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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Rod olnnd,, Fourth OF Jnlr spsseh.

Among the features OF tho "Fourthn cello
bratIon al Chadron was tho speech OF tho
celebrated Indian chief, Red Cloud. lilo was
introduced 10 the audience by L. j. r. Jaeger
Ladies and gontlemeni win nay some
thing 10 you this evening, and want you all
10 lIaten 10 mo, please waa asked 10 come
and 400 you and celebrate tho great Fourth
OF July, and 10 show you how tho Indians
dance, but have something 10 tell you be-
ddea that have told you many times DO
fore that all you people were my friends, and
hope that all our children will love each
other like brothers and children In the future,
~ II wo were oil born OF ono woman.
"Tho Great Father Hont commissioner hero
10 try 10 bulldozo mo lIgo child, aud try 10
take my land away from mo- They told mo
that II did not gIyo tho land up IL would DO
Just like u big lsh In pond with little fish,
the big onoa would cat tho little onoa all up.
They taid that tho whito people would take
all tho good lands from mo, and that would
have nothing left but bad lands, whom
would Gtaryo 10 death. They said that II /
had big atOno wall around mo tho white
people would get over 10, and that II did
not sign tho paper thoro would bo no more
Indlana.-they would bo ,gipod out hut
am no CHILD.
"Thoy eamo 10 mo lkoa child, and 10 l did
not sign tho paper, Tho Great Father has
bothered mo no much about my land that l
am getting tired Of H. have told him that
| viii never give aim any more OF my land,
and want you all 10 understand mo. Tho
Great Father has made many treaties with
mo aud my people, but mover kept his word
whom tho timo came 10 pay tho money 20
mako his word good. ] am ohlof OF the whole
Sioux nation, aud | hhvo promised my poo.
pie that would mover sign any moro OF my
land away, and am going 10 keep my word
In oil treaties with tho Great Father was
always cheated, and 90 were my people
do not like 10 make fuss over this, for
want TO DO friends 10 you all. This land
whore Chadron Is now Ia mino, and was
6tolon from mo In tho treaty OF 1863 want
you all 10 DO my friends, Iwould aay moro,
but l do not fool well. Good.by"-omaha
Hornld
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
-ARsENlo ATNo.
Ths Frao,iss More Largely Hnduised IN
Than IL Generally hupPosed,


Ths eyidenee Elyen before tho coroner and
maldstrates al Liverpool IN tho MAybriGk
casa goaa far 10 confirm tho AlAlemenla made
from time 10 time by eminent phyeelana that
tho practice OF eating arsenic ia largely In
dulged Ia Ia various parls of the world.
When Professor JohnHtone, IA his "phemia'
lry OF Common IAieN first called attention
10 tho Internal uss Of arsenic over thirty
years ago, his statement was received with
surprise and derlalon
Tho truth Of his assertion was, however,
fully demonstrated especially aA regards tho
Austrian province OF htyrla About two
years ago an Austrian physician publikhed
his observations on tho menial and physical
condition OF several arsenic eaters who had
been In the habit Of taking varying quantl'
ties OF ordinary white arsenic o. rcd orplment
at intervals for long period.
Tho presence Of tho polson Ia the urine
showed tho average dose taken daily 10 be
nearly half grain, or three times the largest
dose prescribed Ia medicine Physically the
persons examined were quite up 10 tho aver
age, while mentally and intellectually they
were In no senss below thelr nelghbora Some
we're thin, Others abnornally stout, and tho
habit did not appear 10 have any Influence
on tho formation OF fat None OF the cases
showed symptoms Of slow chronic poisoning,
and tho cause alleged by most OF tho persons
Tor giving way 10 tho practice was that tho
drug has a strengthening influence on tho
digestive organs, Another motive for Ia use,
especially among girls, la that u improves
the complexion, rendering tho skin smooth
and clear
According 20 Dr. Duehnef arsenic 10 habit
ually mixed with tho dishes served upon tha
tables OF young ladies' boarding schools Ia
Switzerland.
This remarkable statement receives eonflr'
nation from tho transactions OF the Amer
lean Pharmaceutical conference Ia New York
last year. Among tho subjects discussed AZ
that conference was tho uhe OF 'araenloal
compilation waters, and the questions which
tho pharmacists sought 10 aettle were how
much arsenic did these waters usually con.
tain, aud what were tho NJ effects, II any,
arising from their uao Brom these and
other facts II aeema that tho practice is moro
general than ID commonly supposed, Young
persona are better able, 10 IL said, 10 aaalml
lato the drug than middle aged or old people,
but persons who have once habltuhted them
selves 10 arsenic eating cannot lay II aside,
aud II Ia ayerred that II ever they arc pro
vented from obtaining their daily dose
they experience all tho palms and horrors OF
slow arsonleal poisoning, Newcastle qeng'
land Chronicle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

