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Rink*. Warrisge*. Destk*.
In ord»r to *e*ar» forr»ct teaertlon of
Bck .ees under these h«*« nn. the same
# r.c t.ld be left at the ba* !>«■** r,T;e« or
thU paper. No charge la made for #i r h
notice®
Funeral notlca re*olo , J'»o« or o'her *:*-
ri* anro<;n.->men'i w be -barged a? tbe
rata of i 6 oent* pr line ea-h jneertlon.
POST-f STEI J.FtEN' 'I.K ,
RIRTHK. .
Wtrr>r> EN-In Ha-rrrday. M»r-h
to Van to Mr. and Mrs W H- «**«-
«iefi, « mon.
S**stle frjTKiay, SI. I*?.
u< Mr. and Mr* Jamea Vf*. * &• ••
weight, nine pound*
DR4TH4 A*D n *I;H HA.
CH ASE— ittje Oer.er 1 ~ "
day. Mareh M. \' r - Har-.
wife of J udae J..m« H ' J^ f L *~
fx>gajn aouaty, and mother ** Mrs K *>.
15 Nugent, of ihl* city. abo--k from «-
fe**t of operation.
Remaps were aeat tt> Wenatebee laat
r.ght. .
NOTICE TO THE PI BLIC.
The ptibWc 1a h<-r»t" wsmed to pay
any money to partiea reprinting W<**
agent a of tha Seattle ''
except Ln» following. w»«o are the J^ ljr
•uthoriaed traveling agents of tne roet-
Irsiaiilgewer. vir J A. M /H
He aria;, L. A. Harrison. V\ ill H. HaMMu
Thls dc<ea not apply to rt *^ n '
this t>sxe r who are locat*«i in *arlou
cities and towns in the Northwest,, nor to
postmaatara, aho are in all caaee *
tied to u»ka •uOwrriptlon* for tbe l.»a!iy.
Sunday and Weekly Post-Intelligencer.
City colieciors; J A art R T.
r»« > • W W F.ajng a.--l '-• ■« v _
RI.H ARD.
A reward of |lO wU! be paid for Infor
mation leading to the arrest and eoa*»c
tion of any one stealing copie* or ...»
Post-lntelligencer delivered to subscr.oe. a
throughout the city
A l> A Kit i I HI". R*»" » ;
Advert ««ra desiring display advertise
ments changed for Sunday !»»"•
hand In copy ay I o'clock Saturday to in
sure char; it*.
NOTICE—Th» business office of the
I'ost-Inteli jri-ncer Is oj"-n until 11 p- m .
Funday hour«. • a. m. to 12:1*-' P ®. a:i-t 7
to >p, m. Classified advertisement* will
t,<! received up to this time.
Advertisement* under the head of Lost.
Found. For Sale. F »r Rent and Situation*
Warned will be tn««-ri*i at the rate or l
cent a *ord «ach insertion. Payment ai
way* in No idvtfUftlflWlU rc
ceived for ie*s than 85 cents.
Advertisement* will be received at
b: inch offices of the pijst-Inte.. geruer.
TACOMA BUREAU No. 1,123 Pa ific
avenue. . _
TOWNSEND Willum J Jone*.
BIILMNOHAM BAY—New Whatcom.
O. H. Culv«r, M*iiaaer.
OLY MPI A 417H Main street. Charles
Wit»on, *rt nt.
The fu.. 'Wing letters await advertisers
• this office.
B<i»lness. (House 24. Rooms.
R tr«.iln. S K. Shoe*.
Hoarder. Mining Stock T.tilor.
B R«r. h. W. A N.
11 L. Reasonable. X 2S.
G T M
U OT»;l>-U.IAT*.
WANTED Energetic, hustling men. with
or wr IMKit expert«nce,ln. l* y ami t hfou*h
out state. to solicit Insurance for the
Mutual Reserve Fund I/ife Association
of S.w Yoik the lurg-xt and strongest
natural premium life .manciatton _ In the
world; tnuiran «> in force over JEW-' ort.-
rtiO; %»• rt 11 en hut year over $*4,000. UW>;
liberal contract with full Instruction*
to capable men who can devote whole
or portion of their time; money In the
business; bent company In the world to
work for; sound life Insurance to suit
the tlm*s et forty per cent, less than
usual rates. You can *HI what the
people want to buy. Address Dr. A P.
Mitten. Stnte Manager. iMoneer Build
tng. or >••11 between S3O and 10 a. m.
or S and 8 p. m. daUy.
AGENTS—We have invented a new de
vice for printing signs on fences bridges,
rocks any rough surface; six colors at
on<-e. any «!*»*, you can sell one In every
store Arc Co Racine Wi*.
HKI.F WAmD-MU.K.
WANTKI* *» f>r "MoKlnW*
lutti* for I*r»t«et<oi» und Sound M >n. > "
C«»n;airia t>lo*r*t>hWa ami portrait* of
caMnM. Introductory chaptar on flnaive
hv John Sh*Tm.»». «"»rvty SI '.»» C»m
mlaslon W jwt r*nt. P«n<i!iH for agents.
Fr#»*ht paid Outfit* fr*a Writ# fjui k.
Th» Dominion Company, D*pt. #. Chl
r^jtOk
WANTED--An ilea. Who can think of
some s?mpis thins to patent* pHveo;.
your Ideas; they m*y brins you wealth.
Writs J>/hn Weodertium A Co, D n.
G 9», p«tent attorneys. Washington, !>
p„ for their t'< P'i*-» ofter and list «rf
1.000 lnventlcns wanted.
W \ NTKD M*n in every -ounfv to a<-t as
privat* dsrtectlvc* under instructions;
experience unnecessary. Adores* I'nl
ver-«al i>etertl\e AKenry. Indianapolis,
lnd.
\N'TVP t m- n to eat ' '*nt m*a'»
Merehanta hotel restaurant, foot of
Wsahinjrton street.
HELP W Oinil-FrMtlH.
WILL YOU WORK mornings. ■ m in* 1
and Saturdays Mr tuition In Wilson's
M dem Hi!- : 1 <>M:ege? Any depart,
nwnt. Call IW4 Washington street.
l>IIOT«HlllAPIiKR WANTED \ first.
vls«S retoucher. |vrm*n»nt p:»sitton;
c mtnunl ;»«• with Savannah. Victoria.
R C.
\ NTfP Of for cene'%l > r fc.
No Hughston street, opposite Pacific
school.
WANTED illH for genera! housework;
German pref#rre>l Apply Broadway!
