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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

The Two Johns ct the Garland
Opera House-The Nardi

The Two Johns ct the Garland
Opera House-The Nardi
0ras as Armcry Hall
A Waco audiauce never forgets q
hearty laugh and show their apprecia-
ton by patronising literally comedy
when II has been proved 70 be meri-
torious. When the newspapers an
nounced the coming Of the Two Johns
Waco theatre goers applauded Mana
ager Garland for again bringing to
this city the two fat Dromios, and pre-
pared to meet them. The house was
full and the audience laughed inces-
sanity. It was impossible to resist the
impulse whenwthree Jumbos the Two
Johns and the big policenan-pulling
the scales at $50 pounds avoirdupois
danced, sang and committed mirth
provoking antics. The plot, while
plsgiaristic, perhaps, to degree Of Gen.
sure, is choke full Of the most anus
ing situations. The Two Johns, who
are cousins, are so much alike that
their own wives cannot identify them
when not together. Philip Johns, tho
sea goat, flirts with the girls, and is
pursued with numberless creditors, and
Peter Johns, the staid and sober
cousin, gets the benefit Of = cowhiding
from one Of the young ladies, he is
beaten with club by the big brother
Of another, threatened with . breach Of
promise suit or an instantaneous mar
rage with Phillips washerwoman, and
arrested by the sheriff upon charges
made by Phillips creditors for fraud,
while Philip is made the unwilling re-
cipient Of q large reward from wealthy
| gentleman whose child his cousin,
Peter, saved from drowning.
In the last act, which supposes the
lapse Of several years, the two cousins,
nov married; one on his bridal tour,
stop by accident at the same hotel in q
summer resort. While the men are
away the women meet, each looking
for her husband, Mr.. Johns, and the
women go on the war path immediate
ly. Mrs. Peter Johns embarrasses the
heterogeneous by calling
him the father of her infant while
Philips wife throws her arms around
PEERS neck and Historically swears
she can not live without him. Philip
is horsewhipped by Peters wife for re,
fusing to admit she is his wife, and the
landlord, whom Philip has insulted, in
sists on Peter fighting duel in salts
faction Of the injury. The comic
songs by the fat stars were enthusiast
tically applauded, but the singing o.
the ladies was not enjoyable, their
voices being seriously impaired by dis
agreeable and aggravating colds.
THE MARDI GRAs FETE.
The attendance last evening at tn,
entertainment Of the ladies Of the
Church Of Assumption was equally q
large as on Monday night, and the re
ceipts highly satisfactory. The pro
ceeds will be devoted to the work o
completing the church edi6ce.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

Lusk or Cuttings three pound Cali.
fornia canned egg plums, green cages.
damsons, grapes, etc., at $l.6O per
dozen at Robinson s. Harms. Also
Whitaker or Stillwell's cured pig hams,
shoulders, breakfast bacon and pig
bellies-the finest in tho world. Re
member their country butter from the
Robinson neighborhood is the best
Send them your orders for March. You
will receive full weights and polite at
tention.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

As our present place Of business !.
not large enough for the increase Of
business, We will on or about the 18th
OF February, occupy the VIM. Ragland
building, 324 Austin Avenue, 1.-TWO
doors below our present location, where
we will carry the largest line Of new
watches, diamonds, jewelIy, musical in.
struments, etc., etc.. IN eentssl Texas
and do q general pawn-broksr h7siness'
~ D. DoMNAU & Bn0,
Jewellers and Pawn Brokers.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06
Waco. February 25th, 1889.

