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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18
The " Flowers Thnt bloom

In the Spring" fragrant and fresh In their
veina. beauty, arc welcome indeed after win
Ter long and cherries reign. The birds also.
oreezes, the running brooks, and the far
reaching meadows robcd in velvet lsreen-ali
Ihese charm every sense and I'll the soul with
gladness. But there is something that IL more
welcome in spring than flowers and birds and
oreezes, running brooks and meadows green,
anu That is medicine that will gently purge
and cleanse the Blood OF the fatty and noxiors
lmpuri.i les that have collected in IL during the
winter end l'ave IL pure and wholesome and
IN proper condition for n long hot spell Such
9 medicine is Fortuna, the great blood Puri-
1er and Tonic. Take II in time and tone your
most debilitating effects Of the heat. Dom,
forget Man-a-l n, also. Ter -our Bowels. ST a
bottle each.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

Tho April Century il centennial
number, one-half of its pages being de-
voted to this subject. The first article
is historical sketch of THE Inaugural.
tion OF Washington This is followed
by two Articles from the pen of Mrs.
Burton Harrison - Washington at Mt.
Vernon after the Revolution, and Wasl.
ington in New York in 1880" Mr..
Charles Henry Hart, of Philadelphia,
one of the best authorities on this sub.
ject in the country describes the Orig
NAL Portraits OF Washington, and Nc
Master, the historian, writes concerning
"A Century of Constitutional Interpreters
ton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18
A Short Time TO Live.

Young Bacon.-I should like to make
application for position as bookkeeper
In your office.
MIR. Yeast-But my bookkeeper gives
perfect satisfaction.
Yes; but You won't have him long,
slows that?"
Hes just been married"
Yes; L understand that"
Hes not long for this world.s
What makes YOU think 500"
Why, his wife is a graduate of n
cooking school, and she does her own
cooking. Yonkel's Statesman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18
You Need IL Now

To impart strength ana giyo a feeling Of ho-lt,
ana vigor throughout tn, system. there Ia nothing
equal TO Hooia Sarsaparills II seems peculiarly
adapted 10 overcome that trel feeling caurcI by
fhangc Of yea on tlimat OF life and While Il tones
an sustains the system u pur nes and renovatos
mo nl'od We earnestly urge The largo army 81
clerks. bo1k-kecpors. to1.hers housewives. orer
tiYos ana others who have boon closely confined
during th whit r AMI who nc,d q good sprinr
medic nc. 10 tato
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creates an AppetIte

II wish 20 enrol my name as one Of those who
hsvc derived health from The use Of Hocd's sarsa-
parih' Fer many years havo taken Il. ospec- ally
II The carly Fpr.pg. whom troubled with dizzi-
~, duin e.. unpcaasnt taste in hoy month In the
morning II moves she bad taste relieves my
holdacho end makes me feel gre Us refreshed The
two bottle have ufod this spring have been worth
many dollar 10 me advise al my ireuds b take
it'-5ons Bryra os3 81 st.. Town 81 Lake chieleo.
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PurInes the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparna Purified my blood. gave me
ctrcngh and ovorcsme tho headache and dizzin aaa
% that / ON able 20 work again. recoTnms MI
Hoods Barsap rilla to others whoee blood is thin
or impure on who feel worn ont o. run dosn -.
Lt7THEE Mason. T.oao1. Macs
I'VE have uaca Hoods Saraapariiia foi Year,. and
recommend II ~ The hest spring medicine or bicol
purifier Orr hos De- nine years old and has enjoyed
god health ever since we bsan giving it to h ~.
tcr. w. IT,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

In its issue Of April 4, 'Americl' cele,
brated is entry upon its second year by
appearing in new and much more cons
venient form of double the number of
pages. 1t makes a further departure In
the shape of cartoon, by Thomas Mast.
who will be regular contributor to its
columns. Concurrent TO its change in
form, america announce, a reduction
in price from 50. 80 to SO per year.
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AZ no other season does the human svs cro a
much need the til OF reliable lic.ne ike
Hoods Sara arilla ~ now The ir o yershed con-
ditcn Of the blooi. tho weakening effects OF the
long. cold winter, tho lost apgetitc AMI IN tired
ieelins All make good spring medicine absolutely
nto ssasy HooVs sars pariila IS y culiarIy
adaple for his purpoe and increascs In popuInr-
ny cycry year. GIVE 50 a trial
Hoods sars pari Ia Is fho cheapest medicine I
can buy.n-F II RuDEr DelIevine Ill
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Lewis Hayden, the best-kno wn color,
cd citizen OF sachus,tts, is dying
He was born asllVc in Kentucky In 1911
Tie csc pei in 1914, went TO Boston and
became one OF the prominent directors
OF the underground railWaY.
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10 The Edttor-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above
named disease which j warrant to cure the
worst cases. SO strong is my faith In its vir-
tues that Will send T &c sample bottle and
Nalu9Oio treatise tQany sufferer who will give
III. g. ROOT NJ. g. 1S3 Pearl ST.. New York.
Bronchitis is cured by frequent small doses
OF Piso's cure for CONSUMPTION.
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The Spring Medicine

