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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

Yale and Princeton had a game of football
in New York. On Thanksgiving day.
And great many Of waterbury's sporting
men went down to see the fray.
But contrary to all expectations the
Princeton boys won the game.
Though twas plain to see at the very start
our New Haven boys were lame
Now for weeks before. all odds on Yale
were offered every place
But the result shows plainly that the
Princeton hoys we're fairly in the race
\ great many excuses are made for Yale,
the ifs" bear conspicuous part
But their opponents won by the fairest
means, they were right in it, from the
start.
Now the sequel to this game is plain, l am
not saving this To boast.
But the Yale's could surely have won the
day and not got such ''roast-'
Ii for two weeks before Thanksgiving day
they had given me call.
Their Managers would have fed them
CASTLES MEATS. saved expense
and taken all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

n. +. WILEY, OF Bcr
EIicT, CoHrcTSe Co,
n'yo.. writes: Z" | had
bronchitis for twenty
years and over, and l
could not work with
out coughing so hard rs
to take all my strength
away. / took five bot
tbs of DIR. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discov-
cry, and give you my
word and honor that
l can do any work that
thCrc is 10 do on my
'rnnCh without cough
ing. I have not taken
any of the Golden
Medical Discovery for
a XsplY-"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
EsISyEs sSEsI5G35

For Severe, lingering Coughs, Weak
Lungs, BlecilnS from I.ungs, bronchitis,
Asthma. and Consumption. in its early
stages, DR.. PicrCc's Golden Mcdical DiScoy-
ery is n sovereign remedy. II not only
cures the culgh hat also builds up the
strength and flesh Of those reduced below
a healthy standard by " Wasting Diseases"
Win not mako fat folks moro COrpulent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

Here are some attempts at English 10
be seen ON the i-HisrIuis in the strcetS Of
Toxic:
Wine, beer and other ulsSiiciue~-
"A shop. the kind II UmLrella, p1rasol
or sick. -
eral countries"
Prices. no incr,sls.. or diminish Sc
All kinds Of superior slFdries kept
here
''Skinnakcr and seller ,portmanteau
shop
''I-aIics Furnished in the M stair, -
Well Earned Rest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

RALEIGH, Dec. 1.-Adolph Goldsmid,
an advance agent, committed suicide at
Selma, \. c., by taking strychnine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

STANFORD, Conn, Dec. l1.-Fire inter
rupted the services in the Methodist Epis-
copal church here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
The conditions of the business W

The conditions of the business world
point to Improvement. There is steadily
increasing demand for all kinds of goods,
and the money market is more satisfactory
All this is good news. but it will not feed
the poor. Many persons have been out of
employment for months and they are in
dire distress. Don't turn down the de-
serving individual who asks you for five
cents. If You haven't the nickel give him
three cents or the mite that will not be
EiSStd from your purse. Lend the poor IL
helping hand. Encourage them with kind
charity:
The truly generous is the truly wise:
And he who loves not others lives unbleSt.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

Jefferson and Robson to Act For Charity.
CHICAGO, Dec. n.-Joscph jefferson and
Stuart Robson will give u benefit for the
starving poor OF Chicago next Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

n puhliu >'D,st STA m lSA 7Spm
A. Waterbury New England station. $50
a ia enh Do J. IN
W r. PADDOCK
Gen Pass Agent
L u EAlsItlN. Gen SUIT RaNS-pr,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

ST. CHARLES, Ills, Dec. 1.-THE ticket
office of the Chicago and Western road was
robbed by four masked men of $40
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
Blizzard In Northern New York.

