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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-19

The proceedings ON this drain have been dis
missed ON account of the insutiiciency OF the ap-
plication. The applicants have paid costs.
Number One Hundred and Thirty Seyen
Drain. This drain to be- sold ON the 18th
day of December, \. ID. 1899. On the l2th day
of December, A ID. 1899 the Saginaw county
drain commissioner and myself acting jointly IN
the matter of this drain, were each served with
two separate inJunctions issued out of and under
seal OF the circuit court OF Saginaw county. The
day OF letting ana review was adjourned from
time to time until a hearing can be had IN the
said court. Answers have been made and the
matter u now pending
Number one Hundred and Thirty Eight
Drain. This drain is very nearly completed,
only two JOBS requiring little more work, for
which more time will be required.
Number One Hundred and Thirty-Nine Drain.
This drain il completed.
The following drains remain a. they We're AZ
the date of my last report, nothing further hav-
ing been done
The application to clean out, widen, deepen,
straighten and extend the Bad River Drain in
klba township, Gratiot county and Chaplin
township, Saginaw county.
Cronk Drain.
The following drains were not established at
the date of my last report, and owing To large
amount of work could only get them ready for
the right of way.
Number One Hundred and Forty-One Drain
Number One Hundred and Forty-Two Drain.
The following drain was established by me
since the date OF my last report and Is now
under construction:
Number One Hundred and Forty.Three Drain.
The following applications have been filed
with me since the date OF my last report, but /
have not been able To do anything with them
for lack of time:
Application To locate aud establish drain ON
section tweuty-six. in the township of Elba.
Application for the widening and deepening
of the Emerson and North Star drain and the
construction of two branches thereto.
Application to locate and establish drain on
the north side of section nineteen, Wheeler
township, and on the north side of section
twenty-four Bethany township.
Application to clean out, deepen, widen and
extend the State Road drain in the towns hip of
Washington, from the outlet of Number One
Hundred and Tweutyr Two drain north and west
| do hereby certify that the above embraces "A
full and true report of all the drains finished,
constructed or begun under my supervision, or
applied for since the date of my last report for
the year now ending, and that the hnancia
statement of each drain which accompanies
this report Is true and correct.
All of which is respeo fully submitted.
CHARLES A. SCHOLTZ,
County Drain Commissioner for Gratiot county.
Dated this 3Oth day of December A. d. 1899.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
or county drain commissioner from the 9th day
October, 1899 to and including the Both day of
December 1899
Wolf and Bear Creek drain
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-19

