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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03
administrator Notice.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, J
Jackson County.
Clancery Court.
Estate of Daniel Mansfield, deceased;
Letters of administration upon tbe
estate of said decedaut having hean
granted to the undersigned by tie Han.
orable Clerk of the Chancery Cont If
said county, on the 18th day of October,
1886, notice is hereby given that all Der.
sons having claims against said estate
will be required to exhibit the same ana
have them registered by the Clerk of said
Court within n year from the date Of
said letters, or they will be. foreyer bsgrgd.
ELLEN &lANSFIELD,
Administrative.
November 26, 1886. so.4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

The United Presbyterians in
convention at Pittsburg, Pa, last
Elk resolved that the organ shall
banished from their church
20. They viii make melody with
teir voices only.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03
FRUIT

1 recent issue Of the New Or.
leans States raises the question OF
that city canning her own fruits
Instead OF having lle fruits sent
OH 10 be canned aud brought back
10 DO sold. We would now suggest
mat the NUTS for the New Orleans
market could and Onght to be can
ned on the Coast. 1t has already
been demonstrated that the cauuing
can be done IN connection with orr
oy Ster factories, the only trouble
being in the supply of fruit. 1t
seems strange that this should be
an obstacle, when we take into
consideration the fact that our soil
and climate are peculiarly adapted
to the culture of many OF the most
popular canned fruits now used in
the markats of our ueighborins
cities.
The fact is a factory would be
run II the fruits could be supplied
IN sufficient quantities, and the
would be raised if we had "a 5
factory ready to receive them |
With proper management there is =
10 reason why supply and demand .
not meet each other halt il
vay. But one must encourage the n
'thcr, and the question is which
hall make the start and wait for the =,
In every such ease expert n
nee teaches that supply waits tor m
emand, and there is hardly a W.
oubt but that if we had a fruit u,
factory in operation, and n,
were generally understood that
nits were needed, it would only "a,
a question of time when they ~.
Duld be forthcomirg in plenty. m,
1t might require considerable en-
prise and some loss of capital -.
d time to accomplish the desired
iult, but it would be regained in ~
end. Some of our more enter.
sing citizens 7 now engaged in L
sing fruits and vegetables for a r.
tant market, which is il risk and ed ;
'enture, and large calculations City
It be made for losses. Still, reDl
make some money at it. How of t
h more indncement, then, would Shil
be, bad We facilities Tor avoid hear
risks in the case of fruits. said
'ur people to engage more ex- wat,
vely in fruit culture. worl
believe the business would Tho
well, and would be "a great char
fit to eur Coast people in Civ dred
hem another lucrative employ. mud
, and would add wonderfully II.
Q attractions of this section. ON II
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Hon. II. S. VAN EATON left
Woodville last Sunday for Wash
ington City to be on hand when
the bell rings tor "books.o
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

CAPT. L. K. MAYERs and wife
left last Friday night for a visit to
Florida. They are expected to
return in a few DAYS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

REV. w. S. F~eatherston, of Bran
don, dug eleven potatoes from one
hill which aggregated twenty and
a half pounds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Mr. p. X. Mayors, editor AID por.
prietor OF Of the Pascagoula DEMO.
CRAT-STAR, Of Scranton. Mss is a
guest Of the Dovai. In company
wah bis wife be will pay his first
to st. Augustine on Monday.
Jacksonville fEIaJ Morning. Ncsos.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Mr.. p. X. Mayors, editor and
proprietor Of the Pascaeoula DEMO
cRAT-STAR, published IN Scranton,
Miss IL in the city aud paid the
lines onion a pleasant visit last
night. He viii visit St. Augustine
aud other portions Of the State.
Jaoks0arllie (F7aJ Times UaiOn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

The price of silver has advanced
and one of the dollars of the dad
dies is now worth 70 cents.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

yer hegfd so much talk
hiding railroads in the
A fair estimate would
about 500 takers aud blowers
cry real worker, and there's
rub.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

EMMA ABBoT's kiss is a chestnut.
delicious it may be, but still a
chestnut.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

The Chicago Herald, comment.
ing editorially on tho killing Of j.
q. kirkpatrick by DR.. Fond OF
Shreveport, says:
Somewhere between the two
stories it is probable that The truth
is to be found, but whether KIRK.
patrick's relations with the woman
were as described by her or as dc.
scfibed by her husband there is
little room for doubt that his slayer
will be triumplantly acquitted
when he shall come to trial. Inter.
fering in any manner between hus-
band and wife has long been held
to be q capital o~ffense in the South,
and the rule has gained wide obser.
walton at the North.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

