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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
WOMAN HOLDS
THE OFFICE
Elected Prosecuting Attor-
ney in Kansas.

cHADRoN. Neh.. April so-Miss
Esteile Mae bavis#oa. a bright wa
man lawyer AZ Long Pine. Neh.. n
graduate % the iaW school Gf the
state university. has been success
ful in a contest suit which she tn
atituted against j. &. Tolilver for
the Office Of prosecuting attorney Of
Brown county. <cb. Unless the case
- repealed and reversed that county
viii have the unique distinction Of
being the only county 80 the state
having az It's sticiai legal represen-
tative bright. abrasive young
woman. The offieiat canvass after
the election last fall gave Toiiiver
the election by one vote Miss pSv-
isson contested on tbs ground that
there had been thre~- Illegal votes
cast-~twe voters not being legal re-
ssdcnts Of the county and the third
being non conpos mentis
The cas-. came up before Judge w
". westover In the district court.
and the court sustained her ailrwa-
tiaEs. thus declaring Mas uavisaan
elected % the Office.
Tolilvsr. in answer. held that Miss
DavGssan was Ineligible 10 the Office
because she was female aaa be-
cause the state constitution made no
provision for wouan'a holding
such an Office: siso for the further
reason that the ballot upon which
she vas elected was unconstitutional
for the reason that u permitted her
name % be printed thereon three
times. she being nominated BY three
different partieH- The court held
tina, these two questions could not BE-
raised in a contest proceeding. hut
would have 70 be raised by direct
arffNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
THE ROBBERS
WE RE BRUTAL
An adena Farmers Family Is
Frustrated.

sTEuBENyTf.LE. o. April 60
Three masked robbers attempted 20
rob George Hamilton. farmer living
near Adsna. last night. Hamilton
- reported 20 ~ wsli-fo-do and to
have money about the house.
The robbers. with handkerchief
masks over their eyer, broke into the
house. and with y gun and clubs,
proceeded 10 terrify the family. de-
maafinE money. One boy eluded
them and went to the nelghb0rs for
assistance. which arrived just as the
robbers were beginning inhuman
treatment They cscapei without
booty. holding the rescuing party OF
with a gun. Several members Of the
family are Frustrated with the 80
treatment.
This gang has committed two
more r0bberies In two weeks. blood
hounds were brought from Quaker
city today, but they could do no
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
MsssssssSss sSsssssWsS
W
Y ...MOOSE HUNTING IN ALASKA.
SssssssssssSsSsssS MsssSssSsSsSSS

another moment was oui ~ the edEe
81 the timber az the border 1t the
raur slough near whore We were
resting. tie chopped when nc got
To the edge ~ the slough. raised his
head and looked IN our direction.
Jlm warmed me that the animal had
scented uA.
~ you want a. shoot" be- snit.
ahant quick aud alta cor right be-
hind his shoulder
Al Jlm's suggestion I adjusted tho
nisht II my sun sad banged away
Thn mooau didn't move N step. but
shank his head violently. Did !
ht him. 1imG cried
-nii nothing. said Jim. shoot
lower aud shgnt quick immrfii :
ately fired again The meuHe drop
ped on one knee. FOR that shot had
broken h shin nuue itr turned
half anaunt and started on an a.
slaw honhir iie bad not moved
more than ten feet before I nrad
again. Il vas random Ahut. for
! slmpIr painted my Fun At th" anil
NAL. pulled the trigger and started
Zoe him At thv dtsd run. hsd got
hal a few steps before hr fell. NOR
tally wounded ~ a shot that lim
nalI that he would swear went up
in the air Whrn we got az - him
We found that my FIRST shot had hit
hlm tirht at TIE base II one "f hts
harna. and that Was evidently what
made him shake his head My sec.
anA shot had broken his lex hsioN
tbs. knee, and both nhotn were aimed
o. take effect directly back 81 the
shoulder. the third shot was the
one that dit the work. for Il sent
through hia backbone. lie VAS ~ biz
felluw and measured Hix fsut three
ani a hair inches FROM the too u
MS shoulder 10 The ground. The -
pansion y hls horns was four feet
sisht inches. and he dressed about
tnaa pounds. as nearly aa We could
judge. Il took thHre days t. rui
hlus up aud pack 10 the rafnp, with
ihe AID q inns friend and an In
dian.
And uow. 10 HhoN you how luck
ruus After finishing discussing
fha tnsrits II my sho9tiffE and white
I - - sitting on the moosr and feel
ms proud 81 myself. Jim started
across the slough on a brisk walk
u wasn't i've minutes before heard
two reports n hia gun fred at an
interval ~ about - seconds or
course I Immediately started after
Jim. but had not gone more than
60 yards before I discovered him
bending over the carrasaus - Two
more mauae@a COW and a Gsmnuthe
cid calf lie hal killed them hath
with tWn shnfr. Snw there y 'hlu'
witch means In Elwash Indian Ian
euaxr plenty mopae meat IN the
camp IT a. Johnson.
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RosaliE SAILS NORTH.

