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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-23
COUNTY NEWS
ELSM0RE.
Chas. Braden Reporter.
Continued from page IL.

CnaS. Brhuen hepOIVTs
Omer Goyette is on the sick list.
Another touch OF cold weather just
to remind us that winter IL not en-
tlrely go e.
Roy Redfeld visited at home over
Sunday.
MRS Butler has the foundation done
for her new residence.
MRS Andrew and Mrs Marion John
son were trading with our merchants
Monday.
A number were over from Bronson
last Saturday night to attend the
Woodmen lodge. Judging from the
time the lodge was out they surely
enjoyed themselves.
will Stephenson was arrested here
in town Saturday, He was Kept here
till Saturday night when the sheriff
came and took him TO lola.
olive Braden visited Nellie Buck of
Stark recently. 'ti
Mary and Elsie Decker returned to
their home in lola last Tuesday.
viii Watson visited in stark last
Sunday aud some say he did not get
home till Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Lowe are entertain.
ing q fine new boy at their house.
Work has heen begun on two new
brick business houses. One Is for Mr.
Larson and when completed will be
occupied by McCaslin Il Kineaid.
The other IL for Braden a. Rees.
Bennett Il Wood shipped stock from
this place Monday night.
Willie and Alice Woodland visited
friends in the country Sunday.
There wac quite an excitement here
recently over q dog that wac supposed
to be mad. A number of men took
guns and succeeded in killing two
dogs. A number more could have
been killed and still there would be
more dogs than is needed. r.
Last Saturday our baud h0ys put
on their new uniforms ard play ed
several selections on the street. They
did splendidly. Now Mr. Editor Il
Won want to hear one Ofthe best bands
in this part of the state play, jus
come over to ElsmOre some uioe sat
urday. They expect to play every
Saturday afternoon when the weather
will permit.
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GRIFFIN.
Mrs.Arnes Garrison, Reporter,

March ga good many of the
farmers are sowing oats.
John Brown has been quite sick
but IL better. Clarence Seigler is
helping him with his work.
Mrs Stacy and Lizzie we're visiting
al Mr. Griflin's last Sunday.
Minnie VanN ice was stay ing few
days at Mr. Garrison's.
Mrs Ernest Under started for Iowa
Tuesday. She took her fathers body
which has been inferred I'm the Ortiz
cemetery for about two yesrs, back
to the old home to he laid by his wife.
A man by the name of Teal is plow-
ing for DR. Wilson.
Mrs Oscar Rembert was visiting
her mother one day last week.
Uncle Dick Alexander was visiting
friends in this part of the neighbor-
hood Sunday
The agent for DIR Bakers medicine
was doing business around here last
week.
Ollie Griffin took Grandpa NanNice
some Evangelical Messengers to read
last sunday
We have not heard vet whether we
shall have Rev Salt back on this cir
cult again or not. 1t will be a great
disappointment to us If we do not.
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RISING STAR.
T NJ wollard, Reporter,

march 2l--As several parties have
expressed desire to see some items
from this point in the REGISTER, the
undersigned thought he would try his
hand, and comes asking place with
the host of REGISTER correspondent
WB May delivered hogs in moran
Saturday.
Sam Frames went to lola Friday
evening and returned Saturday.
Mary May is on the sick list.
MRS Ida Dickinson called on her
sister, Mrs WOllard, Friday.
Leonard Stout is wrestling with the
chills this week.
G Dickinson has constructed a
aplendid storm cave.
Mr. Highbargin shelled corn Mon
day. He sold part of it to V Nader
for 80 cents per bL shel.
The large boys have quit school to
follow the pillow.
Mr. Taylor will work for VIII Rogers
this spring.
MRS Sam Frame called on Mrs
Wollard Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday school at Wesley Chapel
every Sunday morning ar ten O'CLOCK.
With the improved condition of the
roads the attendance ought to be
larger.
The new pastor, Rev Mehl will
preach at the Chapel Sunday at II
o'clock.
Nearly verybody was surprised
that Brother McNabb was not return
ed to this charge another year, We
hope that he will find his new field a
pleasant one to labor in and that the
Lord will bless his labors.
We Hee in last weeks REGISTER
quite favorable mention of Il G.inch
vein OF coal which wac found south
of LaHa'pe, and We thought per-
haps it was not generally known that
there l. vein Of coal from 10 to Il
inches thick, TO be found on the farm
Of Tom jackson in Usage township
Said coal IL almost as hard as apthra.
cite, burns longer and burns NJ
cleaner than any coal ehipped intC
the county, Is only five or six feet
under ground and has not 10 per cent
az much rock in IL as il to he found
in the Ft Scott and Weir City coal
but the coal is there nevertheless.
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FAIR LAWN.
J, W. Howerton, Reporter

