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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-22
\IlNGlNlA In the Clerks Office of The
v Circuit Court for TnZrMnll County

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for Tazewell County,
July Is. 1898.
l.. w. Clark, II. NJ. Bell and Joseph l.
Horan, Trustees of the Flat Top Coal
| a1d Association and Southwest Virginia
In p:ovement Company. Complainnnts
vs.. In Chanccry
On Original and Amended Bills Malrn.
da Pillow, Isaac fancy. Elizabeth his
wife, Thomas j. Turner, James NJ. Turner
Cal Carroll, Martha Carroll. his wife.
Asa llouScman, Laura lIouscman. his
wife, Mary Turner, j L.. T.. Pillow and
Cynthia Pillow his wife, Defendants
The object OF this suit Is to enforce the
lien of Decree of the Supreme court of
Appeals of Virginia. of date September
9th. 1895, affirming decree of the circuit
count of Tazcwell County in favor OF
these complninants against these dclcn-
dni Is fLr the sum of Sl7l.10 costs allowed
these complainantS in defending suit in
chanccry lately pending in said courts
| And II appearing from affidavit On file In
said Oilicc that the said j l.. L. Pillow
and Cynthia Pillow are non.rcSidcnts of
| Virginia, aud that the residence of the
other defendants Is unknown, II Is order
ed that they appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit, on original ana
amended Bills filed in this cause, and that
copies hereof be published and posted rs
prescribed by law.
a copy lcste:
IL. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
MAY. MAY AND SMITH, Pq.
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Are the Conditions Of The Conie Il:

Following Are the Conditions Of The G0nei af s
q
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TAZEW ELL REAL
ESTATE AGENCY
Counterfeit
MON Ely

is 1IOU Hui So IdT1EIUI DIS
counterfeit medicine. When
your doctor writes "tale" ON
prescription he does so with the
understanding that each ingre-
Idient shall be as indicated. If
we cannot supply the PRECISE
INGREDIENTS written we will
not fill the prescription until we
hear from the physician.
jN0. E. JACKSON, Prescription Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-22

VlRGlNlA In the Clerks Office o
rnzcwell Circui, Court. June both,
1898, e. j. Hale. administrator oi e.. IT,.
Hale, deed, who sues for the benefit al
I'nilcy Hale, Complainant,
w.
w. j. iiucklnnd J. \. Ia. Chnnccry.
hur aud Austin Mullins.
Drlcndnnts.
The object ol this suit tx to enforce the
lien oi II judgement in favor ol the com
plninnnt against the defendants, w. j.
auckland aud !. \. Tabornnd To enforce
tlr lien ri attachment in invor OF the
complainant against certain land belong
ing To the defendant, Austin Mullins,
levied upon ior the debt sought io bc en-
forced 10 suit, SlT9.7O with interest nmd
costs. II is further certified That the
proper Affidavit hns been mndr aud fled
that the bill lns been filed, the order oi
attachment issued, aud the attachment
executed and returned. And il appear.
in9 from affidavit ON file in sad office
that Austin Mullins is n nonr resident o
the state oi Nirginin. II tx ordered that
he appear here within fifteen days nitcl
due publication oil this order, aud dc
what is necessary To protect his interest
in this suit, aud that copies hereof b,
published I'M posted ns required by law
copy r"sic
II. BANE HARTMAN. CLERK.
HENRY " GRAHAM, H.. q.
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At North farewell.

For sale ut North Tazewell. lots near
the d. pot, with two Cottage houses of
rooms each on lots, com crib, barn,
spring house and other necessary out
buildings, II new; also so bearing fruit
Trees Craps and berries of finest varie
ties, ~ of good water. Will Il
cheap or xchange for n farm
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Two Good Bargains.

