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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

WHAT au aweingpring spectacle II
must be 10 see state Senators succumb
10 mo PIX Ia The clover craze and TO
Wagch tNvm during their duties Ia tip
Plug the boxes up and down and rolling
u.g marbles about lherciul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

TIM Foraker administration, tOgeth'
or with tho present Republican leglala'
ture, wlllprobably go down into state
history as the most rotten and corrupt
thus far on record,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
MlohIrnn 10 Attond tho colobrnLIon.

"""'k"" w Ns'V"' WI" No'op'"s'V"'
NEw YonH, April 0,-lSpocial,l J.
The governor Of Michigan has notified
the centennial committee that he will
attend the Warrington celebration, ao-
companled with battalion OF four
hundred state troops.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Tho ponn,x In prop Tronhlo.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 9.-[speciall
--Carnegie's speech before the logisla'
ture on the sins Of tho Pennsylvania
railroad monopoly has resulted in i'm
mediate action and the road will be
brought up To serious investigation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Now that the free schoolbook mat
Tor 10 IA u state Of sIatu quo, the public
~ wondering what new iubbery the lle'
poaltury aud its Great Big Farce viii
urEt enter Into,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A Very Iroolish Fool.

WHEELING, W, Va April TO- ISpe'
cial, l-Enos BOghan has refused to no.
cept n pardon from the PeniteDtiary
from Governor Wilson, because the
Governor says he was fool.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

THUs far 0hio'a share OF the Admin
Istratlon spoils is limited to two ap-
pointments, Ohio Republican Con
greamen have decided 70 ask no fur
ther fayors Of the Administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Tho Matthew Arnold Fund.

my Cable 10 tho Nova DomoorAtl
LONDON, April i0-Tho Matthew
Arnold memorial fuEd has reached
seven thousand pounds or $4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

IN tho soup The Reps desired re-
buke Of tho city council by the voters
on the road roller question
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Throo Hundred Days for Ballot Frauds.
CHICAGO, April 10, Especial Judge
ProndergaSt this morning sentenced
William Wilson 10 three hundred days
in the county jail for completely In
ballot frauds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

FROM Ave to twenty-five dollars is
the price paid Ia England for letters
written by rIgOtt, the value depending
upon the date,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A peodler Got Loono.

JoLET, IN, Apal l0.--lspeciall- y
"Farmer" McOOughrey, one Of the
famous Chicago "bOOdlers," was releas.
ed from the penitentiary this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

II. w, LOEgBLEH Is q dark horse FOR
tho city citrkahip at Massillon, He's
lust the mau for the position,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

FATurTY -"lmportant points nearly
gained, but not quite"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
HOTEL ANNOUNCEMENT
1no undemim0d, formerly with Amos Byou
he FAnnoru' Hotel. han lnAsod fora orm OF 3 yea
THE "UNIOM HOTEL"

81 North Market 81,
from a. w. tlodOnhfAnd. tho latA proprietor, Aht
has thoroughly rcmOdolod. painted aud decorated
Tie entire nuilGinW Alh1 put IN bCw fnrnltnit hod
m0nu ~ arc usually found In q hrbtolnsa Hotel
beg ~ announce that I am thoroughly prepared
every dgtAll tO care for the former gioph " VI
'unOn" and thu travelling public, md s0ilolt N
patronage Ot All Who appreciate good tAfu ana 90
Communications NJ olive and lot live" fAtoa.
Tho Hotel IA noOoaAbln by rtroct railway from
tho railroad stations IN tho city, has tOlophOnOl
tho once and hAs connected with n o largo HtAOll
and ehcdh, well ftiod up whcro homes viii be tho
roughly cared for .-
AuRl-Ry-dAv DANlh by hnb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

IN has been learned that Edwin Booth
smoked twenty strong cigars a day,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24