An amusing Incident ~ well M an ombar-
raadng one 10 tho parties concerned, occurred
IN tho county clorls ollco recently About
o'clock young Indy, probably 81 years Of
ago, walked up 10 the marriage license desk,
accompanied by an oldorly lady, presumably
her mother.
~ want license" sho aid 10 Deputy
Danlola "rhls Is the place, is itTn
"Ycs,n replied tho doputyi "tho namo,
ploaso,n
Thoyoung lady gayo her namo, and thon
tho clerk askod "Doyou reside In tho coun.
tyr
"Yca, live horo,D And after fow moro
such intcrrogatorIcs Daniels was IN tho act
Of laying down his pom when tho lady ven.
turod tho question; "Do havo 10 put the ~
censo on tho dogs collarF'-Iudlnnapolls
Journal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Tho ronnylynnla 10 increase tholr worna

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. id.-Tho Pom.
gylyania Railroad company has decided
10 increase their works NJ Altoona. For
q long time their present works situated
there have been inadequate for the
amount Of work that 20 required Of
them. A new aitc has boon chosen for q
largo number Of shops 10 be erected.
This ground ig situated about two miles
from the present works, There will be
an erection OF boiler, machine and black
smith shops, boiler house, electric and
hydraulic houses, Office aud store houses,
paint shop and paint store house, The
works will bo largo enough TO employ
between 600 and 900 men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Altogether n curious woman "a MolJcila.
You know al about hor ~ ail actrole, no
doubt, Hul probably rimlro her, Ia fociai
intercourse she Ia remarkable for culture
and intellect, nnl sAe also poHc0oi that self
compncont estimate Ut her own abilities
without which, suppose, no uc,ro0 could
attain much sucoe@ ! met her few days
ago In tho studio OK Frank Fowler, an artist,
who had invited company TO soc a portrait
which he had pslntol Of hnr. II n laly N
private he had thus put her real faco under
Inspection alongside picture OF u, she
would DO o,9n u the charge OF immoleaty,
hut MndIml0 10 accustomed 20 publicity
"1he work Isn't llkgnets az al, remarked
somebody, gazing Ot tho original AMI thon at
tho paintln;
"aat ccs l,re, oo zare oos notllg similar
Look NJ IS both Wo ags not o'ou seetoiG
But lDus az W. now
She took place close by tao r'atlro
struck thc attitude IN which u repr. ntod
hor. and, bv,iold, tho freas we one Ia libc
nsa She had readily put hor few. OK TITO
exactly tlo combination shown on the eau
va, subsequently, esw harSve M odd
...''."".. -'ir,m full Of hor photo
graphs Thoio were over Twenty radically
different views " boz frrc, raa ing from
gtayo To ;ty Sho made herself ike clca VI
LAan Il, Will - nwv'dcncA pfaRa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