WALIA WALLA, Wash, Dec. 1.-THE
Walla Walla Savings bank has gone into
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

Bad roads lead la profanity: they make
men swear. Bad roads lead To iuttla-
perance: men thiul, 1t Is necessary IL for
tifv the inner man with few drinks L.
enable them IL stand long journ,..-
through the mud. Bad roads lys,l In
cruelty: the kiu,l,.s. hearted driver often
has IL stimulate. willing team with tie
lash Bad reals lead 10 poverty; the
wear and lear On wagons. harness aul
animals knock of large per cen! Of
profit Homer Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

BUFFALO, Dee. 1.-THE Lehigh strike
may b. reuprI.d in all its intensity. y
cutdown Oh this division has been ordered
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

AUBURN, \. Y, Dec. 1.-THE funeral Of
the late General John n. Knapp will occur
Wednesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
Ilrr Democrat
C and NJ. T. MALoNEY. PUBLISHERS.

Letters and communications should bear
the name and address of the writer in each
case as guarantee of good faith. Anony-
nous communications will not be printed.
Any irreGularity in delivery should be re-
ported to the Office at once.
Entered at the Post ONCE at Waterbury as
Second-claSS matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
MERIpEN BRANCH

NOlNAH EASI
3ssvN Waterbury-New England statiau
: 81 . aoA m 4-sa = m Dublin srrysrt: ) o.
. e. 3D. rz 5t1 = m
GOING WEST
i-a," N"riLen for Waterbury - n n
B. e. $50 T.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

Lady Ito polite laborer who has offered
her his seatl-Oh, not Keep your seat, MY
good man; yOa have been working hard an
day.
Polite LabOre= (sympathetieally)-T
II, ma'am- Thrue, Olive bin cArryin tn
bod all tn day, but you've bin shoppin.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11

OswEGo, n. Y, Dec. ia fierce snow
storm resembling blizzard is raging here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-11
woRLD-FAMED INSTITUTION.
From the Buffalo Sunday News.