frees 2.TD szeks 0ree0a arrived today;
EAEsy Rosa, si.i5s Id. Burt4nkz. sLsaa
ILL.,.
Ezgs-Pxioes rsnee soa4se fer ca,for-
iaiz; - sooa - The weather clears = decline
II anticipated
no charters reported.
KEW YORK FEoprcK MAKKKr.
Naw Yokx. Dec Hops Fairly ac-
tive and hSr.
Coffee Options closed steady. 10 points
up: sales $ COS bag, December SIS s0aoo:
January, SIS. 70@ $: February. 81. 7ss9aJ;
March. si5.0G 800: Nay. xIszfs 10: spos
Klo. steady bat dull; fair earEoes. IssSe:
sugar-ssw. duiI and nominal: refined.
dull and easy.
copper-DuIi bat firm; lake. December.
3l8,fg.
LeAd-Quiss and steady: domestic. $3.50
Iia-Qaiet and easier; straits. &c.
cHfcAte PRODUCE mAKxwr.
cnTcaso. Dec Wheat. Eower: De-
cenber. 7sss<c asked May. s5skc asked.
Cora Lower December, s21<z; May,
s25le. bid.
Oats-ErFsS=iar: December. nominally
@1<: May, 221ze-
kYe--4I5<s.
Barley Nominal
Prime timoshy-Sl.2 ~
Flax seed-No. !, SIS.
Whisky~-zig2
Pork-steaiy; January, saI71s; Nay.
saszsz.
I.ard-stsady: January, s5.s7h G5.soi
May. 1906.
short Rabs-s teadyi January. A7o;
May. $4a91S.
Butter and eggs-Steady.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK mAaxEr.
carcAao, Dec. 2.-cattle - Receipts,
5000; steady and Toe higher; beeves. s2.904
Sis. st0ckers and feeders, secs; cows,
bulls and mixed, xaa2a0
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head; strong and
Sc higher: mixed, $s.5013.55; heavy. $50
@g671<: light, S3.5as9s70.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; steady; natives,
g. 75tsa.e9; Western cornfed, 81. 10.
LIVERPOOL CHAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. wheat-FIrm de-
mand poor: holders offer sparingly.
Corn-Steady: demand poor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
raE WATER 'FRONT.'.

The bark Tidal tSTsass il looked for daily.
The steamship Michigan Is due here to-
day.
sehwabacher's pier was completed last
night.
The /. ]. Perry returned down Sound
yesterday
The time OF the steamer Fleetwood win
not be changed.
The bark Templar viii not be ready for
sea for several days Jet.
The Detroit was expected back from Ta-
coma yesterday evening.
A new corrugated iron warehouse is being
put up on Phinney's wharf.
The ]. &. Britain brought in load Of
Chuckanaf stone yesterday.
The George w. Elder is scheduled to
leave here today for Alaska.
The steamship Hastien Republic has
1000 tons Of freight for the Sound.
The steamship Queen of the Pacific Is
due here to-day from san Francisco.
The u. s. coast and geodetlc survey
schooner Yukon stiil lays in Eagle hafbor
The steamer Jeanne. sailing in the Wells
line. leaves San Francisco today for the
sound.
The steam collier Willamette. Captain
Hansen, arrived here last evening from
Portland.
The steamer Delta was over 70 Traeyton
Sunday with G. II. kitsinger andpsrty.
The Wilmington does not leave San
Ffa1s1sseo lor the Sound until December Is.
The city Of Puehla. loaded with loo
tons OF coal yesterday and will leave for
San francisco tonight
The ship Spartan Is ON the way here from
San Francisco To load coal for the Black
Diamond Coal Company.
The Blue Jacket Is on the way here from
San Francisco to load coal for the Black
Diamond Coal Company.
The bark Seminole finished loading coal
last night and viii go 10 sea today. She
has 2. 100 tons for san Francisco. She may
not get away until tonight
Ii has not yet been decided when the
transfer Of the Washington Steamboat and
Transportation Company 90 the Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Company
viii be made.
The Badere Milling Company has begun
the construction OF q two-Story frame
Strueture on its wharf. The building Is
asxs0 feet in sire aud viii be used for a
steamboat Office and for storage purposes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
u CA1oala. NsFF0aa. s2la ana Blood Diseases
TO TIE LAnaFS