steamer Hognlie. Capt. O'Brien.
vailed last evening for Alaskan ports.
Besides ffig-seveu first class pas
sengers. there were forty-two Chin
amen who are employees IN a fsh
cannery at Boea de Quadra. near
Mary Island. Tho Hosaiie had "a
large freight cargo FOR skagHay and
other ports. The passenger fist was
40 foliows; Robert Laniey. Nathan
johnson, Otto Carlson. Charles sea
strand. L. Johnson. o. 81. LoOmer.
J.. Delaney. y. a. Eye. l.. 81 Wat
son. NJ u. Cummings. J. w. Nixon.
~. %lxon. T.. Hampton. Edwin Hoes.
Sam Meier. l.. II. Barrie. Joe conta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
Bay City Cars Are Running

BAY CITY. Mich. April 20.--The
negotiations which have been car
risd on for the past week between
tho striking stree railway employees
and the company. through the com-
mon council mediation committee.
came TO an end this afternoon. re-
aulting tn an agreement which set
all the cars running with the old
men. The state court Of arbitration
f. now 70 take up the mntter n the
differences between the company
and the men.
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Mss, Prices

Freah Meat Uobhins)--cow beef.
sc Per III. steer beef. sac per 10.
mutton. wethcr. &c per ~. pork. 7he
per Id. veal. large. Sc per ID. small.
ioc
Provisions UohhlpE)-ilanr. large.
iafkr. hams. small. iics breakfast
bacon. Ike. dry saited sides. Tae.
Lard uohhlnRl Home made. perth.
7Ae. white star. &c. Coin Special.
sNc. lard. compound. tierces. eAo.
Rex. SAC.
Fresh Fish (,obhiurl--italibu,. ~
mnu. sHge. salmon trout l2iae
founders. aGt; soles. &c. rock cod. sc,
trout. isisGisc. shrtmp-. lee; rhad.
sa7c. slneii. i8se; Columbia river
ea5c. rnrit. 4as. herring. Stftc. tom
cod. trt oysters. olympia. 50 per
sack. Si.so yer gallon; CLANS. ti.ho
per sack nunKencss crabs. live. 81 70.
cooked. sl.2o.
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lamee Cenla. } pVeter *. a, Null
eG Len kitinn. John Mateon. Alex
lllaa, Nelson. = !. earrW, q A.
lleu. 9vefse Counter. = Taylor r.
Middleton, " : Henderson. y. era r
hana " Il, Nuuue, Ira pcltra. T.. ~.
Jacobs. r. > Nreroatey. N. II.
hineure. - e. Henderson 3 ".
houket l., - Palmer. Elhel ROY
burn, Abe iapper, Aihrft Colder. !.
kNanH. George ievans. n I. Hn, 81.
A lHti Fred Cam. n u. Hutrell.
y. l. itatHell - u ltutselb & }.
o'ienaeil, Mrs. 4. ! o.nenneit. ".
NeunE Mrs. Middaush. Joseph n.
Thompaon, 9. II Pennington. ~
man Walter, aud forty two chtnrar.
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Oohhingb - white River
fairbanks. tgTGto. island Early Rose
fgSUt0. island White. tSsu1s, Yak
tina and oregon. $50. native sill
yer skin onions. SIS per ton: ore
eon aut Yakima silver skin. fancy.
f25maG per ton. bcetH. ti,25 per sack
carrots e5aTse per sack. rutahagas.
ssc por sack: turnips. Csc per
