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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

THE earning of fruits and yegeta-
bles is now quite extensively engaged
in throughout the State, and the
sweet potato crop is being utilized by
many with great success.
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NOTICE..

Having bonsht the bnsincs heretofore
conducted hy DR.. 5. II. Hodsson and
known is the Scranton P~harnacy,r
l respectfully solicit the patronage of the
for mer p%atlons and the pnblic in general,
assuring them that | will cndeavor to
keep Il iirst-class drugstore in every re-
spcct. j. G. HULSBUSH.
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Bro. p. X. Mayors, Of the DEMO.
CRAT-STAR, has just passed his Goth
milestone. May he live many years.
[Friars Point Coahomian,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

On December nth special elections
to fill vacancies in the Legislature
will be held in about seventeen coun-
ties in this State.
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POLITICAL lightning struck hard at
Biloxi the other day, and it was il sur
prise to the man it struck.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

In Mississippi there are AGA fourth
class postmasters. During the year
100 resigned, - were removed and Il
died.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

THE Atlanta Constitution, speaking
of Judge Calhoon, says she is the
youngest bald-headed man that ever
cut a wisdom tooth"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

THE city tax levy Of Columbus. in
Guiding II mills for school purposes,
is 81 mills.
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Referring to the above, | eau safely
recommend my successor to my former
patrons and the nuhIic in general. know
ing they will receive prompt attention
and iair dealing. S. II. EODGSON, MD.
Scranton. Miss. Nov. u. 1893. 3s.tf
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EVIDENTLY there has been some
monkey" business going on at Wash
ingtOn recently.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

Col. THos. X. ST0CKDALE will not
have 4 walk over for reelection.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

CONGRESS adjourned last Saturday
at 3 o'clock. Let us rejoice.
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SOMETHING did ''drap' hard at
Washington on the 9th instant.
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THE best and most popular calling
cards now are four aces.
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CAMUEL II. HODGSON, m. d
PHYSICIAN AND SURG EUN,

Residence at Blanchard house, next TO
Noy's Hotel. Office at Sci anton Piarma.
cy.. Hours: 8 to0a w.; II to- p. IN,
aud 6 to 8 =. III.
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NOn-RcSiden( Notice.

NOn-Residen( Notice.
The State of Mississippi.
To Sarah Catcl:ot
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County os
Jackson, in said State. on the
2nd Monday IF February, A. d
1894,
to defend the snit in said court of John
Catchot, wherein you are II defendant.
Given under my hand this Nov. 2. 1883
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
Nov. 10, 1893. :,S-4t
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NJ. G. Altman, Mayors salary : 20 s
). II. Thompson, Clerks salary, 25 0
b. f. Browne, st. Com. salary, % 0
do Marshal's salary, SO
On motion the Board adjourned.
M. 9. ALTMAN, Mayor.
s. II. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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DUCKS and tramps are Southwark
bound.
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HANG the cranks instanter.
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The White is KIM.

Good goods. well male and thoroughly
reliable IN every respect are the kind the
aveiage buyer wants. There's n0thl NJ
about this, for, Knowing well the va lnc
of n dollar. it is II natural drsirc to pnf 1t
where it will secure the greatest returns.
In whit better way car this he ac COM
p'ishcl than ~ lir purchase ola
WHITE SEWING MACHINE.
Quality is what tell, every time. Our
new Pinch Tension Indicator and Anlo'
matte Tension ReIcascr. will give You an
idea of the ks~4oi m~l3ovoments we ale
adding. I" thy Machine. i ,hs,
speak for thenfsr, vrsS IN Il manner 'ha'
carries cnnviction with them wherever
tiled. and will sell us low rs possible TOT
cash or on easy monthly payments.
j. T. KiLBY, AGENT.
SCRANTON. MISS.
Oct 90, 1893. .S-3nl
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Contract Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I

''NIF UT HISHISSITFI,
JACKSON COUNTY.
Public notice is hereby given that the
contract for repairing cansc-way ON Fran
co terry road road near Ocean Springs, in
said county, in accordance with plans
and specifications ON file in the office of
the Undersigned will be- offered at til e
front door OF the Courthouse OF said
county. in the town of Scranton, at IL
O'Clock NJ, on
Monday, December 4, 1893.
Bond in double the amount of contrac t
price will he required, aud contractO J.
VIII he required to Keep such work in re-
PAIR for three years from a%cceptanc G
thereof. W. NJ, DENNY, Clerk.
Nov. ID, 1893. 3S-4t
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TIE Coast Beacon has dOnncd the
''homc print" May Others follow the
example Of this wide-awake newspa-
NOR
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-10

WHERE are we at now?
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Monday, December 4. 1893.
Mention Notice.

United States Maislials MOnitiOn
j. B. ROBERTS,
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OLYxrrA, March 22.-[Special.l -TAs
supreme court today rendered the follow.
ing decisions:
esavsr Il Walker. appellants. ~ G. 4 Nlai.
mer ct a.. respondsnsa. from 6nohoniaA
county: affirmed.
Ensslbrscht Bast appellant. ". Cornelius \
Hysom. respondent, from enohomish county;
reversed, ana default OF Judgment against the
appellant In form OF action ordered vacated.
Francisco Zntsk ct a.. appellants. " slim
son Mill Company. respondent from King
county: reversed. This sction was brought By
plaintiff. to recover damages Of the defendant
for negligsuty causing the death Of Ajax 1in-
Ok, an smpioys % Its mill at Ballard The
superior court nonsuitsd the plsinuns on the
ground thst the dsoaassd and n. c. eslson,
under whom he Wa working. were isliew
servants and because no negligence had bssn
proven against the defendant The court holds
that the evidence shows that Nelson vas the
yard boss ana not . fellow servant snd that %
was through his nsgl!gsncs that shs lumber Vas
piled 90 improperly that IL fell on the deooaoo0.
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REAL BSTATB DALES.
Deeds Recorded In the AuditoPse O0ol
Yesterday.

