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Tor me sole purpose OF trying % d'fea' MI Ma
thews but that Mr. Mathews will receive the votes
~ mo-. ~ tho i,t.,.,,,,,, r,,,..-,,s 80 .l,o dis
49, so - " "
"'o' ana vi" WIN
Arnltage Mathews is a New Yorker by birth and
education rIa attended tho rilhii, schoos and TIA,
-.
university OF me 'HN OF N'W-l ork ana was grad
uated from the latter iu ISIS He then attended
tho law pcr,rfrn,r, ~ ,r, ini,ersi,c and of,or
"' WIS admitted To iue bar ne entered the once
Of IOWrey Stone n Auerbarh and after three
.,ro y.f,t that rrr, ,,,o.al ,,, ,,i,. ,,r,ir,ir,
= quo ''" ' ' W '7
me SUCCESSFUL pr"'''e oil the law nntH January
isFl. when he was appointed Assistant District Al
$50. Do. ,,.i,i,.,, N T., ,io,, ,,, r,is,rio, A.,
torN'y' MI M"'N'"0 Hf"' an 'N''iiTh' record IN
this pnce retiring m the termination Of Mr.. Oh
oo,,,s torn, of .nico cinc. ,han Nr NIathov.s has
:. -
continued the private PRAGUE" OF the Jaw dt 40 =
Wfilnm-st ile has been president Of the Riverside
p,,tii.,, 1i,l ~, ,lo last .u,o ,,.ars I'm vvhlch
-, -.,,. .., ,..o...',, ,.o..l i,,.,,,. T., .
""' us ''''' anu W "
William ; Hennet chairman or the RepuDh'an
,"""p' ~"
49,. 49,
n,r.l nght bat the ,'uiz,us Union corner Of It
amounts u ~, Judgment 10 very nm" In lN'l you
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FOR ALDERMAN ~ THE YYTST.
ARMTTAGE MATHEWS THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE

The campaign In the XXIst Assembly District has
been made peculiar by the action Of the Citizens
Union organization ia tho district Assemblyman
Edward H. Fallows. who has been renominated by
the Republicans. Is receiving the support OF the
Citizens Union. while Armitage Mathews the Re-
publican candidate for Alderman. has been placed
In three cornorcd fight by the Citizens Union
nomination Of Thomas a. Fulton an independent
candidate. Abraham Gruhcr. the Republican lead
or IN tho district has declared that Mr.. Fulton
was nominated with the help Of Tammany Hall
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portfolio but Castro could never be induced to

portfolio. out Castro could never be induced to
accept il. 1900,
Several letters passed between Crespo ana
Castro and the latter published a pamphlet crit
icisng and condemning CrespO's administrator
II was at that time Castro began To surinise that
Crcspo would install Andrade as President 81
The renublic and an agitation was started
against Andrade and Crcspo; then followed the
.Nfocho'' Hernandez revolution. which failed.
After the defeat Of the "Mocho' General cas-
,ro a,noarcd at Los Andes and attacked the
forces under command Of General Morales RES
ident If Tho state Morales was defeated ana
,eken prisoner. Castro next attacked General
Iaoroldio Iarria. who was on the rontler OF
co,n,nhi. and Venezuela. II was an easy victory
ca, coetro'e followers, who were daily Increasing
j., numbers He took the towns OF Trujilo.
Merida Tovor. Colon san Cristobal Rubio and
others.
Gel MOCHO'S" MILITARY RECORD.
General lose Hernandez Mocho." as he IS
nonularlv known-is from Spanish parentage'
IN his youth he was Appended to the carpenter
TRADE Int left that for tho more exciting IN
ducoments Of a military career. He was nrst
under fire i'm 1868, when he took part In the
revolution which overthrow General Falcon lie
fought against Guzman Banc" ana was re-
,varded lv being sent several times to prison.
After the COnstituyente closed us Sessions
11ornan5az came 10 %ew-York where he re-
,nained until 1896 When be returned 10 car
acas the Conservative party appointed MN
leader and made him It's candidate for the future
Presidency Of the Republic
General Hernandez was proclaimed the cahu'-
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REGIMENT LEAVES san FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. oct @-Ihe Dth N"h9"S '",""-
teers. who were mustered oui "' S''''' '' '''
,-,o, Gov homo to-day ON a special train. made up
20 ,hr.. aections and provided by the residents of
"a. SunGowrr state. Brsadier General Funston
accompanied the regiment
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SAMUEL sTRAsBOURGERs CAREER
FUSION CANDIDATE FOR MUNICIPAL COURT
JUDGE II THE NINTH
Samuel Strashourger Fusion candidate for Judge
OF the Ninth Municipal Court District. Is putting
I'D strong fight In hls district. and has an excel
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-16

