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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-22
Qpd nts euttaufGt 10 oroen.

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aIs elm alesm.ines iSGmIlien 9eiIuitteI fur Spss
repiie trdae 9eber, gtrtopfuHs Il. ". scbrdunt i'd
taum ieHal5 etRas aHneres uuo bin ME IN Der hers
poreebralten 4lrfuaa e1tt6ibt tuoroeH. &r iheiHf
seiHabe cine pontomnlene Sur tII ale 9rontbeIten
ses Diassas uun Der Gdrue gu iein.
a. "a. s. Ge &treg, TaeGus Gss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-22
Scr Semtide Gorreiponoent,
9daIi6, p6dsrtIit unS Sorutass,
Ratue, Giaentbumer uno Reoafteti

(giatioIecr BON s. Gaine),
Gnspefegde SaltimorezStrase una Boff@SifccsGue.
greis bes aeIidlen SIattes, burth 1rds,T beorgt,
12I5 Cts; tdaIid1e uno Spunta as sgliis aabt 10
Sents pro Bohe SabIbar bic bas 9Iatt beorsenoer
Sr6oer-SdaIidl nebft Spnutaas . Mus ga be uHter
ozg5orausbe'dbluHe 81 so pro Sdbr, flr fISers
Seit i'm 9srbGItHi6; fur bic ipodIentliGle 4nsgabe
NIT Sorntassblatt, portofrri, nit Gbsus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sa1r nan irSe1o eiuem Srte hee SHldn.
bes, 81 nadl europa. &pnutaae=s =slus gabe 81
pro Sabr.-Sas bette uno biaiaite Oeutid9e Slatt
In ben glittcl< uHb SheftaateR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-22
M aD to aus
0s YtQen,

aaus uts,ta6uiTt, Nib uHa U,rlasIib. StDirttn
poltommsnr 8tTbuuuus, uentdnotae gbiorbtruna
uub s,funbs Sieg,Imdststeit Sur 5tiIuHs ansr uE1
or6nunssH pom WustE, 9eb,r. SsodrWsH, RisrsuS
BIals, gi.rptn.iosn. 8erlopuus uuo Sdri.ibissettS
&prettt' U erInft,
nerp6ieS Rcpftpeb,
@erSauun9SitorunSS
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9erftOpfung,
SDSpcpiieS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-22

j ir ben Is amtlIeH u Il 8
Der vS er. Sanger" na4 @ltnoro'S
Sarm, melder ON SOnntag ue1antaltet
mtrO. Iuo ale Sorbereitun9eu aui bas Sehe
getrOfen. AuBer oem 3uge nm llbr yeafs
mlttasS perlaBt eln SpeSlal3ug ttr Die SdH'
ger I'M llhr JtahmlttagS &amoeultaton.
BUR 5tudiabrt tonuen Die .3u9e UNI 7.4i uHo
$50 Abenos benuet peroeu.
Dtti Strei6 6h0IG EN- ipteleHoe
&lnDer.-9as l2.jdbrIge S0tlterten oes
prn. u. {. 6reoerld lpleIte geitern i'm 0Ofe
lhrer slterIlolsu 2SobHuug Jtr.l4l6, ArggIes
1tuenue, mt StrelfboIserH, pobet oa5
fleIb in SIano aerIetb AnO oaS Yldo4eH
tmer3baite lSunoen oauOH trug. Sei'm
Serlud, ole 6lammeu Su lOld)en, erlltt
DipytIe, be labrige S6meiter IeHer, ebeu'
ials itmersbaTte SerleguHQeH.
Der oreudbrIge 5unge o.s Boll5liten
GbomaS Gagun pom iuollden 9titrltt
ma6te iid) aeiieru Hu9mittag oaiieIbe Ser
guugeu uHO IIegt leet lhwsrperbrauHt bar
nleoer.
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mctiueu, pelte ole misunderstanding
Geieul1aft" leeten gSlnter IN ben Salo=
min'idsu @erien su philadelphia beiteate,
llno bis Iest 50 eingetrOnen.
Gin Batent erbIelI pom Ba,eutamte
su g2aibiuetoH SermGun 9ap unp Sioeli5
6iuEe, Der reHommIrte DiIlItIehrer, Aliigs
mars BON einem 9rittel al u. .. S9al;,
Baltimore, 0yi cine GarcoppeIHn9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-22

