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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-05
ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES

Runs Buffet cars containing library. writing and
card tables. tarbsr shop. ata room, essy chairs.
observation windows etc, in connection with
Palace dining and sleeping cars, frst and second
class coaches and family tourist cara Mondays,
Thursdays and Saturdays
Trains leave seattle daily ut q I'D for Everett,
snohomfsh, LeaveBsworth. Wenatches. Harring-
to- Spokane. Bonner.s Ferry. kAlsspell. srand
Forks Fargo croakston, Fergus fali ST. Cloud,
Minneapolis, 81. Paul
Palace sleeping cars through to Chicsgo without
change Leave Chicago at 1890 p m. daily from
Union Passenger station via G. NJ. q az q. rail-
way for seattle. without change
Connections at Wenatchee for Lake Ehelan. the
Upper Columbia and the Oksnognn district. al
Spokane for Eastern Washington poin's: a. Ben
ners Ferry tor kasio Afnsworsh. Neison and
rotnts keotsnai river aad lake: at shelby
Junction and Havre for Great FANS, Helena and
Battle.
trosses the Cascads and Rocky Mountains In
daylight giving passengers q chance TO see some
OF the finest scenery IN America. The track hAy-
ing stone ballast Is free from dust
Connections tn Urioa depols at 81. Pan, and
Minneapolis with trains for Danth West su-
perior AMI Great Lake points. sioux sity and the
southwest 81 Louis AMI south, and Chicago and
the East
For publications end information apply to. or I'D.
dress
n. C. srEvENA
80 e. T. &R A. s
llAJannss Street. Seattle. Wash.
r L WHITNEY.
q. y. a T. A.. ST. Paul, MINI.
Depot ticket ofhce. Commercial dock between
Madison and Marion xtreets
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Portland Grain Market.

fogTLasp. Oct A-Isrecial Wheat offer-
ings ffee and trading active. as q reflection Of
cable sdylces the market weakened. Quote
Valley, s5sgss1e; walla wslla. sses7isc per
eenfal
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

For rstes routes and other information eazl on or
address
A. D. CHARLTON. Ass. Gen. PasS Axt.
No. III Frat St, Portland Or
IA yADEAU. Gen Agent. Seattle City ticket
ONCE, corner Yssief avenue and Front street
Depot ticket Office corner West aad Columbia sta
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rIooD CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger Steamer
DELTA
tcarrysa3 q. .. msitl leaves Coin ~ eocs Mos
6ayA Wednesdays ana fffsays - 90 o fee
Efaxsssa. Assss ussasss. Bangor. sSAbsck. BFtaneA
lsswste. Islis&ap ala Hoadspsrs and unsea
cstF and iasevEsealate poahi-s hsrsrans ~ Unaaa
10 TssssnTs. fhsrsdsss are =ssasdays arriving
n seattle A. 100 y "a ~ua..~.<,.. go.
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~ SEATTLE
~ ~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
o. DSPENSARY
COX nuCTEn RY
---CoNHUtfkD BY
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,

Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and fsvesahly known specialists
Oh the Pacific Coast TIE doctors are regular grad
yates from the University OF tbs city OF New ork
and Il Long sssnd oliege Hospital. Rreok lyn
Sew ors. and their long experience, remarkaels
Skin and uniVersai success ia the treatment and
OF Chronic diseases entitie these
payseians 10 the fGii condolences Of the afflicted
sysrys where.
A5Iaatser what your complaint, consult these
x1ccsssfai spectA3sts who are ahfe 20 sdsct cures
Ia asay cases tnas have been pronounced no pefsss
They treat sCfENrfFtCAIL and sTC-
Ots<EILLl. care QUICKLY and PER-
MANENTLN PalNATE- BIsspOD AND SKIN
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND sax
uAL pIsoRDERs FILES, FisTuLA AND
RECTAL ULCERS, SYfHtI.IS GoSoRaHCEA
Manhoof NtgAs kTntssions DecAyea Faculties
kaeuu sttzm- Neuralgia. CAiarrb. BroBehtis
Asthma Tumnra Eraptlans, salt Rhsun and
sefofala HIDRoCaLE. vARIEoCELE and
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
pain % detention from business and cures guAsaa.
tsed
an deformt.ies and impedineuss 20 marriage
quickly removed
AAERrAIN AND Positive CURE for sss
ssfal effscts az early vice and the evils
tAst follow in tts train
tenx experiences, with unparalleled success n
tie eeSf sSsasaee Of q d1r;os's skin.
DISEASES OF wo IN also seeeive special
alseassan toss0 perxoaasly the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast or write, sending stamp. Ccnsalt stion
frNe and confidential fremont Block. GA
Frent street. Seattle. =
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poRT ANGELA PORT TowMsnnn Dun
gsness ana seattle routs.
TINE eAnp
Fast fasssnger aud Freight Propsilse
MONTICELLO
Commsncing Tuesday May "a. iees.
Leaves daily sxcept Nonday ~ fellows; eeAsxlA
q m: Townsend 1870: arrives Port ngsies
p N Leaves Port Angeles m; Pers
Townsend 3 30 p. m: arrives Seattle 10 D m
fandtngn, CITY Dock, seattle; TfboaIs Dock. fass
HATCH BH0A
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srArn or TnAnr.

