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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,

1t j. a little bit surprising that
PERSONS who know nothing about
the Kelley cure practically or
theoretically, or scientifically, will
persist IN saying things about it
that are calculated to do the lnstitu-
ton harm.
To US it is no longer a doubtful
experiment, but a dead certainty.
The Kelley cure has a hundred
living witnesses of its efficacy for
every one who will dare say that by
his own experience he knows there
is nOthingIn 1t. All over the land
there are living witnesses of its
efficacy to cure the drink habit. and
those who have taken the treat
ment in North Carolina are loud IN
their praises of it
We believe the Kelley treatment
is doing a great deal of good, and
we Gelleve--lndeed II the word of
good and noble women is to be re-
lied upon-we know, that many a
home IN North Carolina has been
made happy by reason Of the won
derful cure it has wrought upon
men who were bound in the chains
of shameless drunkenness
There is scarcely a town or COM
munity ID the State where the
cure has not been felt because of
some poor besctted fellow having
taken the treatment and found
himself a man again.
TIE DEOMCRAT has never said
aught against 1t, and it never Will
until there is some more justifable
cause in onr midst for such critl-
c.sm. The influences we have
observed are ali in favor of keeley
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
AT CHICAGO.

The clans have gathered at
Chicago. Yesterday was the first
day OF the National Democratic Con
vention, but We went to press too
soon to learn anything definite.
There are thousands of guesses
ABOUT the nomination, but no one
can give any opinion worth count
ing on.
We await the action of the great
convention, trusting to the wisdom
of the great democratic party of
the country. We are ready to do
our best tor The man the party
names.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
North Carolina Millionaires.

The New York Tribune recently
published a supposed list of actual
milIionaires in the United States. II
gives North Carolina IA, as follows:
Frank Cox--Mines in
Pennsylvania: real estate, banking
and hotel at AshevIlle. and interest
10 many other enterprises
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holt-Made
10 raw cotton and cotton manufac>
turing. Jas. Holt--Made in raw cot
ton and manufacturing. William
F. Holt--Maie in raw cotton and
manufacturing.
Charlotte-Mcs. WestmoreIand -
Icbo-i,o3 N,ds N roal a.+a+o j.,
,r:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
THE THIRD PARTY.

A convention of Third party
delegates was neld at Rocky Mount
last Thursday TO nominate man
for Congress. We aid not learn
how many counties were represent
ed.
Can't. +. A. Thorne of Halifax
county was nominated
THE DEMOCRAT has all the while
hoped that there might be some
chance of reconciliation and that
the white men might be held togeth'
er and our interests preserved.
But after hearing a strong Third
party man say at Rocky Mount last
week that there could be no recon
ciIiation, that he was there to noml
nate a man tOl Congress on the
Third party platform and should be
at the polls in Noven Der to vote tor
him, we abandoned hope as to him
Now, the Third party men know
lust as well as any one else knows
that they caunOt elect their ticket
Some of them think that the Re
publican party will vote with them
The white republicans may, but the
negroes will not. But they try to
taunt the Democratic party IN this
way: We have nominated Our
man, ana now if you democrats
think that split will elect repub.
ncans and put the negroes IN power,
and you 90 on and nominate a
ticket, and the negro goes in, who
Will be responsible? will it be the
third party or the democrats ? A
man put that question to Us last
week.
Now, hold up, gentlemen, and
let's see about it. You knew the
democratic Congressional conven
ton had been fixed for July 9th
and how did you know that that
convention would not put out &
man you would be glad to support:
Oh no; the Democratic party IN
this district has certainly not done
the "splIttlng off, because the
third party would not even wait tc
see what would be the result of the
democratic convention, but made
their nomination more than a
mouth before the democratic con.
ventiOn.
TIE DEMOCRAT would even now
plead with our friends and neigh
bOrs to come back to the demo
cratic ranks, but 1t does seem thai
they are benz on going their OWL
way, with eyes blinded to the best
interests of the country.
We have pleaded for a united
effort and SO we are not responsible
for the consequences. We shall
see what we shall see.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
TALKING SHOP.