From the Buffalo Sunday News.
Dr. Ray Vaughn Pierce. famous among
the benefactors of the age, established
himself in Buffalo in 1867. and
having acquired worldwide reputation
in the treatment of chronic diseases
far exceeding his individual ability to
conduct. he several years ago induced
several medical gentlemen of high
professional standing to associate them
selves with him as the faculty of the Worlds
Dispensary. the consulting department of
which has since been merged into the In
valids Hotel and Surgical Institute. This
organization is incorporated with a capital
of SIS, 900 and its officers are Ray V.
Pierce, president; Lee H. Smith, L. D.,
vice president; DIR. T. Callahan, treasurer;
V. Mott Pierre. NJ. d. secretary and gen.
eral manager.
The two buildings owned by the Worlds
DiSpenSary MedicalaSsoclation have front
ages on Main and Washington streets and
are connected. The Invalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute occupies a five story
brick building 175x15O feet and is not to
be classed with hospitals, but is
PLEASANT REMEDIAL HOME.
exclusively devoted to the treatment of
chronic diseases, having a staff of fourteen
physicians and surgeons, with skilled
nurses in attendance. The Worlds Dis
pensary, occupying the immense six-story
building, 175X150 feet, at $50 to go
Washington street, is used for the manu-
facture of DIR Plerce's standard family
medicine: DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and DR. Pierce's
Compound Extract of Smart Weed, also DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy
The basement is occupied by the ship
ping department. The large advertising,
mailing and counting room departments oc-
cupy the main or second floor; third floor,
printing and binding department; fourth
floor drug mills and paper warerooms; fifth
floor. bottling wrapping and packing de-
partment; sixth floor is occupied by one of
the best laboratories in the country, in
charge of thoroughly scientific chemist, a
graduate of Harvard Medical School.
THE NAIL MATTER
of this enormous establishment amounts
to from 1900 to 10000 pieces daily,
postage alone costing 100000 a year
More than half million dollars is spent
each year in advertising the proprietary
medicines in all the newspapers and
periodicals of the country-for DR. Pierce
believes in advertising and making the
public thoroughly familiar with the names
and qualities of his standard remedies.
branch establishment 1.-THE only one) is con-
Quoted at New Oxford street. London.
DIR Ray V. Pierce is native of New York
State and a graduate of the Cincinnati
Medical College. He has been honored by
his fellow citizens by election to a seat in
the State Senate and in Congress, and he
Is president of the American Engine Com
pany of Bound Brook. Nj. His son, DIR
Valentine Mott Pierce. is q graduate of
Harvard University ond Buffalo University
Medical Department, and DR. Smith vice
president, Is a graduate of Buffalo Univer-
sity and College of Physicians aad Sur
geons, New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded II the Au Aitor's once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the AuAitor's once
Yesterday.
Reel estate transactions from January l. 1898,
are 50, llols5 There were fled ft, record yester.
day u deeds, the considerations aggrsgating
$lS,6l7. Following 10 the list - furnished By
Osborne, Trempsr & Co.. abst s4ctors OF titles.
ll6 Cherry street. between From! and Second:
J. r. Brewer to J. W. Mathews: lot S, block 81.
Wa!ia Walla add, &47a
John Loughran 10 Annie F. Donley, lot Z,
block y. town OF Renton, 81
Robert knipe TO Orestes 1. Hqil, und X lot 2,
block 80. Bell & Dernys I'd, tj0,s
Frank 4. Renick to Ross l. BELL. tract in SEQ
HAIRY White TO J. G. Smith, Sart ssc .. g. 4
and others, $3.50.
VIII K White ct al. to Harr2 White. lots II
and IS, block 4, White Bros. to wYst seattle, 81.
r. J; Huston TO Otto Johnson, block IL. Pom
sheriff to Jefferson Carr. tracs in sec Is. "a, 8.
eiela
J. Q. GsSnon TO r. r. Barri,t. 1T 81, block s,
Lake Deli add. $50.
II. l. Denny To s ". Martin. .ot Is, block 2,
II. I. Dennys LIST. SEQ.
William Sniach 70 r. l. McLeas's part &c q.
Is, 5. $3.50.
:. s Laasland to C. H. Holde:s lot 10, block
IS, Burke's "a. $50
n W.llinsiofd TO J n ws,liniiord. blocks "a
anc Is, Woods South DIV, e2-So0
Peter Person to Joan johnson. part lot g. sec
s. a6 5, &i0o.
K +. Rowell TO c. Y. Parker. tts 2, and 1,
block S, Woods South Div. &Sa
Lacy A. n. Parker TO u. e ket1ey. lots to 4,
block Ia, Knights "a TO Des Aoiies, 500
4. III. Campbell ct al. 10 ii. ". Harmon, lots in
Pullman ada, u c. 81
Jones Thompson to Andrew Nelson. lot s,
block 4, = tners DIV, si0o.
Byron 4 Young TO John and annie Healey.
lots ana >, block =. Byron add. sijo.
J. b. johnson TO Eucenis :. ftimbie, lots IS
and a, block 1. south eatt!e.sSl
T.. Pratt TO Easenia : TrimDle;so 81, block .,
South Park,
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CHICAGO LIVE brock.
San FRANCISCO MARKErs,


