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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

"How you been bf9ddes Benz me, lor sis
ter Charity, beer poorly fur.'s you horned.
Isl vfd the rhsumAliE creepln all about same
| as 3 tame snake "Csile boy q bogsIs Gem
salvation OH de5 cure sar1in, en- only costs =
ouRrterH a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Tsxas Fever In Warrington Territory.

TERRELL, TEX Feb. Is A letter re-
ceived from one Of the Washington terri
TORY immigrants shows signs Of Texas
fsser IN thst locality. The writer says If
ne ever gets to Trxss he will excl i'm:
"Enreksl Eurekal" He expects to
make his way back to Texas as soon IS
be can.
The citizens executive committee are
epergeticslly at work. Anothe meeting
will probably be called coon. The treas.
urer has been collecting funds for the
purp sc Of starting the bali In motion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Ms& winsloF's sooi hing 7yTup fosefildren
teesEfng, soothss the chi d, 6ottenetb5l gums,
aHSSs pain, esfes winh colo aaAfts tbs best
nsdY for oisrrHa.a. 25 cenfsEb1ttle. ztss.ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

ne "E3kPsition Ugfserselle Gs Part Gill
n4ife" aw3foed the hi hest no 7srs ~ ! nsps-,
e rsr y - r. So tfs8 Eeoss sfieaeIoR 5finu
tsekeite She appetite and 80 f3SYt6e diSessN-
I've olgaas In good order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. ls.-Cofee
duh and lower; RIO 15i@lsAs. SaszE
frmer; open kettle strois and hfeli |;
strictly prime &c; prime 4ssi folly AIR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Prompt relief in SEX headache, dizxi-
ress, nsusea. CONSTIPATION, pain in he
side, gusi4Hteed 70 those using Csrterls
Little Liver Pills. g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Turner. MsClnre&Co have in stock
the famous Lusk California canned
goocs.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

STATE 'tfF TEXAS,
COUNTY o. TARRAET. Sc:
/, Jno. o. Harrison, Cashier OF the above.
named bank, do solemnly stear that the an,
statement is true 10 the bess OF NV knowIedt( 4
and belief.
az JNo. O HARRISON, Cashier.
SussfrlOeo anu sworn 70 Before rue this, 18th
day otteU' ntT' 1858. .fSstEs HARRlsOS
"a Notary Public, Tattant county, Texas
COrreGt-Attest: +.
wA. HARRISbG
". @ HE ATrz pirastors.
SIDNEY MARIE. } =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
me-. ss,~ NJ Home.

Capera Z Bso. make nne French csndy
at their factory, better than you can huv !
In the east. Send them your erders. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Tbs Governor CT Illinois Quaraniines
Against ali Cattle Coming from
Southern States Including Texas.

A Memorial from T.. x4s shstpmen Asking
Congress- To Restore the Wool rsrid of
1851 rhe sheep Business in texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Hsws and tamlly paper In shs STATE ia
he WEEKLY GkizzTxi prtce rsdscsd h
q year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
rhs Very ssss

Boston BrOsa BNad at Turner, Nc,
Clure 3 Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

3 a Kssz<ss aentIsnlsn.
I. whieb lsEls ;alsss positiy4 ksnt Ieusfse Ger
s ssn IA s5s aIssE ss 3 .s s%is,
e0lSt Ehd erssp. SsfspisasHs sHessiSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Marks WAS Active snd Fort
Worth and Denver Picked
Up a Little.

Most stocksshow Advances, tn oush Mostly
Unim Observation-Disclosures Bonds Ouies.
GovcrEmsnis Dull and Steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Swaggard's Imperial psfeHs Hour is G
fsvorite with all WHO AssA tried 1t. Fol
sale only by TutHer, Mcclure Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Fresh G Rrtss honey st Turner. Nc
Clure &GosA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Report of the Condition

FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK,
At Fort Worth, in the State Of Texas, at the
close of business, FrbrnHes II 1883
RRSOURCRs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
New orle.a. Market.

Crab meat = soFnsr, Mcclure . Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Evsporased vegstssfes for soup, ready
prepared, st,7dfner, Mcclure 8 Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Repora Of the Condition
oFgfHE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

II Fort Worth In the State of Texas, At the close
II business, FEBRUARY s,1SSs
REsOUREks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Horse radiss ii Turner. Mcclure e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
mnrine Intelligence.

