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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-24
AND SHIPPING.
r Freight List on the Queen
Of the Pacific.
GETTING VERY SCARCE.


SEATTLE. Jan. -
shmsss at the Seattle Clearing House
- uers $i07. ssi.i2.
- steamship Queen Of she Pacific sy-
NE this morning from San Francis
~ brought !, 900 tons Of general Iner-
fIes for the Sound. Of which amount
49,, or Just one-hsH. are for seattle
~ apples were scarce again today and
rrobsbility Is that they win shortly
sooeT entirely from the market The
|7nd q vary light and the best price
1pd today By jobbers was Sc per box.
- quality Of the small stocks hsid Is only
1Ium.
- demand for shingles has fallen Oh
11y during the late stormy weather, -
~ Tor other bnilding material. Hold
- u shingles arc quite large here ct
2n1nt, and cuts are made in prices 70
- saiss. The ruling rate h $40 per
doc1ine from last quotations. How
800. eaIes arc made even under that rata
~ schooner Granger discharged cargo
potstoss from Dungeness at Yesler
- today. There il practically no
800 IA the situation on potatoes only
r ieeal supply seems 10 be improving.
&oaychases are made under the regular
-. - none can b bought. There are no
- NAYS about the matter. Dealers must
~ potatoes TO meet the demands upon
- and they must pay the figures de-
n6ed.
Important among the shipments from
Uu(lo today were the following: One car
~ a has 70 Wayne. one carload of hops
+ Hew York and one carload OF hay 70
11aeIl.
n steamer Cascade brought in twenty
~ tons Of hay from 5sanwood last even
~ tug Virginia left today for Twelve
k4A Font after . raft Of lumber. Re-
G1ols II lumber from outside sources have
~ Very light during the last few weeks.
Nm d but . light demand for lumber
- nov and the home mills are well able
0euppiy H.
nHncnAEpIsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
During the last "a hours the merchandise
EO1 produce receipts were o. follows:
4Ioot eound Shore road. 2s tons: Column
r. 3 Puget Sound railroad. 80 tons;
ccotte, Lake Shore a Eastern railway.
81 Ions. BY water - Cascade. rs tons;
1n 81 the Pacific. 500 tons; Granger. 90
-; one scow brick, IS tons. Total re-
oapls. LA tons.
ERirMESrs.
During The last twenty -four hours goods
- uefchandise were shipped from Seattle
y he surrounding country ~ foliows:
a4opt Sound Shore road. ~ tons; Colum-
I'D Puget Sound railroad. % tons; Seat
- tAks Shore 4 Eastern railway. i05 tons.
Ii uatsF--City Of Puebla. 100 tons;
l1ene. 800 tons; Michigan. 500 tons !;
1leoenood. ton: W. r. Munroe. I tons:
~ Anderson. tons; Glide. Q tons; Grace.
ltmsse an Juan. 8 tons; Michigan. 5 tons !.
Ineef, Q tons. Total shipmsnts,
NATURE o. REcxfrTs.
- carr lumber. l car hops. 3 cars
~ head cattle. sfso boxes misceiiane-
olsuit, go SKIS feed. 500 SKIS potatoes. IS
- boots and shoes. 100 pkts groceries.
pkts hardware. Gears iron. 2 cars furni-
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TYNfON PACIFIC gATLwAy-pAcTFTc DT
~ sfstcn- The following schedule fs- shss
eompany' steamers % Puget sonnd viii be in
eject on asd after December =. fss9. uEftl fur
theT notice.
TacoMA-vfcToErA ROUTE
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TsrAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HIRBRRT
j =. Bcccheg. manager