75i acres in Thompson Valley, all
cleared but about acres. All in good
grass, except IL acres Orchard of
nearly 300 trees of MI kind of fruit.
Splendid spring and spring house. Old
house of rooms, aud new house of o
rooms nearly finished. Good barn cribs,
stables and out houses, all new.
Churchs school, st res and Post Office
close by. Price $l45O. only, one half
cash, balance on easy time
House and about z acres of land one
half mile from Kelly new room
cottage, metal roof, large hall and
porch, water in house from spring ,ant
spring house-about so fine young frui
trees, strawberries and other small fruit
This is nice ONE. Price 1880,
cash, balance ON easy term.
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For the information of our patrons

For the information of our patrons
we publish again our Clubbing list
and rates. Let it be distinctly nm
derstood that these are CASH prices.
We cannot give credit, us we make
nothing except possibly new sub
scribcr now and then who would not
It .crwise want our paper. We can
give the News and either of the
following papers, one year, at tn
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| hrice.a week World SLICE
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer 81. 90
Atlanta Weekly Constitution 81. "a
DcmorcstNlagazrnc, monthly 81. 70
Ladies' Hove journal, monthly
Sl.S5
Detroit Free Press, twicc-a. week
81 30.
breeders Gaze;t - .0C
Tie Breeders Gazette is not onl,
stock paper, but is one of the mos
mp TO date agricultural Journals pull
ished. Call and get sample.
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REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY

anything bu spare pu
amy s%S% 4 to lssaisa We ND
snail unmprove o onch acres
no buildings Price, So per acre
No
exchange "ni%provo coal timber hn %. ""'
NO. s.
promises "s" perfect 's,
age Would sell or exchange this property.
acres, Valley
state cultivation Dwelling new barn store busO and number of ton
school Price $4,000 per satisfactory
residence of Mondotaon
AS o. r. with ample grounds fruit trees and sAubory Title
large oignroom rent
Two ANAL houses for sale, good lot
ems. .n a a", nj s"a s" ss situated .s. the
buyer
of story house. large large
s" " house house" s s Q" Of about s" & n "e s
Hp es P% U AG " "a.T ," s N" sS We will
;lNO
small farm of acres on south side of town, cool room story
of
also Public road runs by the door This ltlo
home. Prco $1,000 Easy terms
mo IT. -
good farm of 200 and farming hnd exchange
rIa good residence
: NO.
About $50 on Clear F miles from town good house of
M orchards grazing
farming nn Schools and c"rcos by Price S25
rest
:. NO
V" property at the growing and prosperous of North Taz
II ewcll dwelling
able dwellings, This
q ed for farming land in part of the South west
cI NO. o
II q miles from Tip Top 30 good
Orclnd Of fine desirable
terms.
INOI5-
splendid house with fine fruit. thirty
II land, suitable market
walk o n WestG or
ID TAZEW BILL REAL
Vs. ESTATE AGENCY
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NORTH rAzEWELL BEEF MARKET

We deliver the hest beef in guam.
Tile suit omers at any point
in town. Orders by Telephone or
i~isr promptly IL t""ded IL
i 'crtorr free
J II WHITLEY Il Sos.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE


FOR YOUNG LADIES, ROANOKE, VA.
Opens sept. Sih 1888. One of the leading
Schools tor Young Ladies' in the South. Mag
niiiccnt buildings, nll modern improvements
Campus ten acres. Grand Mountain scenery
IN Valley of Va, famed for health. European
aud American teachers. Full course. Super
iOr advantages in Art and Music. students
from twenty-five States. For catalogue address
the PRESIDENT. MATTE r. HARRIS, Roanoke
Virginia. j. list.
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War News.

During these exciting times you
can do n b ,ttci than $ bscribe &c
the NEWS aud one or more paper,
Of our clubbing list. Rell tn, list
and send us your order.
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Note SDeciaIIy If the ENACT figures this
>OAS OP~NiN'i'J NEAREST TO
THE EXACT Somebody the The
n
the highest
a o
is
in prizes
prize
There missing
this
the
a Ought Figures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-03

The steamer Posalie ssiiss FOR Alaska
las. night carrying 4 fun list Of passen-
gers ana cargo OF freight that Siied ev-
cry available inch OF space. Her paSxu-
ser lat vas published IN yesterdays Post
intsls:gsncer.
Steamer Ncvo has been chartered BY An
drew Cli3berg. John p. Jacobson and other
SEATTLE business men. - r1n between Sc
attic and Dyea ard Skagnay. She VIII
- atta1 I'D 4 a passenger vessel ard viii
take vita Der III tow tie tug Lena. the ia.-
ter 20 he used lgats- between Dysa
and 5ksG2ay.
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.xeAl NOTICES.


