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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
+ VILLTHEY DO?
!, THAT is ASKED ALL ov-
En- THE STATE.


1 TEX, April 20,-tspeoial.)--The
|andard advocates, so-called
honey Democrats are gather
&ht for the conference tomor-
tbat will they do?" is the ques-
n often asked and not yet an
kxpected that only the extre-
Inc faction viii be In ntten-
hi have things their own way.
has been brought to bear on
Il Hardy and II Is intimated
|corslcan is now ready for war.
|he surprises Ii that Jonathan
laying conservative and abides
In Of their Galveston decision
1.-The contest In the party. The
little amusing. but there are
BIO desire to congratulate the
Hall chairman on his ability to
Iii the whirr OF n political cy-
,m a delusive April zephyr,
Il sentiment and possible In
OF the reckless majority OF
|ority may be indicated In a
|of the Hon. George Clark
to a free silver Democratic
|"We both claim to be Demo-
u yet for eight years we have
opposite sides of every Inn
Question. and emphatic and
our differences. While they
host emphatically they cannot
With free silver Democracy,
ley feel comfortable In the prl-
ks OF Moklnley's army carry
Iers with such Inscriptions as
liver coinage" Protection
bounty" Tin plate and stand
|ecognlze the fact that they are
|inorlty. hence their opposition
thing the majority do. hence
Eanlzatlon, their meeting hour
h their many other Indications
hing bolt.
Ter they VIII support the Re-
ticket as a return for favors
POST, vote for the Populists 10
|eteat Culberson and the state
II flock by themselves, cannot
|forctold. But the die VIII be
|he opera house In this city to-
with chances largely In favor
1 for a Sound money Demo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

The committee on irrigation Of arid
lands to-day authorized a favorable
report on bill amendatory Of the
Curry act. The amendments provide
that where the greater part OF legal
subdivision Is desert in character. the
whole shall be so considered. In order
10 be entitled 10 desert lands, the states
and territories must cause TO be irri-
gated and occupied. not less than 20
acres In each 100. Such tracts must be
cultivated by actual settlers within ten
years from the date OF sesresatlon,,;
Desert lands are defined as such us VIII
not produce the ordinary agricultural
crops without artificial irrigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
SUED FOR RECEIVER
DECISION RENDERED IN NOVEL
SUIT.
The Court Appoints a Receiver for
the Gienwood Cemetery at Hous-
ton-rropcrty was Neglected

ryouaton. Tex. April 20 (spccial)-
rhomas Tlnsley, the rich New Yorker
vino succeeded IN securing control OF
GIonwood cemetery once the most
beautifnl burying ground IN the SOUTH
moi only ceased al lcarc OF the prop
ertv. Tor which lot uwnefa we're taxed,
hut attempted other Ehoullsh outrages
~ ire Noodle f'orbearanpe ctasint.
The III owndrE aued IN the clvil court
not only ceased all care Of lnh plop.
an,inent counsel on both sides the
cnse was taken under Adjustment. ana
to-day Jndge sam II. Bfaahnar an
nonnced that he would appoint a re-
re,xtr. This IA the first case o. the
hlnd re precedent being pnHed on
M apnolntnlent OF receivers for water
works plants where thes accept pun
lie trust and then ignore IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
WAIT FOR REPUBLrcAss.
Senatorial Democratic Caucus Holds
rruftlezs Meetings.

Washington, April 20.--The senate
adjourned early To-day In order TO per-
nit the Democratic senators TO hold n
caucus The caucus was called upon
the superstition by the slgners OF the
call that II would bo competent for the
caucus to decide upon an order of buai-
ness before the final adjournment OF
congress. The meeting did not result
in such determination. II was even dis
covered that the recognized leaders on
the Democratic side were OF the opin-
ion that propriety and expediency de-
manded that the Democrats should de-
eide upon no course until the Republic
cans should announce their program.
Another conference win be held after
the Republicans make their announce
ment-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

: Greeted by Many OF HIS
Friends ana Admirers.