W \NTFD Oiri to wait on ta • » tim
Cherry
w * > 1 • i» m<« 1 1 1 \ m i>l s
WANTED St.-.ks merchandise of ail
kind*. P*> highest cash pr! es, ev
erv thing strict!* .if! tentlal. Add re* a
Merchandise care P<o*t-lßteUtger.c#r.
sfattna Invo -# of sso<>k 00 hand and
pri<»» wanted.
W anted tiA*l at'.ff eti*in* la-hs; new
or s*>"on i-harid. In s >*Ki r« li-irn'h
swing. * or I feet orvg \ddr*»s l!ax
«"«» N w Vt e«'mie.-«ter 14 t"
WANTED-A stead* lins of »aopl« r\m
nirg to s*e tfie #pr iy pumps la
the world at the JL C Mtlas <*r>
Till' FMP*>RU'M will r*r htifh
* for furniture •: *rpe:s stoves. e
-1 'S First avenue
W a\T E iv—Cord wood, in M* to 1 am e<«rd
!»»;■* Apply :• R. It Dtwsbb* »rs»t. C <tn
tre- Jioca.
V VNTTP auruws't tmnni* tie
f*e; 1 Box Vu-tor ,
R C.
* * TI.H-iKI Oil « tOTMt\«..
WITTENBERG. 114 West Stlß, MM
highest cash prt.es for
clethu g * - • \r» al .mn.u a «
attsnttou w-..J te given.
M MTtt-TO Rr.\T.
VI ABM IN WANT 5 a t ,.,1
room must he a ; r# l!h j ta
food locatt, r. Api > v'loth
.4 Co.. F'.r«t *\' * C. 1 Block
W\N > ' 1 • • ~re7|.
dence district. A.tdrx-.s v >. K t m
Seattle
t «>ti HI NT—l'»H*lV
frslt ranch R.IM4 v M ., m
I *n 'ai:d. fc *>*. •' »
t ass \\ ». D. I'sri i» .t i\>
Nets \ H
»»• II I I *"> l
1 i »t- N T Land tn l-» r g v » small
sra k for »*r!e.- ag or p rv pur-
L -e« Jba J Mvvlthrs. Si v vst• «
t*dL
lionf* A*f> no*HO.
RENT-Furnf*h*d wuh or
without bosrd. beautiful yard. 130
moth avenue south.
FOR RENT—De««ira*le rooms with board:
f• e :iW' Mrs. Baker. Third and Ma
rl 'in *-*e»ta
r MARION-Rooms wl'h or without
board.
R'K>M3 w'.tr. board, g! Marion street
FOR RF-n-ROOtm.
F'>R BBT fUau'ifuHy furnish *d
rom» ' tr*» hgf and airy use of ele
vator. rea*Hnir room h«th. IE month and
upward* Hotel York, First avenue ar.d
Pike. A L Palmer. Proprietor.
FOR RENT—Elegantly furnished rooms;
P- and up* »ri». baths; steam heat.
Hotel Ferguson. Front and
Mrs Ferjruson, proprietress. Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
FOR RENT— F? r »t-c!aa# furnished room«:
strict! v r*-* pec table; for fam iltes; Sight
housekeeping permitted; terms reasona
ble: New Lewi* faring block; central:
Marlon and Third avenue.
FO R RENT-Neat, Hean, com fort aHe
f umJaned room*; a iso housekeeping
rooms, reasonable prices; modern im
provements; excellent locality. Nor
mandy. Third and James.
FOR REVT-Three rooms on upper floor
furnished for housekeeping: fine view,
nice yard. qu»et, no car fare.
124 Srewart. corner Second avenue.
FOR REST—For hou«ekeepirrx three un
furnished rooms and bath on Pike
street. Apply 1504 Fifth avenue, near
Pike.
F'»R RENT Furnished rooms: also
housekeeping rrjom*: steam heat; ele
vator. Room 4* Epler block Second.
FOR R ENT—Furnished room* for house
keeping; cheapest In town. 2516 First
avenue.
FOR RENT—First-class furnifhed rooms.
Scheuerman block. Front and Cherry.
FOR RENT—Furnished flve-room flat;
bath; no children Wlfl Fourth avenue.
SINGLE and housekeeping rooms: one
bio** from
FI/ORENCE HOUSE. 415 Madison. Fur
nished housekeeping rooms.
F*>R RENT— Unfurnished rooms. Arling
ton; references required.
NEATr.Y FURNISHED ROOMS Abbott
House. Third and Pike.
For RENT Rooms; The RuaseU; steam
heat: private baths.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. <JIS Fifth.
FOR RENT— Rooms, single and en suit*.
The Arlington.
FOR REST—HOISE*.
FOR RENT—Cheap; a splendid, new up
right. flrst-class piano, with two neatly
furnished rooms and closet; would take
leesons for part of rent. Call at 518
John street.
A <~"07.T five-room " Ottag"** on Queen Anne;
furnished, Including piano, bath, etc.;
Urge level lawn, garden, fruit and
flow«n Robertson <512 Burke building.
FOR RENT—Furnished house, six rooms,
all modern improvements, corner Elev
enth and Cherry streets. Apply to J.
Furth, Puget Sound National Rank.
FOR RENT—Two splendid homes In
Queen Anne Town; other houses and
cottaßes; all location". William P. Har
per. Dexter H or ton Rank building.
FOR RENT -Cottage on Olympic place,
nicely furnished: all modern conven
ience*; good warden. Mrs. E. T. Smart,
411 Olympic Place.
FOR RENT- House northeast corner of
Tenth avenue south and Main street;
rent low. Apply a: 212 Tenth avenue
south.
For RENT—Nine-room house, with
modern improvetr. Nts and basement.
For rales Inquire 523 Ninth and Jaekson.
FOR RENT Houses flats and stores in
all locations. Seattle Rent and Collec
tion Company, room 4 Gottstein block.
For RENT— About April 1, finely fur
nished cottage, with pUno. Address
Oottage No. 1. care Poet-IntelHgencer.
HOUSES. STORES and fiats. Pioneer
Rent and Collection Comsany. 9 Box
well block.
FOR RENT -Good houses at moderate
rent. William N. Redfi. Id. 303 New
York block
FOR RENT S-ven-room flat; latest im
provements. fine location. 1302 M<in
sf reet.
F<'R RENT Cheap 5-room house. In
quire at 142# Fourth avenue, near Pike
afreet.
FOR RENT S'x-room ho?:se and bath,
in post off he block. Apply Sl9 Third av
enue.
J-'OR RENT -Cottage, five rooms and
h«th. Apply iw(f of *4(16 Yesler way
F«'R RENT Furn shed 5-r«>.>m cottage
1?10 Olive street.
