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DESERVED CONTEMPLATION
For the Water Board-A Few Facts
Laid Before the Public.

To the Edltor OF the Intcll!gcncer.
SIR:-A recent. howl was sent forth
by the community because n complica-
ted water connection between the new
and old water works pumping station
Cthe difficulties attending which the
community at large had little knowl-
edge of was occasioned by some de-
lay. Had those who INDUCED in Will
flying and venting their animus on the
water board, been familiar with the
work this board has done and the time
devoted to the city's welfare, their
words OF fault finding would have been
changed to those of praise.
Nowgthat after careful planning and
q night of hard work this connection
has been so successfully made and all
without the pUblic's Inconvenience, to
counterfeit wrong impression the re-
cent attacks eli the board may have
left on the minds of some, and in jus
tice. to this efficient board, the writer
feels that u word of commentator is
In place. To realize the magnitude OF
the work this board has done. 1t is only
necessary to visit the new pumping sta
ton now about completed. one of the
best equipped plants OF It's size In every
detail In this country. built under the
personal supervision OF this board and
Its officers. and Mt very considerable
less cost thanplants OF like capacity in
other cities have been; besides TO be
paid for out Of the revenues of this
works. "a.
The board has devoted rs much time
and been as faithful and untir!ng In
the prosecution of the work as any one
OF them could possibly have given TO
his own business. AS an evidence OF this
several weeks ngo, when the first con-
nection was being. made. after the su.
pcrlntendcnt and his men had worked
without interruption for forty-e!sht
hours and were worn out from exhaus-
ton, the president OF the board worked
all night with n force OF men he him
self had hired in order that the CITY
might have water the following morn
Ing. These few lines IRE simply indited
as an. act OF Justice owed by the com.
munlty to the water board.
,5l CITIZEN. 1
Wheeling, Sept, ., 1900.
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CROATIANS ELECT OFFICERS
And Wind Up One of the Most Inter-
esting Conventions in Its History
With Picnic at Mozart Park.

And Wind Up One of the Most Inter-
esting Conventions in It's History
With Picnic at Mozart Park.
The National Croatian Society. which
had been assembled In convention at
Mozart park during the past week. ad-
journcd at o'clock Saturday after
noon, after electing officers and choos.
ing New York as the next meeting
place.
The following officers were elected:
President. Peter Pavlinac; vice presl-
dent, G. Mannek: secretary, a. G.
JoEhovich: financial secretary. JOSEPH,
Mnronich; treasurer. Joseph Tubusic:
trustees: treasurer, F. seplc; secretary.
George Tapa; \. Romac. ]. Gvozxano-
vie and ]. Novnkonich. Trial board
President. II. RebunIc; secretary. JOS
eph Ljubic; Paul Hajdlc, Frank 10th,
Paul Keklc, Adam Matljevac and Bozo
GaJsonic. -
The meeting adjourned at o'clock in
the afternoon and the rest. OF the day
was spent In social session about the
park. music and other amusements
having been provided by the local So
cieties. Some OF the delegates departed
for their homes yesterday and the re-
malnder will return to-day.
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Districts. Elliott. Jackson. Steck. Marti

Clay changed solid to Steck, as did
TrIadelphia. and the nomination was
made. unanimous.
Mr.. steck appeared. and warmly
thanked the convention for honorins
him with this nomination.
Smith Unanimously.
The professional candidate being
next In order. and Washington defer
ring to Union, Councilman James
Mansberger named S. G. Smith. as \
man well qualified to represent the
county in the Legislature.
John Arbenz, jr., on behalf of Tria-
delphln, seconded the nomination of
Mr.. Smith.
On motion OF John Klndelberger. the
nomination of Mr.. Smith was made
unanimously.
Laughlin Successful.
The business man nomination coming
next, Jacob Snyder. of Washington,
named George a. Laughlln.
N. c. Hamilton. of Madison, PANIED
Col. Hugh Sterling.
Frank NJ. Mllligan nominated Charles
E. Van Keuren. OF Clay district.
CD. Thompson. of Centre. named Pc
ter Bachmann.
The. ballot resulted as follows:
z.
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inches on the falls, and Z feet Ip,b n.
low the locks:S clear and ua, .,o = w w

