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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
All Free.

Those who have used Dr. Kings New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity 10 try it free. Call on the advertised drug g,st and get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and address to Ii. E. Bucklen k Co, Chicago, and get sample box ol Dr. Kings New Lie Pl!ls. free, as ~es AS copy of Guide to Health and House hold Instructor, free. All of winch guaranteed to do you good and cost ,ou noihlng. Tomb,tone and Bi .bee dru < ore,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

The popularity Of Chamberisin's Cough Remedy and the high esteem in which it is held leads us to believe it to be an article of great worth and merit. We have the pleasure Of giv- ing the experience of three prominent citizens o. Rsd0ndo Beach, Cal, in the use of the remedy. Mir. A. ". Trudel, says: Il have always received prompt relief when used Chamber lain's Cough Remedy" Mir. James Orchard says: "I am satisfed that Chamterlain's Cough Remedy cured my cold" Mir. J. NJ. Hatcher says: "For three years I have used Cham berlsin's Cough E-m.a, in my family and it's resnl,s have al.sys been sstis- factory" For sale hy drugsis+.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Morg Hed,p-ih wa. ia from the South Pa...trike today. He reports the pro- pects all looking exceeding we'll in fac, beyond the expectations of their owners and each are hard st work with . vim. In the H-lmes mine the prospects and ore revealed is in- dssd fattering while the original ind ,s making . record. Two claims are bsing sunk by Messrs Hedspeih, Kslso Morri,on and G.llen and each are about 10 feet in depth with sncouras- ing prospects.
 Miners continue to arrive and in time smother camp here will sprins up
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

The funeral ei MT. J. Fisbsr took place today from the Methodist church. Rrv. Rober's performed the last cad ritss in most impressive and solemn manner, and the funeral cortess fol- lowed the last mortal remsins of the decessed 10 the cemetery, and thus ends the chapter oi . long, useful life well spent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
h Oldea TIAes.

People overlooked the importance oi
 permanently beneficial effects and
 were satisfied with:: traneient action ; but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently overcome hsbitual constipation, we'll informed people will not buy other lax ssives, which sct for time, but finally ipjurs the system. J
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Prescott has lost Ter hold upon the Hassayamper ways. The last two-oit saloon has closed and the m odern scale oi prices rsw obtains at all the places where wet goods are dispensed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

The Yuma Indiana have buried large quantities of ~atermelons in the sand % ss to have plenty of them during the winter. They keep mslons sound in that way for over six nionths.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
BUCKLIN's ARNICA SALvE.

The best .alve in the world for cuts bruises, sores. ulcers. sal, rheum, fever sores, teiter. chapped hands, chilblains, corn., and all skin erup,ions ard pos lively cures Piles, or no payment requir- ed it is guaranteed to give peefect satis faction CT money refunded. Price 50 cents per box. For sale at Tombsion Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Dr. J. w. Farrington Dentist of Bis bee is in the city and will remain . few days 10 attend to any who may require his services. His office is at the Arlington Hotel, Room 6, 3t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Ex-Sheriff J. K. Murphy of Mari copa county was knocked senssless She other day in . saloon st Phsnix with s-pistsl in the hands Of . man with whom he was quarrelinR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Ar,icles of incorporation of the Santa Maria Gold Mining company, capital stock $I ,OO0, 900. and of the General Development company, capital stock $l ,25O, 900, have been filed in Maricopa
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

FoR SALE-Cheap for cash-Horse and buggy; horse gentle and can be rode horseback by 6 lady or gentle man. All in good condition. Call at thic office. feb3-tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Men's Black Diagonal worsted suits neat and hobby only SIS worth SPA at Bsrrow's. ,2l,f
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

And still the rush continues to Pearceville both from Tombstone and Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Rev. Roberts left this aiterpooa for Benson and Wilcox, where he will hold services tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
The U. s. Govt Reports show Royal Baking Powder sSnerioP to sU others

Now is the time to buy fresh flower seeds, just received ct the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
COCAUNOTES, Silver is quoted at 67t

Mir. F. T. Okle, prominent Pres- cott merchant is visitor to Tomb stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

ally excep, Sunday. Pacific time.
 l. T. FREv. General Manager. A. NAUGLE. L. H. ALBRIGHT, Assistant General Manager. Train Master.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

body is anxiously awaiting the return of the gipsy chief who is to tell them the exact spot where the millions shall bs found.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09

Sun Set. Limitsf. Feast bound. Mondays and hsrsi.ys s.ls. Benson. Sun Set, Limited, west bound. Wednesdays and aasurdAys, ( o5, Benson
  NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R, R.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-02-09
MARrcoPA & PHOENIX R R.

