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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-03-02
School REPORT.

Tho following il the report Of the
Gave Creek school tor the month
ending February 10, 1899:
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BORN.

WEIsHoS-In Eiko, nevada. Eel ru.
ary -, 1900, to tho wife OF G.. B.
Wclshon. "a son.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-03-02

CONSTIPATION is cured by Foods
Pilla. 25c.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
UNITED STATES FIELD GUN.
But the French are Trying to
Claim Its Design.

Washington, November 1.-THE
United States proposes to build q
field gun which will surpass any
thing in the world, 1t is generally
understood that it was designed
by Lieutenant T. B. Mott, of the
Seventh United States infantry,
military attache at Paris This
gun has nothing to do with the
designs alleged to have been
bought from the French officials
and over which tempest in tea
pot has recently been raised.
1t was stated today that Embas-
sador Porter said that the design
of the gun cannot be secured by
the United States, Opinion is
now held that if there is anything
at the war department referring to
a French gun, some one has been
given gold brick by the French
sharpers or officials in order that
the French government can claim
the design.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
HILL IN NEW YORK.
Will Wage War Against Croker
Murphy Faction.

New York, Nov. l7-David B.
Hill came to this city today. II is
learned here that he will fight for
the overthrow of Croker. He will
visit this city again next week and
will hold a conference of the dem
ocratic leaders who are opposed to
Croker and Murphy. A movement
is afoot to form an organization by
the state democrats and the indie
pendent city democrats to attempt
to wrest the control of the city
from the Croker Murphy faction
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
LEADERS
IN CONFERENCE
Discussing General Scheme for
Reapporfionmenf
AGREE WITH THE PRESIDENT

Washington, Nov 17-In the
last few days there has been a
series of informal conferences be-
tween the republican leaders and
President Mckinley regarding the
general registration at this session
of congress and particularly the
inference of the general scheme of
reapportionment. The sentiment
of congress is believed TO be par
ticularly the same as that of the
president in being opposed to any
changing of representation on ac-
count of suffrage rights, besides
that of some of the best lawyers in
congress. 1t is difficult. if not i'm
possible, to draft laws which would
cover the conditions in the south
ern states and which, at the same
time, could be so general in their
character as to pass the supreme
court. All indications are that
educational or property qualifica-
tions, or both, must be attached to
the territory of suffrage in the is
lands, and hence there would be
opposition against bringing this
vexatious question to the front, of
the attempt is the southern states
to give the negro his legal rights.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
Their Plot Failed.

Florence, it seems, is being over
run with holdups and thieves.
There has been a series of them
this week. 1t seems as though a
plot was made to rob the Western
Union Office last night. One man
entered and advanced to the opera
tors desk, and in few moments
two others followed him in. The
operator was busy counting the
days receipts, and as they had the
appearance of suspicious char
acters, the operator Immediately
put the money in his pocket The
first man who entered had watch
with him and seemed anxious to
have the operator tell him the
value of it, and the other two
feigned innocence and they then
put the value on the time piece.
They thought it was worth 50 so
just then one of them said in n
low tone of voice NOW" This
aroused the suspicion of the alert
operator and he at once showed
them the door; they hesitated in
going, but when bluff of a gun
play was made they decamped,
only to be received by Officer
Mooney and Marshal Green, who
jailed them Immediately.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
M. e. Church.

Revival service will continue
next week in the M. E. church.
Tomorrow Presiding Elder Harris
will preach in the morning and
administer the sacrament. There
will be service at O'Clock in the
afternoon. AT $50 the Epworth
League will meet, and at 7:30 the
pastor will preach. His subject
will be MY Influence; Which
Way?"
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
Lost.

A black needle case belonging
to E. l.. Lowell. Finder will please
leave at this office or at the home
of G. HI. Burnaugh, corner Fourth
street and Santa Fe avenue. Re-
ward. 63-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17

Remember that votes which are
not stamped on the back will not
be counted. Remember. rlso, that
very ballot must be del osited
within one week of the date
-tamped on the back.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
Christian Church.

Services will be held in the
Front street school building.
Morning subject-"The Soldiers
Armory" Evening su bject-"Gid-
con and his Army"
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-17
Pike View Subdivision
A CHANGE FOR INVESTMENT
CHANGE FOR SPECULATION
CHANGE FOR THE MAN WITH LITTLE MONEY
A CHANGE TO GET A HOME AND GET 1T CHEAP

The United Oil Company their newly
that
They placed
JANUARY FIRST in
This will man
in
will be discount
fail make good profit
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IS he NOW UNDER ARREST ?
WelI-known Mining Promoter oil
Eastern Oregon Has Mysteri-
ously Left Baker City.