I'UR MK>T—OFFICES,
FOR KKN . At ' w r-» s: fine s ilte of
five out ide ro->nis on «econd floor of
Washins' n Territory Investment Com
pany's buildincr. at corner of Cherry and
Sec.-nd streets, over Post-Intelligencer
Apply room I>.
Rl CM %*CF.«.
K«*U SAJ.r I» <ia and pr -"fltahla a
rash maroaatlla hiialnaas In battle; *rt»ll
aatahtlahed and centrally l»-atad; a*-
tv-n**-« small: honoribV and lairitlmat*
b::«|n«*« with bright futura;
r » «iwrlffi 1 * iiary; a s'ranjfar to
th« cltv own -Iron Into this huslnaaa and
•hm a*d as ! did Principals only, ami
th.«a with fr- •*» c»«fi np»d apn.v, tM
ann a- in*, will <>n*aua In mlnlnir
A ' !ra « Knt*rp*:<*. PO. Be** 4 k\ Saat
tia. Wash
Off Rl<-H QUICRLT. f*nd for •**© In
vmi.'i'i w*ntad " Kdjrar Tato * Co..
Mr >'a > v N Y.
roii «*i.».-Mi*rKi i \>t:ot s.
yCiC.9 FOR HATT HI NO—From hlrh
oUss thofonirhbrad foarla; forty year*"
atp»rlan>"» a» brwdfrt. ?and l-cant
stamp tor l!iustr.*'»d and d<»arripnva
c*'alf>mi*. J C. Christian * don. Port
Tii«nw(t. Waih
F<">R fI\T.F. c »;m. a * :h ojr*.
irr o*;>h' til In irood onf«r, wh«r* a
rv->d bunl-iMj c»n he <fc>na. Aiidrfw
*hn Ad*ma, \llvt^
]\4TO i MKNTS-PiriiM roln* bona*.
( an furnish th«!r hom*« on-tha
tr«tall*rant pi*« »* DtultM. Car!« a
,vi « t'»SS Ft rat avrnue.
jl «»T VRRIVEP A -*r !,-**,l f r# « h
t hc> ** ' * ' or t *-* d» tor N».»*
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Hsrdi-k
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m • *• 2 '■ " l^wra*
j! pj'l> '•* • s - *»r* iy
VI I »AI •-' <*o»nplito mt!m
' ' ■" no da^ara
714 Ninth avanua
iron »AUF & h*r** power ar*tno and
omnaT.- .tl liM^f
Works
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jrs for hotai or d•-' ~a !a pr? , v.
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THE SEATTLE PO6T4NTBLLIGBNCER. TUESDAY. MARCTT 21, 1897.
FOR SALE-SEAL FJTiTE.
WE HAVE continual inquiry from the
East f or era Wisnltvtoß firms,
acreage ttd Seattle tots, a* cash prx-fS.
I: roe's nothing to list your proper-y
w:th j* for sale nnlws we find a buyer.
Jchn P Dorr A Co.. Room A. Bahey
bu l . i inf.
WILL SELL try equity In fine P**cg cf
r»s estate worth a . •> lowestttnateelO. s*i
cheap; ha* a a*r*gage F <*>. drawing »
per cm: and due In IS month* Aldress
Real Ee*a:e care Host-Intelligencer.
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Msson and
Thurston rf-'nt!?! excellent fruit land;
eas.ly c*Ml*6 and nicely situated Ijf
farms; fsvorab e terms. Tacoma M-.
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
3.*.«0 acres Irrigated fruit ani agriralturai
land*. canal and water right clear and
ft" «-• » ea«h for city incom*
property Will aasum?. Box 572, Wj::i
Walla, Wash.
FOR SALE- A fine resident# of M! rooms;
ali m&i»rn improvements: on MiiiWß
street; will sell cheap, also furniture.
A d dress P. W. care Poat -Intelligencer.
For SALE—Very fine corner on Broad
war, l'T«>xl3ft. This property is tn »n «*-
relient location for a home site; price,
ti.m. F. W. West, 25 Union block.
FOR SALE Equity; four-story brick
Mock. %' »*>; mortgage 114 W t per
cent., 4 years: monthly rental. 123. Ad-
Clmnre, Poat-Inrell gencer.
FOR SALE—AH or ar.y part of acres
bottom land on Skagit river: price low.
C W. Cook, care Tacoma Mill Co., Ta
coma.
FOR SALE—BO acres, good eott: 2" acre*
cleared, house, bam. orchard: fl 1 ' per
acre. William Bremer. '£& Baiiey build
PF.ESOI AL.
En£aßOE YOUR BUSTS. LADIKS-l to
1» inches, at home, with Dr. Conway's
Bust Tabloids, at trifling co*t; H.vJO for
a case we cannot; those developed in
p-tst 13 years prove 'tis prrmanent; seal
ed facts 4c f'ampj. Conway Spesiilic
Co.. 122 Boylston »t., Boston. Mass.
WANTED— Mothers to call at the Z. C.
Miles Co. and examine our new line of
white enameled ware. Your children
c an not break it and it looks like crock
ery ware.
CORA late of Vaughn's Bay. will
h»ar of something to her advantage by
sending address to X . Post-Inteliigencer
office, Li.OO reward for correct addres*
of above.
"NO DYSPEPSIA, stomach troubles,
loss of appetite, to those who use Pap
ola. Try it."
LADIES wanting a quiet home during
confinement, with best of care and at
tention. can find same by addressing
Quiet, care Post-Intelligencer.
"PAPOLA is an exquisite and delicious
luxury."
THE ONI.Y Compound Turkish Electric
light hatha on the Coast, for ladies and
gentlemen. Turney & Co.. 309 Columbia.
FOR SALE— Few great bargain# in hlsth
grade pianos and organs; from tI.V» up
ward; terms, w# Second avenue.
MRS LESLIE, l'" 1 ® Third. Vapor and
electric baths; rheumatism specialty.
"EVERY GROCER should carry Papola."
SEWING MACHINES. sewing machines.
-215 Columbia street.
TRY VON GUNTHER'S Hair Invlgora
tor; finest on earth.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS, ail
kinds. 410 Yes! or. __
"ASK YOI'R GROCER for Papola."
MARRIED LADIES, try "Seguro."
"PAPOLA, PAPOLA. PAPOLA."