i =. BcccheS. manageE
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattle every sunday afternoon ct
.. n. for Port Townsend and the Gon Juau
islands. nom Hafneldis wharf. Leaves Port
townsend It 30 .. m. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whstcona. calling Of smiths
Island. and Richardson's weather pefmitsing,.
Argyle, Lorez, Fridsy Harbor. Maple ion Mon
day going north and Thursday going oOuth)s
Roche Haxbos. orcss and East sound
Returning leaves whafeorn u 20 Z. q. Tues
days Thursdaye and Saturdays. On the satnf-
day trip the Point Arena goes through TO Seattle,
Fare from Fort Townsend 10 6eattle, u unul fur
thes notice passeugefs or freight from seattle 10.
the isiands BY tho Port Arenas "wednesday and
Friday trfpe VIII b earned on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Col steamer
Hdish % Port Townsend on Tuesday ami Thurs
Day nights and transicrTed direcs = the Port
Arena. On these days the w. d T. Co will
issse tick ets and bin freight through - dssti-
HERBERT y BEECHER. Manages
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent Seattle
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yTNHErAsT AND cosMonfoUs PASSENGER
l. sfEAMsR MULTNoMAH,
tcrrosfTfoS noAr
leaves the =. L. wharf day az q m for 01yrn-
PA. ksmiiche and sfssy's hafhov, returning -
Tacoma st = na- connecting with boau toe
SEATTLE AND waArCoa.
Arriving as - attic at ?. m.
TINE TAnEx
Iv Tacoma -ooam Ar Olympia Nram
Nv Olympia 10 n Ar kamilcae iiAam
Lv Kanische u Is n m Ar Olympia iaSrm
Is Olympia ecopm ar Tacoma stQpm
Conneetinx with heats Scr seattle
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mas No QUARTERS.


The Y ". G. A viii vscate their present
quarters In che basement Of the First
Methodist church at the end OF the present
week, the church society being DESTROYS Of
using them for their own meetings. The
new quarters, on Front street. between
Union and Pike, are rot yet completed. and
i, Is probable the association viii be with
out quarters for u month or more.
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RANKN
USHE GUARANTEE LOAN AID rRUsrca
/ dacorpoEased issl.,
liev>1vr. r>c1.. n-xsx.~ a..~.au
carrra.- sxc an
run.en = ,rp>r., h.,a,,~ ,,,.,,..
'1s'
SAVINGS nrrASrsrsS
spv.rds. and insrseai allowed sserses
aM s 49,. sa'y rsai
, sssEs
Lslsn :. ntsE ..s-.ss ...--. President
wiasi.s - sAiixr VICE President
rs. sAxrEE.................-..'casnses
TT. Mixos. !. D. Loxn1S. + "a ss41s
kM. T. frss4xs
S,,,a sooND NATIONAL BANK. OF 81
Huv ana seEl foreign ana aor,e<t,. .,,n.-
shs sTnitsd sly ss.s' ga IN % any rass OF
deposits OF money ana issnc 40
$3.50
london. =. y. Roshschsis = saaa
New fors; asency OF bank OF California
f Fsa,.a S s as s ss.s .
AAILEy GArzxz- ........... Presidene
E.P EsEEr .vice-Prs.iaens
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TO TIVE LAp,ra

