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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22
CELERY SALT
DELINQUENTS, TAKE NOTICE.

All real estate delinquent for the
non-payment of taxes thereon for
@SS will be sold at public auct ion on
the first day of January court, be-
tween the hours of 10 in the morning
and 4 in the evening, in front of the
courthouse, unless said taxes have
been previously paid to the treasurer,
a list of which can be found in clerk s
office. M. y: idOMAo,
.doel-1m Treasurer City of Roanoke.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22
Lockout In Shoe Factories.

By AssoclAGeu fFess'
LONDON, December 21.-The pr
prietors Of the boot and shoe factorlt
IN Bristol have locked out thel-- IN.
ratives. BY this step 5000 n 4
are thrown out Of employmeItA /
Mrs. Frank Maddox aneAA a .
interesting children, Tom
and Miss Wallace, left1naL
spend the holidays atOlOSA,
Penn.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22

TO THE LADIES.

We will pay $1,000 in Gold to the
lady furnishing the best receipt for
keeping husbands at home at night:
All articles must bear the name OF
writer on back and not be over One
Half Column in length. Articles will
be published in this column, bearing any
nom de plume. Contest will close Janu-
arv lst. 1890. when three men will be
selected, who will not know name OF
contestant, to award prize. Address all
communications to Waller Pocahontas
Huff & Co., the leading low price Coal
and Lumber merchants, Roanoke, Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22
old No., los Norfolk Avenue,

WANTED-At once, q dry good
salesman. Apply at Rosenbaums&
Bros, Salem avenue. ~ .s,n
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22

.DtN IppN pp' i%''NAN.
DOR SALE-2O SHARES OF Ma
[ tional Building and Loan Assocla-
ton stock for sale, $50 less than
paid in. Address Box AL, Roanoke,
In dee Is lw
HANDS WANTED-BY ROANOKE
IL manufacturing company. The
Roanoke Manufacturing company
want three or four good good shop
workluru. Fair wages will be paid
TOR good, worthy men. Nothing else
need apply. dec -1 14-Il
FOR SALE.-NICE DWELLING.
[ nine rooms. for $3.50, in monthly
payments of $50. }. +. WINGFIEhD,
real estate and insurance agent.
nov24 II
L r T. STENOG Apply AND
typcwriting free. FirstclaSs iacil-
lie, and hest OF teachers. Address,
with stamp for return postage
THE PARISH MFG. CO..
roo If Parish. y. y.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-22
Millinery Department.

We have just repleni>hsd our stock
of Wool and Fur Felt Hats and Iur-
bines. Birds, Feathers, Plush and S.!k
VelvetS, in all c"lorS.
We haven't the space TO enumerate
our fiue assortment Of Dress Goods.
All we ask is an inspection, and We
guarantee to please you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07
nLDoEaDo SALOON LICENSE.
The Character Of tho saloon Under
investigation

At special meeting of the Common
Coansii, held February Il. Chief OF Police
Mitchell presented the following eo,nmu-
nicatson:
6ssttssga. Ffosn information repeated
u given b Iae Ia the past two months OF
the character OF tie III Dofaeo saloon kept
Dy Howe 4 Downing. on the corner of
South second end Washington streets.
would recommend that their license be re-
yoked. Men have been robbed Ia their
saios5u IN broad daylight aud in the pres.
encc OF the proportions. Ny information is
not from those who have been robbed
alone, but also from The members of the
polsce force. Who have been on duty ia
this vicinity, of the general disorderiy
character Of iae house. Respectfully sub
mltied. J. G. MITCHELL,
Chief Of Police
The matter was laid on the table until
the next meeting of the Council when il
was referred 20 The committee on health
and police consisting Of Consilmen Green,
Durie and deCooinbs
The committee held q meeting YESTERDAY
for the purpose OF investigating tho charg.
Is contained In the communication. Both
the City and MnExrs. Howe & Bowling
were represented by attorneys.
A number of policemen testified 60 the
general dlsordcriy character of the place
and cited instances Of where men had
been robbed. there. Other og7 Ars said
they did not thiuk the riFes was worse
than the 'sOlisce" and seYGlal other Wash
inston street saloons Chief Mitchell
backed his letter UP with strong testimony
governing the general disreputabieness
OF the place eod mentioned q recent rob.
berry that had been reported 10 him as
having occurred there IN daylight AMI in
the presence OF the pFupgsesors
The defendants PAL one or two witnesses
on The stand, VIXEN the committee decided
that they had heard ali il wished 10 and
the investigation was closed
The committee win report at the next
regular Meeting. What conclusion has
been arrived Of could not be learned.
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on THE RIVER DIVISION.