BAKER CITY. Or. Dee. 5.--A rumor
which has been given credence here in
this city is to the effect that Letson Bal
Het. who Is the promoter of the new rail-
road into the Seven Devils district. and
the protector of the snlelter at Burke
mount, has been arrested and has been
taken TO Dies Moines. Ia. 20 answer a
charge on Indictment by the federal
grand jury of that place for using the
mails to defraud the public His sudden
disappearance Thursday caused some lit
tie comment on the streets.
Some time ago Ballet bought the Baker
City Herald, edited by H. F.. Cassidy a
paper which had been giving Ballet a
great deal OF prominence. Ii il UNDER
stood that Ballet bought the paper for
the purpose OF suppressing the pubIica-
ton Of the paper under the editorship OF
Cassidy. who was lighting him. II will
be remembered that an article appeared
in the Posf-Intelllgencer some time ago
from this city in which Ballet was spoken
OF. The prediction was made that an
expose of his methods of doing business
In this camp would be made sooner or
later.
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NEW YORK Dec. 5--TodAys market somewhat
reversed the speculative position Of yesterday The
reactonary tendency London took its cue from
the depression here yesterday and sold the Ameri-
cans. offerings from that source amounting TO some
Mono sshsres The professional traders also contin.
ued hearts and sold stocks short but IL became OBJ
vfons during the course Of the lSy that there was
no urgent pressure to liauidate. The decline in
prices brought large offerings. and the bears
were disnclined this account to pursue their
raian Consequently they bought 20 cover their
covery was helped hy strength In few stocks. but
whether the upward cf prices late In the day
was due generally to any other cause than the taking
~ bear pseats on the sheFs sales whieh were Invited
by Yesterdays weakness remains to he seen.
The Developments in the money market which n
the true index 81 speculation At present, continue
against the resumption Of active speculation Cali
money rates vent to per cent. to-day. and the
movement ~ currency TO the interior continued un-
subtreasury to Chicago and $4,000 to New Orleans.
This rate n depletion Ia far large permit Of
a. extensive credit expansion by New York hnan-
ciai institutions. aud would not require long con-
tinusnee 10 force a sharp contraction Of loans II
viii he remembered that in the period OF repression
preceding the election. bankers we're practically
unanimous in the opfnion that resources, must be
conserved for the enlarged requirements a business
after eicetien The outponrsnG q credits after cleo
ton, however. was on such large scale a. to ever
whelm all demands and force easy money rate. In
spite H the furious speculation which 1sed for
ersl weeks. In today's market Atehison preferred
ADD Missouri Pacific strong and Brooklyn Tran
SIT and the steel stocks IN demand Sugar WAS
fevefsh and after rslyins from early weakness
60 about point over last night. it icss the gain
again In a few minutes. In Amslaansted Copper
shares an extreme decline uf u. points shown
before showing aay resatancs bnt they strongly re-
covered over half the loss Business better
tanned In bonds than in ytocks. and important
gains were shown. but there also reactions in
other ponts Total sales. par value, a.c2s.ea.
Initial States refundna d declined y. and the IL,
4 aud Is PER cent on the last call
Money and Exchange.
~ Last lean A
Prime mercantile paper. aasA per cent sterling
exchange barely steady With sctnai business IA
hsakefs- hllls At ~ So fat demand and at A.slA.
fsr sixty DAYS Posted rates. 81 s2h and "a 49,
Con- raereiaI Bills a,SA atAa
Silver certsAcs,ss. asssc Hat silver. siHe. Mex
iean dollars seNe
G.eysrnaent bonds weak State bonds. inactive
Railroad bonds irregular
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN DIEGO Sailed, Dee J, Br str Robert Adam'
SON. for SAnaImn.
Tacoma Sailed. Dec. T. sehs Alice. Tor san
Pedro.
VENTURA Arrived. Dec. :. str Grace Dollar.
from Grass harbnr
poRr TOWNSEND Sailed. Dec T. schr Com.
peer. far Kshuiui.
VICTORIA sailed nor. n. Br hi Eixshsth
Nicholson fnr Shanghai
ANTWERP Arrived, Dee 3 mr. IN Rhndtisn Cas-
.le from Tacoma
YOKOHAMA Arrived. Nov. ~. BF 80 Chinz sNo,
ffea Manila for rcf,issd
rREMASTLE sailed Oct, II. Br 81 socOirs. for
Puget sound,
ptss for Coos hav; ttT psuifdn Ter Asiafla ar
Rris,ni Scr Oysssr hsthcr Sailed. Dee 3 sff Wash
txrsw frr TaconH ST. Dispaieh. for Astoria.
HoofrfAM- Arrived psc !. sshf Lstiiis, from
san FFAnriteo iar Aberdeen: sshr zstng@, fron
san Francisco for thzfdeea; Dec sir sssnsi frpsn
MANILA. aggised. DIRE s. Port stephens, FROM
san rrsnessec via Honoftla
eez4yfF.
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her arrayed in thesrohes of court lady
prepares her for a fitting entry into her
fathers capital.
We do not see Perdita much again.
Her mother Is restored to the play, and
she must assume a secondary role We
could have been sure that Shakespeare
would bring the daughter and her mother
together IN an artistic suhordinasion that
should be clarifying TO them both. II is
beautiful moment when country maid.
VINO has never seen paintings or statues
OF cunning handiwork before. kneels be-
tore Hcrmtone in Paulinss bewidering
sanery What Influences. teiepathic or
other. draw her Shakespeare does not re-
veal. and maybe does not pretend to
Know But he has convinced us that she
eouid not have knelt to a painted image
y cold stone, Yet cannot but kneel TO the
real presence of the queen who bore her
IN Imprisonment, sorrow and desoiation.
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NEW YORK Dec 5-The Commercial Advertis-
er's London financial cahlearam says:
The markets here were irregular and dropping to-
day Paris again sold Tintos freely. but apparently
recent reports of trouble were baselcss the selling
being due simply to profit taking at the end NJ the
year and bearing pressure OF Gen. Merciers foolish
talk about invason Of England. London absorbed
the Paris sales Of Tintos and Anaeondss. and held
the price fairly firm. Americans were neglected and
heavy. London bought Fries and Atchisors. but New
York discouraged an advance and the close at
the worst.
The announcement Of issue of treasury bills
for E2ooo00o hardened discounts Money rates were
unchanged Paris exchange. s.ln.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 5--Atchison. se% Canadian Pa
cihc. ash Union Pacific preferred. s3A Northern
Pacific preferred, a. Grand Trunk. sis; Amazon
da. 9%c; Rand Mines, s0A
Bar siivcr-stesd y l3isd per ounce.
Money! per cent
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ffouse Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST.
TO OVsERS OF MINES.