TIE STATE OF TsADR
eAN FRANcIsco. April 1.-The local msr.
ch.ndise markets were moderately arm today
ana business was fair in Leasing lines.
The produces market was IL good shapA Early
vegetables arrive freely. Asparagus are lower.
Peas are 0rm- Potatoes and ;onions are steady.
6uttsr continues weak. Ekn are Arm.
Eastsn poultry came Ia.
Game 10 dull
Produce recoiDts-Flouf II 50 ousrter saAks:
wheat, 6,767 centals: barley. Il. 963 censals: oata
. eeutass: coru sle tails: 5saus, 2 442 sacks:
potatoes, l,G64 sacks; Warrington, 965 sacks;
onions. II sacks; bran, l,03o sacks; middlings,
Fiour-Nst cash prices for Emily extras. a 20
- per barrel: bakers extrasi e2S004: supsr.
wheat-Market dun and .saintsrsstins. Of
fer;ngs are not large, but nobsdy wants to buy
and trade 10 necessarily quiet land slow. No.
wheat u quotable at q. ~ per Genital.
with LIS per GENITAL for cho.,s: milling wheat
Ballss-Pricss soft, with a..mall volume Of
eradA We quote: Feed. 81 stSl1<c per GENITAL
ior good quality, and SS5<0oSs for choice; brew
Oats-siow; market prices andisturbsd. We
quote: Surprise. ST. 90: rssling, 81 45(9L5 IS:
+ f,n s fssa; sLza.sl .; sooa 70 choice feed.
oi.S: graz. ,i.assl 50 Tor issss. and ;I4;dsIsS
ior milling; red, $L17}19l Is yf.r Genital
CALL BoARDj
Bales on the call board toda+ were % follows:
Whsat-Norniug- ses.ion-TAcember, 800 tons,
$L3l; May, 100 tons, tl.255< per- Genital Regular
session-December. 800 tons ,tLslX; 800 tons,
SasiN; 200 sons. SLslsf: May. 100 tons, $L259<;
Barley-Regular session -Sdier 1850 new, 10
s so,n: s Ss December. 100 so s7<o; i'o tons
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight. New YorS, per 500. x21<c.
sserlins 0ills-on Loudon. tsixty-dsy bank.
Mexican dollars. 651k96c.
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on Saturday. July opened hsaower to1fc higher.
receded lie, rallied 5<c, ana fsosed lc lower than
saturday. Receipts were 2:3.000 bushels: ship
ments, 65o.oo0 bushelA
Wheat-stsady; eash, 76c:s Nay, 763<c
Cofn-Highsr: cash, Astcl Nay, Ale.
OafD-Steady: caen, DC, Nay, Ma
0ax1oy-62c
l1Ax-el15k
Iimothy@k2
3ye-Slc !:
Whisky-9LA
Posk-sssady: cash, s16scx Nay. Sl&sz<
LArd-steady: cash. "a IS; .Aay, ea1
sso. ros-sss zee II eo, "a Nay, sa0k
ehoulderS-$a 750aS0.
CHICAGO LIVE ?rocK.
CHICAGO. April 1z.-catt!k-Rsceipts, 1900;
strong 20 trife higher; prirss stesrs, 90:
others, - 509S30: Texans ans grassefS, e. -
Hoxs-Rscetpts, 1900; Nose lower. Mixed,
>AN97 10: heavy, zI097. IS; sight, q o007.oQ
sheep-Receipts, 1900: acti Ss and strone 20 Zoe
higher Native ewes, - SOC 20: mixed. $500
40; wethsrs, 03S0a75; lex.ns, tA6O14Sa
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3
IN THE 50 pERIOR COURT q THE STATE
L Il Washing ton FIR the comfy q King.
Crawford 4. Csnapse0 pziu.if. " Il watson
r W. Johnston ana EtniA T.. Joit1stea. defeni-
ants. No ls.siG Notice % .pplica,ioo for
con- ission 10 take Sc position
To The above nance defendants an each Of them:
You are hsreby notified tn & tns slaintiS above
named wiIl the 1871 Gav 81 Aptl 1898 sf e e
courthouse 81 the above entitled cirt IN the Gil Y
OF seattle. srrjy 10 The s,oye ~ngise court for a
commission 10 Issue 20 Tht deposition Of
Crawford r. Campbell, plkintiT q the above
entitled action for aot VA sts swE s.ehAif as such
PiasatlT. nesore James q. Young a4roiary rnhiic
in Kansas Gay. No. Upon 90 -ts!a :srittsa inser~
r~cAgcres row file wits sad AL se,Atlon IN the
ofScs OF the ERIK al The sheFr-eRti et court
PRESTON. CARR & !kEsrON,
sf.nynevsSSNr Pl~snttA
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COTNrY NOrYCES.

