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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

BY local applications, as they cannot reach
he diseasei portion Of the ear. There ls
only one way {, cure deafness and that is hv
constitu ionai remedies. Deafness is caused
w an io6amed condition Of the mucus liaing
Of the E1z achian tube. When this tube
gets III .med YOU have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed. deafness is the result, and unless the
inf animation can ne taken out AMI this tube
r.stDred 70 IT'S normal condition, hearing will
be DESTROYED forever; nine cases out IT ten
are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but
an inf condition OF the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of deafness Caused by catarrh) that we
cannot cure by taxing Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
r. j. CHENEY h CO., Toledo o.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 10 At The
opening OF the spring meeting Of HE
Louisville Jocky club esterday tie Ken.
tu"ty derby was run and won by SGD
kane by a nose in 234l. The race was a
most exciting one. The starter had little
difficulty in getting them of ~togetherand
the start was very even. Hindoocrait
was in front, Bookmaker second, Spo-
kane third. On the way down TO the
stand Barnes gave Proctor Knott HE
head, and the great gelding bounded for
ward like a flash, passing the stand five
lengths in the lead, Hindoocraft second
and Spokane third. Young's pair were
close behind. All the way round to the
head of the stretch the positions were lit
tie changed, though the crowd was clos
ing upon Proctor Knott, who was cvi-
IDENTITY waiting for the finish. AS they
turned around the stretch the race cOm-
mcnced and seldom was such q run wit
messed in America. Knott was let out,
and Spokane came up with tremendous
rush. Half way down the stretch Knott
sweryCd ami Spokane forged 10 the front
ny two lcagfha. Barnes wheeled his
iayc.ite into line just as they reached the
distance stand, and lie came up Ike a
bolt. II Was too late, however, and
spokane passed under the wire winner
by o nose in 23d5 Once Again third.
three lengths of. The rest were strung
out, Spokane is owned by Noah Arm
strong, of Helena, Mont, where he vas
lie wintpred at Memphis. The
was worth 81 1857 TO the winner.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
New Iowa t'ustm natter.

WAsHNGToN, May 10. The following
Iowa postmasters were appointed yester-
day: Lynd White, Belmont, Wright
county, vice Samuel Adams, removed,
George Fu,row, Carson, potta yattamic
county, vice VIM, II. Croft, resigned;
Charles Augustine, Cottage Hill, Du-
buque county, vice Gerlrud Schroeder,
removed; w. S. Goldie, Crathorne,
Plymouth county, vice Richard Goldie,
resigned; Thomas w. Brown, Cunber-
land, Cass county, vice X T. Breen,
resigned; James II. Johnson, Hubbard,
Hardin county, vice + II. sheldon re
Bltckhawk county. vice ). l.. Wilson,
removed; John w. Flynn, Murray,
Clark. county, vice Wesley ; i'll r., re
signed; samuel A Rose, Nelson, Gu hrie
county, wee A. Tag .rden, resigned;
w. L Remington, Nicola, Pottawattamie
county, vice ). N. Harvey, resigned; II
y Waters, Niles, Floyd county, vice T.
+. Thompson. resign 4d; Samue! Odson
NOrdne,f, Winnesliek c)ulty, vice j.
j. Wnarley. removed; j.. II. Brown,
Sand Spring, Delaware county,
vice II. G. Allender, removed;
l.. S B Illard, Sheffield, Franklin county,
vice w. 5 Bowen, removed; l. f Saer-
wood. Shell Rock, Butler county, vice
James Jerolam4n. removed; Mrs. + Ben
nett, smyrna, Clark county, vice Emma
+. Wilson, resigned; Elihu NJ. Cass,
Summer, Bremen county, vice NJ. V.
Miller, removed; William f. Roberts,
Turin, MDnona county, vice George !.
Bsby. resigned; II. II. Williams, Wales,
Montgomery county. vice w. b. Hughes,
resigned; John Kohles. Westphalia,
Shelby county. vice NJ. Millaerding, re-
signed; S. + Burrjs, Wichita, Guthrie
county, vice Isaac Mann, resigned.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

