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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

| NDkR AND By VIRTUE OF AN
~ ordtr OF Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure
Issued ont of the District Court of the State
Oh Nepaaa' III and for the County of Elko. ON
the 18TH day of August, 1893, in the above en-
titled action wherein the Henderson Banking
company, the above named pluintiff OBJ.
aimed Judgment and decree against ChesIcy
oodward and Mary j. Woodward, the above
named defendants, OIL the 22nd day of July,
1898, which decree was duly recorded i'm tho
RECORDS OF said Court, am commanded to
scll:-All those certain lots, pieces and par-
GELS OF lnnd situate in the County of Elko,
State ofNevgds, and described as follows to.
wit: Thesoutb half Of the southeast uunr
Ter section 10; the north west quarter of the
southwest quarter of section IL; the north
eust quarter of section 10, and he east half az
the northwest quarter of section Is; and the
northeast quarter of section 81; all in town
ship IL, north of range 81 east NJ ID and M..
also the southwest quarter of the south
cast quarter of section % and the southeast
quarter of the south-wes quarter of Sec.
ton %; the south half of the north east QUAR-
ter OF section %, and tho southeast quarter
oi section %; all of section "a, excepting the
northwest quart OF the northwest quarter
tion IS; the east half of the north west quar-
ter OF section % the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section 25 and the north
west quarter of the south west quarter of
section %; the east half of section 70 and the
east half of the southwest quarter of section
70; the west half of the northeast quarter of
section II, the northwest quarter OF section
~, he south. east quarter of the south-Gntt
quarter of section q, the enst half Of the
southwest quarter of section 81 and the east
half of the northwest quarter CT section q:
the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section % and the east half of tho
northwest quarter Of section "a; the west
hat OF the northeast quarter Of section 30,
tho north half OF the southwest quarter OF
section 10, the south bnlf OF tho north. wpst
quarter, and the north east quarter Of the
north west quarter Of kcctiOn 80. toocther with
I'LL and singular the tcncncnts. heredita-
ments and appurtcnauCcs thereto belonging
ana tho rents, issues and profits thereof.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That OH tho 10th day Of September, 1893, Of
one o'clock of thGt day, in front Of the Co unity
Courthouse in the Town OF ElkO, said State,
VIII, In obedience to said order of sale aud
decree OF foreclosure, sell the above described
property, or 80 much thereof as may be nee
cssary to satisfy plaintiffs Judgment, with
interest thereon and COSTS to the highest and
best bidder for cash, in lawful money of tho
United States.
H. o. HENDERSON,
Sheriff.
BY J. N. Matter,
Deputy Sheriff.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28
Ready to do Business.

The New Era says: The Lovelock
Commercial Company haa decided to
build warehouse for the storage Of
wheat and other grain. Work will
commence in three weeks. The
building will be located north of the
cattle yards, and it's dime nsions
will be l5ox3o feet and IA feet high,
with large grain scales on the plat
form.
The company has just received q
lot OF placards to be tackled on the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

sides Of cars containing shipment to
from here, bearing the following iu-
scription: produce Of Nevada.
Choice alfalfa hay shipped by Love-
lock Commercial Company, Lovelock
Nevada. Choice bay, wheat and po-
tatoes." They have three kinds OF
p!acards, namely, "Choice Hay"
"Cnoice Milling Wheat" and Excel.
lont Potatoes"
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Waseca, Mimi, Nov. IS, 1890.

Waseca, Mimi, Nov. 25, 1890.
Mr.. NORMAN LIGHTLY, Des Moines, In.
Dear Sir: - Please send US at the
earliest one cartoon Krause's Head.
ache Capsules. We cannot run the
machine without them. Send at
once, az we are out, and oblige,
Yours truly, SUnDUTH g. PRESTON.
25 cts per box. For salo by Il. f.
Muller.
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Fine Engraving done in store.
Notice to Wa,er Consumers.

Consumers will please take notice
shat until further notice, tho use OF
water for irrigating purposes is pro
nibited between the hours OF 8 o..
clock p. NJ. ans 6 o'clock A. M. The
,se Of hose without hose pips OF
,prinkiers, will be considered sufii
Ilent reason for shutting off water
npply. j. A. MCBRIDE,
r-28tf For Elko Water Go.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

Don't yOu know to have perfect
health you must have pure blood and
the best way to have pure blood is to
take Hoods SarsapariIla, the best
bloodpurfier and trength builder.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

A fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought II
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

Reckhart & Froelich have received
q carload Of Schlitz Milwaukee beer,
ia kegs, which they will sell to tho
saloon keepers at very reasonable
prices. A.TI
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