inches on the falls, and feet / inch ba.
low the locks: clear and warm. Z I y
GREENSBORO-RIver 6 feet 6 intho,
and falling. Weather. fair and tn,
Adam Jacobs and Dewey down Ncn.
day. Woodward and Edgar Cherry M
iBROWNSV1LLE-River feet
inches and stationary. :
PITTSBURGH-RRer . feet ana
falling. Weather, clear and warm II
STEUBENVILLE-River 3 fes. d,
inches and falling. Weather, cless Al
warm. -. -
CINCINNATI -, River Z feet S Ipchs,
and stationary oil day n fall OF one Inrh
since last night; clear. mercury 81. Bus.
mess dull, with two arrivals and two
departures.
PoINTsPLEASANT-River 3 feet and
stationary. No. !, =,
GALLIPOLIS-River 3 feet c ipche,
and failing; clear and warm. zIi7
PARKERSBURG- 1 feet and
falling: H. X. Bedford arrived from
Wheeling; cool and cloudy. Z.
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THE JUDICIAL
At steubenvilIe Tomorrow Will be
Attended by 1913 Delegates Repre-
senting Fourteen Counties.

At steubenville Tomorrow Will be
Attended by 1873 Delegates Repre-
senting Fourteen Counties.
The Republican circuit judicial con-
yentlon to select candidate to succeed
Judge Frazier on the circuit court
bench, Will be held at steubenville to-
morrow. The circuit is composed Of
fourteen counties, Ashtabula, Belmont,
Carroll, Columbiana, Geauga, Guern-
sey, Harrison, Jefferson, Lake, Mahon:-
ing, Monroe, Noble, Portage and Trum-
bull, with 1913 delegates all told, max
ing slxty-two necessary: for choice.
Hon. James Kennedy, OF Youngs-
town, will be chairman Of the conven-
ton, and C. L. Taylor, OF Ashtabula,
secretary. There are three candidates
for the honor.-Hon. John NJ. Cook, Of
steubenviiie; Hon. James NJ. Rees, Of
ST. Clairsvllle; and Hon. c. A. Truett,
OF Cambridge. Most of the delegates
are lawyers, but there is a sprinkling
of other citizens. The lawyers are
likely to try to get together, however,
and settle the matter Of selection
without much Of a contest, though 1t is
q friendly division OF sentiment.
The position Is an Important one and
all Of the asplrants are men of ability
and experience In the line Of their pro-
fession. No mistake will be made,
whoever the nominee will be. The
Steubenville people are confident OF Sc
curing the. honor because Of the fact
that Carroll, columbiana, Harrison,
Jefferson. Noble and Lake counties all
instructed their delegations for Mr..
Cook. and they feel sure he Will get
eight or ten at least, out Of all the
other counties. II there Is a division
made. MIR. Truett selected his own
delegation from Guernsey county, and
Mr.. Rees was accorded the same honor
in Belmont county. and beyond this
these gentlemen submit their case to
the delegates from the northern tier OF
counties. Mr.. Rees served In the civil
war with several of the delegates from
some Of the other counties and has
been associated with others in pro-
fessional way. He is held in high es-
teen by those who know him well, and
he has hosts of friends who hope for
his success. But this can be said Of
each OF the candidates.
Mr.. Cook stands at the head OF the
Jefferson county bar; was candidate
five years ago for the honor. and that
he has friends oil over the district Is
apparent from the several counties that
instructed their delegates for him. Mr..
Truett, of Guernsey, is new man in
the field. but is none the less capable
and worthy one. Five years ago Guern-
sey presented Judge Campbell. who
came within ona-half vote OF securing
the nomination over Judge Frazier.
The lattsr's friends are this year sup
porting Mr.. Cook as his successor. as
the aged jurst desires to retire. He
will be the guest of the Steubenvllle bar
during the convention.
The delegates from Belmont county
are: Judge j. w. Hollingsworth. A. H.
Mitchell. John T. Troll, Dewitt Danford,
John r. Cow, d. H. Darrnh. n. T. D.
Wilson, ]. C. Heinlein. H. G. Pratt. ].
C. Gray, E. 7. Petty. George a. Col
pitts, Hunter S. Armstrong.
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The Republican county convention OF
Saturday afternoon was a notable gath
ering in several respects. 1t was no.
table. first. for the excellent judgment
It displayed in naming the house OF del
egates ticket; In Messrs; McColloch.
Steck, Smith and Laughlin there are
found four representatives Of high
standing and conceded ability. who will
add strength to the ticket in this coun-
ty. The makeup OF the convention it
self was also notable, and was COM
mented upon by the spectators pres
ent: It was agreed that seldom or never
before had a county convention of such
excellent appearance and ability as a
business transacting body assembled in
Ohio county.
OF. the ticket that has been named for
house Of delegates, it is not necessary
to go into Mandatory details; each of
the four nominees Is well known
throughout the community. and the
verdict of the public is that the con-
yen,!on did itself proud In nominating
such men. Abram McColloch, the
! country district nominee, is a farmer
who is known throughout the Pan Han
die as successful agriculturist. man
who takes an active interest in all
measures for the benefit of the farmer.
ana who will make them an invaluable
representative at Charleston. Henry
Steck, the labor nominee, Is stogle
maker who has the confidence OF fell
low ;workmsn and employers OF labor
y rs well: his nomination will add ma
terial strength to the ticket as whole.
George A.tLaughlin, named as rep
resentat!ve; OF the business Interests. OF
the county. has the unqualified endorse
ment OF the business people, and will
bring to the ticket many votes from the
class of voters who look to the man
I rather. than to party In local affairs.
+ The fourth nominee Is S. G. Smith.
named as representative of the pro-
q LESSONS. Mr.. Smith has served ore
term In the house OF delegates. where
he showed high ability and exercised
mo inconsiderable influence.
The nominee for county engineer.
Robert Hazlett, is the present efticlrns
official. whose record In office entities
him to the denomination and re-elec-
ton.
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Have to Take Storage Passage,

