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THE SEATTLE STAR THE SEATTLE STAR | at horchome in West Seattle, /and Mra Marry Denn, at | " } | at is from thin side of! Blakeley, Sunday, Fav (eee = re ato } 2 2 2 | prewont, but af | Taylor Btreet GCongregat t EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. | S @) IN L eee ape al x - corated. with t TELEPHONES: ltomorrow night the ivy, whit carnations . and Rusiness Dept, Matn 1050, Editorial Dept . Main 1138 re 7 Q hotel, Masked costume niohrysanthemums. At home after . und the mfair is expe it Nov. 1, In Bouth Boattle 1 Weils, Editor, EB F. Ch Husiness Manager. D Q (5 > iy gam i? one | pgp chs | ‘orri — ny ac nan Mr. James Ball, well known | Ge to Bpinning for bieyclo repairs, | Reattie—110t Third avenue. CE Bi leave'in'n tow weeks for tx ase momen le Court Bu tiding. Ns a (MBMEM 6 Acoept a powition | Express Bulli sire de iicanigen te ing with — aE — === ” An waformal card party Was given|a alight attack of " over, on qcate par month, delivered | .ct hight at the Old Rainier hotel. |" tase night the ‘Weodmen enter DON'T WORRY = Ah =x. wie A number of quests were present |taimed a lurge number of friends at Rateret at the postoffice at Seattia Washington as second-class matter who we wantly entertained. 4 amoker, given in Little's hall, == === —=_= = = ws te Miss ; e will en * c Mrs. Newcomb, Misa Wert of Pitts jew friends Friday evening at her] pure, are the guente of Mra Van BANDIT OR MILLIONAIRE? home on Fifteenth avenue. It is to] Tuyle at her home on Seventeenth i very informat gathering Removal e Mra. J. D. Houghton of Seven= | At : . * ». Houghton of Sever Mr. Aron B. Johnaon and Mins Wil Last Thuraday the body of “Jim” Younger was laid in the atave at [. 20h avenue, will Rive @ Halloween |hocine eee RAR ct Benet. Lee's Summit, Mo party Friday evening to a number of | Waaturdey at Mr. c. @ On the first page of the Kansas City World, s¢parated by two col- [friends osidence, Summit e Simns from an account: of the funeral, is the announcement of the visit ||, Mra. Thomas B. Hardin gave a te ue north, Rev, Bertin I. Larson to the Kansas City horse show of Charles of St. Louls Marion stweet, ‘The affair waa in| Ming Daigy CW. Dean and Mr “ One was a bandit, the other is a street car president and millionaire, [honor of Mrs. Thom. . een and | charles F, W, Hubbard of Townsend Jim Younger was a criminal who for 2 years had served a sentence |Mrs Krotchmar. || The heme was/ Mont. were quietly married at th fm the penitentiary, who at the time of his death was a paroled prisoner |i.) realde x he a man without legal existence, Chas, BR. Ford, who han been Hut in all his life he never betrayed a friend! Charies H, Turner is the street car magnate who was Infor Prosecutor Folk that unless he told all he knew about the St Dribery cases he would be himself urrested for bribery. He “sque S’ on” the men who he had corrupted. His partners in crime were in | ef largely upon bis information and a number of them are now in the penitentiary, a by Louis led t= FOR FRIDAY be the tonight | et and] Cooper & Levy be one of the most charming aftadr of the week. ‘The jons are extremely artistic Among the Canned Veget- He basely betrayed his pais. Mra. J. A. James and Migs James ables, Tomatoes are used Ise Boys’ Tin Lanterna,,,,.10¢ ts the ite! these two men—both guilty of [wave a card party for a few of thelr dinbs Uniesane shel Va- Tig ews “ pons i anata “sega s $e, Bape Hedy, ‘Owlnn othe chert Boys’ Brass Lanterns,.17¢ Vinich Is the most contemptible? rhe guests | ety. i Jim Younger robbed a few, were delightfully ent After] erep all over the United Boys’ Brans Lanterns... 