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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
Teachers to Be Examined.

Thursday and Friday, at the Court House, County Examiner c. F. Lyttle will hold an examina- ton of teachers who are applicants for positions of teachers in the pnb- lie sehols. The white teachers will be examined in the Court room and the c0lored teachers in the Grand Jury room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
Fire at Bearden.

X cottage at Bearden belonging to MT. J. w Dodds, of this city, but oc cupied by Mr. ". Hunter, was almost destroyed by fire at that place yesterday. Loss about $400, partly covered by insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
The Board of Eaualizers.

lae Board of Equalizers of Jeffer. Ta eounty, consisting of Messrs. aNell' Brewster and Davis. are re-
 "'hg the work of the county
 essor today, and hearing com
 nus of those who claim that ]" property has been assessed too khly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
 Away,

If yon want to quit tobacco using easily aud forever. be made well. strong, magnetic, full Of Hew life and vigor take No-po-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400 000 cured. Buy No-rO-B BHe from your 6@1r druggist, who will guarantee cure. Bookletan sam- pie mailed free. Al. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York l2-30deod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. ar

just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and yermifnge. They are not food bua medicine and the best in use to put horse iu prime condition. Price % cents per package.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15

Miss Lillie Blum is at home again, after spending the summer in Che east and north.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15

= ". E. Allen has returned from v Village and resumed his posi- "'th the Adams Wilson Print ,o. iis family will follow him lew days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-15
NJ W FALL GOODS.

For the week have been kept busy opening and placing them shelves and counters Case the oveest silks dress goods table nnens, fs hosiery gloves aces ebrodees etc. brought to Pine the propose give attention the little
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elal system of every nation employing
notes Is threatened.
CHICAGO. March So.-The gross earn
ings OF the Santa Fe system Ter 80 so ~
an Increase OF sIgI .S7S. compared with the
corresponding month OF 1896.
CHICAGO. March 30.--County Commits
siouer Nicholas petrie fell over the ralt-
ing or the front, stairway az ms 9 an,as
which he dred half an nour later
COLUMBUS, O, March 3o.-The nude
body OF Mrs. John w. Miller, farmer ;
wife. at Black Lick. was found today
She had been outraged and mprdsresi
Monday by a tramp farmland in the tenn
lsorary absence Of her husband
NEW YORK. March 3o.-The steam
Yacht Nourrnahal has arrived al La
Guayara, Venezuela Her owner, 1onh
tor and others. The party was receivei
bv Gen. Crespo. president Of Venezuela.
SALT LAKE. March Ss.-one Of the
Lar gest WOOL sales OF the year was com
pleted at Caldwell. Idaho. Monday, Co.
T,sIhn9an & Co. Of Boston. purchased OF
Robert Noble 40o.o 90 pounds Of the clip or
iSg6 The terms are private.
Los ANGELES. March 3o.-Jessie Hunt
or has sued TO set aside convey ance -
MS wife of property now worth s5a,Vo
He claims his wife has another nus 10.
living Mrs Hunter does not deny the
previous marriage. but says she supposed
her first husband 20 De dead
NEW YORK. March Sword has Just
heen received in Brooklyn Of the deatn
from jungle fever last January IN CeFFlrdi
Africa OF Samuel II. Armour. young
r,hvslc.an in the service or the Belgian
government. DR.. Armour was well known
Socially and among the medical fraternity
Of Brooklyn.
SAN FRANCISCO. March s9.-Jndge
Seawell today decided that little Ellie
Eolstrom should remain in the care or her
foster mother, Mrs. Hoastrom. Just a,teF
the childs BIRTH her n-c<her. sarah Ma
guire, now Mrs. D'Artney. gave her 20
Mrs Holstrom, but lately brought suit 10
recover possession OF her.
TRENTON. y. j.. March So.-Isaac Mar
Tin. a colored boy. took exceptions 70 <ne
conduct OF his sister-in-law, Clara Long.
and now ne is wanted by the police. lie
heard stories Of Cara aolnSs ana, gong
20 the girls house, cut Ell her clothing
into ribbons with a razor and striped her
ike a zebra with iodine. he then kissed
her and left for parts unknown Ins
iodine mixture severely burned the glEi
flesh
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: goaa pieces ara IN circulation =. n.
o@&sheAd race track. ConpIalnes have
Deen reS@vad from a number OF the ra-
eao1s % the betting saesL The bad coins
a. 49, sac 20 nave oeea passed on the book
makers IL the haste Of tsc,xt f.a,ssy..r -.
instead OF destroying them or r.srk1n-
thsan as spurious, they were put in cfr-
e0sation again Il - not ABSOLUTELY elea-
nat SINE OF the bookrrakers thexnz4l,ye,.
cave not oesn directly Instrumental r., ths
hfst instance Ia putting Aae bad coin in
circulation.
Sfseref Service Agent Harris went over
elaese loo4y 70 inVssi lssats. and sesrch war
rants were taken out for two e.,oktas
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AN FRANCISCO. March 31.--The bicy-
= rsees at the Pavilion tonight attract
a fasr-slxed crowd. and some good
sssr uas furnished. In the final OF the
sss~AaH mile open. for professionals. Ste
- Of 0srumwa, was disqualified by
~ rfsrse for alleged team work. Eaton
ssssnss that Mcfarland and Stevens
swsed together 10 defeat him. and that
s.sss pulling Stevens 10 the front In the
"a srinf. Mcfarland dropped out. Nc
Tr!8nd ciaims that he lost his pedal. but
Ne referee disqualified him. The race
va gwen 10 Jones. Eaton second. Time,
rs
ssseas wiped out his disqualification IN
he sad-mile by winning the mile open In
/ csssr manner from Mcfarland and
Mss who finished second ard third. re-
r@ziYely The time was fast, the mile
sas run IN Eos 2-s
great foar-cornered match race will
Il re tomorrow night by rsoughead. of
fsssaa, Wells Of San Francisco. Eaton,
Il Chicago. and Becker. Of Minneapolis.
~ race is for a purse OF $500 and VIII b
b sost important match ever run of on
- Pacific coast
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WASHINGTON. /,