Rev. D. P. Hsggard- DEAR SIR AND
BRotHER: ! have been using your
DR.. Kings "Royal Germeteur" fol
some time past, and am more than
pleased to say that I have derived
most manifest benefit from it. |
cordially commend its use to those
who are suffering from over taxation Of
their nervous forces.
Very truly your friend,
+. Il. MITCHELL.
See what Col. +. Il. Mitchell, Fiuau.
cial Secretary Waco Female College,
says Of Royal Germeteur. Be wise
ye students and oyerworked merchants.
book-keepers, house keepers etc.. and
order gallon Of this wonderful medi-
cine, BY telephone or otherwise, from
J. h. Holcomb & Co, cor. speight
and 9th SITS. One gallon e2 10,
which is less than one-half the price d
such medicine.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

FOR fruit or ornamental trees, call on
j, II. Hurwood, at EVENING News Of.
Hcs franklin, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, APPARATUS roots by the
hundred or thousands
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

Notico to subscribers is hereb,
given that Mr.. Il. G. OVERLY is M
longer connected with the News 4,
circulator, and that all subscription,
are payable to the proprietors,
HILL & wv.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

]. Levinski has re-opensd Il Levin
ski & Lewine's old stand and carries
the finest line Of dismonds, vetehe.'
clooks. jewelry, optical goods and y:
verware Of any house IN NM, -
undersells Ill composition. I z
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

This wire and picket fence is not
only cheap, but the best fence MADE
Tor yards, gardens and orchards, bs'
ing strong and durable, For house 10y
no fence can compare Tor price. Only
$3.50 to $50 per 100 feet. All picket.
pointed and made Of best heart Pine
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

Call on A. Friedman, 300 North
Fourth street for cleaning, dying and
repairing.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06
Very truly your friend,
~ NrwCrr-

Dr.. W. A. Howard rooms ZIG N
9th street, ct the Humphreys place. =
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

Buy feed 1t Duvall's 900. Frnkl,n.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

ATgHE SOLICITATION OF MANY vOT-
IA ERS have consented to become Q cam
didate for Alderman of the Third ward, cleo
tion April Srd. w. T. AECRS.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

The following names are registered
ct the Pacific Hotel, Wednesday
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06

The appearance docket was called in
the county court this morning aud the
cases set.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-20
TuE nor MARKET.
beginning TO M0ye--AiI Choice Pnyal
laps sold Quotations.

beginning TO M0ye--AiI Choice Puyal-
laps Sold Quotations.
PuYALLtp, Nov l9.-TheFe has been eonsld-
erRhle movement In hops here wi hin the past
few days r. N ekes 4 Co having received
some isrge orders from London, purph ased over
800 bales wasLinstoas at from Tdt7s4e +. s.
Msekey, representing this Hrm, Il still In Ore
goa. and Is leading large con-iguments OF choice
0regons for the English market ssFeFai OF the
other buyers here have shipped small lots 70 the
Eastern markets.
IL may sess ~ be said that ell the choice hops
In this valley have been sold. hat there are SAL
large lots Of good sfcond grades The great
mistake OF growers ibis year was pieksng the
hops too early. hence the large amount OF green
hops which ar~ on tie growers hands
I9usien market. by cable Firm market for
prime and choice quality hnme growths. No
material change IN price. Fair sales from re-
cent arrivals Of Americans. quoted At s0a7o
shiffafs
New YORK Msrket-Fsir business passing.
ckisny 0n fair TO prime qualities AZ i6elllSe
cash Choice grades scarce, and would proba-
hly bring iaaIse.
on sccoa tof he largeness OF the English
crop there has been = considerable decline In
the number II bales imported into England. The
total imports Of hops into England for the
period from september l % ctohef Is, 1883.
were ll.slt bales; ior the corresponding period
last gear. d. iss bales. showing = decrease Of
eaarax q on hasea
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How rarAi.h Harsm. are Fnisa.