G. H HoSSHEL-. Gen. Sup,.
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Prices Paid "a Farmers for Country
Rw.Ad mrr.

TIE sarcwf-r ar2tafsrns are TIRE prices
rasa % farmers Ard pEet -srs by Seattle
business houses for articles rame1. ne
sosas - - delivered n seattle:
g1~$-<.Nosre =ew. 4NEsr
Nae-tIa eaAf lsa3ss~-S1s59 %
CsrAia-K~sEes saEFssl a& Is 81. t.a-lev. S4S
"a - se~ sea Y 1szt Estckec feed sIs4lA
Pa. zes->s& ga
HIDES pelts ar4 w-E~avy sailed
s.~e~x avsr - tSs~ @assac; Essdszga. - -.
- Axht ansssF - les- 8 ger =. heavy
eaNs. Sc aEar- Sc. stated &2as. Csc. AID
caEs -eY n * green hsto< as less than
sSltsss ary N3Sts pe- =. Sc. cats -
a nsEe eza- &Gsgt leasst 5Ty elss. nFr p. Nc.
cyx der sA1ns. sumner. PEP n 4Ss1se
geaEss "a srtar les LScc sH< Ard thsa u ia ~
sklss- <Ne~p pets l@GS ~ so. ~s@. s4orr
" So Isc $780, x essggE u zSa41Ets1. 80
- - tales. EssS-c
fxw ssn.ek-esr.ss~@ Ae~e cssef~ cg,-~%
80: steers. ..49-.c; csosSs sse~1. ..e,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BreadstnTs ana Grains

liverpool Oct a-whes:-c-Tose: SPOT
strong: demand. moderate. No. red
spring, SIS I'D: No l hard Manitoba. r.:
No. / California, Is 81, Futures opened
quiet with near ard distant positions "a
higher, closed. nervous, wish near aud dis
tant positions -. Sia1 higher. business
about equally distributed: Octosaar. IS
I'D: November. SIS I'D. December, SIS MD:
January February ana Msreh. s. lid.
C0rn-Spot, firm. American mixed new.
% s1-d. Futures opened firm. with near ard
distant poN lions ~ higher closed. s.sady
with near positions I'D higher. and d.
tart positions S1sd higher. business about
equally 1istra 11taA: O-tohsr ard %everr-
Der, IS s.: December. IS ssz.a; January. u
ez.a: March. Be- 5Ssd.
FTour--F'irn. 1snl9ns ulo1ersts: ST.
Louis. fancy winter. Sc d.
Financial.
Ionfon. oct- E-siver. ~ i-is.- Con-
sols. is.
View York. Oct is-The Evening
POSTS Loasou fnanSai csSiegrsn m
savs: Tire stock markets we-e aul
ali day with a heavy drop IN spanish
securities, ard also in MINES. TIE foae e
TIE cloas was better al ar0anH on fsN re-
ports 81 regard . Tie gold uarsss. Amsrf-
cans we're steady. AMI cs9ssd good ia tas
street
Tne Paris hov-se was "a. on the szEi IA
Spanish stocks, but the close was oester.
Ts.o Berlin market was ally.
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The Produce Exchange

