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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03
TO rhE IAnaEa-

TO the ladies.
re Eve most cAsefal AMI eaaxfaar1te asaer.
ee9 . diseases Of Nenssn and chssdrpn Il yosa
$3.50 AeNi any obscure. cifacMis or uGgNrlaw
Gsease or Il tse oonmaa routine ,iossfors fasf .
sisle yeu remember the celebrated sFseelalists
80, sea when aihsrs fasl Tie specialists ara
$3.50 ~ every department. az medical aud sur
kseN4 experience. The professor has nad years
IS - Resi ense u the hospitals % Rrseklyn And
49, na., sessassg spee:al ErolsssaF %
one g the Essss saceessfal and best known xyns-
ccsesscal specialists in tass country
TO Young and Aslddle-Aged Men.
Nsrsoas heat1iv, spernatorrhna. Seminal
aiesses Physical Decay. arising frun insits re-
s ss,a, eaaeins siseplesSasaa dependency.
slssN1FaKed. lack II confidence, dali nnft ~
study og naSiaeSs and Ens!s iffs 4 hnrs4su-
saisay' permanently aHd speedily cured
$1,000 AND SkIM DISEASES.
-. ssEsiils, disease most dreadful In It's sesal.
, Ulcers; csSesEIh. etc. permanently cured
kisaey. griasFy ana Bladder complaints
blose1y nrlna high cosorad & with ntiky se.iE
ulenf on standing. weak back. EonnorhsnA
e 800. essatls psSnpsiy and safely cured
Our Success ia Based Upon Factn
oet remedies act quickly and cure psrsns-
We DO not claim 10 knew everything IN re,a.
ever case. bur we do claim that large. sxtess.
sltc AID increasing prscsscA with unparnl eliad
sugssss e sustain u are The best prooi 81 400.
ExYerieaee Is worth everything. xnow,esvs
eaiaad hy consulting with. critically examining
and successfully treating thousands 81 persona
e every sse. sex profession Aaa OCCUPATION Al
ieoted with every presentahic ferrn ana gtsxe az
siseAse, or frialsy, enables as ID assure th0se
SUFFERING with Ike maia&ieg thar We have satc-
sss1ed "a restoring neAlth 10 large majority az
cases tfes{sa. even after ether Skilled aYd ensr.
geiae nhyxtaans have tasted 70 effect ariv Germs
lent change for the better
We are pAfroutxed by 4 class OF laalas aud
gentlemen too ssgsc3nNx 30 he imposed npua hy
az ignorant qusck. aud they are too lnpepena-
say 9 p tf.shleaed away from physicians who
Persons calling ~ our osice oan have tia salts
faction Of = free consultation, with the aasaif-
eAce that they may depend npon receiving can.
Gil opinions. hoaofable. square dealing reason
ahle charges aud no encouragement without Z
prospect Of Improvement or cure
oar practice + founded npan the results Of thA
pest metnoaS. withous reference % schools 0f
Yea viii not b urged or persuaded % taks
treatment. sud no cue viii be treated aaieKa
there is strong probability Of cure og perma
merit benefit Make intesrogatsoas and decide
for Yourself
Once hours. Froms a N. 10 D tn san
DAYS 10 III a. m only,
~ B-Persons unable % visit us may Be-
treated M their homes BY correspondence
Meslcsnes ana instructions sent by mail or exp
Nresz Consultation treA
Always send stamp when reply u expecse4
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ThesssN1Rv Bee : new rsAzv seg AassaEss
falSsss wssAsEsE - serxse& q ; cAssak bal
w&4 E+e&Ns NkF4e - hsoAsa - - A. 4. ssN44lisnE
81 Ea@sSsSEA saaN& Eu~2 Ia As@ MA -
sss@G sy.as - ksaszazsss sass se<s & CO smAxA
a z SEAtA 1GA&
0HzS< kaz ASazg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03
sFATrtK wHArcoN ROUTE