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. It.-Arrived..
s,esmsnips Algiers and Eueces from Esw
York. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
A Fireman K,Ii.d.
special 70 The eia.este

Brock ,roas 4. Turner, Mcclure & Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Report of the Condition
OF THE
STATE NATIONAL, RANR

at Fort Worth, in the State of Teyss 81
CLOSE VI business, .e TusTS "A, ISSS.
RESOURCES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

bkdi !
, 1888-11-15
C-arity IA ser

ca ;i Sn W. nf the Amer.c r., ST;
aec 4, ;,as bean cited IL appear ne -
1T lacpaa nu "a chHrEs OF witilhusu IL
wages, damages and g3viug uatit food 70
his crew Fourteen of the crew Sweaf
that tue captain fed them on rotten meat
and potatoes which were not fit tn eat.
Near Cape Horn tue captain stru-6 tie
carpenter with some heavy instrument,
breaking his jaw. A few days later he
nearly killed one uf the men and all Cf
the members of the crew were beaten III
most cruel manner. When de5iiitated
by the filthy food given them they Were
unable to work. every sailor was pnt in
the bold aud tied in sucH manner that
they could neither stan I erect ,r SIT or
lie i wa and IN that positi ii they Sere
kept for furty-eight hours. When they
were released one of the men whom the
captain deemed refractory was tied to a
stanehiou for fur days without food,
but during tbs time his scaut rations
we e placed within sight bnt out OF reach.
When the Hecla reached Acapulco and
the men were so weak from Ill treatment
and Insufficient and rotten food. the
brutal captain, with the aid of Mexican
troops, cast them Iuto a dungeon and
kept them confined until the vessel was
ready ta sail The men appealed to the
United States Consul at Acapulco. but
were unable to obtain any assistance
from that quarter, being told by him
tnat he could do nothing. and that they
had better rough il Out.-FictOria Times
, 1888-11-15
From wes.eseax,s Da.,,.

t. Seattle Daily Times Is to be en
I .d
t.".. y r.. as gone TO his Oaa
1 H Tbor "a "a
/ senator ID - : making trip east o!
! the Cascade m"u ct ans
/ Ga tar BiraFii's new lodging house
/ VIII be opened Nov %
Captain Carroll of the Ancon, wou
I $500 on the p-esiien ntial election.
Mr. Mnodv opens his meetings 10 Sc
att.e with ~ promise OF success.
A d rpre, owner OF the P,rt Dis
coVery Taili arrived yesterday from San
Frauc;sto.
Tne Governors annual report shows
that tie population If lie .rrritu-y liz
creased "A 900 in one year.
Cap'a II LTnIq1ist. Of the Rnss m
ship Rlea, was ~ t.wn ya4re dag on
business connected with hi vessel.
After next Monday lh- stra ,zl,,-s orl he
Victoria Route wiI! reach b - from 81
attic " D. a m fhey will arrivs irum
Victoria about 3 p. III.
Messrs. DeIipu and Lockhart ware
pushing the subscription for the Cofits
House buildiHg al dav US eriuy. and
ruet with encouraging success.
The O:tnber 1Hm er nf the Northwest
Magazine. puD'iSLeJ! at St Pau, makes
mention Gf the Ensembles nina on Lopez
Island, ani OF the purty of the ore
Tne indications are that Astoria and
Port townsend are To lie the great wheat
5h1pDIJg points on the North Pacific
coast. Tac buia will soon have Ia take a
back seat astoria Pioneer
Mr.. E. c. GRAY. late Os the Aberdeen
Herald, on Gray's Harbor. is in the CITY.
Mr.: GRAY SAYS he ra| heard great deal
ut Port tpwn-eud of late. and has come
over 10 see th rs= for himself!
the Railroad Record say: persons
who have not visited Puget Sound can
not form any idea uf the Importance
that grandest Of all harbors, Puget
Sound. Ia soon TO assume In the indus
trial and commercial advancement of
our COuDtry."
And still the good work goes on. At
the VI. E. church last evening eight per-
sons came ont and confessed Christ as
their Saviour AMI joined the church.
Mrs. MoIioy will preach at the NJ. Z.
church this evening. Services to com
m nee at ! o'clock.
The English company that purchased
a bali interest in the Alaska mne IN
which Captain Carroll, OF the Ancon is
Interested. does all the work of develop
ing They are putting in tunnel at
the rate of SIX feet per day. CantaiD
Carroll and his associates received ST.
50,0G0 for half interest.
Mr. Curtis. the live and geutlemanly
proprietor of the Charles Hotel Is spar
lug 10 pains to make his hostelry at
traCtiVe aud comfortable TO his patrons
He is now at work reuovatiDg and re
painting, and also this morning has
placed new and fine express wagon to
the accumulation of his guests.
, 1888-11-15
Ratification. GIori6cation!