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSAI-S FOR SUPPLIES—SeaIed
bids for supplies will be received by the
directors of the Washington state peni
tentiary at their office in Walla Walla,
Washington, up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of March 29. 1597. for the fol
lowing. viz; Groceries, drv goods,
hardware. paints and oils. lum
ber. drugs and medicines, leather and
shoe findings, tobacco and flour and
feed. For specifications a.id any in
quiries adlress James Mclnroe, Walla
Walla, Washington.
PORT BLAKELEY, Wash.. U S. A.,
Mirch 1 1597 B.»rk Dacca—Warning to
Merchants ar.d Others —The master of
the above named vessel will not be re
sponsible tor any debt or debts con
tracted by any member of his crew ex
cept upon his written authority. Frel'k.
Geo. Nicolle, Master.
COMPOSITION-We the now prepared
to do composition for the trade (any
m \sure) in Nonpireil. Minion. Brevier
and Long Primer. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Call or address Post-Intelll
gencer, Seattle.
NOTICF The ofTb-e of the Seattle Brick
Ex •harK* has been changed to room
pn«t-lntelllrencer building. directly
over business office of Post-Intelligen
cer.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers, business houses and
public men by the Pres.* '""lipninsr Bu
reau (Allen's), I'nion block. Portland.
Orr.
XOTICB TO C'OXTII tCTOH*!.
U. .8. ENGINEER OFFICE. PORT
l»rd. Or.. March 12. I*97—Sealed pro
posals for rook excavation lr Neetucca
river. Oregon, will be received here un
til 2 p m . April 12. and then puh
!!• ly opened. Information furnished on
application. W. L. Capt.. Encrs.
V S ENGINEER OFFICE PORT
lartd. Or. March 12, 1*97-—Scab d pro
p. ais f>r rock excavation in Umpqna
r r, ''recon. will he received here un
til 2 p m . April 12. IW»7, and then nub
liolv opened. Information furnished on
application. W. L. Fisk. Capt., Enars.
U S. ENGINEER OFFICE. PORT
land. Or Mar h 12. W - Sealed pro
posals for dredging, constructing dikes,
etc in Coquille river. Oregon, will be
received here until 2 p. m,. April 12,
l 8?", and then publicly opened. Infor
trrion furnU 1 «d >n application. W. L.
Flsk. Capt.. Engrs.
FOI >».
LIBERAL ADVANCCI on raluaNes—
W etc he*. diamonds ar.d warrants, at low
raici. Facie Joe Office, ft 17 Sec
ond.
LONDON I>»AN OFFICE—Money loaned
on valuables, wa&chrs, diamonds and
jeweiry. IG& Second avenue south.
FOVNIV-Tents! Tents' AH «ixe«. r ew
• \ second-hard. Corn»e Sixth and
Pike. Chaptn.
LACE CURTAINS and bim ke t * iaun
d -ed good is new. Mrj. Jdosher, £.17
First avenue.
Ml«< FM UEOI *.
• ASK Tm R GROCER for Papoia/*
Ol t« I US for «ale st the ht»- nesa of
r e «| paper, lie per bundle.
"l'Ai-"LA i' VI'OI.A i'APi »LA."
•V.IMIKR'- VMI CO\TR HTOR<.
g 1 \ PR AN liOO BRIDG* COMB A NT.
ere irtd v *ra.-* rs; bridge hut'd
" * - ->-r r Improvement® and
*.tng Charles street sad
First avenue south.
! •EATTI f. BRIDGE COMPANY, builders
c'. br < « Lr r* roads ar.d h;«f»w.iv«;
: • a ar. 1 m ftarf bnildir c
t it-*
I
fO\TKM Ttlß* %>!> ni il lIFRv
A P RANI \LL A iv>.. ca-penteri
i" *, tifen i+4.
iy* S rtng street.
UK 4> J» «M D «I »R
DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STYVfUOE
* m, In. 1 stre* r msn-jfac-
■ ya'er
U IKi
RV> :(. N', T' ■ N AIR E * * !■; KS,*' I
• ' ' r4 _ " . l " mi "~ ons *a«uU
j;.n * ra. are a. i, eic.
Fl* %*C! *«-
WE NEO^TTIATE LOAN'S '.n any amount
at the lowest rs-e# offered in the city,
or. Improved inside property In Seattle ;
money on hand for small loans: large
loans closed w!:hi>ut de.ay. J->p n
Dorf & Co.. room A bui.
« PER CENT TO T PER CENT —Money
on gilt-edged business and residence
Property. Harwood Morgan, room B.
ialler building.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuables—
Watches, diamond* and warrants, a* low
rates. Irde Joe Loan Office, »ec
oni.
loans monev (f ;:i vaiue> -on its policies.
Argus W. Your.* 1W Washington block.
PERSONAL—StiII in the ring I assure
yen, the big bu«v second-hand store.
Corner Sixth and Pike. Chapin.
THE THOMAS INVESTMENT CO..
rooms 4 and 5 Occidental block; mort
gage loans and fir? insurance.
EDMT'ND BOWDEN* successor to Lee A
Bawden. financ al h-1 insurance agents.
Hortoa Bank bur-ding.
WARRANTS WANTED—State, county,
school Wm D. P :kins A Co.. »>l New
York Seattle.
A FEW hundred d. lars to loan on first
mortgage at 416 Baitey building; rate
reasonable.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd -Robert J. Fisher. Agent. 403 Bai.ey
building
HERBERT S. UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land. 12 Scheuermaa
block.
JAMES BOTHWELI* loans and insur
ance. 2S Boston block; telephone, Main
4A».
LOANS—City Improved property. 6 to 10
per cent W O. Hardin. Sll* TV.M
PHYSICIANS AND 9LBGEOKS.
DR. FLEISCHER. Deutshce artz; spe
cialty, surgery, genito-urinary and fe
male diseases. Office, Gottstein block,
Seattle.
DR. HAS ELI. M R C. S.. England. 517
Washingten bldg. Telephone, Main 411.
Res.. Oreen 521.
DR SARAH KENDALL, Holyoke Block.
Telephone, Green 351.
DR ANNIE RUSSELL, 26-27 Roxwell
block.
DKATISTS.
GEO. W BRAGDON. D. D. S . 1-2 Starr-
Boyd block Telephones: Office. Black
871 " residence, Red 821.
CALDWELL. 15 Haller. Upper or lower
sets. 19: both 116; filling, $1 and up; ex
tracting. 50c.
I)R h7~ F. SMITH. 11. 12. 13 Hinckley.
Telephone. Main 355; residence. Red 831.
ALBERT J. FORREST. Frye block.
First avenue.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON. D. D. S..
Burke block.
P. H. O'CONNOR. D. M. D.. Bailey build
ing.