sifameF Washington iesves Seattle At ? r NJ.
enudsys. Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives az
WhateoEa ~ , q n. next dav Returning leaves
WhascoEa AZ 6 :. u. Mondsys. Wednesdays &i.d
FTidGys arrives sfseAiEla all q n next day.
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Miss iisnxg. OlyNFs KfnpAvld = Rackso11
II Mckinney. F4a c4rg c Fsrs, SasnnEvssn
Easwxll 4 Es. IS seattle Z SC 10. Olympia
J Ieylzs 4 eoz, AEau o Rase city
Molly ctr JW Gsyes Sncqassznie
B Fcss. ssu Fr&n Il Bisknes. san Fan
II Fga1se Fail city Z puns1nn Ia Coaaor
Fl f<7nxslk r. & E&En Kent v3ssne, cfsy
A hAskss1 CITY & Enlissss Ouszhs
Arsnesr, fsnsMAa Miss L BgoHus 81
" Weake1t CRY " Red Ctr
Mrs yheazsas. AaksIiso Toxntend. Chicago
Tziha6. cry Mrs. Poster & Z. sshAte n
CEElsE.e 4 VI ResievHe n sooawfn, Deception
Barrows 4 VI Lynsen chsndler, walla
Whf8s TsrcszA " C Ratfe- Oiympfa
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STEAMERS

LIMOS PACIFIC RAIN AY-PACgFIC pE-
u vision. TIE f5zsewinz eeh sssaie = shss
campaay steAEasfs on PUGET ssan3 VII "a n
effect Oh and after Decenher =. lse9, 8nfll fEr-
ther nossce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03

% n8um Ar. NhsteoEn .Lv 8 90 = M
sDAt y. except saturdays. tDaily, sxcept san
DAYS.
- aingr for ssmiahmeo and blaine leaves
Whafe IN every SATURDAY 50 p n; returning
Leaves Blaine every snndas at 10 N for What.
com and seattle.
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Wy at eo-STEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w feSleF'a dock, Seattle. daily Tor Taconls
81 ~ 3. IA
sYArrtF peRr TOWNSEND RorTr

sEAA stE k.tFA& 4h"SSFzNb nj b
e z raa1 steamer Eatth leaves Seattle every
cav, exec t "a -ar3ag. 81 % - IA. arrives q
FoFt Townsend e. 8 .. N. next uay. Returning,
leavss EeEs Townsend 81 10 3 ~ arrives ~ CO.
ate a. = , IA
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wHATcov AND sFwrAvwoo Rorrr

NHAICoN AND SfMfASM0o ROUTE
sssauer Esssa AnacrSoa leaves seattle a. D
II. Manaays, " eeueSaRys aad FYidays. arrives
81 NhaiHom = n aeXt Cav. RETURNING scAves
Nhateusn Tuesdays and Thursdays At n H.
Sundays q n. Monday trip fe -emtahgioa
Il =. JACKSON President
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IRADE AND FINANCE
|..rances Yesterday We're
S188,319.3O.
IsoxrHLy COLLECTIONS EASY.
- Dsys Of 1899 Were 0niet with
wna.esaIers. bat Basy With Ee-
tatrers--nfg Coal Demand.
gEarrn1, Ian 2

sEsgTLx. IAN 2.
ssnees At the Seattle clearing house
81 Tsse SIS .sIs..sl
80 was collection day aud collections
=. sptarssa 70 have been made easily.
- psst seek has been gsiet one IN
3, - snarket - FAR - shipping II con-
80 This has not however been the
&. g the retail market. There matters
~ leen anasuAlly brisk. The cold snap
| Z xasenalIy Increased the consumption
= eoarse the demand has tseen heavier.
e. satrsst Of the mines falls q little short
8 Acreage on account Of the two holl-
H.
lsssine fass SEVEN days ending Tuesday,
|sssss,s,er 81. the following vessels finished
80 here and departed for their destina-
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IIoegs CANAL RorzE-sEEAxEa '0sE.