doesn't cure your piles, your money
will BE- returrea v IS the most healing
in The world.
Sharrar & Mulholland.
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Brance'in fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S53 Il
Number one hundred and thirty drain
Amount on hand oct. ., 1899 .....-.-. SUI %
To orders issued to pee. 80, 1899 ....-. s53 81
Balance in fund ................... SIS 20
Number one hundred and Thrty-one drain
Amount on hand oct. y, ls~ sou ~
To orders issued to pee 30 ls9s.------ 6i2i 10
Balance in fund .-..-..-.-.......... -- slZ93 80
Number one hundred and rhirty-rwo drain
Amount on hand oct. 1899 .-..-.- Sill ~
To orders issued To Dec. 80 ls9o--.-- 'Al 81
Balance in fund ............. ....... sl6356 Is
Number one hundred and Thirty-Three drain
Amount on hand oct. o. 1899 .---.-------- s2l39 ~
no orders issued to Dec. 30, lo99 lai9 %
Balance in fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2Oi "
Number one hundred aud thirty -Four drain
Amount ON hand oct. . 1899 c1l2 y
TO orders issued To Dec. g lo9@-...-.-- 80 !"
Balance in fund Sli5 -
Number one hundred and Thirty Eight dram
Amount on hand oct. g. 1879 Sl913 %
TO orders issued To Dec. 80, lsv--------- l2'9 20
Balance in fund -.............-..- ..... 500 80
Number one hundred and Thirty-Nine drain
Amount on hand oct. ., 1899 .......-...-. Sl'l ~
TO orders issued 20 Dec. 30, lsj9.-.------ 40 IL
Balance in fund $50 81
Number one hundred and Forty-Three drain
by special assessment Nov. I, 1899 5000 W
10 DItltIr lr7utAl W b'Ns ~ l''' 49," ~
Balance in fund .......-. ............ $500 50
CHARLES A. SCHOLTZ,
County brain Commissioners for Gratiot County.
Dated this Both day of december \. d. 1879.
On motion of Mr.. Doyle, the report of
Charles \. Scholtz, County Drain Com
missioner, was accepted, adopted and
spread on the records.
On motion of Mr.. Pitt, the board re
considered the claim of Mr. Palmer.
On motion of Mr.. Merrell, Mr.. Della
van was allowed to withdraw the claim
of Francis Palmer.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, the board
adjourned until tomorrow at one p. M.
+. f.. DURFEE, Chairman.
4. u. LANE, Clerk.
Friday. Jan. >, 1900, | p. IN.
Board of Supervisors called to order
by the chairman, +. f.. Durfee.
Roll call, quorum present. Minutes
of yesterdays session read, approved
and signed in open session.
Committee on claims, through their
chairman. Mr.. PRESLEY, presented the
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+. II. DURFEE, Chairman.
A. u. LANE, Clerk.
The chairman announced the board
would take a recess for one hour.
Board reconvened.
On motion of MIR. Pitt, the board adj
journed after the reading, approving
and signing the records.
+. +. DURFEE, Chairman.
A. p. LANE, Clerk.
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ALL.. HHY ...A..
DISEASES b. ) MONTH
THE COPELAND SPECIALISTS REFUSE
TO RAISE THEIR FEE.
Wonderful Success Ability Big
Will Not Induce Them Place Skill
the Reach of the Masses