10 the LADIES,
We gfre usesg careful asta cssssslslar4A. sssn,..
Tee = DISEASES & N01asa ana shitsrea II y.oa
49, Noza AzS ehseaee. StzscaR ~ liagsfinx
$500 ar y toe cgEsCsfta ranssaN 8aeR0rx az -
SNss yea Fsmesasser sAe celebrated speosAllSss
s va rhen eshers lall Ihe specialists are
sAAsea n every department al medical ana ssar-
ksSA experiences TIE gsrofeAsor las hal vaar4
SEessssee = tas heeEstaas ol Breoklya &nd
Nonaas Hospital ceslers. sew Tsrf. AMI Il
Nas q We NEST ksseessf1s and eess kacwn gsse-
ceseSaeAl specialists IA th.s coanssx
To Young and Ralddls-Agec Aaen.
Nervons pcbsafv. Snsra&tsrsh.vs. seea.nss
ssss sea- Decay. arlsshg Esea tnaisaFa
Fsssf = % tns fzes. &xegsiaa 70 aAssefv al -
eassSaFAsed, s3ek II eonEdence. dali nlsszF rs
s4ssy, permanently ana sreesiss esss,sl
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
SypAsss. disease moss ,freassf,,s N -. -v,se.
eosnIisfely etasllea.s1 -
xSe .s5 Co.. os' ssa Sc permanently earsd
Aa4ney. EFsnavy Aua BLADDER oomzsasutA
faAAsaA Gsd3eHts egNa free uanz ban ~ -
500 Nrlsae. hisa easeEed Of with milky sesii-
60 g iinE. waaS back, gonnerasaa.
SsaTgss sesssaahia
Oar Snccsss 10 Saaad upcn facts
osf remedies set quickly and cars psruss.
We 90 uoi ssaim 70 know cvegxthsnv IN vns.
+ezl 70 eissaa or diseases or Is te ssse Il srra
etskx eese. bat SO claim that iarTs ssxses,-
Sfs ARss tissTeass1g ptaetaoe. W8tA anfasaiefia~f
sesesss e ksassAia Il the hest proof q iss
EypeFleaoe Is worth everything. Kaewfasw.
gained b consulting with, crsfloAiss exagafnIas
ara successfully treating thousands a. ~ 500
g every sEes sex. profession ana oecufsafi8n a.
5sste3 VITA every preScHtaeie faraa nsd STAGE ~
1ssAses s. aefsFsatty. enables IS "a assure fhasa
taGsans with Las uisaAt1sS, that No have sac
ettard II ts+ortnk heAsfh % large naisSsffY az
tAst% ffeStkd. even after 0tAer skilled sad aaars
sSAc RhSsts4sas have satte1 90 efect al rssrtna.
neut eohnge for The better
y & are pktroat<o7 bs a class OF isafaa and
gentsvfeSH too ssgaGseas 70 be imposed upon 81
az tgnorant gaeck. &ad they ara too lnpcpeui-
sis g - rs tened Awky tsoue PHYSICIANS $40
Persons calIsng It CIR once can have tAe aatis.
faction e tree consultation. NfEa tbs assnr~
Anee tnat they may aspend npon reoefria az can
Cid ossAnksass hoaoraale saumre dealing. reasogl-
Wspect - improvement OF cnrss
Oar practice i f0ulaed utsoa the results 81 the
ptat tretaocA, W8tA0at reference 10 HcA0ols %
You viii not - urged or persaaded 20 tags
fseatsnent. and no one VIII be treated mniasz
there Il straag probability Of q cars or pergna
neat benefit Make snterresntfons and decide
Tor s0Hrse1
of.ce houn. Froms a IA 70 a "a. SAN
n R4-person2 anabla % Walt rs may be
treated st theif hozass oy correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sect b. mal af ex-
lreax Consultation frea
Always send stamp when reply ie eKfecs9A
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rrrEoRArnIo MARKETS.
xaw Yone srncr nrr.rw


