delivered on or be-
fore Christmss. and every effort
should be made To accomplish this"
says Postmaster General Burleson,
In directions 10 the postmasters.
Every MEANS" says Mr.. Burie-
son. should be used 10 induce the
public TO avoid congestion by dis
tributing the mailings over as many
days before Christmas as possible
Parcels may bear the words. Not
TO be opened until Christmas or
similar inscription"
The department IN urging patrons
10 register or insure valuable pack.
ages. and 20 send money always by
money order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
May USE CAR
BONDS TO BUY
AUTO BUSES

Shall the city OF Seattle use part
OF the 100000 bonds remaining in
the municipal railway fund for tho
purchase Of auto busses to connect
Division A and the Lake Burien
line. and also to carry passengers
in the downtown district
This proposition may be put up
TO the peoples vote In March.
In 1911 the people authorized the
Issuance OF $780, 900 municipal rail-
way bonds. Half OF that amount
has been sold and part Of the mu-
nicipal railway constructed. Be-
cause OF legal entanglements with
the Renton line, the other $500, 900
in bonds has not yet been sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
f6TDTES =
9119f;lHt'ti,
MAPPIA&S
= = tARES



Werner 0aeri~ch. legal age Seattle
and Hanna Ronvik. legal age, Seattle.
isadore Weiner. 20. Seattle. and Re
becea Menaster. 10. Seattle.
George Dowd. ~. Portage. and l. syi.
vanix Fuller II. Eliesport-
Aurand Mum. Il. Bsnton. and Mar
| Gaxet u. Esan. IL, Renton.
Guy A. BELL. legal age. Seattle. and
winnifrsd Pracunier. legal age. Seattle.
| NJ Tokumasu. S. Tacoma. and
MuyAyaki. ~, japan.
Y. rokayama. sc. Sugar CITY. IDA, and
X. watanabs. II. Japan.
Eric Carlson. 81. Seattle, and Hiidui
| Hase. NJ. Seattle.
James MenasiiA. 20. Riverton. and
Hazel schwsrtr. Is. Rivcrton.
Clarence ] Montford. so. Charleston
and Violet vivian Palmer. 81. Charleston
C. NJ Martin. legal age. Vancouver, n
G., and Annette v Small legal age. oak
/ land
| Yasushige Hayaiana. so. Los Angeles
| Call and Haruys uyeno. a. Japan.
Ksichi Full. 81. Salt Lake. Utah. and
Tayo Miura, 20. Japan.
| Pat conicy. "a. Seattle. and Lille X
Enseis. 10. Seattle
Births
Mrs and Mr.. II. sssaki. eot Eighth ave
/ S. n son December IL.
Mrs. and M. Y Shot. sos Sixth ave
s.. n son. December 10.
Mrs. ana MI, y. L.. Kaufman. $685.
Kenwood place a son. December is.
| Mrs. and Mr. G. r. johnson. Swedish
hospital. daughter December 10,
Mrs and Mi. T. A. Barber. i7si
| stevens 81. "a son. December IL.
Mrs and MFR. r. =. stoweli. sii s5tt
ave. s.. a son, December IS.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. L. Jacobsen. 9ss5 tott
ave. g w, daughter, December II
| Mrs and Mr. Judah Israel. iosbh Maif
st. a son, December ~
| Deaths
| Mrs Jane Foster. SIS w. stth st, 20
| December II.
James Mason. whatcom and Spokane
ayes c5, December IL,
John Goddard. sole 18th ave. s. a.
/ December II.
| Marsurite NJ Brown. orthopedic hos
pital. II. December is.
| lIelen u. Grindall. 605+ Hiilman place
as December is.
| Divorces Asked
| Ella NJ. flanagan VS.. Clarence A. Hane'
/ gan. deaertion Minnie Jennings VS.. Johr
| NJ Jennings drunkenness; Maude r.dewel
| Ign VS.. #. W. Lieweilyn, incompatihility
Roman Borkoyski vs. Mary Borkovski
| desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
GETS AUTO BACK