TO TINE lADlES-
:, We give most careful ana cousidernfa aefnn
s ..on % aassssss OK wemsn and children II you
seaef nom any obscure. dffican of lingering
$3.50 "a ~ NE common routine doctors fail g
sure you remember the celcbratsd srecialisea
ssss n even sne9y osss.s fail The ssc. a.s
eicai experience The professor hes hsd vesre
q sxpeslenos IN the Hospitals q Rrooriyn Ana
Woman: Hospital nsTs co,..~e ss s:. g.oso .a .
one OF the most successful ana 6est knovu ryns
cososicAl specialists In this country
70 Young and Aalddlo-Aeed Men.
Nefsons DEBILITY. spernasoerhna, seminal
A. rnyscal Decay. arising nom indiscre-
pimples on the lace. aversion 70 scc;etv' 49,
dlscouraGed. lack Of confidence dan nnfls ~
ssss,y or ossiness and finds lie { burden.
ce.msnsouy ana speedily cured
nlOoO AND Skins DISEASES.
completely efAdicated - ss'ass
where oins G.i ss1s ,. ss cured
painful di1icuit too ireoasns s SEssins =
oioody urine. high colorcd or with milky sedi.
m u,s on standing, weak back. eonncrhua
cesrs.. c yss. promptly and safely cursd
Our Success 10 Base upon gnct.
rs uss remedies oct quickly and cure pcrms.
We do not claim 70 know everything \, -
ton to medicine OF dseases OF 70 be ale "a :. -
every case. but No do claim that lsrre srtsn.
s.se anu increastnG practice. with unparalellsd
smscess 20 sustain IL are the best proof OF dos.
Experience Is worth evcrythinr. Know,.,..
gained BY consulting with, critically examinins
ana successfully treating Thousands 81 nersonS
O. every age. SCI. profession aud occupafion a.
iectea win every presentable form and staea II
disease. or deformify. enables ms to assure fkcse
suuer1ng with Ike mAladiea that We have swe
Seded IN restoring health 70 large maioritv ~
cases treated, even After other skilled ANA s,,sr
Eetc pnyuc1ens have failed to effect anv nsrrss.
nens change for the better
We are pAtrontscd BY . class OF ladies aud
sentlemen 100 sa&acious TO be imposed upou b.
snienofant queck. and they are too inpepcnd.
en-. 9 g inEhtened Away from physicians whe
Personscalling It our once can have the salts.
fecuon o. free consultation, with the axSuf.
ence that they may depend upon receiving can.
oid orinonA honorable. square dealing reason.
aoic cnargce ana NO encouragement without =
prospect OF improvement or cure
Osr prectice Is founded upon the results Of tn
ceM mcsncd@ without reference 10 schools ~
You win nos b nrxsd or persuaded % take
treatment and NO ono will BE- treated unless
there II strong probability Of cure OF psrma
nent benefit Mako interrogations and decide
Once hcurs: Froms = n. 70 = m san,
days 70 II q m. only.
N.R'-Persono unable % VISIT ~ may -
treased at their homes BY CoFrcopoudenoA
Medicines and tnstfucnons sent b. mail q e.
pyeoa Consultation froA
Alvayp send stamp when reply u expecse2
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hAt1l4S 6Eftbi&lC
WIN sail from San Frsncisce
FOR PUGET SOUND PORTS JANUARY =.
Taking freight and passengers at reduced rate
WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
SCHOONER PREMIER
Leaves San Francisco for seattle. January 50.
taking al freight offered 1t reduced ratea
GEORGE n. FOSTER. Agent, Seattle.
WET SEATTLE r1nnr-
new TIMs TABLE.
l.A'r $50 :s. = n I1Avs "r: ns :sArrI1
go
, ,sso y I.
aasorm y Pm
$50
IS: !.
n. e. BATES. Manager.
THE GREAT TRANscoSTINENrAL ROUTE
xoRTHKRN PACIFIC RAnRoAp.
IVA fHp-
CASCADE DIVISION
Nov esnplstsd. mailing 1.-THE shsrtsse hsstaad
TIE dining ce1 liDA The diroCe routA No a
hyA FASTEST trains Lowest rasss % Chicago
and al points Hast Tickets sold % alT
and Southeast ThrouEh Pullman
d1Awing>roCm sieeping cara
Reservations can b -
cured In advances
70 xAsf uCUHD HAso1NenDa
1searsful snd % nj msks : nassahA ~ -
NoRrHIRM PACIFIC RAILRoAn
And go that your ticket reads via THE linA O.
Paul or Minneapolis, 70 avoid changes and sert-
Gus delays occasione6 By other routes
e1prsSs trains iuii I isppssS q the linz SessSs
treA Lowost rates. quickest tina
general omces Of the company, IA nm ssssse.
corner Warrington fo1s. a. 3. CHARLTON.
Ans'''' - y. = SPENCER
T. TONKIN.
Ticket Agent P. Is. R. r depot
xcssrn P.ee Comply srs: s As ssS:n ss D:a
tons. Boston block.
LHoR sSoHoMIsH AND WAY PORTS
THE STEAMER WILLIAM ?. MUYaoE.
xw. SMITH. MASTER,
The fastest steamer on the route.
