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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
~ NOTICE OF
Committee ID
To he Members Of ne DsmOauA

To he Members Of ne DsmOendA
msftee Of AudraiR County, ,
You are hereby netined iba
win be . meeting Of said con,
At the grand jury room, In ths :
81 II O'Clock .. m, 90
the 18th Day Of EaFsAl
1900, 4.
for the purpose OF determiH4
lime and manner OF nonini-
Democratic county ticket aud
Transaction OF such other bus'aa
may come before said commits
members are urged to be pres
that the Democracy Of the !"
may be fully represented.
HENRY wKBER, Chars
A. ]. WMscoTr, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

UKDERths order made by the Demo-
cratic state Committee 81 Kansas City
Tuesday, AudrAln county will have
thirteen delegates to the Kansas City
Convention and eight to the Jefferson
CITY and sedalia Conventions. The
delegates we're apportloned on the
basis Of the Bryan vote Of ise6-one
for each 800 votes, or fraction amount
Ene % ons-hzif or owe Ia the oase Of
Ghs nomlnssiHg convention At Kansas
City, June 8. azd one for each 500
votes, o. major fraction, Tor the con-
senlion 70 choose ntiionai delegates
sd ne iuGioiaFy Convention. In 1885
ne vote Of Andrain Tor Bryan vas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
THEY ARR RATHER COSTLY.
The Price America Pays for the Philip
pine Islandl

WASHINGTON, March e.-Coincident
with the completion of the commits
sion, comes q report to Congress from
the War Department, giving . state
ment covering the military operations
In the Philippines for the period from
May 1, 1898, to November 1, 1899.
This statement shows that there has
beena total expenditure in the islands
BY the army alone Of e4s, 92s, 060 "a.
ofthiss sum s25, III, so1 81 wa expended
By the onsEtermaster's Department;
the Subsistence Department spent
%, So 600 the Pay Department sio,-
So, 1880; the Ordnance Department
sl,seo,2se q; the Secretary Of War
spent es,7s7.ss.
This Il In addition 10 the ~, 000,0 900
paid to Spain for the islands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

THERE is printed with the school
lzw q eouFss OF study for rural and
village schools, prepared by the State
eupeFinteBdent Il l. full and COM
pEshensivs and should be carefully
studied By all interested. il may not
msst with general approval on short
acquaintance, but Ike most meri-
toFions things, viii improve IS It ID
better understood. Pupils completing
fhis course vin be given q state GER
uacate Of graduation, which win ad-
MI them 70 any school Of next higher
grade. Many county commissioner
are arranging for county graduating
exercises, 70 be held either in March
o. April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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the arzsrH ssznpsg E3pzAGsz1 70 %
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

IT is nov given out from the east
that New York Democrats viii sup
port Bryan, II necessary. It Is TO be
hoped that this IL true. The delegates
et-large from New YORK to the Ma
tional Convention in Kansas City are
David B. Hill, Richard Croker, 3D.
yard Murphy and Augustus anWyc
snd the present programme is that
the New York Democrats shall 60
right along with the Bryan tide, If
there appears 10 be no chance Of
stsmming IT. ana 10 keep the party
united with the hope Of being able TO
elsct their State ticket this fan, with
Van Wyek again At lie head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

sPEmaRTErD, Mo-, March fat a
meeting held BY Maj. Cole, at the
Springfield Normal School, ninety
students made q public profession OF
religion. II was the most wonderful
religious event, perhaps, ever known
in the history Of the city. The revival
bias now been In progress over two
months, and the conversions number
nearly 1900. Maj. Cole snow making
preachers Of lawyers, doctors, mer-
chants and common laborers.
The Police Court ID nov almost a
needless Institution in Springfield, as
there has been practically no criminal
docket for several wesks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
Howard I. Buckley.