COUNTY TkEA>CRER's N.JTrCE-THE
\ county treasurer II htng coGsiys Washington.
vii pay e. present tson. CT Aat = er Alrtl 20,
1885. a. warran drasn scnSo. flna Of district
No PRIOR 10 ant Including wAr s,n, No. LEGO.
dated ssptemoe Der 70. 1891 No ias er~xr viii be
paid on ssch warrants srter TIL q 1873
BNROS PHELgs. Couats treasurer.
Dated Apen Is. 1854
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~ ness notable feature of ebe market since
fDesy = the farther advance in eggs, which
woueoo for this season of the year. Ranch
- ~ pow quoted by jobbers as = cents,
g1ne0uogon eggs bring y csnta
- umtsk the stocks having run lower than
- ewing 70 stoppage OF the mile which
myD1y H. demand. The market II arm, with
J oos1sttons = yet unchanged.
& ~ 1oWss grades OF nour are quoted con-
61oa,ly lower BY the Portland and Puget
oEpd mlIla
~ led Of oranges and another Of bananas
1sVss arrived, and the supply OF fruit II good
AhoA supply OF Californis vegetables BY the
- sasamss will supplement the small Quanti-
- n0w on hand.
1aGlsn butter hes declined cant per pound.
Whne b duh. having lost the little nrmnsss
GQnfso1 last week through an advance In Eng
~ The price there went up 70 29s 81 tor
Vdh Walia wheat but again declined TO 2ss Sd.
41uo quotations are per quarter, the way ex-
! ~ wheat II sold In England. A quarter 10
~ bushels. or 40 pounds. but in quoting
t1nl0e coast whest the quarter IL, according TO
Uoom, go pounds II IL were Australian wheat
111uaster would b figured ct $50 poundA
sHIrMESTs AND REcEIPTs.
Wing the past twsnty.four hours produce
s - neruhsndise have been shipped from and
N11ved at the port OF Seattle In the following
nlltiss:
Tons.
Nnsats BY rail and water. .... 1.054
~3b by rail- aad water. 2.i5l
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Mourn VERNON. April l7s-[Special. j
The county commissioners tsiay closed .
contract with Capt Decatur fsr the site for
the new courthouse. Work Jon the build
ing will commence as soont as the plans
can be completed.
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Nsw Yoax. April 1.-THE order issued By the
1sasury apartment on Saturday suspending
- fuFthef issue Of gold certificates. followed
IN was b . rise in the rates of sterling ex-
e>anee aud exports OF $780, 600 In gold by to-
uuFroVs steamer. showed their depressing Ell
III On the stock market today. The action Of
enstasy Carlisle gave the bears renewed cour-
0and they attacked the market viciously.
IN especially such stocks in which they knew
nsss would be forced liQuidations II the down.
vufd movement Was carried far enough. The
~ vulnerable proved to DO Manhattan. which
49, liz points TO 14sl. ana closed at l4a
10y weak holders were compelled to sell out
~ he decline was helped along BY the report
- Ne company would reject the offers made
ghsrapid transit commission. Pullman Pal
9Cas dropped 5; Tennessee Coal and Iron, Sls:
hs1onal Cordsge. -; Sugar, 2i<; General Eieo-
~ . Burlington & Quincy aud Western
Fs'es. ~ each. Lead, preferred, 2; New York.
Meeshanna 4 Western, preferred, ls<, and
- eommon. ia per cent Although the
safsss closed wea& in tone, prices showed pu-
nofous substantial rallies from the lowest
6ovsrnmsus bonds--Steady.
rsfoasnn-pnll aad neglected: 6ss<c asked.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-S,eady at Kos per cent: closed,
1efed. . per cent Prime paper, SECS per cent
sssitns exchsnge-F.rm. with actual business
exV-day bills al 81 500, demand. &lSs's.
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Portland Grain M.rke&.

hoEtAHD. April IL. Especial. Wheat
>sEQ active and steady In price. Valley. $Ll5
LIZ waiis walla &l.o7ll 10 per GENITAL.
fpuiDN. e.l6e ccnsaia
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WILDLY IgkAND AND -.
0rEANEA YAIaHAvRY