in Saseu, StunOen uno 81 Dtinutsn
modte. Dies iibertrlfft bic bishertse
iduslite 6abrt ;pIideu beiOen pdfen -
oleleuige oes 0amprers uSiirft Sismard."
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
The Peoples Market,
A. A. PIERCE, Prop.

There will be a series of Spiritual
meetings AT the pavilion in Island Park.
Fairfield, ON Friday and saturday eye
nings. and Sunday. day and evening,
Sept. stl. 9th and 10. also the same DAYS
and al the same hours one week later.
or Sept. 10Th, 18th and 18th. Among
The speakers engaged are, j. Frank BaX-
ter of Chelsea. Mass. Moses Hall of
Chicago and Mr.. \. E. Tisdall. the
eloquent blind medium. Negotiations
are in progrcs, with other speakers.
The Park is most desirable place fer
such meetings. being close to the rail
road stations and Electric railway.
There will be appropriate music and no
pains will be spared to make the meet
ingS in every way successful and salts
factory.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
Job Printing.

rho Job Printing Establishment connected
~ the SOMERSET RERoRrER is prepared IL
III classes of work, the richest as wei as he
90 .st common Jobs. Competent and expert
pn"ced workmen are employed and large
en- of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
81 ~ and business cards in great variety
e n.1srs of dances, bills of fare, programs etc
uiu printed in great variety OF styles on shorl
e fa,'ee Commercial printing a specially
noasrs bv mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31

10 YOU want TO buy a carriage or har-
ues': If so, call on l.. W. Chase, head
quarters for carriages and harnesses.
tie Keeps large stock on hand, consist
'ug oil earryalls, top and open buggies.
'uu All kinds of open wagons and road
,ar's' all grades Of harnesses, light and
"eaVy he will sell at wholesale or retail
a very low prices.
L. W. CHASE,
Water ST., -Skowhegan. Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
A CHANGE HAS COME !

July with its high prices has gone. 1t was hard
month"; everything high Meats and green stuff at the
top notch how changed. Beef Pork, Lamb, Sausage
Lard, Fish Vegetables, in fact everything in line is
away down.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
HOW MUCH, DO YOU ASK?

per at the Peoples Market. We going
to give customers and anbods customers the benefit
Of the drop who will drop in and We will be head
quarters for low prices for many days.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fost-Whteh Chain.
y1rns-H .. Bartlett.
,senis-Perfection co.
~. Uail-M z. OrdwaY.
,,icp-Somerset Railway.
;y...enger's N"tice-Simon Fox
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
(FRoX WEDNESDAY, DNLY.1
6ALMAGUNDI,

We give up our space to-day to the
exercises OF Memorial Day.
Tony Rose caue down from Tusca.
rora yesterday cnroute to Salt Lake.
Judge BiGelow has gone to tho
Worlds Fair via. OF the Northern Pa
oitic.
IL. w. Brown arrived yesterday
from New York where he had been
with u lot OF horses.
Mason Vale, Lodge No. 81, I. o
0. F., WIS instituted at Greenfield,
Lyon county, Friday afternoon.
Tho members Of Eiko Lodge No 10
l.. q. OF. extend their thanks 70 all
who aesisted them in the ererc. SEES OF
yesterday.
Judge Talbot loft yesterday morn.
ing TO visit his father at Norwich,
Connecticut. Ho will take In the
Worlds Fair before he returns.
Tribune:-Whilo bringing up a
batch OF prisoners TO appear before
the U. S. Grand Jury this morning to
answer for selling liquor to Iudiuus,
one OF the ulenis hats blew of and
Warden Bell ordered one Of the
prisoners IT, get ofT aud get the hat.
He did 80 and at last accounts the
man was etill chasing the hat. Up tn
press time the prisoner had not been
re%captured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
(FRoH THURSDAYS DAILY.l
SALsIAGUSDI.