A Joint resolution was introduced
in the senate this week providing
for lhe submission to the state leg
islature Of constitutional amend
ment providing that the term OF
the president OF the United States
and the LVIth congress shall not
expire until the last Wednesday in
April, 1901, and that thereafter the
terms OF the president and congress
shall expire on the last Wednesday
in April instead OF on the 4th OF
March.
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o'clock until s O'Clock. Wait until
then to buy dolls and other Christ
mas presents.
The public schools close for the
holiday vacation Friday, December
72d, resuming on Tuesday Jann-
AIRY I'D.
Our prices on dolls are the low
est. Try us and be convinced,
Now is the time to buy, Palace
Drug Store.
Nine teachers were in attend
ance at the quarterly examination
held at the court house yesterday.
The examination will be concluded
today.
Chief Dispatcher j. NJ. McCune
and family returned Thursday
morning from a months visit with
relatives in Dubuque and other
points inlowa.
Housewives, with penchant for
making neighborly calls, morning,
noon and night, utilize the milk
man to deliver messages back and
forth since the arrival OF the beau
tiful snow. 1t relieves the tension
to some extent.
Guy E. Smith received tele-
graph order from Rawlins, Wyo.,
Thursday, for an exact duplicate of
the organ in the Presbyterian
church OF this city. A lady from
Rawlins, who recently visited in
this city. was SO much impressed
with its beauty Of tone, that she
induced her home church to send
in the order as soon as she returned.
The first snow storm OF the sea-
son arrived last Tuesday night and
Mother Earth was covered with
white mantle twelve inches
deep the following morning. The
thermometer also took a tumble
and registered IA degrees below.
Thursday night it was even colder,
and yesterday morning the same
thermometer registered I8 below.
The weather moderated consider
ably yesterday aud the snow was
melting.
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washington Memorial.

Although the thermometer reg
isteIed below zero, over one hun
dred Masons, their friends and
families gathered at Masonic hall
Thursday night to witness the me-
mortal exercises commemorative
OF the centenary OF Wsshington's
death. About thirty ladies braved
the zero weather and were in at
tendance. The hall was tastefully
decorated with the national colors,
and the following programme was
carried out:
America ....---- ..-.,.-.. y, The audience
ia,isSaciory Remarks j. & Ia Taiiisierre. ", q.
Rs.siux fssaf Aoeooni OF Washington. L.ss
Reading Of Letter from Aieisndria Lodge :
-wsshington's Lodge . T. Farrell
Address. Early influence Of Mnsonr,..,.
wash, ,ns,oa. Farewell A,isrs,. hsy F9h'- c"'man
Address. "pcr.onal Character and d Pubic
Services Of Washington" A. ssbin
Owing to illness, F.. A. Sabin
was unable to be present, and his
part of the program was filled by
DR.. Finney's reading letter from
the oldest Mason in Colorado
Adna Adams Treat. He is resi-
dent Of Denver and was born
April s, 1897. He was three years
OF age at the time OF Washington's
death, and on September IS, 1924,
was one OF a committee to receive
and entertain General Lafayette,
Washington's friend, at recep-
tion rendered by the city Of Troy,
n. Y, and took part in the Ma
sonic procession OF that day.
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the following requirement:

the following requirement; In all
cases where documentary stamp
OF the denomination OF ten cents
or any larger denomination shall
be used, the person using, in addi-
tion to writing or stamping thereon,
with ink, the initials OF his name
and the date, shall mutilate the
stamp by cutting three parallel in
cisions lengthwise through the
stamp, beginning not more than
one-fourth OF an inch from the end
thereof and extending to one-fourth
OF an inch to the other end. The
new ruling went into effect De-
cember IS, 1899.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1899.

