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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22
aoYIsVILLI

Ho,Isvutr, Utah, April. 81, 1929,
EDrroE TmEt'
Six or more youug men lsl, here on
Sunday for West Jordan 20 sheAr sheep.
Although war 10 declared. q young
lady Of our ,oWn Will get married next
week,
The assessment on the capital stock 81
the II. |. company No. for this spring
amounts to rs cents per share.
hsve been autheptieally informed
that our principal, Mr.. o. Crit,enden,
will be excused for teaching for lackgot
pupil, instead Of funds a. previously re-
ported.
Supplying Of poison instrad ol the
bounty by tn, county 10 encourage the
destruction d squirrels lie nou met vith
favor here.
Mr. S. Harris ~ Tor Salt Lake 10
the hospital sunbyto undergo an or.
GRAFTON Tor ,umir, Itis toss hoped
the LADY will eeover speedily, Or,
Hosmer /. eon6d,nt the opera ton viii
prove successful
On Saturday tie polls were orsen from
u noon to4 p n. Tor our citizen tax
payers to oast tlsir vote for or against
the bonding Of or district, for a period
Of to 10 years 4 build an udd1tiop to
the school hout which is ~ badl y
needed. The ute srood 20 to 81
against.
Joseph sueetis known as 'psps'
sinee the heavy hinslorm Of Thursday
night p's ARi G. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

RoeKrorI, Uish, April 20. 1905.
Error Tone
our.distFiet school closed on Thurt-
day, April li,h.
Ethel Laney Of klm,, is visiting rel.
stives in Bockpor,.
Louie johnson has returned hum.
after spending = few weeks visiting 10
Salt Lake City and Provo,
Ihursa Malin /, home again. she nae
spent the winter il Ksmat With mr.
sister, Mrs. Elberi Pack.
Wesl Bros. played ioi dance hero 20
wednesdoy evening They vent on "
KamM aud had dsuce there TbursJsv
night. on their return they ,toprsd
here aud played ior childiens dame
Friday afternoon and also for one q,
night for the older folks.
VIM. Reynolds is moving his iurni-
ture to Park City, where he will move
HE family 10 the near future.
A surprise party was given 10 John
Bradford At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Seamous on Saturday evening.
All present seemed to havs had a pleas
ant time.
Our school teacher, John Bradford.
left Tor his home In Murray on Sunday
laSt. Mr.. Bradford gave good sstisfac.
tion a. q teacher.
Thomas Reynolds returned To Salt
Lake on Sunday last TO reIume biz
studies at the University. jesse Sea.
mons will return a. soon as bis health
will permit. He IL much better At this
writing.
Joseph wardell is visiting In Rock,
port quite frequently Of late. There
must be some attraction here for him.
Mrs. Y. A. aud Mr.. Charles Hortsr
are on the siok list. D. g.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22
MANanIr

wASsulr, Utah. April 90, 1898.
EDIroR TnEs;
Fred Rasmussen left for For, Bridger
on the 22nd.
The U. ?. bridge traip 10 ,idetrseked
here for the present.
Most everybody Is complaining with
ailments Of some kind, 20 they will not
be prepared 10 go n Cuba on the hrst
call,
The Twent! -seeInd QuorAm oi Few.
entities vill hold tAoir quarterly eonier-
ence here on the Path
V VI. llixson's house IL undergoing
= coat Of paint by thu ,kiliuI hand Of J
7. Myret. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22
ulSSFER
HrfTEH, April 81, 1898,

HrfTER, April q, 1893.
EDTToR TrdEs;
James Hunt d Park City is visiting
here this week.
Work was co neneed on the Hene
ter ditch, aud eygoue ints ested should
make an effort 4urn out and get the
water in.
Thirty Of the ienefer farmers have
put ont strychnil sent down by the
County Commissioners for the desEue-
ton Of squirrels, The poison 10 DOING
good work, but ore Is needed.
We bad a ligH shower last night, but
not enough to dahuch good.
Your correspdl ent had the privilege
OF reading a vor lengthy letter from
O, 7. Judd, to parents during tho
week. George Judd, who is now on
a uAislion % Nv Zealand, IL we'll
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22
PEoA
PrOA, Utah. April 20. 1898.