Bar silver was S2% yesterday.
Preeiden. Cleveland has gone 10
Hog Island.
Arthur Reinhart loft for San Fran.
cisco on No. 4 yesterday.
- DR.. J.W. Pc ;ty aud r. P. Hamill,
OF Wells, are in town to-day.
Ths County Commissioners meet
next MONDAY. Put in your bills.
Mrs. Harriet Deecher Stowe passes
her time in cutting out paper dolls.
Al Parker and II ". Brown loft for
Tuscarora by private conveyance this
Afternoon.
~Koyser & Craighead have q new I'D.
in to-day. Read il and give tho boys
a sh, 70 OF your patronage.
Enroll Tsber arrived on No. l this
morning from San Francisco, whore
no has boon attending school.
A milIion>and a quarter Of gold wa,
exported yesterday and two millions
will go across the big pond to-day.
Shorif Henderson has paid e307.5O
into the county treasury for licenses
collected during tho month Of May.
Assessor Eggers returned Tuesday
afternoon from an oflcinl trip through
tho southern and eastern part Of tue
county.
Lew Engler arrived from Salt Lake
yesterday on his way to Tuscarora
Mr.. EnGler thinks tho old camp will
yot come out all right.
Tho Now York Exposition fyor,
over the Now York Central Railroad,
mado tho trip between Now York and
Chicago in twenty hours.
BsnKor Henderson and tho ShoriR
left for San Francisco on No. 4 " dny
to DO present Mt tho murrisge OF Miss
Boil, which takes plaoo at Tho Palace
Hotel, Tuesday.
The Appeal says il wss runorod In
Carson Monday night that Jewe,t
Adams had been appointed Suporiu.
tendcnt OF tho Mint and iIiroh Har.
ris, OF Douglas county, Melter ADD
Rotlnor.
Reno Journal:-Hon. Wm. Thomp.
son bns applied for 4 patent for a
hummer which will al q long.ielt
want. He says the invention 10 not
the result OF meditation; II onmo as
mn inspiration whiIc he vas in o stato
Of desperation caused by tho hammer
no vas using flying OF tho handle.
Johnny Abol, Who has just retired
from tho lrm Of Groom & Ab.l Of tho
Depot Hotel, has made many friends
eiuoo his connection with that popu.
lar hostelry by his courteous, accom-
modating manor who wish hin, suc.
cees wherever bis lipes mny 10 caet,
or IN whatever Uusiness he may
onter. Ho hae proved himself TO DO
tho fright man in tho right place" 10
tho ho,cl business.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

live to DO slaves;
You'll 6unish the gloom from their
deep narrow beds
AS you pass through GraSeyards with
uncovered heads.
Peace, peace to their ashes, their
memory shall last
AS bright 10 the future, as it shone
in tho past,
And nations unborn BY the stranger
when met
Shall boast OF the deeds Of our boys
IN blue yet.
Let us stand by their flag till wo
draw our last breath;
II e~nsnrouded their forms embraced
by cold death.
1t is loved and is teured by the no.
tons MAR,
A friend on::psace footing, q terror in
var,
1t is the Columbian flag, ding it's
folds TO tho breeze,
Let il float DER the land, let it wave
DER the seaa.
That flag shall DO guarded by true
and tried mon
Fro foes from without, aud foes
from within.
Lift It up! lift it up! TO Ruby's bold
crestl
Let it font from the cast to the far
distant we6ti
May e:ch son aud zach sire 70 its
colors DO true.
It ia tho flay OF the trea-man-ths
rod, white and blue.
Tho choir sang "Anerica" at tho
conclusion OF tho poem and the beue-
diction was then pronounced by Rev.
F.S. Witter 10 the absence OF Rev.
w. II. I. Houghton. This concluded
the services in the hall and the mem-
bers OF the Order tiled out aud formed
in procession followed by the school
children and people present.
Under tho leadership OF Marshal
Hibbets, tho procession marched to
the Office Of Russell & Bradley. wbero
the iiowers were distributed and from
thence to tho cemetery where. while
tho choir sang "Cover their Graves
with flowers" they placed beautiful
flowers on all tho graves in tho Dad
FELIX'S cemetery. The procession
then reformed and returned 70 town.
The exercises OF yesterday reflect
credit on all VINO took part in them
and cannot fail To- prove a lasting
benefit to Elko Lodge No. IS, I. o.
o. F. under whose auspices tho day
was properly observed by the people
OF Elko aud vicinity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
Nevada .t Inc Fall.