The polygamous Turkey beys and Egass
whose hitherto regular supply Of Circassian
girls from the Caucasus has been cut Oh
from them since shs annexation OF the
province By Russia, have recourse now 70 .
bold system at rape They swoop down
upon an Armenian village with their
armed acoytes. and carry OF
20 their harems, by main force,
as many gcod-Iooking girls and
women as they can lsy hands on This Is
permitted 70 them, and the modus oper-
andi by which the abduction OF Armenian
girls Is rendered legal by the Moslem
judges, may be summed up as follows:
When the relatives present themselves in
court 20 clam the abducted YicSim, she
ravishers are ready with brace Of Mos
lem witnesses Zone hundred could be
procured II wAntedl, who declare
on oath that the kidnapped
won1ean pronounced in their presence the
regular formula OF the Aoslem faith.
s.There is no God bat God, and Mohammed
is his prophet" TIE judge tkereupon dis
misses the case on the ground that the
stolen and ravished girl has, by that pro-
fession, ablured Der former faith and en-
braeed Moham mechanism And the YER
dict Of these Judges Is not 10 be set aside
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-20

BLoop AMn sKlm pisEAsrs.

syShills. iisesas uasst siieadfnl ia ia susass,
eeSaRaetely eFAssicatesa
Ulcers, Cafasgh. etc. rerfnknaasie curn&
where others have fsflrd
Kissney. EFseaFg ana lsissder eonplaiass.
pAsafeS, dtsaents no ffeuhAat hnrafa2 s.
htooig urine hish coiure4 ~ wtsk mf1Sf se@se
meet On Standing. rtak hack KnnsIVrA&na
sieeis eySists promptly and sAgaix G1<AE
Changes reasonable
Cus Success 10 aAssef Hnnn rnntn
Oar remedies aet quickly and care porznA.
We 40 not csnsm h know eysfsthinr In rris.
tcn g medAcsae OF diseases or ID "a Ahla ID Arrn
every csse, bkls We de- claim that aAfgn &xfnre
stYS Afsa tSfefnAstne psaett.es with uaraf4lol;s8
sssFss g Sustain y Arc tae lSsi pzeof 81 Doe
EapcFienee Is worsA everything. Know,ofxu
Eatssd by eensasslng with, asEtl1r&lly exst8iai1s
aod successfully trgefsas thousands 81 neraol1S
q every age. sex. pfcseSSlna aa9 oocnpat5un ~
fNtte3 WITH NNNsy pfrAHufAln lnrfM and kt&fh ~
disease, o. defsFasts. enaabss rs - assaro th6sa
sedsrtus with Ike snzsafises. thai we have szzks
g fded IA restoring health 70 largo majority a.
cases fEeats asen altar 0aheE skilled ANA n<<8rs
eeie nnlsis ians have tAlled 70 siiecs AnF pefmo-
1cnt change For the better 20
We are p<troairess b. class Of ladies' az
Eensssnlen loo sesaeinus 10 Be imposed upeA IL
e y ~ kssas sax s ss ~ IA ~
arr curing fhen.
fssrsoascAillng Al our Sslte caa have tho xaisu.
tacsiun pg tEea consultation. with tnH Mp4fff-
snca that they may aepead agan sesesyinx rais
ei1 oplnisass hoaosahse, e1safa aaasiaa. reason
able ehaTEee aud no aneeaFegnnenf aitt0Hf
Fsckpert D improvement or cure
tleF practice Is fnundsa mlsuu me results nf mir
&c. mssaedk without rcieFenre 70 schools -
va viii uos be arasa or persuaded ts s1&n
Treatment. SUD no one Will to treated MtiHn
thRgv Is strong rfaAAbsists ipf cure " Ys<1e1>
nsat henstlt Make Interruptions knd eaci6e
Once honsss Frcsns . .. 70 y ~ 6nsr
dayN ID III q IA. only. 81
n. A~-lerseus GHaals % slsss - msy ~
afss4 he
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> eazaz. per =. zs5scs ss~is Gases. per >. &c:
Anrurs II i. Z and - esseS. PER ~ re- Ps0nser
Il l, aid 81 Cases. Per =. -
EFS-tJ0bhtnRl Drip6 Ahis. Per gaIlon.
&C. Grips, haltbblA Per enlsea- E5scs dEtFSs
ksxx pe< ksg. ~ dnps. gaslon fsnss ser case,
30: dnpA s1lien stns. c2lsfs<s=4- - dripes
nsAfzEAlion nns. Per exke, 49,. Nsw Orleans
naoiaassz. gnil8n sans. per case. "; zspscs caar
ala saEs Ealf1a ttnx. per esse. ESQ; Canada saEs
h3lf-galign Tins. per case g.
TobACE0-s Johhlnxs Ping. chewing. Citzsx
IN fzoz plasx. per u. sc. SCAR, per n. &C: Eext
PER .. Sc sle1ss. Per p. 90: Kscort. IA Is-oz
plng1 Der ,. So Last Per y. ar kentAckE