Saturday evening witnessed the most
imposing political demonstration ever
gotten up in Port Townsend. Ever
since election day, republicans have
been filling up so with enthusiasm that
vent of some sort had to be devised
A monster torchlight procession was
gotten az, under direction of Gen .
Oliver Wood, marshal fAr the occasion.
The band furnished inspiring music for
the occasion, and extensive fireworks
served to typify the feelings of the over
joyed multitude. A spleudid boufirr
Ulazed near the custom house site, and
nearly everybody in town took part in
the demonstration. About 300 torches
were carried, and there were not near
enough to go around. The procession
marched down Water street and back.
then through Taylor street to Washing
ton street, then up the zigzag steps and
around over the hill until halt was
made at r d Mems Hall. Such cheer
ing you never heard before. The hall
of course was filed to overflowing.
Speeches were made by Messrs. G. Nj.
Brad shaw, Geo. III. Jones, j. E Clarke,
Allen Weir. Oliver Wood. j. J. Calhoun
and Richard Delanty. The utmost en-
thusiasm prevailed. and cheer upon
cheer greeted the best points made by
speakers. 1t was a SOUL satisfying time
for ardent republicans The meeting
broke up at late hou-
, 1888-11-15
~ reck Found.

The schooner Eliza arrived from Mud
Bay last night with d cargo of produce.
on Monday afternoon sloop was seen
floating around between Sea Bird and
San Juan islands. The vessel vas deep
IN the water with the iib fiying ard
main sheet fouei. Caps. Hett towed
the sloop for three miles but let the
tow line 20 IN account of an approach
ing storm The upturned vessels deck
was painted green and her hull painted
white. The bottom was coppered and
the cars were floating iu the fowIocks.
Two Den left this city last Wednesday
night III a sloop with large quantity
of opium and d number of ChiUamen.
Nothing has been heard OF them since
and it is believed that they ware all
drowned during the heavy gale on
Thursday moTpiug.-V Gloria Times.
, 1888-11-15

1t is conceded that Napa Valley has
| no superior as pruDe section, and the
exhibits at a recent county fair proved
this. There will be large area set to
prunes aud aprIcots IN Ndpa Valley this
year .-Nspa Reporter.
The salaries Of the 1885 school teach
ers employed in 1850 schools in this
territory last year, amounted to $2S9.-
$50. She average salary OF the male
teachers Is S45.69. aud cf the female
teachers S3T-SO per month.
olympia neg tLree sawmiils. al Of
viii n are rnuning full { NE. and Yet
they are unable to supply tie inra1 d.
mand for lumber. This speaks well for
the rosperlty OF our city, ard also IN
dIoates that another u Il here would
psy.-Transcript.
OIaBges are selling in Fresno markets
at 10 cents dozen. They are imported
from Tahiti. Some day these plains
be covered with orange grove. Better
oranges can be raised in the foothills,
but they cal bc raised on the plains and
they GIll be.-tresuo Republican.
Those stables firm which manure :
thrown out IL ETe.t quantities n th-
streets are an uumltIgatrd nuisance
II Is the duty Of the city health fficer
and the city street c. mmissIoner tn see
thai these things are attended to. Val
ues of property adjoining are greatly
injured 10y permitting such nuisauces to
continue There Is 10 particular OBJ
lection to stables on the business streets
II they are kept clean aud regularly dis
iRf'r'ea.
/ publicans dill the handsome
Til ~ Nr. Ira Greenwood. telegraph
opera 90: n this city. by making up Il
purse Of S63 aud presenting same 10
him as a testimonial of recognition OF
his courtesy and kindness during the |
past few days. Mr.. Greenwood has been
and assiduous IN the perform
a nee of his duties. Master August |
Peterson, who had also worked uight |
and day TO accommodate the public |
with telegraphic news, came in very
Justly for share of the purse Mr.. |
Greenwood wishes Us to express his |
hanks.
, 1888-11-15