- . ~crucratson organized under and
yyttvs.,s al the laws OK the state OF Mis-
y -. T,rcror1 Mortgage Company, cor
s~rfion organized under ard oy yfrsne OF
9svx of the state OF Oregon SARAH r.
nseiey and saiah Francs
are hereby summoned 70 appear
-!sss, dirty tS5) Gays after the first pub
ss.sssn az This summons. toFtt- Within
x~s~ lnng days after the Snh day OF De-
80. fE.. and defend the above-sntifsed
esrssa,nar In the above-snsftied court, and
49, re petition OF the petitioner. and
-. : copy OF your answer upon the ura-
s1,~red attorneys for petitioner. at their
- heIcw stated. and in case OK your
sssi.rre 20 10 do. judgment VIII re rendered
s.StnS 10 the demand OF the petition.
ecsszss has beer filed with the clerk OF said
49,. The ehtect ~ this proceeding Il 10
sIs,rnYsare and acquire b. condemnation
100 lands and easements. rights ard
c1ssssxes In certain lands situated in King
1877 state Of Washington. OF which
sss.1s vo, are the owners or In which you
-. r. claim a ten or interest ar 10
49, tha compensation 70 be paid 10 you
ssrh Of you for zach lands. easements.
ersts ana privileges ey ne ci,y oil seattle
- ANY be waived The city Of Seatti
ssssr1n 10 appropriate and acquire said
~. easements. rights and privileges for
~ nurpose OF tbs construction aDd main
s~snca Of hsadworkx, dams, pipe lines,
ss..6srlss reservoirs rcAdways. telexra ph
~ tslephocs lines bridges. settling ba-
~ mill ways and other appurtenances
s..~esary for TIE construction and main
s~~nnce Of ~ addition 20 the system OF
Ssfar works OF the city o. Seattle author
80 ,,y Ordinance No. 5.z@s. Of said city,
srf,sied AN Ordinance proposing to the
ssssrs In the city OF Seattle that the city
= eeattle make certain additions 20 the
- .1irs water works owned ard controlled
A. said city, specifying and adopting the
.see.n.od pIan and details of sasd additions,
- decIsrfng the estimated cost thereof,
- near as may &c. and providing for the
ScldiUe OF sn election a. which said voters
esv vote for or agaiusy F1i6 proposition.
80 proy.ding for the construction OF said
sAditions 10 the water works In case a
Sstewity of the voters In said city voting
~ such election shall thereby assent 10
~ proposition, and providing for the
.svuent therefor. and esta biishing 4 fund
~ such payment by setting aside there
- from and after the completion and ac-
Ssnfauce Of said additions, ssyenty-fivs
~ crr can't, per centufa Of the gross rev.
scues derived from the water works own-
n And controlled by said city exclusive
n revenues for water used for municipal
ssrrroses. until the payment therefor shall
y conpietsd." approved October 18th. Is35,
Saseh ordinance was thereafter. on tho
- day OF December, Iss5. submitted to
~ voters duly ratified and approved
Petitioners Attorneys
Ting County. Washington.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

s ,g.d British ship s.
.erasa & tons
Honolulu snip s
from oTen vl
sola. 81 vIassn. arrival ' Senate
MSesE pyTsass British ship Ass
S Pao coas .e eo1apany p
Antwerp o, Dunkk chartered prior
a ns coal S esss an bay San ons
Honolulu ~ N' -
cap M s E h sn s.xsa the the ship
Columbia
foundt e
Townsend win be and
backed principally kuus
herlen and n
following cleared FOR foreign ports during
McGegor Tacoma for St. Vincent for
Bakely for Port Prize $50 AS feet
NJ the has soa the
toHH =
Ms aer Viii lam Rogers 81
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PARTIES bound for Alaska should
take at least twenty dollars IN silver
quarters, halves and dollars along win
them. as II Is very scarce In that eoaa-
try and the inability 20 make exact
change frequently results in extortion GA
the part OF packers. boatrnen and others.
often resulting in compelling parties 70
pay from fifty cents 20 two or three dol
lars II excess OF regular rates.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