Smile. per - &C; sefuE Tag. Per y. ezs<es Sun
Tag per ID o1s4es HnecEt chewtngs Pug. p&r
pal q - ,, s; smaksns. Twist. Ia OF per
y. fie; y IN k2cz. per p. &c Cable ces, zna
S-ox plllEs per -. 4ze: Horseshoe, lSoz. per -
4ics Seal Of North Carolina, M9rbmEE. -, per
y, 80. seal O. North cssosIna. NAxbu :. -. psz
?, Soe; Lima KUN. 2oa. per y, &c; Sea psE y.
SEEDS JohbiEgt Canary and hemp. per ..
696es FAX. per y. 754es tfmothy, pr -. E5es
Alfalfa, par y. ise. red ei0ysss per =, fa5se.
white clover. per n. -. aisake el0ver. per p.
2oes bsus grass. per n. Soc. orchard gr9xz. , p,
lee re gxasz per y. iscs red sop. per ,, Ice:
GsFmsn maliss. per q. &c; lawn grass, per p.
&C; RE seed, per n. ssze; fair uheat per ~ &c;
sGttonl o1ioa sets. ise: top ollaoa setz. &c
over s. Ms per n Sc. medium. per -. Sc. hgns,
under - ihs. per n. 2c; sAitea kEpa and eaf per
n. Sc green hides. oTdr 81 rs, per y, &c: Undsf
o. ibs &c: dry hides. kes -. 7e: dry elk. per ..
lac, cry deerxktns, snmAaes. psz p, sc; winter.
1Dr: sheepskins. shear!iags, eSeh. I0exsc; me-
dium. acn, s51sec: fali wtols each, Saasi
BAGS - 10 bsng] Grain. per LOG. 80: pota-
toes. rer 100. s.. O.
LtAhEk- koagh common. per u. 81: rough
comia0al. sired 4: aeoFfDg, lxa. vsrtcai. 81
nvosinx. Ix4 No. /, 50. Ixs No = SIC: flooring.
Ike, 10 1, 70 aDori &. Ix6, No = tlbaa; dressed
l1nheE. l.. 81. dressed lnmbsr, -. SzIs rustic
No I. 50: dressed elear cedar SO; deer jkrabs,
pnIley styles. ese. per q. SIS pIekess ia2xi1s >
81 II each &c: piekess. lax. dressed. 2e: EusaeE.
Sxa, per Il. 7es s1gteEs 4x6 pei T. 9c naolsinss.
~ and upwards, per II. &c Windows, 20 per
cent discount from lia; doors. - per cent ais.
count from Hxt
coAL~-sereeaed, $ per ton. naEs q 80 per ton;
scYeexfaRs Al tsssr ks.s4
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lowess 81 e. r1oeso Il 49, CeasolidxEed ex-
cAanzz opeAxa 81 a.. hlKnezt sl.Sasss lowest
SIS. ziestnx szEa Tos1l sxlss. Sc 90 easTsas-
Bar ssi~er. $50
cEIcAs0 LIVE STOCK MAKKET.
CHEe&s0. EsF. 14-Cssxls - Receapts. s.1ns
cpensd ktxoag and esesed weak. bat nc< lower
choses 10 EXTRA beevos. s4s08a -. steers k-3a
@4s1. o. lekers and feeders. sAZsg1Tss Iexes
cattle. tLs0e1 So Western. e. s&8z a
Hogx-Reeslpss. zao: weak: Eixed. NssS
1se. heavy, - saa2so; Light. Ss-sszSs.9S
Receipts 200. aef5ye and steady na-
tfSes. g2xfs4s9. westerns. s. @SSAsa
4vKRrooE. 6RA1s xAxxKT.
LTvKRrooE. Nov l9-N heas-Ftxls demand
poor: haldsrs oafsr moderately.
co-n-oaiets demand poor: mixed Western,
a. Lid Per GENITAL
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs Wins1ow Soothing syrup for children
tsething. - The prescFipti oi one 81 the best
female nurses and physicians in the United
stases, an has been used for forty years WITH
new lailing suce - by millions Of mothers Tor
their children. During the process OF teething
from pain. cures dysentaTy and diarFeoea. grip
ing IN the bowels, aHd wind collie: ~ giving
health 10 tbs child. 4 rests the mother.
ff5ps. sSa q gWf W
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szppiJ s0mss frun the STRATA FRESH ha1shus d
dAiicAry after tss pF0annNed scarcity. an3 essIr
yell We gacse. - retail. i1s1lzc per ~
1fss smaller varieties 81 Gah hkrs ala bsen
IN good supsssy ~ > les quoted
he hFanxing Of EzskerS oyEterx 20 this market
= nos proving s1cceNA T3e oy&sers exrfre IN
good eonzs.sien, hus when ferno4es fsura t. -
raplalT sonr. Th1a IA openlEg shs rn4rkes 10 ne
EaAfaTnis trznspi&ntsd Eassern oysters. DO
nestle oTsstrs are again pIentffnl, efsar 4 speH
81 scarcity. Priess are ~ qncted.
cokx@
Retail eosl Business eonffnges Eood sales IN
crease daily, snd win eontinue 70 untfl the se.
fsse part q the winter Ia pa3sed shipp8nx 10
San ffxncfsc0 and Portland Is ssfIi acstvs Oar
lnE TIE last sesra dzFs tie following vessels IN
isiaed lssaing sad departed for their ae.Elps-
slDnx.
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BEE.