Sar Fra rc.Sco. Oct fa.-L pom continued
strong news from other parts OF the
world he local wheat market recovered
al me opening this morning from the set
back a. Saturdays close, and wheat went
81 sis Nav op,lon opened a. s. 49, Ter
Genial ard rose to us but toward the
close OF the call there was decline 20
& "a r,seeyn Der opened at S5s. and all
saiex were a. that price The total trans-
actions 81 both options az this session
were IoS 80 cenfais. Net vi ~5tStarGing The
marked advance over the highest prices
% last SATURDAY. amounting - sac per
Genital FOR May AMI ~ for December. there
was iess excitement among dealers. Tor
thev seemed 70 have become accustomed
% The rf<~ ard took K more st0li6ly than
before. Tie activity OF the market eas
Al Ia.ls there was a setback n prices
a. the openins. oas the srsa-Sel 0ad
81 a. si.5s rose 20 tt-g4sS. destined % = s9's
ana closed a. s. .sss.. May enenef ~ e s$is.
rebounsed 70 N-57's arl 800 =, 8 5es
Is ba, failed TO get back 70 the highest
points II the morning December opened
~ q 50 declined 20 s. "a recovered TO
& ssi- rose 70 g-s77s. drcpret TO .f.s&4~ and
e o~s@c A. r. STas SpE, wheat &zas strongly
held. and ,or the tfrae Being may be gUot-
Prices were steady thss afternoon. but
tess BUSINESS was done among tire s2eca-
isto~s AT TIE o'elcck session De7er Der
was quoted q, sI.ESsz and May az S-5J.
Breadssun.. Grains. Etc.
60. 81 @ssS, superfine. - 20 %
v-hes .-ssal pslrx gheat. s14s sor No
and sl.4zss fer ehrfee na.Ldag. 49, -.
Bsrley-Fss si.. AR , - sod sFsS-7a'''
Cats-W1tsr s. a.ssi- n. ala-k. Ger t@s6.
sscslsi =: back. sor seed. D. ID; RED.
for SD. ss~ceFsl.os Per oentGL.
.o-sax-. Fam r.ua-r~r sssEkS So. % Or
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YER hars ..... ga DrafsAS4s
K Col $1,000. 81 Telegraph
Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. Oct. is-Ths stock market
movement today, though moderate IN vol
Ine IVA, was in.erest.ng. owing 70 a variety
money and the practical withdrawal OF
the banks from the market Tor mercantile
paper vas offset by sensational advance
in wheat. and decided strength IN corn
and other food products. The domestic mar
ket followed a rise Of wheat in Liverpool
OF cents a bushel. and an advance OF IA
cents in the Dece uaosr option. Further
more. q decided gain in outbound ship
tnents was reported. and conceded with
the advance in money 20 an extreme or
per cent. on call, forcing exchange rates
10 lower basis Actual sterling fell u,
aud posted quotations were shaded y, 10
81. sai2Gg4sI Demand Is Light IN the face
OF free offerings OF commercial accept
ances. The ma jority OF the call money
transactions were made at I4s per cent.
Some tine loans were made al Il per cent
20 ninety days. but offerings o. funds are
light
For the arst time in many months bids
were made for stocks a. buyers option.
sixty days" This manner OF trade Is ex-
pected TO be q feature in the next ninety
days, as both parties 20 the contract OF
this character can protect themselves by
deposits IN trust company against the
transaction Firmness in stocks al the
opening soon developed into positive
strength, although the distribution OF the
trading was very Indifferent. The railway
stocks were unusually prominent. the i'm
mediate heavy movement OF grain and 9TH
=
able traffic returns The improve
ment became more pronounced as the day
progressed. and the closing was strong at
the top figures. Among the more import
ant gains were 81 IN Sugar. and 70 In
Burlington
Government bonds were strong, and
fractionally higher on dealings OF s26. 900.
Silver certificates. rose Z per cent. 10
g., the transactions being 81. 900.
s. L. s. & K. hrsts, all assessments paid.
sSass.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, stringent. az e01o per
cent; last loan, s per cent. closed. eIT
per cent: prime mercantile paper. nomin-
ally 7is4sa per cent. Sterling exchange.
weak. with actual business Ia bankers
bills ct 81 Sh lf4Si4 for demand, and
81 sps "a s1@. for sixty days. posted rates,
81 s1isGr4. s2i4 and sfs+as4E; commercial
bills. t4.7s. Silver certificates, So. sSS. Bars.
SSAsc
Toaay's statement Of the condition Of
the treasury shows: Available cash bat