KANSAS CITY, Aug. i4,-Tho country
botwcen Topc,u and Kansas City IL
flooded and consequently all the trains
from the west were late, An railroads
suffered heavily by Che storm from
whshouts and inuudation. The Santa
Fo ruiroad for ton miles this side Of
Topeka n completely washed AWAY,
Although the Union PacIde is Tho only
road left intact by tho storm between
Kansas City aud Topeka, yct In place,
II Is under two 10 th"Co feet Of Wotcr
The stor playcn great havoc with tic
tmclW elNcan This By and Omaha,
but ull the trains rived, coming half
an hour 10 thr,e hour late,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Bi7HMo' -, Va, iug u Special r
Tnr Demo- ah" state cony .ulion m
at noon 10 taN 10 Nmlnots governor
and olbrr officers. Over ore thousand
delegates have lived iu thc cilN she
candid1trs for Wien or Hte j, w. Nc.
X rnty Who ew na ihua u ~ nave thD
iuslde track, closely followed hy Editsl
Il " lp'ru", tUrrrtssmfuG u Ulvrail
\ ". V,nab,O ape } II Tyler. 10 II
500 h...u,td Hylhiug more than pre-
,snmArJ luinrs Viii ~ transacted
lo.day NomiuHtlouS will probably not
b. lUade until to morrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

FIYpLAY, Aug, ii,-Tho five flint glass
factories OF this city have resumed op.
erationa, after the usual summer ehut
down, with 8iB hands. The six window
glass houses aud the lamp chimney shop
will begin the regular season Sept I,
thus increasing the number Of hands 10
1900. No trouble regarding wages 10
expected before Jan. /, NJ which time
the present contracts expire and now
scale will be put on, from which trouble
N apprchCndcd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

LiScotN Ncbo Au" i1,--1hc most
dieu lom GOODS Tie southeastern pnrt
OF il0 state hls experienced FOR tn
yOnts uru now lu progress. The NcmUh
river ,Ic Blue end Sale and dozens OF
smaller streams N'c over their banks and
the waters have shown no signs OF ah0t.
ing. Much propnuy hnr cen destroyed
aud the daua,o " n road6 Nv great,
Tho Burlington and missouri b9twcon
Lincoln aud htchison ig bally washed
out AZ m. might le wt'er vas stu
ri ilg. rumoa come W lralJ Of liio
a. one o. two plG3 l0tN il Impossible
10 verify 'iM',
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
raInted nnd lolIed ln lhe NInd.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. IA man
named Westmior, living at Dyeraylllem,
who has q wife and -four children, has
lately been living with another woman,
Last night lao was visited by mob at
the request Of his wife, They found
him NJ tho reaidcnoo Of his miatraaa llQ
attempted to ESCAPE, but wAa captured
and dragged 70 paint shop There he
was stripped naked and his body painted
red and green and gprinkled with tur.
pontine. He was then rolled In the mud
and dragged through the streets peltod
with mud and nearly killed, Whom ro-
leased ho was hurried out Of town by his
iflendh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

3 YoUNGsTowN, Aug, l4.--A sensation
was caused here at the meeting OF tho
Mahoning County Medical society by
Dr. Wickham reporting that ho had
caused the removal Of smallpox marks
ON the face Of a lady In this city, 30 that
the dOprcsiona were not visible Tho
case Ia attracting attention among tho
mediCnl frntCrnity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Convention Of Journeymen Tallors,