ia ses4zes Bee Is 200 re&dF fer szEassz
FAFzzes wks&ax tAe sSrv5eN a ses1tzE taskt
~ posse aerzy "a enAr2 q ~ A. i. sFsukxs1x
G. hz&oS<4 e3&f Skzzse k&$ Be Ez@z -
se&z2 sgS2g - gazns1zan 1a.k kgst IS ceszEszsA.
Al q sEAGR1s&s-
ownx< al AgeA&
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shipping intelligence

sAs FRAscIsco, Nov. I9.-AiTived--
Whaling BIZ Helen Mari. Fox island Ok
Enoeh Talbot. PORT Discovery. Cleared
Str Ai-Ki. Port Townsend.
DOVES. Nov. l6-Passed--Earl Derby
from London for Yictoria
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The steamer j. B. Libby. Herbert r. Beecher
master leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon AZ
islands, from Hafdsld's wharf Leaves Port
ToBnse q AZ 4. M every Monday. wednesday
ana Friday for wh tom. calling at smiths
island. aid Richardson's fwest er permitting,
Argyle. Lopez FrtdEs Hsrbor, Maple ion Mon
day 20 ng north and Thursday gssing south,
Roche HarboE, orcaa ard East sound
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r,AcIrrc savlaArIos co.-wHArcon