The two thugs who held up b. l..
Gates. jeweler, Saturday night, did
not stick to their word.
They had waited Tor Gates In his
own garage. When he came In,
they ordered him TO drive them to
the 1900 block on Harvard ave-.
after they had relieved him OF his
watch and some money.
They warned him that II he moth
fled the police they would tear his
car into pieces so small he couldn't
carry them home I'm a colander."
Gates notified the police all right,
but the auto was found safe and
sound Sunday at Eighth ave. and
Virginia st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

eisIi ~. . tbs standard GRADUATED
sugar. zee Stall q. pss;sartsed milk. a.
at. cream. Zoe A-pt. stalls r-ttI.
shoes half soist. msn's fsc. iafi~s' sac
ehiidrens see 60 Csc. regular si.se um.
brsiia. kte. Stall isss. No. I soft shril
~sinuts. acc ~ mised nuts. ace IN; new
black wa3nu,s. Tbs use. shell barb
hickory nuts. , lbs. fte. Stalls ii-as
cluster rsiains ice Pkg standard brand
rninosmsst Ice pkr stall ~. rolled
cats ~ III. rood coffee. acc 10. ihs
small white beams. ftc. stall a.. saucr.
KRAFT loo a,i brsanschwsigsr liver.
wurst. sto ib.i minesmsst zoe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
HOG INJURIES THREE

XENIA, Ohio. Dec. 22.-Owen
Thompson. 20, farmer. and his
grandson. Eugene Thompson. 6.
were injured when savage hog
attacked them.
The mans left hand was man.
gled so II may have to be amputat-
ed, and the DO was torn on his
arms. legs and shoulders.
The boy was digging wallow.
Ing place In the pen for the pirs
and was attacked. The grandfath.
err entered the pen to help the bov,
ana the hog turned upon him.
Mrs. thompson broke her arm In
aiding In rescuhg the victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

A poor old woman, arrested az
drunk In tho streets OF tho capital Of
Hungary, 10 placed on n public plat.
form az a horrible example OF the
ancient and honorable European
practice Of drinking. In the mean
time the drunken kings and lords
and counts are BOOKING up as usual
In the countries where the anti.
liquor crusade 10 spreading. but you
won't find any OF them In the pill.
Tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

stall o %, roast Zoe 20 i;yc n pork
roast isho h.. fancy fresh dressed
chickens. Use 10. leaf lara. isMc ID
hamburger steak. i0c 10 lamb chops. :
lbs stc. Stalls 1t-ss. IL lbs surar. 81. 90
ibs rice. 2sc. lib. can best coffee. tsc
lbs. airy green peas, a5o. stall IS
potatoes tt.ib cwt. delivered. large
Florida grapefruit. for ikc. sweet nave
oranges dor sBcl all kinds of nuts
isc 10. Stall 81. New Zealand huttsr. :
lbs. ticel fresh Eastern eggs. ? DOS, ESQ
strictly fresh ranch eggs. tsc don stsil
los. fancy Nanimo herring. for Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
DON'T FORGET THESE
CHRISTMAS 'D0N'TS'

Here are the postmaster gen.
erals official "don'ts" for
Christmas users OF the parcel
post:
Donr write address on NImsy
paper.
Don't use pencil.
Don't use tag N the address
can be written on the parcels
" you do use . tag. don't fail
10 tie II on securely.
Don't forget that, no matter
how carefully you address your
parcel. II will be useless unless
the address remains with the
parcel tifi delivery.
Don't be ashamed TO learn
how TO tie . parcel from enc
who knows.
Don't seal domestic psrooI
post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