FREDERICK T. ROBERTS. n d., Professor
OF Ciinicsl MedicIn- at University College
Hospital, London, Engl,nd, says: "Brigats
Disease has no symptoms Of its own and may
long tx st without the knowledge OF the
patient or practitioner, and no ain will be
felt In the kidneys or tn, ir vicinity" AL the
diseases TO which the kidneys are gu 'ject ana
to which they give rise can be prevented II
treated In time. Warmers Safe Cure Is the
only recognized specific. X. A. Gunn, N. d.,
Dean and Professor OF Surgery OF the United
States Medical College; Editor OF Medical
T%ribure,;" Author OF "Gann's New aud I'm
proved Handbook If Hygcnie and Domestic
Medicine" saw 81 am willing TO acknowl-
edge and comf1 md thus frankly the value Of
Warmers Safe Cure.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
Born on the street.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 10.-A young
woman, apparently 81 years of age,
while walking up Hennepin avenue last
evening, was taken suddenly with the
pains Of child birth. She sought a hall.
way and in a short time gave birth to a
fully developed girl baby. The police
were Motif. ed and took the girl TO the
Bethany home, with the baby wrapped
up in q sha wi. She refused TO dlvulge
ner name or residence, or tell who was
responsible for the little waif that was
ushered into the world with SO little
Ceremony.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

CHICAGO, May ll.-Another addition
to the fast train service between Chicago
and the far west becomes an accom-
plished fact tomorrow, wien a new train
is added to the schedule of the Chicago
and Northwestern which will make the
run daily 10 ON tha in the unprecedented
time Of fifteen and one-half hours. Cou-
nections with the overland service will
be made by which the time 70 and from
san Francisco will also be shortened.
Tnis will give the time, San Francisco to
Omaha, s~eventy-two hours; Omaha to
Caicago, fifteen and one nalf hours; Chi
c9go to New York, twenty five hours, or
about il5 hours for the through run.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
Fled with $4,000.

TACOMA, w ssh May l0,-Contractor
}. f. Nc Jorm ok has disappeared with
about so, 600 secured from friends. Mon
day he met VIM. Sqljres, of Seattle, in
this city, and asked him to endorse a note
at the Pacific National bank for S37, 500
for ten days until he could complete his
contracts and get some monev On them.
Mccormick went TO the bank, drew the
money. and subsequently took the train
for New York, where he formerly re.
sided. HIS liabilities will aggregate over
$40. 600 besides the ESQ, 600 in cash he
took with him.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

PoTrsvMLE, Pa, May 10-At Kaska
William colliery, near Middleport, this
evening, a cage containing ten miners
was ascending the shaft aud had reached
a height of about fifteen feet from the
bottom when IN empty car was pushed
over the top Of the shaft by two Hun
garian laborers. The car struck the
ascending cage with awful momentum,
SCATTERING it to splinters and instantly
killing every one OF its occupants. The
names OF the victims are: Michael
i Dyle, assistant inside foreman; Hugh
Carlin, Patrick Mcdonald, Geo. .Ddet,
John Pottoyisch, Frank S~tratkovisch,
John Moore, Albert Dyer, Edward
Kurtz aud Stephen Matson The cage
with the victims was hurled into the
dump" a hole at the bottom Of the
shaft where water from the workings &C
c%umrlate, and the mangled bodies were
recovered for some time. The mine
IS operated by the Alliance Coal con
pany.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
~.--
CSchweinfurth's "Heaven" Unin.
sured.

ROCKFORD, Ill.,, May 1.-THE white
cap warning received by the Rev.
Schweinturth has resulted in the insur.
ance companies canceling all policies on
his home known as Heaven" and the
sacred structure is now at the mercy
Of the white caps and the elem .nts. No
enc will take a risk on it and the aged
Beekmsnite will probably r,double hi
precautions against attacks from his
euemies.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

DIES MONIES Ia, May 11.-Mrs. Will
Gilchrist, nee Stella Kirkham, died this
morning. She was we'll and widely
known.
DIS MONIES, la May 11.-This weeks
signal service weather crop reports a
record of good rains at nearly all points.
Corn is mostly planted and sprouting or
up, grass good and small grain flourish
inc
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
Took Possession.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Frank w.
Palmer, the newly appointed Public
printer, took charge OF the government
printing Office today. His bond of 500,
900 was signed by ex-senator VIM. K
Chandler, Assistant Postmaster. General
Clarkson, Gardner Hubbard and Myron
M. Parker. Benedict, the Incumbent
under the late administration, would not
resign and was removed yesterday by the
president.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

TvcsoN, Ariz, May 13-Mai. >. w.
Hamm, paymaster Of the Uaited States
army, with Clerk Gibbons and an escort
of eleven soldiers, were on their way
saturday afternoon from Wilcox to pay
the post at Fort Thomas, and when in a
narrow gorge a few miles north of Cedar
Springs they were attacked by a party of
ambushed men A constant fire was
kept up for nearly half an hour when
eight of the escort were wounded, i've
dangerously. The robbers succeeded in
securing $29. 900 AID escaped TO the
mountains. Maj Hamm was uninju"ed,
but Gibbons clothing was torn by shot.
A troop Of cavalry has been sent out from
Fort Grant 10 watch the mountain passes
so that the highwaymen may not escape.
The number Of the latter - o known,
but il Is believed TO be seven or eight.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