Prom ne Montgomery coany Leader.
Howard L. Buckley, Of Audrain
county, is . candidate for prosecuting
attorney. He IL . young lawyer Of
recognized Iega, ABILITY, lie : graduate
Of the Law department Of the State
Univeruity, and bis practice has been
very successful His chances for the
nomination are said 10 be good, and II
nominated, AudrAin viii have q fear
Ices and hS-enforcing prosecuting
attorney, something that is needed in
every county In this commonwealth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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as.zszE M Ezs AZ 1Ac zss1 .
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

NUMERICALLY the Boers are the
predominatIng white element In South
Africa. They are two and q half times
e. Numerous as all the British settlers
In the country. Three-hiths Of the
population Of Cape Colony = Beers,
Az many Beers live In that colony az
In the two republics together. Cape
Town has q large Boer population
The citizens Of Port Elizabeth boast
that their town lie the most British In
the colony because very few Beers
I've there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

All sober-ni1ded and respectable
people VII Be glad to know that hiss
NstheEsoiss szlaci0us play, s'Eapho,' .
has been suppressed IN New York.
me actress and co-dsfendants we're
held IN $50 bal, each, to the Court Of
Special Sessions, where they win
doubtless be convicted. This is the
proper way to handle Ill such plays as
ssBapbo." II people are 90 degener-
ats that4hey have not sufncisnt self
respect 70 remain away from such
performances the police magistrates
are TO be praised for stepping for
ward and forcibly ringing down the
curtain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
In pishoIasr Rurisd Hsrs.

The remains Of Mrs. J. d. DieboldeF,
of vandaiia, who died Monday night,
we're brought TO Mexico for intermsns
in the Catholic csmstery to-day. Che
was Is years Of age. The husband and
> number Of others came up to sttsnd
the services, which were conducted
By Rev. Father Dillon from the Gath
ole church ct 2 O'Clock.
The pallbesrers, who accompanied
the remains from vandalia, we're:
V. L. Beshears, VIM. Ralston, VIM.
Hughes, Thos. Green, Dave RaIston,
John Tobin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

TIE Kansas City correspondent Of
the 81. Louis Republic says: "The
Democratic State Committee has cut
loose from lie former custom and
opened 9 rev hsld for politicians.
According 70 precedent, candidates
for State Offices should not be nomi-
nSssd until after the National Con-
vsnnon- TIE committee has reversed
tss Ead TIE State Nominating Con-
vsusioz VII be held nearly a month
earlier. Lszs than two weeks later
he Delegate Convention viii be held.s'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

EONKDoDT @us1 BE 5zzgEnE With
egErss rsAEztng 70 ths 6nancss d
CubA. Asserting 10 a. o1ciai Eass-
Dsut made by Secretary Boot. IN an
river to . CongresssoDAl resolution,
the Cuban receipts for 20 exeesdsd
The expenditures BY more than ~
ooo,oo0. Several days ego Senior To-
mayo, secretary Of government, made
a oficial statement showing = defcil
Of nearly two and 8 half million dol
lars IN the finances Of Havana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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Wszs VA rs-sssessE Esearzg Sex
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s1GN1Z T1s Ez vs. ez1 osE ESQ
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

List Of letters remaining IN the Post
ONCE At Mexico, No, for the week
ending March 8, 1900, which Il moi
called for In thirty days will be semi
to tbs Dead Letter once al Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list win please say "advsrtised;n
J. A. Anderson, Mrs, Mary Arm
strong, Henrietta Blue, M. 7. Burwell,
Hattie Byrns, O. Bloom, d. r. Brown,
7. Hail. A. ]. JOrdon, Mrs. Eliza
Miller, Eliza Prizes, 3. o. Stewart, O.
d. Ssryiss, Il. Z. Strickland, v, r.
Strose, ]. @. Wilson.
w. IL. TRELoAR, Postmaster.
Born, to Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Ooons,
March 8, . daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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wxslzxss - tesE1zs1RsSsG KISS
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kaa Ez-xEzz - shneE EwxT-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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tz<ziAE ne ssT1se1 s1o1 Ess fE
GEE1bz-ksz sosE1ax. WEk11 s few
&syEa fEz Eyply VII se tz-Eis1e6 a.
e1zzty ngEEhz6o1esx. TsacaeEz,
PrsEoEr1z Es1 elszks e $4,000 bozros
ssould cal O. tss- fss eopEsG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