TWO real ocean steamers came
into Mobile port a few days ago
and attracted great attention.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Yesterday the Picayaae com.
menting or the incandescent lights
which it recently introduced in its
office, says: "They do not throw
out the intense heat of the gas
tights, which is responsible for so
much headaches" This is certainly
very amusing, for the reason that
the cause of $50 much headache
in the Office of our esteemed con
temporary is something that comes
corked up in u bottle and is not
easily obtained IN prohibition
towns Gaslight we must confess
y a new name tor it.-Nep Orleans
States.
Which proves you can't fool an
old ''stager" who knows the differ.
ence in gases aud between gas and
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Tue Har3 party have visited
Mobile, peHeoh aud New Orleans,
where they ere received in good
style and #n the sights
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

Board OF Supervisors Of
son county has ordered a vote
question Of leaning $4,000
n the construction of the
81 r. R, The election to take
e January 4th. A there is
prospect Of The road termi.
county might do
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

PAUL BoYToN, the great swim
mer' is INV Orlears~ lie made
Ping exhibitions n few
he delight of the citi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03

SubscTiF for The OKMookAr
srAs II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

San FRARcrsco, Aug. 13-ArFiyed--
Steamer Columbia, from Portland.
sailed-Steamer Mexico. for Victoria
and Port Townsend.
PoRT RLAKKL1, Aug. l3.-Saiied-
Ship Prussia.
PoRT TowNsEED. Aug. 13.-The ship
MennOn sailed for Osnalaaka last
night. She was towod to sea By the ting
MoQul.
The tug Biz towed the ship Alaska 30
Tacoma this morning, where she loads
south Prairie coal for San Francisco.
The ship Ivanhoe, coal laden from
Seattle for San Francisco, vas towed 10
sea this morning BY the TUG Goliah.
Passed no last night-Bark ida
Wave, ship spartan and b4Tk CeGiitz
Arrived-Steamer Idaho. from Alaska
Ia Port-Bark Sc. LaWfenoe, with
lumber, from Port LudloR for Austria
liz; bark Chas. Ball, with lumber frou
Port Blakely for Australia; baFkentine
Kliokitas, with LANDER from Port Gam
BILE for Houolaln.
PoRT Discovery, Aug. 13.-Arrived-
Bark Mary Glover.
TAroOsH. AuR. 1S.--Two ships passed
in last evening; a bark passed 10 thls
morning. Gentle southwest wind.
PohT LUDLOW, Aug. ID. arrived
Bark Eswsboy bound to Ssabeck.
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IN ADMIRALTY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L Thfrd Judicial District q Washington
Territory, holding terms 81 Sesstie Kiag
County.
Blach Diamond Coal Mlaiag company, Il.
bsll nt. ". steamer 8 L Mas,ick. hespoadans
Pubic aotios 4 h-scbr gigen. that, where
a. 4 libel has bern fied IN the District Court
Of the Third Judicial Distsct o. wsshirgtoo
Territory, holdiog terms a. Seattle. in ADM
rslty, On the llih aay 81 august, lass, By the
Blank Diamond Coal Mining Comranv. t.sbei
iaat against the steamer 3. L Mastick her
tackle. apparel and furuHuFe, whereof A. o.
beajAmin IL, o. W.s lately magter. alleging n
sub-tacce that ibe Libel ant i corporation
gsnlred under the laws 81 the STATE Il Cali.
iornia. and authorized 20 Do business IL said
Territory; that the aHid steamer 4 L Maslek
- q nestle vessel Engaged IN towing oa the
waters u Puget Suuna, n aid District ana
owned IN sid NJ trlcts that befwesn The lee
day q May, 1855 ADD ihs 8ofh day Of june.
lS-6. said LIB illn q ths raquas- a the na.a
iet ana oNner q said steamer, furnished %
said steamer certain supplies o. eoal which
Wsfe necessary 10 euaeie Der 10 cars % sad
oeainoss. the aggregate amounl q tsss ss;
rat no p4rt thereuf \ = been PAID; that sasd
Cam ~ the laEs Of WanhinRt5n AeFFfisry Il
iis1 On sid steamer