sack. cabbage. 2itc. parsnlpr. socati
per sack. caullfiewer. gacnti per
dozen. green peas. &c: nrtichokeH.
e0c per dozen. garlic. p. celery.
California asparagus. fnbc per III.
rhubarb autAo per ID. tomatoes.
g 30 per case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning - Trade was
quiet this morning. Caulinower h.
scarce. Peas ON the San Francisco
steamer came up short. The cab
hagra received yesterday we're In
splendid condition. Potatoes are
firm. but the sales are improving.
Eera are aiill At tsc. and there arc
enough to satisfy the demand.
Salmon % scarce. The Columbia
river season has proven a failure. so
ar.
4 sharp advance ls reported In
oysters. canned salmon. dried fruits.
cocoa. aud chocolate, aud all k.nis
Of soap.
Tho following prices are being Of
fercd to the producer by tho local
dealers Tor delivery In round lots on
the dock or IN the car at Seattle.
Grain oats. 926. barley, g2t.
wheat. chicken feed. $40. bran.
SO. shorts. $40.
Hay - Puget sound. 81 per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy. til.5O
ni2. alfalfa. 6.
EGGS $50 Strictly fresh ranch. 1iW
isc.
Butter Fresh ranch. 10n1ic:
creamery. 22G2ac.
Poultry Chickens. live. 12@iaike.
live turkeys. 12e,
Live stock Choice beef cattle, COWS
&c: steers. titmsc: good hogs. live.
4Rc. hogs. dressed. 6ihc; calves,
dressed. large. &c. small. Dc. calves,
live. large, &C.; small &c.
Hides, PeIts and Wool - Heavy
sound aaitcd steers, over co pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. 7bc:
light sound. under 10 pounds, 7e,
COWS. sound. all weights, &c: staEs.
bulls and oxen. 4Q5c; sailed klps.
7c. calves, per pound, Sc; green hides.
1c less than sailed. dry hides, per
pound. i2c; dry culls. one third less;
summer deer. per pound. 22@2fc,
winter deer. dry, 1i1iGo: papery
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--.-as----a-a=z---=-sssHe7zs
THINK THE GIRL
Is ABDUCTED
Mystery in tho Disappearance
Of Ethel TulIey.

BELoIT, wis. April 2o.--Ethel
TuIley, the ff-year-old daughter OF
Deputy sheriff Edward Tuilcy, left
her home near the state line yester-
day morning 70 attend confirmation
exercises AZ the Catholic church in
this city. and has not been seen
since. Deputy Tuliey. the childs
father, has been active for several
years N breaking up gangs 81 hobos
which infeHt "The WiilowB." "A fav-
orite resnrt for them near the state
Hire. Ethel had to pass the WILLOWS
on the way Ia church. and Il r. fear
Ell that she has been stolen for re-
venge. Forty tramps IN all have
been arrestedby the authorities, hut
no trace OF the missing girl can be
found. n la believed by some that
the child ran away and VIII appear
at the home of an aunt who lives
In Evanston.
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pisx May Take = Vacation