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~ hs Fzot tkz.Ex Es lAzEsz
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
EDrrORs ELECT OErloS'
Ri White Again chsss. >
Secretary Of the Easa~.S
Association

NEW ORLEANS, La N,,.,.
eonvenEion Of the NatioTsss~
Association cane to a
with the selection Of Bua,l" :
- the next msstiOg place !
election Of ths following O..
President W. =. Psrre,, ;
WateEi00, 10.
First Vice President z. "
ems, Herald, Columbia, No
Second Vice President P N
Rsviess, Clsburns, Tex.
Third Vice. President, ]. "
kstts DisPofeh, jackson, Ten.
Corresponding sseretsr,
Page, Dsmecraf, Jsrseyvile. M
Recording Secretary, r. y \
'LzDGKR, Mexico. Mo.
Treasures, James q. Gibb. d.
Norwalk, o.
Sergeant t-Arms. VIM, N
Liss Stock Inspector, woOov,s
The editors will spend two :
days on the gulf coast aim.
and lsavs for 81. Louis w.
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

DR.. William B. Adams, one Of the
oldest and most prominsnt citizens Of
Montgomery county, died st bis home
In Montgomery Oily Tuesday morning,
aged 81 year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
oLosE OF THE MEETING.

NEW oBLKANs, La. March 5-Our
business meeting closed Saturday and
was most successful throughout. We
expect 70 reach St. Louis 90 routs
hems % Thnrsday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

The Fulton Saa ssys: M.
Edgar L. woodson, Of Ras q !
who we're given an elsgau, ,,,'
al the home Of Robert Ea.s'
this city Friday night, lsh A.,
morning for their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

An the newest and hlsT a.
dress goods, waist silh va. .asl
etc., etc, 1t Blum's- "'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

me Democracy OF Grundy county,
By ; unanimous vote, hss Instructed
fee Deeksgy fsE 0ovsrnor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
FINEST GROCERIES
At the Very Lowest Prices!

IL small boxes good Par
lor Matches s.
Knox's Gelztine per pack
dRc. ~
4 lb. sacks fine Table Salt
that will not get hard. a
California Table Peaches,
extra nice, worth 2oc
per can our price. I5'
Salt Mackerel, nice size,
two tor IS
Salt White fish, per pound s.
Smoked Bloaters, two for s.
3 twists Of Tobacco. s.
Enamilene Stove Polish,
per Dox.............s ~
Diamond Axle Grease in
wood boxes g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

4. Q. Philllpa Vsllsd 70 osuIFalia
thls wssk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08

"A trial will convince you
that we sell the best
Bread in the city, per
LOAF. &c
ISilk Finish, high patent
Flour, guaranteed to
give satisfaction, per
100 lbs. ST. .oc
Mexico Favorite, an extra
patent Flour, best and
grade, per 100 lbs. ...$T.So
10. K, good grid grade
Flour, per 100 lbs. .SI..7c
Our Cofees are the best
in town for the money.
Try them.
You are invited TO call
around and see us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
An InVitati0|