CHAMBERLAIN, S. d., Mey 11.-At the
residence of Register of Deeds Stevens
last evening an IS months-old son Of Mrs.
Stevens secured a cup containing gaso.
line that had for an instant been left
within reach, and before the family could
prevent, had swallowed a large quantity
of the fluid, dying from the effects a few
hours later.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

JACKSON, Mich, May '1.-R. Irving
Lattimer this morning was sentenced TO
state prison for life at hard labor ana
solitary confinement. The prisoner 3
face was as v pale during the reading OF
the sentence. but he soon assumed his
'den't care air that he has maintained
throughout he trial.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

PIERRE, s. d., May 11.-Last week
twenty i've raw recruits were received via
Pierre, at Fort sully, from Columbus
barracks, Ohio, and yesterday just after
the visit of the paymaster, seventeen of
them deserted. Soldiers are securing the
country, but one of them have been
found
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

WARMERS Sife Cure cures nervousness
insomnia, h~ysteria and neuralgia. Wbyl
Because these are symptoms OF an impure
condition OF The blood, caused by I'M
heslt, Y kidney action. The poisonous urea
and uric acid bang retained In the blood
cause the symptoms Of kidney disease first
noted.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
tie be ~eGnnnued.I
Asking Too Much OF Him.

"YOu all remember the words Of
Webster" shouted the orator.
"No. we don't" interrupted a man
in the gallery. He has so many wordB
l can't remember more than half OF
em."-Hayper's Magaxine,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18
Change OF Time

New YORK, May IL. The spring change
Of time on all the railroads in the United
States as arranged by the general time
convention which met here in April, goes
into effect tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28
Notice Of City Election.

PuFsuAnf to dIseetion a the orn mon
council Of the city Of seattle. notice il
hereby given that on, 70 vii. the S<h DAY of
July. 4. y. lade, there y II BE held a the
wafda Of satd city hereinafter designate j,
: general municipal . lectann In the city Il
seattl-. for The purpose Of elertlus mtini-
cteai of1ccfH 70 man4sc aud cOpdusf the
Affairs n said cry; aud that. II said esee
ton. The f0-towing officers arc to BE- elected,
police. and four councifmen. One from
the d IT second. third aud fourth wards of
raid city respectively. that the following
places are hereby designated for the pnr-
POSES Of said election - the places Of vos-
ing In each ward. namely
In the First ward on the lot formerly oc-
cupied by Engine Co. No. = south Third
In the second ward on Colsnbia street.
on los formerly oecapied 81 Engine Ca.
In the Third wsrd Il Browa's pssiIicn
GO second street. b. reel spring aud
IN he Yoarth ward Il the house Of En-
gfne Co. No. 4.
That Q. W. Young Is hereby appointed
inkpe tor. a Harry white and ] Mono
que are hereby appolnsd judges, aud J. g.
Helms and LIS Dearborn clerks 10 coa-
dncs said election In the First ward.
L. D. ". shelton, Inspector. 1hoe. N.
Prosch and e W. Lawson, judgs i. and W.
r. Saudcrson and l. q. Booth. clerks 10
conduct kaid eleetion in the Sccond ward.
L. =. Audtcws. inspector, and W. n
Reeves aud J. A. Hafdeld. judge. and l.
~. Garrison and o. Y. Ansisrs N. clerks. 10
conduct said election In the Third ward.
D.. !. Denny. inspector, and Geo n. Hail
and Chax. Baker. judges. ana T.. Tkuri.w
and II. q. 5huey, clerks. 10 conduct said
election In the Fourth ward Of eaid city.
That, IT said election q the various
Polling p'ares he~seinbesore named, the
palls win be open At 8 O'Clock n m. and
closed at 7 O'Clock p m. Of said day.
G. VI. FERRfS CLERK.
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SsnIFrYmnTs