Ana for sc - cause q aciion aiIseax
thAa eu TIE TN day a. JAY. lse6. there Wa
NaANA+Nf
sEWsgea Or services p-formed thsseoa. q
the naaest 81 saia mater, axareNasing "a
Anunnt the sam 81 stiZ65, that SAD usssteF
a. s4ii stearser dsai 81 g. dischAses aid crew.
bas haa 10 funds 3 pay said uaera. and said
l esliAnt, 81 ne feqoesf - sasd mAstss fur
nished . said vesssi or TIE purPoss 81 ~.
lag said usgos, aud on hvr crsiit. ths sssu 81
fiti.t0. 70 paFt 81 vhieh h8s hsen paid. fhsf
sid vessel u DoE lyicg % ths IoFs q sesElse
n sid Dis.Fici, Ans that 81 aad sinrals ~
rally ard Maritime faftstlefIou II fhs Usfies
states and q tbs oourt.
Where o., sd Libeii1nt pFaya Ter a.
she nav b eo1demna6 and soi4 % pay -
t4osiKns's daaazna.
Sew, sheraira. IN pGFEaauce 10 the Adnan.
ifi1a unssF The seal a sid Court, d ne al.
Factsa ard d liVtnaa, a. bearhv give pHblle
ustsct % AZ pernans ciA4ming ssid HteAlzar q
l. Maetlct. az n any mAnser interested shrrs.
in. q knasGng, e. bAxiag Anythinr 70 say way
he same Encnld 1at b. caademnf1 ana sasa
gzssaanl e ne psayer % aid Lb1iant. thas
they Be And appeal before sd osaFt, = -
Aela IL aaa fer sid Khird Ja4iesal nl irtea q
ssatiis, a Ieursiay. ne IS day q AnEuzt
isssi. Al n eciock 10 tes forenoon a. tans ssv.
Z IL sane a1ouid ~ . Dag q ilrisdlcsian.
otAeENist. o. TIE Hext dAy e fafsnatctisa
lheg kft-F, tkea aDd fhsrs 70 inssr poss risfu-
Ia TIE sans, sad q nlsls lheir a1ieRssieas Il
rs nu-nAai fuF wssbsagzss Tsrrstsrv-
Dad ssaliis. Aagla llfh. ISIS.
eaErvH- HAzNu 1 AcM1aEEs. Presses faE
l~A~~AA ~ -
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ussA shsiz sazspss usrs ihaa ssads far
fsrallaHa
81 ~. spen tl.s ssen1nla eesns1 -
farrr &c lnhabilnnla - 1unsaa EltE
- Dorn1ss lsland Nou. he9s4er.
4 kfarR rIena asensa 3 - Ra1heFssR
f.r-a il lise esuihaast. About 1lSQ 3.
=. filrs hour1 from ~ rival Of t1e
fhineee % the wharfl. t4e s11uo1eE1
- ~ foF Wranrla. Al iasEs so 81
fhs risinens u 1nnean IiEsed 1nglF bats
wnvinr them three cheers, wish bore
taat Ghey might hav1 . qaiek pasaARs
e. WranRls.
musa hsrs saw I have baen On al tie
Frortier N fhn United States. hare Us
sfpd neariv an 81 oar aiming camps
- hnv- never met more Qulea and
orderly meoula IN q fronttsr cocamnniEy
100 - rieizsus az guneaa Cssy and
Doualsa leland. DuriuR tnree clnsee
alive years ! havs only beard q o1e
street. o. bar room hghL
Aho1t twenty minutes amer t1e
echnauars lad east "a 9 heavy aaaatl
broke upun tbe1 nom ne eoetA -,
wkich asrelaped mo 8 stfonR head
wind Tbs. as The citizens knew,
would peEhsps prevent ne vessels from
2E44lNM UME u AAE AA~t@N 1898
TIE next tide still they retired thai
night with q hops thas tie wina might
change Ia fnxar Of tue vessels. hexl
morning. hcwevsr. they were discovered
near the ouflet Of she inlet about 81
niles south Of juneau. Iread@ell
boarded 10th vesseis about q. n me
IT'D, aud had talk With ihe coolies bui
the nature Of his interview 70 Ugh
pretty weil understood, did nat leas
out The steamship I1ah0 arrived 81
Juneau about 10 e M, when Captain
HantHF agreed 20 piak the coolies Up
provided they paid their fare ME
Wheelock and tWo other members Of
the COMMITTEES then arranged with tht
eoolie boss on the island for their fart
90 Port Townsend, bus 70 their Rrsal
asfonishmeuf. when the Idaho dropped
anchor ~ the island and TreadWeli had
IN interview With the captain, be re-
fused 70 take them aboard. Ab0ut p
m. the Idaho, Ia leaving the inlet
steamed BY both vessels without eyea I
salutafion.
The foregoing IL all that can be know
Of the expulsion Of tbe Ohiness frou
yaneaa City and Douglas Island until
the return tFip Of the steamship Anoon
two weeks hence, when, shall hops
Z she may land them at Port Townsend
JoHH MoCARrEHxx.
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sTkAMEh IRA VEL IN
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfish BaY.