Leaves Seattle on Monday. Wednesday and
friday Ct g. m. arrives 81 snohomisa ~
=. m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
TRAEsCoNTlNKNTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
FACHlC 10 ATLANTIC COAST.
-eosisrISo Or
Palace Sleeping and parlor cars.
Elegant day coaches.
Luxurious dining cars.
Commodious coionist sieeping cars-the latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 Parl. Chicago, Detroit Toronto Mon
tresi, Quebec. Halifax, 81 John. New
Yors. Boston. Portland. and all
points in the United States
and Canada.
Can be purchased a. iess rate than via any
other line.
Passengers booked to and from Ill European
roin,s
~>ff>
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THE NEW, FAST STEAMER YAlRHAvEN
LEAVES roR--
Ctssiady. Coupeviilc, Anaecrses. FairhAven.
Beiiinghan. Sshome. Whatcom and way ports
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday ~ p. m.
day. Friday and sunday ~ 20 q Ia from Seattle
Warehouse Co. D wharf,
BAKER, BACON & co. Agents Seattle
D. n. WILSON, General Manager. Tacoma
4. l.. Goa GILL, Agent Fairhaven.
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Ms Gee. y. Snsosse, tiessv easttTzses
saa cSssssassle lady Of Prescott AEk wssses
.r<tsr date ~ April q. - ~Durfng TIC suua-
ncr ~ isl naF ewes hscAFne snaarasst, and
px stomach ami liver hare lcsSis sssagsiSrsSi.
>otassx ste agreed wtsA ne. tssnk ehren-
* 1sarrhsEa, sEss Scr ssanse tssxe uay isfe
eespAsFssi Of ny my family. TIE leading paw.
eteizas Of TIE s>,ssrtrv we're consulted. kut
the medicines administered by ss@zA sever
c1d rse xay Yfr1s ansns good. and is1 Srx4st
hetweeE life and deafa. sAc latter A~gsz pre-
tcr&ele Ia the asas.ssss ] was eEdaTssg. In
Nav. lsss. became ssssxuSse-s with ravss.
esanS as: their rsssfkeSees. | ssppps~t thsEa
Ell aaA sr2esiF1 s0aeay On sssfs1s SsSer sfat
-. 8 - FEES Sesstss az " aieh maize IRE
r~g1sstiy well-wesi frusa thea ERtis RON"
Ii Builds up Old People.
Nv nsesAeF wAo Is 4 vprr Oh isav. wss
ras<tS zily hrcASa ssowr. I he sse az Setfss
spses Sc 6. ;. has ensareiy resseres her 70
health.
R-E. nrrwoRTH. creeavslie. :. C.
Treatise 80 Rtssd ard s. IN fns&S.se Fssattet
free- SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Aslzasz. Ga
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UAcrFTc COAST STEAMSHIP coMPANx
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - foiiowx
Fog San Francisco. via PORT Towusen1 and
Victoria. At p m fpasSengcyS received %
beard es p. MI Jsnwss ;. ~. -. - and -.
Ard every nve days thereafter.
For Alaska: un.-y Ard
Prom San Frnncieco for Victoria ana Yueee
sound poRts. All q m. jana ?. ~. Il %
~ and 10 and every i've days thereeftcs.
Tickets nay be obtained q the once q NJ
company ~ OCEAN Drck. seatte
G0ODALI4 PERKINS 4 CO.
General A9e01A
No. 70 Market street. San Francisco. Cal
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save brokers ard agents corr mission by deai-
snr direct with this company and bot through
REPRESENTATIVES oil other companies
k<ady capital always % hama 80 app'ica.
irsSresx Loans closed without de ~.
RM PAiNk2
Manager for branch oAoA
Room rhinney block. Front and seneca -
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Fast NM
PASSENGER sTKANE4 FLEETWOOD
-FoE-
eeaxflA faecua- olympia. 6sflaeoon and
Ncyeils ls,8Sd
wTrER TIME CARD.
CONNIE neine Tuesday. xovsmbcs II
Iesvs olyErsa. daily except Monday .@an
Leave Tacoma. Ill % u
Arrive seattle. aW u
AFTsve 1scon4. go p -
lesye Jan0ms. 49, 20 p u
Ars.ve Glyfzpza. Sce n
\. r. + Y wharf. Olympia hors's wharf,
Meals ca board Tn tos. making round
rip sundara Carries Northwestern and WellSr
Fargo express and sssf fright
& !. HAEcH. President
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Fer rates. maps and particulars call on or ad
dress
&C NcCoRD
Nos Washington street. Portland, o.
NV. ScfsISSRSs. seattle. W.L
re BILLS, Tscorna ". 4.
u. X. BROWN. Asst Gen Freight and fnnDour
ser Agent. Vancouver. n G
Ccrrespoadear~ respectfully solicited
Canadian Fsc.fe Co.. pos:asleS-
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THE BARNARD OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP
HAYTrES REPUBLIC
WIN sail from San Frsnciscs
FOR PUGET SOUND PORTS JANuARY1.
Taking freight and passengers At reduced rate

WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
SCHOONER PRKMI1R
Leaves San Francisco for Seattle. January 50,
taking al freight offered at reduced rateA
GEORGE n. FOSTER. Agent. Seattle.
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- cass lumber, car hops. cars
-, ~ head cattle. sfso boxes misceiiane-
lsuit, 6n0 SKIS feed. 5fu SKIS potatoes. IS
- boots and shoes. loo pkts groceries.
! hts hardware. Fears iron. 2 cars furni-
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coal s-asrs wsh roaes sttsrhed. hare 10
reSs.zr RAINING sAnse. wss ssr-v psse znss
IL ". NcSeliL Manages.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
ELSTON ITEMS.

There will be several candidates for
road boss in Elston school district.
Rev. E. y. Gym came down Satur-
day.
Miss Mamie Routszong who. is attend
ing Ottelyillc college, came down Satur-
day.
Mr.. Joe English shipped a car load of
stock from here last Monday. Dan Wade
sold several head of fat cattle to him.
The regular meeting of Ccntretown G..
A. r. Post was held Saturday night.
They received two additions and re-
solved to attend the cncampment of the
l0tll inst in Il body.
There was Il heavy rain fall and wind
storm in this section last Thursday doing
some damage in washing and blowing
down fences,
Elston is preparing to give a big turn
out to visit the G. A. II. encampment
on the 10th and 18th.
Mr.. Geo. Leach reports that the
miners in the new bank have went
through q fifteen foot vein of fine coal.
Preparations are being made to mine the
bank at ar early date.
A regular winter set in Sunday with
the heaviest snow of the season. The
| snow fall here is about u inches deep On
u level. Some of our early farmers are
uneasy about their oats and potatoes
planted last week.
Farmers, as the elections are coming
on soon, go to work and pick your men,
who youw a for congress, state senate
and representatives. Take them from
YOU ranks and stick to them whether
the parties nominate them or not. Don't
bother about the tariff, its a humbug.
Strike at the trust, option dealer, railroad
m~onopolies the banking system and de-
mand free coinage of silver and govern
ment loans to farmers at 2 per cent, in
stead of banks for nothing; pay off the
national debt and pension the soldiers a;
promised 80 years ago, and vote for nc
one who will not pledge in writing.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
ITEMS.

DR.. Burk of California, was in town
last Thursday. He came to see Miss
Ella Battle, who has been quite sick.
Mr.. Warren Swearingain of Mountain
Home, Baxter county, Ark, is here Wis
ting his brother William. 1t was o de-
lightful meeting. They had not met be-
fore for % years.
Gen. Geo. NJ. Dalles' wife presented
her liegc lord with a bouncing boy baby
last Wednesday night. 1t is needless to
say that George is the happiest man in
town.
Miss Ella Battle, who has been quite
sick, we are glad to hear, is better.
We saw Mr.. Martin Freshour of Rus
seville, on our streets one day last
week.
Mrs. A. j. hurry and Mrs. John
Murry spent a part of last week in Cali
fornia,
Miss Jennie Gill of High Point, spent
a few days here last week visiting hel
brother, Prof. G. Gill, who has charge
of our public school.
Mr.. John Roberts is visiting at Mr.
! Christ Vcolkes, with his familya
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
CORRESPONDING
FUNCTION.