], W. Howerton, Reporter.
March 2O-Farming is the order of
the day. Some have planted potatoes
and made garden.
Mrs Cotfman who has been quite
sick is reported better at this writing.
Mrs Bailey, who was called here on
account of the sickness of her sister,
Mrs Coffman, has returned home
again.
The entertainment at the school
house will be repeated next Saturday
evening.
Mr. Harris baby has been quite sick
but 10 much better now. Mr. Harris
seem to be having more than their
share of the sickness this winter.
Ye scribe's parents from Xenia
visited with himself and family over
Saturday and Sunday.
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For bulk garden seeds see Il. h
Shannon, north side hardware.
Obituary.

Lille Belle Fesler was born Oct.
%, 1868, near Martinsville, Ind, being
the youngest daughter of George L..
and Elizabeth FesleT, and lived with
he family on farm near Morgan
town, Indiana, until September, 1888,
when new home was sought by the
family in Allen county, Kansas, near
Moran.
On July 5, 1887 LII lie was married
to Mr.. Hugh Coffey with whom she
lived happily till suddenly stricken
by death on March 0, 1900. Four
children preceded the mother to the
Glory Land, and three, Agnes aged
10, Russell, 6, and Ellis, 3, remain
with father and husband here.
She was converted and Joined the
NJ. p. Church at LaGrande in 1891,
remaining a devoted and consistent
member until called Home. She was
"A bright, lind, loving wife, mother,
sister, and neighbor; much devoted
to her home. The funeral was preacn-
ed at the home, on Saturday, Mar. 10,
1900, by ReY. Henshaw her former
pastor, and large concourse of friends
followed her remains to the grave,
but the sweet spirit has gone to her
Maker where she awaits the coming
of us all.
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NeYer Ont of Season.

There Is no time in the year when
DIR. CaldwelPs ~ rup Pepsin lie not a
benefit to mankind. 1t cures consti.
patton aud Indigestion, and cures
darrhoea caused by bad condition
Of the digestive organs. Trial eize
bottles 10 C, also in SOC and 81 sizes.
G. X. Spencer.
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First published March 1901
Notice of Appointment.
STATE OF Kansas

STATE OF KANSAS I
ALLEN COUNTY
In the matter of the estate of Charles f. J.
Berth late of Allen county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 23rd dav
of February A. D. 1900 the undersigned was
by the Probate Court OF Allen county, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the estate of Charles + J. Barth, late Of
In said estate WIN take notice and govern them
selves accordingly. MARTHA J. BARTH,
Administrator.
Ewing & Savage, Attorneys
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Ewing & Savage, Attorneys.
Free To Inventors.

The experience OF c. A Snow & Co. in OBJ
tanning more than 10000 patents has enabled
them to helpfully answer many questions re
lating to the protection of intellectual property
This they have done in a pamphlet treating
briefly OF the United States and foreign patents
with costs of same and how to procure them;
trade marks, designs, caveats, iHfringements,
decisions in leading patent cases, etc, etc.
This pamphlet win be sent free to,anyone
writing to &. A. Snow e co., Washington, ID G.
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For Sale or Trade,

A large sow and young pigs to sell or trade
for corn, A. b. Null,
One fine driving horse for SALE bright bay, 7
years old. l6 hands high, 100 pounds, fine
style and good knee actor. Price and descrip.
tiOn given on application. Also breeding light
Brahma Buff cochin and white plymouth Rock
chickens eggs for sale at reasonable prices. j..
f. Shinkle Lone Elm, Kansas.
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Card of Thanks.

We hereby extend to tho friends
andineigh hors,the deepest gratitude of
our hearts FOR your helpful kinduess
i'm the hour of our sad bereavement.
May God in his mercy and love re-
ward you all is our earnes, supplica-
ton.
HUGH COFFEY AND FAMILY,
ELIZABETH FISHER.
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Card of Thanks.

To the neighbors and friends who
rendered such valuable assistance
and rendered 80 freely of their gym
pathy during our late bereavement
we wish To return our most sir cere
and heartfelt thanks.
A. RAMSEY AND FAMILY.
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District Teachers Association.