BERLIN. Sept. Lowing to the ur.
usually heavy westward passenger
traffic, us well as the interruption IN
sailing. owing to the Hoboken dlsastt,
and to the chartering Of passenger
steamers by the German government.
for use in Chinese waters, many Amsri.
can citizens have recently been com.
PEELED to take Storage passage in re.
turning to the United States.
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British army from St. John. N. B., and
has been engaged about three months
in that service. Returning home the
Masconomo stopped at st. Helena to
make fewrepairs to her engine. While
there Captain Mann visited the camps
of Boer prisoners. He saw General
Cronje and Colonel Sheel and other not
able prisoners. Captain Mann says
there are four thousand Boer prisoners
at st. Helena. They are well cared for
and are made very comfortable.
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Senatorial Convention
Of the First Senatorial District OF West
Virginia. composed OF Hancock. Brooke
ana ONO counties, will be held on Sa,u,.
day, September s, 1850, mt 70 o'clock n,
Mt the Court House, Wellsburg, West
Virginia, for the purpose OF nominatn, /
candidate for the. State Senate. md al.
properly come before said conyeatIoa
Each county shall be entitled to one yo..
for each one hundred votes or Fraction.
thereof Of fifty votes or more cast In Cieh
county for G.. w. Atkinson In 1886 IA,
governor. Each confcree shall haze Ii.
right to name his own proxy. ~
HARRY HOOKING, Il
Chairman
Secretary. arll
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Mr.. Mccoy came upon the floor and
moved that the nominatlon OF Mr.. Nc
Colloch be made unanimous. Neither
he nor any of his friends had knives
up their sleeves, and will heartily sup
port the nominee. The motion went
through with hurrah.
Mr.. Mccolloch appeared before the
convention and heartily thanked the
delegates on behalf Of the Republican
farmers of the county. He spoke OF the
importnnce3of electing Republican
Legislature to elect s. B. Elklns to sue
coed himself In the United States sem
ate. There is also the Importance OF re-
dIstrlcting the state, and he promised
to take the longest shoe-string in the
city OF Wheeling to Charleston to
stretch across the map Of the state. and
see to 1t that the state is rcaistrictel
In the interest of the Rcpub-
lican party. Mr.. McColloch3 was heart
lily cheered when he closed.
if The Labor Nominee.
II w iitii iiohiihatlOlioi LUZ LIE idDOt eliu
OF the ticket were called. Jacob Snyder.
OF Washington, named Edward Elliott.
For Webster district, Charles A.
Helmbrlght named man who repre-
sented one OF the most Important in
dustrlcs in the county-the pottery in-
iterest. He named Jesse Jackson, Of
Webster district. i5s!.slt -, i,.sse,.,8
L. c. Drlehorst. OF Ritchie, named
Henry Steck. OF Richie district.
W. II. Muegge, Of Washington named
David W. Martin.
C. D. Thompson, OF Centre. seconded
the nomination of steck, who is rep
resentative of Wheeling's representa-
tive interest, the stogie-making indus
try.
Hugo L. Loos, himself stogie ma
ker. seconded Steck's nomination.
Mr.. Edward Elliott arose to with
draw ,and suggested the name of Ralph
Mccoy, OF Triadelphia district. Mr..
Humphrey withdrew Mr.. Mccoy.
The ballot was taken, and Steck was
nominated. The ballot:
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The Convention Opens.