Notwfthstanding the phenomenal
success that has attended the Cope
land specialists in their treatment
of chronic diseases of all kinds
since the Copeland Medical ipsti-
tute WINS established in seattle, and
despite the fact that their reputa-
ton for SKIN, carcfuiness, fidelity to
their patients. md success I'm curing
diseases other physicians admit
their own Inability 10 cure. has be-
come so firmly established that they
might abandon the poor and devote
themselves TO treating only those
who could AFFORD 10 pay big fees
for their services, they VIII still
continue to give the benefit of their
great skin to all, rich and poor
alike. for the merely nominal fee
of 80 "a month. and supply all med
cincs free. white they are doing
more good than dozen charity
hospitals, those who receive the
benefit of their marvellous skill are
not recipients of charity. They pay
the full fee asked for their treat
ment. II IL the regular price, ana
the Copeland physicians want no
more. They do not feel that their
possession of special knowledge,
skill and methods in the treatment
of chronic diseases entities them to
demand such N fee would de-
prive the vnst majority of suffer-
ing humanity of the opportunity 10
be cured of their distressing mnin-
dies. On the contrary, they continue
to invite all who suner from en-
taarh. asthma. bronchitis. lung
trouble. stomach trouble, liver
trouble. kidney trouble. diseases of
the skin, or any other desperate
chronic ailment or maIady, to avail
themselves Of this special skin Mt
the same low rate which has been
paid by the hundreds who have
been cured by them since the In
stitute was established In seattle.
During this time n great many who
have been cured of diseases from
which they have despaired of Rnin-
In. relief. among them some of the
best known people in the city ana
state. have been impeIied by their
Joy and gratitude at being restored
to health, to submit to newspaper
interviews regarding their cases,
and have given their portraits to
be printed as an evidence of the
truth of the statements made. The
same opportunity to he cured il open
to all. for the Copeland specialists
will not follow the usual course
of pbysicians who gain special
reputation for skin and success in
treating chronic diseases. and
charge such fees ms would exclude
nil but the rich from the benefit
of their services. They will con-
tinue to place the highest attain
meuts of medical science within
the reach of all by charging the
merely nominal and uniform fee OF
81 month. including all medicine
and personal attention.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March l3--The crowd in the corn nj,
was much greater than II been At any other tins
for year not excepting yesterdsy wbsr the
2cent bulge made the cereal the cynosire OF
speculative eyes The price was controlled by two
influences At various timessales for profits and Gov
ssinG by shorts May opened g. over yesterday The
excitement then began. Longs, who bought mouths
ago, came into the pit and took much proAt as
they deemed advisable and ii estimated that
many hundreds Of Thousands of dollars were taken
out Of sales to-day Meanwhile May was shooting
from the opening Al the decline the excitement
abased 10 degree and shorts began to prot-ct
themselves against another ascent Under this infu-
and with the Iisht country offerings and higher
cables In mind. MAY recovered gradually to ridvc
Later the market reacted to Nsc where IL steadied
and closed tdsc under yesterday
The wheat market quiet and rsth@r heavy.
subordinate to ell dAy. May opened L. over
yesterday. at ssSsseic, inhueseed By higher cable.
from Liverpool snd from Paris and With the corn
strength The break Ia corn. lower late cables and
the heavy Northwest receipts. together With profit
taking hy traders caused . reActicn. following the
opening May declining from seic. which the market
touched shortly after The cpening 10 ssadesSc The
close ~as heavy May Ase lower. Al ss1c.
The oats market showed some activity and strength
early Influenced by corn and wheat However. with
the break in corn, tho market declined and closed
rather weak May closed sefic under Yesterday.
The experience in provisions vas much similar to
that IN corn. considerable profit taking the
hand covering BY shorts the ether, u fairly
active apparently iaclined toward easines. May
nort closed 10 under Yesterday. May lard. 1tc
lower and May ribs ltN6c dcwr.
The leading futures ranged - follows
Wheat No = opsnins Highest Lowest. closins
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The following prices are being offered 10 the pro'
Queer by the local dealers Tor delivery In round lots
on the dock and IN the car al Seattle;
Grain-Oats. sis121; barley. SIS 20 wheat ehiesen
feed SIS. soais. bran. So. shorts, sl5D.
Hay-Pufet sound. ssalo. Eastern Washington
timv.hy, sisef7: alfalfa. 81 80 per ton.
Esgs Strictly fresh ranch. bdite
Butter Fresh ranch. is82Dc; creamery. 32c.
PoniirT-Liye chickens. i24c; tive TURKEYS. nc;
turkeys. 5c: geese, l0r dueka. s. snet.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows tatic; steers,
ttssc; cboice sheep ittd5c. good hogs, live. We
hogs. dressed ST. calves dressed. large &C., small.
r. calves. live. large. &c; small. sc.
Hides pelts and wool Heavy sound saifsd steers,
over 60 lbs &c: medium. sound per ID. &c. hight.
fotnd, under So lba. sc cows. sound. all weights
fic. stays. bulls and oxen, s.; .altsd hips. fsei
calves per H. ssc; green hides 10 less than salted
DRY hides. per NJ. i3tc: dry cuis. ouethirf less
summer deer per H. Ss27c: winter deer. dry. sd
4r; pspcry deer. s6i5c. dry elt. aainc; green elk
le6c sheep peits. @cEsi.1o; sheariings i5a25c (;
ingtm wool, sc; dirty timber burned. Belle !.
fa11oU 3idslr
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT gLAKELEY-Arriyed March 70, bktn Les
lie D. from Por, Townsend.
PORT GAMRLE-Sailed March -, stmr Lakme,
for Dutch harbor.
CAFE TOwN-Arrived March II, Br ship Vera
Jean from Oregon
YOKOHAMA-tns port March 10, Br ship st.
Mirren from Oregon.
SAN RANCISCo-Arrived March u, stmr Robert
Adsrr.op from Nsnamo; stmr Bristol, from oyster
hsrhor stmr Newburg from Grays harhor, s,mr
ou.en from victoria; stmr Washtanaw. from Ia
coma. .tmr wellington. from Comox; stmr Mneols.
from Nsnaimo; s,mr willamette. from seattle; ship
f,o,umtts from Seattle Sailed bktn Mary Winkel
nan for Grsys harhor; stmr Arcata, for Coos hay
KopF- Arrived. March 10, City N Dublin. Ia
coma for Hongtcns 49,.
sr,m Ssn Francisco for Aberdeen; stmr Fulton.
from San Francisco for Aberdeen.
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A Remarkable Cure
at the Age of
Sixty-Six Years
Mr.. $. n. Hatch, 1890 First avenue.