sHAE Choral Asb ORCHESTRAL
L Tnsssr ~fts EeAes~~e sAis s~nss >.
she FssSe Narztss sAgFcAz AZ &em-ss ars
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Dispatch stcampn fram Seattle a. snlloxs,
Fof San FxAnxlss0s VIA ruFt Townsend
cciyed On beard a. 5s0o p n ca June I. Z
IL u. g. 81, aud every ave days thereafter
For A1eska. Al "a m. June n, Il, "a
July = II. n, 81 August I. II. ~ -, Sep
tcnbcx 10 md ~
From San francisccs for Victoria and
Pu9e4 sound ports: At9 d. m. Jnue I. 3
II. Is. ~, ~, and every tye days thereafter
Cabin f<ckese may br obsafueu a. fh<
once Of the eauynny Il THE Russell"
Sfcerage tickets frsm he pufser GA board
steamer.
GOODAIL PERKINS q CO, Gcn'l A8tA
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a S<ESsMENr roll. ssKEEN STREET
N t~sfase~Nsskse h hefeby gfsta that
the assessment roll fer the grating Of
Green street. from Florence street. 10 kAx.
birth sides thereof, has t~en rle1 with the
undersigned. c'erk - the city 81 seattle
ard farfhss nstsse t. afrvhs given shss the
- a toll IL osen 30 public Inspection at ihe
nsfigs ~ aid clerk. ia the city hall. and
wil remain open toe Inspection suiii Fri
day JAY s.. f>ss. AZ aSeiaek D. IA. and
that all persons fseaiax hen ssiyes A.
ssiescsI by any ssra assessment. may ap
pss 10 thc essu csaaSe&l al sAfa csts 10
nave TIE sssae safreefea. on sAld Iriy 3,
clsasnhrf. il the city hail
Date ~ ssss fnhi,caasua. June n. txs,
SSf~sNENT ROLL. Sof TN SlNTa
~ ssrees xrzss-Nessee Il lserehy given
lat tbs assessment roll for she grading ef
SeukA SsBsA street frpys Ys<tss Averuw fa
Charles ssrxss, ami constructing . sl3t-
wxlk o. tsstfs xidsx theneof. has 4ea alaA
With ths nndsgssxnssi clerk ~ the city 81
s~tsstfss and further fssfce IL hereby
gtsezs that tie saki red Is efwa a. uuhsse
suspesfsea AZ she eAsee 81 sid CLERK ia sss
city bal and wtEl rssaata urea for ~Essf<ss.
tscn Hasst fTzsay. July ). I~ss. 81 = eel *
. N. sssi that al persons fwesing them
selves Awsfsevaf by snr snra assessment
+NF- ~ - - - +&Errzt = w A32s
city - h@ys sas sszse csFrsSssi ga sss<s
5ast IN~ sf = eel 81 r. IA, a. their
c~asss4s eAszaExgs sx The esfT hail
W Fx9xE.. Clerk.
nxse ~ asSg sa~satcstsan 9assa =. issA
AseksSMKSF KatI~ FEssPsssf ANE-
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sast ASe sssxs&st<as rasz fsr ses xYxzssug ss
FUaa@<E asesss. fyeaa keskfecky ssrses 20
Farm strsss- A11 cssssf&catex ! Sidewalk
90 kasa ss3es fhxsv<sE. Aas f@exa zt!sss wssA
the uzNtxrstxA.sss ci%sk af ere esss az 1xsz.
slr aat fefthss asssF& j. AsFshy xtssu tnst
TIE sad NIL j. rEt1 a. rssetse kasfasfsnss ~
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wa s4saaln ssTA Ae sasSssrtie1n aaraa arE
sAf @a3x = lSA ~ sorf&x p M asa
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<Fs3seS By asf saeA sss<~sxaxxat aaF aErsss
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ta It's ests k&4A
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TAe appointment Of William wsisss
Phelps ~ un1oNa States minister %
oosmany vii sive general satisfaction,
IA. fhelue h = man Of very hne alssss'
Hts service IN the house of rvprv.
1oa1nttvee il 20 recent tAst no sesa-
ment nerd he pAse~I arssss A. lie has
6leo served with credit ard alstine'
I'm @ United States minister 10 Aus
1r16. and his rveens services 90 the
nanoan commission Of such a
Infaescr a. 10 ensstle hAa 10 a hiea
xnnk Aaaenx Aaersesm diplomats, In
o1dltien ~ his peculiar fitness ses TIE
roailScn 10 which he has been ap-
nofnsei. Mr.. Phelps i a TYPICAL
merican gentleman, His name Is
~ A~sslsases. aud bis are has
koen slfkuEassy free % ertseAeS II =
1teeeeaitakls nature. tie is ia every
opuss : d representative Il nav Ausese
con pscpas. and President Harrison =
% Il congratulated ulssn The ssisesAa
u n Fcsa . ms Cor se important a
noa3tian.
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jcn1k q eJmou Camsson -
- No ~ ainost ffsy ysesD
aretmlnemt 6eu1s n ~ pot-
tsnI6ed seafes. His acsiss
enropr ~ Ieness shan thas q
~ ofAM man Who taS -
: rernnopeuf ptnee II our his.
- NJ succeeded in trans
n nrper % his son--a thing
unnroen3ented IN Americ1n
II worza 4 N ebsuSdity % call ~
nam6ron : ereat 4 He had
- 1a,meafs Of greatness. He
~ - Orator. h did NOT o
.ks1itv ~ . hieh order.
~-. -~e,sesnsx not /. stets.ra.n Ia
- ~.~ = i wc,d indeexl.
,ssss~ -..- thsr : tvuacel
A-~-s-@r ~t,t !. tsaains
81 Il. ,.<e somevhss
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There II ssae S~ans which sssoasss ~
horne ia mssass ~ sssfahsr< aS tas
enuueal and Others whc arv interested
Il The ~repaastlng ot TIE basns hssrss
That l. that the property hosSeFs II
~ entire cts are sxsssss "a rsy tss
nse pxpss~d ssasssssssesss Use sssy
wing tr<ess saAsss . ssnse sssssSnsas
6143xa. Ii tste Improvements arv
&rp8ay raasfs. sh~ srssts Asaess
81 -. fw sAxss Willingly ak@ss II
~ sre ma<ss ia sash = ~ aszssxr ~ so
$3.50 dlssassszaesson. the ~ssaaesssSsn
m1ke az vii h< rvssssed By EVER
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PERs0NsI