Every sIrinG FOR years have made IL practice
70 take from three 10 i've bottles Of Hoods sarsa-
rariiit, ocauro know IL pnr.hes the blood and
thoroughly tleausos tho ~ tom Of al impurities
Ihat langnid feeling. Sometimes caic1 spring
fever! win never visit IA, fyatcm tba has been
frcpcry carol for by thia novcr-faIing remedy
W. II. Lawrence. Editor Agricultural Epiiofnist.
Indians pliia Ind
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THE Anglo-Saxons had arched
hearths and chatting dishes were in use
until the introduction of chimnevs
about 1900. Chimneys became general
in domestic architecture in 1910. The
ancients used stoves which concealed
the fire as the Germans still do. Apart
mients were warmed by portable braz-
iers
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hood's sarsaparIIIa

For years al irrcgu ar intervals IN All seasons
I suaercd tho intclerablo burning and itching OF
blood poisoning BY ivy. II would break OFT on my
ieEs. in my throat aud oycs. Last spring took
Hoods saraararila. a blood purifier. with no
thought oft ~ a special remedy for ivy p,isoninr
butt las elected perm nont aud thorough euro -
CkIyIn Il surTF Wcntvg rf n III
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Card nal Gibbons states that the papacy
is too intimately connected by past as
sociatious and memorable events TO make
the pope's removal from Rome at all pro-
bable.
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finding his patient suffering ades
geston advised him to to the drug and Pcc
Discovery the wold-famed
Golden Medical Discovery
great boodpurng eau system mpur
ue from whatever arising 1t equally
Kidneys and other eXcretory cleansing and
thereby building
medicine of its class guaranteed which
1t Is recommended paid for it will promptly
Copyright 1883 by ASSOCIATION Propretou
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

A furnished gentlem ms pare to
rest is advertised in New York pa
per.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

The empies of Austria suffers from
insomnia, is unable to eat, and can find
no relief from rheumatism.
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Hoods SarsapariVIa
100 poeee ono poIIar

Sold By g. dtugaisis. sax Tor g. Prepared only
- O. HOOD CO.. hp'ihooar.o-. lowell. Mass
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PEERLEss DYES At 1II q Tn 9.d e..
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GONSUM PTION

WATCHES Cat. gs, FREE s,na :,
Am. r.cs u bny " n. NORTON. cEhy. "a
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THE wATER FRoNr.