The following letter from Eersdr's
Commissioner at the Worlds Fair
was received ysstsl day. Believing il
10 DO Of interest to readers. we
take the liberty o: publishing l.:
-oPrIcE OF THE SEvApA-
STATE BOARD WORLDS FAIR Cox
A"fsfIoSERs.
CHICAGO, Ills, Mny q, 1923.
w. ". BoCuEg, ESQ,
ELHo. NErADA.
Dear Sir:--Your kind favor with
adVices of shipment Of Nevada pro.
duce duly received add po,ed. Am
dilatory 10 replying, owing to being
very much pressed for time, Conse-
quently my correspondence has TO-
cumulated to quite an extent. Macy
thanks for tho interest you have
taken in aiding Eevsds's exhibit,
which ! think will DO q mcst credit.
able one In overy respect. I ap cure
much good will como Of Jul energies
in showing to the world that we can,
by obtaining tho necessary funds,
make a grand State OF Nevada, ard
instead OF it's boipg worked out. it is
only in its infancy, und, when proper
ly developed, will prove IN "eyo opon-
or" to some OF tho States 10Y Soasting
OF their supremacy.
We will DO represented 10 three do.
partuents-Mining, Agricultural and
chronological. The latter will not
provo to bs OF much pecunisry benefit
bu. will aid the scientific world mo.
torially, aud undoubtedly bring our
"pre-historio" State into promi-
noncs.
Although late in getting hero, our
sfforts arc doubly appreciated and
most favorabIy commented upon.
Will etdsavcr TO bring our mining
aud agricultural facilities prominent
ly before tho public and will combine
the horticultural display with TINT Of
tbs agricultural, co al to make it most
conspicuous. Think it al excellent
plan 70 concentrate our display, as
many would not in oil probability SEQ
both il separated.
Would like the press OF Nevada to
keep 1t before the people, and have
all who can send something choice to
do SO. Whom my time is not 90 taken
up, I will ondeavor TO Hend soma
interesting letters TO the press.
Trusting this will and you we'll,
and with kind wtshes TO my Eiko
friends, I remain
Very Sincerely.
j. A. YEKIHoroK,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
U%ndIsputed Authority.

Tho Unitcd States Dlnponsatory
esys:-thnt "Unions are atimulaut,
didretio md expoctotant; they in.
cteuso tho appetite aud promote di-
gcstion." The juice made into sytup
- 10 DIR. Gunu'e Onion Syrup, hBs a
specific ac'ion on tho throat, lUnga
aud air passages, IL not only ov-eo
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consump-
ton, but iis stimulating effects,
strengthen and buitd up tho system
aiterward. As q tonic aud restorative
II hns no equal. We solicit n trial in
the most chronic and stubborn cases
Price 30 ospts. Sold by Il. ". Muller
dtuggiF'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
A Sure euro For Piles.