THE DEMOCRAT has talked inces>
sanity for Scotland Neck nearly five
years. We believe that it Is gener-
ally conceded by all--those imme.
diately interested in the town and
those not interested--that Scotland
Neck has had its share of free prin-
tcr's ink under the present. manage
ment of TIE DLMOCRAT.
We have written and written and
printed and printed and talked and
talked for Scotland Neck almost
without intermission for nearly five
years. We are going to talk shop
a little now.
The first shop speech we will make
IS this .: BY measuring carefully you
can find one column of Scotland
Neck advertisements in this paper,
and this is all, except some local no.
tees.
Here is another observation Du-
ring the management Of this pepper
under the present editor a forty
thousand dollar knitting mill has
been built in this town and is now
in euccessfnl operation; q twenty
thousand dollar hotel has been built
in this town and is in successful op
ration ; a ten thousand dollar new
military school has been built in this
town and is In successful operation.
Our readers can judge as to whether
or not this paper has had any part In
building up these enterprises.
Look over these columns and see
what you can find that would tell
She public these enterprises are here.
Another observation During the
manaeeluf ut of this paper under the
present editor there have been built
in this town nearly a dozen hand
some and comfortable residences,
and number of smaller ones. and
the population Of the town has in.
creased at least 535 per cent. Our
readers can Judge as to whether or
not this paper has made earnest eff
forts to build up the town. Now
look over our columns and see what
evidence sou can find, in the way CT
advertisements, that our merchants
have anything to sell to the people
that come here.
Now, some one nay say THE
DEMOCRAT has taken advantage of
a dull season to say all this, If any
one thinks so and will take the trou-
BILE to come we will run over thebooks
for the past four years, and we will
show at least three dollars spent bv
US through this paper right in this
town for every dollar that Scotland
Neck has invested in patronizlpg
this paper.
One more observation now: This
paper has persistently said for
nearly five years that Scotland
Neck Is prosperous town. With
a few exceptions at certain impor.
tant business seasons orr own word
for It has Teen the most the public
has had to Judge oy. II short orr
reading columns say one thing and
our .eEtisipg columns for home bus
mess sag the opposite. THE DEMO
GRAFT thinks it is time the balance of
the town should pull up little. We
are feartnl that the public Will
charge u 5 with oyerdrswing.
w c never have mea Mt to do that.
What do yon think Of this matter
anyho~2 We say no more now.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
WAKE FOREST.

Tue la-t i-sue of He DEMOCRAT
was so crowded that We could not
give as full report Of commence
ment as we wished; and our readers
VIII be interested in some things
concerning the institution that 1t
may not be ont of place to mention
now.
We failed 10 mention last week
an interesting item TO Halifax
county people; namely. that Mr. w.
+. Daniel, OF Weldon, vas elected
orator by the alumni association
for Mex commencement, and Mr.
". ". KjtchIn, of ROxb0ro Mr.
Daniels alternate, These young
men are both natives of Halifax
county, of which the county Is
proud, and We fell warranted in
predicting that Wake Forest will be
prOudeT than ever Of Mr.. Daniel if
be speaks at next commencement;
and if he should be hindered the
college will have equal cause to be
proud of Mr. Kltchln.
1t had been Just ten years since
we hade farewell to the college as
socIations, as did the thirty eight
young men who graduated two
weeks ago, and started out upon
the much talked-Of sea of life alone.
Many changes have taken place at
the Institution in ten years. A new
chemical laboratory has been built,
costing about sixteen thousand dol
lars; a gymnasium has been added;
halls have been improved several
times, until they are the finest in
the South; the campus has been
greatly beautified and all things
spga ak of progress and substantial
growth.
The enrolment of students has
gradually increased every year,
until it nun bers about 250. Some
new departments and professor
ships have been added and the
course of study has been heightened
and made more thorough, and every
thing has been done that the trus-
tees OF the institution have seen
possible to do to keep up with the
demands of the times.
President Taylor is one OF the
hardest workers and also one of the
most successful college presidents
in the country. Hon. @. W. San
derlin, IN speaking upon the needs
of the college, we'll said that 'Ethe
college dld not need any better
president"
The trustees decided to build
bath houses this year and other
conveniences for the college. They
will also build hospital so that
the sick among the students may
be quiet and better cared for
These are needed improvements
which the friends of the institution
will gladly welcome.
There will probably be an effort
made during the year to build a
new biological laboratory, which is
greatly needed.
Altogether, the prospects of the
college are quite bright, and there
is reason to believe that the institu-
ton Will still hold its place among
the leading colleges Of the South,
and will yet do greater good in the
education of the noble young men
of the State.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
From Friend to Friend