SAN Francisco. Oct A-Business shows q
marked improvement in general merchandise
Ines, prices remaining firm. The produce mar
kess are To FAR shape.
Vegetables Dull
There was better demand for grapes. peaches
ssd eaHiesonpes.
Butter and egEs-Firn.
f0Hllry-weak and dull
sweet posatoes-Firmer.
.fsoducs receipts Flour. quarter sacks. es2i !:
mnsihgton. 2,sDS: wheat, eentais. 1865,
washington, s.e2i; barley. eentals, 400: oats,
ssa's:s isgst. Oregon. s.996. rye. eentals, so:
sssaA sscs s,aos: potatoes. sacks. s.stf onions.
aleaf.. We quote: Net cash prices for family
sxNs utS4&75 PER barrel bakers extras,
AN4Ah9; sHperhne, g. 6ostea 20
seezl-.So. shipping, sLos3. 61i.oS. choice
49, Milling, sLo5Asga
.etuss-Nol ] Iced. 6.tsfs7i %: choice bright;
.&ss sewing, seltsSc. cnevalisr, 81 lusSsl IS for
gTsdes ~ e'
osss-Sss. red. aScossiaS: black, eoctasl rs;
sseslk 20; fancy feed, 81 1901 -:
49, . e eausce, 81 l0ssLiS. eonmou to ialF. pc
0sA@ PIT GENITAL.
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h strs.ss s.ers'Fts, 1900 heal Market sc;lu.
~ es.uas native steers. sssxs Is. sas<i,ars.
~ =. as.seFs, "a ssal5a - - ~
pa. l.Vs Lead. MaSket active
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FREE

A splendid illuminafe1
lccturs entitled "fFosa Ex-
rsng Yogsh 10 Perfeet Mar.
hood. Tails OF fhs errorx
of yguth, The PITFALLS fsr
yesing Ifsesi and 0f Last
Nsshes1. Price 26e. ssus
Ffes &c the nexs 10 daTz.
MrIse % Fssf. !. \. 1s6sos.
lm2 Asfset street., kAa
francisco. Cal.
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The general position OF hops Is unchanged.
All classes OF buyers are pursuing Q waiting
policy and the small volume Of business causes
rather unsettled tone. Quotations are I'M
changed
MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-options steady for October and barely
steady for other months. saies were 500 rags,
tncsnding: October. sia s511h 81: November,
Sl6s53ls 20; December. sihs5(1ia9a Spot Rio
Aomlnals No Z. ftt<a
sugar-Raw-steady, but quiet Refined
Steady.
copper-Qniet Lake, 80. 70.
Iead--Bafeiy steady. Domestic, t5.6A
Tin-shade lower. Straits, 1880
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CALI BOARD.
eAlaa vera rA..,r.InA to- a anlln...