ance, szs7 90. -: god reserve. ST. 80. IL
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s 3D. : Per ton. s'@sls; outside brands. !,
:, Hay-whea,. sau; whea, and cas,
S. barley. best. sssss: alfalfa, sasosFs p:
s1.1,Lat arst cutting. s4ss5; clover. sesfs:
soex ssa<ss. =: compressed wheat, 50
Potzsce-EarIy Rose. Szssas: coranaoa
s-sfas Blroanks. S.gsssc: fancy 10. -
-, i-ye- Baroaaks. 2S5Ssc; sweet pota-
Neseta bSes-TeElow onions STsa-: pickle
Ss..- - BAY tomatoes. fe4esc; cucura-
$50 $50. ,-s9lSec; summer squash. sSEssac per
ga z~ss: Alameda green corn. per
crate, iScs7Sf: Berkeley DO saSSac: green
akegeEs -5sc; green okra, sassssc: dried
9SFa- l-'sG lac: Lima sean- per box. -
pound.
Fru.ts-Faney apples. ass: common
% rriess ts<fs: raspesrr.es, s4<9s: aucksener-
-. s1l9c Per =: e-anoe-rses. s7fSS per
$50. ags. black. sesT7sc: black grapes.
- e ss Ger BOX; Maseaf DO. 1904: T'okay
w .-s,rIasions. Ssslo per 10; cantaloGpcs.
sseeqsA-s per crate; nGsr1egx SSs3ssAc per
go noS: cao,cs peaches. si5i-es. con- non
Bar1ietts. sIs.s7i *. porne grsastes, sfeF7s,
- cog ounces. TscSlSi: Mexican lines.
49, california lemons. SO, 3. good 70
nanas, slSre per bunch; psneapples, s.. 50a3
Pc dozen: Persian dates. 5G5Si=o per
BuSter-Fancy creamery. sslssc. second.
&c. = CSC. fancy dairy, s5c: second d.
Asg5S' picked. I5TI7e: frkin. fs9isc
.1Hsese-Fancy rild new. sfSiac. Young
america. -. Eastern. f2I1sc.
EsSs-Ssore. common Asa Sc per Dozen;
&C. sesect. s-GSsc; ranch eggs. a<9sSc;
oo. seseet, AssS-c. Eastern. lsg22c: duck
esss, IG22c.
PoalI-T-L.ve turkey Sohblers. IaGl4c:
Ae'4S, I-4slic; young turkeys. l5ggf1c, roos-
teTs oId. 81 per DOZEN: do young G59xa
So: oroilers, small. g. .8l2 20, do large s. %
go; flyers. s2.zsatS.45. hens 81 5ss24 -:
DUCKS, Old, 81; do young. Kat: geese SI9
Ia Per pair: goslIngs. 81 .5oaIl. 3. pigeons.
ois. sGl.-5. do young. E.5os4l. Is: hare &c
gu; gray geese. s2M256; rabbits lis per
dozen. white geese. 81 ner pair.
Closing Quotations.
Wheas-Closed. easy. December. D. Hs4:
Bariey-Easy: May. S7sc: December.
Corr-Large yellow, enTsLc
California Rran-Sl3 s4Yl4 per ton.
Wool.
Wool-rau: Choice mountain e7siSc.
poor mountain. 4I5c: San Joaquin Pains.
S4sc; do. footh4iI. 5@Ssac. Northern fall.
4T1sc.
Financial.
silver 0afD ..... ga prafs@S4Ehs .PAr
Mex Col 81 Telegraph =. 90.
Mlnfnn Sfneku
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ssan. Burlington i4sa, Chicago Gas Trust
receipts 20. Louisville 6 Nashville -.
Manhattan Asea. Rock Island sIaa. Read
ing L. 90. s. Paul 9s.l0. Silver cersi.s-
cafes =. ne
Visible supply of Grains.
TIE visible supply os gran "a surisy. oc-
toSe- L, as compiled by tas $ew Ycrk Pro-
os-ce ExcnAage Is as follows: Wheat
= ssss ao bushels. Increase -ss* gse; ecrn r.
lIS.ss bushels, Increase s.@g.sse bushels;
eats $4,000 bushes. Increase Ss@,ese; rye
s,ssS1sa bushels. Increase SiS.sso. barley
3.4ll.oo bushels. Increase ssl.e*a.
Flour.
Fsour--R.ce.pss isana barrels, exports
aSeher. VIII wasAs. SaeeAlnS business
winter patents. s. ssss4sa. wsntsr straits.
SsA.S; MI11eScta patents. Ss@ssisS. win
eStras S>ssss; ,,1ansSe.S esSs<s'
SszsS.Is ~; winter low CRATES. S~.afsss-tse.
wheat.
d. wh.a,-Rsscesp-s lsao goo aush@ls: exports
aes0 bushels. SPOT market Irregular. No.
hard. SIC. T. Z, =. sFoaz. Orssons opened
Wild Al sc advance. rising on exceedingly
strong E-1<ilsa cables. foreign aGylng and
heavy local demand: loss hsalf ~ ire ad-
vance under RAILING Sa4as. ard closed
Nervous "a @sH@7sc ret advance. Ne
red. MAY. closed. sZssc. October, S.sc'
DecsEnae stSsc.
Hops-FT-m
woof-Q-aies
Metals.
Pig I-on-Cuses and steady: Southern.
80. &47fs: Northern. SO. ss1fI23.
Lea3-Steady: brokers. $50. exeAang~
- 7e93e *
Tln-Eas!er: Straits. sisssGts; plsieA
steady.
Srelter-Cut~t: domestic. So A6fSA
Copp.r-Steady. brokers. sla.gS: ex-
change. xS.5a5laM
Coffee.
CoSe~--Cptsons closed steady, 20 10
points net decline October. sac 500 %;
December, s. 7sc9 ~ SPOT coffee-Rla.
mad. steady: Cortioya, lSalIc-
sugar.
Suyar-Raw. steady: refined. ouis< and
steady.
PetrOIeum.
Petroiesm-Quie;: United. closed. VIA
bid
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MARINE MEMS.