stalls it-as. fresh local creamery but.
ter. ssc ID. Oregon butter. soc ib.I Jersey
butter . lbs. SIC. mild full cream chees.
zee H.. brick cheese. zoe II. stall IL
fresh iye hominy. Toe at. German AM
pickles ito dos. dos 7sc. lara. bottle
eatsup. ioc. home made mlncemcat, lbs
2sc. Stall Is. potatoes. 800 to ii.2s
sack. delivered apples. SOC and 600 box
Florida grapefruit &c zach: ounces.
hi. isc: lemons. 20c dor. Stall 4. herring.
50 H.. smeits. 4 lbs. 25o: salmon trout
lbs $50 English sole. loo H.. lbs. aso
salmon. Toe ID black cod. Zoe H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

stall ~ Jsrsey butter. sec 10. Eastern
eggs zee dos, Jack cheese. fbc 10. stall
a. best Jersey butter. . tbs o. 20. fresh
rsnrh -rs. dos tic. Eastern eggs zoe
eor. condensed milk. 4 cans stc stall
"a lee % lamb. Ave hi iamb chors
i,so ID. pure lard. lave ID. compound.
iNc 10. local bacon. izAc it.l fame,
hams. lee 10. breakfast bacon. zee 10
stall II. hom.-mads pies fsc each. no,
tanaiss lee each. Ysrmsrs section.
sweet potatoes. = lba ieei Yakima peta.
toes. 10 iss stei oarreta eunohss fe
lettuce. for Sc. bssts . punches tr
dried oniens. Q Ibs foo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
PUBLICMARKETS


stan ffs, mined nnss. ise H.. plum
PADDING. fse can. sws~s elder. sec gal
stan ttA = ths esn~ saGsr. fsrl . ibs
cubs saxsr. sse stsii see. fancy nras-
Ihs lee stsii Ns. fancy wtn~ssp rha.
tsre . its ste; curly cabbage &c each
stall 81. Olympia oysters. Gee pt. iarss
Eartsrn ors.sr. sfo gs stall "a. WASH.
inx;en erssmsry butter. . ibs ti.ee. isfas
BEETLE cstsua. iec, stan los. fancy ccsnt
heney. zee. Primes. ise 10. lie &c
stalls iss.its. Full cream cheese zee 10
Oregon ersamsry butter. . tba Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
LEO NJ. FRANK
LOSES AGAIN

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 2t.-Aft-
er announcing, Saturday. that
he would permit Leo N. Frank,
convicted Of the murder Of Mary
phagan. to appeal again TO tho
United States supreme court.
Judge Newman Of the federal
district court here refused to
certify the case to the highest
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
CHARGES FILED

State charges of unlawful AS
semblsgs have been placed by
Prosecutor Murphy against 20 men
who participated In the raid on the
Wcstlake market Thursday nigh,
In the riot prccipitated by one arm
OF the army OF tho unemployed. .
Because the proprietor OF the
Now York bakery. on Second ave.
g.. refused 70 prosecute those who
raidcd bis place. tho 10 arrested
there will face city charges OF dis.
orderly conduct only.
The stat. charges. n proved
carry penalty OF one year In the
penitcntisry and $1,000 fine as the
maximum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
The Christmas Tree in
The Star Want Ads

Every night from until Christmas you will
find suggestions for your Christmas in Star Want
Ads.
There toys for Johnny. dolls for Mary autos for
dad pretty things for mother and OF useful gift
suggestions besides.
1t will pay you TO look this page-and what
you can do in little shops for very little money
When you 10 house gifts there is better
place to make choice than right in Star Want Ads
Electrical fixtures ranges hot heaters sewing ma
chimes. rugs washing machines storm SASH window
tilators and many. many other articles that so many
homes need.
MAIN o400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
HOMESTEADS