A good 24 Schuttler wagon
and a set of double harness-cheap.
Apply to NJ. II. Miller, Elko, New.
Aug. 1G-1m.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

Creamery butter, fresh from tn
Reno creamery, at Keyser &c Craig
heads. Sit tf
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sALMAGUND1.


again.
New potatoes, S1.40 per hundred at
Deeth. aug2llw.
There are only two patients &c the
county hosnita1.
The Chicago Inter-O Ocean has cr,ne
out in favor OF the free coinage Of
silver. .-..
Washburn's circus was much better
attended yesterday than it's merits
deserved.
Labor leaders estimate that there
are now $4,000 nen out of employment
in ST. Louis.
The Lovelock school trustees have
elected B. F. Lynip principal OF
their school.
The Southern Pacific Company's
pay car will start out September 18th
to pay the july wages.
The butterfly has q thousand eye"
and no jaw. We know GONE people
who are not that way.
If all OF the silver mines in America
we're closed down for year, absolute
ruin would fall upon every branch of
industry m the country.
The Rocky Mountain News in speak
ing Of Senator Voorhees, silver bill,
says it is merely grave for silver
with tiatteriug gravestone epitaph
attached"
Halls Hair Ranewer contains the
natural food,and color-matter for the
hair, and medicinal herbs for the
scalp. curing grayness, baldness, dan
'druff and scaly sores.
Assessor Eggers informs the INDIE
PENDENT that the assessment roll Of
Elko county for this year will show
"a decrease of SlNOh0O from that of
last year, owing to the depreciation
Of mining property in Tuscarora.
L. S. Camicia will clean and dye by
1.-THE French Process all cloth
sing left at tho room in the rear
tpart OF j. Alexander's store room.
Faded clothing also restored to it's
toriginal color. Charges reasonable.
ii. B. LOOMS, who was formerly
connected with the Gold Hill News
and subsequently with the Virginia
Enterprise, died ut Stockton last
Thursday. He fas been travelling
agent for -four mills for some years
past.
The residents of the ueighborhood
of Chickamaugs battle field are IN a
: state Of panic over the appearance of
ghosts on the memorable field. How
is that in free and enlightened coun
try in the lattet part Of the nineteenth
{ century?
Office boy Ito ,editor)-" There's q
n man outside who saya he hasn't had
: moathful to eat in six days"
= E6itor-"Bring him in; If he can just
Coli Us how he keeps up on it, we can
run the paper one week longerl"--
Atlanta Constitution.
In London some thousands of
women and girls belong to what are
called drink clubs, u small sum being
paid by each member weekly in order
that several times yearly, all may
/. meet at some public place and drink
what has been contributed.
Arsenic, and quinine are dangerous
drugs to accumulate in ones system,
and il is to be hoped that these
poisons, as remedy for ague, have
had their day. Ayers Ague Cure is
sure antidote for tho ague, is per.
fectly safe to take, and is warranted
to cure.
The INDEPENDENT received to-day
part 2 of the Book OF the Fair, This
work is published by The Bancroft
Co., Chicago and San francisco, in 20
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-28

HOODS Pills may be had by mail
for 90 cents of G. I. Hood & Co., Low
ell, Mass. T..
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CHEsLEI WOODWARD and MARY ]. Yoon.
WARD, Defendants.
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State Land Office.

Since the last report three applica-
tions for State land were filed, en-
bracing 36O acres.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Paym'ts on application. .....S 80 90
Interest pawn 10. ........... 24l6 81
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S25Q6 81
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

The HENDERSON BANKING COMPANY, a corpo.
ration, Plaintiff.
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WATER rRoNr NOTES.