Po-. TOWNSEND. Oct i9.--Sp~ctal. --Ar-iv-
es-Br biz Cree1rnors. from Nasasakt. Ja-
pan. for PORT BiaEeIey 70 soa5 lumber.
Tatoo<h Oct 81 p. rn--Bar0r1ster.
o. o. cloudy. w!r6 Esssrg beast. twelve rTfles
Yrwara-'rar Paonssr. = n Osgteard--
Schooner 20 .. IN. Bark 81 tow u tgg
Tacoma. SIS ?. "a.
Nsan Eay. oct la p. rn---<-t0sdy. l.zht
essx xffgl. Tug Saa Lon IN hey.
CxafLarn pay, Oct Is ?. m.-T@avv
rain. nxae east wlrs1 Tug Eig1sanS "a
bar
Po-- Angeles. Oct a. p. Es--Baror1e-
,sr. 80. csyassy. dense fog. wind east,
three Ess3es-
Txo,FsIar~,. Oct fs.-Spact2i Arrived :
s,srsef from san Francisco, To lead az
Cos nogsass~
Sar,slnso. T. g. o.. fa-S5pecs al-A9-
I'VE s--.ss s4zasht5 Peer JeSserI neg.A rSxsrs
49, essrx r. q CUersey. forty-@tz5sf es@ys
tim SHANGHAI. coal for San Francisco.
EalAss-Caly 81 Everett. ,!ssosSa. dry dock
repairs
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PORT oRCaa W NJ go rSifsH WASH