\ Victoria special of Saturday says:
Some days ago news was received that
a slJop had been picked up by the
schooner Eliza. A report was circulated
that the vessel bad sailed from Ross Bay
with L cargu of opium and Chinese. \
mystery hung over the affair until last
night when report Vas circulated that
ID. J. Mclean, the notorious opium
smuggler, was one of the mea on board
the sloop This man his been engaged
IN smuggling opInm for some time aud
was before a magistrate few weeks ago
on charge Of destroying a promissory
note for large sum &C money. He was
engaged for some years in the grocery
business at the corner OF Pembroke and
Douglas streets. Ga MOud ~ last Nc
Lean informed q young man that be
intended to Leave for Seattle aud return
on Thursday Nothing has been seen or
heard OF him since. The probability is
that Mclean was one of the men lost on
the sloop.
, 1888-11-15
SHIPPING.

The Ancon is now on the dock at
Esquimalt for recaulking and re-
copper,-. .rr;roa reste~
day, inward bound.
Bktn. Retriever arrived this morn
ing.
Tug Goliah towed the brig Deacon
from Port Discovery yesterday.
bound for San Francisco.
Snip Marguerite arrived yesterday
from San Francisco in tow of tug
Mcgul. to load coal at Seattle.
The Tyee towed British ship Lord
Raglan out to sea yesterday, bound
to Cork for orders.
Am ship Jeremiah Thompson
sails today from Discovery with
100000 feet of lumber.
Arrived yesterday.-Ship Two
Brothers, schOoners Z. X. Wood and
Dora Bluhm.
Steamship Umatilla arrived yes.
terday evening from San Francisco,
discharging IS tons of freight for
our merchants and proceeded on up
Sound.
Ship Dashing Wave arrived this
morning and passed up Sound.
Schooner Granger arrived this
morning from Dungeness, bringing
a cargo of miscellaneous farm pro-
duce.
Tur Mastick has received her new
boilers, aud will be ready for active SER
vice in few days.
The steamer Edith is about ready tt
resume her route to Port Townsend.
Swede bk. Atlantic, lumberladen
for Sidney, was towed to sea yester'
day by tug Mogul
Am. ship Inviueibl g was towed t
sea with lumber from Port Gamble
by tug Tyee yesterday.
Am. bk. Jas. A. Bourland arrived
yesterday, lumber laden from Ia
coma.
Steamer Nellie sunk in Snoho
mish river
Steamship Ancon arrived last ev
ening direct from Alaska
Am. ship Santa Clara arrived las
evening from San Diego, and Pre-
ceeded in tow of tug Tacoma to La
coma to load wheat.
Br. bk. VIM. LeLachur went to Sc
Yesterday in tow of tug Goliah, lum
Der laden for Sidney.
Ana. bk. Ceylon sailed yesterday
Iumber laden for Honolulu
British ship Lord Raglan arrive
Yesterday from Tacoma, wheat lade
for Cork for orders.
Bks. Arkwright and Palmyra ar
rived thsI morning, inward bound, |
towof tug Tyee-
Rk. Ceylon, Capt Calhoun, arrive
Yesterday from Utsalady, lumbei
| laden, for Honolulu
, 1888-11-15

The steamer Thetis, having On board
the remains of Archbishop Seghers, from
Sitka, went from here to Departure Bay.
She Is expected at E=quimaIt today. The
Victoria CoioRist says:
Upon her arrival at Esquimalt, the re
mains will be received by the Roman
Catholic clergy and members of the con,
gregatiOn, and quietly conveyed to the
Epircopal Palace on Yates street. where
the body will be kept until the funeral
arrangements are complete. Invitations
have been sent by telegram to Archbish-
op Gross, Of Oregon. Bishop Junger,
Bishop GlorieHx aud Bishop Durein, and
all the priests of the diocese, to attend
the;funeral Bishop Brundel, of Mon
taLa, who is already in the city, will
preach the funeral Grafton at the ohse-
quies OF the deceased prelate. The
funeral services will bs held in the pro-
Cathedral, aud will be OF most impress
sive character.
, 1888-11-15