THE STEAMER sRA4TLR
VII lsava tue head ~ POI
Maahingqn lff Seattle en- MeadAva ard Phi
dAEs > 3 a M win leave head q Pors l,rehnrs
a. 80 .. y Nitrhsii'a a. 10 M Faln,
white end Fou arc Is Al m; and vii arffve
q Seattle q p n Reforming q P8r. Va
lng % And Poft Orchard. Wiil lssvs Hassiaa.
AZ 9&o a n.
% MsdnesdsyS a IA. a. VII iesva he.a q
Doss-h eay Ter sea IL hEYa PoIns waite
aua fsftsee q u N, kesaFnfaE eli iea4e
seAiiie % s11ae day at Z :. ~
tsfe iram any oiu % Pot Washinetsn Or
fuft Jrceare. alc- b-iueen part, 2ss.
~ JOHN X. hIbBE. Master
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o. s. Marshal's Notice.
ADMIRALTY sElzURF-TRE ROBERT L.
BELkNAP.
1A- TnInn Fl Irn, 800 ~ nDsrs.r -

bELkNAP.
TxnarIokx on = AsHx sarux. q. a9sT.
Third JUDICIAL DlsxRlcT. as
UTHEREAs A LIBEL has BEEN FILED
wv IN the Dfstricf Court 81 the Thfr1 ia
dicial Di.frict "a Washingtsa Territory. bod
Ing terms Al Seattle 10 Admiralty. on toe 18Th
dAy o. August, A. D., isS6. ~ Hermsn Han
sen. William Sharp. Edwsrd ksag and Edward
LzTsrn sgainsi the ship Robert L. BelknAp,
whereof Harris h race Staples nos Is. OF iaisiy
was maaer. her IA kle. apparel, and iuFaiture
AMI cargo u the cause % Wsgee, civil and mar
itime fos the reason- and causes D. the taid
cess and moniti0n Of TIE said Ccurt In that
behalf 70 Be made. ana that Al persons inter
esied IN the said vessel. her lackie. e.. may.
for the causes IN tne said libel mentioued, b
ndemned 4 sold 10 pay the demands q
the liba liant, and where's, In pursuance o.
tnv prayer Of the said libsl. mention AMI
warrant Of arrest against sad ship. hsa b~en
iasued and delivered 10 me ior serv7ce. md
whereas, 1. Ga ihs 9th dAy Il august, 1856, IN
ob@binnee 10 said wit. did attach be said ship
or vessel, her tackle, ETC.. and new dets n lhs
same In nv custody, awaiting he lurtheF or
der Of the Court respeo Ing he SAME.
Noe, therefore. In pursuance Of the said
u,onition under the seal Of the said Z urt 70
me directed and delivered, DO hsreby sige
public no ice % al persons claiming the said
ship. her tackle. apparel sud furnitufe, ana
cargo. or 10 any m1uner interested therein,
thar they Be- and appear before the esin Dis-
tiict curt 70 b held q the Car Of seattle, IL
and for the Third Judicial District Of The Ter
ritory Of Washington, on Thur az. The 2oth
day % August. A D.. SIS. st Eleven o'clock
IN the forenoon Of The same day, Ii tbs sane
shall b. . day Of jati-dic ioE; 9th rHise. o.
the next day Of jafirdictiGn thereaHer. then
and there 20 interpose claim Tor the sans,
and q make their a ga tons inthaf behaif.
Dated AZ Sc tile, W. r, the DAY Of An
gust A. D., 1885. r. HAMILTON,
United states Marshal,
By NJ. L. HANuroS Deputy
n. eODEnBxna, Proctor for Iabellanis. Il6
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Ga wall street.