HtsRASp wASTkp-aAviNa sKgS
q = sisapet aeslre 81 che scasssty 81
nssrrtASeatss yosne iAstts@ e. VI asAiaet ted
sxfTssxsy.f dcssre n ozfxf myself Ia th<
"a ssvtnsauiai market Eaaa Il years Old
Axp fset sax lnshes haxfs. uesahlag 10
f~ssssAs ard have sss hsark hair sna eses
watn fssAs aszpsssira. Ny e~1axaston
ssssA IVA hesns sfatses arA the Arhxssas. Il fs'
st<zs< HE ssersse. and ssxe oesr
ssssmxhs ur iul 80 exssftssss fsnasiy. wSsh
ssfosa ssess sxaaxstsoax spa sxsfv ID
eskro>fxsssS villa Eny fe*reSeahS yssang
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
THE TRUE
TranscOntinontal Route
BETWEEN
fnB PACIFIC AND fHg ATLANTIC,

Its passenger equipment Ii the finest in
the world. consisting Of Luxurious Sleep
ing Cam, having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars with Free Sleeping Berths for
hoklcrs Of s~econd-efass tickets. and the
moef modern style OF Day Coaches.
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality al food. in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur Of srcucYy
along It's line Is unequxled, and in the de-
tails Of track, train service, etc. nothing IS
omitted that car ada 10 the safety and
Comfort OF its patrons All in all, il gives
the best n nsuet servicahle line OF travel.
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma Seattle. Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points, aud winnipeg,
Minneapolis, ST Paul, Chicago, 81. Louis,
Ottawa. Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York. and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued 70 all
principal points In the United States, Can
ada. n Europe, nj lowest rates.
For detailed Information apply 20 the
following agent of the company.
g. q. McCORDs 8 Washington street,
Portland, Oregon. +. w. ArlINNESs. Seat
Ne, W. t. Y. +. ELLIS, Tacoma, ". r.:
d. =. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent. vaueouyeT. b. &.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co.. poxtofice.
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Island Transportation Co,
HxKnEkr =. BKEcHER, Manager.

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The steamer J.. b. LIBBY. Herbert p.
neecher, master. leaves seattle egery sun.
day afternoon II 4 Il N. for Port Townsend
Q the San Juan islands. from HatEeidfp
wharf,. L. aves Port Tow nsend st loa- "a.
every Monday, We 'BsefHy and Friday for
Mostcom, calling 81 emithx island. and
Richardson's {NVafher ytrrsttsIuz1. Agxyio,
Lopez, Friday Hnrbor, Maple Ton Monday
gnjng north and Thursday foine soufbl
R0ssae Harbor, Ofeaa. and East a5aua.
Returning. leaves NhatcoEn 1t = = m.
iaesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays. On
the saturday trip the Libby pcs through
to Seattle. Fare from Port Townsend 10
seattle. 81. until further natfee, pass n
gers or freight from Seattle for the lsinuds
BY the Iabby's "Wednesday and Fstday trsps
viii b. e. rlsd On the Warrington steam.
boat 4 transportation Co. = steamer Edith
% POFt IoWnsend on Tuesday ard Thurs.
day nights and transferred direct to the
Libby. On theee days the W. 1. r. Co
vii issue tickets and bill freight through
70 destination.
HKRgERT r. BEECXRR, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Axeut. Seattle