The bark Eisinors Is still 1t Yesler's
wharf.
The schooner vssta still lies in the
stream.
The Lakme arrived here last night from
Portland
The Edith has resumed her run 70 Port
Townsend.
The bark slninole viii not finish taking
coal for several days yet.
The Wells line steamer Jsanie has left
San Francisco for Seattle.
The J. @. Britain Il in from Chueksnut
with her regular load of stone.
The steamship Wilmington leaves San
Francisco for Seattle Decemberb.
The steamer Fairhaven has not yet been
Withdrawn from her route for repairs.
The steamer Haytien Republic Is sched-
uled 70 leave San Francisco December %.
The Premier brought Ia twenty-five tons
OF general freight from Vancouver yester-
day.
The Steamship Michigan has arrived in
port from Portland with 275 tons Of
freight
The steamer Mabel brought in q small
load Of hay last evening from snshomish.
She unlosded at Baxter's wharf.
water front lighthouses were literally
natronized yesterday by the many visitors
who visited the two British menof-wag.
4 7. Holland has not yet arrived from
Portland with the plans for the new steam
boat which he Is TO build for John Leary.
The steam schooner L. j. Perry brought
IN 600 sacks Of oats from LaConner
Thursday. She discharged at Manning's
wharf.
The steamship Queen OF the Pacific Is 10
remaiu upon the San Francisco-Stattie run
In place Of the Umatilla for at least three
months.
The bark Banca finished unloading ct
schwahaeher's wharf last evening and
pulled ont TO the buoy. She goes 10 Tacoma
this morning.
The bark Germania vas 10 have put 10
sea last evening, for san Francisco, with
1. ESQ tens Of coal The Gefmania was
loaded in three days.
The Queen Of the Pacific sailed for San
Francisco last evening with full list OF
passengers, 80 tons OF coal IN cargo. and
large consignment OF hides
The bark Highland Light Is 10 load coal
tQF San EEAtIfH8&Fs EsAC NAt ttNs &est%@~- 49,
charging her brick for several days YET
She loads Black Diamond coal
on her last trip 10 San Francisco the
bark Germania went down. discharged
there and came back IN thirty-two days.
~Aieh Is the best known record.
The steamship City OF Topeka Is due
here from Alaska She IL scheduled 20 sail
FOR Alaska again December Q With that
"Trip she begins carrying passengers.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
steamer Idaho l. laid up At Tacoma with =
broken shaft. IL seems strange THAI both
the Idahos should BE- laid up together.
The wallA waIla arrived in port frsm
San Francisco yesterday morning with go
tous Of freight. she will leave for Tacoma
this morning. for which point she has @ae
tons Of freight
The schooner Louis Olsen arrived in port
from Roche HaFhoF last evening with .
cargo Of lime. consigned 10 SehwahacheF
Rrus. & Co. She docksd Immediately a.
baker. Bacon & Co.'S wharf and began
AixchafxinE.
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trsfnxai. ae-tess. %: lsiand. es<e. reanea
arm and quiet
fleece. sznE8c
Copper firm, IN bettsr dsnznd: lsks
November, 1880.
Lad Strong; moderate demand. do
uaesttc. ssa25<.
TIM Easier. quiet and unchanged.
Retsoaenm-Op Opened strong at sLrsK
$40 advanced - tI.oS,<. taen declined q
ss+vs1s- a rally followed. closing arm At
sIsssA. stock exchange opened sl.064
niSnsss l1s5< lowest, Si.04s<, closing u "a
tonsolidatsd exchange opened ef1S. high
sss sl.os1<. lsNess sL04s<. closing sf.G65E.
Total sales. $500 barrels.
Bar silver. &C.
Philharmonic, Nov. % Wool-Fsir de-
mAnds Montana 6ne, Is@25c territorial
enc, i55<922c.
sAH gRAscIs0o xEyTKa.
fAs FkAscssco, Nov. H. hsat-
Offerings continue free, bat prices are well
sustained IT about sieo.
Begiey Easy: No. feed. T75<asDc
Oats- Liberal receipts check asY taad-
ency 70 buoyaney choice feed. 81 ~. No.
1. $I.27544f90; lower grades, 81. soEI. Is.
Hops-U Unchanged.
Potatoes -0ood UNDERGONE 20 prices:
Early Rose. s0@70c; Peerless, 75c@si
Barbsnks, nc0sf.50
butter Weak; fancy. &c: good 20
choice. 26a2lc.
gs-Easier; California ranch. s7H@
toc; store lots. 25@s0c.
Chartered--Aurecls. coal, Seattle 70 San
Francisco.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAxxKr.
cHIcAso, Noy. r. Wheat-Closed firm:
November, Toe; December. 7e5<c; May,
efs.
Corn--Active and higher: November .s5c;
December. siskc. May. $50.
Oats : Steady; December, MIC; May.
22skc.
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork-Easier; November, and January,
fa.22.
Lard--stssdy; Eovsmbes $3.50; jan
nary, s5.s7,1e5.so.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHfcAao. Nov. 20.--Cattle : Receipts
800; strone for best others weak: beases,
a. s00B.z74; steers. s2.T0654.30: stockers
andfeeders. fi.o0@2so; Texas cattle. $50
6t2.ao;
Hoes--Recsipts. q 900: higher and essy,
closing weak; mixed, a.5SG1S.S5; heavy,
ts.h5a4f0: light. ss509aoo.
Sheep Receipts. 100; strong; natives,
s3.Dso.o; Western. s3.5oGbl.20; Texans.
ss@s
LIVERPOOL GaArH MARKET.
LrvrnrooI. Nov. n. - whsat - Firm,
demand poor; holders offer sparingly.
California. No. l, Is sd@7s SD per GENITAL
Corn FIRM demaud uoof
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I pAcuIc sAvIaAnos co.-wHArcox