Is extended to all d
customers and friends q
the public generally to
in and inspect our new
Goods, Silks, Etc, whia|
have just received. Wei
the new things and plsr
them, and don't forget VI
headquarters on EmbN
les, Laces and White @
Our new Ginghams, On
Batistes, Percales, Etc
beauties. Come In and
show them to you.
Respectfully
Brown 6 Smf
SOUTH SIDE SoUARE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-08
TRUSTEES SALE


wHHRzAs, IL. TzElsy and sussa =
bic wife, on TIE lea daT Of karcns
deed Of tcst, dnlF eck1owledga -
n TIE deed Of trust records OF Aoel
Mtesoan, N book Is, e page lgio1
undersigned trustee TIE toloNmk-H ~
real estlts, situated n Audrain OoaHS
n, n-wfts
re soath half oO q ne northeast :
o. he northwest caartar NJ Or n
two a. m township nfty-three
eight 81 vest, containing twenty =
les. - per u. 8. surFey. Alg9 M
ne e0uh half % Of tie norhvesl
Of ne northeast garter ~ q 1sr
I've az, township afty-three -,
%, vest, south Of he cent o.
SAT- River v Il now runs, enee-s-sss
acres, mure or ieaa. which said oe1ytF
male n trust % secnre TIE paymen
pfuuisaory note L sid deed Of ua =
ana whereas, aid note 4 BOW cue
nos, uerafnre. j. tie sid trustee ~ =
of the lagai holder q said note 3
ne hean q . oclock 3. N. and
the s0th Day Of MareA'
1900,
e ne east frons apor q ns
Asxiso, Andfnin CuantT, hlssoun ;
$500 sssssssIs gsSpssy 3 gD sssi.s ~ -
a. costs q ezscaezs an tfsft nFlpe
81
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Notice to Mariners.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intsgencer
PORT TOWNSEND, Dec. a.-Ths branch hydro
information, free of charge to such desire it, in
regard to the following notices to mariners:
Addenda No. 2, II. 0. Publication No. losA.
sailing directions for Lake Superior and the st.
Africa west coast French Kongo, amended rar-
ticuars Of Iguela. settle Cana, Nyanga and May
umba lights
Africa. west coast. Loanda. floating dock. lights.
Brazil San sebastiao island. BOZ point. character
Of light.
Borneo. east coast. Aru bank. intended light.
hibited.
Borneo. Pulo Laut strait suwangi islands. lead
ing lights exhibited.
British Columbia. Admiral island. Ganses harbor.
buoy marking One-Fathom patch.
British Columbia junction Of Trincomaii and
Stuart channels. White Rock reef marked by q
buoy
British Columbia. stuart channel. False reef
California. San Francisco approach MONDAY rock
bell buoy repaired.
Florida. Key West harbor. Key West main ship
channel range light, increased height
Florida, st. Johns river entrance. alterations in
Fort George creek range beacon lights.
France south coast Fort Brescou light. intended
alteration in character and position. provisional
France south coast, Marseilles Pinede basin,
light buoy marking prolongation Of the outer jetty
Maine Egacmoggin reach. shoal south southwest
ward OF Torrys Castle beacon
Massachusetts,. BuzzaIds bay. sunken rock north
Scrngsy neck marked by buoy.
Mediterranean sea. Algeria, gulf Of storm. light
at La Marsa.
Mediterranean sea. Algeria, Mcrs el zcitun. light
exhibited
Mediterranean sea. Sicily. Cape Peloro Temporary
change IN light
North Carolina. Beaufort harbor, beacon lights
Note-CofTecticn Of compass courses
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were fled in the county audi
tors office Yesterday:
David u, Blaine to Catherine r. Blaine, lots IL
and H. block Is Burke's second add
b 3. Collins 10 Leon A. PARKS. 81 Of lot S.
block y, Yesie,s srst add to Kent. SIS
block g. Rentoo's add. $50
VI. T. Dolan and wife State Of Washington.
pe 's ws q Pc Sc, ss,a ~ e 20 70
Armoar. lot D. block 3. Pontius third add; tax
and ma Of lot :. block e. Bell a Dennys plat
also lots and and part Of lot D. block TO- and
lots and and part Of lot }. block neA. Seattle
G K stuItevsnt and wife to Mary r Prsehsrd.
IS feet q $ " feet ot I'D feet q lot o. block -.
Nagie's add, s. $50
5 Aroason aud viii, to Washington Securities
Investment Co, lot :. block s. Iadkns' add 81 700
joan kiostsrnan and wife to John Riefson lots
and 70. block ,. Grads salmon Bar add 70 Bal
Puget Sound National bank 10 W r whitney.
- interest ia lots l. p and block IS. hsynards
stats q Washington to n H. LAtimsr. iots .
and 70. block "a. > A Bells Heir lst add. 'iioo
a. : sahle md ~. wife 70 o T. sr'es'ou' lot Is,
y Breeze and wife 70 Watson Alien. lot >.
block y Broosi-n add. sco
block g. Bostaa Heights add 500
j. X. kinnear sud wife % Annie II. Field, part
Asale u reid and husband 70 ch.s,o.,s Y
Thsins. part q los J, sec q. - Is. e, 81
Kirkland IaHa a Improvement 90 70 Peter Kirk.
Ansis s. Bosasn sad husband 70 aat,is NJ
Halves, lot IA. kaek q. sappa plat Pdnilns second
add $3.50
Tho1as Burke Aaa wife 70 G. y. Dcsrbora iot.
ard parts 4 lots 81 hioc~ -. 81. Is and 49,
SEATTLE tide lands. 4iEa
G9staFe MHtl 70 Lilly c. MGil. lot q block e.
T~e4ith Avenue add. S.
e G. kyao % Thosna4 Irvine Lumber Co. lo4s
6 and and eis u ENis ser s. tp >. r e. $3.50
NJ. Il Means TO Wm \. Reiaeld. LOT is block
a. NcAlsr7@s Seattle HOMESTEAD soc
Wm. Strickland 20 G. d, CuEaEnines lot 7. block
?. Madison Hsights add. cSs.
g. r Nhiftieseg. countg 20 T.. Q.
Hainss. iot II. block s, Haincs add 70 Dts Moines
tax deed
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports follows:
SEATTLE-Ariyed, Dec d. str Newsboy from
San Francisco; str Al-Ki from Skagway. Sailed
Dec e. str John s. Kimball, for Tacoma. str
Newsboy struck rocks while entering Fort Bragg
harbor and is coming here for repairs.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrivcd. Dec co. str Jeanne.
from Seattle; Dec q. Br str Warfeld. from Oyster
harbor: bktn Northwest. from whatcom for San
Diego tput in for waterl. Sailed, Dec 20, str Will
lamette. for Seattle; Dec. e. blk Kate Davenport.
for Port Blakeley; Br str Robert Adamson, for
Nanaimo. Arrived, Dec. q. BIZ Coloma. from Port
Bakeley.
PORT LUDLow-Anived. Dec. p. schr Expsn-
sion. for Guaymas.
HONGKoNG-Dec. q. Dutch str wilhemIna.
from Manila for Seattle. is in port. damaged; re-
pairs will occupy ten days
PORT T0WNSEND--Arrved. Dec q, str Al-Ki.
from Skagway, and sailed 3a5 p. m. for Seattle.
with twentyeight passengers. Arrived. str Robert
Dollar. from sea- in tow Of str Newsboy bktn Xix
fiat, from Port Ludlow for Honolulu. and schr
Maria r. Smith, from Port Gamble for Hilo, are in
the bay. wind bound. Inward, str Newsboy. 30
p. M, for Seattle.
YOKOHAMA Sailed. Dec. 10, str Tacoms, for
Tacoma.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE NO TAcoMA.