On December / st the total money
in circulation was sI.9s5t93o, 9o4,
an increase OF S22, 2,2I4,SI6 in one
month. A gain OF two thirds OF
this amount during the present
month will place our circulation
past the 81, 900, 900, 900 mark for
the first time in our history. Will
Mr.. Bryan please come forward
and enlighten a benighted world
as to how things can be thusly un-
der the iniquitous gold standards 2
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-16

The present regulations pro-
viding for the cancellation OF reve-
nue. stamps having proved made
quate to prevent frauds, the COM
missioner OF internal revenue has
amended the regulations by adding
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s.oekho,s.r'. m.s.lns.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
N meeting OF tho Stockholders OF the La
Junta Canning and Creamery Company will
be held af Hecox hall on Tuesday. December
10. 1859, at O'Clock p. m. Every stockhoider
fs urged to be present proposition will be
submitted to levy an assessment to meet the
Indebtedness Of the company. and to transact
any other business that may properly come
beforc the meeting.
g. ". BoNG ARDSxR, Secretary.
First publication November IS. 1880.
Last publication December Is. 1893
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not,ee for p.blIest,on.
United States Land once. /.

United Stnte1 Land Ofhce,
Pueblo. Colo, Dcc. ., 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has dled notice
of his intention 10 make tlnal proof In sup
made before the Clerk of the District Court ct
Trinidnd. Colorado. on January q, 1900, viz:
Robinson n. PeaSsou, Homestead Entry No
township % south, range s. west, osh p. m.
He names the following wftnesees to prove
HE couttnuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: vi0togeno Cordova, Halario
Martinez. D. villa, Pablo Valdez. all OF
J. r. GORDON. Register.
First qualifications Decor 6er 10, lBoo.
Last publicattOn January II, 1900
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-16
Thompsool Thempsoni rhempse"i
Has lots Of holiday articles from
Ioc up.

Largest line Of holiday goods in
La unta at the Racket.
j. c. Shaffer is the new chief
train dispatcher at Ration.
Look for bargains during the
coming week at Thompson's.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. R. Gibson.
Call and see our new line Of
sterling silver novelties.-Fisher
& Larsen.
Get your toys and holiday goods
at half price at the Racket and get
rebate stamps.
Toys, games, juvenile books,
everything for the little ones
Palace Drug Store.
w. A. Hart now boasts Of an
heir apparent. A boy arrived at
his home Thursday morning.
Eight hundred tons is now the
tonnage for freight train on the
Santa Fe. Four years ago il was
only $40 tons.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual parior sale and tea at
the home Of Mrs. Leslie Jones on
Tuesday, December 10Th, from s
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-16

Nsasmptio~ - School Nsrsats.
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
ORR1o C0uurr. CoLORADo.
La JUNrA, COIO.. Oecomber 7. Itoo.
Notice v hercby given that VIII redeem at
my 0dloe u Il l0uta. Oteeo county. oil war.
rsnto uumbesed - fO1loWu:
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p....,.on,.n Society r,os,sm.