Itcming Piles aro known by moist
uro Iiko pcrspiraliou, causing intense,
itching when warm This form ne
vol no Blind, Bleeding or Producing
yield ut onco " DR.. 8osanko's PHO
Remedy, which ncts directly on rnris
Affected, nbaorbs tumors, nllaya itch.
Ing and cffcots II permanent euro, 30
cts. Druggiety or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Boeauko, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sold by J.. F. Muller, Druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

vul.!ht naS !:'.l
al = S.T'it t,Ir sir,
Il irj !.ani, :,us.
I!iS tic n;.:tss,. tH
per plr1ti1H wJI.i
k!a;itI Ia IJHs1 IN
III and II
agony fer nie To
nIihn 81 mcirns
tHoil .yt1H!s.
rcr. ThcY CANA
stiidcn!y. ut a"J
iirur T sc G.';ct
r!3.J, iA,.iaU ..tin
f,;-l,, pnirrl.l IA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
OF COURSE You Read

Tho testimonials published in this
pnper relating to Hoods Sntsnpnrilln
Thcy chow beyond Il doubt TINT
HOODS CURES.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII be naas as loH as lie consistent with
sssnd has,Io<s principles. Apply 81 the of
e fos LorHs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
"Eor Years.

5ays CARRIE Z. STocEwELt, Of CHESTER
Geld, II. H.. - wai afflicted via nn
extremely Severe p,In IL Ito LIVER rart u
tho Ghost. Tho t~rv!in; wGB ~ u n t",
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
School lSoport

j. A. YEKIHoroK,

Tho following 10 tho report OF tho
Huntington school for the month
ending May 6, 1893:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

ons copy. az months So
ra any period unicr siI Mouths. one dollar
- noRtb. rI!ahit III sdysEcS.
svss~d b. c~rTitr In Ello At As c. nts . week
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

Constipation mud Wll troubles with
no liver are cured 10y Hood Pills.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

For any period under six months, Yiry
Ssa,s p<r month.
Entarcd ~ the Eno. Nevada. Postoreo for
t-nsmission through iAs mails a. second
lsss nail matter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04

halt n dn:,. iss"ins "a srd:cn!r; w.. So
several t7!I nftcr. sac a"Do rrr>.
t-atoL nnt sorS. hn=an:!rGrs t:io atsaeS'
wcro almost. d1ii?. then ir%tI.Tcfueu. Aii:r
about four yard tt t!li Ei'F"r!rt, I w-s
taken down VIII .i!o't ;"nhI.l fever. e.t
when I brsaii - reCh~e:. I iii Trio v'crss
attack Of my old ;tn0'i, I c"ct r".rt!aaeci.
At tho Grst NJ the :crcT, ray mother $3.50
mo Ayot'a rl''. m: Goc'ir recommending
them ~ Gin. better i';an anything 10
could prtrs-c. eoa'irroi tailrs inH,n
l'tis. aGi ~ srcat vi, i:ic hc'tft ~tsri''i
that tufi"E nearly th;''y ycati I hh7c ~
t;t ci3 attack uf iry !;:ri;T ton II. wn.:!
yielded readily ~ Ito s 'rio t9rrGv.'
AYERS PILLS
rrparsdhy Dr.L. c. c.. I.avsi'. sAs,
Every Doeo Effeotivs
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
WEEKLY ISDEPBNDENT,

Published srsrY Sunday, and sent TO any Id-
Sr~s t~rastaSc ps.il. st he following iAisS.
payable in Advsnrs:
One ycAr.. 90
Sta roHiEb. 4 eU
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
WEEKLY
DAILY DENT.
AN PAPER,

z ,suKo EVERY DAT. sUTpAEs II.
y ssptsj.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-04
w. w. BOOKER,
RATES.

ENRON And PROPRIETOR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE srATr OF -rAnE.