Ass.neon session: Aheat-Decsmher, NO
= y, sLlsi 90 tons, silica: May. 100 tons,
80. 40 taas, III - per csntai.
49, sss January, 90 toas, Tttse: necem her,
- .s "a. Ite 100 tons, - se 900 tols, &c; May,
nv vera Asse per esntai
FINANCIAL.
s,..e- On ssshL New York. per 500. aoe
Ia. az. sterling eills-on London. eo.day
SILVER
r. NJ ears, psF eaaee. ISL ds7ssa
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TEsrTMoNIALs,

PORTLAND. Or. March T. 1884
Dear sirs-Being sattshed with your manner %
preparing the Dentifrice and knowing II to be per-
fecty harmless In Ire effects, have. since you
commenced rs preparation. used Il In my family
and prescribed if 70 my patients with uniform
satisfacfion saa I cordially recommend o. TO
The public a. being valuable safe and efsoseious
dentifrice well adapted 10 keeping The teeth and
gums In q clean. healthy condition. Sears tray.
W. c. BROWN. ID. ID. -
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eroxssE January ~. fssa
e~o,lsnen--r take gresf pleasure tn adding my
s.s,,mon.a, 70 the excellent qualities OF Labin's
Tooth Po~der. and sfsss maay years psrsouAa on.
perssncs Ia its use and OF si'eauss oossrvs.on %
e. EXTRACTOR effects upon the teesh Of my
..,s.nl. reeona mend % 20 all As safe pleasant
"a srsescaens denfisrsce. combining all TIE
,.ans.,tes ssr preserving TIE teeth and gums In .
cssaa. healthy conditfen-
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Read what o chemist ssys;
SEATTLE, August I. 1859.
Gsufisrnen-I have made . chemical examin&
ton Of Lubins Tooth Powder aad ara that rs
constituents are such As neither chemically OF
mechanically intnre the teeth. The lssicsoun 50
lection OF The ingredensA and the evident care er'
hsbiss1 IN fts prerArstion. commend 10 ~ q harm
lsss a well q 90 sricseioas asHtifrice
O. ). SMITH. Chemist
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Iuhin chemical Co:
Dear sirs-If . eommendstory word from ne in
favor Of your excellent toetE powder, known ~
Lahin's Tooth Powder, can ada 70 re deserved
popuiarfy and extended use. can cheer.
fully and truihfaiiy cay 90 these who are In want
Of pleasant harmless and thoroughly eiicaeious
deutifrics that they viii ind those qualities all
combined IN your admirable prspafstioni and
amer ieag acquaIntanes aad careful observation
q fss effects upon The tsssh of those who have
made daily use Of II and personal experiences al
its merits for nearly twenty years know OF moth
Ing superior for The purpess Of easanins pressrv-
ing and besutisying the teeth.
MARX HrGHLAnn
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NININo SHOCKS
CHICAGO MARIETTA


e.. asNAaA Oct w hsst- Moderate Business;
4. - > t0NSF. esetaed a. more on fsvcva.
nsAss go sof TAI ssetsng, lower cables sad
h... ~ sss3ing ~ I0Rgs. AMI closet eAsy. lie
- saAa Yesterday Receipts. 80 "a hs.h.
q % pAasais, iisoo0 bushels Closed C.sA.
s. beeeaaees. egt...
os,.- I .as.st Casa, si,e. December. scs.e.
a. Casa, &c; December, gsisc
sAsey-Ncsn&r.l
tssx-AN
sanasay-RN
lsss s ssey' October. tis9S; Jsnusry. ti2sA
sAe-s 80 ocsooer, 81, a., January, g. ~
Re- Easy. ossoeSF. fAN: JaGnaEy,
sAsosasrs-s5 S7a.Ass- 81
sx 49, s.e.s So sssaTA
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srEAMKRa