NEw Iosx, Dec. 2a-The apathy OF
ffscuatofs aas today Illustrated by the
aHlsed Hsetuasi0ns ia stocks Of The regular
al . great majority al which were traded
ever range Of 40 more than per cent
5as maFkes opened afFong and Missouri
EAane lei the market ia both activity and
s1sngth. hnt there was improvement in all
&c list Ia the afternoon sugar was at
Aased and dropped 3 per cent before the
kessmeaf came 10 4 halt Later in the
Nsssaoen, when rates on call reached 3 per
~ Haaefs became beariSh. resulting In
sssAdinE OF Of prices all over the hst. al
kh Tie declines we're on the aame
s1fea sale ~ the eassy advance. The
ss,'e sas dull and rather aeaYy with sugar
aat . shade better than the lowest price
sas dsy. Governments duh and firm.
sNFnaeam strong 81 Ia4, and after narrow
Eaasnalsans II became weak and declined
~ : slight improvement occurred aud
= @afket closed a. IeSsl lowest, ios;
.as'as a. itSs. exchange opening. l03fs.
snssa lts5'A, lowest. i05 closing ~
So. sales. sssas0 barrels.
1scn1sgK Asp sxruefrtks.
sra 1oRK, Dess 81 Money GA call
ssssd ~ besa; prime mercantile paper.
49,, sterling exchange qules and
ly eAday bills. s4Ss.. demand.
Yates States 4 tregisieredl fsss' United
sass & teogponsl IeTts; United states
- seeaponh liis. Pacine d, lies.
szocKs
american Express, us. Canadian Pacific.
Canals Southern. NA. Central
.s2ae, -, Rasllegton. ia Delaware
s.sa<sAs2aas fs0Es beavers 6tot3ranae.
kFis. RS Kansas & Texas. II
$50 saere, iUss Louisville & Nashville.
AsaiEAa Central. q. Missouri
49, A Northern Eaets3e. 81. pre-
~ - Northwestern, To-. Pre-.
-. g New York Ceatral. lis; Oregon
sst@vas, sils IE&nss0afsaentzs. Sas
49, Mat, &5is ReadsnE. sSl kaek
go ssssa - pzat, aAs Texas Paciae,
Naa0a Raciilg, Wass Imltea states
lsps -; fASso Exp7ess. -, Wesssrn
a ss8a' American Cofsoa 0l. Slss.
utSgss STOCKS
Nsv Neex. nsc. "a Best and Reseher.
=. Consolidated California & Virginia
- EsFska Consolidated. So Hale &
$1,000, - 81 Hofn silver. 81 North
- Isse sLga, sephlF. ST. SsvAre- 81 ~
$50 fsssat. sLsf. nsA.s esas,a Terra 81 e.,
ss'sse sLsai Masasstske. s.. Mexican.
.e' ssas@Fse. So, Flyaaeash s. IS. Bion
eNaaessssssea. 81
as sAkNetsea Naxtan,
50 fasseEaeo. Esc. ~ Wheat Far
- n pgogfsss. shossgh rF8osS 30 not
sassA guoiAaAs. 81 ~ siaa,
s;s@44y Ne. ssSss. r s So
Demand sot zetlves sessers aes
esasns ossrsaes as.d az effort o. fagss
sSasa Tsssit IN wuAksnsus the unAr.
sesses feed SIe. Na. !. 81 l-Es
80 sssaea. slszisa
sss1gs--l neAAnss.s. vAlses .sfac.
-. -.essasiy sAnSy, 2..e. eoo1 q
se'ases tgscss steady. seSespss saora
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BEE.

TIE slsaEzsF Pee = aa~ rsa39 - szssBe~s
fbTSsss wssnazE Es2 service IS ecSs1ng ha@E
y Is fafAss AgsFss 80 seAr3 ~ e A. sg3e aslzg
Al k@Gastss Hss4s NozNS E&e S1e ~ -
tea2A syiaS a. 1Ssssszss slsss- aaz& - rssazaa4A
IL +. sRAIE1ftNss.
CwEez aaa Agsak
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pAcuac COAST sTEAxsHIP COMPANY

pss~4srh tssaxssTs frusa seA3sis ss AasauwG
Faf S&as FramEsscsS va E.sTs IewnseS1 ara
NscsGEaM A. p n T@seSzEerx reeGgEed ca
t4aAn1 AZ 5 D M katfez A%v . y "a ~ - AID -
An& srerg Nxr OARS tAees&fsex
ser Asia EheensaaNT sa8 = e. : q n
Erasx sAz Frmneisce sar Nset@gas G18 PEEaa
ssen3 pavs4. A. a n. hsFssssSE !. 8 q -
a s. 49, III Aa4 eFNrF I've e4ys te&Fs-
ast1E
X1qeets rnay - cesMsmNf a. Ire e@rS cz tSS
cssserzwy A. q rzn ifs a. -'asft e
tss0DAL1. PERKINS = CO,
tse@@EAS Axeat&
IA 70 'EAsks& ssTaeE. S&a FFSEessess Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24