Lsav0 City Doch. Seattle, daily sxceps saturday,
at p. n. for Edmonds. Clinton. Tuialip, Browns
Point. Langley, Conpev.lie. han Dc fucA. OAK
haroor. CoaisAy and LarcnneE ksfnsnsns
leaves LAce0nos = =. Tor seattle. covering same
SoutA 4 0kkkS, AaesaA
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MINING sTocKt,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ON LONDON rxcHAxoR
ENGLISH GRAIN MAtxRr.

con'el.; % iS-isi. Bank OF England discount
ENGLISH GRAIN HAtxRr.
LONDON, April 1.-The Mdsk Lane k1pSess
says: English wheat 10 In esaall supply and
prices have advanced 81. Foreign wheat 10 the
subject OF speculation. but t;sds on Tuesday
aud saturday last was exhaustsd and the mar
ket nat Surplus stocks wer,. not worked on.
The overstock amounts to 24S,tO Quartera II
Is feared the market 1T leading sorta will b de-
pressed by excessive offers. Total imports Of
wheat thus far amount 20 33l, 0sss Qusrtera
LIVERPOOL, April IL. W neat Demand poor:
No. red. winter. easy. s. 81; rsd, spring. easy.
S H<i.
Corn-Demand moderate: Ma. STEADY, q ed
June, steady, Il I'D.
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ocmnsnedng March 17A vesssaesrs lsavfng
connect same Afternoon - Nofshpors with steamer
for Trail Crsek Reooon Nielsen. oalfcur. Pilot Bay
arriving from the north On those days win 90 a.
1octiy through - Spok ane. arriving as & 80 p m.
Daily service via this line viii commence about
April 10th, when passangsrs VIII % through tie
name day,
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DlSPENSARY
Drs. Merrill & Merrill.
CONDUCTED BY

CONDUCTED BY
Drs. Merrill G. Merrill,
The most widely and fAvorahly known specialis:s
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular grad
yates from the University Of the City Of New ! ork
and Of Long stand oliogo Hospital. Brooklyn,
New York. and their long experience, remarkable
skill and universal succos3 In the treatment and
cure Of Chronie diseases ontitlo these eminent
physlcans - the full confidence q tAo AFFLICTED
ov01ywhere
SO matter what your complaint. consult these
ouccessful specialists, who able TO oect cures
In many tn ~ have been pronounced no pelesA
They treat SClENTIF CALLY and sue.
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DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
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AsthmA Tuners Lrnpsion., SAT- Ensum and
8TRICTURES radically and safely cured without
ted
Al deform,:ies ana impedimsnts to marriage
CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CTRH for the
awful EFFECTS Of early vice and the numsrous evils
that follow In its train.
Long experience. with unparalleled success, u
the best evidence Of . doctors skill
DI0EASES OF WO u EN- also receive special
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST and
most RXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp COnsultat1on
Ne and confidential fremont 0locks 01A
3Ron1 street. Seattle
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LILY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty-five niAutsa
TIRE STEAMER "FLYER.
Regular daily and Sunday trips Seattle. Tacoma
route. - follows:
THURSDAY. eEPTENBER IL
Leave Seattle $50 q m. $50 p. m. and COOP n.
sharp Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma $50 4 m, 1850 Z - and $50
p m. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma . q. and 8 p n. sharp
Leave Seattle $50 q and .. m. SHARP
Landing 1t N. 2. wharf, Tacoma, and CONNER
cial dock, foot Of Marion street. Seattle.
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SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT TUESDAY, APRIL 10 1853
PACIFIC R.R-

xunDa0 0ooDfng CaEA 81ogA1o ~ 0oo04oo
80 1not PAlaee Dlning UARs hesWoon 0oossla. -
Pal a3a Chicago without change Conaecs1eae
- eli Deints n Tie United states anl Canada
OFFICIAL TINS GARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1sk 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE sHArfLns
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