SAN FRANC,sC0. Jan. l2.-The vegetable mar.
ket IS uu.l for cay varieties, which arrive
light. Potatoes 81 al Kinds are very stif AZ
quotations There was 3 heavy decline in re-
&C PTS owing 10 California pro1ucts. Receip :s
today were 5 2,l sacks. choice onions are arm
and active W IA receipts OF 4 % sacks Sweer
potatoes sold NJ to-day at $40 on the wharf.
Green peas are III l.sut supply. aud Los Angeles
tomatoes were lower a"f So was asparagus.
There is nothing new to report IN the market for
fresh fruits.
The poultry market Is in good condition and
prices are firm. A car load % Eastern stock IS
due tomorrow. California receipts are light,
but everything c.eS0s up well, particularly
bro!lcrs, witch ere scarce.
in the market for dairy produce, prices Of
fancy fresh butter a-e 80. ~; anything below
that is weak AMI dull. Esss ~ all kinds are
aru. owing % weather and i scarcity OF Eastern
STOCK Cheese rules steady.
Produce rcoeiQt~-Fl0ur. quarter sacks 5000:
wheat, ccptais. 20 q; oats, Wa,hiuc'ou. = 90
centas: corn, 90 Celta.s, beans, = VA "a A..
Washington beats, 2.c-v SACKS. potatoes, 400
SACKS.
a. go Ter ta-rei, baAers' extras s. 9s..4 % per
sarra.: suoerfue. 3-t1sc>lo.
Wacat-EvVoCt aGc uot inclined 81 the mo-
men. 10 Tay more iaaq SA--'a &. standard
wheat aud x would have 10 b. something al
trattlVe IN i.ut 4 IicA clst 'EDer ~ SIS. per
ceatL This = tie l1.; .ia.; AoWeyer, just
-.sw. mi ling patrc. are Sc NFI:h steaciaess st
81 re:.Ee oi So 40 per coa;A-
i4-.1r--f Fec, o.. p pr Car'a f0- dark coast.
>11>ti a. for 20 = Qga.;yi 80 &, :er C.o3ce;
trew;.s, ST. = Ter oeAia.' '-cYa.ieT, .5c
u.is--,.rpr.se. s.4YEt5o. ua:a-. SO
$50. fancy feel. So gool - choice feed,
s. s-t. o. S-'4; of grades, s go -. black.
iar seed; gray, $I.53L$o, rel, 3iI-1tI-J ger
cea:al.
GAIL BOARD
Following are TIE saos recorded 81 the
CA ree-t tu1sy. Nlcat-Nar,l tr-. REGULAR
session. NaY, 4,-o tons, ;L5 so toGs, s. Sd +,
le- c-u'ai
Harley Ee-G.s, session, May. I.oo1 :oas. ~ &c:
90 tons, g.; 40 teas, So; June ~ tons
s.. fer ctata*
A'tera'ou sess 5a-Waeat-Nay, 100 tens,
s ger c-:ta-
LsEtsy-Ao sales,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11
I PORT GARDINER ROUTE

TcvFRETT-sFATrLE ROUTE
II The new, fast and commodious steamer CITY
OF ARERnGEN carrying passengers and freight,
will leAv Me following schedule, daily. except
sunday comm encing Friday, Nov. IS, 1892: South
bound-Leave Everett. As a. m: leave Mukilteo
6l0am.: lv Edmonds q. IN; arrive Seattle, 10 10
n. m. leave Seattle 10: 80 .. m: arrive Tacoma
1890 p. IN. North bound-Leave acoma, $50 p
m arrive seattle, 2: 80 p. IN. leave Seattle $50
o m; leave Efmonds, 40 p m: leave Mukiiteo,
s. 80 p. m. arrive Everett. GAS p. m. sundays
Leave Everett n m Returning. leave Seattle
@:3J D. m. Lanings-Everett. Merchants Dock;
Seattle Baker & Cos Dock: Tacoma. y. r. Dock.
Agents-Merchauts Dock Co. Everett H. w.
BAKER & Co, Seattle: telephone 2l4. J. K. Harmon
Tacoma; telephone 458. T2Os. ;. TEW,
Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11
Jackson Day i'm Ohio.

CoLUNBUs, D. Jan. 9-The Jackson Cl:b. the
Leading Democratic organization III Central
ONO, celebrated Jackson day with a banquet
th.s evening. which was attended by prominent
Ineabe from al parts OF the state, TIE zaeak-
ers were senator Price and Hon. IL ". J. Hall,
Of Georgia.
Letters o: regret were received from Pres!-
deat-elect Cleveland. Vice Pres!deat-e!sct s;ev-
easou and many others.
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