Schooner Challenge 10 on the way here from
suya. iIi isgsads-
steamer waseo win be laid up for . week or
ten days for repairs.
steamer Dispatch is tied up ct tbs Merchants
deck awaiting Inspection
Capt q. Reichmann teaches navigation at
liol Third street, corner spring
ship Commodore. Capt Davidson. 10 on the
way from ran Francisco TO this port
Tug vlolc: brought in a scow load OF 6ffy
tons Of hay yesterday from White river.
schooner William Renton will finish loading
lumber At salmon bay tocay for Redmond.
steamer Multnotnah, now undergoing repairs
at the seattle dry dock. will be OF sne ways
Thursday.
schooner Ethel Zane, Capt Peterson. ia load
ing merchandise Ia san Francisco for Seattle in
the nstTlck line.
Steamship City OF Pueblo IL due from San
Francisco this iapraing ana the Cmatllia will
sail .or that port tals Afternoon
The southeast storm signal was displayed at
Hslnelds wharf yesterday. the storm being OF
the Coiam6ia river approaching the Wasnicg-
Ton east
Reii, wiz De the nsxt 10 load whestas this port
she 10 now lorty-esght days out from Panama
10: this port
frankin coal Is again being received at the
bauAers. after being saus of Tor week on as
eoani OF isndsiides on the Columbia & Puget
sound railroad
The German ship Ferdinand Fisher 10 now
awaiting orders 10 20 To sea she has q cargo OF
:, az long tons OF aheas aud sxpecIs 10 sail to-
day or tomorrow.
Steamer Fsirhsyen. due here AZ O'Clock yes
ierdsy afternoon, did not arrive until In the
night. being delayed by late start the mig ht
previous and by the FOG
Steamer Monticello Is now running TO Port
Angeles every day. she will clean boilers on
alternate sundays, when the Lydis Thompson
viii take the Eas. beginning nexI sunday.
Inspectors aryaas aud Bnllsns went TO Brem-
effoa yesterday 70 look al tie wreck OF the
burned steamer Etit.. 20 ascertain her coz.
ditioa aud vasue. Tor the benefit of parties In
tzres,ed
Mason q. 6uy. the popular purser of the
steamer Wiilapa, and Miss Viola Field, OF this
city. were married last saturday evening aud
went 20 Victoria on the City OF Kingston Tor q
wedding trip
The steamer Typhoou 10 now being rerairet
o. Aberdeen, 20 be brought around TO the Sound,
having been pufehased ~ parties here whose
names vet unknown. The Typhooa 10 n
screw steamer OF ii tons gross and q net ton
uage. 7fs Ieet long. "a feet bsam aud a Zee,
deep. sne was built Ia Portland in issa.
steamer fairhaven wac burned al the mouth
o. the suoaouish saturday. Ia golng oat OF the
river she grounded on the bar sad as the tide
Went out listed over aud rested on the hilge.
TAls deranged tie fire liz some wsy that tho
flames hroks out Immediately. she Ia a total
loss Her yaine was shout 5000. insurance
Visa Capt Harry Buliene aaa his crew es-
eEpsd ia a boat. saving nothing but part Of
their clothes.
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BREvTTIES.
Scottish Rite tonight See page &

Scottish Rite tonight Sec page6
r. 7. Hawlcy reported TO the police YESTERDAY
that single harness. valued at SO, hsa been
stolen from sta BILE near the University grounds
The funeral services OF PATRICK Corrigan were
held yesterday morning az Providence hospital
chapel The i1serment took place in Calvary
cemetery.
Sister vanetss, of MeMsnnville. Or, has re-
quested Chief OF Police Willard to mske in
quiries for John Vanst:a. who in supposed TO be
ia seattle.
The Fulton Market Company has donated q
steer TO the Bureau OF Associated Charities and
will sell IL on Saturday, the entire proceeds TO
60 TO the bureau
Alice Pfnsree aud Marie Jensen. two insane
women from snohomish county. on the way to
steilacoonn, in charge OF Sheriff Hagan were
lodged at the city jail short tin yesterday.
Chief OF Police Willard received information
yesterday that George y. Long, whose where
abouts was asked for ty Mrs Long of CorainS
Ran. was working fer John Burns, the we'll
known White river rancher.
The preliminary examination OF Nick wisner
and John Davis. both of Gilman. on the charge
OF ssea ing $500 from Matt Johnson q, Gil King
street, December 2 will be held before Justice
Caldwell this afternoon at oclocx. wisnsr
was released on $500 bonds
The remainder of the family having arrive,
from the farm ia Lewis county, the funeral of
Mira Edna A Bryan. who died Friday morning,
will take place at the family residenee, eis Dex-
ter street. ., p. m. sharp this teruoou Burial
in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The case against George Barrett charged with
selling liquor az the NJ. & y. saloon on Washing
ton street without . license, was dismissed BY
Judge Glasgow yesterday afternoon. the stste
hayiag failed TO make . strong case The judge
gave the decision to the defendant simply be-
cause OF the doubt
William Twigg, sawyer In the Aud shinsis
mill at Bailsrd, met with an accident Yesterday
afternoon by which the index ani middle finger
of the right hand were cut eft near the second
joint DR.. W. Johnston dressed the hand.
Twigg was pulling q block from the saw, and IL
caught, drawing his hand upon the saw
A marriage license vas issued yesterday for
Jeptha Robinson, Of Forks, ClsIlam county.
aud Mary E Bevisr. OF Seattle This 10 the
same Jepiha Robinson who was arrested lasf
October for murder, having been mistaken for
John Roeiason, OF the same Iocalitv, who vas
wanted on the charge OF killing hss partner Of
lonely cabin In the woods near Beaver.
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,. g. Carolan Falls Retween the Carr
and 10 Instantly Killed.