We would like to see u man that IL not
a candidate for assessor of Cooper coun-
ty.
Prof. NJ. 0. Wilson of Ottcrville, VS.
tied Bunccton this week. We wonder
what the professor is going to announce
for?
Married on Wednesday, the 2Gth at
residence of the brides parents, Mr..
Robert Seaton to Miss Carrie Martin,
both of Lone Elm, Rev. l.. NJ. Berry Of
Warrcnsburg, officiating. We extend
congratulations and wish them u long
and happy life, mingled with n round
of pleasure until the evening of life.
The colorcd school of Bunceton, ION
Quoted by Prof. Jesse Miller, closed a
seven months term ending 22th inst.
The exhibition given at the close reflects
merit upon the work done during the
term, and we are made to believe that
Prof. Miller is an educator well worthy
of the position he occupies in our
schools,
An unknown man, supposed to be a
tramp, while standing in the door of j.
N. Schools dry goods store eating Il
raw potato, was seized with q fit and fell
forward, the knife in his hand being
plunged into his throat, almost causing
death from the Loss of blood. lie was
carried into the Office Of DR.. Edwards.
where he was restored to consciousness
and the wound properly cared for,
Every house IL occupied in town and
yet there Is Il cry for more. We do not
see why some parties who have several
hundred dollars laying idle or conpara-
lively so, when they only receive from
four to six per cent. for it. Now if they
would use this money in building neat
cottages, they could realize from 20 to %
per cent. Thus augmenting their prin-
clpal and also helping to build up the
town,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
MARION ITEMS.

The steamer. Benton passed up We'd
hesday and delivered Tagart 81 Elliott a
lot OF goods and salt for the spring
trade.
Mr.. +, r. TagVt aud wife of Boone
county, were visiting their brother, Mr..
G. G. Tagart of this place thi. week,
Mr.. John Trustworthy shipped a fine
lot of hogs on the Benton Thursday.
Messrs. 1agart Il Elliott shipped if-
teen dozen fine chickens on the Benton
on her down trip,
Mr. VIM. Shoffcrley made a lying
trip to Centrctown Friday.
Capt. johnson Glenn is on the sick
list this week.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
A Business Man,

Can pack his grip and travel any
where. without other help than a we'll
filled purse provides. This is not al
ways true as regards ladies and children,
especially If the journeytbe long. Ac-
cordingly the Santa Fe Route has inaug-
urated a series of weekly excursions to
Pacific Coast, leaving Kansas City every
Friday evening, in charge of experienc-
ed employees of the company. Invalids,
dren, are shown every possible attention
en- route. The cheapest. rate tickets thai
can be bought to California will be hon
ored on this train. An extra charge Of
So 90 is made for use Of Pullman tour
list sleeper, equipped with mattresses
sheets, blankets, curtaius, etc. Call OF
nearest agent, or address Geo. 4,
Nicholson, q. p. MA. A. L. s. S
F. II. r. Co., Topeka. Kansas,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
Farm Notes.

As this season promises to be a
backward one for planting and SOW
ing, farmers will do well to consider
how to get it done in the best and
quickest manner. In planting corn
YOU can do this by using q "Check
Row Planter" In using such n plant
er you are not required to lay off the
ground either way, as soon as yon
get q field ploughed and narrowed at
one end, you can commence planting
and when you get through planting,
(if you have q large tract of land)
the first will be ready to cultivate,
and this first cultivation is best and
quickest done with a smoothing har-
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of Elizabeth
OFT, deceased, were granted to the I'M
derslgned on the 2zth day of January,
1890, by the Probate court of Cole coun-
ty, Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to eX-
hibit them for allowance to the admins
traitor within II year after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any beuefit of such estate and If
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of this publication,
they shall be forever barred. This 18th
day of March, 1890.
JOHN X. OFT,
Administrator,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03

Mrs. A. A. Campbell and her son, Ed
win went to jefferson City last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Vows was Wis iting friends
in California last week.
Miss Ole Vows, who has been attend
ing school at the James Town academy,
after q few days here visiting among
friends, returned to her school last week.