STEAMER MARY =. PERrrY
Y-sveS Csashrafth dock. foot c' Washing
ton street fer South Resc1. Sylvan Grove.
pt White RrereTtoa. United Sfa.ss Dry
Deck Chsr}esgoa. sidney. Twacyson. Chi
co. S've-yisIe az 800 o 1T: Saturday, 9,ta
n n: Sunday ?. n. re turning, Aea YES
Ssiverdais at s.45 s. IT. Telsraeae. Red
go
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.


STEAMER UTOPIA
I>eves Tacoma. L noon, Seattle. fe,ser
90 pors Townsend Aaaeortss. Fasrasven.
New vhasccru. Baalue ani Friday Har-
her ara Vancouver arriving Vancouver &
. M following say.
rare &c Rialre. -; fare - Vancouver.
s. Fer furtAer information Apply 10 Yes
,4~ wharf
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tn. cara IN sree. June !. issA

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND wHAT~OM
ROUTE
Stat. o. washington leaves Seattle daily
exrsns Saturday. a, ~ q n.
SRA T~rI Il ~ r.r FIT AND IA cox
NrP ROUTE.
rasrhsven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday ~ n N
Tef@oNs~e Man ~ TEs'rr deck.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS- GARLAND AND EvASGEY,.
Seattle ard ToNnssnd-Neah Ray rou.A
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Nor
days. Wednesdays and Fridays a, =. "a.
for Port Townsend Port Williams Dau-
Reness, Port Angeles, Port Crescent Gertys-
burg, Pys1s. claIiam Bay and Neah Bay.
returning. arrives az SEATTLE n m on
opposite days Steamer Evangsl saves
Yesser dock FOR Port Townsend Port An
Essss and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays 8. $50 .. m. arrives Seattle
astsrnat e DAYS 30 2. m
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM.
sHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
eTEAMSHrP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria p q
s.c6arnsLv II. Tacoma lrieIAr1 4 fsan
;a.I5amsLy y. Seattle s2iAri zdssa-n
..5IprasLvl 12iPt. Townsend 81 Arm zen
4:5eDmsAri1i0 Victoria MILyl .5Doru
sDaiiv except Monday.
This steamer furnishes firss-csAss accom-
mo9attons. CARVING both freight ana paa-
Seattle
For rates. etc. inquire Of
O. p TFnD>rvYr
Tesier wharf Seattle
T. A. NADrAU.
General Aren't N p Has,way
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
{vur Yourd trips daily. except Sunday
y enc hour and swenty-dve minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
. Sesusr daily trips. seattls-Tacoma
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 1
TIME CARD.
Saxe fare. 5Ac: rouri trip. &c.
leavs seatue-I.G. li:is q. IT,: s:1. SD
Leave Tacoma-s.sa a. m: Il. 4:so.sp. m
SUNDAYS,
Lesve seastie-7 a. m: is m: sp: m.
resse Tsrofns-s:ga a. ~. = 30. I.sa ?, N
.Landing r, Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
ssr street. Seattle
vsasaays. steamers FLYER ana state Of
"ssainxton. fare Scc-
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
ne Eagn nc ent steamers C:rsa dsia- city
raee.a ard wana Walls ply between
agssstna eai Victoria. Il. c. as follows;
Aa Fra5e,sco. san Francis:so. : n.
o..ss.r i = :. - - os r. = :, L.
s.s,.sSer ;. $. IA ls, q, IS December L
ssr Seattle. a n Oetcoer 4. 2. - Is. =.
- =. H. November y. y ~. -
asssaaoer s - Is e. -. December !
. g 10
Es~ magnificent steamer city - Topeka
s*,ss seattle as \. n. for AlssKs oc,
New T. - Dec. - "a due back
!, Seattle >ayenacT =. December 20 Is.
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LEGAL 8OTICH

- rHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
.fe os Washington. for the Counfy or
Sree-D. e Brewer. plaintiff. va. Louis
& sn.:a: = s. = Isr,. Of re last M
eMset: Marion Johnson. Charles r.
Iso0sor. John x. Johnson. Anthony
jsnnsrn- Thomas 81 Joansea. James r.
tssasen; Asry Joaason SMITH enf Los;s
SSerrIs ard DAVID s. korrfs. tefsndarta
"a go. Summons fer publication
- Srz.e % Washington TO the aid
Tesruas n Johnson defendant:
rsn are hereby summoned to appear
~ttssn sixty days after the cate OF the
- nub,.ca.soa OF this summons. to-wlt.
SssrEn sixty days after the 18th day OF
ss.enber. 1856. ard defend the above
S.ssss,.sd acton Ia sise aboye-enfi.ie. court.
- answer tns COMPLAINT OF the p.ainssY.
~ serve COPY OF your answer upon the
ss6errsxsed attorneys for plaintiff. a.
sSesr Office below stated: and In case OF
ss.uy failure % 20 CO. judgment VIII b
EEssered axas1s. you ACCORDING to The
S~Snd q the COMPLAINT. which has been
Esd VIII the clerk OF mid court
IA ob}ec, o. the above-en.It.ec action
I. "a forecioxe . mortgage upon tho fol-
s.Sn4 -1escrsaes real estate In K.nx coun-
e washington to-wif: The west half
- xha southwest quarter OF the northeast
Susrrsr Of section number thsrry-sour. In
G~ns6.r number twenty north Of range
Sr1oef sx east Of the Willamette ns@-s3-
- containing twenty acres. more or less.
11ica said msrtEs-e vas executed by
s.rNs Johnson and his wife. Marion john
- o. TIE 2l=t day Of April isso. 20 Sc
surs tie payment OF FIVE hundred dol.Ars
- uaon note OF even date with sid
er.xare. executed BY said James John
- Ara Marion JehEson "a the Mason
Ssrrxage Loan Company. due four years
49, szte The psa.nsin asks sha. what
Srer e!sfst. fif.e. interest. lien or equity
~ redensofion The defendant. Thomas NJ
Seknscr. who IS a son ard hefr-as-fzw Of
- e1ss James Johnson. TOW deceased,
~ xarier Johnson. has Ia or TO said
@nrf9xzed premises the same may be
nsred and .orscsosed-
REED n MEADE,
Astorcers Ger plaintiff. Office and post
efsce address,: Rooms as. fis and 81.
fsan,her OF Commerce Building, Ia
son,A, Pierce County. Washington.
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