! F. .. o. . . . ~
The convention was called to order. n,
52:15 by County Chairman w. H. .Hor.
: nish. who stated the object OF the con-
yention. and announced B. S. Allison
OF Madison. as temporary chairman.
In assuming the chair, Mr.. Allison
returned Acknowledgements In pleasing
manner. He was glad to preside over
such a good-lookins body. He entered
a plea for harmony: out OF such an nr-
ray OF talent It would be far from diGi.
cult to select good ticket. ri
George W. Bowers was announced as
I temporary secretary, and Officer James
McGuigan as scrgeant-at-arms.
The appointment OF committees WINS
next in order. and they were named as
follows:
Permanent Organization.
MISUNDERSTANDING Birch.
Madison-N. C. Hamilton.
!. Clay-J. w. Kinde1berger. le "
Union--Thomas Morgan. Y
Centre-Hcnry Kerns.
i{sWebster-W. r. Dudley. q, r;
I, Rltchie--Adam Honecker.
TriadelphIa-John Arbenz. jr.
z Liberty---s. S. Gardner. 4
Richland-J. D. Hastings.
5is- Credentials.
washlngton-Edward Elliott.
y MadIson--W. C. Brown.
!, Clay-H.. W. Fair. Ne.
Union-Thomas Stanley.
Centre-Leroy Miller.
Webster---D. G. Evans. n
: RitchIc--E. l.. Armbrecht.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anderson. Z.
u Liberty-S. s. Gardner. !,
Rlchland-J. D. Hastings.
Rules and Order Of Business.
Washington-Jacob Snyder.
81 Madlson-H. L. Loos.
81 Clay---L. w. Flora.
u UnIon-Jnmes Mansberger.
Ccntre-Charles Bruemmer.
~ Wehstrr--Danlel Ryan. s,.sss
Rltchie-WlllIam thinner.
Triadclphia-J. c. Brady.
Libcrty-Danicl Maxwell. 4.
Rlchlnnd-J. D. Hastings. ri (,
Basis of Representation.
Neutrality-suspicious. Britt,
Madlson-G. w. schcnk. u
3 Clny--Dr. -. II. stillyard
y union-samuel Nesbltt.
centrc-c. D. Thompson.
ST Webstcr-Ciiarlcs carp. s5
X Rltchle--W. r. Rose.
Observation-Disclosures Humphrey.
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WHEELING DAILY ELIIGENcER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1900