shAiIi-E 10 TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
. THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seattle-Tacoma
route, as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE 8.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle--7:b. ii:i5 a. m: 2:l5, s.i5
y. m.
Leave Tacoma-e:30 70. M: I, 4:3o, d. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave keattle-T.30 a. m. IL M, D. m.
Leave Tacoma-s.3o n m. $50 T:30 D. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma, and Commercial dock foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle
Sundays. steamer Flyer or C,revho,fnd
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT LUDLOw-Arrived, Dec. %. schr Expsn-
sion, from Guaymss.
PORT TOwNsEND-Ssiled, Dec. 10, str Charles
d Lane. for Guayaauil
MAzATLAN- Sailed Dec. u, blk Prof. Koch. for
San Bias and Portland.
SANTA ROSALIA-in port. December le, Br sh
Comliebank. from Cardiff. via Valparaiso, to sail
about Jan. 10 for Oregon Tacoma Arrived, Nov.
q. Br sh Thistle. from Cardiff, to sail Jan. 20 for
Oregon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dec. :. str Tanofa, for Ia
coma.
chan, for Liverpool.
SAN FRANClsCO-Saiied Dec q. blk Kate Dav-
export, for Port Blakeley Arrived, str Warfeld
from Oyster harbor.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived. Scarpeno, from Portland
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This office Is a veritshh
Of Information on matter r1
Ing 10 railroad and stsanoeS
"a place where You - ~ I
ticket to Trondhjsm.' Norws, = !
hoo. Neb.: Pfttsneld. Nsna. : pa
where else in Amsrica q -
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES. FROM CITY