Mr.. $. n. Hatch, 1920 First avenue,
seattle.
II am now 6s years old and the cure at
my age Of a trouble from which l had
suffered so severely and for so many
years, is in itself
Glowing Tribute
10 the skill of the Copeland physicians.
when | sought their aid my stomach
and digestive organs were completely
wrecked. and I could scarcely digest sufn-
cent food to keep me alive. There was n
eckenng irritation OF the stomach that
frequently forced me 20 leave the table
at times even an attempt to swallow a
mouthful of food would bring on n dis
tressing attack of
Nausea ana yomitfng.
THE failure Of digestion undermined my
general health.
snpping All strenGth and Energy
and for years was simply good for moth
ing. ! am now
We'll Man Again.
can eat a substantial meal and diges, my
food perfectly. ! can sleep in comfort all
night long, which | had been unahie TO do
for years. have regained my strength and
in fact, am enjoying as good health as /
could desire"
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When You Need
Medical Treatment
Get the Best.

MIR. w. 3. Case, Brooklyn. seattle,
Wash, connected with the Queen City
Manufacturing Company telling Of the
happy effects of the Copeland treatment
in curing ...m of chronic catarrh OF the
head and throat. accompanied by ringing
noises and partial deafness, said:
For the past ten years | have been
afflicted with obstinate obstruction OF
the nostrils. dropping OF mucus from the
head, which kept me clearing my throat
almost continually. and with chronic sore
ness and swelling Of the tonsils,
Forced to breathe through the mouth,
my tongue and throat were always parch
ed and dry, which was very disagreeahle
at all times but more particularly so at
night when my rest was greatly broken.
seemed to have
Colds All the Time,
and for more than year was never free
from this trouble-winter and summer II
was Just the same--and at last tho ring
ing noises in my head. with the gradually
Increasing dulness OF hearing. informed
me that the disease had found It's way
into the tubes of the ears
In reading the announcements publish
ed each week by the Copeland physicians
discovered several cases very similar
TO my own. and very naturally I decided
to seek a cure where II had been found
by many other victims of chronic dis
ease.
Have Succeeded Perfectly,
as l am now free from the malady that
troubled me so long. and l most cordially
indorse the advanced system of treatment
that has been OF infinite benefit TO me-
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT ToyNsr-
AND PORT ANGELES IRON