Is Greeted by Many OF HIS
Friends ana Admirers.
Tex, April 2O.-(Speoiai.)--
n Charles A. Culberson was in
today en- route TO Greenyille,
iomorrow he viii fire the FIRST
rs campaign. In the short walk
law Office OF his former part
lionel John Bookhout. to tho
A Hotel, he was frequently
fdially greeted 10y personal
and political admirers, and
|times made to form the center
pup who insisted on mixing a
4iticH with their remarks on
progress. and congratulations
apparent good health.
governor was in jolly mood,
response to a remark about the
poney state conference tomor-
expect they VIII have a good
Pee. | am for sound money, but
way | am a philosopher OF
{ushell Baptist order, and be-
frything will come all right, but
ny brother hardshells, / don't
me responsibility on the Lord,
always ready TO do my fun
me work" How things would
~ right the governor didn't
Pelher the dissatisfied element
nally conclude there is wisdom
PnueH and silver equal with
|ula be sound enough for them,
|,ner they would turn to the
lL the great father OF gold
[ilsm-the g o. p.
[nocrat standing near suggested
fny OF the leaders OF the rcso-
"a long desired TO belong TO the
4 81 the two great national
he hepubllcan-and are now
,maheuverlng for a pretext to
|un sherman and Tom Reeds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
wnnE swons IN.
!" Dallas city Counciimcn and
Officers.


A Tex, April 20.-(Speclni)-
s'uncll met at 1880 10 Install
~ elected members and to
nlso the elected officers,
unnil chamber was profueely
~ nth flowers and everRreens.
sr Niles. white roses and
Snniematlc of the purity.
NJ roses indicative OF the zeal
10y mthers in well-doing. and
~ We're blue hyacinths of
INV ndelity. The mayors desk
auuIully decorated and Chief
uesk had been freely supplied
a'ss' selections while huge
snu arches and horseehoea or
i lue desks OF the incoming
II, VINO We're d. n. Grove. from
I, ~ ward. succeeding Patrick
his,neo. Be,larz, A. a jackson.
sa,eh. Kirk. Hail: Il. II. Adams,
ASaynu was Reelected.
.,oo ai.slns was elected mayor pro
S"hS votes to 4 for II. 8.
n vunoasides was elected chair
wv We water commission with
|pa,lsaa Back his associates.
Iec,Hs board Hall and Jackson
~" 20 serve with the mayor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
SEVERAL NEW CANDIDATES.
For Delegate mt Large Before Mas
snchusetts Convention.

Boston, Mass. April 2O.-The prepara-
lions for the Democratic state conven-
ton, which viii be held here tomorrow,
have been practically completed. Hon.
John. X. Thayer OF Worcester will be
permanent chairman. The withdrawal
brought out several candidates. among
whom are James Donovan. chairman OF
the Democratic city committee; James
d. Morgan and John w. conaughton.
It IL thought the fight viii be bet~een
Donovan ana Morgan and that Co,.au-
ghton. who ia n personal friend OF Dom
ovan. will be induced to withdraw.
II seems to be the impression that the
convention viii indorse the presidential
candidacy of Ex-Governor VIM. ID. Rus
sell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

san Fnincisco, Apflf q. The arrival
Of Mrs. BDoth-Tuokcr AZ Los AneeleE.
the beginning OF her tour, was married
with great cnthuAiaAm. The procession
was a notable orf. The nail where hhe
,,,,ise was crowded. Sunday she talked
fsgfre 10 large audiencfa Snr VIII SO
tn,uiuh the coast states before return
ing East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
NATIONAL CAPITAL VIEW.