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. at u
midnight for Port Townsend, Port WILL
Jams, Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg, Pysht. Clallam and
geles Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. M: leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. m; arrives in Seattle at 2:ao p. m
steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at 8 a. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at II a. M: arrives
In Seattle at 2:30 y. m.
Telephone, Main s1e
CAPT. J. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
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SEATTLE q EVERETT RAW
COMPANY. 3
90 ON THE 0RnYuo0

SEATTLE. EVERETT Am -
Time card-Leaves 0oat1lo 4 Il
and 8 p. m. Leaves 0vooo0 4
2:a0 p. m. and 7:16 D. n. s,.<z]
Three round trips daily, c1o W
Connections--At Seattlo ~
er Flyer for Tacoma; q 1oqv1
steamer Mikado for 0noAoA r.
the Everett a Monte CI1r1o ~
Monte Crfsto and WAY oo1IuA
Coiman dock, Scatter 1ee&m
Everett. Telephone - ooo1oA
Everett. s.. -. p. 1co41s
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FOR VANCOUVER, b. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at Q p. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. the following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. at 8 p. m.
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a. m following
day.
Connects at Vancouver with G. p. II.
trains for alkpoints East. and with steam
ers for Nanaimo, Comox, Victoria. New
Westminster and Texada island ports.
Freight will not be received at Seattle
after p. m. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
nce OF the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf.
Telephone. Red 1881.
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sKAGIT River Route! Gtsam1
Queen. n. q
Leaves Seattle Monday, q = ~
Wednesday at II midnight: -
midnight. " 81
M; Thursday at 1 p. m; ~
.. m. Calling at Edmqoo4
Fir. Skagit City. Mount We
Until January will ssll se1n1N
cts for 800, good for ~ -
City Dock SeAttle. Waea-
Main AZ
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ANns AND wHATC1M O. a
STEAMER LYDIA TnQ4y
Carrying United States meA.
dock, foot OF Main street, grne
days and Thursdays. At y 90
night. for Port Townsend -
leaves New whatcom' naeeaay1s
days and Saturdays. At J 4
Thompson. Manager-Owner, IL
dus a. Co. Agents. City dock. T.
Main 81 -
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STEAMERS.


DoDwELL a CO.. LTD.
VICTORIA ROUTE:
CUT RATES. CUT RATES. CUT RATES.
To Port Townsend and Victoria.
Fare, soc; berths, 25c.
Steamer sails from Yesler wharf daily,
except Sunday. at $3.50 p. m.
wHATCOM ROUTE:
Fast and elegant steamer "Sehome"
sails from Yesler wharf at 10 p. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. calling
at
Port Townsend.
Anacortes,
Fa1rhaven.
Connecting with Railways at Anacortes
and Whatcom.
DoDwELL CO.,
General Agents.
Tel. Main 40. u3 James St.