Goes the story of the excellence of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and what il has &C
and this Is the strongest
which is done on behalf of
this medicine. We endeavor to tell hon
estiy what Hood'S Sarsaparllla is aud
what 1t will do. but what 1t has done
Is tai more important and lar more pos
tent. Its unequalled record Of cure is
sure to convince tho who have never
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla that it is an ex.
cellent medinine.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
BuCkleD 3 Arpica Salve

Tho BEST SaIve IN the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheum Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilhlains Corns, and all
Skin i-ruptions, and positively cures
piles, or NO pay required. 1t is guar
antec to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded, Price SOC per box.
For Sale by +. T. Whitehead & Co -.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
The Teachers

The ninth animal session Of the
North Carolina teachers Assem-
h,e = aos n session st More
hood c,v I,ononed Yesterday with
sr .ad,es no Hon. F. " Mason.
and tho a,,ns1 odd-eas nv president
unet norson Following is 8 skel-
e,on Of the nrooramne:
Tb,rsdo, limo o3-nriss T5slia
Jo.a,. v..t,,n,on. y >. will
isc,ore on ..The True Teacher" also
Mr. Frank Beard will lecture on
..Dravinp in the School Room
Hon. J, :. Carr. Of Durham riI di->
Gus. ..Wba, BUSINESS men EXPECT of
Public School."
Friday June 24-..What u ~cier-
ttdc Temneranee r,--Mrs, Mari
rtobbs GniIford COLLEGE, ..North
Carolina end the Southern Edncs-
,ioneI Associationu- Cant &. Il Den
-oo. Rala,gh and ,frera
Saturday June d. -s.NTannal
Training of Rovs and pirIs"-prof G
L vawfar Va "RioInov"-prof /
NJ. Stedman, Trinity College North
Carolina ut Worlds Partition. s.
NJ. Finger.
Sunday, June 26-ReIigjoas Ex-
ercises, and Demorest Contest Ned
81.
Monday, June 27--"Gernan Uni
versity Syste m"--Prof. W. ID. Toy
Chapel Hill. "Modern Languages
10 School and College, '-profs, Toy,
Sledd and Hume, "Enghsh LltaTa
ture''-Prof. H. j. Stockard, Ora
ham College.
Science Of Fairy Teles'-Prot.
b. f. Sledd, Wake Forest. "Histori>
cal Paper'--Dr. ). B. Weeks, TIN
ity.
passion Play of Ober-Ammergao,"
Howard A. Banks, Ashevllle.
"How to study Hanlet"
Hlme. Chapel Hill.
T,esd.o lima % -Snna,n,en.
donts, Association nnmhar of
addrassea
>Onr Needs"-Prof r A Alderman.
Groenahoro
uoanoadou lima 90 rn+arCoI-
loo,ste Oratorical Cortost-walle
Eorost T,initv and nao,deoo
Tno+rr,oor+o1 N,0io Co,,oot
Tb,rsaou lima 90 ..sAroo4a1 Nor.
-, ona Nonov VoI,o IF I.,inr
Prof JR CARLYLE Wake Foree+
"Nfrtho,oc,,, Mis- Mamie Y
p,rko poaca Ine+it,ta
.ro,io :, p,b1;o Cohool0n SAINT
G. A Grimslev Gree,ahoro
.sTba Ciass,cain EnoIondr-1Ir
Ronald Mcdonald Rsvenscroft
S,booI
uuod,ct;on motbo3 of Toochi,o
I,at,r,,-S,n, Ioosn y IInw.tI
rarnoro
uWnv Toacnors sho,Ia rand the
/ Poems of Homern-Prof JIM. Hor
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23

FITS.-All Fits stopped free b. Dr.
Kl'ne's Great Nerve Rcstorer. " Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st.
Philadelphia, Pa
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Total