s M Bss where ss 4s British G's
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s.. s:: rs : ::::';s'
Eas , a:s'.:: e ;,s5 T.. $ s!sss
s5 a- sg II a; s. sia' S;i:1s5
& s@sa 3 s. II tons. I Es West sound September
S Ss l' ss s u =. I saa s!'@S VIZ '.s p.s.,
s A An OK B oas m F.s SS.
& &. =: ;:as s;si;sii s:s Srs.,.
E2oa n I Iohss Am tk s5 n san Frasesso
S S $ ~ TsIa Pds, gsss9 a "A
IS T. IS .ss: T; 5 =5E s: 5sj s5
E#P5s:. @ INA ma a5iSs F. 80 s @ Ss$
FPy Ds5 ss rss@ q zee I rss
Eas 5P sa 9e s9 , = @ s 5s;s rissa august
*: Sill. 3 6 r. e. sls; 5' i.:$ f. SOUND
Se5s a 5 55sss3a A af & s tons |
ss a s = 6s Ss1 5o F ssis v:@s:r
#as s, AN s., ss VIE F: sound May
z's IL 2 & a.: g. s:sis:ss T5: 6
n E'2isf r s,a s GAP q. . % as. Gamble
#. e s: $ =;: S;::s August s
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HS5 H si.. i 81. = i: 4ss :1
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XII
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Premier sxner.
prrTar Avesnu b. tens
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FsroEfe Ma
< Lass Am sd 8tCnsSa
CsraT r5h An shrI
cousins November
: I .soax Grant \
sse5 g;: 4 :; - | = ERE.
AZ s:s::. i E & s. -; s-'''a
sIantAr e.
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Union Trunk Line.

The travellers on the Nsdrona park
branch OF the Union Trunk Line are re-
Joicing over the improvements on the road
made during the past week or SO The
mud holes at the crossings nsar the power
house have been flied with ashes and
good solid roadbed ~ being formed Elee-
trio lights have been pat in at the East
Pike street or Johnson avenue waiting
room. At the Division street crossing. and
At other points where there is cunssIera-
bic traVeL
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New Years at Providence Unsyi,of

The patients at Providence hospital we're
pleasantly entertained Ssgp Years day
by Mr.. Leo Kohn- BY means or a sra N ,.
phone he introduced Instrumental and ve-
cal music ard rsc.sati5ns. 81 Rohu hiss
the giHcere thanks Of ths patients and ths
sisters for hls en8say0Is. TIE coneer;
took place IN Marines hall
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-rnteiagencer.
TATOOSH, Jan Al D. en--Barometer,
20 0S: cloudy: wind west. 10 miles Passed
in, tug Tacoma at 8 a. m; a bark. at u
n a bark at lis p. n; schooner Noko-
nish. al As p. m; three massted schoon-
e- a. 80 2. n.
NEAH BAY. Jan. "A .. m.-Cloujy:
light southwes, wind.
cLALI.AM BAY. Jan. "a ?. u1.-CioU1y:
calm. Steamer Pa psd Transit in the bay
PORT ANGELES. Jan. a. .. m.-Ba-
rometer. 0.i9: cloudy; wind vest. three
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.

LONDON, Jan. 2-Tasrs IS III. usual
money p-ess.re that scrzes with ths and
Rived rom the Bank % England This
borrowirg hss resulted IN certain ease IN
fh@ market. Il Is believed. however. 10 be
saly temporary.
on ne Stock exchange. business last
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LONDON. jan. The British steamer
Khio. from Cardiff for Galveston. has
put into Lisbon with her machinery dis
placed The Norwegian bark Tndine
capt. Hansen. from the Tyne for Table
Bay, vas abandoned a. sea Part o. the
crew have arrived ST Nazareth, Portugal
Eight were drowned.
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aaN HAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
CARRYING United states mai leaEss CITY
s,s%f feet OF MA.n street Sunday.
ssSs.s.asy ard Thursday at Il O'clock rs.G-
sssht rey Port Townsend, San Juan .saaTas
ani New xhatc0rs- kefurHins caves
Nsv WAGON Tuesday. Thursday aa1
S..Y,sav alta n J. II. Thompson us2a-
erer-eWnxr I..tly- Bosarcvs 4 Co. sScats.
CSay dock. Tslepacne. 1at2 D..
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KOUAks and other cameras so~ holf4ay
presents can be obtained AZ 2ii Coiamesa
street. opposite posto1ce- WASHINGTON
Dental and Photographic supply Co.
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THE SALMON FLEET, 1897.