WASHINGTON, March N-Senator
Foraker % Ohio today introduced pool-
sng Dill X L. practically = reproduction o.
TIE Patterson bill introduced in she last
congress II Is intended 20 meet the OBJ
5ectiors 20 pooling which were raised BY
the supreme court OF the United States
IN It's decision recently rendered in the
Trans Missouri Freight Association case.
The Document covers over tEirty printed
pages. The first section amends the inter
state commerce act 80 as 10 render Il law
III Tor railroad associations 20 enter into
pools under the following conditions:
Every contract. agreement or arrange
uenr shall be In wiring and filed with
commission created by This act and shall
oeccT1e lawful and forciole between the
parties thereto at the expiration OF tween
- days from the fling thereof unless the
commission shall in the meantime and
upon sucn investigation and conSfdera-
ton as X may deem proper, make an
order disappearing OF the same; ard ft
snail be the duty OF the commission 70
make such order Of dfsapproval whenever
upon such investigation and consf3era-
ton. II shall be OF the opinion that the
operation OF any such contract hy reason
OF It's provisions or for want OF necessary
restrictions and limitations would result
In unreasonable raIes. unjust discrimtna-
fton. Insufficient service 10 the public or
otner.Ise coFEtravene any OF the provls-
ions of this act
1t Is also made the duty Of the com
mission TO Observe the workings Of such
contracts or agreements as affect the
transportation business Of the country
and 20 investigate all complaints relating
10 rates or facilities afforded by pooling
associations. and whenever the couarnis-
saon. aEfer due notice, shall fird any
such rates. facilities or charges are
excessive or unreasonable. or result in afy
unjust Discrimination between indivitu-
ais. localities or articles OF traffic or are
Otherwise IN coutrayention Of any Of the
provisions OF this act. rhe commission
SHALL issue an order requiring such rates
charges. etc, maintained by or under such
contract 10 be changed. modified or cor
rected"
The authority OF The commission goes 20
the extent OF allowing Ii to disapprove OF
the contract Itself. and requiring IL to be
terminated al any time 10 be mentioned
which time II is provided shall not be less
than thirty days The effect OF this order.
II Is specifically stated, would render the
contract unlawful and uncomfortable: but
II is provided that the orders and findings
OF the commission In such cases shall be
subject TO review by the United States
circuit courts upon petition.
The bin further provides that in such
cases the courts shall act speedily in de-
ternining questions OF this character. and
that IL shall make such order or decree as
may be just and equitable in determining
whether the contract shall be enforcible
notwithstanding the disapproyal by the
commission.
A further appeal IS allowed by any Of
the parties 10 the supreme court of the
United States.
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ABOUT COMBUSTION.
A Chemical Process Expisined-How
1t Applies tn Our Physical Life.
Brooklyn Eagle