Steamer Alice Gertrude iea>. ~,tv
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thu !
midnight for Port Townsend
liams, Dungeness. Port A, Ing \
Srescent, Settysourg, Pysht, er II
Neah Bay. Returning, leaves suh.,
les Tuesdays. Thursdays anl 49, 4
at a. M: leaves Port Tow
a. M: arrives In Seattle $50 ma
Steamer Garland leaves Cit eoon
days, Wednesday and FRIDAY Sle
night for Port Townsend. 20
Dungeness, Port Angeles al
Returning, leaves Port Angel,
on Mondays, Wednesdays 81
leaves Port Townsend at IL a.
N T sea5fls a. Main ssI P sI g, .slses
CAPT. ]. r. THOMPSON those
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S7S~S~N0r~NcSN-e - ~ ~
extended into the inner ears. causing dis
tracing head noises and partial deafness.
Interviewed concerning the merits OF the
Copeland Home treatment. she said:
Judging from results i'm my own case,
there is no doubt that the Copeland sys-
TEN Is
A Grand Success
in the treatment of disease of the head,
throat and ears. When / commenced it's
use my hearing was so badly damaged
that all sounds reached me in a muffied
and indstinct form and | was rapidly
Drifting Into Total Deafness.
The noises in my ears were something
awful. as though a buzz saw were rum
ming in my head, and these grew worse
from day TO day until l was nearly dis
tracted.
''In addition TO symptms have al
ready mentioned, ! had an irritating
tickling in the throat. a ceaseless drop
ping of mucus from above the palate
and any violent exercise would bring on
paroxysm of
Wheeling and Coughing.
Through the public announcement of
the cure OF one OF my friends I was an
prised OF the character OF the work done
at the Copeland Institute, and as soon as
possible ] commenced q course of treat
ment. The effects were
Prompt and Decisive.
The noises ceased. the trouble in head
and throat was soon removed. and my
hearing came back to me as perfect as
ever. All this has been done at the nomi-
nal expense Of 81 a month. including all
medicines and appliances"
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FOR VANCOUVER. h. c. prRr~
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC


MCW IIIIAu1s .,...s .s...........,.,,.N Me-,
Leaves Yes,er wharf every W,~..
Wednesday and Friday at Q D m
Arrives Vancouver 10 n m. ,ofau,.
day. "sa
Leaves Vancouver every TUESDAY rnru
day and Saturday al p m. NA@'
day.
Connects at Vancouver with r ,
trains for all points East. and with ste..s
ers for Naraimo. Comox, Victoria N.
Westminster and Texada island ports ~
Freight will not be received 4, se,tz
after s p. m. on day Of sailln,
For freight or passage apply i.
fee OF the Vancouver line, Ya 49,
Telephone. Red 1881.
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SEATTLE q EVERETT NAvI0Xrl[
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoS
ROUTE.
Time eard-r.eave Seattle Z q M, u
and s p. m, Leaves Everett s.ik .. n.
p. m. and 7;i5 y. m.
Three round trips daily. except eni
Connections--At Seattle with the sseal
Flyer for Tacoma; at Everett with
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and Y
the Everett & Monte Cristo railway
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock. Seattle Merchanss d
Everett Telephone Seattle, Red
Everett, GO. r.. II SCOTT, Manage
FflR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.
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STEAMERS.

FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
IA CONNER Steamer FATRUAVtsG
leaves Central dock. seattle 5sI',,A r. ~
p m. except Saturday. Returning. leave.
"a - conner Al a. m daily except sunday
u t..ihs az Ednonds, Clinton, Browns
Eoiht Langley, Coupeyilie, San De F1,ca
Oak HaFbor. Utsa.ady and La Conner,
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y ~
FOREIGN NAnk Ers.


LONDON March a. DheAt-Csrzoes "A coast
nathtnE daius, csrToos passage. uo-ainsl un-
Acts. steady
LIVERPOOL. A.srA n-wheat-Ftrra; wheat
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inexpensive Cure of
Head Noises. Deafness
And Throat Disease.

Mrs. l.. J. Davis. sedro-Wooiiey,
Wash. has been a sufferer for the past
ten years from disease OF the throat and
post-nasal region. which in the fall OF 1895
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Fly ON THE FL