ii ROUTE
Steamer state OF washington, Henry Bailey,
n asteg, leaves Tacoma Sunday, Tu. sday and
Thursday for whatcom. sehome. Fairhayen,
Eamish, Coupeville. Anacortes. Utskiady and
Seattle. Returning leave Whatcom on follow
ing day.
seneduie-Tesve Tacoma D m. leave Seattle
ap. m; arrive Whatcom a. m; leave Whascom
p. ~; leave seattle ! 80 q M arrive 1scoma
$50 Q. IA.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE.
s.earner skagit Chief. George Barlow. master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday &c pa m.
Leaves Seattle. Hatdeids wharf. every Monday
and Thursday AZ p. m. for San Juan islands.
calling 9t Clinton. Utsalady, stanwood, Lacon-
ner. Friday Harbor, Roche Hsfbor.
sKAGIf RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey s T. Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays a.
] .. m
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for stanwood. Fir. sksgit City, Mount Yer
non, Starting and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING CO.,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent. Seattle
]. sEDGwTCK.
General Manager. Tacoma
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sAs Francesca. Nov. A-Arsvei--
Steamer AJAX. Coos cay; steamer VII.
ninwton. Nanasme. Cleared Whaling
bark. Ahrsm Barker, sirenda and ]. A.
Bossn. sound, steamer state Of California,
Portland.
MISUNDERSTANDING. prior 20 NoseEn~
her ss-Chsrles ER kinney, from Tacoma :
Puritan. from pert Hssidock.
yAfxARASRe. Oct. Arrived Ramila.
fYena Port Rl4kelsy.
MosrxvtnKo. Oct. sl,-Arrived--Atsiia,
frora TasasrnA
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syphilis. disease most dreaifna "a ia rssu]1r
completely eradieAsad 81 -
uleeFs, cs,Arrh. sae, rsrmaaeatly c1r,1
kidney. Urinary and bladder compas,n1x
psinfnl diAenlI too frequent burning -
eloo.iy urine. high colored o. with Milky cd
glest cystttis promptly aud aaisly err
Charges reaSon6hla NJ. 7,fj
Our success 10 Bassd upon rau>s
oar remedies act quickly and cure pormre
We DO not claim % know overyshine Is -
ton 20 medicine or diseases OF "a Be- skso Is s11
every case. bat ne do claim thai 4 laree es15o-
ave ana lncfssslns practice with nnparals!l11
Experisnce ia worth evesythinr. Kno~.s61>l
Easned by consulting With. critically rxanain{x&7
and successfully treating thousands az perSrrl
Of every age, sex. profession aud occupation -
fected with every presontablc ioru s1is sfaxo r.
saifeFing with liks msisdies thai we have 49,
eteded in restoring health 20 large mnl0x{fV III
cases pessed. even after other skiilsd Rau 60
gs.,e Rnysici.ns ~ nave is.lsd % effect Any psrne
We are psireni.ea BY : GLASS u ladies' -
gentlemen too sagacioas 10 be isnpossa upon -
ent 10 be frightened away from physlc1ans w[S
are curing them.
Persaps calling 81 our once eea Aavs the ID =
facfioWof q free eousultAlien. with she na0G1s
anee that teey may depend upun fecetxinx oH1p
did opinions. honorable, square DEALING. fSo1o~p
able uharges aud no encouragement AlthS1e \
prospect OF improvement or cara
Oar practice Is founded upon the results = ~
nsss methedss without references - schota1 -
You win nos be arrsd or persaaosd q tsk6
treatment. and no one will be treated ualo11i
there Il strong probability OK \ cure o. p9f11&
neat benefit Make inteffogsfions and 0eek4eI
oitice hours: Froms . M 70 b n. 90
days, 70 Il a N. only.
treated Al their homes hy cofrespondo0oA
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rEIxaRArmc MARKETS.
srv rosx ssock REVIEW.