BrOok4F0 Eagle
~ remember when | was boy. said
the father. I'VE used TO laugh at the ex-
preston spontaneous combustion, but
have grown 10 regard X with much re-
sp@ct.
Combustion in any form IS a chemical
process In the case Of ordinary. FIRE IL
consists OF a union o. the carbon in the
wood or coal with the oxygen Of The air.
b.. whatever the form. there IS always
some resulting heat
'eThe union OF oxygen with other sub
stances - called oxidation and one u its
rrost common forms Is the rusting or iron.
This reaction results In the formation ~
iron oxide CFe o.. which is The iron rust
with which we are 50 familiar. L has
teen found by experiment thai The tenn
verasurs Of iron actually rises SIS soon as
rustirE begins. hut % course tire process
q So SOW that 4 ia hardly ap-
r-pciah,e ny ordinary Instruments This
process ot oxidation "a universal and GO
ing on Continually. For instance the heat
81 az living animal bodies = kept ID By T.
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20 ne Post Intelligence.

- .a re PoEf-lnfel3E@8feTs
k-assrIsCO. March &c. Z.
~ $. ~rsck cycilst from Seattle. was
- - ,rsarea in the bicycle race to-
sass1 a@rlares that II he Is able he
- - ar home by tAe next steamer.
Z 80 81 ne wants Of San Francisco.
= awrsng the second ser1i-ffnai Of
- - race thai Dow was hurt.
= rnlsh W. A Terrell fell and
- - forced into the fence The col
- -. sswE the fence and smashed
ssxss rheea
sx.sxcious He was removed 10
es.-ssvgrg Hospital. where the sur
: sasna that his collar bone was
- = ,ear the shoulder. and be was
:. ,.sly bruised about the arms and
=. ACTORS believe that he will be
- axa!n In & few weeks II he has
- 40 internal injuries. II will be
= ,srse before they can tell definitely
-. sssx They do not consider his con-
- !, All dangerous
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QUICK DECISION WANTED.
Railroads Anxious to settle the POOL
ing Controversy

CHICAGO. March 3o.-The Posts Wash
ington Special says: Attorney General
MeKenna has finally decided TO at once
carry 10 the supreme court the case de-
cteed against the United States and In
favor OF the Joint Traffic Association. the
recent decision OF the supreme court In the
Sherman antitrust law having satisfied
him that II will be an easy matter TO Sc
sure reversal Of the findings of the lower
court. He will not only carry the case
up. but he viii ask that Ii be advanced
and hearing be given before the adj
tournment Of the supreme court in May
The leading attorneys OF Eastern trunk
lines appear TO be DESTROYS Of having a
final ruling on the traffic agreement be-
fore making concerted effort IN congress
for pooling legislation.
WASHINGTON. March ga transcript
OF the record in the case OF the United
States against the Joint Traffic Associa-
ton was fled in the supreme court OF the
United States today. The case comes 70
the supreme court on an appeal from the
decision % the circuit court Of appeals FOR
the Second circuit, where the decision was
against the United States. motion 10
advance the case on the docket VIII be
made by the government on THURSDAY
next.
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Joint Trafsc Association to Continue
I'm Existence.

NEW YORK. March sn-Among rail-
road men great interest attaches 20 a
conference held today of the legal rep
resentatives Of the roads ~ the Joint
Traffic Association to discuss the decis-
Ton Of the United States supreme court
IN the case OF the Trans-Missouri As
ISOLATION. AT Tire close OF the confer
ence Mr.. Lesyard said IL had been de-
ri6ed 70 Join the government and at
tornsy general in the effort TO secure an
early hearing OF the appeal OF the Joint
Traffic case.
The attorney general ia 10 make the
motion" said Lciyarf. TO have the cas-
heard At the present term. In the mean
time the Joint Traffic Association is ad-
vised 20 continue 70 act as heretofore
pending the determination % the legality
% IFS organlxa tor. =
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

LONDON March 81 dispatch from
perrrtusy says sh@ paAE72e haS hrnke7 cyzr
zmazg the British EFoof2s ~ Casaha
PARIS March p NJ Aut*sSss Bower. a
Se-sa 81 GagMtY. Vas arrested Eezay on
-harxes connected ~sth ere Panama san
Esass
NEW YORK Nazrh Sa-The @-s- w.
gran'S International ca@ss tournament
wseh 81 uwEses ans a sp%E1al a~tsEszrrY
fe-xe wai negsn Il Ison1oa % June -
REnrTNes. ca. March 81 A.nw ram
e. Mars SEX shot ard wsuasfe3 = -sha~~
tefs eVeH8nz a. his h9ssS. 40 rriiAS rrara
tsssS rsEy- TIE ro5SsT esc&rA4. tA5uEh -
xerwly hurt
CHICAGO March as-The Invention CT
a sreckNz q ysraroEr&ussgzx IN co48rs hzs
.ravsas ehe treasury departments 81 a.
csc E21Ftea ssa-sasot2ns paper currency = Gees-
tx ~ KZzec szgs&y. - tbs tEw@4taoa sGGs
srse sas ss-sz1D * sSS2SoEzSsssgu SAo raAxss
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u.nD FIGHT To A DRAW.