washington. April it.--(stan corre-
npondence Chicago 1imes-Harald)-G
anxiety is felt in administration circies
concerning the outcome OF tna struggle
for control OF the democratic National con
ventlon. Thsre "a a fear that the ffce
SILVER men viii succeed in eiectlnx q ms
Jority OF the Delegates. The result IN
Oregon few days ago was the nfst dis
appointment. and NOW II seems clear Ala
bamA has been carrlod BY the friends OF
the white metal. Icx-congreasInan Clarke
OF Mobile put up yailant nght for sound
money IN that stnte. aided by Oovernor
oatos. aad n thsy had BEEN properly sup
ported from without Tile State they might
Nakllswn rou zoe this ire. carnage men
mad hten supplied With funps. and tue
.cadea q No SQUAD money cainpAien
ls.t - raise for them tho mrdcnt tum OF
tltiy4. Though there arc " potn o. sDehg
eititu sound inon7y committees composed
contributions luafa BY them 10 tho causn
ia Alatafaa WAS f5QQ. Tbs frcp silver
inanaetrs aeina;ly hh1 more meney ,hsn ,
carried Tor sound money the result ~ tho
celfpaign for control OF the Chicago con-
ysaflpn wcnid no longer be In douDi. The
aEri would DO oyer.
rs II IA. the fight is close one, and
TIRE result freuihics IN tho balance. IN al
prsbahllity II viii DO decided ~ the State
cf Iillnols Tho reports fseaiyed ~ tho
Standardization iFnnaE~rs arc not urcour'
sKinE. I'm, democrats Of Chicago were
known 10 ~ ~ r'4ht ihers would b no
further dostd |1tirr stats Will turn up
On the Bi.t u e+l.id money, IL ~ an odd
clrcumnfanas thai the great commercial
|cif, on chlcn 10 should efrfuaily be The ar
bier ~ tho fate Of tho democratic party At
"A crisis IN its career. but such IL The fact
Every Ons kOowa that free silver no more
rcpsuaents the sentiments o. The dcp,o-
efafn Of Chicago ihsn anarchy. doce, ard
,et there 10 seqi danger that the vote of
Illinois INTO tAe frsr silyss column, aA.1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

Nashville, Tenn. April 2o--To-day in
Clarksvllle the eRpublican convention
of the Sixth congressional district Sc
lected ii. w. Chatham Of Robertson
county and j. Il. Bostey. colored, Of
Davidson county. district delegates.
The delegates are not instructed. Dele
gates from three counties withdrew.
and VIII hold another convention here
Wednesday. II. W. Boyd. colored.
Clarlssvilla, was nominated for con-
gress by reclamation. The convention
gates,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
coNannss or ILnLIaIoN.
First Session Was fIeia In wnrhing-
ron Yesterday

washington. u. C.. April 20.--'fhe
nret session OF the First National
Congress- on RELIGIOUS Edticatloh was
held In The New York avenue Preaby
ffrlan church today George John
Eaton. cx-commiarioner 81 educetion
and president OF thu American Society
OF Religious Educntioni presided. The
Educated and National Prosperity,
the speakere being Rev w II. MIL
burn. the blind chaplain ~ the United
statea sehate; Rey ], ~ Grarnrner OF
Baltimore dna senator Thufstou Of
EchTraiEa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

their parade Thursday morning Al 10
o'clock. The invitation was accented
With expressions OF hearty apprecia-
ton. and so Camp Sterling Price viii
occupy a place Of honor in the q. A. r.
parade tomorrow.
m Interesting and elaborate program
VIII be carried out at Turner Hall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sire Recora.


Roswell. n. NJ, April 2o.-(s peclail-
Ahout 4 o'clock In the morning the
handsome stone residence OF pr. JOY
ner or this place was burned down.
the Insurance Is 1880. by hard work
another house near by was saved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21


Becauas OF the mild wostntr
The birds take heart and ainSi
plaukbird and thrush toEethur.
I.fnncfa are on the wing.
And gathering woul md fcrthar
The blrcs say. ~ y prr'rx.-
IN every burh and voysr
Are flivrf nufrn aud cola
Ths robIn'a singing " oy.s
That cheers ~ IN shf cold.
Wren eyarf bird u = ioyor
Hsr rcbi1s tels Z told
o bin-a toe quirk bclltfsrs.
Winter Nay CONS aud N4J.
And kskso 1'1aea s..f and gray.
And ~ rosld thtt sf.as s.na sairesH
fnslsed-c1 wetffns d~g'
Ana iess 5t9il issuh ys1 airlk
VIZ nay NJ lQekyr. ss<Jy
y'i:hs sssse q ,!d.f I'd sssrf
Cor % stes<r'< Ssl1 y, ~
M E II.||
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

chandler OKLA April 2p.--fSpeciail
-rbe IRE OF lnHt Saturday destroyed
In All eight business houses and seven
sfocka OF g00da. making an nggre-
gate lots OF $4,000. with almost no In
surance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
AccIDENrLy snoT mIMsnI.F.
o. II. White Is Seriously wounded
While Hunting.