The following is the programme
planned by the Pattersonian So
ciety for Thursday evening. De-
cember 2Ist. All who are inter
ested in school and literary work
are invited to be present:
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Steamer Alice GsTtTnaa iezVes city dock
sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, AZ IL
midnight, Ter Port Townsend. Pert VIII
.ia4ns. bungeOesS. PERT Angeles. Port
STeScspt. Gcttyserrg pysht. CtaIia;n and
Mean bay. Returning leaves Port Angs-
les TUeaGays. Thursdays and Saturdays
al ) a. M, leaves PERT Townsend at 10 "a
IN arrives IN Seattle AZ , ~ b. ~. steam
eT Garland leaves City deck Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. al y IN dnight.
Tor Port Townsend. Port Williams, Dunxe-
ass. Port Angeles and Wet 2rta- Re-
turning leaves Pert Angeles At A. III. on
Mondays. " eGnesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Port Townsend at Il u M. arrives
IN Seattle st 80 ., III.
Telephone Main 6!s
CAPT. J. Il, THOMPSON. Manager.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
YsEfer Wharf Telephone Main bli
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The FASTEST, MOST ELEGANT and
ONLY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
COM ROUTE
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Three round trips daily except sunday.
CouHcct3ona-At Seattle with ths steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. Al Everett, With the
steamer VI Eaco FOR Snohomish and with
The Everett Il Monte Cffsfo Railway for
Monte Crls5a and way stations.
Colmaa Dock Seattle M%rcaants' Dock
Everett Telephone. Seattle. Rel SSi. Ev-
erett, s.
E ID SCOTT Manager
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eKACfT RIVER ROUTE Steamer
skag!t Monthly Time card
Leaves eeattle~~Feb. l. a midnight, Feb,
& At midnight. Feb. 6. at midnight: Feb
:. at midnight. Feb 70, A. midnight. Feb.
H. 81 midnight. Feb u. at midnight. Feb.
II at midnight, Feh. ~ at midnight Feb
- al midnight. Feb -. az midnight: Feb.
2 AZ midnight. Leaves Mt. vernon Feb.
4 at 8 a. m. Feb s, at a m: Feb. D.
a. s a m; Feb 10 at "A. M. Feb IL,
Al a m. Feb Is 81 "A. m. Feb. IL. at
a. m Fen. -, "a Il, RI Feb. =. st
6 a III: FEB. a. at a. IN. Feb ~. At
: a "a March T. at =. ~. Calling at
Tuigiip 9ianweoa. Fir, Skaait city.
Mount Vernon and Avon. Round trip 81 Is.
For pa Aaeug~r and freight rates apply AZ
cry pock Tslephene Main ~ II III.
Mcdonald. Master. w. T.. GilAason. Man
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Freight and fares as low as any by wat
sr or ratf
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f.. u. SCOTT. Manager.

STEAMER STATE or wASHfNGroN
Leaves Iesier wharf Seattle. daily tex
cept Saturdays AZ 10 p. IA for EVERETT.
A%ACORTES E'AIRHANEN and WHAT
com. Returning leaves Nhatcom daily
except sunday AT a m. arriving In
Seattle at 40 2. m.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BAyE go.
SEATTLE VI

pal1-up Capital I. ......... AKA CO..
General banking business tra1~,.et.i
James -. H@ge, jr...,.. -........ F.resi =.
Ilenter Turner .. .-. ......... t-e@a'-t
IL +, IaTEhUFsS Assistant t-asF,-a.
Elght ard tsie&raptie exchange r,g-~'a'1'eet
S. 81 the pIjnc-pai cities OF &he Uult@s
states AID EIECpe. 'N~
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMrpf.n.
Pa13~ap capital o.. o.. -. .. sr.an.
1raaSscts a general banking tsaa4nes.
~ tAff'F 's--.+~++. fr---.- s.-.-- ses dent
Il II Spencer o.. -..... .....-...- 6,a~nis-
safe Uee-4lt Ns11t noxe~ - po~.
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Time Card-ieavea Seattle a m, I. m.
aad ) =. M. Leaves Everett els a IN.
&c ,. N. and s:l5 p. m.
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yogr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
T%ETf1& ROUTE

gTNAMNR MY = FEEi.FY
fsayea reat ~ wash ugton street daily At
so "a N fsunsars * ? m for Pleasant
fssssb fygSef Tisks.eg1 pEeusrton Il y.
IprvAnck. Charleston. dnsy. Trssy,on.
(-hf~n and sliverdsis. Returning leaves
Gsfv.raaf~ a. & a. a. III. arrives 8es'tis 10
~ leaves sidney Saturday right. AZ
W b N. arrives 5eattie TO .. m. T~ls-
rhat'e. hain 5@&
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Williams. Master,