s,.e ssxMsses tessNktne SIS aeSvs Mst1es~
s-sl,w a. MhAgf tpos - Nasses ssFssss Aesfassasy
sse.s5-s -essssk aaaE 61sy &fs3 a. sag psstssEs
- 49, : taNssks ~ aTesae sc&Fgs Nz o. tsssE
Ns.f,sSsv AL gaGTesAg EEnR@S- Eer sEs4Eataf
- - a. Fstea e astgaaa wfssrS o1 90
- carr Is GILLESPIE. &4ssays
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IsAsr riNE-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seattle TaecnA oymp,A sseliAeooa aad
McSesJs Island
WINTER TINE CARD.
CeNaHas acSag TGesssay, November T.
GagSa.
Isa'es oiywpaa, eslly exoeqs Aeniay : g N
arrive TeeNssk. " -t& % "a
iaase E2cuazs. .44& t0 "a
EEfN kNlSs
Leave ssatsse, dsi}y sxeeRs Aonsay-.~- zoe n
arrive EAcorass 49, 4eS %
Feaee 1sc0nsM, Z" $50 =
Arszvs Asy1pss- ae 8 N
AhNssl Si}s--sss ftle XexsGr's wharf Tacasas.
y g. = - uAzrfs 0iySansa. harT's W6aeE
Mas m8 board IVA k1as Tak58E rea1S
frsn suR4avz Carries AaftA weasaga sa1 Nel8s-
FAs,s3 sxpTess ant faet fTasshs
3. H&TEH. President
Ta4crrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
rYssuassa xszszs>rs tsogn ssstsse "a tag1aWw
rsF Ssa xFnEc4sca. IA Furf Eawnssu& As3
xsetossa. A. p & 1razsaa9aTs reeessu2 90
a. svsrv sve a3ys thsresfaeg.
I,prs 50 grHneise0 So Esela.la al Fusas
sauad r<rss AIS a "a ~
Tns AVA evuFv 6xe 92ys t1fge2tzsz
xirksts ray - ahsaines a. k@e oZE@sa q SSe
ss,sn.t.sav Al taeesH &as ga. seEst
eOoDAE&s FEaAlsss = CO.
IA p Nssks4 sfrees saa FVAne1scss ca
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rnE STEAMER roINT ARENA

THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon at
an IN. for Port Townsend and the san Juan
islands from Hstheld's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend AZ so q. N. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for " n tcom. calling at smiths
island aud Richardson's weather permipingl.
Argyle, Lopez FridLf Harhor, Maple ION Mon
day 10 ng north and Thursday g0ing south.
Roche Harder, oreas and kass sound
Returning. leaves whaseem at 80 3. n. Tues
deys Thursdays and saturdays. On the Satas.
day trip the Point Afsna goes through to Seattle.
Fare from Pert Townsend 70 seattle, 81 Until iur.
taeF notice passengers or freight from Seattle far
the isaands by the Pert AEsnAs "Wednesday aud
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Coz steamer
Edigh 81 poFf Townsend ca Tuesday anil Thurs.
day nights ard transferred direct &c the Port
Arpus. On these DAYS The W 8 q T. Co viii
issue tick cts and hi freight thEoagh TO desis.
usgion-
HERBERT r BEECHER. Manager
!. A. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle.
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RANKS
nKxrEs HORTON 4 CO. RANKEEs-
nscn-porzsea 1sS.
eAn1a. ssaOoa rxsyv1pz0 rsoYzrs, ssaoa
gvessssus : taaz.
ssaaE ' aassrssN. i 5 h {, nssss
SSH ssssaese sc ss,sSrspa,o s-aasssy On
ezsea RoTs1snd. ansi various pasnsS
- washington 0fexau AID
British Columbia
siEht bis e exchange On Inasoa. svanaAso
Collections aasas As al points. On sAvoran1a
Hoslss, socks and osasr vasua0.as received
or deposit scr sase keeping
TUE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TgUsrco.
Ilewellyn-Doars banains. seooadss
cArIra. s2rooa
TrHnsacts a general bAakiaE sssssassA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits reccivra IN arr amounts from oaa dalls.
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money aosass ppca improved
estate
I JEl9H E B.,,,x y;.. P ,.r..a:
G. I'll. EEfIHTsaS. ...s....s Mas NZeF.
Y y .AxrERs--.,..---,.-,.--...-,s,., aslsier.
TT Nasoa. ] Il. LowuAx. j. X. ssAns
WN- X Ftsass
q MILLER co. BANgKRs-
Sewlin block. ais Columbia street
sExERAL RANKING BUSINESS rnASsAcrsn
Exchange bought and soli
Investment securities hougAt and sold.
Deposits received subject toeheoS
Interest paid on lime deposits.
Collections made on Al accessible points
puaEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF Sc
Buy and sen foreign aud domestic exehsnre.
transfer money bytelegraph 70 any pars OF
deposits OF money and issue pass
books or certificates thsre4oS
CORRESPONDENTS
y0~Hnes y II f4.ff IA & ss..s
Paris De Rothsehild Rreres
Frankfurt A. n, l. Won steiger 4 co.
New lers. agency Of Bank OF California
CHICAGO Commercial Nasiona. Bank
Boston. suffolk National Bank
san Francisco. the Bank Of California
Portland. the First National Rank.
BAuEY GArzEEr ......... President
E.P FkRKY yice-rFesideHt
bank located corner cherry and Font streets
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF SEATTLE,
a Seattle, Washington Territory.
RAD-UP CAPITAL. slSaon
e.. I.ad plssIEy; ..... rr ssss,s:
General banking business transacted
sight and teiegraphic exchange. payable in all
the principal cities OF the United states and
Eur0pe
JARVIS coNKIIN MORTGAGE TRUST co..
Kansas cry AND sEw roaE
Paid Up capital .......... u.s9oooa
Loan money on Improved eity and farm prop
erty ia ameants az 500 70 10000. 30
delay in closing lOsns. Applica
tons approved and papers
drawn hers. Money paid
BY check oB bank
Tfvou have the security We have the m0neyto
loan. Any AMI al competition met
l. ". kNrZ, 5rnefa. Agent and ExAmiusE
Room j @aWisn hi8sk
IL f1AkE
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ uAmitedl
sTEAMER PREMIER
EoEsD sogTa.
LEAVE. AREfgE
Vancouver Monday and Townsend. Thursday
THURSDAY De and Monday q 80 N
Townsend. Monday aud seatt e Friday aud
THURSDAY Ill p N Tuesday - m
Seattle Tuesday aEc fac0ma. Friday aud
Friday $3.50 ml tuesday ....... .ioa n
EousB NoaTA
LRAyK. ARRIVE.
Eeattie. 4t midnight Townsend - q u
Tuesday and Friday Nhateom q 50 . N
Townsend $3.50 A IN Roche AarboF-l2 20 p m
Wharton ..9 S0a m vancouver ...,..s q p N
Roche uarbor 1 PA
The company reserves the right 20 change the
time table or places OF call without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
rAYs or ARRIVAL At sEATTI.E
Tuesdays aud Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEs. Master
Fw. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. y. Co, la
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save brokers. and agents commission By deal
fur direct with thss company and HeE through
raf,reeeEtsflves af ufAeT companies
Ready capital always on han1 No app}lc2-
lions seat 2WAF for approval loves rates d
interest Leans closed witneat &c a.,
T. "a PALMER.
Manager fsr nrausa 9ssee
Room S Phinncy block, i F0ns and sease8 Sta
gAaktse
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION CO.-HKRBKRT
i =. BeecheF, manager
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i 4 E 2 3 :
rss slip Spartan ard the Abner cobuFn
L. d part loading coal ipF San francisco
~ shs bark Melroes il ors the way here
L., sbefe 70 load coal.
1 ne steamer Cascade brought in 80
- ii oats from stsnwood.
4 re steamer Egangel brought IN rs
fsfks 81 potatoes from punE.uness today,
- ne steamer Edith brought in 100 sacks
posaloes from Porn Townsend today.
isesaloes were very sesrce again tosiay, bat
z.s.lsf il locked tor tomorrow. THE City OF
4saehsa arrives here from San Francisco,
II en- her are several large consignnents
1 California Early Koee and River Reds
aasoes. Va potatoes could be bought
ssdav. Holdings III the White river
fmsxv are quite heavy bat al Of the p0ta-
IL aFe IN pits, and 10 remoye them dur
IL TIE snow storm would ruin them. The
4yagses imported from California viii be
tkd ctosc 3 the high rate maintained on
aa6fes, A. the market there II still high.
Tie steamer Teaser Il ready for sea with
lasly ions Of general merchandise eon-
|3nsa q Qaillayute.
Hides and wool are still very quiet
The prospects OF sn egg famine IN Seattle
Use Fsry good. No eggs can be brought
gss IRON the East. and the market Is al
tisSay vel nigh bare. The markets only
Ismee of supply Is tho Willamette valley,
Ina they arr not oveE-pientifui there.
Prices have not advanced, bat they are
IysTy liable 10 within the next few days,
ssscnsspisE AND PRODUCE REcrIrTs.
Daring the list q hours the merchandise
aaA psodnee receipts as this port were a.
leaWss Puget Sound Shore road. As
ms: Columbia & Puget sound railroad,
= lens. Seattle, Lake saore q Eastern
sairay IL tons. b water EvAngei, 80
has. Filth. 5 tons. Cascade, - TONS.
siaal receipts, TT tons.
sHfrN0srs.
During the last ~ hours goods and mer-
4 eAzadiss were shipped from Seattle to the
sasEandlnE ceunsry IS follows. Puget
sssad Shore read, los tons. Colombia
! PaTes sound railroad. Is tons; Seattle.
sse Shore 4 Eastern railway. ial tens.
IL water Eastwood. tons, CITY az
QEney. tons. Eyaneel, % tons; Clara
Rlpwn, q tots; Edith. : tons; Mabel, IA
kaa. Cascade. - toas, W. X Merwin. 10
/ ksss Glide. ) tonss trace. tons. Mlehi.
!Fsa, tons; Moantaiaesr. tons. Au-
Fssa. tons. Total shipments, 80 tons.
NkruRE ar REoHgrrs.
6as car cats. ear nails, 8 boxes pranes.
FASH weights. - eases boots aud shoes. g6
Il 1ssd hogs. / ear euiigrantS' nioyabies, 9
aFs castings. eaF pareF, = bundles paper,
car miscellaneous iron. car shafting, /
y iron, : cars steel rats. ~ head sheep, 1
az mlll machinery Ill head cattle. ears
nasAinery. | cor coke. cars wood, car
asng stone, ear has. car hedsteads.
q sacks potatoes. % boxes soap, III dressed
Asss, cars lumheF. / ear brick.
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1vEsr sEATTLE FERRY