COLumUa, o., Aug, li,-1he follow
ing additional delegates 10 tho National
JOurneymen Tailoa' convention have
mrlyedi j, o, Balm, Little Rock A, T.
Tadenhauaen, Knoxville, Tenni John q,
May, Erie, Pal NJ, hantz, St Paul,
MINI, After the general secrotary's re'
port, President Jensen appointed the
following committees Finance Martin
Cuaiek, Louisville, XVI Henry Cohen,
Denver, Col, George ueyer, New York;
Peter Voll, Zaneaylle, Of Charles 7,
lngall, Binghampton, n, y, On officers
reports-Andrew Golding, BosIonl John
Madge, New York; Michael kemmet,
Baltimore. C0rrehpondence-l'red, W,
Clapp, Birmingham, Ala,j Henry
Wefdea, 81 Louis H. Y, Foley, Bloom
intOn, Ills, On eOnatitutlon-l Horny
Bpitz, New York; Michael Donegan,
Providence, H. III A, fadenhausen,
Knoxville, Tenn,j Louis lletzel, Column
bus John j, Kimmer, Syracuse, N vi
Al. Bantz, 81, Paul, MINI, and Herman
Riott, East Saginaw, Mich, On resolu'
tl0na-Jamea White, Brooklyn, NJ,
Scheiicr and John y, May, Erie, Pal
q. y, Sedin, Danbury, Conn,i II, y.
Spnngler, Chattanooga, Tenn, and
James Dillon, Richmond, Va. On local
unions Thomas Joyce, Peoria, llla,,
John Dippold, New Haven, Conn,i
Peter Wineger, Minneapolis j, II, Cur
ran, W, Smith, Ark, and Daniel Shark
ley Knoxville, Tenn,
The cOmmitto, ON oiiloera' reporta
made their report, They recommended
that the official organ OF tho union,
The Tailor, be enlarged 10 meet tho In
creasing demands, The ontiro afternoon
session was occupied bycommittee meet
inga, II Is anticipated that all the
various committees will bo ready 70 ro-
port by this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Cnlered IlnIrhl. of rylhIn..

/ CINCINNATI, Aug, il,-Tho fifth bion.
nial session Of the supreme lodge Of
Colorcd Knighm Of Pythias was resumed
nj Polar star hall. Dr. I'll A, Williams,
of New Orleans, was reelected supreme
chancellor Tho supreme keeper Of seals
reported a membership Of 5000 In good
standing and steadily increasing, A
concert was given last night ~ Odd
Fellows hall, Coyington, Ky,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Henry Longley md Lizzie y. Hunter

Henry Longley and Lizzie y. Hunter
OF Canton, have been liCenseo TO wed.
rhe county commissioners are In res.
sion TO dpy n'lnaing bills md transact
ing other huSlutts VI routine nature.
Loreuz Ilglef nag commenced civil
enit In common pleal COutt against
William ROmnol.
John Albright, sr, has commenced
suit IN common pleas court against the
West Maesiluu Col Go
Sheriff Lellinger l,fC the city Satur.
1ly for New Castle, ~. He's after a
am vno Is wanted reco 20 answer TO u
BerlOns 0sa-2o.
.arlin SclhlCk has commenced s1it
In common NelF court to collect $500
from Bet, i. Blyby
CorNliuc Williams lar commenced
snit IN UolnmCh ll1Js Q1rt to l0reclose
4 mortgage against Mary Williams, OF
Al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

The state division Of American Wheel.
mems league is In session NJ Dayton,
John u. Morgan, Of Martins Fcry, IL
in Pitbburg 10 sot up u tin plato plant
In the exposition building, He IL nc
oompanicd by his four sonB Mr., Nor.
gan Ia the first man 10 mako tin plato in
thig country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
THE GOVERNOR.
TO HONOR A RgoulslTloN FROM THE
GOVERNOR or MISSISSIPPI,

1ha Convention of JouFneymen faileFs
kiin Ia Progress -Glass Factories he'
sumo 0perations-A Youngstown Dee
COZ oaases a sonsation-ileunion Of tho
Sherman Hrlgade-coioFed Knights
COLUMBUS, o., Aug, i4,-Goyepor
Lowry, Of Mississippi, who Is now en-
gagged la prosecuting the Aulllyan-kil'
rain pnle lighters and those who assisted
Ia arranging for tho mill, Is anxious 20
net q hold on Superintendent Richard
Carroll, Of the Queen and Crescent rail-
road, over whose lines tho party travelled
% tho fighting ground, lie made q
requiaition on tho governor Of Ohio for
the eXtadition Of Mr., Carroll, Governor
Foraker returned from tho east At 1
O'Clock, and a. once took un the case, IL
appearing that Mr., Carroll was not
present la the state Of Mississippi NJ the
time OF the fight mentioned In tho
requislton and had nothing whatever
10 do with Il, tho governor refused 10
honor the reputation for the return OF
ihe superintendent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