EDtroR nNEs;
The board Of directors Of the Oakley
4 Peos stock aud Range company, held
meeting in Peoa on the 18th and
levied an assessment Of 81 cents on
each share Of the stock for the purpose
Of paying the yearly payment due the
Union Pacific Railway company for the
land purchased oft. This assessment
Of only 8IS cep,s on the dollar IL con.
sldsred very low and will work very
little, ifapy hardship on the member, Of
the company.
FIN. Rsdmsn Of Clinton. Missouri,
wac bore on the 18th and sublet the
contract OF carrying the mail i'om Wan
ship TO Oakley, tix times q week, 10
John A. MGychAnt Of Peoa for 500 a
year. The mes contract begins on July
let, 1875, aud 10 for four years. The
carrying Of mails has got down 10 q hue
point when II can be carried twelve
miles and back elk timess week for
uiee over Gle per month.
y. W. Peterson has been 10 PeoA
several times during the pact week.
The geHtlemSn's family have been 10
Salt Lake City during the pact winter
and he 10 making arrangements tor
their renaiuins there Tor some time TO
come that the children may have the
benefit Of the city schools.
During the pleasant weather Ne have
he! during the pact two weeks our
farmers have bAen very busy In plow'
log and sowing grain some lev have
commenced gardening and everybody
seems TO be rushed with work. A slight
shower last night iresbeued up yege,a'
ton ard cooled the air.
The enunty assessor IL With m nov
and reminds Ne tbst We have tom'
property 70 lie assessed. According 10
our own ideas values are way down.
on the afternoon oiAprll Goth, neat
Tuesday, there will be aiarewell IeeeP
ton rendered 10 franklin o. Msrchint,
~, We ,' WI 80 10 Nsw leland, Their,
m y. .s.",ns ,.sdins, recitation,
and remarks followed by picnic. II
~ ..srir. there will beA dance, III,
n,ocrsds a which will be given to tb,
vonn, man to hello him on HE way
Everybody is invited and II is 10 b
hoped that there will lie . genera
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

A little boy asked for bottle Of got
w IN the morning as fast as you can"
The druggist recognized household
naSne for "pewitt's Little Early Risers"
aud give him u bottle Of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick bead.
ache, liver and stomach troubles. John
Boy1len 4 aons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

ltuh great leap from the old.tash.
Toned doses oi blue.mS,s and nlu'eous
physics 10 the pleasant little pills known
ss pewitts Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and
John Boyden 4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

A competent teacher. holding Ger.
llndata, 10 wanted to teach one tenn Of
schooi iten wseksl, commencing April
is, 1888, Make application 20 Trustees,
CAAps Rock, bnDnit coUaty, Utah. A.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

The Summit County Teachers Asso'
citation will convene at Coalville next
Saturday, April 5Olh, and We are In.
deb,ed to supt. Mocorkle for the fol-
lowing program to be given on that oc-
o,tion;
l "Inseeis." Walter S. Harline.
? "lIas each Of the following school
studies: language. mathematics, natur-
al science and craving, a distinct peda.
Eogical value7 Iiso, what IL it7" Frank
A. swauger
3 Parental Cooperation, D." Mr.. Olson,
4 Primary Reading" Miss Mamie
Martin. Mise Rosa L. wirth.
5 THE study OF q. S. History as a
Training for citizenship" Walter Boy
den.
6 Spelling 10 the Primary Grades, !"
Miss Kate Martin.
Tho Pupil's Esteem Of the Teacher
aFaclor In IFS Progress" Carl Allison.
"rhe Lesson Plan" Miss Bessie
Grose.
THE Substitution Of the Teacher
for the Textbook. s. @. Watson.
After each paper or address mentioned
above some time viii boo allowed for
discussion. II is de- .'i' that all
teachers take some part ~ nese discus.
sione.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-22

Americans are the mos, inventive Peo'
pie on earth. To them have been issued
nearly 6Oo.o 900 patents. or more than
onethird Of all the patent, Issued in the
world No discovery Of modern years
has been Of greater benefit to mankind
than Cbaniberlains Cole, Cholera aud
DiarThosA Remedy OF bas dooe more 10
relieve pain and suffering j. W. Vaugn
Of oakton, Ky, tayt II have used
Chaniberlain's Collie, cholera aud Diar.
ThoeA Remedy in my family for several
yeArs and find It TO be the best medicine
I aver used for eramps IN the stomach
and bowels. For Gale by John Boyden
/ 4 Sons.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED eY QUE ALERT COR
REsPoNpEArs.