The Alaskan arrived in Seattle on
Msudsy after having stormy time OF 1t
stis tryirg to sail to Portland. She
had no Inots got odtside the Sound
when the weather became stormy and
rpon reaching a point near Flsttery
---l- o.. '~1~rson determined to re-
GuSaB -
tzrn inside. not having coal enouku ~
last him through the trip should he be
delayed by bad weather. The water be-
sanae SO rough that as the vessel settled
In a trough OF the sea tremendous
gste struck upon the after guard, fore
lag looss the planking in such q manner
that the waves washed on the guard and
Aote OF less water made its Wav into the
hold. The damage doiis was but slight,
and the only danger laysin the waves tear
lag loose the boxes holding the sheaves
pf which the ruddeF chains moved. The
bSat will be repaired at Seattle and so
soon as the weather becomes more set
asd will be taken to Portland.
, 1888-11-15
Tle at'eckln Ar9as.


NJ T,s N,Cspn Of Port Disc very /
~
Some republicans maven gone 10 Ue'
for two days
Col. Laude=, who has been III fer se'
srsl days. l. Improving
7-r n Srsu'Iiur i 10 town, cah
- " - . - r~oi hook
MAYOR lie trLed - eltct treasure
Jefferson county his MAKES /" c''a-
sweep
~, MI ~ 60, atf,nI tie NJ .rIl
-ss,;ngs
The Port ot Entry t"Iltt Lahu VII
give q bali at Red Nlen : Tia nrAt VI L.
day evening.
a.. t u NrcAlror3 ant. Hen.
az - NJ Hag D,vis aad
~ MT+1'ti-c f f-.t'-- Ta,s yas.errars on tie
1I..,I 'eI"i - - Dr,SC,e,ass today
E'"N1e' '0'
Inc 1s-c.;oI Iof6 10" W Prof Melville, is in
uei =, r,..y,'ba-s and brds fair To- he
Several typoEra2l Iral errors appe red
in our el, ctIon news printed Yesterday
They Will be corrected As soon A. com
ple,s returns can be secured. Qullcine
precinct insures Learn"t's election for
treasurer
n, E-;5av ri-bt a sIcnp belopgiur to
% OSaan'ab me CHnnluv was wreck a
'ee 90" Sa5hH[o Raw, Tie two men oo
Sao,I on Woiei ashore and spent the nigh;
a. Iaacb The vessel Was bound FOR
, 1888-11-15

The campaign just closed cost an i'm
mense amount of mOney-more than
twice as much as any previous one. The
exact amount is difficult to estimate, but
each OF the national committees raised
and spent more than 81 600, 900, and each
of the New York State Committees ST.
coo, 900 more. The democrats sent out
16 ,000, coo documents from their head
quarters here, which does not include
those mailed to their constituents by
Coneressmen, and the republicans must
have handled as many more. Tue print
ing bills of either committee amounted
to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
r.. Nunt of money that has changed
1 ne nH. tL 'action is very large, prob
ably 81 100000 in this " , a'ohe-,n'ca-
90 Times.
, 1888-11-15

It has been said for years past that
when Congress makes an appropriation
for navy yard on Puget Sound said
navy yard will be located on Lake
Washington, but l say Congress is not
in the business OF appropriating several
millions of dollars TO construct canal
and establish such yard at u defense
less place just to please such village as
Seattle. But some says the navy yard
should go to that lake in order to have
the vessels run into fresh water. That
is the argument OF by-gone years, and
has no force in this age of the world
when every ocean vessel is either copper
or iron bottomed, or painted with cop
per paint, making them proof against
toredos. The place for the navy yard OF
the Pacific Northwest is Gibralter Bay,
until re emily known as Deception Bay
a magnificent sheet OF water lying be-
tween FideIgo, WILDLY and Hope Is
lands, and as impregnable as Gibralter
at the entrance to the Did Mediterranean.
The Federal Government has reserved
lands upon all the islands named for the
purpose of fortifying them, and the mill
tary advantages of the place are so su
perior to those of any other point that
comparison would be absurd Leg
r. Freeman in Yakima Farmer.
, 1888-11-15
Ero,u ,rn-.Iax,s Dail>.