RAILWAYS
cEArTLE LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL
SWAY.
Time o. arrival and departure Of trains
from seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave. Arrive
Fer South Bend. enoqusl-l &C., 49,
Inis and way points,
For Gilman and way points. s8am 415pm
fcv snoAomssh and way 20 In $50 a m
E0F sge4span toinas ten trains aaiig essgs a..
SUNDAY TKAiN&
Fuf sonth Bend. snosasl-l
mise. aiimAn aud way s5an 7npm
points. .....-s
Fer snohOmisa and wayt s em
Tss.B ...a--.-,s---s..-.,...
Tor Suburban points SIX trains zach vay.
z " RIFF Gen. Pass. AT
Fw.D, HotRko0E, Manager.
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AsESEBAL EtNKESa RrSlSRss TRANSACTED.
Drafts drawn on al Part ~ IRE world n.
.teresf raid or savings AMI time deposits.
HourS-lGs 10. 90 D rn.4 aud saturday eveE-
fngs frogn 70 8 o'clock
Deposits NAV b. made IN person or By regis-
ters: letter noaey orgiar OF express, and deposit
books vii be returned IS reaaeftef1.
Money loaned Ga real estafe ~ reasonable rates.
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SAeoVAINFEe VITA TseE eEosaAfaFV o TNs teuNfNF va
osTkspge= isFoaaTes FoH sfsos q ira sAp % fftt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-07-18
THE NEW ORLEANS MINT.


The Item has an interesting arli-
Gle on the New Orleans mint, say
ing hat it puts in circulation more
silver than any two mints in The
county.
The ia5ulaiIons at the mint show.
that within fraction of Sll 100000
was coined during The year just.
ended. To accomplish This work
1862 people were employed. includ-
45 ladies. The amount NOf money
expended here in the way of saLa-
ries and supplies loo1s up in round
figures S250000. This does not in.
clude money paid The express
companies for bringing bullion
here and transporting silver dol
lars to different sections of The
country, which amounted TO the J..
neat little sum of $4,000.
There Is now on hand nearly .
Sl0,000,000 composed of S,4G0,O0O ;
silver dollars, about $S00,0O0 in
gold, and $500,000 in silver bullion.
Mr.. b. F. Butler, at present the
bullion computing clerk in the
mint bureau at Washington, but
an old time New Orleans boy and
for many years an employee at.
the local mnt, has been sent here
TO make the annual settlement
and the count of The actual cash is
now in progress. Many persons
would think that where for year..
silver in its different stages of re-.
fining had passed daily through IA.
vast bullding-tO the hot kettles
of the melter and refiner, 10 the
tOrrid furnaces of the annealing
room, been subjected to the great
pressure of the rolling machines,
the wastage of the cutting ma
chimes, the boiling water and acids.
TO secure color, the powerful pres.
sure of The dye and the fine and
exact manipulation of the adjust
er's file to get the weight-ihat.
misIa axes would occur. But thew
seldom do. So exact Is the Gov
ernment system that even the
sweepings are accounted for. So,
fine are the scales that the weights
Of an infants hair will move the
needle. In this service no count
or calculation but is made by more
than one person. From the time
bullion leaves the superintendenl's
weighing-room until il is returned
in the form ora perfect dollar to
his cashier, IT has been counted no
less than fourteen times. That is,
it has been weighed that often, for o
the mint, unlike other great money
in all its internal
relit ON weight, such
a thing as counting dollar for dol.
lar being unknown.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-07-18