SEATTLE TO TACO
Four round trips daily. excet
In one hour and twenty-five
THE STEAMER FL 10,
Regular daily trips, Sa Nm
route, as follows: VIZ
TAKING EFFECT TUEsDAs
TIME CARD. II -
Leave Seattle-T:45. II rs a. n an
r. M. -
Leave Tacoma-s:so a. m.:i, -.
SUNDAYS
Leave Scattle-7:s0 n, M. ist -
Leave Tacoma--9 30 A. m, 2.a
Landing AT Northern Pacific
coma, and Commercial docks ~
Marion street. Seattle.
Sundays, steamer Flyer or Or,
THE FAvoRITE Y. 8. MAI. s
STATE OFF WASHINGTt
Has now resumed her regular
tween Seattle, Everett, Anacory
haven and Whatcom, daily exec
day ut 10 p. m, from Ycsicr wi
This palatial and popular Z
Just from the hands OF the O. i
machinist and decorator. and Ia mi
conditions for this seasons business
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the
The travelling public can now be ~
OF rapid transit and quick dispstr
freight. the State" being the only
boat on the Seattle Whatcom route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co,
Phone. Main BIZ. Yesler VIII
SEATTLE a EyERET-r NAVI0k1
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DR.. COpELAND's Room FREE TO ALL

OFFICE Hou Ks-From . a. m. to S D.
m. Evenings Wednesday, and satus.
days only. to ., Sundays. from 10 a
m. to IL m
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets today prezents. 1ttle change fr0m
yesterday. Trade possibly Somewhat better
owing 70 the fine weather Staple commodities we're
In good demand
Fruits are steady. Oranges selling about the
same az usual. but there ia heavy demand for
bananas The supply Is rather short today, but
new shipments due Ia day or two.
California dollhouse goods are selling well Peas,
APPARATUS and rhnbsrb, which Up the last
steamer, are IN good demand few tomatoes are
selling 1t from 81 i0aifs per box Hothouse let
tuce il siso In good demand
.Esss are plentiful at present, owing 10 heaEy re
eepts o. ranch stock The market is slightly weaker,
but vii not change for few DAYS.
Lave poultry u IN demand. While dressed stock
nnds h,tk sale The market remains steady az pres
ent quotations.
Psipts. obs and hardware remain at Inst weeks
0uctatlgus
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamship st Paul. on which the Ahercrombe
Gamer river expedition will embark for the North.
had not arrived from Oyster bay last midnight but
she win probably reach port today.
United States lighthouse tender Manrahita win
.s mis- morning with sixty tons Of coal which she
took shoard Yesterday A. the sesitle Goal Iron
S,omnany's hunser., for Umatilla lishtshp 81.
Who'll ESAIE and retail Schlitz NIL
Raukee beer at Haggertys, loA Second
avenue south Families supplied
PIsOODsTONE rings, the birthstone for
March william II. Finck, Jeweier. SIS
Second avenue.
ST PATRICKS night ball. Ranke hall
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FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. March Is 1900
Fair: stationary temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRf.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU,
DAILY BULLETIN.
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whrst SO ! sprius ssaGlc No ) SPRING sll
s4se No red S.siSsip
Catn No Z Sc
Osts-No q sslgie. No white @sale Nc
white n8saslr
RYE No 2 3ssc
Rsfiay- Ne 4 Ef
sci so saa. VIC Prime timothy &C. msa Sc
Pa Mes. eer htl SO is3uM
fsrA rer ige III s. sFsq3i
Rsb. shcss sides lo.ss 81 sSss u
gsaniaey,- DrY saltrd hexsa sfstc.
Stsr- saaft fisAf N1Nea 81 isAs ~
MAJ pisltasrs' sni.hcA seoAs. per s.l 81 ~,
stxar-Cat iaat G o. Efssgiaisd sise,
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Fare between Seattle and Taccu
round trip. s5c.
Landing at White star dock. fol-
Spring street.
Telephone. Main 52s
SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE steamer =
ST Queen. III. II. Mcdonald, sass
leaves Seattle Tuesday, March
a. m. Thursday. March ] &c
Saturday. March II. At . n. sa
Nj. Vernon Sunday, Mar IT,, q
m, Wednesday, March a. Al ~
Friday March is, AZ 10 g. m, csliine
Edmonds, stsnveoi Fir, skisit y
Mt Vernon aud Avon. free bertha =
boat leaves nj Vernon IN aftsrsr
For passenger and freight rats
az City dock. Seattle, Wash,
Main 81.
sEATTLE-poRr MOLE s5sgssE