There were filed for record Saturday 10
deeds. the considerations aggregating $4,000,
an average of s2,3l3sa Following is the
list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co. abstractors of titles. 1i6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second
Lauron Iugels to J. T. Stewart. lot 4. block IS,
Terry's LIST, 81
&. ". H. White ct al. to e. W. Small, Ma sel1,
SCI i, nei4. II, p, ), $500.
II. I. Walsworth To Frank Davis part lot II,
block ], Walsworths LIST, $50.
West Coast Imp. Co. to Amanda Benjamin, lot
/. block 20. Gilman park, 500
s u. Gustin ct al. 20 Harry Green ct a., lot l,
block 10, snoqualmie Falls, sl,O00.
Truman Bartlett TO ;. Z. Tucker, tract in sec
:, %, 4, 81!
s. p Tucker 20 George r. Page, tract in sec z,
J. e. Mclean to Susan s. Mclean, lot /, sec 81,
%. 8, and other land, s5,100
Rel. J. and II. Co. 20 Nicholas Cain, twelve
lots in River Park, 5000
Isaac G.. Garrnrd 10 Aiick Frank, lot 10. block
e9,Des Mones, $500.
julius Horton TO Annie Craig. all of Slorah's
add q. c., 81.
Z. c. slorah to Charles A. Mckenzie. all of
SIorah's add q. C.. $4,000.
West Coast Imp. Co. to Fred F. Klund, lot ..
block 3d. Gilman PIX. $3.50.
John McRae to Moilie NJ c. Jones, lot II,
block 81, Iesier's LIST, $500.
Arthur l. Fonda TO John Z. Gale. n \ sc sw, 10,
IF, 4, 81.
George Kinnear to Lawrence Peters. lot 4,
block II, summit add, I.l0o.
Lawrence Peters 20 o. A. spencer, lot (, block
II, Summit add. 1000.
W. q. Eisenmayer 10 P. II. Pastel, jr., lots s
to IL, block IS, Denny Home and other, $4,000
III. Patzpld 10 Thomas sullivan, lots i aud .,
block 1, SnoqualInie, $3.50.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY. .

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and cure OF Chronic diseases entlte these eminsns
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in many cases that nave bee n pronounced hopeless.
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Lewis County Hops.
Chehalis Nugget.

Cnenails Nugget.
The first sale of hops this season was made
Monday, when Mr.. Howard disposed of ninety
cue bales to Seattle parties for ia cents. Local
growers are somewhat dissatifed with tine prices
ofered and are now talking of sending John
Iobson direct to England with from 500 to 900
bales The crop this year, while not mp to the
ssndard in quantity, is of very good quality,
md the amount of hops raised in the country
toutary TO Chehalis 10 nearly double that of
ht yea-. Mr. Dobson says that there will be a
rili further increase next year, as 1t is thor
oughly settled that by exercising care the lice
can be destroyed Many acres are about to be
planted. The company expects to put in twenty
SIX and half acres In the spring and Eb Russell
win plant twenty five acres. Others are turning
their attention that way. II is safe to say the
serease of hops in the county will be increased
4. least one third this spring. Mr.. Dobson 10 OF
the opinion that this will within five years
become the principal hop center of the state.
The soil and climate are extremely favorable.
The continued success of growers here, when
the crop has in many other places been partial
allure, has opened the eyes of the farmers.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l0.-The vegetable mar
fs' is unchanged, with light trading, and prices
tasy at quotations. Mushrooms were plentiful
ind arm. Tomatoes were dull and weak. Po-
sioes were steady. Onions shade weaker Re-
+ 'e.pts were lighter today. Asparagus comes in
no'e freely, but sales are slow.
The market for fresh fruits is dull Fancy
qualities OF red apples aud grapes command top
Nices, bat rule the demand is light Per
rmmons are plentiful. with little inquiry. Cit
nus fruits are plentiful, with a better demand
'ot The holiday trade. Dates were in heavy
supply
Produce reecipts-Flour. 5000 quarter sacks:
Niey. 5000 eentals: wheat. 1900 centais: po-
s.oes 900 sacks; wine, ii .0oo gallons; brandy,
100 gallons
,hoar-Family extras. s. 9o1i0o per bbl: ba-
ATss extra: sSe0Gi 90; sapertlne, s2-6GGS. 10
"aeat- sl.-s1L2bi< per GENITAL Tor good TO
sae'ee Shipping; 81 SoIGi sals per GENITAL for
Bnlsy Feed, SC per Genital for dark
soAsi; SIZE Tor good quality; slI5c Tor
sae.ee' brewing, So stt95c: Cheyslier. s.. lae
I t.., FER cental for standard; eoc(@&Loo for
| oai..Snrpriss. sl45ei 50: milling. s1.s5s
49,, iaaey feed, sl.57 sol 90: good to choice
80, tlSSgl So of grades. s.. i9ol .: black.
,,r..ssaiV Tor common; ST. 49, 0l.25 Tor choice
eesss gray, si24sLS1. red, 81 az FOL. ~ per
| eorn-sIaL0's Tor large yellow: sLo5ai 10
| white Wv aSA-' -, fe' ee"'"' 'o'
| ~ "o9o,-spring- Eastern Oregon. I0(tsiTc: VAL
/ Vfescn, iSt1t0c. Fall-Southern lambs.
r., ~ sholce. s.9oc: plains, t09sc; mountain.
/ s,~ isitc' mountain, defective, st9s north
a., amos. free, lltsl3c; northern lambs, de-
HciTe, ssloc.
CALL BOARD.
A. al -, oosti ssleS--W heat, buyer Decent Der.
ins 60 , closing sl26l4; May. $lSis. .
e.o,inE sLoIt.
'4'ey-May, 81 sDSiaso. closing Ssi,c
FiNANCEAL
NJ ss-Sight. III &C. teleyrsphic. oclsc Sterling
lg sank, - stght, sAS9: commercial.
-, .ye7 oars-so!ztS5 sc. Mexican dollars
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MINING srnrYS
EASTERN NAKt>E TS.
gkw YORK srock ExcH,xak.