seattle. wiAAtcon. Semiahmoo and Blezne
Leave Seattle daily. except saturday. tog What
CON 8 IL ?. ~. Arrive - Wnateo1 daily ex-
ce2t saE9ay. AZ .. H. Leave WhAicom Ter ee-
attic daily, except saturday, IS 2. N Arrive
~ Seattle duly. except sunday. ~ -
eora ever saturday az 5 > IA; FetErning leave
Blaine every sunday az 10 A IA for Nhatc0m
and Seaftte o. r BRIGGS. Agent
City Dock
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Rrtrrnfre. seaves wnsaccu ~ 30 O. n. Tnes-
dnys ThuFs1Ays ard Saturdays On TIE saEar-
6ay 1sp the Point Arena toes through . seattle.
Fare from Pe<s Townsend % seattle, IL Lnsil flF-
she isiaudk By the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday erips viii Be CARED On tie Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co steamer
Edigh 80 PORT Townsend on Tuesfssy Mnd Thurs
Oar ntkhss ard transferred direct 10 the Port
Arena On these days tAe ", q I. Co VIII
issue tickets and hin freight through 70 dess+
HERRERT r REECHER- Marriages.
J. A HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC EAvIGATIos CO..
EEAMEg PRINTER
BOUND soUrK-
Vancouver. Monday and ITOwp.end. thursday
roaassas sou.y enS e saa s0n fsay and
Seattle Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday .....-s-4s m Tuesday ..+.-.s.- 10 q m
HogSD s0kTV-
Seattle. NJ Midnight Townsend. b . m
Tuesday ard Friday wha;com IS 20 a n
Townsend = n Roche HaEeor-i2 g
The coTnpsny reserves the right % change thu
time table o. places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fndays
lays or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays aid Fridays
yoHN A. o'BRIES. Master
Nv PARKER Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p. y. Co. Id
TUE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAyEN
-LKAvEs FoE-
utssiady. coupeville. Anacortes. Fairhaven.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday 6. ?. M
The steamer sksgit chief viii run on above
time card during temporary iay-ap OF steamer
feirhaven.
Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma wedncs-
day, Friday end sunday At : 20 = m. from Seattle
|. Warehouse Co.'S wharf
BAKER, BACON 4 Co. Agents. seasffe.
+. Is. WILSON General Manager. Tacoma
+. l. Gov GILL. Agent FairhAyen
Iroop's CANAL ROUTE STEAMER JOSE
IL Prime.
The steamer Josephine win leave Hatfield.
Cclrnan wharf, foot Of Marion street, "Wednesday
and saturday morning 8 $50 q "a. for Port
Gamble. ses.heck. Union City and all war points
on Hoods SAnal Returning leaves Union City
Monday ami ThursaAy morning. For freight or
passage apply g Astns ccolIn 81 whst o. on
BARNARD OPPOSITION LINE
San FRANCISCO To PUaET SOUND
One OF the following Steamships
HAYTlEE REPUBLIC.
SIGNAL.
WILMINGTON.
VIII san a follows from San Francisco: Hay
tan Republic. Dec Is: Wilmington, Dec.
~ Signal. ---, carrying freight
and passengers AZ re-
duced rates
Calling at Port Townsend. seattle and Tacoma
For freight or passage amply 20
J. A. HATFIELD, General Agent. Hat6eids wharf.
Seattle.
r. BARNARD & CO, Agents, coo Battery street
san Francisco Cal.
YT,HEFAsT AND coMMoDf0us PASSENGER
u ETSANKR AuLTSDMAa.
ieFroslrIos BoAa
Leaves the n r. wharf daily att = m. foF olym-
pla. Kgmilehe snd Grsy's Harbor. returning 20
Tacoma ~ p n. connecting with hoats fox
SEATTLE AND wHATCoa.
Arriving at seattle 81 p. N
TINE TAsLE.
fx Tacoma TeQam Ar Olympia iasoam
Nv Olympia ie IS m Ar KAmische ii q a N
Lv Kamtiehs ~ Is = m Ar Olympia i4spm
Nv Olympia &c n Ar Tacoma SEQ D n
Cennectinr wikk beats for seattle.
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shipping intelligence.

gax FRAsCtsCo. Dec. -. Arrived VII.
mington. Victoria Sailed Blue Jacket.
Seattle; Spartan, Seattle. CleaFsd-We l-
lingson. Nsnaimo; r. u. Peters. NAnaimo.
sailed from san Diego 2ist- McNear. for
Puget sound; nelane, Pors Blakeley.
Arrived az Honolulu November lie. O.
whitmore. Puget sound. tsth--Ceylon,
Puget sound; Robert Levers, Port Towns
end
Arrived at sydney November 7--Caii-
fornsa, from Jtsalady-
Arrived Al Melbourne. November 2S--lii-
vsncible. from Port hlakeley. December
si--Jereralah Thompson, Fort Discovery.
Arrived 81 London December a. Thomas
s. stowe. Mooayyllle,
Arrived al Yokohama December 2f--Ba-
tay1a. from Vancouver,
sailed from penarth December 0-Qaeen
Victoria. for Vancouver,
sailed from Liverpool December o.
Haselbsnk. for FoFt Townsend.
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TuAsD TRANSPORTATION Co-HKEsEEz
i \. BeechEx, managed
TIE grgAvrs ror.gr ARENA