C. A. HOI.MES. D. D. S., Colman build
ing-
R. B. GENTLE. D- D S.. Now York blk.
OCIIIST9 Oil \l KISTS.
DR A. B. KIBBE. oculist, aurist and
physician for disease# of the throat: re
moved to rooms 326-32: Bailey building,
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DR. STILLSON. eye. ear. nose and
throat, removed to No. s Hinckley.
OPTICIAN.
i|]|| p WHJDNIKI, 7K Scoond vrm
' Graduate Optician Every facility for
scientific examination of the eyes. Con
sultation free. Fine spectacles and eye
glasses.
CLAIR VOY 4STS.
MRS E EMMETT. the South African
medium, in her wonderful clairvoyant
sight, reveals the past, present and fu
ture; consult her; readings. 50c. Rooms
22 and 23 McDonald block, 811 Second
avenue.
MME FRANCISCO. toe wonderful clair
voyant: do not fail tn see her. 1416 Sec
ond avenue, near Pike.
FLORA NOE MARVIN publicly predicted
Seattle's great tire. 811 Second.
MRS CHRISTIE. 614 Second Medium,
medicated baths and massage.
MRS. SWAN. 60S Second. Magnetic heal
ing and baths.
CHIROPODISTS.
HANNA, chiropodist, sl3 Second avenue,
room 7 Epler block.
MASSAGE.
i VAPOR. Electric Baths: ecaema, rheu
matism cured. 1420*4 Third.
F.m CATIO\ AL.
I PROFESSOR ANDERSON tearb»« Eng
lish. I-atin. mathematics, literature,
psychology, etc.; comruo i branches rt-
I viewed. 617 Spring.
THOSE eTr^fti sl * to take the teachers'
examinations in Miv should spenl the
next six weeks in Wilson's Modern
Business College. _____
WILSON'S Modern Business Colie**.
Collin* building, leads the business
training procession. Send for journal.
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
—Constant & Bracons, Burke building,
room 42&.
r.i.ort TIOV.
MISS LL'/I "■ J*V RICHARDSON, elocu
tion. 60S Fourth.
\KT.
JESSIE M. ELLIOTT. Studio. 36 Boston
block.
PHOTniiR *P»H© «l PPI.IEg.
LATEST PATTERNS in amateur outfits
and complete stoe-k dry plates and films;
fr>>e use ;irk rooms for changing. Wa»h
ineton Dental and Photographic Supply
Co., 211 Columbia, opposite postofllce.
| C. W. PARKER A CO., fresh paper and
plates, everything used In photography;
no catalogue.
. -
HOOK Hl%ni*G.
! WE LEAD th* printing procession; min
ing prost" ct uses and stock certificates
a *,'»>•< a;t> Metropolitan Printing arid
Binding Comt <ny, Dexter Horton Bank
j buitdmg. Seattle.
F. ANTHONY—General bookbinder, pa
j-er rosier and blank book manufacturer.
*>, K•.r"t * • nue fo »t of Cherry Kl,n«
A: R« Her - *erg bulMlng; take Oavatur.
HKItIHiNT TAILOR*.
I . ——- ——- ■
< HOT «'?i N, '» '"O. 14'5 Record, between
IMWe and Union. Prices reduced.
PtMim LID IfWßti.
FEFDS. PLANTS. CUT FL> >WRRS. ETC.
W o*ei r.J Park and Washing on Floral
<S«ir.pany. •»*- Second.
-to\ »: rkptlHlM.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. All
kir !s. 115"' Third street.
I IFK HiOTH «M) GiLV4VI|I«Q.
M :TAI.: LIFE JURATS raf'a, gaivan-
DIM.H \>l> URECKER.
A O. BENJAMIN--Sand sasp» for ga.d
B-.-.ntrg aept ir. «:o k J'.i Ra..rn«d Ave.
t>^Kino on ci »■ *■ nra
•SAN FRAN IS O DYE WORKS, 6J6
iKtccad. KcJ . Ai,
MIXES A\D M!MK. STOCK.
IF TOU ARE interested in mining
storks, you should keep pcwtrf a «
their market v<uu -i TV- Mining Stcvk
Reporter. Snoksne. Wash., fi*« The
daa'y quota:ions of the Spokane
Exchange. sad in It* Saturday issue it
p ;h. »h<-« the qu vj ior.« for the enure
»-ek, toeeher wnh the sales »«ae.
hints to investbrt a*>d * "Market letter."
anywhere. SS cent? per month;
•ample <""*py f-ee Mmlrvg Stock Report
er. Spoksne. Wash.
THE HAMILTON GOLD AND COPPER
M-ning Company are developing five
claims: Mock non-assessaWe: mlted
amount 5c per share: rustees. W. P.
Sanlev. Capt Wii'.iam Clark John G.
Hunter F H Brownnr Charles H.
Fi:>r, B Mirsh.4ii. Charles H. Hessler.
Office, n? Columbia.
I HAVE \ LAR'IR of stvk In
the finest mining prospect In British
C will sell a portion of it very
cheap jf taken Immediately. Address
M:ntng Stock, car* Post-Intelligencer.
FOR S ALE I-? shares In ?ho Red Eagla
Mining Crwnpar.jr, B. 0..
u M cents per -hare: W. H. Fife, Ta
o»ma, president. Apply C. Cameron.
Box 5. Victoria.
GOT.D BELT MINING COMPANY will
sell only 2S.»WO shares treasury stock at
r>c: no a*®'«-;men:s. 25 SuiUvan block.
Seattle. Wash
TENTS—Tents vnd exnva«s goods at Fe
ll:* T. A A Co.. 117 Yesler way west.
FOR SALE—Best mining jtocks. Veline.
'.M2 Second avenue.
A9SAYER.
A. L. JOHNSON. 114 Tesler. assayer and
chemist. Mining properties examined
and reported upon. _
GKAIX A\D STO<K E\( H \HiE.
SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK Ex
change. 29 Sullivan hlnck; grain, provi
-iona. stocks, on margin. Tel.. Main
ATTORN El'*- 4T-L \ W.
HOTT & ROOT (John P Hoyt. Milo A.
Root». attorneys. 520-521 New York
building.
FRED H. PETERSON. attorney and
counselor. Rooms 1-3 Olympic block.
PRATT & RIDDLE, attorneys at law,
rooms 30S-310-311 Bailey building.
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH, attorney at
law. 228 Burke building.
M M MA DIG AN, Lawyer. 31 Hinckley
block. Tel. Main 321.
STRUVE. ALLEN. HUGHES & Mc-
MIOKEN. Bailey building.
HUMPHRIES. HUMPHREY & EDSEN.