,. 6. Carolan Falls Retween the Cars
and II Instantly Killed.
J. g. Csrolan, section foreman of the
Lake Shore road at Arlington, was killed
a, s:45 O'Clock yesterday morning at Gil
man. He had gone Up TO Gilman on q
work train of Tat cars. attached 10 the rear
end OF which was passenger cshoose. At
6 Imam the trainmen were preparing 10
turn the train around. by switching the
caboose and engine from one end 10 the
other Of the train, when the accident oc-
Cured. While the train vas in motion
one of the trainmen pulled the coupling
pin attaching the caboose to the last fat
car, and then went back to set the brakes
on the caboose. At the fatal moment
when the brakes caught and the fat cars
pulled away from the caboose CaroIan was
stepping from the caboose to the dat car
ahead. The result Was that he fell be-
tween the cars, and although he made .
desperate effort 10 roll of the track the
wheels OF the advancing caboose passed
over his hesd. killing him instantly.
Caroian vas single man of about 20
years, and had been employed on the Lake
Shore road as section foreman for the past
three or four years. He has no relatives in
this country. but his mother still lives in
Ireland. He was noble grand of the
Marysville lodge Of Odd Fellows and also
member Of the Good Templars. He was
On upright, capable man of good habits,
and was highly esteemed by the officials
and employees of the Lake Shore road He
was superior man in his position. and
was regarded by those familiar with his
work as worthy to be promoted TO the
position of roadmaster His remains will
be taken charge of by the Odd Fellows and
buried under their auspices at Marysviile.
caroian was dutiiul and affectionate
son. and his aged mother in Ireland will
sadly miss him. Only the other day he
sent her $780, and remarked to Middaugh
that he had always sent her that much at
this time lust 20 let her know I have not
forgotten her."
The remains we're taken to Bonney 4
Stewards undertaking rooms last evening,
and will be sent to Marysville on the $50
O'Clock train over the Great Northern this
morning.
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rive until ] O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The ee.av xas caused By several rock and
mud slides On the main lire ~ess Of the
summit. SO far Superintendent Copeland
has had good iaek sith the sides on sne
shore line between here and Everett he
has abort Is men stationed on tlsis PART
Of the i3ns. aad as soon a. side come. Il
Is attacked and cleared awsy IN short
order. oas came down yesterday morn
ing. about seyen miles north Of Eanonds-
which took the gang about SIX hours to
Gear SWAY
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Railroad ana Corporation Notes.

The Northern Pacific receivers have each re.
tsienea the Federal court al Milwaukee Tor
sis.0oo per year salary.
The Canadian Pacific will probably soon move
is Office Front stree; to those formerly ee
eupsed ~ joSeph 2 AeNaaghI
Division eapsrintep ". G. Hall and
SPECIAL AEent {. A. Reece, Of the Northern Pa
csae Express Cen any. were IN tae city yesser.
dAy.
4. II. Heard, chief clerk 20 the general p.s-
ssaxer ageat os the Great Northern, has resigned
e. become passenger rate CLERK o. the Missouri
Pacific az II Louis.
The eSumsted gross earnings OF the Northern
Pacific railroad foF the month of Noyeas bar
ssei. were l,5st,, -. and compare with sctus
Etsss earuiHs- Tor ths same rsr'ot If iSgs OF
s., 50. eE1. showing q decrease OF s6a7.l0A
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FACING rteEr so,~p SALMON.
naeh Additional .spital 10 he Invested
Next season.