the EVENT. ~ IN. wseh Trou nearly
Evssy Town IN sumiAit oouBty wis,
mo Tt-s.," Rspreseu,sur-. nave
FOUND IN write AbuuL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
SOME DAINTY HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR

graph the departures to the next sta
ton They perform the duties OF gov
ernment telegraph operators as well AZ
those ~ pustmasters and baggage men
and do them weA.
The Misses Elizabeth. Sarah and stel-
Ia Lawton are sisters and trlplets. They
live In Belle Isle. n, y. and they are
the pride and the beauties OF the whole
county. Twenty years ago they wore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
ha@& aY
New York.
A uright Woman.
New York.

Miss Grace Espy Patton Ii coiorado's
superintendent OF public instruction.
and she has jurisdiction over 1900
school districts In 80 counties. employ
Ing over 5000 teachers. Miss Patton II
Democrat and In 1896 was president
~ the woman'a Democratic club. I'M
der her supervision much attention has
been given TO extending the hndergar-
ton system. furnishing school libraries
and introducing manual training. Miss
Patton has very little use for male
school directors. believing that women
school directors nre conscientious. en-
orgetle and unprejudiced. the Inference
being left that men. aH one OF ,her wo-
man adherents phrused y, are "oniy NJ
for carrying trunks" ana as a rule are
incapable Of distinguishing between
principle and politics."
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man short. and by this plan no glri
lacked Tor sweets. II developed into
2 guiar family AFFAIR with plenty fog
ALL
Indeed. and we'd n romance too. a
couple who hadn't met before In three
years renewed their acquaintance, gnd.
I assume. resumed the loVemaklng.
which was abruptly interrupted when
the ycung officer was ordered TO Fort
Dousiaa three years ago.
Their engagement has been announce
"a. We were told ~ Il. when Larry put
one Of those new fandangled puzzle
RINGS on the third hngcr Of her left
hand. We o.. the house party took Il
quite seriously. The little episode seem.
Cd 70 awaken n vein Of sentiment ciso-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

lANllANNhNf Nf"l
What blessing In this day and gen.
Grafton that women have taken 10 ath-
letlcai for one shall never cease TO De
grateful TO the "tomboy'u" biz brother
who FIRST csraycd the role % teacher
and thereby advocated outdoor sports
for rcttlcoat1d bolnga
Hes a model man 10 my mind; de-
pervcs everlasting fame. and his mar
bic bust consplcuously unedorncd
niche In a hall occupied BY the Fedora.
tion u women'a Clubs.
And. az for the "tomh0y" she IL
ndorrd b. a constantly Increasing army
OF followers. has founded a cult whose
power OF endurance Is rupcrhne. Just
reflect Where would we be ut In this
swirl and swish of days and nights do
ings had II not been for these two
health promotcrs7
Long life 10 the duoi
Well. was scarcely done with the
house party before II was time 10 make
ready for girl friends debut. ordi-
narily I'D have been completely used
up by the continuous round OF weeks
gayety, but ryo gone IN for golf In
deadly earnest and ind myself a YER
liable Trojan In consequence.
withal. how time fieHi The rnnda In
the hourglaaa have told their daily tale
til another twclscmonlh n past. and
We are called upon 10 welcome dear old
December. the month OF dcbutantoa.
which ylcs with June, the month "
roses. for supremacy.
This fact was never more indeilbly
Impressed upon my mind than at the
present moment, when I recall the
American beauties. one by one. I've met
this season. ! agree perfectly with that
well hammered EnElishman. Sir Arthur
PaRct. who claims a corner on the
phrase;
"py lowe. they are iovcilcr than
their long ntommod, fragrant name.
saisc,"
superbiy clothed. remier- and groom
cd with precision. the debutantc n "con-
qucring hero" comes. though STANDING
with reluctant feet where brook and
river meet"
For her entrec into that mysterious
newer world she has been provided
with gowns galore. For the most part
those I've been privileged TO nee tx.
moro simplicity. Dinphanoua mate
rails are preferred with an eye single
for variety. no note being taken of
perishabie qualities. Nouarelino do
sole and tuiie are best liked. a lavish
display OF ribbon. fashioned into cord.
ings or narrow ruchinEH are the proper
trimmings. Painted tulie and spangics
In combination are perhaps the most
effective novelty for the coming out"
frock.
Afternoon debut. are ouite n. MANILA,
as the afYalrr on evening. FIowers in
profuslon sr,e. m. orraslon ami 4, H.
no infreauent occurrence for n debu.
tantc 10 receive ms many aa loo moral on.
ferirrr
one rilp NJ N cir, In co,nrower hin.
surrounded herreif with hean. ~ Non.
oueta ma ,v.,v hal, honr a,,,n, no.,
reeen,lon aisca,sed one cn,y 90 .,isc,
another ina, are ,nish, a. horo, Az ~
manv ,,iens. 49, Nm. ,,o,,,s ,,.,,,l, on
the All ey.ntsni asy
This he,yi,chtnr t,,,t. ,.r,o,..u. d.
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pushing to the front In public appoint.
nent II furnished by the fact that aIrs.
Evan James Jones has been appointed
lamnushler for the Glyncorrwg district
OF Wales.
II Is whispered that the German EN-.
preas II a spirituaiist and that seances
are held az che court al Berlin, though
perhaps without the cogn,zance and al
moot certainly without the direct APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