Returning srsa N9ms = New York.
80 E-tT4fy ln seattle ! ana prepared -
- Ar 9xprrt eNaMinsaon and rs2ort
- srX Accessible collaborating 4uaf4s
go i, the West. guaranteeing sale 81
- aFg-estS I eah anQucst1oaaaly IN
e,s,ersrs Of such property Mil Ana me
- ssAzassasa A. it2nfArsss " secs Planeer
Tssv this city. antsi pevenber Il next
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HENRY HE WILEY.

Engineer OK Minas-
Y.fa rhlof EngiasSr state Geological
snrSev C3tlforuis.
Me- expert for EsneaShtfe. frass and
AortEage Insurance NJ. o. AstaeaestsE.
England.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF TIE MINING WORLD.

ing the total output of the mine to the
end of the season OF 1890, sssl ,l27.
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SHAkEspEARE's PLAY WITH TWO HERoINES.


TINE PROF
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THE = 8 Centennial wiil s1ii ,or San
YsTafIrfsr8 Saturday. Dpce Der :. RI M.
frona ssshwahAchsr soCk- Cheap rata4
ss-vp awg.iv Is Northwest @sn EGsrlrsseFe.zl
Cs,rauanv gd.2 FlnNeee building. or Pacific
f.l9rpav fsne SC Fyrs; avenue.
FOR PORT TOWNSEND and Victoria,
faEe fna fast and c1mmDdiguE Steamship
ssAaszaA TeElsT wharf. d&siy at A. m
Fare - eauts.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
OMITTED STATES DEPARTMENT or A00s.
CULTURE-wEATHEk BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, Or, Dec 5. 1900.
Fair east. increasing cloudiness. followed by rain.
west portion fresh southerly winds.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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The metal market in general way ruled quiet
with slight changes in prices In tin and spelter.
The New Yofk market closed nominal at ST &c a
2! e. for tin.
Copper quiet and showed an easy undertone
following shade decline in London. The market
cioeed dun at ST.
Lead quiet with q weak tone following decline
in Europe Gose s4Tik
Speltrr. casy a, 81 gsdi ~
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III y s. S.,' 81 ll:....