CITY or MExfCo. April - Tho
report that President plaK viii ohs
tain a leave Of absence frurn the
Mexican congress and make an exs
tended visit 70 the Untea states
and European countries during the
coming summer has haen revived.
II Is known he has hcen advised 20
make such trip ~ high govern
ment otfirfals. Who believe that his
temporary absence from Mexico vii
strengthen the confidence Of foresgu
countries IN the stability 81 his Eov-
eminent and rcfute the eharEe that
the peace % the cuon;ry IL depend
ent upon President DLaEs constant
presence ard vigilance
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y1NEt.AND. n. J.. April 2o.--iu
NJ Of frenzy. Charles c. Lamb. an
Old and well known resident Of this
plaes. attempted to murder his SER
want glrl late last evening. and then
killed himself.
lamb chone the time for his deed
eehlts his wife vas absent. Read
this paper" he saii 70 Miss Lizzie
Fisher. the domestic. The girl obey
al but noticed that N cold man en-
aeavored 20 get back OF her. sud
denly Lamb raised his revolver and
nrsd AZ the hack Of her head, the
bullet entering the side u her lace
and plouRhinE is way TO nor brain
making a wound witch. In she opin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20

TO be q successful moose hunter
In an Alaskan forest on the Copper
river or any Of its tributaries. tho
hunter must have a. much patience
az job. he mus, h. able 10 endure
all kinds Of hardships. must be a
goad walker. n nrht feeder. and not
very good rifle shot To Dc a good
rifle shot IL the least essential re-
auiremsnt Of All. For the moose IN
this Copper river basin are in all
probability the least tifnid Of all the
deer species.
II ane has a goad $50 winchcr-
ter rilie that shoots SIX or eight
times. and he secs a moose within
gunshot. ne h pretty sure e. set
him. And u you don't get him the
firat uhot yau viii have plenty 81
time 30 Eef Ia four Or fxr usnfe shots
before he gets away. For. uuiiks
she deer - elk the moose don
seem 60 SCARF much AZ tho report Of
= qua. II cne starts out with tbs
determination 70 Ect 4 mnose. and
should hunt diligently aud patiently
for say. week ar ten days. and
after trampiug through undrrhrunh.
climbing over aud under fallen legs.
wadins through son snow. overly
leg four os i've inches Of Hnft moss
walking ten or nfyssn miles day.
should not IN all that time ace
single track OF sign " a moose. he
must not he the least bit disruur.
aged. because. should ~ start out
again the very next morning he
would be very likely TO run across
ans. tive, or even three maose be-
fore he Travelled an hour.
The uloose IN this uupraiuctvs
country travel very fast after the
berry season ~ over. and tho snow
- on the ground, They have 10
travel fast ia order 20 get a square
rneAl And when they are brow sing
they are generally on the move and
viii travel an AREA af twenty square
tailes In the course OF tssnty-four
hours. Occasionally they will stop
- rub their horns against tree. but
only for a few minutes Naln 10
Jim Teck one day, about month
asa. that wished he would take
M. out for a moose hunt. Now. this
Jim Neck has been IN Alaska for
fourtee years. and for two years over
In the Cock inlet. country, hunted
noaEe for = living Tie II tail.
ravs .faued dark fellow. good .naiur-
"a. a great Joker. and first-ciaas
man 10 b. out with on a hunt, He
L very bisnt-spoksu AID replied /.
son. don't believe you could stand
the trlp. your legs are too short
And We ere liable 10 he out week
~ twa hesars seeing H10afa. AMI
then you would want % set home.
ard that's Just the time ! want 10
stay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-20
STRANGE TRAGEDY IN NEW JERSEY