The lola District Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at the high school
Saturday, April 9TH. The following
is the program:
Principles of Education. t65.l99 .......
.............. ............M ISIS Belle Ricketts,
Composition Work .................... %.
Literature, "Qulvira" Eugene Ware.
....,.... ................ Miss MHuae Mirnow
Parliamentary Drill 80. Prof l.. II. wishard
Round Table, nature study, Plants .......
......................... Miss AIDA Adams
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Onion sets. None better. Three
quarts for % cents. Il. b. Shannon.
Mr.. William Sweet, "A brother of
the Mr.. Sweet who died at the Dunk
ark hospital some time ago, has been
here several days visiting. He left
for his home at Paola but is not sure
but that he and another brother will
return here soon and engage in bust
ness, one week in lola having cap.
tured his fancy.
Mrs. Chas. Rohrback, who has been
visiting her husband, brakeman on
the Missouri Pacific here for some time
left for her home in Wichita this
morning, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. George Rohrback, of st. Joseph,
Mo
Ottawa Herald: lola which boasts
OF the quantities of gas which she has
to burn, voted $4,000 yesterday for
electric lights and water.works.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

FOR CLERK or THE DISTRICT COURT.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of Clerk Of the District Court, sub.
ioct to the action OF the Republican county
convention A. b. CoNLEY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-23

designs
will peec-fttng shirts proper
priced shirts You'll find what particularly peae
lower that expected
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-23

Onion sets. None better. Three
quarts for % cents. Il. b. Shannon.
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Picking peas
quality you'll
cLnunn Hat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

The election returns afford some enter-
tanning majorities in the first call for at
tenuon. They show as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

overcharges Of the price-juggling clothiers
But if you are just an ordinary judge Of goods,
how much better will be for your pocketbook if you
come OF send to this good clothing store for your
ables Here your money is the same your neigh
boris. The poor mans dollar buys as much the
rich mans and We have garments to suit all sorts and
conditions Of men, which sell at little bits Of prices.
'YOur money back if you want it, applies to every
thing We SELL and especially to the .ozford Cray and
Tan Coored Covert Cloth Top Goats we are selling for
boys of to 10 years at So the coat.
Herman s. Hess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Taking the twelve candidates given at
the headl Of this column and averaging
their majori-ies the following interesting
result is found. In this are included the
two Republican candidates running in the
city and the Democratic candidates CBabb
and Osweiler) running in the country:
Average 1Eaiorities OF All.
Republicans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 355
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OVER TEN THOUSAND
Tremendous Vote Cast in
SedgwiCk County.
GREAT CHANGES OCCUR
Who the Winners are and
Their MaiOritieS,


The final result Of the election in sedg-
wick county were known last evening.
on the county tickets. Wilson. Williams.
Sense and Comfy were elected. On the
legislative ticket TapD, Luling, Babb and
Oswele-
The surprise in the whole result is the
great vote Castillo largest in the history
Of The county over ten thousand. Prac-
tically The entire vote was poued.
1t was nip and tuck with most Of the
county candidates all Tuesday night, all
Wednesday morning and up until the ac-
tGal count There were moments when
the Democrats conceded the defeat of
men who were elected and vice versa
The result showed that with just a little
more exerton. an increased effort which
would have been given II the result could
have been foreseen would have saved
every man for the Republicans on the
county ticket.
AS il is the Republicans. while regret
ting keenly the loss of those Republican
candidates defeated. get a world Of graft
1cation from the figures.
On a fun vote and a compact fusion the
results have always been against the Re
publicans heavily. This year the Demo
Gratis Dolled their fun vote and fusion
was as complete as ever. And yet the
Democrats could get out in the country
townships only $50 majority for Bryan,
and this they secured by increasing their
vote in strictly Democratic townships.
losing heavily in Populst districts. on
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THIRD WARD

y . = - "
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HnadaGha

This Is the grand total vote in the city
and country. showing the total Of votes
cast for ali candidates. This shows that
Governor Stanley who reversed a Demo
cratic majority of 2090 and added to it.
received in the county his majority on a
greater vote than was polled for presi-
dent:
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1922 NORTH NAM.