Washington-Joseph Mccahon. sr..
w. G. Caldwell.
Madison-H! L. Loos. w. H. Hearnc.
clay-H. c. Richards. A. II. Beach.
Unlon-G. B. Caldwell, S. o. Boyce.
centre-Henry Kern, Leroy Miller. 4
Webster-oliver Bellevllle, Daniel
Moody. .fSss
Rltehie-G George Bell. Charles E. Dan
ynenberg. 81 q
Tripdelphia- R. E. eilchrlst. John
B. SArbenz. N
Liberty 81 Lewis Bradford, ". II.
Whitman. s. r .ssi
Riehland-H. P. Garter. M. F. h1ccol-
loch. i
After thanking City Building Jani,or
Frank Edelc for his work in decorating
the council chamber. and with three
cheers for Mckinley, Roosevelt and the
state ticket the convention at 4:2o >.
m. adjourned sine die. ~
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The RIVER.

: The marks at 6 p. IN. Sunday showed
> feet ! inch, ind falling. NJ :
To.dny's bonts are the Telephone at
II a. M: for Marietta, and the l., a,
Goebel for Darlington at $3.50 u. m.
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Laugh Ster- Van Bach

Washington changed to for laugh
lin and for Van 1ieuren. 4 gain OF l
for Laughlin.
Clay changed to s for Laughlin, for
Van Keurcn. gain OF for LauShlin.
Trladelphia changed to for Laushltn
and / for Bachmann. gain of . for
Laughlln, Just the "a required to noml-
nate. Then Webster changed to for
Laughlln, gain OF /, and Thompson,
OF, Centre. withdrew Bachmann This
was followed BY Washington's change
Of 0 for Laughlln. Clay $, Triadelphia c
and on down the list. The ballot MS
finally announced stood:
Laughlin ........................ ..
Vnnkeurrn ................'..........
Sterling '...''....'.'.'.. >
The County Engineer.
!. Next In order was the nomination of
candidate for county engineer Jacob
Snyder named the present efficient Of
ncIal. Robert Hazlett, and Mr.. Gardner,
of Liberty, named a. S. Bell. OF West
Liberty. a ballot was taken, but II
was Ill LOT I1lElStt uoSh W aha it~aae
Ing Webster district. total OF As votes,
when Bells sponsor arose and with
drew him from the contest. whereupon
Hazlett was nominated by acclama-
ton.
The Conferees.
The following senatorial conferees
were named:
washington--W. T. Otto, E. Buck
man.
Madlson-n. c. Underwood, II, II.
Harrison.
ciny--j. W. Kinaeiberser, Samuel
Uselton.
unIon--Harry Hooking. W. II. 1Ior-
nish.
ccntre-c. b. colburh, c. D. Thomp-
son.
Webster : Herbert Mcconnell, c. A.
HelmbrIyht.
Ri,chlc-Davld nahnc, W. Ste.
vens.
MISUNDERSTANDING selbprt, George
Humphreys.
Lberty-=R. NJ. Maxwell, W.. II. c.
Curtis.
Rlchland-R. p. Glnss. w. ]. Lyle.
Mr.. Hamilton. OF Madison, moved
that the senatorial and judicial confer-
ces vote the strength OF their respective
dis,ricts, The motion prevailed.
This following judicial confcrees were
chosen: q
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RINGING RESOLUTIONS PASSED
Endorsing the National, State and
Local Candidates Of the Party
Of Prosperity.
.ROBT. HAzLEfT FOR ENGINEER.
Judicial and Senatorial Conferees
Named Convention Makeup
Notably Good.

taGuia w LIZ t1ShEIs 31i
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Abram ccolloch,
OF Liberty district. 4
u Henry Steck,
OF Ritchie district. d
George A. Laughlin,
OF Clay district.
s. 6. Smith,
OF Union district. Z
COUNTY ENGINEER,
l Robert Hazlett,
- st5a OF Washington District.
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The Country Member.