ShakS-No thangss
roarLAsn. March 6.-The strike Of cap
tsins and engineers in the employ Of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co, stiil
continues. Both sides are resolufe Ill their
demands. and neither viii make eonccs.
siags under any circumstances. The Ore.
gon Railway & Navigation Co. n making
arrangements TO night 10 dispatch a boat
to astoria. but IL Is doubtful II II viii be
able to do So
The strike has extended IN The upper
Columbia aad snake rivers. Tho captains
sno engineers OF the ID. = Baker. Almota
sna Annie faxon. which PLY au these
rivers, have notified tho company that
they viii 40 longer work At the old salaries,
much less a. reduced ones. aud eonsss-
qiienily those boats are tied up. In eonse-
qnence the company refuses 10 receive
height for the Snake river boats
There = not man employed GA tbs river
aiyisiou CT the company. 30 snoI having
been thrown cut Of work by the strike.
Along the docks every thing IL quiet sew
e-ai boats loaded With eargnsss are tied 0p,
and there Is no one 10 unload az move
them.
An effort was made ~ gei the steamer
Fanny. belonging - tha North Paclfie
lnnteg Company, 81 tssS the +. \. Cock
from ASA street - Alder street 10 unioa1.
but the captain aud engineer refused 90
WORK, aud the proposition was ssiensafily
rejected,
The steamer Telephone carried the ~ all
70 Astoria this morning, and capt scott,
master os The steamer, has made many
enemies for doing 81. He did this 20 Keep
his promise with the railroad company,
but viii not interfere again. Il Il under
stood
II was reported to-day that the ioC0rso.
i've engineers in the egnplas Of the ccut.
nsny would strike ia sympathy with the
steam oasf captains aGa en&s HEeEr. The
ofscsrs oi the former organization dsay
this statement
Tonight the situation is unchauged. As
Msiani Manager CuokiaghaFs and Manager
Hoieonb are in continuous correspond
esice. but orders have nos been received 30
give ia
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Embroidery sale. chester cleary.


Ladies white embroidered aprons. Few
est styles. just received. Toklas. Singer
man & Co.
Embfoideries. Chester Cieary.
New spring cheyiot salts. sacks and
frockS In gray, salt a1d pepper, and me-
dunn 4ark. mixed. The most fashionable
spring style. Tokias. singermsn & Co
Sale OF remnants Chester Cleary.
Buttons New lines of pearl buttons.
metal hnffons- JET buttons and crochet
buttons displayed. Just 10 hand. Tokisx.
Singerman q Co.
Tencent eorsets: small sizes Chester
Cleary.
Sew dress silks. Chester Clezfy.
Nes ruehings on display. Toklas, Sin
german & Co
New goods daily arriving. Chester
Cleary.
New seerackeEs. Chester Cleary.
ladies and chsldren's spring hosiery.
The very richest assortment and the finest
variety ever offered In Seattle. We chal-
ienge the coast 10 beaz IL Prices are so
varied that ali can be suited and satisfied.
see grand display IN corner window. Iok-
las. singernsI d Co
New India silks. Chester Cleary.
New slpseas. Chester Cleary.
New sicilian lnsters. Chester Clear.
Sew sateens Chester Cleary.
A spIepdid assortment Of new mo4re
sash rlubgnx IN 81 shades Latest novel;
ties. Just received Extra cheap. Toklas,
s3nxe-Ea&r & Co
Sew kid gloves Chester Clea-y.
Flfty-cenf eheTn3ses, handsomely
trimmed Chester Ele4rys
New coEsets- Chester Clesry.
SsySurAh silks Chester Clea-y.
sefE ard exsEaine cur ncw g!ne Of silk
ss<Fbeons IN red. white and blue- Eokf&s.
sIaseTEugn & Co
sale Of table linens. Chester Clesry-
Sew HOSIERY. Chester Cleary.
New shtrttns rerc&les Just opened.
Chester Clear.
Ladies fels hxts- uswesf sAspeSs sss4nced
from 81 = 70 sc. T0klss, rtuEerLsga & Co
Fsfty-cent se-lnsA 9r4Y &c alma 81 wosal.
Chesses Clear
Ladies fest sa1s. fashionable SHAPES. ~
1slEed freEn s. - sI-z5. IoklGS. e1agsEfIaezi
& CO.
Sex dress Eao.zx t.aester Clear.
Te4~oent Enn-esesk nafnsaaz- sssaesrss
Gear.
New silk iusszss saa sicisisns. Caestes
/ Elesry.
Drives 81 dFess geo.s- Chestsz CleAry.
Veg ssnehGsns Chester Clezry.
Dee 3eslKr nighfzowns. handsomely
I! s~transeA with eEaa~OadsrT- Chester ClsEsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07
PASSENGER LISTS.