sfs HoEk. Pee. I9 - lie stock market was
- active day. p.stiliers aud Western Unea
s~~Alsd up rAqadly al The opening and ether
a@ ~ stocss sympG.hi rel. Ia sho;t tine
= stern tnics rose tF2n oS 10 81. Aissouri
Se'he iTo,a as's 20 -: Manhattan fgom lSSs 20
as'' As'loasi IeIdage rose 20 Is2, and National
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Dec 10.-ISpecial. THE wheat mar
is' today was very weak. The highest bids
we're CSC for Club and 72c for Blue Stem. YES
ses heading this way may stffen prices Quo.
lions: Wheat-Ciub, Csc: Blue Stem, 72c. Re.
eeipts, q 800 bushels
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1o.-Bradstreet's mercan-
tie agency reports thirteen failures in the
sseifc coast states and territories for the week
udng yesterday as compared with thirteen for
he previous week ana ten for the correspond
inx week of isgl
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The Union Pacific Is the only tr&ascoa;i mental
line running two tArough trains caliy from ;hs
Northwest 10 Omaha, Kansas CIty, - LOUIS All
Chicago and al poia-s EaS'. Aoiera equip
rleut last tine sat the best OF service. Iic.eI
aftle.. 10 second street. i. G Martin asSa.
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Dec. Especial. l-wheat-Ne-
elected and weak; Valley, $i.1GgLI7la: walla
Mala. N07i 4(gLl0 per GENITAL. Receipts were
a0S1 eentals
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ERFADSTUFFs

LIVERPOOL. Dec. lo.--W hea.--Ofered moder.
ately: No red winter, steady. 5s Sd; No. red
spring, steady. 6s IA.
Corn-Ofered sparingly, As r2d
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DELLlS9HAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE

Whatcorn and Sehome Fairhaven, Ssmish, An
acortes, Fidslgo City, Ctsalady, Coupevtlle Lsng-
ley, Clinton Everett, Edmonds.
STEAMER WASCO
Leaves Mercha ants dock Tuesdays Thurs taya
and Saturdays AT o'clock a IN. Tickets for sale
q, city Ticket u flee s0s Second street
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Starch nearly points. The close was strong a,

Government bonds-Steady
Petroleun-opened firm and sold at Sc.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10-The weekly bank state
ment shows reserve decreEse of e9si.0O1 aud
specie decrease OF $i,3s5.0o1 Banks now hold
fo,94o,oo IN excess OF the requirements.
Imports oil specie for the week amounted to
sis5vlA OF which $50 9l7 was in gold aad ST. l57
money on cail-Easy; closed at Per cent
rhine mercantile paper, SOC per cent. Sterling
excnange-Firm, with actual business: sixty.
Gay oilis, tAssl4G9iss: demand. 81. s754g4sa
BONDS.
Y. o. II, coupon. ia Pacific ea los
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Connects with boat for snohomish. Coienecn
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including Sunday
To take effect Monday. September 10.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROUP, FRANK w. GOODH1JE.
Pres Seoy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-12
LILY ON THE FLYER"

LILY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty-five minuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt, Is the finest passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and Sunday
trips, Seattle Tacoma route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 q M. l:30 p. m. and 500 m.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 7:3O a M. 1880 q m. an5 $3.50
p m. sharp. Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma a m. and D. IN sharp.
Leave Seattle $50 a and p. m. sharp
Landing at N. p. wharf, Tacoma and Cor, mer-
cial dock. foot Of Marion street, Seattle.