strength IT demon the old man re-
peatcdiy threw hts adversary about
the yard. hut iirnNn finally secured
the revolver nnI dealt the man a
blow that fcurd him 90 the ground.
Brown then went "a the rescue Il
Miss FISHER. hut she had run over
u The home ~ Mrs Parker. a neigh
bur. and fell fainiiuE at the door.
In the meantime Lamb escaped
Later she revived and said that he
had been acting strangely ~ late.
Mnrnhaia roWier. Nicholson and
Mathis. who searched the barn. dis
covered Lambs dead body lying In
one corner With his throat cut rom
ear Co ear.
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| said "Ilms " Nuu7H take me out
I'm agree In stick or forfeit my - -
Winchester lie consented, aud
knew had a contract on my handH,
Tor Jim h IA typical frentiernman and
cpn auttravei any man Who has ouiy
tWa ieEa.
A day or two later he came Co my
cabin and said We Wouid start IN the
morning Ia about tWn daNa' travel
We could get 20 the tiakona river.
which Il just thirtX-tWe miles frum
the mouth " she ktuetiua. where xr
Warr cauped We started With "a
very ieht pack. for he had friend
wh0 WAS eamped up on the aakuua.
and that wuuia be a good pisee 10
make headquarters We arrived an
right. hut must confess that tray
cling 10 this country ever an uu-
broken trail. covered with sin Inches
90 soft SNOW. - ~ Joke. We rested
: day and then started out far mause.
The fret day ve hunted al day
" tthout SEEING a track. AMI when
got hack 10 the camp I was about
ready 60 hand over my gun liat
after We ate a good supper - beans
rice. and moose meat ! fslt better
and thought Ia stick her out an
other day.
We repeated the same experiment
eight long days seeing only two
tracks. and these were old ones. W.
always took a direction didcfrnt
from that taken the aay previous.
aud always came hack - camp tired.
hungry and cold. Jim AMI his
friend would never talk nhea, the
moose Al nlRht or the possibility y
getting ore. they would always
talk 81 something rntiveiy foreign
10 moose. ON the ninth day ~ had
walked about until noon. covering
probably a radius 81 FROM seven -
eIsht miles. and l MAS about ready
70 xive up the ahip. As Nc sat down
On log, took out our sandwiches
n bread and bacon, ! said O. Jim.
'sTnis moose hunting lan't what Il f.
cracked up Co be. thlak yeu can
just about take my sun Nhsn We
get hack 10 camp and ~ quit you
lin had barely iimc t. reply
when We noticed something Kiiatsn
In the mnon about z1s yards fFnm Ne.
Thought Il was hunters gun bar
rel Eilstsring IN the sun. fiut Jim
knees better.
'sDaat moVr a muscle until You
arr sure u ANT moose. and Y q
4. a moose inst drop duNa behind
that log. Tor he coming alnnat
straight toward us :
Il vas only moment before We
could aes that lt Was a biE bun
moose. tgs harHs EiisisntnE Ia the
sun. We both dropped down lsahlni
shr log. The fnoosc DID not see us.
for he kept on toward us, and In
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with his mother and sister IN a wen
situated and we'll appointed house In
the west end. but the ladies' OF the
family have never made any at
tempt 10 enter society. Their ceccn-
tric brother confines his social en-
ioyment 20 these intruaipns, which
are harmless and are 80 well known
as to cause little remark. Some ~
the ladies have instructed their hut
lerH not to admit him. when he ls
refused entrance 1T a house he al
ways retirca TIA a EentlemanlY man
ner. handing his card. with a request
that his regrets be offered % tho lady
81 the house. lie seems to think hat
n IL hts duty 10 90 70 these places
and he does II In n conscientious
manner.
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Wedding Follows Divorce

NASHVILLE. III. April 20 i.e-
gaily separated from his wife on ono
day and married to the woman Of his
second choice the next IS the record
established by Herman Lsswcli
who was yesterday granted a divorce
from his wife. Martha baswcll. lr
the circuit court, and today married
to Miss Mary a Jones. Lasweli was
stabbed recently by Claude Jones,
the brother Of his present wife.
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lon % the attending physicians. viii
cause death.
The girl screamed and Lamb fired
again into hrr hip. al the same time
saixing her hy the hair and throw
InE her violently ia the kitchen
floor and pounding her head with a
club. Miss Fisher managed o. gain
her feet. ard ran about the house
with blood streaming from her head.
Lamb went ia hot pursuit. She I'm
ally reached the door. bu, Lamb
followed her there. and aFain knock
ed her down.
Edward brown. a nelKhbar. who
was attracted hy the girls screams.
rushed over and grabbed Lamb and
a terrible struggle enHucd. With the
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ter The child was adopted by jos.
II. Kennerfy twelve years ago when
her mother became insane. After the
mother wns taken away the father
resigned his pastoratc. secured a.
vorce from his wife and nothing had
been heard OF him until today. II
il learned that he u now prneueins
medicine in Cumberland. this state
where he took his child. kenuerly
viii take steps TO bring the child
haak
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He CANNOT
BE SNUBBED
Man Who Considers invita-.
tons Unnecessary.