Per steamer city Of Puehla from san
Franciseo, March 6: For Seattle IL.
Glen eEd wife, James Mahoney. W. b.
klensing " ". Coleman. J. Ssgmsu. a.
Gales, r Gibson. Charles Rowen. G..
smoke. ". a. White.
Nici6ria--nF T. 1enes ana Nlfe. J. /.
Nelson. Thao simpson. {. huron, George
Craig. ". !. 8gnes. ". e. Barncs Van
belfour
TacosnR- William Graham, J. H. weiie,
", Williams, II. joyce, c. Hill, y. Merton,
:. Scwbarx
Oregon 4 Caiiforass-~Psssesi MsdfeFi.
c. T. Carbin. ". Nade, Miss Abhie smith.
r. n shHltA, JEAN A, smith. h. G. Worth.
H. a. barseu. p. Holland. II. r. Adler, ~
Harris. wife and son, ". II. HosieT. WA.
keehier. " II. Sgw 5e.d, e. - Boulanger,
h rrsgeT. William r. Derrick, " o.
Wyatt, nf. Harry *. &. and wife. W W
Braga. Arthur auashicr, Josie Kaehief.
Ms Hamilton and child. Miss Collins
MgS- Lewis. : r. Lewis. Mrs. i. G.. Van
Houston, I. 4. Lockwood and wife, and
@ secNu64csass.
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PERSONAL.

W. +. iedgeywood. clerk Of the district
ccwFg, Is qalge II.
Han. +. T. Ferry is confined 10 his bome
with severe cold.
Mr. = r Sterling. editor Of the ElseDs-
burg NstF kFss. AID Mr.. ". q. Porter. a. at
tornsy of that city. are IL town.
MI n. VI. Glenn Of S&n Bernss3lne, G al,
is in town for the purpose of iocstIas. Mr..
Clean 4 3 journalist of reccsniEed ability.
Maa. ;. {. uerrxn. member Of the lsgiS~
iatare from Lewis c8Hnig, hsS formed q
Aaw p#rfnersh 10 with \. y. Alien, late 8
prominent attorney Of Lexington. Ay-.
Sni the gew 1rfa has oTeaca 40 ethce IA
SRAtfle Ia fflsA ralAEfal ninek
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RREyITIEs.

Boyd J. Tallman, attorhey-at.iat .Hs re-
moved from the Gordon HarfgE Com
pany's building 10 room No. 40. third Hooy.
Boston block.
Officer Webster arrested drunken man
early yesterday morning that had ss25 in
money and cheeks and valuable ,eweIry
on his person.
Mrs. Mary y. story has commenced so
action for divorce against her husband
George ]. Story. TIA the district court The
complaint alleges non$upport snni cruel
treatment.
Hr. r. II. Slattery. vice grand master OF
the Brotherhood of Railroad Bgakefaen.
arrived In Seattle from Galesburg. III.
yesterday, on yisl; 20 the lodges OF thai
order in this section.
Until the Oregon Railway 4 NavlgsIGn
Compa resumes running It's siTxktrs,
tae Puget sound shore railroad yIsend
a special passenger train from S1tte 20
Tacoma each day, leaving for Tacoma az
10 30 a. IN. Fare the same as usual.
Licenses ta wed were yesterday issued by
Comfy Auditor Forrest for Walter NJ. BY.
water and Ella k0chpeiy. Of seattle, An-
drew Olson Hovig and Miss Auaie John.
son. both Of Suohomixh. George Thehaust
and Annie f. Wright, both nf seattle.
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A0EE VALENTINE ScRlP.-gharies E
Noee Of Pierce county yesterday attempts
to iile on the northeast half of the south.
sast quarter Of section s.. township n
north, range 5 east of the Willamette me.
rlaian. with Valentine scrip. His appfI.
cation Was rejected by the register. The
quarter.seciion which Mr.. yose at1ern ptesi
70 tlle on is tide land located in TacomR
harbor.
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A Life Saved that Was not werth .
ssYhzNk Youss