x~v YORK March 30.-After twenty
- N hard fgntissg between Jack Ev-
s..s a. Sew Orleans. and KID Nc
s.-sssa Of this city, AZ the Broadway
7. - srub tonight. the referee decided
I. .ar. a draw. The men weighed 1856
- ana were IN fair condition. Each
ssssn bad met i.ayigne- and r. was said
- other won tonight he would be
us,sAss with the worlds lightweight
szmgon.
rsshx~it kept up continuation OF
ssgEnx bows upon McPartland's neck,
- sxs@9 10 land great many blows on
x assa. owing 70 Macs clever ducking
: he other hand. Mcfarland landed
.ssrzl good ieftx on the head. face ard
ssu.srh. ard on two occasions Everhardt
sz,.ss foui for being bit too low.
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WAsuTNGTOE March Stationary
General Afcksnna today sent 20 the senate
q copy q the case % the United States vs.
fhe Irnior Pacific Railroad Company row
pending tn the circult court for the dis
rrf-t - Kansas. He says ne is Informed
~ the attorney - tss Gistrict that there
So no other ease pending there IN which ire
government Is a party. There are. Re says
fnr the district. three cases peuA5nE IN
* nAch conp3asuanGs seek foreclosure Of
uaortgzEss on property of the Union Pa
es4c Rad. 81 che q which an e~ors was
made &C make appearance ~ the United
states. hus not successfully.
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TITLE ROCK. Ark. March s0.-The
81 spring meeting OF the Little Rock
asksf Club opened today. The rain OF
ss.s7aay had pat the track IN fair condi-
e. The racing was good. but not ex-
mzg Three favorltea aud two outsiders
- the card. The derby. the feature OF
- ragramme. was won rs w and A.
sassssans Spsrydfhrift colt Boanerges.
saa vas never in doubt. in ! :4s. The only
saest was between Burlesque and Ar
saslar Tor place, The track vas heavy
rsa&Aar warm: attendance 1900.
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san FRANCISCO. March sa.-weather
u lakeside fine. track good. Results:
- iarlongs- Elsie Smith won. Time.
fsaf ard one-half furlongs--M orellito
- Time. :57@.
.es nile, sellsng-H&zard won. Time.
;, ~ nile and quarter. selling-IAncoln
Z wna. Time. soc
~ ME, sesling-San Marco won. Time.
sssta fgFlengs-The Roman won. Time,
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PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.
Hope 90 Maintain the Organization
on New Lines.

CHICAGO. March - Passenger repre-
sentatives q the Western railroads held
A meeting here today that was n-eitr1s-
nary 10 q meeting which ne executive
Officers OF their companies will hold in
this city tomorrow. The passenger men
decided 20 recommend 20 their superiors
that me Western Passenger Association
- continued in existence. though on
somewhat different lines. They desire
thar hereafter the association Shall have
nothing 20 do with rates or the uaatnee-
nance q rates. bsFt that Il shan ne a bu-
reau 81 information and statistics.
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TO LEGALIZE POOLS.
FORAKER INTRODUCES A BILL roR
THE RELIEF OF RAILROADS.

Measure Designed 20 Conform 60 the
railing on the Antitrust Law
Provision for - Railroad Comm fs-
sion. With Extensive Powers
Joint Traffic Case TO BE Aa-
vanred on the Supreme Court
Docket.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGET.
Seattle and Townsend-N eah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
DAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays nj ii.a0
~ m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dunrsness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay; returning. arrives nj Seattle Z y. IN.
on opposite days steamer Evangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Townsend. Port An
geies and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS Al $50 y. m. arrives Seattle
alternate days M $50 p. m.
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MUNYON'S

improved Homeopathic HorrA pz,esw
,sssoaaltany put up a separate cuYa sor ss@s
Ggi~s-se A. al druggists mostly q rsr.fs
S1f1s 70 Health free.
Personal letters 10 Prcs vurv,r rzs-
arsn street. Philadelphia, Pa. snsw~res
VIE Tree medical advice for any gslsea&s
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RHEUMATISM