srEAMKRA
HOOP CANAL ROUTE,
STEAMER BrcKEYE
Eeonftt and refarnisAe6 leaves NsrcAaass eoxk
Ksssssss. iers Sasssa Ssssns. se.ssex. 1S Is
~anE ps~asta. Hees<pors raicn Ciss and iases@
leaves laiss cs.y s = ws sa ssssas
Aaa sunday. srrsvias N sesssse sts m
vAsKoS ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE
Leaves Merchants eocx %, p n. Messay. wsA
laasfagxs TaesdsyS Thursdays ard sAsnrasys FOE
East slde vaxhcn. Ch4nlAaana. nes5osnes. Ssonens
Landing and Bnenaa- leaves raeoma every
neraiag except sunday 81 asa
Poxr ORCHARD
Posr WASHINGTON
STEAMER cHEHAIrs
leaves Hasasla's wharf daily except sundsy N
ssso p N Fer frs,xss passage spply ca bead
W. n sRrMoRK, Mass..
# -
THE ruaEr SOUND SAVINGS RANK
colman Block. Froat and Columbia So
Incorporated issa Capital. sicc.eoa
rRusrEKss
prsslaeas, Hsary 3 Martha
vic~Ps... :. Ierias waiss,aSsea.
Cashier. W. n. Perkins,
julius HOT1on. Franz A
Intere.s paid on .Avias. AMI time depcss,s
DrxrEa HORTON . CO sAsKxaA-
INCORPORATED issa
ss srsls ss
rrss'gsnt:: ....:................W.S LADn
~rsesaaent.ss.s..-sss - A. nnrNA.
c. sssssr = Il yiSr r1yk
's: ;sssssss 80 ''.s..ss ,:s: : s s''
aaa .. sss ss, .ss rs ss h = wsss
Columbia
s.shs sals Of .rehaas. On Loaaea svsnssss -
I collections mad. 81 al poiats on fsvsrsslssssYA
hanas, stocks and other vaiaaesss rsceive1 - -
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated 1857. Capital s9oo.osa
Bailey Baiidias. Corner OF Second ana casrrs
Transaets general banking sas,assa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
upwards and in1sfsss allowed snsrssa
Aeney loaned apon improves
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH a u HCNT..a.................r ressaeat
COLUMBUS T. TyLER........... Vice Presidents
O. ". RoN..........,.............M Manager
y n DOWNING. ............ ............ Secretary
J. d. BOWMAN. w. a. fKTERs, =. w WILL
MANS. wN. Rf0HrER FISHER
EDWARD BAiLEY.
RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
rAIp.ur cAfirAL................ eSooeooo
assa ufc. 90 l. bard street loasss
nrancnes- Portland. san Frsnclsca seattle, rar
coma, Victoria New westminstss. Nanaama
Amse .sss; Ss nsnt,.s n ssssnx. n....
transacted Loans made Bllis discounted cenr
rsnt account saherf 20 chsck .nsersss pald 90
time depositA II LEA BARSEs Mans<sr
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL aASx OF
L Seattle
raid up capital.
surplus ooVvV
1sll exchange ana make tsle9raphie transfers.
TO all pargs 81 the United states and Europe
solicit accounts OF banks aud panksrs naer
chants, manufacturers. individuals and eerpos~
coiecsions entrusted V eur care win resolve
psompt attsnfion
pfascroRsi
JACOB rukTH: ...................':;....s rsaeess
A. n. sTEWAhT...............s.. vice Freeidene
q FnAuKNTaAI. L RoHlNsoN Ane SAMxe
r. HAYDEN.
coRaasroNpEHrss
National nank Of Republic. New Yoski Gen.
mercfal Eatiousi, Chicago, First National Dank
"a paul: Bank Of California sen FrAno1eooS
ltrst xstlonal Bank. Portland
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLn
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ELY OF FnE -yIyxR-
sEArTLE TO TACOMA
Fear reune trips daily except Sunday.
Al one hour and twsnty- ave ninutss
THR sTEAMER FLYER
Hsgulas daily and Sunday sssps. sssstis Tseons
reats, - fellows;
rAErxa rrrscr
THURSDAY. JUNE L
TINE ozRD.
I<avs Tacema-s.30, s.ta O. IN, 80 SIS D N
Leave Seattle iis&5 o IA, $50. Toe 3 q.
spEpAY.
Lave Tacoma 80, IL 30 Q m. 80 p m.
Leave ssAtsis-s 100 . n. gsoo TOO p n.
Landing - n. p. wharf Tacoma ana ceanse
ctaa dsck foos or MArssn ssrsss seaside
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STEAMEHS.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINZ
STEAMER SIGNAL
VIII issvs Seattle for Portland 3. n
:: :; u .; On or about October q
For fartasr Information regarding freight rsses o.
passage Apply TO
q MccIELLANp. Lecs, Agent. ssass,a
FRANK WAREHOUSE CO.
General Agents, Tacoma wasA.