WASHINGTON. Apra 20 There
ia queer man here Who makca Is a
business 20 attend receptions .icsa.
weddings and other social gather
Inks. "a which hr has not been ins
yltrd, tie always pays hlH Respects
% the hostess when he enters, makes
a low bow, speaks a few polite worlds
and then passes iuto the crowd iie
Is never offensive hut always defer
entail. and Ia simply tolerated bos
cause that Il the easiest way 60 set
along with him. lie Hvea quietly
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TO BE SENT NOME.

Butterworth & SONS have sent in
-tr1iciions To- the headquarters Of the
Washington troops at Manila. TO
have tho body Of Ray =. Fletcher,
formerly Of Latoua. shipped on the
nrst transport. II 10 probable that
the bodies Of all Of the Washington
volunteers killed at Manila Will be
sent home for intcrment.
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fruits.

Green Fruit dohbine) - Oranges.
Seeding. t2I2.b0. navelr. s1.75ai.
lemons. s. tAni. apples. fancy. s1-2s
az per box. cooking apples. 81
per box. bananas. $50 per
bunch: California black figs. 20-lh
boxes. $50. cartoons. Was. Smyrna
ngn, CSC per M. new dates, Inc.
sweet apple cider. soc per gal: med.
sweets. ssesa2.50.
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Carries Away Ms Daughter

sttELHYVitlls. Ind. Anrn 30.
DC J n, Grorr. former pastor %
the First baptist church in tails city.
this morning entered the Caieacutt
street school building and fereihly
carried away his is.year- oid da9gh
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Nay, Grain and Feed.

Hay UohhinK) = Puget Sound, per
ton. i7as. Eastsrt wsshingtdn Tim
othy. siiuit. alfalfa. SO.
oats tiobbinE) Per ton. t2s.
Harley Rolled. sgf.
Coru--W ~ 70. cracked. 81,
feed mssi. per ton. 81
Feed Wheat. 81. oil cake meal,
sac; middHrgs. s1i0ss. bran. 81,
nhariH. SIS: chopped feed. tse9zz
dairy chopped feed. tis. seed oats.
i1outs.
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eoitoa tie trust haH purchased the
6lnpanxH cotton lie and haop IRON
mill T'1p two induatrigs employing
$50 hands are NOW o. thing n the
past HH1 ln vllare, which has no
other maaufRctoHY la practically
.fuEHaI
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n Victim of Trusts.

ALTOONA. April 20. Trusts have
dealt a death blow Co Dunennsville.
Blair county village. a month ago
A. n. whitney q Co. sold their wire
mill to the wire trust, and now the
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Port Townsend and Victoria. Aarch
@. 10. g. 20. 20. April g. Q, r. -. =.
~ May aud every nth day there
after Leave
& an Franc cisco
For ecattle 70 a. ~. via Victofin ana
Port Townsend. March 2. 2. ~. y y.
April {, o. II. 70. n. 70. May 1. aud
every nth day thereafter.
FOR Ala Nh
The elegant atenmrhipa Cottage
cliy, city of Topeka and hi-Ki ieav'
Seattle a. NJ. March 1. G. II, 10. 70.
~. April 8. ~. 10. 70. %, -. May !.
and every nnh day thereafter.
For further Information obtain
folder.
The company reserves the right 70
change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing date. and hours u
sailing.
J. 7. TROWBHIDGE.
Puget 30. supi. Ocean Dk. aehttle-
Uptown ticket office. eis Firtt hv..
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