Iue country heluper.
Nominations for the country delegate
were called for. and Washington dis
trlct, giving way to Philadelphia, John Ar
benz, jr.. arose to place in nomination
Ralph Mccoy. Mr.. Arbenz called at
tention to the Importance Of putting u
strong house OF delegates ticket In the
field, men who will be called upon to
uphold the able head OF the state tick
ct, Hon. A. b. White. Men should go
to the legislature at Charleston who
are able and fit to represent the great
est county In the state. Was 1t not
fair to continue at Charleston man
who has made such an excellent record
in the house OF delegates? The speaker
denied that the representative OF the
country district should be tillcr OF
the soil. Neglect or incompetence
could not be charged against Ralph
Mccoy, whom Trindelphla district hegs
the convention to continue In the legls-
lature.
For Liberty district. Daniel Max
well arose to name n man who had been
born and raised on farm. The farm
crs. he claimed. have not been given
representation from OHIO county In the
legislature. while, on the other hand
the Democrats have recognized the far
mcr In their nominations. The 1000
farmers OF the country district want to
vote for a farmer candidate, and hbram
McCoyoch is a man who will be strong
with the farmers, being n fermer him
self. 81 e NJ
On behalf of Madison district. MIR.
Loos seconded the nomination OF Mr..
McColloch. He claimed u mistake
would be made II the farmer Is not
given n place on the legislative ticket.
J.. C. Brady seconded the nomination
OF Mccoy. He objected to the holding
by the throat" position taken by Mr.
Maxwell.
MIR. Maxwell denied that he hnd said
the ticket would ibe scratched II McCol-
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STEAMERS.


r WT EAI WI F7E3llF F9IA wv WFWII = VI
offiess at Tacoma. Seattle Port Towns
end or at Victoria
LODNk.i.i. a CO. Ltd.
General Agents.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOW NsENn
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays IT IL
midnight fos Port Townsend. Port W.T.
iiafns. Dunseness. Port Angeles. Pert
Crescent, Gettysburg. pysht, clsiiAm and
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves Port Aukp-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
AT a. M. leaves Port Townsend at 10
a M. arrives In Seattle ut $50 ~ m.
Steamer Garland leaves city Dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays At II mtt-
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungenass. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles ut 3. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FridAyas
leaves Port Townsend Al Ia q. m.; arrives
In Seattle at 80 y. m.
Telephone, Main 6lA
CAPT. J. ". THOMPSON, Manager
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lrtSRubAus - MI $50.
PoRT TowN 4 4 !. San San IVAN ISL
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves City
asss a seS' q II s Il + asss MIA
night, for Port Townsend. san Juan ISL
lands and New Whatcom. Returning.
days and Saturdays at 4 ~. J. II.
Thompson. Manager-own~r. Lilly. Ha+
xardss 4 Co.. Agents. city dock Tsis-
ios'' INGToN ROUTE
STEAMER MARY v PKRLEy
sans sq nssS.r, s M f9 s., siess .ss
vsrdaie nesarnias. leaves. sllvesdsls q.
Saturday nishts at s.so .. M TsIspkonss
ron AvAconTEs. FAInuAvES
wnAsTr.,oM a AMn sLAINE.s ,ssmer
nna Fridays. Returning. leaves Whatesfa
az p. N. Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT-
Ia CONNER TRADING TRANsroa-
TATf0& CO. ownefa. Telephone. Main
sKAcIr RIVER ROUTE. Steamer ssA-
leaves Seattle Monday At u mianlxhs.
Wednesday al " midnight, Friday At II
midnight. leaves Mount Vernon Tsssd@y
at o. VA. Thursday st .. M. SATURDAY
at p m. calling al Edmonds EtsnssoA
Fir. skagls CITY, Moun, Vernon and
Avon
For passenger and freight rates spply
at city 6eck Teiephare. Main ~. w. y.
talkesgn, Gsnorai Mannssf.
wHATcuM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
ETEAMEH RAY City,
Leaves City dock foot 0s Main street,
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ~
D. m TOT Anararsee, FatrhAgsn srsd
whsfcosn. Returning leaves Whatcarr
Sundays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS 81
Fare from Seattle. noe
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ron wBIDgY ISLAND FONTS AND
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leaves central DOCK Seattle. eagiy at 10
4. na except Saturday. HssofninE. isAsss
Ia Conner as 7 a. ~. GAlig sxGeps aufs*
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browns Point. Lznxtsy. Nnurevitie Seer
81 Fsca. Oak Harrison, TtNasAdg and la
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