$40 ACRES fine valley land: about az
acres cleared, ready for alfalfa IN the
spring balance easily put under Guilt.
walton Extensive improvements IN
neighborhood indicate great fertility OF
soil This valuable property lies close
10 several good railroad towns. lies well
ana believe VIII make fortunate
owner n fortune n viii take but q
day and few dollars to zee this fine
ranch, and II not found as represented.
viii cheerfully pay all expenses. n de.
string good farm land ma Investment. or
wishing 10 enter profitable hog and
cattle business. call at itos Fourth ave
for further Information, Price $3.50
cash for whole $40 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

Own your own nome. It's
easy. Read the offerings in
STAR WANT ADS then
choose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
MOTORCYCLES

Mnterercies--Ns~ ard second hand. ali
Makes some ~ these taken on new
INDIAN MoToRcYCLrs uAiisu a
Wu<At siT y. PIKE 81. near broad.
vsv Phone East srt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The annual meeting 81 the stockholders
81 tho Union Savings n Trust Com
pany Of Seattle, n corporation, will be
held at the office OF the company. on
northwest corner OF Second ave and
Cherry at. Seattle, King county. wash
inEton. on wednesday. the goth day Of
January, 1916. At the hour OF . o'clock
in the afternoon. for the purpose OF
elscting directors OF the company ana
for the transaction OF any other bust
moss that may properly be brought be
fore the meetinE.
N. u. soLNBR,
Cashier.
Seattle. Washington. December Q. 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Alphabetically Arranged for the Con
vsnieaee % our nusy Readers
Classified Ad Rates

Classified Ad Rates
effective June I. ieia
Cash ada / cent word das, tnser-
uers for price % 5
Transient charge Rates
one time. cents per counted line; az
more siraes 7 cents per counted line Per
insertion
CONTRACT RATES
tccunt average words 20 the line
1 month. aaiiy. per line 'i.se month
men,hs. daily. rcr line 81, tts month
q months daily. per line, ... Ice month
n month. aAiiy, per tine. ise men'h
seated space Contracts
10 lire. week.. year tees per nne
Is line. week. I year. % per ilhe
30 lines a week. year. % PEI hns
rs ilne. . week. . month. 20 edS ~ llne
ss hines week. Z months % PER nne
50 lines a week. months. .css per me
op~n space
coo lire. within ~ months eAc rer iinc
seeo lines Within ~ mcnthse per lns
s.eee line. Within ~ lnoaths sse per iine
seee lines Within ~ mcnths.s per hns
For further information call Msin sses
Want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on Doors
Nets extremely Low prices 90 doer- quoted
below Every door absolutely Guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21


We evn and operate the
largest direct 20 con-
sumsr- faetory In the West
Lsrgs stces AWAY. IN hand
lIEEZ CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman deors ......tit 20
TGyy1 t-ercss panel doc<a rs sises
sss+.-ss..... ....... ufe
t10 Same for painting ..... .sar
tk4 s-crcss panel slidias doors
lI ................. 81 20 uk
rutsrsor s.riy interior deevs
.................... ~ 90 up
- i-piy Geld seal Roofing. roll
;-piy ooid Seal Reessns. roll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U.se
s-piy ooid Seal RoeffnG. roll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t,.sc
t-ifxnt barn sash. rs. .sse up
Bunxaiow eas~mens cash. up
Sorn ..........s..s... tse
Outside door frames ..stss
Tnsfds door france ...., .rse
se.foot stare front .fsf %
GLASS PAINTS. NrRRoRS BUILDING
PAPER AND HARDWARE AT ONE
THIRD LESS
As ron CATALOGUE NO u
o. n. WILLIAMS CO.
isss Fret Az. q Main istr.
BEST swExPTSo coNPouNp. SSts .
barrel. tkeo per les tba. se-fh cana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-21