As The olyUPssns passengers were com
Tag assaors Yesterday n lo'eloek an elderly
nAn lost his balance while walking aicssr
the gang plank and fell overheard. sevarsi
ropes were thrown b the man. hut he dsa
1of seem 20 &c able 70 catch hold Of shera
fusf ~ be xzs about to sink FOR the fairss
TINE Andrew He11essey. qusrtsrra sser al
me uzyuptan- without waiting 10 sfvexs
himself OF his clothing. xp-zng into the
wSser and succeeded In rescufnv tie
cro.niEg man No saoaer h2d tie ussn
oeen landed on tee dock WHEN he strosse
rzpzsiy away FROM the scsne without even
thsaklng his brave rescuer
M. Hennessey in saving the ingrasess
HE oestroyeG bis watch and good szsif al
clothes. TIE aaEHe OF the rescued mar
coEld rot be sscertsine6
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ADJUSTMENTS.

our Fritz" Emmes VII appesF 81 Frye $
opera HOUSE the as tSo nights IN the
week Friday anG SatHr3&y-~in bis eese-
ogaiea comedy 'FriiE.f 90 hts perform
aa1c Tie Cincinnati tags4ffr 81 recent
dsfe SAYS
Il = quite evident ghs, J. x. Esnmsf has
lest n0ee "a BIS drawing poaeEs. The
'cfsnatug EoCga Dzi&g" szEn a. the Grand
wss hanging lu the lobby a. Sss0 lAsg even
nE AID several haadrrG yseapse were
tnfnes sway. unable 70 gain szmasSs0s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07
A NEW DODGE.
A singular Discovery Made by the
Land once Authorities.

A new dodge Of the class known as
aideniiaerSH was discovered yesterday by
the authorities ST the United states land
ofiice yesterday. For several months past
al parties making filings have been re
Quirea 10 produce reliable personal !Geni-
EeaTion. The party who Identifies has
h.se, required 20 give street and number in
the city Certain individuals have taken
81 vantage 81 this 90 make q business OF
identifying those " no proposed taking up
land The terras have been from 3 80 70
81 for each Identification. About an honr
after the Ia I'd osfsGe opened yesterday the
~iaenGfersH began 70 quarrel amsug
themselves over the fact that one Of them
bad cut rates The QusTrei became 50 high
taa; i was overheard. The register AZ one e
informed tire chief of police, and IL Is likely
thai several arrests VII ns made As the
parties wna have been acting as ssideR-
usle-sf have been guilty Of perjury, they
will be severely punished Il arrested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Experimental Trips Wfii be Made
In Ten Uays-