sssi s.,. III Al DhNEl,efAR -,zsu7rs unsit
se>ssx ~ 49, evtfa tesA sssaha.5t. 5f1ias -
tszsm ~ - f iil 'fsT T9T7ss e HsT. afi VUs
- n-s'.s - iesWrnad 40 { a. u frsed WITS
NtA HI Nrs sssls4 la plala -ztssspe FNe
s3Aalse s.sfFtl NICE Gu. 80 safs YesSsis
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WASHINGTON, Dec 5-Trday's statement of the
condition of the treasury shows;
Available cash balance ........ slss 600 go
Gold ....... ..... ........... esT, ts6
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ROSAL|A IS ON THE BOOM.
Owners CT the Hawkeye Receive
Encouraging News.
WORKED BY L. CAL CAPITAL,

Natural Gas I'm the Palousc Country
pnnies to Investigate Indications
of Coal and Ofi-Fnrmers Advised
to Hold ON to Their Lands
The Country to Be Prcspected.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 5-Sterling on London
Sixty days. Hsssa sight. As2h.
Financial.
Silver bars e4hc: Mexican dollars Nis@5lc.
Drafts-Siaht. &c: telegraph. re
% 20 %
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THE AHest dIHlnxrN0fn th@ largest
rs,s4l@Fr banquet hail ana The nasal reaN0r.
s.lsle prices fer rae&fs nj the Eefmsa
BAKERY. 5I1-5ia second avenue.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC NAvIGArtoN Co.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Phone. Main bi7, Yesier wharf
pORT row NSESD. SAN JUAN ISL
ANDs AND WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
dock foot OF Main street. Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays, at u - clock mid
night FOR Port Townsend, san Juan isl
lands and Now Whstccms Returning.
leaves New WhAtrom Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays AZ a. M, J. n.
Thompson. Mauagcr-Dwnsr. Lsliy. TO-
gArdus 4 Co, Agents, Ctty dock. Tels-
phone Main ~.
WHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock fout of Main street,
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays at
4 u. m. for Anaeartsa, Fairbsyen and
Whatoom, Returning. Leaves Whetcom
Sundays. Wednesdays ard Fridays al
y. m.
Fare from Seattle, yioa
W. II. ELLIS 4 SON, Owners
W. ! BILLS, Traffic Manager.
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alaska. MOND|KE WANTS.
Continued.
DOG Focu.

JUST received two carloads OF beef meal
ana peei scraps rem mon IN stoS $500 arcs
dirion for keeping. the best and cheap
est dog food On the market Lilly, Bo-
gardus & Co
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SEATTLE g. EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpMoNps

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNps
ROUTE
Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m, IL m
and p. IN. Leaves Everett 9.i5 a. m,
2:30 o. IN. and Z rs y. IN.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connections Seattle with III. steam
er Flyer for Tacoma. AT Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohumish and with
the Everett Il Monte Cristo Railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
CoIman dock, Seattle Merchants dock
Everett Telephones. Seattle. Red 3Jl
Everett. 6. r.. Is, SCOTT, Manager.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM


Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
midnight for Port Townsend, Port VIZ
liams. pungeness, Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg, Pysht Claiiam and
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. m; leaves Port Townsend at 10
a m. arrives In Seattle at $50 p. m.
Steamer Garland leaves city Dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at u mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness, Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning, leaves Port Angeles at a. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
leaves Port Townsend at ii a. M: arrives
In Seattle at 2 80 y. IA
Telephone, Main tlA
CAPT. J. X. THOMPSON, Manager.
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FOR VANCOUVER, b. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at ? y. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver ever Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at y. m.
Arrives al Seattle at 10 a. N. following
day.
trains for all points East and with
steamers for Nanaimo. Cpmox, Victoria,
New Westminster and Texada Island
ports.
Freight win not be received at Seattle
after .. m. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply az the Of
fee OF the Vancouver line. Nesier wharf.
Telephone. Red Isl.
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Landing at White star Dock. foo, o,
Spring stfceG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MINERS WATERPROOF SHOES,
Mite and gloves, laced hoots or shoes. asl-
lows tongue. a4beEtos tanned calf, wal
rauted. Eureka leather suspenders pack
straps. Pacide Brokerage Company, lef2
N-frst avenue
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Fare bstweeu Seattle and Tacoma soo
round trip, Ne
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alaska wolf robes. Yukon cap. slwAsh
mites rrcrcasius Eoi5 hays etc. at c.
r wernsckes. sos Railroad avenue
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COMPRESSED hay.