Occidental block.
GAMBLE & HUGHES, lawyers. 226
Burke building.
GEORGE H. PRESTON. 716-718 New
York block.
LANGLEY & SLAUBON, 710 New York
block.
EDWARD VON TOBEL-6-7-S Occidental
block.
RICHARD OSBORN. 707. 70S New York
block.
W. D. LAMBUTH. Seattle National Bank
building.
—— 1
W. W. WIL3HIRE. 716-715 New York blk.
PATESTS.
PATENTS OBTAINED; machine* de
signed. Adams. Colman block.
I>M R %M E.
CKARLSS WATSON, insurance, jf W
and ."04 New York building. Telephone.
Main 408.
BURNS & ATKINSON, general insur
ance. 14 Boston block.
GOODWIN. RASER & FISKEN. insur
ance. Haller block.
WATERHOUSE & BEACH, insurance.
A Colman block.
HANFORD * STEWART, insurance. 207
Pioneer building.
WILLIAM HAITZ .t CO., insurance.
Gottstein block.
CALHOUN & CO., general insurance.
Olympic block.
CRAWFORD, CONOVER * CO.. New
York block.
TRA\«PER COMPANY.
THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO.. Thirl
and Weller streets }{;»• ks. cabs. bag
gage office, teiephon A Main 41, 214 Cherry
street: telephone Main 48. warehouse;
ona! telephone 41 or 850. Storage and in
#uranee at lowest ra*es.
I MIMU I t \ RKPAIRHG.
UMBRELLAS—Manufactured. recovered
and repaired; general repairing. 213 Co
lumbia street. Robeson Bros.
PROPOSALS w tvn:i>.
Offtca of C- Q M . Vancouver Barracks.
Wash.. March 13. 1K97. Sealed proposal*,
in triplicate, will be received here, or at
offices of quartermaster? at Boise Har
racks and Fort Sherman. Idaho; Port
land. Or and Forfs Oanby, Spokane,
Walla Walla and Vancouver Depot,
Wash.. at noon. April J". 18*»7, and then
opened, for furnishing fuel therefor for
fiscal year commencing July J. 1*97. In
formation furnished here or by said
quartermasters. t r . S. reserves rtirht to
reject or accept any or all proposal* or
any part thereof. Envelope? containing
proposals should be marked; "Proposals
for Fuel at ." and addressed to
under-signed or to respective quarter
masters. J. M Marshall. C. Q. M.
I.KIiAL SOTICK*.
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S •'ALE—IN THE
Superior Court of th-> State otf Wash
ington, for the County of King Rachel
Me Nellie, p'.aintifT. vs Peter \\ k-kstrom,
WUkatrom. The Solicitors'
Loan and Trust Company, a
eorporafion. Thomas l>eWitt Cuy
ler and Effingham B. Morris, per
sonally ami as assignee, and trustees
under and by virtue of deed of assign
ment for benefit of creditors of. and e*.
eeuted by the Solicitors* Ix>an and Trust
Company, * corporation. William L
Norr:n*ton. Maggia Nornngion, de
fend ant a. No. 23.275.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and »pe !ai execution, imuel out of th r <
i above named court, in the above entitiel
action, and to me directed and de iveTed.
1 have duiy levied upon the following de
»: rjbed real property, situated in said
King County, Washington. to-ait
Aii that certain tract or piece of land
with the measuagt-s and tenements there-
I on erected, situate and more particu
larly described asfo4ioas. to-wlt: Theaouth
i one-half of tot 2 in b'to- k number 23 of
that part of th~ : an tno* city i of Seat
tle laid off by William N. P«ii and A A
I>et ny arid deseribmo on map rh and
i laennvs rtrst addition to Seattle,
I with .ill and singular th* tenements, her
ed urrwnts and ipfmrt«uu)ce« thereunto
belonging or in any a\-
Notice is therefore hereby given that
lon Friday, the 2&* day of Apr;,, !<«;. ,ti
: the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, \*f sail day.
! at the front door of the courthouse, in the
| City of ib s*l<l King County. I
will sell the above dwrnhco property at
j public eviction, to the highest and best
bidder, for ca?h
Luted this 2>>*h d*v of
WM H MOYKR. Sner flf.
Doo! -tie A Attorneys.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS .SALE IN THri
fruperior Court of the state of Wash-
In* an. for the County o: King A va
ret-i Bail, p.aiet.ft. •'». Aipheus Byera
I an i A T. Van de Vaater a> *thenff
i K.r.g n• y. defendanta. No. "SL.'Ah.
I'ndrr and Ly virtue of an order of sale
■ an ' special execution. iMuei out at the
abt.ve namel court. In the wtv-.ve enUtied
>n and to tr.e directed and d- ivered,
• 1 have duiy levied upon the fohow de
wr. ej re a; p? >p*rriy, altuaied in m«1
K ng C- jnty. iU.<h -.g on. to-w t.
!*>t eight «*> tiiock. thirty-three (33) in
Yes.er's V#t adilttiorj to tl.e City of Seat tie.
N - > l« therefore hereb> «.v» r t* at
on **r*lay. the 2*l 4ay of Apr!,. ls>T a:
the hoar of 1?> o'cUrf-k a. m. at sa;l day.
at the from door of the court ho*,**, in the
Cl.y of Seat -.<% a said Ksng C->uV»tjr. 1
seli the aiaov«> 4aacrttved profe-rty at
pu>"»:ic to the highest an, beat
bidder, tor caeh.
j Dated this 2>'";S day of March. I®T
>v M II MOTER, SaersX
By«rs & Bytrs, Aucraeya.
CITY \OTICE«.
CITY TREASURERS NOTICE—City of
Seattle— Nctl.-e * hereby given that the
2d annual installment of local imprave-
Brt: district No. 91 for the improve
ment of Bush Street and the portion? of
Cullets Street and Germaine Avenue in
tervening betwwn the north and south
portions of Bush Streeet at their re
spective intersections therewith from
Jackson Street to Day Street, under
the provisions of ordinance N*o. 3i"4S.
which provides for the ;mprovend>nt of
said street by grading the same and
constructing sidewalks on both sides
thereof with parking strips between
sidewalks and roadway, and providing
for the payment therefor in Installments
and establishing a fund for such pay
ment by the levying and collection of
i«sessm.*n:s upon the property
benefited by the improvement, and pro
viding for the issuance of bonds as au
thorial bv an act of the legislature of
the State of Washington, approved
March 9th. :vU. and under the provis
ions f -rdinance No. approved May
7th, IS'M. as amended by ordinance No.