Only oDe and quarter miles u The IL
Snd . bali Tafles Of overhead EfEe required
IS TIE Seattle Electric Railway s Power
Company remain 10 tse stretched. Three
CHARTERS - naile OF The road - aoS5se
tracked Yesterday n.. Z. C. k1sEcaTue,
s2eTeisgy Ci tae mpaay. stated thai Ia ie
DAYS she sire wi0 be al stretched sEd ex-
fsev1meuszl 5Fspe VII be @ASe over TIE
Tar. ne cas- are here aid the engine,
boilers and dynamo are 10 Fc@4t5ea. have
hata zscentes AID Ere r4sa f1r. AZ are e
EAa Gne@S Rake pSss sle. GASs - esl-
sienees IS the fees tass fAe c0st e sssTni1g
ssaa Ire fsasa kaTse lnte 81 ehegScse fgas1
cost s7s.t85 - egEsa n&ys sssse t3sS for
g. $40 less, sad SecES Evg Alfs-1ssTsses
seaf far she fact shas we desired 81 have
TIE n plSas aAlas a&bse, and !eei SAILS
nes1 thai eseTs thing viii aeork Ike charm
lro= EAe START
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Zoe matinee a. Fgye's opzssa house this
as uooa saould hc = WILL attended enc.
Is -sis ws8 fse she 0lg3y sna last eBp3r,n-
nttN ~ ssSiste she wulsseFfa. feaare of
sAEsanese performers 10 AL shetY resssez.-
Gent enstEgses. ESGts o. strength. SsEgagrg.
% sDcssE Usl single su9 &9nhts hagats50
cGles. tatlr heawEfai asasr Egzsea 81
~ssu3ers REs,l GJs sua 50 BEssst ssr .sf ssshcr
ai;s 15s $50 Caring tricks Sc ezG sase4v
saE tHs sEe the hess tguugss 20 ssfsamese
&rt1Ess t1Rt eTer eH5aeaFed Ira faa CnIsel3
e5atef TIE s7slsscH SIS ths saoa - ssssl-
ssi - 80 a7lHE sErze, ssscrz 3sncss-
tfHpf g. srfs. ees. Aass Me eAu zs>are zE~
SIS Ites sfAs tss Performance wfz3 - nrss
s5ass - esEzs sEzfeE AtSsss. Sgasta aud
Is sassss 81 SaeGssk Ae commended scr Stvlnx
Saeh a. e.zssrs2az aasHE as MI r. E5sea 81
~ N.ssssseTs SeEss ezn u Ssessrxss az lie
sxsss5e EhaTxa&xg 0F AZ tsxe hoz atssee
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Will Cesr sIl0,e0. - TIE contract 10.
Gilman 4 kirkman's building was let res
tertay 10 John McGFath. The total eos-
OF the structure win be sIin, CO. Work on
The building viii begin ct once. The con
ract provides that the structure must h
finished by October l. The building is Il
Dc heated by steam, viii have hydraulic
elevator. patent Gre escapes. and be pro
throughout
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THEFT or A WATcM.--ofiexr Ha-Slirg
arrested James Harris, = hobo. = yesterday
afternoon. for stealing a silver watch.
Waited 81 IS. from P. J. Mcdonald, who
Was steering On aea.air in The Bi5oa saioor.
HsrIss had sold the watch before his ar
rest 20 = ionEshoremsn named naa Shsrk Az
Tor e ana had spent over oue-haif OF TIE
money. The watch WAS recovered. and
Harms VIII answer 10 charge OF petty
larceny IN Justice Rive7s's court this morn
ing
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THE SITUATION AT rAcoaA.
An Advance Now nemanded-D1e
More Opposition steamer.


Tacoma, March 1.-The sentiment pre-
yaillng among the Oregon Railway s Nay
ieation men Il rot 20 accept the order 81
General Manager Holeomh from Omaha TO
return TO work at the old wages, bat, now
that they arc ain the swim. to demand an
increase of 10 per cent. before Frsamsng
operations. There not being an organtza-
tioa aaoBg then individual opinions
are numerous, ban the strongest sentiment
is not 60 return 90 work, notwithstanding
the withdrawal Of the order reducing
wages
Tie Henry Bailey win be added 10 the
list OF opposition boats plying between
this port and Seattle TO morrow.
Captain Clancy. superintendent Of the
sound division 81 the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company. received Dispatch
n $50 this afternoon from General
Manager Heleomb ST Omaha To have the
mon 20 back ~ work az the old wages.
This VIII end the strike. and 20 morrow
ali tho steamers Of the company will be on
their regular trips. While the tie-up lasted
the opposition beats had all shey cogia do.
The Fleetwood, skagii Chlef and Messena
yer turned away passengers bound for
Seattle every tFip.
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SAD NEWS DELAYED.
y brother's Death not Known I ut
T1xs.

Ar. \. Ii, Dawson 81 this cry Yesterday
received tse sat Intelligence 81 tee death
- his br0IheE, &F. krSness 3. Dawson, =.
=, eFs' ussleeY et the steaEu Ssfp AAys.
Nasa. Which ssaS assWeed NsylgeaFSg sngi
ssAl1a aR she Canadian Pacific hnv- N.Y.
rfsSn& Dawson aas . Nafua friend ~ Ne
soSa kstRe1ls = ge1fiETnEn f-ssrs austria Is.
~b0 = iaog fa seattle NJ. nNfkufa WNs
sic him St the nne ~ AS ttsNtA, ffssa
hsssrsas fewer. IN Use hAyeur at saauRt ~.
@ saanaFy {. ~ tAsS ssas Tee arc.hegs
b. lived z0essheE IN Fsasi8A sav Esgu yeaFa
SD "a sSsAset some tvs seaFs agga, v fes
.ess esMe 81 fAis cnxzs, since whissa Siase
tAeF hHx4s never f3ses
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THE LENTEN SEASON BEGINS
appropriate Services In the Episca-
paitan and Catholic Chur~hes