New YoRK, August 8.-Government
bonds dull and steady. In she after.
noon the market became extremely dull
but remained heavy d Gil the last hour,
when the easier rates for money we're
reflected in an Improvement in values,
and the market closed very dali, but
comparatively firm. az prices which
are fractionalIy better than the lowest
Of the day. Closing pricss generally
show fractional declines compared with
those Of yesterday.
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cEMERAL AND NERYOUs DISEASES

MARK A. LOAG sKKR. n. -,
Graduate Of Woman's Msdicai college
q kcanHl wanna
Otisu AID rusidolce, corner Cherry and
rntad uGruuta. Orlico nous trona 20 AZ
and kgom 4 20 a ocao1k.
FarLlcuiar @r5entsoa Eiven % thu treat
ment 0f diseases Il Wsassn and enll1ren.
Consultations IN nGg1aah ana Herman.
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TIE neA at.,4 AMI = "a "a not fail % eall u
him The peotgr hhs wlsiied he hospitals q
Aurepe ADD obtained . great deal q vainAhI
iniornation when be l. competent b. impair
. those 10 naed 81 his services. Oh. GLbEuf
I'll make % charge unless he slscea = curt
eomluuicationg strictly cana5enfiai. asnz
Ten 90 an fef = packaae o. medictns. a.
eress Oh. ,. p. 0IhBoN, Boz 1881. sac Fraf
siseo. ~ Nensios Pos s-isrFEI.I.fssHsfpa
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EVlA-N.IoEL


NV. TARfK. Massss.
WIN leave Yesler's wharf soaitlA sqs,1
Monday morning at 2 O'Clock. Tor
New Yves mister and FaneouveF, B g.
via Port Townsend and The isianda
And Thursday mornings q o'aIork. ia
Vancouver. direct, via the Ialanaa Ana
8emiahmoe.
The Evangel strives &C Nane4RFm
the day alter leaving seattle, nna aila4
remaining there three hours ieegna ca
her return trip 70 seatte.
For height OF paae4go applf o o3Us
ktlrT ktt, agent, or On hoard
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STEAMER HELEN
FOB COLBY, P0RTS 0atHaRa m
WASHINGTON.

- STEAMER HRIEx. W.n
-. kliia. Mnsler. ieaFss Iasl.Ss
ton = smith 10 wharf Seatsln. evsfI 8 +.
wednesday and rridaf, e ~ 5 -. ~
Noioi, Alitchelle Foint had q Ftr
cnara also. . head Of Pun y .||...
h turninx leave neadof faort ~ :. NO..
81 s. =. m, head Of FORT 01eks1a - a +.
A.. Nit hells Rointar lc:l0 =. IA. fts'6l Is
m. arr1rIh4 az seattle ahnul 1H &. 81
ue1oay Thursday and esEnefsgl
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DEXfEg HORTON AC0.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, w. I.

Deposits received ara anrnvnem san
sHasact % Check or Dram
1lShl &xrhnnEe and Taiazrapkfe TrnaA
ler % San FTanei1ca poFalnnd ara NeW
FurE,
Si9h1 hills q exehanEs arawn d srsas
% sza direcl On LcMdnn, Uvaiiahla sssg-
Whefe in Eurupa
Aa1tT tqa1e.d On eprrrFa1 aecur4lF.
Hnnda Elocka an9 ofhar vnfaeRlcs =.
nelyet cn deposit ter aafa kssrla9.
ce.leelic1s mAee and Beorests rTumra
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
BEion
San Franchise % Heafsis


d. X. HOWARD. Sole 0wne
mall o. Hoodis Cannt m.aktug ~
ueekiV trira - seattle LaaTtnH
bcck ever Monday and Friday n111sl..
via tolch - Porl Gamhla for $50.
Or freight arriving e ee4itl1
afterno0n reir ming VII leaFe -
wharf a. u oici ok ever fqeea1I =.
SATURDAY f1d~1inR. taking t1e
Poft Gamble ior 51aheok n1e yaIeA ~
The steamer Josephine WI 1e44e
back for foFt 0amhle even a4F
and rsosIrs ardari iar ~ p1lHi e. -.
caAal
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