Next Season
George r Myers, proprietor 81 the NY
sfs salmon csuueTy, Who is now In the
cisy settling up the years business. thinks
taat next season viii 30 a prosperous one
ieg tae ushins Industries en- Puget sound.
aa3 cites the fact that macA additional
capital Is - - Invested in the salmon
packing business. Speaking ot :his qaes-
tsen yesterday, he said
The success attending catching aud
rsektng both sat packages and canned
sasmon has attracted the attention Of can
tai and men Of plscasoriai business inter.
ssts 10 Puget sound. The combined PACK
OF the canpertes Of Seattle aad Blaine
Wash. wth approximate l2o.ane eases
Of canned salmon sad possibly i.cDo bar.
Frls 81 salt sasmoa. something rever A.
cocat.sShed before. nearly all 81 which
haS fonn4 a market in the Eastern states.
tlae Southern and Middle Western
Car PsSet SQUAD salmon, although inte.
fies - the ColaHhsa river salmon. Is
good. Wholesome, Cheap food. and
ta8s favor ia the Misunderstanding
districts. The abundance ~ salmon al ~
year. together With ths rcsiv sale. haata.
dasea people desiring Co lnvess IL come
- Puget sound. Already coairacts hsxs
been lie; - baila two wharves al or near
fasnt Roberts. Another IS contemplated
IS Osaalaay. The ola uiu there is gnasr.
stooa 10 Re rented ter thAs parpese.
The machinery for another saunsr. /.
already ne Maki,tea
The Myers Packing Company thi. year
doubled any iogmeF year. sork Ia ytew
Of i's saves u contemplalcs erecting
larger buildings and increasing the oatch-
sas appliances. having already contracted
fer seoss with steam appliances - hsu.
tie nets. Seattle received fram this com
raos In laAaF, labels. boxes. merchandise
etc, over sso.cAo daring tae season ius,
past. AL saSh enterprises hssp localities. .
slides Go sAs Great e.x.A
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MARINE NEWS.

Pegr townsend. Dec. is-ispeciaif-saiied-
Str Homer, Tor caa Francisco
To sail tonsorrow-Br 81 Drumalis in tow Of
tug Tree from Port Angeles TO Portland: barge
Lsisi0w in tow o. tug sea Lion. from Roche
HarDor for Portland: Ger IN Ferdinand Fisher,
from seattle Tor United Kingdom
ASTORIA. bee u. - special. - Arrired-str
george VI. Eider. from san Francisco: British
bk Alexander ID sch. from Portland. Departed
--sa Itilie r. Sfsrb9c.. Brltish bks fredale and
Province. ell for raites Kingdom: British Ok
Earl of Derby. for Portland
sAs FRasctsco. lee is-Arrived-str Ar
csta, Coos bay. Unted states ctr Patteraons
santa Barbara c.esred-sir san Mateo, Comox.
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sExprSs AwAY rEEsKSrs-
The Usuaf Holiday Eash ~ the Post
ooee sna Express Omces-

TIE Nsuaf Holiday Eosn ~ sne Hes~
ooce ssa Express Omces-
The usual Christmas rush AZ the post
Office and express Offices has began. and
people are now sending away packages OF
Christmas presents 20 absent friends. As
Jet the packages are sii leaving town, and
none have commenced arriving People
world do weli 70 remember that IN most
towns there will De no deliveries on Sun
day. and anisss most packages are sent TO
arrive On Saturday there IS liable 70 be an
unmanageable rush Of business on Mon
day morning. In this city the express
companies will put on extra wagons and
make deliveries IN the residences portion on
Sunday. The indications are that there
wili not be such q volume Of business OF
this kind done this year as there was last
year.
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The freight car famine, from which a
short time ago the lumber and shing!e
men we're suffering. hiss given place 10 a
plethora. and now the yards Of the Ter
Ininal and Elevator Company are crowded
with Great Northern cars. There are over
100 car loads of Big Bend wheat standing
on the tracks. waiting TO be unloaded, and
more are arriving at the rate of thirty-fiye
90 sixty per day.
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We make them 10 order. Our stock of
fass is larger than ever before. Prices very
low. We iav,te ladies 20 call on u. and
inspect our goods. H. feskovifs, manu-
featuring tuTrier, Marion street
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Funeral of Jack Mepoa.ld.. Boy.

John Mcdonald. the only son of Deputy
Sheriff Jack Mcdonald. who was killed in
deserted sawmili Sunday afternoon, will
be held at the church of Our Lady of Good
Help this afternoon at 80 O'Clock. The
interment will be in Lake View cemetery.
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Not every woman. Who arrives 81 mid ..
de aee, retains iAe color and beauty Of
her hair, bat every womaa nav do 80 by
the occasional application of Ayers Hair
NiEoT. Is prevents badness. removes
cAndgaa. and cures all SCALP diseases.
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Twelve styles Christmas Sweep
ers, beautiful Wilton, Persian and
" Far Rugs. Pacific Carpet Com
pany.
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A. day Saturday and Monday the Jana
nese Care Company store has been
crowded w3th hayeT> Bargains draw the
pecple. tssa Eront.
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Fast Time.

The fast and commodious steamer Mon
,ieeIlo now makes daily trips to Port
Townsend, Port Angeles and Dungeness.
leaving here a. a. IN. and arriving at Port
Angeles 1 80 p. N.