Yesterday, Ash "Wednesday, marked the
BEGINNING % the ienfen season es 20 DAYS.
t.he custom 81 observing which was eStxh-
siShed ~ TIE infancy 0f the Christian era
" tae Church 81 Rome IN sefaIaeHaOEatian
81 tae 90 days sfeut in The wilderness hx
1feus christ This season OF fasting ard
Essyss Is observed most exclusively IS
me EpiSeopSl;aus aud Catholics. tie yGri-
Gus ether eFeeds regarding It as ef eggieSi-
ssuesi ordination or oTigfn. aud Couss.-
aesRuy Of no particular faonent
= the Lenien season Viii QAis yeA- end
sunday. April n, exclusive
Appropriate services were heasi yesteF-
1ss Ia ali al the EpiscepslisR churches
1ae regular SeFTices were had aud sermons
lateng the occasies delivered. In the
sathfllic church most ss0lena ceremonies
stre had, az the conclusion of which the
.S.faiUi tn tara knelf ~ The altar sud had
NE sign - the cross made 0n theEr fcrc.
atsds with &shes Services will he held IL
esul Churches 81 frequent Intervals eas7
foK the SEASON
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SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE 4 EAsTERE
KAIfNAN

CHANGE or TIME SCHEDULE.
Commencing sunday. March Sd, 1889,
trains win depart as follows
SUBURBAN TRAINS:
Leave Calumbia-stzeet depot, stopping
at foot of Vine street, daily except sun
days az 20 a. m, ESQ a. m, 1000 3. m,
1905 p. m, ITO .. m, ?. m, and $40
p, N.
sunday trains fer Yesler, connecting
with boat for Lake Washington points
leave ~ 10 a. IA. and goo ?. N.
THROUGH TRAINS
For snohomish, Gilman and intermediate
points daily. except sundays, $50 a. m.
and Ito p. m For Falls City daily, except
sundays, $50 a. N. For SGobomish and
intermediate points sundays $50 a. n.
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10 OWNFRS OF VFssFIs

The California Insurance Company OF
san Frsneisco is prepared - insure tugs
and other vessels 81 lower rates and upon
better conditions than heretofore. Before
insurins with any other company or re-
neytng your present policies, cali upon
TAYLOR & BgRxs Agents.
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POSITIVELY RETIRING FROM BUsI
MISS

I have disposed Of my store fixtures,
tools and material and am obliged 20 give
possession of the store by the Goth of this
month. We still have q large amount Of
goods 20 dispose OF. Iou must call early
in order TO get the benefit Of this great
slaughter sale as it viii positively close by
the above date Auction every evening az
2. u. l. p. SMITH & SON, 70s Front street.
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The laws and regulations for the govern
nent of the fire department adopted by
the Common Council about two weeks ago,
have been printed ia pamphlet form.
These rules prescribe the duties and pre-
negatives of officers and members of the
department and provide for the govern
ment OF the several cNnnanies.
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Ea1saED ESgEsyEsSEss. -Tae Fr7sls-
sssef Cshle zSawag g.a-apzaY gessags.ay
gNEe - 1AxseF HertNa & Sae. - a1s SAM
~ ssS&ss 80. ge sssArs. sass mortgage hssssss %
SEES ssea, Y&S she As,rit I. l<ss. and hear
tnz li2Icrsss II per seaE. pagaela auEs-
zsss. eu April &n Itsosaee 81 % each year.
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TIN Beck SocfAL--~The beck soels3 tos
the hene6t sf the ys1zng ~0rten's reading
raaa9. viii - held ia ". G. I s. bead
uEEresrS in ~ eEzsser h5aek, nz Ehsga street..
"a FfSaEV evening A e0rdiEz sBwstAt{ca
- exaaaaea 10 al sAteVss. Il a las Narfby
auaerrrzse "a Hsesss - she zarszea 1Afssn 81 e
s5.isab5e sroak. ard hy their pseseace s.
gae ssscSa2 G0SFes aaE c&ke viii Ds served
ss2 Ngs. Paskaurss 2 ning Ts3zg.
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ouT or DASGEs.- Randolph Henry. the
man whose lee vas ampaE&tea a. Grace
hospital on Tuesday is gAlnlng strength.
and il j. the opiuion IL the attending ply
stesan that al danger ~ fatal result +
nu Sanaay Taeraing, Snd his safferings
were sa greeE during sunday night from
ths pain osacGslanesi by the crushed bone.
slesh and nerves that Il was thou gh; be
would die After the amputssien. hog-
ever, the pala alfans; entirely left him