1t won't cost one half as much. DO
not delay. Send three 2.cent stamps
for postage, and we will send you Dr.
Kaufman's great work, fine colored
plates from life, on disease, It's causes,
and homo cure. Address a. 4. Ord
way u Co., Boston, Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

WAHiiNGToN Aug. IA. "A telegram
fion Bar llorDor sc's by Haron Rosen,
charge d'eIuirs Of the Russian legation
in this ely, wo6 received by NJ De-
Routhewsky no technical attache, an
nounuing the death on Thursday last of
Madame Dc Struye, wifo Of the Russian
minister 10 the United Statoa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
lnnrrn. Ilch,. noalr. ban r.nrlnt.,

rhB simple application " f"swAYNEf
OlNTMigNr,' y withu,it Any Internal med
lone viii cure ANY Ollse " 'fpttpr. sll
Rheun, EingwOuo, Plea, lich. Sore.
plmtles. lle2ma. all Scaly ltrhv Ski
trupnong. no matter how obstinate 0r
onp s'nn ltnp ~ ~ rrmnl effective
sid cosia ut r't'a ,T.?9.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

LONDON Apg. 10 3.- the Queen !.
siill suffering very much iroU senate
rheumatism which causes her Rreui
pain. typboid fever with kind Of
kindred blood poisoning hao bten very
prevalent here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

SyMr1UMs-- Moistuw; Intense itoh
lng nnG utinging; niUst NJ night; wOrw
Dy scratcilhg II allowed 70 continue
tunors form, which often bleed and ul.
crate, becomi Ing very sore SwAYNF't
OINTMENT stops tho itching aud bleed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
a canton Man WIN 10 nhnrn.

The au ualsrOch ricnic will be- held
Sept7 he Alln,e Review saye; The
piuuin Nill ns ridiyHpu by the ludi4
ls'ielhle p'eSene of Arcme McGrrg0r
tnU evergreen Hpn uf Auld rhpdOniA.
wln will make une Of bis iuimitable
AGdrdsots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

when Baby woa riclt We gave her caHloria,
when she VIVA 4 c,iii, she cried for cNstoria'
When she bccain, MlsS, aho chung to cAatorla,
Whom shs had oAldrsn, Eho gave thom castoriA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Nrw CASTLE, Pa, Aug, ll,-sam
Huston escaped from the New Castle
iNll In o mysterious manner, Another
prisoner named Dan Carson, notorious
tough about the city, informed the
sheriff ON Tuesday that he had been
made q conNdunt Of by Huston, and
that he know exactly where Huston was
going, Carson sNid hc would go along and
pOint out the house In which the Escaped
prisoner was hiding, The sheriff bo'
lleycl Carson and the two went 10 Enon
Valley, fourteen milca from New Castle,
Carson came 10 u house which he said
waa the one IN which Huston would bo
found AZ tho suggestion Of the sheriff
Carson started for the house, and aa he
got out Of sight this was the lnat seen OF
prisoner Mo, g The parties who roaldo
In the house said that Carson walked
right past and when no had gone q short
distance started on u run, The sheriff
returned % New Caatlo carly last even.
ing with no clue 10 the whereabouts Of
either of the prisoners,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
AWANM 0neeTlNo,
Return Of tho Presidential Party to liar
HaFbor,