PAcrFIc sAyIoATIeS GO.
- WAAfCox ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sKHoxR
Alternate on Foliowias Schedule
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, a m
For PORT Townsend. Anacsrsss and Eeilinghsm
Bay. sp m
Connect ~ Port Townsend no. Angeles VIC
torta and SeAh Gay route, al Tacoma with
trains fsr west sonth and east: NJ Whatcom with
G 2. n. II trains for north and east. ana boats 10
san Juan islands
EvERErr IA CONNER AND wHrpBy
STEAMER FArRHAvEN
Daily except sunday al s:ee a. m. for Kvsress,
La Conner Aad all Wildly islsad polass
For further Information address
9. MccLELLAND. General AGENT
Yesier's dock. Teiephona ITO.
FRANK wArERHorsE. General Manager.
-
Tickets on sale at C r. railway ticket once and
on the docks
Pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamer. nom seattle a. follows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria At .. tpassenxers received on board a. Z
p m.l ocs. Q. 10. Is. 20. 2S. 80.
For Alaska. Oct rs and 80 aisAm
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports at = m, Oct ., 2. IL. IL. ~. ~.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE OF the com
pany. AZ Ocean dock. seattlal
0ooDALf. PERKINS a Co.
General Agents. san Francisco
J. n JOHNSON. r s sapt. seattlA
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PropLrs sAvrsos BANK
oscsdsasai Block. sestfis. wasA
CAPITAL. sioo.ooo
OFFICERS AND TRusrnSA
Jacob rurth. Prsssdsnt
sos aI L.srs. ssssas Woe fr.s,ssa.
James n hsyden. Manager. cashtss ed eeea
Louis schwasarheT. John colIaa r q nee
ssidsr, v. W. wilEnsns.
TrAnssets savinss bank business sxolnsivsls.
Deposits resolved hon 81 e sio, ooa
Interest allowed per snnnn. SIT Per eeaA 90
' pivis.ss. declares ls.s days a - hss sss No
vembsr. Loans made On seal sstsss On sppssys1
coilaisfas enfy.
THE FIRST sArTosALsAxxo or sxArrxa
ts0.ooo
kaasiss scMic. Prs.sasss
LssfkA tuksEs..s..ss .cesAlss
oensrsa banking basipsss nsasssssA
psssips sisss. q Iss sis.s s sssss ~
saa Europa
NATIONAL BANK or ooxanaoa
cerssr cenmsrcssi ssa ysslss Avssss
rsia ~ cspisai. .sseo.ees
Tsansscfs general saakins easiass2
..."................,,..rs ssiss9
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts or the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
Sceept any substitute if offered.
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sPAT IN THE JUDGES EYE.
A Tramp ArraiRned for VaRrancy Be-
comes Defiant.

I Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 20.-In the mu
nicipal court to-day there was a sensa
tion. A prisoner spat in the eye of Judge
Gibbons. The prisoners name was Ed
ward Edwards, a tramp.
Guilty or not guilty." asked the
judge.
Not guilty" answered the accused.
Where are you FROM"
st. Louis, replied the prisoner.
How did you get here2"
at does not matter now" answered
the prisoner. Il am here, and am no
vagrant."
"You must know" said the court,
''that suspicious looking strangers coming
TO the city are compelled by law to render
an account of themselves or to bear the
consequences. Have you any money!"
Yes"
How much"
That's none Of your business"
'I'll give you thirty days" said the
judge, getting warm at the mans de-
fance.
And I'll not accept it, " said the pris-
oner.
Make that sixty days. Mr., Recorder"
said the court
Just here the prisoner electrified the
entire court room by leaning forward and
splitting in the face of the Judge.
He seemed to have been saving whole
mouthful of it, and he caught his honor
right slap in his eye. The Judge rose to
his feet like a flash and was about to
jump over the railing after the fellow,
but was held back. The recorder, mar
shall and chief also jumped to their feet,
but before further developments took
place three officers had seized the man
and hustled him down stairs at one jump
to a cell.
The court then placed upon the prisoner
an additional penalty of S25 or ninety
days further Imprisonment for contempt
of court
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CHIPS FROM GAMBLER.
Orange Growers Waiting for Better
Prices-New Residences.