ed impression about the waist line like
unto a blue pencil mark on clean copy.
Ia the only belt worn.
Need | repeat that the wasp waist
II again TO the fore? II ls with a vengo-
ance.
ia such a rollcklng time nj the house
party We organized poker club and
played two hours each day. We adopt
ed tho kitty" system and spent the
money 70 bogot for bonbons II was
rather u good idea. too. as We were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

whore. for not more than two people at
one time were visible Ia drawing rooms
or conservatory that night. | am nnx-
lousy awaiting developments.
FurH are neat on milhdy'H shopping
list, They are expensive Injuries. but
one must have seal ana sable. though
the patcr have 10 sacrifice some favor
lite stock TO obtain the whercwithai to
purchase.
otter and moufon are equally favor
cd In the matter Of trimmings aud are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Providence. 60 years ago she "a'
the prime OF life. ., aean OF
Mrs. Adelia A. +. Johnston nh.s ut col.
iege, first woman professor " ma has in
college 10 practice coedueation, va, sso.
spired her friends to raise a sur aslla 4.
occ to found a permanent A .snss m.
Field Johnston profeAsorship. WHO'S
oumbsut shall always W . woihsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

al service ana are now receiving APP
polntments as supervisors OF the rail-
way stations, They receive reports
German and English. call out trains In
the waiting rooms. ring the station bell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

proyal OF the emperor. whose practical
views Of life do not admit OF ieanings
toward the occult.
Sister Ellen Joseph. oolored. an In
ratc OF the convent OF IT. Francis
baltimore. Is the oldest nun IN the
United states. both IN point OF age and
length Of service She ~ said TO be io'
years old. when she frst put on the
habit u her order, the oblate Skaters o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

Miss Beatrlx Hoyt. who has now for
three successive years won the wom-
ans golf championship OF America, is a
granddaughter OF Chief Justice Salmon
z. Chase
In Norway women have for some time
Seen employed IN the railroad and post-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
DAISY MAYS HINTS
TO THE
WOMAN OF FASHION.

Jewcied TRIMMINGS bracketed from
hin To knee ~ now way u applying
blt OF rurgcousucss when Il u dcilrapie
60 mnas tho TRIMMING Foot ruiiies
edged with rose petals pccp.ng RON
under the Plated skirt nounco IL a oiov-
cr modistic vancouver
a soft coil OF velvet, making a decid-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Duchess Of Marlborough tnee consuelo
Nanderbilp appeared In the streets Of
London wearing one. Tho dolman Ia
not In the least degree what II waa
previously, That Of yesterday and to-
morrow are not connected even remote.
~. II has protltcd by ostraelsm, and
IL days Of dowdiness are over. Some
old characteristics, however we do OBJ.
serve, II has tight shawl shoulders.
continuing To hus the waist line. as II
the wrap were being held together by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

born In Belle Isle and have lived there
ever since, and yet their oldest friends
there cannot distinguish one from the
other MIR. ana Mrs. y, II. Lawton,
parents of these three graces. are well
To do and live upon large farm. They
are Intensely proud OF the trlplSt daugh-
ters who are said 10 be as good as they
ART beautiful.
Further evidsnee that women are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

quite fetching. each In its own way.
Seal coats are closed In front dlagonaliy
or have the loose box coat effectiveness.
All fulinens IL eliminated from the skirt
portion. and the back IL tailored quite
like a cloth garment. Medlcl collars
aud close flttlng sleeves are the ex-
tremes Of fashion.
The fur dolmnn IL developing Into n
cufiouaiy graceful wrap since tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

the hands In front. while below comes
a deep founcc pcrpetuating the shawl
notion. All wraps this yccr Toast ihr
ripple nounce adjunct Even driving
coats are finished on By this latest
firm Of fashion.
Apropos Of the Duchess 81 Maflbor-
ough. "A pretty An Halloween story has
been revived at her expense. II II
said during the last year she spent In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