BAR HAHR0R, Me-, Aug iA,-Presl'
dent Harrison received warm greeting
on his arrival here ON his return from
the Ellsworth visit by the midday boat,
lie hreakiasted with Senator Hale,
Subsequently Hon, John ~ Redman,
recently Democratic candidate fur gov,
emori Mr. Nichols, Of Minneapolis, and
other gentlemen, called on tho president,
Then Senator Hale drove Mr, Harrison
and Secretaries hlalne and Iney In his
carriage 10 tho depot, other members Of
the party following ON buckbnlrds A
special train for The ferry was taken,
On board tho ferryb0at the president
seated himself ln q desk chair NJ the
stern, the other membera Of the party
sitting around him, nnd chntled with
Mr., Blaine and others
The weather was charming A ten
mlnutri' shower hRd just passed over,
aud thp dpy WIS jult lrIgla enough 10
make llp mll delightful, Az tho Bar
liarhOr whUr. HruplrHlAd crowd greeted
tho pres.dtlt and uhpccl vigorously aa
he pass u dong ~ iht carriage which
was 70 tabo Gmcll aud friends TO STAN
wood,
Il has been decided that Ne, Harrison
will not visit Providence on his return
trip, but will take tho boat at Fall River,
To-day he will be accompanied 10 Bath
by Secretary Tracy, Private Secretary
ilalfGrl, Congressman Lodge and
Walker Blaine, who IA In charge Of tho
arrangements for travelling and who viii
accompany the president ~ far aa New
York, Governor liurlelGh will probably
meet tho presidential party ~ Augusta
on liath
A New Bedford Mass, dispatch aayaj
Mrs, Harrison h expected 10 arrive here
In the afternoon boat from Nantucket TO-
day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Sarah u NlIlmiu has commenced
suit in cOmm9A glans court against
Margaret H. Henderson, The trouble
originated over u lile fence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

lng, heals liberation, and IN mOat caael
removes tho tnm0fh. Az dfuggista, o.
by mail, for b0 oenta. DR.. Hwayne u
Bon, Philadelphia, TIT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

SoUTu FUANINduAN, MasH,, Aug, II.
President Harrison " expected here
Thursday afternoon at hjeO o'clock aud
will stop about ten minutes, The cltl'
gems will eylend reception, A public
meeting has been called, II h possible
that the president may review the Sec
ond brigade Of tho state militia which ia
In ehmn hnrn lhIl Menh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

We extend our thanks 10 the people of Stark County
for the liberal patronage bestowed on ua this hea-
sou. We have made general cut our already
low prices In order 10 close out our Summer stock.
lyon yet saw bargains, prepare 10 view them
now. We want 10 SEQ you ut
TnE CHEAPEaT HroRE IN TowN,
LOWENSYTH BROS PHILADELPHIA CLOIEG house,
NO. 20 EAST TUscARAwAs 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

The s<caner J. B. IIrnf
Hsec1er, xsas1cr. leaves 6ooff3o r.
day aftprnoQu = ~ n ~ Tut
and 3he San Jnxu fa1anzA fF1m
wharf. Leaves Poxt To1rna1n&
every Wondxy, "wednesday cd r.
Wheeecm, calling nI SmIfhb I
Eteh1Et3scHse weather pcfuilr1I
Lope<, FfitSsy HafbuF. Haplo r.
going north ana Thursday nc1~ +
Ronch4 Ha<bor, 0rc<A and III
Re<afn1uk. }cl1vc8 Whafc0m G7H7|
Tuesdays, Thtudaya and Saf1S
The Saturday nip the uhby -
% Gea11>e. F1re from Ro<4 ~
Se9xfle, n. until further nC1l12:z
H&r1 Or freight from GGus<la ri r
" the ub6Y7s N ed1aeo1oy and IT.
WIN b carried on Tie Woshinxl
boef q nontpcftnffon Co 'est1~15 II
q Fort ToNu4end on Tuesday ~ 4
day niShU ana transferred dr. 4
LitAY. On thc4e DAYS tho w u ~
VIA taue tickets and bis frefGh1
HxRSERT :. RExcaKR -,
\. HATf1kIn, Ageals Gock1 - 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

Dispatch steamers from Seattle =
For San Francisco, via Port d
and vfcforiA; At go q n. (E&oc
ceivefl on beard at $500 b. N. I'D
3 aad ~ and every i've days thu
For AlaHka. AZ 8 L. m. May 4
II, n, q, Julf I. IL, IL, =, Aueun
g. September 10 and -
From San Francisco for VIZ
Puget sound ports: A<gA M,
Is, 50, aud every I've dAJe theresa
Ticket Sf{iee Seattle soiuuh1H
Sound railroad ofIIce.
G0ODAEL PERKINS Is CO, e.
No 10 Market street. San Franc3gD
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