~ foRk. Nov - Stocks were active
xxssk today. aud material losses from
eanssasy = figures resulted. though after
- ~ a somewhat better condition Of
- han In the early portion OF the day.
sloss was weak at about the lowest
- y the day. net one OF the active llst
Rs.ag an advance. Chicago gas lost ~,
hsnessc0 preferred AZ. sugar 80,
assses coal ~ Wisconsin Central and
sessEn unioE - each. Consolidated gas
hsascensinsntaI ~ each. Rock
- and Northern Pacific preferred IL
g Paul. Denver. TexRa A Fort Worth
bnAoa Pacific ~ each.
sswrnmenss dull aud steady.
ssenAxaK ANn sSevmrTk.
~ lekE; Nov. a. Money on cali.
9 q g. rs last loan, ~; prime mercan-
lassf, tsa5h. Sterling exchange. quiet
s'sAdys S1-asy bills, N.soaS; demand,
tssxsstsreAl, IL as tcodponl. TT: AVS
z.'stesl iesA Us tco0ponl less: Pa
= tl.a.
s7neK&
rkas ErpEsss. il6s1: Canads Pacific
sasds Southern. asA. Central Pa
~ Burlington, in&a. sIssckswanna.
Beaver 4 lilo Gxande. isA: Erie.
- Asnsss s Texhs. IS. Lake Share,
~ loaissills 4 Nashville. sasss Mich
Vsniral. AZ. MissoRri Pacific. go /.
ssa Paeiae. Nh: preferred. Eass:
- sssesrR. II = nsessrFed. a.. Nes
8 ssatsal. lpsi4 oregon Improvement.
ussun Navigation. loo; Transconti-
= ~ Pacific Mail, a.. Reading,
Rssk Island. So s.. Paul. 6ass I,
Farssc. issa UaieR Pacatle. 81
j ss<tes kxprwss. IS, Fargo Express.
= @ssssta Vnion. So: Americas Cot
stSixs srecxS
=. Sesx. Nov. sa--Asice sis. Con.
California a Virginia sa<zhs.
Consolidated SIC. Honesaake s..
- esssf. sc. Plymouth $40. Gale
= Mask Hills u.sA nszdweod Ter.
- 80 y cEtsto 81, Horn Silver g -
~ ssaall Hopss 81.
- Sssx nxscuAxpssK mAkxxr.
-. fesx, Nor. sa--neps E1rm; FAIR
- ep'ions csseed barely steady. -
s. as dewn. fairly kctsvs. sales, 81
- November. s.SS<g IS s.: necsna-
- - iASs: January, SIS Nsf3as.
staAses Mag. si6aaeeI6 Ia spot
I saiss and fair. eargoes. lsAe:
Asss hFn in good demand; cen
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a vac wlsAeaa : sseansrs.


In January ueat Leafs kosxEth vii be-
eome . snaa without oouatFy, Re wfl
GA the ssh Il that month eomnlsts the p<N
riesa OF absence fresR Hungary whscA viii
terminate aad forfeit his citisenship ct thai
country. His swa suns have heeonae ltaa-
fan sstsaens. ard he venerable patriot has
h<en ssrungsy urged 20 DO Akewtse. bus be
rrohaA1N vii not 60 50
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Returning leaves whatcom ate o N. Tues
dAys. Thursdays and saturdays. On the Satnr-
day trip the Libby gees through 20 seattle, Fare
froEa Port Townsend 70 seattle, 81. Unti fur
ther notice. passengers or freight from seattle
for the islands By the Libhy's Wednesday aud
Friday trips viii ee carried on the Washington
Steamboat amt Transportation Cas- steamer
E1lth 20 lurt Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
a&y nights and transferred direct 20 the Libby.
on these days The " A T. Co. viii issue tick
eta and Till freight through 20 destination
HERBERT y BEECHER, Manager.
J. a. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle
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BEE.

ne sssanes Bee d aow rsady So hEstneEs
F2rsz4a s4A4t1x tie sRExfee 81 lNee4ng hu&s
MI ksezse AEs3s e - e. 81 A II. Specializing
a. HE9so0gss kc3a n@r@ me Be< wia BE-
ksGEG syxxE a. lesza ar9s sse.ek tuc4 ez CainEhsA
a r sRALLDxSG.
c.asx AS1 Axszk
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The steamer J. r. Libby, Herbert r. Beecher
master, leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon at
4 n N. for Port Townsend aud the san Juan
isfanos from Haffeld's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend ~ q M every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whstcom, calling 81 smiths
Argyle. Lopez FridES Harbcr. Maple Ton Mon
DAY going north and Thursday going eozthl,
Roche HarboF, 0rcas and East sound
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skATTLk, WHA1COM AND skMIAHAuO
ROUTE
Steamer leaves Seattle for whstcom and al
way landings daily except Saturdays at II p.
m, Arrives at Whateom ats p. m the following
day.
Returning leaves whstcom daily except Sat
urdAy &C 9: 80 p. m. Arrives at Seattle az z p. m
the following day.
NorICK--sieasner leaving Seattle Fridays at II
D. m. wiz 20 70 Blaine and Semiahmoo. Leaves
blaine for Wketcom a. about 5 p. n. Saturdays
The only once In the city selling tickets to
ali 1.sislts Vast and South via the Canadian Pa
eidc, Northern Pacific and Union Pacific.
o. T. BnGes. Agent
ORA Co Dock
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CAUTION.

Beware ~ fraud, - my neme ana the prfce
ase stamped ca the bottom OF al my advertised
fhe ueerers agsInss MGR rrie.s ara INFERIOR
Roo1s II dealer oEerz W. L. DOUGLAS shoes
aE . reduced price, or sayx hs has them without
ny name and price stamped on the bottom. pat
him down a. d fraud.
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HAKxR. BACoS a CO. Axsssx. Seattle.
a. ~ WILSON, 7easgal Manager, Tacoma
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