England before her marriage she was
guest q Dlenhelm castle at an All
Halloween celebration. In trying her
fortune the apple pairing which she
threw over her shoulder described the
letter M" The Huperstitioua old serv-
ants wisely nodded their heads and In
solemn conclave assembled predicted
that the beautiful young American
would one day DO mistress Of the MARI
borough estates.
The well bred woman IL very fastld-
ioua usually about her stationery. and
keeps up with all changes aa they oc-
cur rye learned few facts which may
interest her.
Monographs are very small and In.
closed IN obiong or round medallions.
like tho modish handkerchief olphera Of
your aristocratic beau. Gold on color
ed background IL quite au fait. The mi
tails or nrut name done In one color
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Really Couldn't. Dent You Know
80 cholly vitevie Is going to be mar
rled7"
"Yes."
sent in your congratulatlonsT'
mo. Fact Ia don't know the rlfl %
! can't congratulate him. aud do KNOW
him. so can't congratulate her Deuce
cd awkward"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08

directed 10 enter. or causs to Ne entered,
upon the original aSSS ssrssnt roll OF Local
Improve men: District Ne. ~. as prepared
by the City Engineer and approved by Or
sgin&rcs No. sSt-. in the column provided
Eo- ts4s purpose. or UPON suppiSraS tssat
sheets 10 Re added thereto. the several
amounts 81 the special assessments levied
By this ordinance setting the same rsspss-
lively opposite Tire description OF each par
es} or lot OF lana or part thereof upon
which said special assessment is levied
AID hs shall Forthwith deliver 10 the CITY
Urea ssfrsr 4 certified copy % said assess
c1s1t roll with the amount OF said special
assessment herein levied ~ aforesaid. The
CITY Treasurer shall give such notice and
take such proceedings tor the collection
of said respective q amounts - levied ard
specially ASSESSED as are prescribed by the
attic ard he laws or the state ~ WasA-
fngton. and il the same De no; paid within
The time fixed therefor there shall De added
thersto she penalty. sGtert = and charges
fixed by the charter and ordinances OF saIi
city. and other proceedings had thereon
as provided by law and the city charter.
the arst publication of saia ssotice with
all due diligence with the collection Of
said special assessments.
Sec. B This Ordinance shall take effect
and De in force from and after It's passage
and approval IL approved by the mayor;
otherwise II shall take effect AZ the tine IL
shan become taw under the provisions
Passed the city Council the 5,h day Of
January. iss. and signed by ma in open
session IN authorization Of lis passage
this Sta day of January 1ssS ,.ro,
President OF the City Council
approved by me this Sih day of January.
TT. HUMEs. Mayor.
Filed by me this ssh day OF January. 1898.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and cx~officto C.iy Clerk.
Punished January q 1915
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE,
State OF Washington. for King County
Probate Department In the matter OF
the estate OF Aobie A. RalilSrgeen, de-
ceased. No. s7g. Notice 10 Creditors
Notice IS hereby given by the under
signed. administrator of the estate OF Alb
oas A ballisfseeh' aeceaseu 20 me Cred
against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within one
tiee to-wtt: january SIN. ls9s. 10 the said
administrator at Patterson & Easlys law
office. rooms 6f3 and 6la New York block,
in the City of Seattle. County and State
aforesaid the same being the place for the
transaction of the business OF the said
estate.
JOSEPH A. RATLLARGEON,
Administrator Of the Estate of Abble A.
Baillargeon, deceased.
Firsi Publication. January 9Th. iS9S.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one nou- aud twenty-five rninufeA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Sea!tle-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-1:s5. D:lS a. m: AS els
o. m.
Leave Tacoms-s:se a. m: !. 49, 8 p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-I:3G q. m. y m; D. m.
Leave Tacona-f GO a. m: 80 80 .. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Tia
coma and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.