3440. approved July 11th. ISM. has been
duly certified to me for collection, and
the respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot of
land, and ;-art thereof, in said district,
in payment of such installment remains
unpaid, and the same, including the in
terest on the whole amount charged
must be paid on or before the l*th day
of April. :»>•: Unless payment be made
on such installment on or befors the
ISth day of April. 1597, the same shall
become delinquent and shall bear in
terest at the rate of 9 per cent, per
annum, until paid, and If not paid be
fore said time, a penalty of five (5) per
cent, shall be added, and the sums de
linquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roil for the current year against
each lot and parcel of land, and part
thereof, so delinquent, and with the in
terest and penalty shall be collected as
other taxes, together with such addi
tional charges or penalties as are au
thtiriied to be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes, and each lot or
parcel of 'and so delinquent shall he
sold for the amount of such assessment,
with interest, penalty and costs, in the
manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of Ist publication March 19:h. 1597.
For^nßiES.
V VRIF.TY IRON WORKS. Seattle, man
ufacturers founders; French ranges,
stove repairs, air-tlghi stove fittings,
plumbers' g»ods. machinery, castings
and grate bars.
A**Ol NCEMEXTS.
"ASK YOUR GROCER for Papala."
"PAPOLA. PAPOLA. PAPOLA."
BA>KS.
Sound" national
• BANK OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. *525,000
Surplus 30,600
Jacob Furth President
E C Neufelder Vice President
R. V. Ankeny Cashier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated ISB7.
Capital >200,000
Surplus 100.004
President A. A. Denny
Vice President -W. M. Ladd
Manager N. H. Latimer
Cashier F. R. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, St. Paul, San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sißht bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables re
ceived on deposit for safe keeping
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle, Wash.
Capital SIOO,OOO
—OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.—
Jacob Furth President
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
John Leary Second Vice President
James R. Ilavden. Manager. Cash'r. Ser'y
Frank I. Blodgett Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schw tbacher, John Collins,
E. C. Neufelder. J. T. Greenleaf.
Transacts a savings bank business ex
clusively.
Deposits received from II to 110.000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent, on term deposits; 4 per cent, on or
dinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. I.fmns made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid-up capital lI.'AOOO
Surplus U>o,ooo
J, IT. McOraw President
Maurice MeMlcken Vice President
Le«ter Turner Cashier
General banking business transacted.
Sight and telegraphic exrhanjre payable
in all the principal cities of the
United S?a'es and E irope.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE?
Paid-up capital
Transacts a general hanking business.
M. D. Ballard President
H. c. Henry Vice President
R. R. Spencer Cashier
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
ITKAMEH9.
STR. MULTNOMAH
(DAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OT.YMPIA
AT 1 P M
FARE TO TACOMA. 25 CENTS.
STR. CITY r>E ABERDEEN
(EXCEPT SUNDAY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT ; V> A. M
FARE TO TACOMA. 25 CENTS.
Tel . ST Main. CITY DOTK. Agent.
CAPT. L WILLEY. Manager.
STEAMER MEXICO FOR ALASKA
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's lar*e and elegantly fitted
passenr«r steamer Mexico will sail
from Seattle Tacoma, Port Towns
end and Victoria on Jfith for Alas
ka, <~a)jing at Mary Island, Ketchikan.
Wrangei. Juneau. Doujtla* Island. Bur
ner's Brvj- and Dyea The steamer will
not go throuirh te Sitka this -rip, but
goes to Dyea instead. e will remain
from twenty-four :o forty-elgilt hours in
Junea u. which will give minert all the
time necwisrv to oxitflt completely
if th>'v « d'-s'r® This s-eamer I* one of
the lar*»«t passenger carriers In the com
pany's fl< '■> w .teh m»ans safety and com
fort to all going.
J F TROWBRIDGE, P S Supt..
<">'ean Dock. B<>attl«.
«' H J STOLTTN RKRO, Tl'-kst Agt..
''** Firs - Avenue. Seattle.
« r IODALL. PERKINS * CO.. Gen.
Agon's. San Francisco. Cal.
PORT OR' HARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A R ROBTNSON.
Carryirg U. g Mali
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
rou-e. leaves City d -k, foot of MMn
street, S Jtt a m.. calling at South B»a n,
Burcnel. Brlek Yard. Bremerton. I* H.
Navy Yard Sidney. Charleston. Tracyt n.
'JWeo. Silverdale. leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at 2 p. m ; arrives Seattle
at 4 p on. E. N Robinson. ma<- r -. v.
ir ' l C*.' a * Co - a«ents. Telephone^
Mitn
L. dt B TRANSPORTATION CO—Week
ly t.ir.e Card.
leaves Sea'tie M.<r-h 22 at 10 p m.\
Mareh -4. a? midnight; Msr-n 2fi at mid
- *;jit. Ut»» Mount Vernon VI >rch 24,
a- « a m . Mar' a a. at 7 a. m.; Mar-h
' . 'H J"' 1 p gotr.g r.orth T +■'.**
IT'* *% -' h Sunday ) Casing at Stanwood.
ir, <-Ity, Mount Vernon and
A vc.r.
I i l>K for all ; rrti» on
V. " ,J *" n »' r.;« • f». G. Vtrk^
steamers.
FLY ON THg -TLTKfcT^
SEATTLE TO TACOV*
Four round tri■>* daiir
In one hx-tur and
THE STEAMER "FLTP??**
Regular dally trips,
route, as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUEBDAT u
time card. t,I| "h
Sing!- fare. «>-; round trt* *
Leave Seattle-? 45. 11:13 a. J l .
p.m.
Leave Taeoma—? va.m•i_ <« .
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattv 7 n i. m.: ij a ..
Leave Tacoma—s- W a m.:
Landing at Northern Pactte
coma, and Commercial dock
rion street. Seattle * K*.
Sundays. Ste»me«-« Fiver >.j n
Washington, fare SGo. <
pacific rotsr
The Company's -M.-gant steamer,*.!^
till*. City of I'oehli ln< j
'» - W#k
Port Townser.d and Victoria. R o
a. m . Mar 5. 10, 15, 36. 2S, v«« 7"
19. 24. 29 May 4 9. 14. 15. ;4 a n *
San Francisco a. m.. Mar < ?* ♦»
A pi. 2. T. It IT 22. ST. Mav £ f
57. June !. Leave **n Fn...' «.
Seattle via Victoria. Ti. e an?
Towiisend, at 9 in.. Mar, 1 T •% J-J
27. Apl L «, It. IS. a. *. May
21 2S. n. Due 1- Seattle p. m.