Rerens. Tex, April 2O.--tspecial,-.
While hunting Saturday G. II. white
accidentally shot himself in the right
shoulder. The wound Ia quite serious
but It is hoped that It Will not prove
fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
'oosFEDs will mAncn.


III ~ ~, April 20.--(spe,iai.)-The
etlv ~, meeting tomorrow VIII
\ ,errlylng. '"e veterans are
ccnfs.oot Camp Sterling Price.
b geaslns , Veterans yesterdny
htlve ~ y. a touching Incident.
|betw,tn 'n q, real good feeling *
whIeh !hs veterans Of tie two
sther "a IN ba ,eur long years fought
sntias ~ Nylle and j. NJ. stune
|ls1 x ne g. A. MS. called ana
,y " Invitation Tor the
% march with them In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21
rRrcINcT CONVENTION.
PopuIist delegates Chosen--A Join
poIitfcnl Debate,

Jacksonville. Tex, April 20.-(spec-
iai.)-rhe Populists held n precinct
convention In this city Saturday the
18th inst, and selected thirty-elght
delegates to the county convention,
who go unlnstructed. The convention
was well attended. At o'clock the
same day Hon. J. e. Shook Of Rusk,
Democrat; John IT, Weeks. ESQ. Popu-
list. had Joint debate discussion that
was also well attended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

J. A. Tempieton, prominent attor-
ney from Henrietta. was In me CITY
Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-21

IN lndiArp ne situation is somewhat
se~viis1ise ty tie easeldasy q Cor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-12

% TIRE Events
TIE FzrcrUwer "a vn@usE~ are ere
p@rsng for srsas weeks ev0~s 11~sTsg
sassr approaching rarwsvaF. as re ses5cw-
70 sAsaefo1 gvs&xAr~-1e ~1sa szzws
lar. Azgzsx W-TrsSa~ er0esssser.
T~3~kse
Iuessay--sze-rswssf Assoesz-scn ~ A-a-
tar oa-sner regsfsas professional ART
hAya2 rewtng raa~s ard cxfrket
se<ssaess3aY IN sfta<y ~wxs@E SsrTn ~s*~
Asss<sAatz an ss~afsa. Zig professional row
iEg race ars1 cricket
Tanys1av--Fsax-1f egrErx ars rcrs-s-tzs-
saw ecnte@s o. ffs ssaraas~ ssr@es grounds.
sAfeFsersaa ard sazs q Seottaa1 sports.
crs@kss
Rrs4aT -fEsh@~renr rares. rnssan came
racsx. cyt@xeg sn9 lacrosse.
sasurs1sy--sa14sse sports. esrvrs. rect
cricket ard Ea@ezas Hluzstra eaors
Tbs programmes - sy no ns2rs Nnal.
arb nay 5e Shlfse1 80 ~ 70 strengthen
tas weaker 6Ays. Eor1e % the pyestss1t
features 81 re carnival are n0t even men,
stenst n &. for example. sas norne races
tas garden sste. With booths representing
al th@ nators % TIE weird. thu masc.
et2s Dat tha eosnTafff@e ia charge has given
Z our 80 sore o. oatlgne 80 show Sfsas Is
icing prepared o. caGrs3 Il in.laSes none
q ne entries In the evsrts. seine % which
VII ~ themselves draw large erowas- y
seems pretty well settled rnat H@rry Nc
Danass. % Ottawa sa6 Dan MsTrhy. OF
winnipeg. viii compete tn the big single
Sczil Faee. while Peterson ard Hanlsn have
besn notified ~ tfse com rstst@@ that they
VIII D. allowed places sn the professions a.
se8lf race.
The Great Northern and me Canadian
Pacific viii ran three excursions during
fnA week Of Aaxuss 51-sepfembfr 5. the
fare for the roana trip from Seattle arsd
return being t5.sA
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l.. A. W. members ard visitors we're tn
creased today ny several nsndreas. bar sFo
big rush u expected 70 come for The rae -
mayor Todd aaa issued n pruclanaa ton de-
caring Thursday afternoon q half holiday.
~ honor OF the League OF Amersean
" nee1m*a. on thai afternoon tha city
hall VIII be closed. and 70 the CITY en-
ployes viii De given an opportunity 10 at
tend the races Tonight there was 4 hlx.g-
W enJoyable smoker at headquarters To-
fnorrowss programme includes a century
ran over the original century course 10
Frankfort and return. runs 10 New A.
paf1ys Jeffsrsonvssie ard the falls Of the
ONO grand parade at .. m. and q
watsrfaeIon feast a. iroqaois park in the
evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-12
M-IO-BlC NENDS NERVES
Lost Life Force Restored and
Shattered Nerye-p0wer
Quickly Repaired
1ne Tnha~~o Wee Ind~rusiss. vIwoY sna
staaffy-*@~sous frsssr~kfsn, G~n~~.a
Debility M~sn Tobaeeo Nerve Peasen-
fnxs