So !. - rheumatism Cure IL ruara~-
,se~ g cure acute or muscular rrsur-a-
sS1sss.... TIE Gre 20 6~s GAYS gnarr.
1870 q 4 few doses rsrors-r corr
-. so permanent cure for Iarrer4@s
ay.S - SIT back ard at pains in ntn-
5ssrer' - 1nroElc rheumatism scsztsra.
gTs-s,S u pam IN the back are ~rse4.slly
80 "a y seldom fails to give rsl.ss srrr9
80. 80 Go=ss. and almost srva~sahIy
prtcs s-ea0fs ore bottle has been used.
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,s11siaON. Marca 50.--The sun says the
- - AS Slah has offered purse OF si5,eo1
= : aght between Charlie Mitchell and
- - mons, to take place within three
49, Mitchell agrees 70 fight for a
- sae bet besides the purse. the via
aes e take ali.
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FRANCE BADLY SHAKEN.
saama >candais May DissoIv. the
Govern ntenf

49,. - ION. March IA dsspatch 70 the
- Nafenicie from Paris SAYS: The
,,..s-Ne'ofas IN the Panama scandal viii be
49, asaing n their effects. They are
-. = cause an outburst OF national in
s-.-s On he widest scale. Names are
-. neai'onst IN the lobhies " parlia-
= aaa me Precincts II The Paiais Bour-
=, 49, Z they reach the ears OF
49, - isaeHeses. yin spread dlstrust
-,e5...ss9ai the whole country.
- q tao thingz viii fanr,ar ntths- 80,
- es The socialists wlfl he greatly
es,..s.d or the republican form OF
-. ..,.s'a'it VIII he dissolved or constitu-
'"im On the Race Track
- - : ks.ANt3SCo. March sa.-fnforma-
p a.. lNehe3 Secret Service Agent y.
T------et good many spurious
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RogArrr

Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except sunday. at
10 r m Steamer George r. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily,
except Saturday. at 300 p. m Sunday.
direct AZ a. m returning, direct. leaves
port Townsend At 2 .. m. Phone. Pike n.
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SEATTLE. EVERETT Il WHATcOM
ROUTE
gate Of Washington leaves Seattle
salIv except Saturday. az 70 .. III.
gpATTIE A. La CONNER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday. at 10 p. m.
Telephone, Main rs. fesler dock
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co on THE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds. suehomish Route
In effect Nov. 60. 1895, Leaves Seattle T.ss
a. m. AS y. m: leaves Everett 10 a. m.
D. m. Seattle landing Colrnan dock:
Everett landing Merchants dock Con-
meets with Str FLYER for Tacoma: with
Str. Mlkado for Snohomish; with train
for Monte crisfo and way stations. Tele-
FRANK w. GooDHUE. Manager
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Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes,
FaIrhaven or Whafcom. Leaves CONNER
elal dock. Tacoma, 2 p. m: City dock
(foot Main street Seattle. : p. m. Tues
Thurs and Sat Returning leaves What
com .. m. Fairhaven. s:i5 D. m. and
Anarortes 10 y n, Sun. Wednes. and
Trt Fares-seaftiA 81. or 81 80 round trip.
Tacoma 81 =. or 81 round trip.
w. H. ELLIS
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~.srS Up Unconscious and
:. the Bespitai-Hfs Collar
.,ssen and There May Be
r.furie.-Physiefans DO
ladder His Condition NJ All
~~.-wfH Come Home GA
:. sexf steamer.
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The largest diamond n the world has
arrived IN London from Kimberly. South
Africa II is said 10 be worth s. 5000 IN
cut.
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l. g. r. rRANsPoRrATroN co.-week-

ly Time Card.
Steamer Champaign, Skagit river route,
leaves Seattle March 20 at a. m. April
q. 4 a. m April 3 al a. m. leaves Nj.
Vernon March 81 al II a. m. April ? al u
m. Apr4I at 2 =. m. Talahp. going north
Tuesday. aud south Sunday. Calling al
Stanwood. FIR skagit city, Nj. Vernon
ard Avon.
city Docks Gamers for al points on
the sound. Open all night. =. O. Yerkes,
ma mayer Telephone Main ~.
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

TIE only route 20 the popular and active
mining districts OF Gold Basin, Gordon
Creek Martin Creek, Sl2ysrton Deer
Creek Goat Lake ard Monte Crist0.
Tae arenlc route for tourists. ASKING
ard camping parties.
Train leaves Everett az a. IN. Monday
wednesday and Friday.
Returning leaves Monte Crfsto az sB
q n Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
arriving At Everett al IS p. IL
For information. RATES. etc. cal or or
address
General Freight ard Passenger Agent.