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Tssspnsl steamer sis~s sorl sssspss
daily Townssna Williams. daily
ssespt lDuns..sss sad Ansserespt
suntrys fss sunday.
.vietests. y. c.--Pvrs Tsvusas--rss
Aseslsa.
Ti1 1s-.@ ~ D.s. fer SiISen
mid Port Tewns>nd rcvsiAassy
! eight lAoss,es ssl vsessrts.
daily IN Q. Calls 81 Port
WILLIAMS anf Dan.
sssess 90 vsss bound
"Trip oct u Seattle
Sunday. isiss q m
lsniy
i.Dcss not eaii al
rs<sms Dfr~<s-
r7ssass I0sssasss TS~sns ss6 sssssn
sssssn tsASsssp~sss for rs-iis team
u eoamlsoma dirsss. Steamer u sepru
] eepsnisssry tve heurs. seci stpsn
sisepr-isirsis trip. see roune tsepm
fisspn'ssfp Connections atl s.fepn
TsspmirArcms With steam siepn
sfspmisrs fer Olympia ana tfecu
daily ishsi,oa daily
| Pert rewp.srd---AHsec~s~s-
4 ueiiss ghsa.
| ssssrn &sesnev Whssess. s'scsn
dsiiy for Port revnssndi asfiy
ssesrt iAn.ror,ss ard Bei-ssreps
sunday liinsharn. Sunday
Evs~~ss--xAmssas
.''se.m .s.m.r c',y ofii .ispm
sspmIErsrsu only. 'ou tssepn
dstiy Sundays esiy isevesidAfiy
Seattle r;is .. m. is-
assd Of Tee q M
'c,fhsr tr'p. same ss
lweek days
Rvsrsst- B~sii. ehsu- Assesvses-
Pert Tswnssnd.
ioisspmN 'Ksishsa. for toepm
daiiy Kvs~stt Anaecvtesldaiiy
ard Bsifingham-
Calls AZ Port Town
ssad southhcnnA on-
"
~. Juan ISLANDS Nottingham.
| 1870 Atr. Rssaii~ for Port s:eosn
rnidn'ht tro~nsend and Dei-iTuesd'y
sunday bingham. via all asnlThurv'y
rvssd.ylJu Island points. lsatursy
| Thursy
Fort Tewpsspd- rnst Asseies-Ne~h
| nay and WAY Forte.
isisc sssames DeiItss-i tcspm
midn'htlhsm for Port Tsvn- fTuesd'y
Sunday send. Port Angeles. iThurs'y
russd'yISsah BAY and vsyjsssury
rhursyiports
rs~t Tewpseaa-rert Angeles Cres-
ceat and Way rcrts.
ifiee IBss. wsisisals. fort 1Iecpm
rnidn'htlPor, To~ns~nd rortlMondsy
Monday nseiss. Port ss-lwedne.
/ wednescert. Cfaiian and wsylrriday
Friday ports.
Po~t Gamble ludlow v1asi-r
tiopmIstesm ruse. forIfo fOpm
daily Kingston. Gamble. daily
except Ludlow. ssEs o n. except
satury iFiasicr, Townsend. Sunday
lHAnsviils. frondais
and Hsdiock.
-Hsrsyiiie--Iadicw.
Tsinrday. Only
| f;oopm steamer Puget. fcrl sHecpm
Kingston, Ludlow and
way points
| sunday Only
s;eeamiateamer Puget, for iseopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
| way points
Hood Crrsi- Grmbie-I udiow.
-coam str. Potlstch for portI s-tsam
| daily Ludlow. Port Gamble, daily
except s.pnngor and ailisrcept
sunday points on Hood Canal. lMend'y
A steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday at 500 a. m. for Port Town.
| send direct.
ssteamer Kulshan viii call At Port
Townsend northhound SATURDAYS
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
| Points marked 80 are boat landing.
| Passengers for these points and FOR
other boat lsndlns points must make
their own Arrangement. for landing
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing. Steamers pas.
.enger rate does not include boat
landing charges
| psRgaa. liability 10 limited IN
wearing apparel not 10 exceed 400
for whole ticket. $50 pounds allowed
| free
Steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice. Freight re-
| cctvad daily for all points f.xc.n,.
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