leaves eenst5e every sunday afternoon ~
Ia n FIR Po-s Tawrsena and she san yua1
sfersas from HMraasd'g wh&gf Leaves Port
Towrsend ~ - q n exEry Ao1d&F, ~ wednesday
ana FRIDAY fer Whkseoza. calling ~ rDslaS
tFiNra and Richardson weather peraitsingls
ArTyae. Lopez Fxsszxg Earnox. Marie con Mon-
DAY going north and THURSDAY E9zHg s0Gka3,
Roche Harbot OrEAs and E&xs sound
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wuAr-ov Avn srvrAHNoo pnrTv

~kaazaeE Eltzs Anderson leaves seattle a. n
IA Massasss, v esinax9Gvs and Fridays: strives
~ u h4tes "a q. IA nexs day. ketarnsnx leaves
" hatcata Tuesdays aEd Thursdays ~ s 9. n,
ksgastays q N. Aoaaaw trip 60 Seuafahrsea
.. n JACKSON. President
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sltATTIgw HATcoN Enr-rE

Steamer Warrington iesves seassle az . y IA,
Sundays Tuesdays ard Thursdays. arrives a
Nhascoza AZ q m next day RetnxutnE. leaves
" haEcoEa al p m Mondays. Wednesdays and
FriaAys, arrives 81 seattle stf q N nsxt aAy,
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CoLUGaIA q FUGET SQUAD Z r.
TTMg TABLE.
rAETSs EFrxgr svSDAx. ocrosrs n 1s&
Trims arrive a. and semTe Seass1e sz fnEsrwr
Leave ATxtra
ss ssss'os. and wsvI s@nn 4mRn
FrznkIin and var sta-l
Coal trains with coach xssarhea nsve 40 rera-
az running nrass VIII ezrry p4szeHrsxx
=. 4 Hill s41eTt ESen1enx
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last TfAE-
PAssIsSGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
--FHR--
SeAs1heS gAcurz9 osy0Fsm- Sse.s&eoon and
MeSe&ls Island
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Wy a at Co.-STEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yekleg's dock, seatsias daily IoE Tacoma
al 10 q N.

sEATIIE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
rs mall steamer Edith leaves seattle every
Port Townsend e s q IA ncxt 5Ay. Returning
leaves raTl Townsend ~ 10 % = m arrives 81 50
ate Ell u ~
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A PLAIN STATEMENT.

Many rsFsaas sseslfing a tnxess ia real estate
hstY gsSk esx4y aTcn she statements ef eshefs
TAa psafss vas ~ bus - 20 saamtae the prop
rft9 eafrfHliY aud tbsa bay % Fssfsssl stbls
ssesasxs We Faeaua cad the lets ans tleeks sc
have far sale 90 ths saoee 81 atFesa lake IS
verify tsf suae 81, saas4faEe NssenE&na- ArFsg ~
Nss clfg naAp. eamptls2 ~ scarry 4 owsas.
ctsy eagtaeeFs. g 9av really fey aelivsTy Ar'
las E0mp&pE, kfszf stTesS
We have eteht isrEe afecErfs aEhez. glvtas es
ass Ixet a. asEAA EVaaas. Fkssaa ca. the
lagxast cashiag dealers Ia the weird, cSssnss Co
tasahss sHa FfeA&
gassawks psvsens ~ ssewAss & HelEzss
nrMe 81.
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CTHAArER KIRKLAND

Leaves Power Hessa
Leaves as q N. for Juanits ana way
ports
Leaves at ga m. and s:Isn N. for Newcastle
and way ports
Leaves a 2 n "A. for Jaanita ana way
port& J. II. LOTGHEAD. Manager.
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Branches san Francisco. FCAlB Portland.
iCr8 TAc0raa ~ ssh-} Victoria. Vancouver, Ssw
MessnainStsz. Nsn&Enao &ua k2asi0osa. -. c.E
Efeeeraf k&sEInz bZxarezs transacted. soTelen
exehsnxs .aNxhs and sasts af&sts sg3 Mles
xranAse sFsnsfees sGSe % me tAsk atsn5fAss
: 20 ca Nes YORK Esicaxo. GaBsaa SID KtSng
Kong Deposits secssved sasseet g e1s@E
Interest pat4 ca Eae 6apos3s2.
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NEKRrHAxrs NATIONAL Rank.
ESssrnsted aee-ssaary AMI Ena1eiA
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