BEFORE auYinE year hay t7r he north.
call ard cNanlue cur dp1hke Gem pressed
tay. d his saving in freigat. opens up
Ia perfect condition Lily. Bog irdIs &
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE

FAID-Up CAPITAL. $50 eoa
Ismes u. Howe. ir, president. Maurice
aeMle1eu, vice president. Lester Tvner
sAsAief, a =. Farkhursg. assistant CASH
W pAeCtors-James ~. Hose, g.. Mau-
ike NeMlCken strive Allen. Hughes q
hsAiieken. attorneys at-iAw). 50, @ Simp-
sVa ssimpson t.ogging Co. Sheltcrl Fer
s.aAnd SchmitE dAamm 4 SchmitE Hotel
haiefi, Lester Turner. CORES pondents
" az the principal cities OF The United
S'sits and Europe Drafts ana letters of
otdit issued on all the principal points %
Aaska honolalu. Chtna and JapaQ- Ae-
sSssis q banks. corporations aud indi-
Nae&s solicited
We e&Sc oganch hank az Nome.
THIS PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. SEATTLE,
N~puAl paid .............. $.to.eo
;sceb Furth ................... President
NeuteiteF ..-..........Nice President
v HnheA% -...--..-.+-.',r -'t.. Nts4lltt
VrJespondeu,s IN an The principal ciaes
IN The United States snd Europe.
.Soid dust bought. Drafts issued on
~SsAA and Northwest Territory.
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily. eKcrpt sunday leaves fog Tacoms
aud Olympia al a. ~.
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FOR WHIDBy ISLAND POINTS AND
LA NNER-Strauer FAIRfIAVEN
caves Central dock Seattle daily ~ -
o. m. except Saturday. Returning. leaves
Ia Conner at 7 a. n. daily except sun
day touching az Edmonds Clinton.
Browns Point. Langley. Coupeville san
De Fucs, Oak HarboF, Utssiady and La
Connsr.
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fsnyes Seattle Monday 80 q midnight
"Wednesday az % midnight. Friday sd y
midnight leaves Mgunt FerA9u TusaGsY
al 6 Il M Whgrs&av nf 81 IA NafuFF =
al b ra calling AZ diamonds. Stan wood.
F4r. Skagit city Meant Vernon s8a
Avon
al g8ty COX Teierhaus Main 81 W r
Gllkeaou. General Manager
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ely On WE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except Sunday
In one hour and twenty hye minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
route, as follows:
TAKING EFEEcT TUESDAY. JUNE G
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle--';a5. HIS n. M; 2'ta cas-
Leave Tacoma--e;ac a. m; /. a:so. pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle 80 a m, II M. p. m.
Leave TacomR-9 80 a. M 100, 1870 y m.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound
THE FAvoRiTE L. S. MAIL STEAMER
STATE or WASHINGTON
Has now resumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle, Everett, Anacortes. Fair
haven and Mhateom. daily except Satur-
day at 10 p. m, from Yesler wharf
just from the hands OF the shipwright,
machinist ana decorator. and in splendid
condition for this seasons business.
Elegant stateT0ona and cuisine iha best
The travelling public can now be assured
Of rapid TRANSIT AND 9ulek dispatch .gf
boat on tho Seattle W hatcom route
PORT Ort oeestt
INGToN ROUTE
STEAMER MARY " PERLEy
Leaves foot o. Washington street at 800
2. M, SUNDAYS e.oJ .; M for pleasan,
Charleston. Sidney. Irscytont chico. 81.
verdaie. Returning. leaves silyefdaIe a
a. IA. sidney s,9a a. m. Leaves sidney
saturday nights AZ $50 ,. IA. Telephone
Main VI
FOR ANAcoRTEs, FAIRttRyEN
WffATCOM AND blaine Steamer
GEORUE y. STARR leaves Genital deck
Seattle, at y, ~. Mondays Wednesdays
AMI Fridaye Returning caves Mhateom
a. \ o. IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat.
ss,5.rSssR TRADING, 4 TpANspaa
TATiON CO. DwnerS Telephone. Main