Charles Ii. j. Taylor, a negro.
lawyer Of Atlanta, who was min
lister TO Liberia during the Oleve- .
land administration, proposes to,
take the cOlored voters of the Uni .
ted States over to the Democratic.
party in a body. Taylor has per-
iected plan for a convention, 10
be held at Atlanta next month, 10
be composed of one colored dele
gale from each Slate in the Union.
The purpose of The convention, as.
announced by Taylor, is 10 decide
upon The best plan of preparing
figures to prove 10 The negroes of
the country that they have never
received any favors from the Re
publican party and never wild re-
ceive any. In an interview with
the New York San correspondent
Taylor said that he had visited a,
number of States, NOrth and South,
II the interest of his plan, and
everywhere finds most of the edu-
Gated and intelligent negroes in.
full sympathy with the movement.
They begin to realize, he says, ihatl
they can never be more Than mere
voting machines while they remain
in The Republican party, and that
their rear friends are the Demo
Gratis. Taylor thinks fully 100000
negro voters will vote The Demo
cratic ticket at the next national
election.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-07-18
CHANCERY COURT-SECOND DIST.
SYLvANUS EVANS. Chapeollor.

In the county Of Lauderdale. on the first Monday
Of IanuaIy and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county OF Newton on the third Monday
of January and July. and continue six DAYS.
In the county Of HaacOck, on the first g =, ty of
,bruary and August, and continue six dilR
In the county of Harrison, on the second Monday
5fFcbrlary and August, and continue six days
In the county Of jackson, the third Monday
of February and August, and continue six days
In the county Of ofClarkc, on the first Monday of
March and september and continue six DAYS.
In the county of Jasper, en- the second Monday
Of March and September, and continue six days.
In the county Of Perry, ON the thr Monday of
March and September aud continue six days
In the county Of Marion. First District ON the
third Monday of May and November and continue
six days In the Second District ON the second
Monday of May and November, and continue six
DAYS
In the county Of Jones, on the first Monday of
April ard October. and continue siN DAYS.
In the county Of Covinstou, ON the second Mon.
daY IN April aud October and cOntinue six days.
In the county of Greene, on the third Monday of
April and October and continue six days.
In the ceunty of Smith. ON the fourth Monday of
April and October aud cont nue six days.
In the couuty Of Wayne. on the first Monday Of
NAV and November and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-07-18
WH1TLS NOBLE!
CHARLES SWAIN.

What is noble ITO inherit
Wealth, estate aud proud degree
There must be some other merit
Higher yet Thar those for me
Something greater far must enter
Into life's majestic span.
Fitted to create and center
True nobility in man,
What is noble !-'tis the finer
Portion of our mind and heart,
Linked with something still diviner
Thnn mere language can inpart;
Ever promptfng-ever seeing
Some improvement yet to plan;
To uplft our fellow being,
And like man, to feel for man
What is noble lis the saber
Noblcr than the humble spade!
There's IA dignity in labor
Truer than Ger pomp arrayed
lie who seeks the minds improvement,
Aids the world in aiding mind!
Every great commanding movement
Serves not one, but al mankind.
O'er the forge's heat and ashes,
Der the engines iron heal |,
Where the rapid shuttle flashes,
And the spindle whrls ITS thread;
There is labor, lowly tending
Each requirement of the hour,
There is genius still extending
Science, and its world of power!
Mid the dust, and speed, and clamor,
OF the loomshed and the mill;
Midst the clink of wheel aid hammer,
Great results are growing still
Though too oft, by fashions creatures,
Work and workers may be blamed.
Commerce need not hide its features,
Industry il not ashamed!
What is noble g-that which places
Truth in its enlranchised will,
Leaving steps like angel traces,
That mankind may follow still
Fer though scoru's malignant glanccs,
Prove him poorest of his clan,
He's tho noble who advances
Freedom and the cause of man!