280 Charles Turner robbed a whole city. He bribed aldermen to be |o re, dainty ents were Sta Tomato: have We Tubular Lanterns.... He turned traitor advanced and are bound Fecreant to their trust ad false to their constituents. ‘The ladies of Temple auxiliary are to his tools and dupes when he saw the open doors of the penitentiary. |nojding a Rummage Sale this week. | to be still higher later on, Brooms . Jim Younger died a suicide because he could not legally marry the [at th of Third and Unton it will pay te buy several stre » sale ix being well pa- o Brome . cases—2 doz. to the case, ‘woman he loved. To the day of his death, with the destre to see the old For a limited time we will ‘Missouri home and friends tugging at his heart, he kept his word of 13-Inch Wood Bow! 15 the ladies of St.} Donor and did not leave the state of Minnesota. Mark's church held a Rummage Sale} continue selling— 15-inch Wood Bow! Charles Turner kept no word of honor, He robbed hundreds of thou- {in the Ar: ade. parations are now | S cane ter . 250 erage mais Bands. Yet he enjoys his Mberty to the full, attends horse shows and ite. Te Onffroy entertained a few Per d $1.00 7-inc lavishly spends his steatings. informaliy Monday evening} Per case of .2 doz. ...$1.95 No. 1 Lamp Chimney. tence. 1404 | o Brown, was the hostess | informal gathering last IN THE DAY OF THE GREAT ASSIZE, WHEN THD QUICK ‘AND THE DEAD SHALL BE JUDGED, WHO WOULD YOU RATHER BE, CHARLES H. TURNER, THE MILLIONAIRE, OR JiM YOUNGER, THE BAN. No, 2 Lamp Chimney . MINCE MEAT—Just as mother made it— Per pound .. 150 PURE MAPLE SYRUP— «Per can ....480, Tbe and $1.40 EATING AND COOKING No, 2 Roghester Chimney ona’ It filled here. your prescription Bring to APPLES— Per box ....€00, 70e and 800 oO WEEP FOR THE BACHELOR "There be many who have in times past cast a sympathetic tear of pity for the lonely spinster, because of the dire fate that made her spouse on us, We alt tt just as |M QUAKER MAPLE SYRUP— ‘The fact seems to show that these tears should have been shed for ek Meathatt Gaglee t, Per can .....+.+. 480 and 880 D. Ka 00. ip meaner Al to be pitied, not the maid. Lgpendable druss, | EGG NOODLES— }. BUC ° -_ - t Pee BOB 0 sseeccddnsdedes Oe Men’e, Boye’ and Ohil- ‘How often have we heard it said that the spinsters, some of them prompt service, free Weems Olotming at least, cry out, as they wend their lonely way through life: “Any- delivery anywhere in| OUR 25-CENT FRESH pucetticn' @ pw ‘thing, good Lord, will do.” All of which is a misconception of the real ROASTED COFFEE ual coda, Mate and state of affairs. te Sey to the best sold elsewhere at Ses Ka sertt eran woe » LOWEST PRICES 35 cents per pound. d Instead of the maid saying, “anything will do,” she is clearly entitled Pinaud’s Hair Restorer. 496 MACCARONI— te Per box g 5 overwhelming argument of numbers, to say, “Let's see the stock. ‘If you've got anything that suits, well and good, otherwise, take it away. Meliin’s Foot, lar 25e, 350 and 450 yg ekg Hood's Celery Com-| ff HOME SMOKED HAMS— The census shows that there are in the United States 6,726,779 bach- pound .. col er ol Looheos mie elors of marriageabte age, and only 4,195,446 spinsters above the age of 2 <tng’s Swamp Who's the joke on if it isn't on the bachelor? PURE LARO—In Tine— ‘There wouldn't be enough of the fair sex to go around if the law re- 3 pou ular Se ..... | Syrup White Pine ¢ Dentifoam for . Lane's Family Tee. Mother Selge!’s Tea & pou E 10 pounds . 