Leaves Yesler Wharf every Monday. We'd
nesaay ard Friday al II 20 ?. IN.
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
fav a 10 p m for Seattle direct. arriving
10 a. IN following dsF.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p m, Tor
whatcofn. Fhirhay@n, Anacortes and Seat
lie arriving Seattle n IN sunday.
Connects a. AnacoFfes with =. Il ~. Ry.
ard ri Vancouver with steamers fer Ma
ua5fpo ard New Westminster and with G..
IL n trains for ali posnse East
!ror freight or passage apply at Yesl~r
wharf or al office OF Vancouver Line,
Mutual EAfe Buildinw.
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FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.

leaves Contra deck. Seattle. dagy at 10
? m. except saturday Returning, leaves
IA on0eF at a. IN. daily except Sunday.
= fali1s AZ Edmosts. Clinton. Browns
oak H4rbor, C,sa.ady ana La Conner.
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STEAMER A Il. ROBINSON.
-. - :. ~ u q ~

o. pott OFchaF1 aud P0fs WasAinr'cn
route. leaves C4,Y deck 40 a m. ealing
a. south Eeaeh. rureaeii, Brick Yard.
BrefneSfon. Z, 2. Navy Yard S.dnsy.
Tsavea port Orchard Navy s.a.lon a. 4
?. m. arrives Seattle AZ .. m r.. - Rob
lnS9n MaHnT Lilly fsss8r9gs A Co.
Agents. Telephone Nain 81.
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qrar-as,s & savings bank business es.

c1uave-y- . S.. .. .+.o
@-sE~ast allowed ger ann1Tn. SIX psr
-s,. hi ts-ne deposits. per cent on or
aasey d posts
E.3s sesas declared last days Of May AM
.--s,.-r@.t.r Leans made og zeal estate or
a .t.rox~3 co..atGEa@s o1ly.
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ATAC0HTFs AND FAIR
HAYES ROUTE
STEAMER ray CITY.

leaves Cisv scek fgcs - Main street
Tuesdays. T1gr@Ssys sns Saturdays al 4
= IL. EK5a saTs sY0za ssatt.e 81 round
RIP. TO. fran Tacoma, g. =. rouDt trip
=. w. ~ Fills & SJ$. Owners
~. j. ELLIS. Trzrsc Msasgr..
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK
Occidental E.ock, seattle. ~ ASA

''--1so.srI7lcI.Fs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob l>lrt1 p. -. -'-...,e.-- President
-. r.a-- ....... Second Wee Pres. seut
5 Jsr',-4- Il Hayden. Manager, CaAhr. Sec'y
los r Greealeaf ..-.-- ASS, az, Cashier
slgTnsrd scn~ soste DER Joan Collins,
Il =. &e1e.4er. +. l. B.05gstt
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STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

FOR ASAcnRTEs. FAiRHAvEN. NEW
NHATCOM AND SANC0UN Ek. u. G.
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I7g.<TgA l4oKIoN 4 @. BANKERs.
-
Inc orp-orates 1851.

Incorporated iss7
Car. "a ....- 80 - .-+.-.-.'..-ss -
ssurIs9As ---.' - 49, 1890"
President =. .--. a 4 Denny
sec isFe44@en1 .-'.. - ~ 81 Ladd
Manager ..-- ~. II. A~At4-Sss
etrrt Exchange an1 telaEsvapr}e srar.s-
fars 81 New York. CI.se&%g -. kau1 san
t7-.ssssss,o. Portland an3 Yar.ous sas.nts ia
Oregon an2 British Columbia
81. SIS % excasnes 81 4<o7a1a avail
sbls s.se - acre 81 Europe.
s,e.slectlosls made Il; a. solEts ca favor
efss@ teFTUs.
F..r.s. SOCKS ans ot4e7 r2.HA5,es re-
>sfxss. Gr. 3epoEt, Ter s8t@ksestug.
rEgE PUGET SOUND %ATIONAL.
BANK Of sEAI4 LIZ
rap.sa. stock Pal tn Is 40
Tacre 5rT- -...- .t--.-. ---- t'Tse1 teat
T. = &@ff .-.---R a2e Srss-sent
Il e.. ArAeay ---.-----.---- s~a-s.ler
~.---Asrfrssrfz - az fss@ Tr%nrfpat cstges
"a tas LGate1 States AMI L-'&rop~
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- Ia conner Trading and Transportatios
company, Owners. Telephone Main I'll
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
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sEAT~rT.E-PORT CAMILLE TOWNSEND
ROUTE.
sTrAsfrp ppreprp