- &@AAN =
Dispensary No. ss
kearny stFeat. Sar
, raneiaea. EslAh
,ished IN 1854. fe
e trsstmsat q
ssxual AID senina
Diseases. such -
i0EoHAHUA, oLEH
IuoTrHE. STFHu
- IN al lie form
tENUkL WRkKNRas
ID EMR exaHoH
losa q manhooo
ermanentIy cure
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c. &P. S. R. R.
TINE rARsRs

FOR FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAMOND
ann intefnediate saasioas daily, a.
NoxAeWcaslie and intarmsdlsss stafiona
daily ~ 5. 10 and 1915 a. N. and q, -.
Returning STRIVE AZ seattle from Cedag
river exfenalon 81 f.t9 D. m. and frorn
NewcAstie hranch ~ o.1Q q. "a, Il m. 20
and SOB. m.
knnaing time 70 Franklin. 2 4. som.
n eflacf A. u & l6s6
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SUNSET
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Cor. sseoaa ana chsrrr 81. ssas.ls.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR
~ electrical work Wire, Bells Bate
ries and Electrical material Of All kinds
Tor sale. my4
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tresoenl vice Pnsssdanf
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Ssattls.
Occidental Block.

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- domestic uxchARRa tranafsF nsnaey
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$1,000 RRWARD.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
ID ers Of King county, ". T. ] hereby
o1er $1,000 reward fer the arrest and cen
Fiction Of the person. who, on the 2th day
Z February, murdered ]. Manning Col
man and Wilbur Pattan. on Lake Wash
iu~ton, IN said county.
j.. III McaRAW. Sheriff.
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Junction. sumner. Puyaliup and faso1sa
- SO q. m ana 80 m
heturulnE leave ecoma af 4 q N, ~
Ftving a. eeat1lo at s-8 D. -.
Locei ieayes stuck 1uncli6n Tor seattle
q SO q m and arrives g % q ~.
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PHYSICIAN AaD SUR NoN.
RADuATE Or TIE DEPART
CnfrarslfF a. ne eng e &eW York
OHIce Z ia seattle General Hospital
on Faurth ard 4c3eraon streets
Special attention RiVco % cAr1ltc Gta-
eases and AL surgical caeass al10 70 the
diseases az wumen-
AIl calls urnmualy attended 4e24
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SEAFrLG March 8 1esA
DR. II. d. L0NGAK..R -Doar sir kos
Foara an6 bcon atilcted VIA . bcaFys
patlafui fcaIlns "a M larencad. ano ~
nlgs1f w0aaa ~ Groubied Nirh o4zncAit
nrnnfhln<. coaxhln@ ana akklecsaE@t&N8s
- thar 4 h4a but Luke resA A waa vet9
miserable from t1ls catAErn Ok the ne1l-
Auues An1 tho AatntEla. Aor which Gqtal0
nn1 40 reileE. had Dsen pronounced n.
treatment. from Wnich 1 rueelxed relies
N = few 4nyA reaultlng W > pezHaAnent
cure.
Ersm what know of On. L1ngakaE's
professional skill aHd treatment. feei 4
ian most heArtliy recommend Al t1ereuns
sofIoting Lem disease 70 nm, WatA the
ASSURANCES Ehst ttsy VII receive West ex-
cefient prufo1aioanl ana mo4ical treas-
menk CLARK -. DAVIS.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSFORMERS
Carrying the y. 8. aaaI|
Tamma, saul 1 POil IOvusni inh

ONE or THE w. s. e
& 4. Cos steamers =
tWashinRon or kdffhla
VII Iun daily between facoaaa 49, iI
Aowns4nd, leaving tacoma anan Ntl.1S
Qt Tain ana tuucning at Seata1N R
Madison, Ort G~mhle, Port lsulil8s t'd
Fort Town end. Returning leaqn
lowasend every day gexcept sunasE e
o'clock ,. M.
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SEATTLE-YNATc0M RnuYr

The steamer ~ X MEmWFN I'll
leave Seattle every sunday. nus rla4 ~.
THURSDAY evening o'clock, fof ~ SIS
calling a. Mnkilteo, Tulalip, Caa1s|| F.
OAk harDor, Utsalady, LlaconnoF,
An4cortoa auemea. Hamish. E4|rta4..
ballingham and Hahome
Returning, vii leaYe Whatcan nr.0
Monday, Wednesday and F.F.aN4 s.Ss
tnEA a. 3 o'clock. for seattle, asI!i7a
Intermediates points On he waT.