20 pounds WHOLE COO FISH— Per pound . SOUPS—Avssorted Flavore— Per can . CLAM CHOWDER— PURE STRAINED HONEY— “-a@al. can 70o A-gal. oan FRESH SOFT NUTS— Per pound. LIQUOR DEPT ANGELICA WINE—If you de- sire to serve a nice, sweet Wine that is mild and de- yus, try Angelica— i ‘to be 30 before allowed to marry and fixed the age of ? & F 2,531,333 men in this country who couldn't buy Easter wives if they wanted to, even after every maiden in just exactly that many women have, by the good " man, been transiated from the unenviable class of but can't,” to the ranks of the “can but won't.” Bew dignity to the feminine unyoked, a new status lass. There are, it seems, one and three-fifths men leaving out the widowers, who are sometimes as much as their never-mated brothers. or more girls can pick and choose, glean and garner, and left, play with manly hearts with impunity, while life-and-death bargain-counter scramble to get a wife gives out. _ ‘was a hard knock that Carnegie qpve Hanna's ship subsidy argu- he cited the supremacy of Germany over England in the of Atiantic liners and called attention to the fact that they are not oo PAT U. 8S. CAVALRY BOOTS men eh ot Ww Kirk, 1209 18t Ave. i i i FE it ol rE i Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. Clothing goo First Ave,, Cor. Marion St. i | d i i Wholesale and Retail Yesler and Second Third and Main FRIDAY NOTION SALE JAMES HENRY (Westone ond Hetas Retahen, Jaren BEST MEATS ee ee THE HIGHEST BIDDER GETS IT. AUCTION SALE he saw in Philadeiphi= shipyarts. He ought not to have ieft without having seen Quay’s. _ John L. Sullivan says he has “cut out” strong drink. That is the to go about it, Such a thirst could be gotten rid of only : 104-106 First Ave. Get. Vesior and Washing Bte Telephone, Main All financial theories fall down before the record of that New York Of @ heed of horses coming Roe a Darning Cotton, 3 bails tor..5e Bf) east of the mountains. Every horse o phe, te to saddle, laquers jubilantly point to Attorney General Knox's Pittsburg Stocking Darners, Sc value.. Be bs wien Conan nS nents proof of where he stands. Oh, no; it's proof of where he li: Fasting Cotton, Je value... 1e mm that la wervented by the att Dress Bones, Wc value, per set nd vet upon the time ———— de ed, and if not found as repre- sented, money will be refunded when White Cotton Tape, per roll te Stockinet Dress Shields..... De Talcum Powder, ihe value.. # ; ‘The Connecticut bull _ ‘Beck in charging a ‘tree, { that got drunk on apple mash and broke his horee is returned, namely had no more sense than lots of people. ‘One matched team of grays, weight 2600 Ibs.; one matched team of bay’ | | INSTRUMENTS : Mark Hanna has not yet exhausted all his resource in his fight Good quality Tar Soap, “le wetght, 3400 a) oot cape gray and ‘against Johnson. He has not yet called Tom the Mad Mullah. NORRP ost reve sere Se Hon’ and bar, Walt Wi teat ee id LS oeainnniiimeeeeene” Fancy Silk Belts, value. 2he A stock adjusting has brought |\"00 S00 ay weve weight 150 thet . ‘There is some fear that the W. C. T. U., by including tobacco in its Skirt Binding, all colors... Be Biahout some rare bargains in small one team ball faced vorrels, weight ruments. We have filled @ win- w with Guitars, Banjos, Zithers and Violins, and marked them | AT ABOUT HALF THE | REGULAR PRICES unthiies, It's @ splendid opportunity for folks Wool Fascinators, 1800 ibs; one team black mares, |weight about 1160 Ibs; single driver, one brown gelding, weight 1300; one bay gelding, Weight 139. We have saddle and work horses numerous to mention and We also have to offer one spring Contender «rocery wag: laundry wagon, two delivery ont, one double exprens wage Prohibitive schedule, has bitten off more than it can chew. ‘The London Times says solemnly that the settlement of the coal Needle Pointed Pins, per paper | Strike was due to an unconditional surrender by Mitchell. 4 ‘ le too describe. three- Perfume, per ounce, spect. E Dr. Adolf Lorenz has performed the further surgical feat of pulling ‘the leg of Northwestern university for an LL. D. degree. NOT A TENTH PART HAS BEEN TOLD. - That Chicago man, who, intent upon suicide, shot at his head four lauatosie lasiined Sak’ cores tol teamabeoas toni sie times without hitting it, probably didn't miss much. ea *" [Sageny at) shove ® PE | be to the highest bidder a ty If Lipton really wanta that cup, he had better get on the safe side | lite auction on Friday, Oct. a1 buying an Americ; ht p.m. sharp. 