1DAElfIC NANIIAI1ON IO-AWhAIIUa
st asSsr state ssos " ashington, Henry Bailey,
D aster, Ieaves Taafna Sunday, Ia sday and
Thursday Tor Whateom. SehOme. Fairhaven,
sauish. Conpeville. AnacoTteR. utsalsdy and
saftle. Returning leave whatcons on follow
iEg day.
scheduie-.Leave Tacoma p. M: leave Seattle
. p m; arrive whaicon a. m; leave Nhafc0m
81. IN. leave seattle q % 9. M arrive Tacoma
. % g. N.
ROCHE HARR0R ROUTE
Steamer gkagsf Chief George Barlow, master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday aud Thursday ct a IA
Uaves seattle. Hafhela's wharf, esery Monday
and Thnrsday az p m for San Juan islands.
calling at Gluten. Etsal&dv, Btanwaiods llkLon-
ner, Friday Harbor. Roche HAsbor.
sKAGIT kfVEg ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey, & T. Denny, master.
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays af
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday ard Friday on
tide ior Stanw0od. Fir. Sksait City, Mount Yer
non. Sterling and intermediate points.
TACuMA TRADING CO,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent Seattle.
J. sEDGwTCK.
General ManeKet Tacoma
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sEATrIE wHATcoM Rourk

steamer whshiegton leaves Seattle at D. m.
Sundays. TIlesnsss and Thursdays; arrives AZ
whatcOtn at 4. IA next DAY. Returning, leaves
whatcOm at s D. M Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fndsys; arrives at Seattle att n u next dag.
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Wy at. co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesler's cock, seattle, daily Tor Tacoma
81 10 O. N
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Uoeg:.s sASAL EoUEE-sIEAaER 5esE-

The ssaxmsa- sasST1la8 VII laawe Hatee g.
Eseseaan wAs4a 4aat Mags*z street, " Wednesday
an4 s4sa~zNs Zo<zsRs a. t& a = - keFs
tszssst2 s asssex aian Gtfs All a. Nsg -
sg f9e~~t . GNMSt Re Ernz e eek@vs 1 Ross EasF
WAsstsy sSA4 FAzre4ns uzsFMsnR Nng feelxaR 6z
- gApx Ill c. sESrEE &&8ses
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nAcrr1c COAST srKAMsHIr coNPAYY.

Dlsna,eh tsasrnars from Seattle as follows
Fos sau Francisco via Pors ToHnsen1 and
Victoria. As s y N. passengers Fecesyed on
beard AZ D. ml Nsg bF IL. ~. - and ~,
snd every eve days thereafter.
Foy Afssks. November and a ABA q.
Prom san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
asund psrsS. At a. IA. mo l. 4 q.
q =, - csiaher ]. and every ave DAYS there
alter
Tickets nay be obtained At the sface Of the
company ri esn O. ~ g.
GOoDATI. PERKINS b CO,
6enefsi Aeeatz.
No. 10 Market street. san Franciscs, Cal.
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Slsaghferers' prices fgr whole eaFcaEses sse
here aaosed. together with prices after being
dressed:
BEEF-on feof, per n 9l<etscs dressed, &c.
MurT0s On foet pr n, assszc; lamb,
1ssb24e; dressed mutgan. 6ise-
: NEAI-~smAll. on foot, peF n. 4lS5c; dressed,
stase
STOCK H0Gs-on foot. per n, 5les54c; fat
hegs on loot PER n, tg5l<cs small boss, aGsl4e
fseg n Ff--@--a ~
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STEAMRRS
CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co.
- uimited)

CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co.
- uimited)
STEAMER PREMIER.
BOUND socTH.
Vancouver. Monday and Townr md. Thursday
Thursday pm snd MONDAYS 50 D m
Townsend. Monday and seats e, Friday and
Thursday Ill p m Tuesday a N
Seattle, Tuesday AID Tacoma. Friday AID
Friday -....S N tuesday ..s.. 10 NJ
BOUND NORTH.
LEAVE ARRTSE.
seattle, as midnight Town send .3 IA
tn siay and Friday Whatcom g % m
Townsend "A 10 Roche Harbor-l2 30 D IA
Whsffoln 2 30 IA Vancouver s.... p n
Roche HArhor 4 p m
Til company reserves the right to change the
time tab or places OF exIl without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLK
Tuesdays ara Fridays
LAYS OF ARAivAL At -EATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
John A oBRTEE. Master
Wv. PARKER. agent
John IRVING Aanarer G. p n Co. Ia
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Returning leaves whatcom ats Q. N. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays On the sasar.
day trip the Libby goes thT ugh 20 Seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 10 sca tie, 81. Until far
Their notice, passengers or freight from seattle
for the Is A8as BY the Lsbhy'e Wednesday and
F4iday trips viii be carried on the Washington
eteamuzul and Transporgapon Co.'S steamer
Edith % PORT Townsend on Tuesday AMI Thurs
Ga nights and transferred direct TO the Libby.
On these days the ". :. q T. Co. win Issue tick
ets and bill freight throagh TO destination
HERBERT r BEECHRk, ManAgen
J. A. HATFIELD. Axenf, seattle.
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TUE RANK OF coAMERcE-trEcoRroR
4 aseel
PAID Up CAPITAL. unon.
RIcHAEn HeISexs President
h + erzSexR s.s4..s.,.... Cashier

TFaHsscss q general haak tns business
Deels IN farrtea AMI darn sstic exc haaea. draw
ing direct on all principal Easupean pefnfS
Collections made GA 81 pasass IN tbs united
States aud Canada
Tslegraphie srAnslesA made 10 all pslncspal
points
Interest paid on depoS.tN
an business entrusted 70 it wfn secesvs tha
pYnmrtess attention.
ONCE Rrown eaildinv southeast corner Sec.
ord aud Cherry streets
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TO TIE lAnlrs.

We eve raexs careful Anis eonstah<1s> ke&6~
tor 80 esseasAS az wuSsea ard ensl&FN0 III w.
fnfrr hnsn saY eiMessN. siiHtgal& 4f nnarr1 ~
tule yea reaenheE The osieAr4laA znena&;ssm
cure seu uhea others sSsA The snessmak&sx -
skssc3 IA ever 1efisstnseus ii nef fAf an{ xs4f<
EsfAt expef entA TIE PROCESSES hkA ha3 vH6z1
- txfeFttaca IN the hospitals sc Freektyn eu5*
New N0sk. foshieaiy ss9&fal rFulnAxnr III
NQmaaN Hospital safls@U New Work AnZf IN
ore at the lHcSt saeees sui 4nk kes3 Rhuua rft1e.
eoiogicsl specisi1zlz IL this sanntry
To Young ana Ralddie-Aaae nlan.
Nsrvons Dehlsits. spSsmMaarsApa. S<azfAa<
5r~ses, faySieel Decay. arising krozN irsf}s ~
Hau. nrodaniag Nleerlessnsa& aaxea4Asusx
t2seeeSsRei. iact nf enuEdpnca, dal. nnat 3ar
Sss1Y af business sut nnSs life &zn5as.
safely. permanently ana spsaaiis cured
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SEATTLE PoRr TowNsFND ROUTE

Us nal steamer Edith leaves SEATTLE every
dity. except ga uriay At 10 ~ D n; arrives At
nSrt Townsend at = m next DAY. Returning,
lsav Port Townsend at 1879 = M. arrives at Sc.
attic at ) ,. m.
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B1KER, BACON & CO. Assnsx. Seattle.
= X Az1S9S. EseNteas H&r2sNs. Eac2Ea-
T. L. g0aSsE2a AFeMK Fa4sa&veE
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wHArcom AND sEMrAHmoo RouTE.

WHAENF74E fEAFW E7l71aE4E v NTVV ENVNAIA
sseanaer Eliza Anderson leaves Seattle AZ ..
~ Mondays. Mednes6ass and Frfdkxs; arrives
eli WhateoFn d m next day. Returning, leaves
W'hatc0In Tnesdays and Thursdays a. s ,. M.
Sundays &. N. Monday "trip 70 5ersiahmon
u. a. JACKSON. President