week was small. but the tone was firm ana
the feeling as 10 the future confident. Con-
sois have risen sharply and are about 3;
point higher. Home railways are better
point higher on the announcement of the
government dividends about TO be re-
leased, 10 be invested tAerein.l American
securities were In fair demand and the
market was sanguine with but few chang
es pennsylvania railway shares have
risen point, and Atchlson. Topeka a san
IA Fe I point. Milwaukee & St. Paul de-
shares improved on the November traffic
reports.
Agentines were bought freely Central
Argen1ne, rose . point. Buenos Ayres &
Rosario ] peint. Buenos Ayres Great
Southern X. Argentine funds were also IN
good demand. the $50 loan having rlsssr /
point. and the. funding loan rs point
ans. especially the per cents, which i'm
proved points. and 2ia per cents, which
have risen Ia. Spanish securities dropped
= point Chinese bonds continue 10 be
ny's shares are in good demand. the pre-
ferTed snares having risen 81.
London Wool Market.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-The arrivals OF wool
during the week for the first series % sales
OF this year were az follows: New solfh
Wales. 1853 bales: Queensland. iile9; Vie
fcria, I1,sJG; South Australia. Sis West
Australia. 5.s3s: Tasmania 90: New yea
land. 12.2s7: Cape OF Good Hope and Natal.
Sl,o25. making Il total OF i07, $50 bales fnciud-
Ing $500 sent direct. The Imports for the
week aggregated 1870 bales, including:
New South Wales. 1910: Melbourne fs4s.
Queensland. s.05l. South Australia. 81.
West Australia, ISL; New Zealand. 4.2e2:
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 212s: Rus
STA, 1,tsi; Buzzorah. 2.7ss. There VIII be a
sale OF sheepsktrg on January e.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
Thos. Miner. PORT Rlakeley.
Geo. McAleer. Port Blakeley. n
Howard Fraser city.
Harry Brown, Brinnon,
samuel Murray Brs merton.
g. Hassig, Brenerton.
J. +. Brown. Rremerton.
j. A.. Quinn, city.
J: ]. McisnIe. McMurray.
Harry Colan. City.
Geo. Watkins. City.
Geo. Dougherty. sandou. y. g.
John j. Craft, Boston, Mast
WIN. Ross and wife. Wikeaon
X. MorriSsey. Dungeness.
THE BUTLER.
4. I1eBel, snohomsh-
+, NJ harrington. City.
). J.. Mckay city.
). NJ. Hagerty. Cby.
> ". Nestelle Eairhayen.
Rufus II. Smith. Quitman, Mo-
r W Marley. Spokane.
Z. ". McCandles Ellensburg.
John T. Kenny Tacoma,
=. Earilett Webster. Nsw whatcom-
W. NJ Guisec. Butte.
T. Brumbaugh, San Francisco.
- n. Crosse San Francisco.
~ r. Stalman. Chicago.
w r.. Crosse, san francisco
a. " Browner New York.
William +. Fischer. Colorado Springs.
y. =. Aver. Portland.
William Hiil Wilson. Denver.
Fred -. Franklin. buffalo. n. Z.
-. r. West Portland.
IT, l.. Tfbbais. Dr.. Port Townsend.
Angeles.
-. L. Williams. Blaine
J.. simmons. Whatcosn.
John g. Denuev Everett.
John Poison, La Conner.
M,r ang Alrs. van Zaudt. whatcorn
Mrs. W. Burton. Nhatc9rn.
Mr and Mrs. J Smith. Townsend.
W. :. Lazisr. Tacoma.
r Harmon, Mcconnell Dawson.
s O.. Kaufman. Dawson.
y. W. Tokisz. Dyes
q. vs.. =. Jonnspa, Dawson.
II. r. Lewis Juneau.
Charles x. Eosener. Juneau.
4. t. Murphy pawaon.
Wiliiasa {. A,l@rse-. san Francisco.
Sol Ripinslxy. chik9t.
r. T. Pool Clolcester Mass
Miss l.. stahls Juneau.
+. ~. McCorulcS. Dawson
". II. Il. Cole Dawson.
THE DILLEa
q x Tveie Arlington.
y. +. Buckliu. Arlington.
+. r. Ward. Ellington.
Lee Bright. GlyfnF5a-
s. ~ Gage, Olympia.
Dick Bright Maff0c6
J. II. Friend. sumner fslan1
!. G.. Carr. sumner lsLaTL
-. r. Hyggan. Kingston
p. BanIatssr. Kingston.
i. :. Pears. PitfgbHrE.
JOAN George Elliott. Victoria, B. c.
r Friend PitsssgTr.
Thomas Watson. Plttsburg.
6. Gustabsou. Gl8e gna4nus
angus Mcclellan Whksfshan
J. A wilson. KsTilchlc.
sflIr Rasn6s Colorado.
=, II, Bennett TOTE.
r. r. Gray, Tacoma
%eil Brown. SranwCof.
6. Eieehart. Stamwoods
Peter Uowuey Ia Conner.
Thomas III. TAFT La CORNER.
y h Morrison, E1rfysgtoa.
g T. Short. Mount yeFnow.
Mrs. &. T.. Storrs. Maa1nI teEnon.
Pulp Ashton. England.
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TIE Daily Post-fnyeilixencer IL COW on
sale In orsiznd. Or. at Rich Bros. IA
MorrtsGn street. Portland Hotel nsws
stand And Norfh~es. News Company Ia
First s-ress
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eTRAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANCEI.