1212 Western avenue, * ne _ 711 Second Avenue. |seattlc, Wash, M. J. WALKER, 206, 208, 210 PIKE STREET. | Auctioneer. No charge for painless ex- traction when teeth are order-| Society Notices — iat WE MAS A Phone Min 1ft6" Mandal ~ THE QUAKER DRUG CO. Sole Agents for CURE-IT-UP—Cures Chillblains 1012-1015 First Avenue and Transfer Co. We ed. All work done by graduate | i badeage tid tants trans: perience; a specialist in each RING UP MAIN 707 department. We will tell you cleaning and revaveutnee ents and in advance y work will cost by a free exam- ination. Give usa call, and you will find we do exactly as we exactly what your! New Strength and Vigor in Every Drop fe | Shalen’ clothes. City Tye Worke. For Rent-—Furn oes HOTVL sy y Me FL ReT AVENUE. And most seientitic 06% of modern and |SET OF TEETH . $5.00 “Apply at Plummer back of Pact eel nus. We crown, fill and ex-|GOLD FILLING ...... .$1.0¢ i ffmgis round, Bout hose And-tell you in advance just what your work 4 nah! er sande , Will cost. We make fo charge for extractin, foatmnen plates are ordered. All work inteed ten years. Lady attenda 4 tendance, ® <f em SHATTLE Employment and Real Estate. itat barwalge in rooming houses, Third avenue. Special Notic HOUT PLATE vole ‘and household at prices that w! got Our prices before 6. Our new store, 308 and 810 Becond avenue south. New York Dental Parlors | Bliver Fillings be TRTDOMPIELD, “carpenter apd jobber, Patniess Extri atio hes agate RES 614 First Avenue, Seattle 8 Madcon street, Independent PF ee ee ri (Pioneer Square) A ae gene ar rg ee epee Rooms 11,12, 13, 14 Hinckley Block Houre—8 to 8; Sundays 8:30 to 2. Bay's all, Leatona, Priday evening, Oct Branch Office—Fourth and Mor- ELwCT cod BA 17 re 717 Second Ave. Toke Elevator—Second Floor) orn One ey 901 Second Avenue Cort Marion, |=ERGTNG TRUATAUDT — 19 Tosler vertise a special? Enlargement Sale day’ age Friday offering. Bedroom T finished in the gc to sawed stock SPECIAL PRICE grained imita toe tt FU ular price 3.00, now 210 pairs Men's V 900 paire Machinists’ Bhoes, thers, double or sing’ ce $3.0, now pairs Loggers’ High Cut Counters, 6.00, now . +200 paire Men's High Cat W Monarch Shoe 119 First Avenue, proof Etk Shoes, double sol regular price $5.00, now #3.00 yiden te o% 300 pairs’ Vici Kid'or Velour Cait Sho ur and Velvet Kid all the latest styles, regular price $5.00, now “ 2.50 Out- regular z13 82.50 at (0. 10% fable, very similar to picture, made of oak and The 18 x 18-inch top is beautifully quarter- $1.10- et Bi oS HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE ENLARGEMENT ~==SPECIAL--- When everything in the store is “marked down,” why ad- Every article in stock is a Special these and a better bargain than the aver- ;GLHOLMES RNITURE GO. SECOND 200 pairs Men's $2.00 O11 Tannage Work Shoes $1.25 on, Pe Half Block North of Postoffice, Sexttie, HARD HATS for soft heads SOFT HATS for hard heads FALL HATS for all heads At Seattle’s Only Exclusive Hat Store SEATTLE HAT FACTORY, 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hote Cleened, Blocked, Oyed ond Retrimmes SALE ave Wash. tans the palmist in the world.” Anteed of money refunded Danger ‘ickness can be averted, Gisaster apair to bappiness You can at 1121 Third avenue, $5.00 cabinet phot week only, Bai 91.20 per dow, an's Bludio, 22 Help Wanted—Male i working et ‘ADA ANT MEN For 10 MAILROAD MUCKERS, TRAMSTERR, MEN AND He DAILY. HOL & HAWKING r Y STREET. 