IF you are an ez-
pert judge of bar
gains in clothing,
you can afford to
buy anywhere, as
your knowledge Of
materials, make and
trimmings will pro-
tect you from the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
EYE TALKS

Nne out of ten people who be-
come thoroughly contented. have outiive5
their usefulness or are wearing glasses
fitted 10 their eyes By us Our method
guarantees perfect satisfaction
Nervous and sick headaches ard stom-
acn troubles vanish behind cur spec
tacles. Eyes tested free.
r. HOMRICHOUs. @ L. EDWARDS.
Doctor e Opthalmology Opaclan.
80 X dain ST.
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East Side
Racket
We've Added Dry Goods to Our Stock

Good Prints, per yard &
Muslin, per yard, up from 412c
Heavy Outing per I'D. &C. Tie, 8t3c and 10
Worsted Dress Goods, per yard u re
Ducking per yard 15e
Navy Blue Pque, small figures, per yard 70:
Extra made best quality Percales, per yd 9f2c
Best quality German Blue extra wide yd To-
German Blue, good quality, per yard 8.
Heavy Cotton Worsted Goods per yard Sc
All Wool Dress Flannel, per yard 20
Heavy Grey Flannel per yard %
Regular Toe Outing, per yard 8t3,
Navy Blue Calico per yard, Sc and s.
Good Toweling per yard g.
Heavy Linen ToweHng, per yard 7t2s
Bed Comforts each &C.
Best Heavy Comforts cotton filed St73
Large size Cotton Blankets. 68e to SIPS
Fancy Table OIlcloth per yard 20
Ladies Fast Black Hose TO-
Mems Cotton Sox, per pair s.
Rockford Sox, heavy three pairs for 25c
Mems Black Sox per pair, Zoe TO 25c
Mems Goat Faced heavy, and Buck Gloves 20
Genuine Goatskin Gloves 20
Extra quality Work Gloves 48s
Mems 25c Caps t5c
Heavy Plush Caps a.
Heavy Denim Overalls, per pair AZ
Heaviest Denim 0veralls per pair "a
Rubber Lined Duck Coats St39
Wear East Side Racket Shoes They are the best
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Groceries

II pounds best GRADUATED Sugar st00
Best Flour, per sack 95c
Fresh Ground C0rnmeal g.
Splendid Potatoes per peck r.
Sweet Potatoes, per peck g.
pounds Gingersnaus 25c
Queen of the West Baking Powder To-
Royal or Prices Baking Powder 40e
Zoe package Arm & Hammer soda s.
Zoe package Cow Soda s.
Fancy Table syrup per gallon z5c
? Ioaves Fresh Bread s.
Best Vinegar. per gallon 20
CSC package Gold Dust Washing Powder IL
3 packages Pearline TO-
bars White Russian Soap Is
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SEATTLE Is INFER
NATIONAL RAILWAY
hort Line 10 oil Points in
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train No. !, far snoAnmish. Ariington.
Waoaey and NsncetyeF leaves Seattle
e1E a. m Arrives Slfaas is p. ra.. com
Meeting vita Canadian Pacific railway
al po.nts East Arrives AZ Nanrouter $50
81 m
Train Nc. leaves vancouver daily az
q 50 a. ~. Leaves SumAs az ,. n. Ar
rtyre Seattle 30 3. ~.
Train NJ. S daiiF leaves Seattle $40
g.. ~. Arrives al Wcoiey y e p, m. con-
Meeting NTH Suocu&lmt~ aud Everett
branches daily except SUNDAY.
Train Nc. ( daily leaves WocIley 800
a. "a. Arrives Seattle 1919 a. m. connect
lng with Everett and Sno4ualrlie
branches. Daily except Sunday.
K ". PRICE
Agent, Seattle. Wash.
r. T BRETT.
General Passenger Agent. Seattle. Wssa.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Soattie-Tacoma
route as follows
TAKING Effect TUESDAY, JUNE O.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7's5. lil5 a. m; 245. s15
D. m.
Leave Tacoma-a'20 o. m: /, $50, q. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle-T:3O q. m. 10 m. s y. m
Leave Tacoma-s,3 ~ a m. $50. T.30 b m.
Landing AT Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma and Commercial dock foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSALIE,
NORTH BOUND.

Leaving Columbia Street Dock, Effective
September 5th. 1900.
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
co ON THE GREYHOUND.


SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoHDs
ROUTE.
Time eard-Lsagea Seattle A. m. ig m
and .. m. Leaves Everett BIS A. M,
z 30 ,. m. and : Is .. m.
Three round trips daily. except sunday
Connections-At Seattia with The sfsafn-
or Flyer for Tacoma AT Everett with the
steamer Mikado for snohomi.h and with
the Everett and Monte crlsia railway Tor
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock, Seattle. Merchants dock,
Everett. Telephone - seattle Red al.
Everett, CT - y. sC0Tr Manager.
THE FAvoRITE u. =. Mali. STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON"
Has now resumed her regular gun be-
tween Seattle and Everett, Anacortea.
FairAANcn and Whatc0m, daily except
Saturday AZ % ?. n. from Yesisr wharf
This palatiai ans popular steamer rs
Just frnm the hands 81 the haipSfight
ynacianisf ard decorator ana ln rp.rndia
conditions Tor thiN seasons business
Elegant ataierpenle and "'lisihe sae best
The travelling rpbiir can BoW be assured
- rapid transit and quick dispatch -
,ss.shi 's ss. SAT- s, WIZ, ,sT 92iy daily
PACIFIC NAyIGATIoN co
Phans. Mar 81 Yeelsr wharf
PORT TowNsENp SAY JUAH ISL
hNp- AND WtfATcpM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carving United states mail. leaves city
dock. foo; - Main street. Sundays. Tues.
days ard rhufsdhgs, AZ ~ o'clock mid
ARDS and New Whatcuul. RstnrntpE
leaves SeW Whatcom Tuesday,. There-
days and Saturdays az a. m j ~
Thafnpaar. aEer-JWneT LILY Ha-
gardus & CO. Agents. city dock Teis-
rsoue Main 81
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.
STEAMER MuIT%OMAI
Daily. except sunday: leaves for Taco
Iaa and Olympia az ! p, N.
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
rtaffw rNreuf SUNDAY ia4v.s for Ta.--a.
and Olympia a. { a. IA.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. soc;
round trip. sc.
Landing at White Star dock, foot Of
Spring street.
TelcpLoEG MAN -
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
(tI'rX nnrK

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CITY 3es
Sundays. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS Z,
midnight for Port Townsend, Port NE.
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Clsilan ari
Neah bay. HctlIning. leaves Ppft ~
Eeiea Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstsfiat
Mt 5 a. m. leaves Port Townsend Al
a. m. arrives in seattle OF In D a.
Steamer Garland leaves City dsck ~
days Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS a; Y nj
night for Port Townsend Port Whism1
DunEenesN, Port Angeles and Vlessnt
Returning leaves Port Angeles o.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Ffiasft
leaves Port Townsend at IL .. m.s arms
IN Seattle at 239 =. M.
Telephone Main GID
CAPT. ], II. THOMPSON. Manasst
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ron TAcOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MuITNOMAsI
Daily. except sunday. leaves for Taco
"a aad Olympia AZ ! p. "a.
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FOR VANCOUVER. Il. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Mewnnams .......,................. Maa,'

McWhliams -..+.-.,.......+.........- Master
Leaves TeSieF wharf every M0nfav
wednesday and Friday at 2 ,. N.
Arrives Vancouver ~ .. IA. the following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday AZ p. m.
Arglves al Seattle az - a. N. following
day.
Connects Al Vancouver with q. y. r.
trains for all points EAEt ard wtlh steam
crs Ter Nanaifnu. cnmQS. Victoria, New
Westminster and Tsxada island porfa
F'reiKat VIII not he received al ss2ttl.
after Z D. IA on GaY q sAillnR
Fer freight ~ passage Apriy at ths a.
nre og TIRE Vancouver Nue, IealeT wharf
Tsl,phone ED 81
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTp& ROUTE
STEAMER 4 r ROBINSON
Carrying Y. s Man.
Iaawes CIty dock a. 20 a. m Tor fort Al
nean paiut Pleasant Beach. Bremerton.
T'nited states ravy yard. sidney Charles
ton Tracyt0n. T. htcn and Slveruala- he
turning leaves sidney .. ia. Breuertar.
ass ,. m
LILLY. BOGARDUs x co. Agents.
Telephone. Main 81
Fare Port orchard Isolats. &c.
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sKAGIr RIVER nouTE steamer g.

sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE steamer 80
glt queen leaves Seattle TUESDAY. ~
tembcr Is, al a. M. Thursday, ssgisE
bss q, az a. M. Saturday, sspistapT
% az a. m. Leaves Mount. ftfna
Wednesday. September - n
Friday. September "a az a. o. 49,
day, September -, al ? a. ms caiiint !
F.dmonAs. Ntanw0pd FIR Rkagh w
Mount vernon and Avon. y'of $780,
gsr and freight rates, Apply ~ w
dock, Seattle. Wash. Teltphene. xAs
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sY.ATTIE- PORT GAMRLE.Towssk''
ROUTE.


STEAMER PROSPER a.
Leaves City dock daily ~ - ss,.s..xxsar. I
500, eunAag. for pur+ Madison. hIahsr@s
pert Gamble. Port Ludlow ana ..s. x
Townsend Rsturn!ng. reaches ~. fgs+
a. nj. daily. Sunday Leaves ~ .sssr
Townsend direct ~ q n " <sss1
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