15. », 3. SO. Apl. 4. 14. li. X s'iA*
9, 14. 19. 24. J*. June 1 "•H
The elegant steamers City «f * .
Mevlco and M-Kl leave SesttuTi
Alaska, at 9 a. m.. Mar, 15, 30, a w
4. 9. 14. 24. 29. Mav 4 9. 14 «
Due hack at Seattle Mar 27 AbT l » ?
1«. 21. 28. May 1. fi, 11. IS. 21. S< fc"
10. The Com any reserves right to
without previous notice v.eamera\£X
dates and hours of salllns.
J F. Trowbridge, P. S. S UD » /v-
Dook, Seattle.
C. H. J. Stoltenberg. Tkt. Agt «tt
Ave.. Seattle. w *
GOOD ALL. PERKINS ft CO.. Ota.
PUGET SOUND AND ALASkTstEa*
SHIP COM PA N'T. 3 tBA *
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City of Kingston hetwan *k.
coma. Wash . and Victoria. R. C.
7:>"pm Lv M "Taeoma illMAr l l-Cn>
9:,Dpm Lv 2S SEATTLE S*Ar< l 3
lf:*oam Lv 72 Pt Townsend 3$ Ar H&I
3;3oam Ar 110 Victoria jM Lv J*..
•Daily except Sunday. 1
This steamer furnishes first-class »,
commodations, carrying both freirtt m
passengers, and leaves from Yesler whi.-
Seattle, for Victoria, at 9:30 p. m. »ni ij
Taeoma at 3 p m.
Passengers for Victoria caa e«t!»
staterooms until 7 a. m.
For rates, tickets, etc., inqulrs of
G. F. THORNDTKI.
Agent. Teller wharf. Seattk
I. A. NADEAU. *
General Agent N. P. Ry.,
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPAQ
PTrts. gart.andTand ft\*an*oel
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay roait
Steamer Oarland leaves Vesler dwl
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
p m. for Port Townsend. Port
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Ore**;.
Gettysburg, Pysht. riallam Ray ami S«k
Hay; returning, arrives at Seattle J p. ».
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel l«tr*
Yesler dock for Port Townsend. Port A&.
geles and Victoria Mondays. Welnesd»»i
and Fridays at fi:3o p. m.; arrives
alternate days at 2:V) p. m.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAS 3.
INGTON ROI'TE
STEAMER MARY F. PERLET
Leaves Galbralth dock, foot of WtsJitef.
ton street, for South Beach, Sylvan Or#n
Pt. White. Bremerton. United States rif
Dock. Tharleston. Sidney, Traeyton, CM>
co. Silverdale at 3 p. m.. .Saturday! p is
Sunday. 5 n m.; returning, leaves
dale at 6:li a. m Telephoae. Red SSL
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
U. S. MAIL
STEAM EP. DELTA
Leaves Galbralth dock foot of Washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and ?»:■
urdays at 7 o'clock a. m . for Klnn:w.
I'ort Gamble, Seaherk. Brinnon. Holly,
D'-watto. Lllllwaup Falls. Hoodsport tat
Union City. Returns alternate days.
D. TROUTMAN, Master.
Telephone. Red 151.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.*
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Capt. Georg<> Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska March ».
Nt 10 o'clock, and every rtftewi <lay» th«r*-
after.
For freight and passenger rates apply ti
J. O. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwabacher Dock. Tel., Ptk» &
CHARLES E. PEA BODY. General Mtis
ager. Seattle.
WHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take steamer BAT CITY for Anaemia.
F ilrhnvf n or Whatcom. Leaves
rial dock. Tacomt. 2 p. m.; City dodk
(foot Main street), Seattle, S p. in., TV*.
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves WTis<-
com * p. m ; Fairhaven. 8:15 p. m..
Anacortes 10 p. m.. Sun.. Wednes. *54
Erl. Fare* Seattle sl. or 11.50 round trip;
Tacoma 11.23, or 13 round trip.
W. If. ELLIS.
OO ON THE GREYHOUND.
Everett. Edmonds. Snohomish
Two round trips dally. except RubmT.
In effect Nov. 2»>. 1?!>6. Leaves Seattle T«
a. m., 4;4T» p. m.; leaves Everett 19 *- m
-7 p. m. Seattle lauding Coltnan doci;
Everett landing. Merchants' deck. Cw
nects with Str. Fiver for Tacoma; wi' s
Str. Mikado for Snohomish: with tn'a
for Monte Cristo and way stations. "«►
phone. Red 331.
FRANK W. GOODHUE. Manage
SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDTA THOMPSON,
Carrying Cnlted States mall, leaves nty
dork foot of Main street. Mow!*'
Wednesday and Friday at 1 a. 0.. >*
Port Townsend, San Juan Islands
New Whatcom. Returning, leaves ***
Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and is'® 1 '
day, at 4 a m. J R Thompson, maraf*
owner Lilly. Bog ard us te Co., sftft*
City dock. Telephone. Main 87.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSA LIB.
Arlington dock. Haves for Victoria »sS
Port Townsend daily, except Sundsf. »
10 00 a. m ; returning, leaves Victoria*-
#:3 Op m. Steamer George K. Starr l*** - ,"*
for Port Townsend and way ports aat?,
except Saturday, at 9:<*> p. m.; 3un«»J_
direct, at 9 a. m ; returning, direct. l** r ®
Port Townsend at 2 p. m. 'Phone, "•»*\
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card In Effect June L 1*
SEATTLE. EVERETT & WHATCO*
ROUTE.
State of Washington l-sves
daily, except Saturday, at '.B p.
SEATTLE Ik LA CONNER ROnB
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. •»*"
Saturday, at 10 p. m. .
Telephone. Ma'n Yesler
SEATTLE
::AND ::
INTERNATIONAL
RAILWAY.
SBOlif LINE
--TO
Vancouver, New Westniil^
and All Point* in Brit
ish Columbia.
Trains leave and arrive depot,
Columella street.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT M A «Cg i. *1
No. I|No 1. Lv. Ar No. 1J
ISopm » 00am Seattle
I:o6pm iO llami Woodinvl * i. pri*;
;i! turn A' rf *n z 4Sp®» - "
U f*pm WooTley j 1 *fP !B i _
f.SRpm;. Dsa'iuah lj£2
frOOpmt I N. Bend '
|«ja. 4 y. except Sunday.
•Moa , Wed.. Fri -Tuea. Tjiura.
New time ta.bio will go into eff* ct _.
General Office. Caiman bl**k.
Waart - «g|
F A. ALLEN. General Frelf®
Faaseager Ag»:.u - *

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