60, For Saie—City Real Estate K BNAP. splendid fare situated Kent containing ‘scree cleared; S-room A at hou! all for $2500. A. LAW Inquire of RENCE, lawn with hydrants fenced. ie borhoed, for only $1900; Rainier Heights in Fremont ext jock, tr Streets, with good he fruit; ean divide lot have room for @ terme QUALHEIM & HOLMAN, Independent A 1800. | 904 New ¥é Satisfaction all hours in bis ‘Cowley Is on UTAM NEVADA— HAMMERS. MACHINE MEN, §2.00 TO ty Laundry, 3 miles consult Oormer tor one 1 First Ten to from brie bik. READ AND CONSIDER n the city. tmits or $000 an Aor ADAMS & NICHOLS, the moat Th Cor. olumbla. at CHEAP HOMES, Beautiful cleared sightly lots, #50 ther oh b corner lot and én weritysninth 500 Terrace, pgs pe 9 the north, free water m house on only Ye to $75; terma, ap lots 203 Pas ground th ‘Addreme FOR EALE Fives “and lot tn Brook) overtonking terme easy in Cloverdale addition, $500. by Woodland Ps ments. | ice comer store for rent. 20 ot le commodate; good reasons A SNAP. A lanes, modern. S-room cottage, situated ‘on & full size lot, with stable 20x30, base. ment full ot house: bath. hot and ance $79 per q a X-WWETKVER piace to borrow money on diamonds, watches R. B. West, 504 Dike street. MONEY on short notice at low rate Lak IT 18 HEREBY ORDERDD that the vor: | ing places to be ured at the general eles Wart. PARTY with c reliable busines requires no. previ advertiaer an SALE Fresh yo milker. Krauts, i 2 mune © be held N eume are hereby Houses for Sale Lake Union. Price 7 Kon Installments, Brick bala- ANDERSON, Dent as { $100 — gure return of this invest house. dings coat $1800; for 51400; S42% cash ter. Inquire of A. LAWRENCE. Wig Second avenue. to Invest in a safe, olesale) and one that im knowledge can join lear a nice competency Fences given and full the is ie an exceptional op. hat a person with gate. Tt is ton and it folly Financial welry: low Interest. and Company money t0:> A. Virtue, Moom \ Phone, Dineke L. BANK ( ed on any “<p cerry PRL Potting P nd hotel, Main st, em Ave. south, Bunker Tarber shop, Fourth Ave. (south and Lane, ity Stable Tmo barbe 600 Main St. wouth, Finth Ave. fog ‘Seventh Ave. south, Hotel Russell Ninth A¥e, south and Bradford, Jackson Bt. 008 Jackson St. 00 Twenty-fourth Ave south, ‘Othman's hall. 2822 “Jnokson St Broadway and Bast Cherry st., Basement Broadway grocery oh Twenty-first hall. Ave, Madrona ison, ‘Thompson's uphi lishment, Madison park pavilion. Muntetpal court roc hall. 118 Third Ave, typewriter store 2 Marion, basement Mlectrical, wr, Kine © unty ie . ritth a Ave Mum tora’ Cady’s stable. ny way Ave 4 Feaeral Ave. 12 Bast Madioon it 2308 Wastiane Ave, comer Bast Lynne Ave. 4 Warren Ave. tng station. Queen Anne Interbay, y he and Boulevard, Fremont hall, corner Albany bee © © €e cece esse tars 424 eos os os on oo 8 My Arthur—Mupie Valley schoo! house. Alvin. ‘Avuhaie—Cottage Lake » altars house, Cedar Mountain Christopher—-Chr Cherry Valley Covington Covington L Columnbia—Town ball, Purharn corti, Lakesite Assoctation ball. ininh Rainier fire Kate Gorge Pagie © ¥nurclaw- Dewey hae Ellinson—-A. G. Hanson's office, Fall City-—Ponpell'e hall Frankiln Franklin school house. Greew River-Bchool” house, district 18, Ina’ he Ipsaquah O44 Petic Kent Town. ball Kirkiang—K. P. hail, Krain-Krain schoo! house. Lester Woodmen tall. Taary Leary school house. Laweon—Lawson schoo! hase, Maury Dry Dock choot house, Meeker Taylor school house yruce echout house. Mi Martin Creek--@kykomish school house, phan Rehon| house antie-O44 Petiows’ hall, Behoo! howe County butlding. ha. nomd—fehoot bowse. eratde Riverside echo! house. lar Lake—School house Stack —Btack school house. Springbrook —fchool house. district 30. Ruler Creek Tanner school houses Foringbiti-Johnaon'e house funny daie—Bcboot house, district 24. fer SSath Park—South Park’ schoo! house, Bquak—Sercol house Sherwort & hoo! house. ecarel “eno! hoe Broquaimie School bone, South Beattie —Durdick’s ball BUSINESS DIRECTIONS Abstractors tract camoany, established 1860, mining Claim Swtracts. “Hanement of the Mut wal Life vutlding. ‘“ EAA BOOTH - WHITTLESRY - HANFORD Ab- etract company. established 1s. Architects £W. HOUGHTON. 