Prices-New Residences.
Gambler, Fla, Dec. 20-Orange growers
have let up on shipments of oranges, to
see if the market will improve. Prices
for the past two weeks have been ex.
tremely low.
Mrs Mary f. BENJAMIN, of Lafayette,
Ind, who owns fine orange grove here,
has arrived, and will at once build a
handsome residence, and make this her
permanent home
Material is now being delivered for
several houses to be built this winter.
William Snyder and family, of Lafay-
cite, Ind, have arrived to spend the
winter and market his orange crop
Baker Bros, our enterprising nursery
men, are shipping orange trees from their
fine nursery to Bronson, Levy county.
Chauncey Jones, a prominent citizen of
Battle Ground, Ind, is here to spend the
winter
John Williams and family, of B rock,
ston, Ind, are here to spend the winter
w. f. Caution, the contractor on the
county road now being built through the
Ocklawaha swamp to Heather Island
will have the road completed in few
weeks ready for travel. 1t viii be a great
convenience to the island people.
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Statesboro Items.

Statesboro, Ca, Dec. 2O.-Jas A.
Fletcher has bought the Fields stock of
goods from J. G. Jones.
Charlie Simmons has been lying at the
point of death with fever, but is now CON
siderably improved.
Messrs. S. Waxelbaum &Son. ofMacon.
have taken charge of the Ellis & Outland
stock, and will close it out at once
Jas. L. Matthews takes charge of the
warehouse at this place today, the new
management having taken charge of the
road.
Mr.. w. r. Lee has bought 500 bales OF
sea island cotton at this place already
and the feecy staple continues to roll in.
There have been bought at this place
about 5000 bales this season.
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Ladies' Fine Lockstitched Muslin In.
derwear; Custom MADE.
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LOCALS FROM LYONS.
New Buildings Going Up-Two New
Mercantile Firms,


Lyons, Ca, Dec. 20.-Lyons still CON
tinues to improve, new buildings are going
up on every hand, while others are being
talked Of
For long time, owing to the present
schedules on the Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery and Southwestern roads, our
mail service here has been very bad We
did not get the MORNING News together
with other Savannah mail until 6:5O
o'clock p m, but of late it has been
coming on the morning train via Helena
over the Savannah, Americas and Mont
gomery road.
La grippe has been prevalent through
this section for over a month. Almost
every one has it or has had it.
z. v Porter, formerly of the naval
stores firm of w. H. Page * Co, has Just
completed fine store and put in a large
stock Of general merchandise and is doing
good business
Perry Brown, of Barlow is also goinl
to commence business here after Christ
mas IN the large brick store formerly oc-
| cupled by Brown a. Spiyey.
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NO DANCE DE vENTRE.
The Persian Dancing Girls Fail to
Draw an Audience.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 20.-The Persian
dancing girls from the Midway, with
their attendant Arabs, folded their tents
tonight and silently stole away for want
of patronage. At the hour for raising the
curtain the doorkeeper had taken in just
eight deadhead and one bought ticket,
and the house was closed to save gas
The 'Danse Du VentTe" in its integrity
was not attempted here, for fear it should
offend the police, and the modified version
was so decent that fatal offense was
given TO men and boys who were out
for a high old time. The manager
promised to turn his girls loose
tonight, but the public had lost conf
dence. The temper of the performers
was not improved by the absence of an
audience, and behind the scenes one of
the "dark-eyed hours" is reported to
have cursed out companion in the most
approved billingsgate, married by no trace
whatever of oriental accent.
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A New Hotel and Park.

Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 20.-The Phila-
delphia hotel syndicate that purchased
200 acres of land from Gen. Pat Houston
lying just east of the city limits, and
known as Leon Nights, are having the
woods cleared of the underground pre-
paratory to sowing in blue grass, laying
out in parks, walks, drives, etc. 1t is
said they will have a 20O-roOm hotel ready
for business next season, second to no
hotel in Florida in its appointments.