From MO-IshA'S Ddli1-
Mouutaia View Normal College i
soon to be 6tiit.
In Skagit county oats averaged lOi
| bushels 10 the acre.
It's said that Port A7ge'e5 Is to lIay'
q sec nd uewspaPer.
Frank Lotz.esell and Jpo. Ra, o
DungenesS are IL town.
Mrs. las. A Smith # Port Discovery
has bGel Iu town for day cr two
OIc mi3e Il iBe Purt wr.seud >rutG
-,n saIIroai Is T.ported really Tor the
ties AMI rails
J. b Cavauaugh. the Wa-hi- gt4E
Territory cad at Wps Point, ranks third
u a class Numbering lU3.
The heaviest Individual taxpayer III
Spokane FAILS Is J }, BrrWu HIS
as-e--r.i vaius.t.Da Is SlO3,9eG-
MIrshnI Field, the great meTcLaat +
Chicago pays axes on property IN $50
kane count, assessed II SiOOt0.
InvitatIaus have been issued 81 the
m.rr.aEt. rt Hon Cu#ll'- :. N'O H,e'
a u Wis Fancy VIE. at lai auap 'ii~'
Nv. IL
The II I..tc.r Il, rsTIe believes IL Te-
,rn1-., the c.yi. serve. and suggests
tt,at Jude Boz e. lie lot allowed To take
his seat as CGI1ef ,Ju.t.cr.
-. a,,ry
lie qPrsii"'S c'uiuS uL d, 49, ,%a:.
{ 'rN'r are. 'i', H'-l -, ..S,. snn tmnw
Wh,re there afe af,y rooms to let:"
Al seattle "a ef u oe'n- w, :
nave tHe pu, ness u USE C''re -
o O. I'k - a. d" ~ - ~
t.e'"- Iu 'Pp'' ''hi'E ."
ho"d1 = meetings.
Pro- Hajprv has accept q a position
IN lie i'acnrna Iu,.lc schools The Pro-
Frssnr wa 4 valuable accession to the
educational forces 81 I"'t ""hsciu'
aud We are spFFf 10 !'Se u'H ''"ai oo'
midst.
ITALIA, I'M, jyrasts To New York live
,,, Inc canrs day They make 4 snup
wi h = hit of Dnrk und cas.-off shreds Of
cabbage and serve it with black bread.
SON . Italian Iahorers who are receiving
cents a day are growing
rich
-.ro, Irr,.,o.r -
oaP'' III: S,toi,, tTs, D' - ~, fnr n,aGv Years
W. p. 'Tlu,,,,,'.I an c,',-
Ies,aeIt i,h % o. A. snor-, So es ioraman
nso,Gu ns ,I WI I, Az nnSt,n.ot -ni' NJ. Svras
y al III -: Sat ala"tion news fi.is morn.
as Ia s.snneJ Of the hoat at In =
place; He rejoices now with those who
DO rejoice.
A 1arobahIa eIe,tion bet was paid
So,nr1aI, ItarDr q " HINT had
ST. a., hiIsAif Nth a shiny Ming hat at
NJ I,;ra-rnor..'s tTnars =, the latter took
nm, NJ m fnr a a | Tida in a wheeIbaFro&. down
thrIngh Water street keepipg time
vi, I,,I,sin fnrnisba1 Inv Jndge w. n.
WbittIesev drummer for the occasion.
The nrocession was loudly cheered. All
concerned ware in GOOD humor, however.
NANpALIsa q M 49, III 80
, 1888-11-15
Assessment Notice.

Puget Sound Iron Company c.,
Location OF principal place OF Dusihess' S9h
Francisco. CalifOrnis. ,,.,-
Location OF works. lrondale, washington
Territory .a,;o. 81 tba
Notice j. hereby given that al q NEE tlhs q ns,n nc
pcarJ ~ Directors held on the sd day OF Oeto-
her isSS an assessment. (No- l2) OF one dollar
nsr share was levied upon the eapital stock .i u
fbe co-nOratiou payable immediately IN I SniVeo
SITES gold coin TO the Secretary at the once Vi
the Company, Room No No; aZs Montgomery
street san Francisco, California L,Y
remain unpaid on the 27th day OF No'smoeit
isss will be delinquent, and advertised Ior saio
at DubIic auction; and unless pay ment Is InHsS
Tefo-e will he sold on Friday, the 2lst day OF
December, 1888, to pay the delinquent sses.
naut toret her with costs OF advertising Emu
Ry- order of the Board of Directors.
DS 0 4 HALSEY, Secretary
Office, Room No. = No. 3sS MontsonherS S,H,IT
- Ersrri-cO California Ott-I