46-17 Collin fae Aweeney's Pony stal ‘The Atmory, ladles room Hit Puird Ave... ‘Theosophtons | FI Ave betel, Dattory te “UNCLE MADAM A. 6. OMITH. @ Winckiop, Dm. DR. KInDE. Bate Depoalt Butidiog: BK ARTE NURREL et cai STAMP PHOTOR-2i8 Columbie trem” STAMP PHOTOS 218 Counties Piumbi war SOLE ee ae one year. Tel. Biack Tio_H, WOODHOUSE COT Mata RAUTMAN PLUMBING GO.~tats @ — after. House Number We call fon cheat i tam, your siethes 6 Te. Mi eae ey GAINS ner Fourth SS OCulists and Aurists FONDA EEA ae a 4 Chapin ; 7 Paine Osteopathy ON indi A Ss GTON institute of ‘A. MACKIN: atti three years; phone jsician a ee Printing and siarket Report z ©. m, Senator, Ost. For San | For Southeastern Alaska Leave Seattle 9a, m. Selling Oct. 3, AIK City of Gretta | Oty of - Atto: -at- Law Ticket Other 113 James ot. Seast, € E-CDORMTTEENS We ace iage Bane | Dunsnst Geoste Pasccager Ageat. “ing. Tel. Red 98, ket_#t, San Prameleen. “ x EWING, aw a lew, Bo ‘public. 404 New Tork Block. we: W. J. STERLING, pension attorney and notary public. 28 Marion st, A.C. MDONALD., 8 Burke Buliding. LYMAN EKNAPP. 10 Haller Dulldimg. @. WARD KEMP. 432 Burke Building. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. Becond avenue and Pike screet;- capital, id Up; $100,000; H.C. Neutelder, “prem; KR. Hayden, cashier: J. T. Gree: ‘Aent.” cashier; commercial, savings trust business, PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK OP SEATTLE, ee Capital stock, paid im $928,000; surp! 385.000; J. Furth, prea. 3S. Goldene TV. "Ankeny, ‘cashier, core cities of “the THR &. COMMERCE. Capital pad up. $8,000.00 veteht raitlion jollaes), surplus, $2,000,000, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Pata ira.” $190,000). up capital, asoeypl bakin ‘business transacted; J. D. Hogue, pres; M. MeMicken, vie pres. le" Tur: her, cashier; K.P. Parkburet, asst cashier: exchange on principal cities of United States and Europe. Ice Companies SRV ERE” UNION IC has pure tal foe! special attention to family Mala 1100. 3 Auctioneers KOCPION Gnd commission he ined. G08 Pike street, Dramatie Sohoo! W DRAMATIC BCHOC ing studying elocution, ‘oratory or di atic art will benent themselv inning then; catalogue explaini Thing mailed free. 40 and’ 41 Block. istyeke cae 0 id Contractors Taw BOUND BRI “DRE ‘ iat Amare . ing: railway and highway bridges and ot adtiots, steal and iron week for tuit Grpietne “Sha” hector provementas “Embalinera, trip 4: si, Soe White Pass & Yukon Sp. m. Peaves Everett 9:15 am. 29 7:15 p. m. Phone, Jamee 1841. EB. B. U. & Navy Yard and _ATHLON, INLAND ] ORCHAI * 91:15, *2: 80 and 6:31 \aaye only, extra trip, ‘Te | Sunday only, xtra trip, 8:30 yoy ane | 25, Mi 22 bart ve ? Ceaturaay and Sunday aly, jpene only. All ocean nect with the daily At Skagway, Alaska, for Horse and intermediate The new line of on the WINTER possible — continuous throw Sout the year to D and Ber points, Fer lars « , —- oa f Colman Dees SCOTT, Mer | NORTHWESTERN CO . MERCIAL CO. N Sailings for Nome — 8. = ree 4% opm The Oregon ¥ wee ie: x ntly appoint ne Stithe largest in the Nome Sees has just been refitted at an sf) pense of $100,000, and on Reg initial trip this year had paid passenger lst than other steamer bound for For freight and passenger apply « Offices—201-2 Pionee! Phone, Union et PORT ORCHARD Por : FLYER, PORE Ri , Effective Octaber\1, 190% DAILY SERVICE, Seattie—*9 and 10 Pe Leavy Leave Bry |] ©. sp Os | pes p.m.) Sidney — 7:60 and 1:9 mn. Charteston— 8 and iM 05 p.m. Teach take any tip) | pt Sundays, Bremerton and Plessit **Por Fare—s0 Cents Round Tee