stafffy-*~~sous Prsssr.sf.n. G~n~~>s
Debility Mas Tobaeeo Nerve poa.os-
ing
Tsbaecc-ussnx s. a reckless waste ~g &C..
free, money ART manhood
81 - 3 dirty. E8stg. E1@Tf~wrerks-sv a.
ease. ard every tssoaern~1x&r krrsgvs i
TIE ssoaecr-43sAF serves zre atzaffs~ns
afs1 broken. hss life II going rssf 81 Fssr-.
ne g fDstEG his sTsR. bS1f %n-Tss- Fsan go
strongest quickest nerg@-xnTaSr II. 80
world braces bis brain. nu1Ysssex -
nsTvss. Kills nicotine, MAKES ruNrfzesss
Eumuser smoking sherfsnx ksf4
II pos want 10 quiz xofseea x.s~
strength. weight. vitality
~ you want al the tine 70 Inox eess
ard act IKE a man
Take so-To- Ftac. Get a cure O. vauw
money bark. Over sss 800 have F4ers ~tsrevs
ard millions use No-To~Fsar to resrss5ars =.
tobacco using or psfresy for IT. worslsrffst
posyers As . nerve tonic aud sslrnssfa ~
II yoEr nerve and heart aes3nra l. u@aa
70 matter what tne cause take Ns,-.Tn-
Ears
Sold ard guaranteed by druggists sve-v
where. Oar fsruonz DooElef Done Tgs-
baee1 Spit and Smoke Your faYa AMav
written guarantees ard free sample rxszEs4~s
for the asking. Address The Sferilner
kennedy Co., Chicago. Montreal OF New
York.
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Ihe yvheelmen 81 E.onI.vllle.

taetsville Aus t1-fe0.svls and her
- sre3s at T. A. W guests were awheei
say Cea1fTy rans were she fss ture q
= aayfs programme. and those tbas a.
.saesss tae greatest interest among tha
ssslors Nare the spins 90 the Numerous
s,,oek farms a few miles frssn Louisville.
- aaf 20 terriers FOR ne roshusiassse
!. aeelavn ard wheef wou1eu. f'oentasn
efsFy park. 900 lad gts sheoaE - capped
- hnleker'e1ckere8 racing followers, IT.
- 81 gathering fnfavgoa fi0a as ta tss
~, !. sns feaa tive ability - fae contestants
: tae syenfs which. heE5uusnE THURSDAY.
- susoFa sil inxerest 81 she nHeef. Fse
- men wese aaf. paced - everything
ssasa ssnEfse n, ss5ssefstsTs. Tsss -rosazs ~
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Nuremberg. Aug u.--After the Tar
rasch-Aibsn game had been won by Tar
razeh early tsss morning. the prizes IN
the international chess masters tourra~
meut. IN prosreSs since July -. were
AWARDED as follows: First prize. Las6eF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-12
Tenni~ Tournamens AZ Tacoma

Tacoma. Aug. u.-Speeiai.--The sixth
annual tennis tournament for the cham
pionshgp OF the Northwest will be opened
tomorrow afternoon on the grounds Of the
Tacoma and Ladies' Tennis clubs on
North Yakima avenue. over twenty en-
tries have been rs.esyed from out OF town.
TIE Seattle entries are: 8. T. Cole. X. !.
Hal. l.. PeiIy. n. carsiens. If. r. Meserye.
@. A. Hard. james Glileson. Miss Riley,
Mrs. Howell The last OF the drawings
were made this afternoon.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTas GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