Seattle ard Townsend Neah Ray Rou.a
Steamer Garland leaves YesIer dock sun
DAYS TUESDAYS and Thursdays st I'D
o m for Per. Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeuezs Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Ge,ty,hurx. Pysht. Ciallam Ray and Neah
Raw returning arrives at Seattle D. m
on opposite days. Steamer Evsngel leaves
yesier deck for Pert Townsend Port An
rsIas and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS at $50 u. m: arrives Sea tie
ai,eruate DAYS at go o. m. Tel Main 1875
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
IEGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. X. ROBINSON.
Carrying Z. s. Mall
On Port Orchard and Por: Washington
route. leaves CITY deck foot of Main
Est~@bsn Br'ek Yard REeniertor. u !
NAVY Yard. sidney. Charleston. Tracytoo
Chico. Siverdale; Leaves Port Orchard
Nayy Station a. 2 y. m: arrives Seattle AZ
IN m. e y. Robinson master LiIly'
Rovardns & Co.. agents. Telephone
Mafn e
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Settle Everett e. Whatcom Route
state o! washinrton leaves Seattle daily
EXCEPT Saturday az 10 o. n
Seattle Everett and Ia Conner Route
S.ssrer rairhavNr leaves Seattle fsi,v
sxcep. saturday. At 10 p. m. calling at Ev-
sre,t So.rx north Monday. "Wednesday ard
Fr,say: going south Tuesday Thursday
ard saturday.
T,lensaae Main ~ TeSlsr docx
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srEAnEnA
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Z. s MAIL

e. = MAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gsl5ral.h dock. foot CT waning
49,. ~aF-x. $50 "a =. thursdays zEu sAs~
ryaays a clock q. r.. so- ksrgkto1.
Pert Gamble, sea5ec2:. Brlnnou. Ao.ly,
OewasIo, LlIstxauo Fails E1oo1spcrr Aad
Union City returns 4Ixrna1s aAys.
y. TROuTNAS. Master.
Ta3enhcne. Red Isl
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MFEs Rol Ts,-stss,ner city
Seattle I2n. = IA, 6
.ssss iaa AZ a n. leavss AZ.
a A. 81 A. ~. Jan. ats m.
sM CO; eaiUag A. rNllslls Sian
go. r.. asagt City, NJ. Vernon and
~ Al csy rs 2SsS ss& freight rates sTa-
rs krrAn,, ~. l-se saaAne Main <. ".
Esnase- Master ". p. Gnkesaa,
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pAgNEsoN * CHILcoTr.
sat, ana Steamship Agents. freight ard
cnfrterinC Brokers'
orsre. Mutual Life Building.
Telenhore. Black ST.
DDpr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
f%GTnN ROUTE.

-eL ~ f-k &EafSA-E.A
lave, Galhra.;h dock. :o9t CT Washing
- ~T~~ef for sylvan Grove. FoT: XveIfe
eremsrton. L. 5, Dry rock. Char!eszea.
ssas.~y Tracyto1. Sglvsydaie daEy. ex.
s.S4s,r SATURDAYS and Sundays. al so q
- sal,.rt,ays a. ~ E. M Sundays az s -5e
- - Returning. caves silNstdaie a. lee
my Dock ~ J. IN SATURDAY nisats
800 st,.eriAie 80 ?. "a. Dry D>ocA : %
N Teispsea~ Fes; ts'-