NJ "a = III fkftttF|fH
rsavr. rssy pork daily a. 10 a m sr-
~ert gurfay for Port Madison, Kingston
port Ga-asse Port fss1Sle9 and PERI
Townsend Returning reaches ses,tle az
. q M iaslv. Sunday leaves for Port
TenvFexa direct a. ~ returning
feavea porr Tawr sevaA FOR seztf.e direct
~ { q. m. TsispnDBe. Main 81. Lilly, 30
saf3us A. Co sgsnss
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EVERETT AND EpMoNDs
ROUTE.
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4 %ATEkT E~us Axse. S~Attls.
I'-rt as
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STE MI rs.

STEAMERS
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
ROUTE
STEAMER MCLTEOHAH
Leaves fer Tacoma ard Olympia daily a,
: ;. IL
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
ce2t sunasys, AZ : a. H. Beturalnx. ar
f.Yes Seattle 2. III
Fare between Seattle am Tacoma "a
cents. hoan4 tr-g. - ceasa
CAPT. ! WILEY. Manager.
re- Nan - CITY DHck. AEsn,
STEAMER DISCOVERY
F'e- Port Tovvr sand. Anacortes. Fafr,sswsn
Walton. Friday Haf6or AMI Roche Har-
Leaves Yes'.r aock Sundays. we,ss.-
days AID. Fr.aaya a. 2. N
Orc = and IL B9stoa Book. Telspaons
1ata -.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER TfpJE
Carrying T.. nlaG leayes sarn-.fsh
esoes 70 2,..- - .s..a.T'es slrss,. Tues.
ce5oeA g. IA. for k3nss'or. Pore G&ruhls
SesAsck t3g4a-Ga Ho4y Uswatsc. Ela.
waaa FafK E0nSRr9rt sr1 T'nfan (,grv
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ANIs AND WHATToH ROUTE.


ANf99 aNV y ffAIf IN TFlIITE.
ETEANfTP LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United states ma1 leaves City
Soy foot ~ Main street Sunday Tuesday
~ THURSDAY. a. "a o'cloek ruidnight far
D.. Toszras~ ~ Sac Juan islands and New
team Returning leaves New what
.e0sr, Ttfe%Sav. Thoratsg snf Saturday at
m J. r. Tnompson. usnsger-ownsr.
sIfv- rcgarsfaa Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Main "
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Oldest Line Running

The company : e.ss A4lt siea slsstli ps
Queen. Aa.lA Walls ana l taAtl4IA
leave seattle, a IA via Port
Townsend and Victoria February ).
;. IS. -. -. b March 5. -. Il. ~,
.. ~, Apr4 and every alta day
thereafter
Leave san Francisco for seal
tie 10 a. H. va victoria and Port
Townsend. February 5. 10, ID, -.
.. March 2. :. l. Il. - e. April
and every nfta day thereafter.
FOR ALASKA.
The elegant steamships Cottage
CITY. GIFTS of Topeka. and AK
leave Seattle. 9 a. III. February l.
= IA. =. -. March /. 8. =. H. =. Is.
p. April 5 ana every afta day
thefeafter
For further information obtain
folder.
TIE company reserves the right
tc change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates aD2 hours OF
sailing.
r TROW BRI DGE.
puket Sound Supt.. Ocean Dock.
Seattle
Uptown ticket Office, els First
avenue. Seattle.
GootiA-I Perkins e. Co, General
Agents San Francisco.
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CAPT !. Il THOMPSON. Manager.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-08
HO. FOR THE SEASIDE.

When the days grow warm, how en-
joyable is plunge in mother Ocean.
Our popular excursion season is now
open, excursion trains leaving Nogales
on Thursday of each week during the
season for Santa Monica, Long Beach,
San Pedro, San Buena ventura, Santa
Barbara, and Avalon. Fare for the
round trip S57 40. Tickets good for
ninety days. Do not @liss this chance
for pleasant outing. Will be pleased
to give any information desired.
=. J. ZEIMENT
AGENT.