Seattle ard Towrxeri-%saA Psv -oa.s
steamer Garland leaves Ysslsr dawk Ma
Gays wednssdays ga1 FrsSays A. 1
A. n To- PORT TcsrSe11. Port NEglsa-s
Ieurxeness Pert Angeles ro~s rreEe@rf
Get&ysngrg. PyshL alan Bay ard Neaa
Bay FskGra3zs. arrives az Seattle q
n CT opposite Gays sea- rer rvsrr~
caves yesser dock fer Port Angeles ars
yfetorsa No-9xys. we8wes1aYs ard rrs
cav a. sa IA. arrives Saatt1s alter.
rate DAYS - p n
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Ex>ar-SioYs to Monte 1rs~fe
Train leaves a. n next saturday
Refund tTia s.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a "a az m. o m
Leaves Everett $50 a. IA. 30 .. n. "a
p. n.
sundays-Ieaves Seattle II A. m: leaves
Everett D. m
Fare-Singls trip. T5c: round trip. 81 Is:
connects with boats for Tacoma and eao-
horish.
Landing-Coinan dock. foot OF Marion
street.
eEATTLE a TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r w Goodhue. Manager.
Tais~here. Pea III
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L. & b. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MDONALD.
Skaglt River Route.
Leaves Seatfle--Tues3ay. August II. a. 10
a. m: Thursday. August 10. at IL a. m;
Saturday. August Is. at II n. N. Leaves
p. m: Friday. August "A. az 3 p. m; sun
day. August L. az p. m. Calling al STAN
wood. Fir, Skaglt City. Mount Vernon and
Avon. fTulalip going south Sunday ana
north tuesday,
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City dock, Seattle. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday az 7 a. m. for Ed
gnonds, Everett and Snohomish river
points. connecting with :. Wiley Naviga-
ton Co for Tacoma and Olympia
City dock. Steamers for all points on the
Sound. Open all night. Telephone Main 81.
g. @. YERKES. Manager.
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ALAS SKA.
Pacific Coast Stea mship Companys
ETEAIER ALIKE.
All newly rented. new upper deck cab
ins. and new and comnodioas second-class
passenger accommodations. VIII sail from
Seattle August at 9 a. m. calling a.
MARY ISLAND.
EETcHTkA< YESS BAY.
WRANGEL. sum DUN.
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare TO Wrangle: Cabin. 81; second
Fare 10 Juneau: Cabin. SO: second
class, s..
J. r TR0wBRIDGE.
PUGET Sound Superintendent
Seattle office Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone Main -.
Goosan Perkins & Co, general agents.
San Francisco
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TIL ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER TEI.iAPA.


-@aw{~w sAatsle for Alaska August "A.
tes<. ard every th.rtaea Gays thereafter.
Fer frelgas ana p4sseEEe- rates apply
&c j. G. CARROLL. Agent,
r~Nwaba cre- Ecck Tel Pike 8
CHARLES e PEABODY. GeEsrA MAJ
ager. Seattis-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card IN effect juno 1. 1884

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATCoM
ROUTE
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 y. m
aFsATTI.E. EVERETT AND LA CON-
NER ROUTE.
rasrhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday, at 8 a. m.
Telephone. Main s-s Yes'er sock.
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h~eskYas9 teA for 3 cents AZ NssssSs
fsvsss sas Can1 nsercset street
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second. Narocxy. third and fourth, divia-
ri by Piilsoury and Tarrasch. afth. Jan
owski sixth. steinitz. seventh. divided
~ schietter and Walbrodt Lasker won
isis. Piilsbury L.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
reaves GaIhra.th dock. foot OF WASH
ington street. for south Beach syis.n
Ssa.as Dry Dock Charleston. Sidney.
Tracyton. Chico. sliverdaie. a. 40 .. m.
Saturday,. go D. m: Sunday. .. IN. re-
srrrinr leaves Siiverdaie nj sS a m
ressrhore Red fn-