AS0OO80OW
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January L lsea
are e 60z. Thero were died for record yostoe.
day 10 deeds, the considsfations aggrsgaking
1892 Following 10 the list - furnishsd b.
Osborne, Trompsr d Co. abstrsotors Of titloA
116 Cherry street. between Front and Seconds
Rel. L 4 I. Co 70 c. G. Ward. lots in Rivss
Gsoss: Lindsay to b ". BEDDING. lots in 8av
A J. Ray TO r. J. womaoh, lets II. II, bloch 4
Stephens add to Ballard, 81.
Henry Bash to eusan w. Bashs Lots { .. oloek
+ Highland add. 81 500
block l. Clark's lat TO Kent. $50.
r Daniels to !; H Davies. loss 4 q block Z
J. A. Moore ct Al to Joseph Wolfe. Lot IL hlssh
2, Brooklyn add, $3.50
Alex Pr:n:ics 70 Mary Brown. lot ~ sassh -
Mary Brown 70 Emma J. Lobdsll. lot y. slssk
william Reed TO r. L Iiilico. lot ., bloek L
Calligan d Corysll's add, 5000
J. A. Doxler TO r. z. seibert, lot 4 block {
c. r. Flsmmng to c. n. Anderson. - ~ q,
q, S. and Others, 5000
+. H. Rsnick to II. H. Bulisne. part tzact ~
Upper d Rsnick's tracts, 500.
Justinian Reilly to Bernard Reilly, lot - b1oek
Is Comstock' add and Others, $500
D. A Mitchell to Pacific N. ". Inv. Co. - 4
Nsls LArson to Belle Chamberlain, lots n -
Ia, block 3, Third Motor Lins, t32a
Chauncey w. GrigRs 70 James J. Hill, uAd =
block IL, Maynard's plat, $4,000
q. q. Hamro to Scand Am. bank loO o04A
block l6, McEiroy's to Ballard. 50
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STATE OF TRADE

SAN Francisco, March 2a-The vegetable mar.
kot was fairly active this morning, with prices
lower for early arrivals. Receipts included:
$50 boxes OF asparagus, $40 boxes Of rhubarb. Is
sacks Of peas, 80 boxes OF sucumbsrs and ~
boxes at mushroomA The latter were In poor
condition and sold for what they would bring.
Prices elsewhere were governed largely By quail
ity. The potato market holds firm with receipts
Of 76s sacka Onions were steady with receipts
Of 1877 sacks
The fruit market 10 dull outside Of heavy
movement In oranges consequent upon larger
mand 10 light Mexican lines Are easy at QUO
tations. with heavy supplies on hand Lemons
are quiet, with prices high for fancy stock. Raj
aims are firm. Dried fruits are quiet
Arrivals OF California poultry are fair ana
prices were good today.
The weather has been unfavoFable for game,
and the greater portion OF receipts was in poor
condition.
The egg market 10 firm. under An improved
demand for the hoiidaya Butter II weak at
quotations, under heavy suppliea Cheese II
in fair demand At quotations.
Produce rsceipts-Flour, Is, 500 quarter sacks,
Oregon. 4500: wheat. 5000 csntals; barley, 5000
centals: oats, 10 centals: corn, $50 centals:
beans, $500 sacks: onions. 100 sacks: Oregon.
1000
extras, 5000 per barrel: bakers extras $3.50
Whsst-Tho market moves along in q drag
ging fashion, and nobody seems inclined just
now to give attention to the sample offerings,
while holders fortunately are nos disposed TO
press business. Prices are Quotabls as 81 $50
LIS per Genital for good to choice shipping AID
g. 271SG1L321S for milling grades
Barley-Prices hold up steadily under active
inquiry. We quote: Feed, s50S73<c per GENITAL
for good quality and $4,000 tor cnoice; brew.
ing. o5c(eSl- OH per GENITAL.
Oats-There Is no change In quotations.. and
trade keeps slow. We quote: Milling. 3L42(o
LIS: fancy feed. $L400L42l1s: good TO choice
feed, 81. 3dYi ST. on grades, &Ll5l91aO; black,
sLo71lt9L l71S; gray. $l259l.So; red. SLl00lD
per centai.
CALL BoAnh
The following sales were recorded ct the cali
board today:
Whsat-Morning. informal session--Nay. 100
tons, &L26 per GENITAL. Regular session-MGy.
900 tons, &i2611; 100 tons, g. 25%: zoo tons,
ii 2ss& December, 300 tons, 81 So35 per Genital
BsrIsy-Informal session-MAy. 100 tons. 8st< &c
per GENITAL. Regular sessionAay, 800 toni, So &C:
loo tons, Ssc. seller 1893 new, gro tons, 85}zc;
Decsm Der, 500 tons, sss<c: 500 tons. ss5Ec; loo
tons, 80 g: 1870 tons. sS74c: 100 tons, $50 per
GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Ou sight, New York, per 500. 221<c:
Sterling Billion London, sixty-day bank, $3.50
silver bars, per ounce. SS1veS3l<c: Mexican
dollars so1s(9eec.
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MINING rocKS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March GA summary OF the days
operations ia the stock market shows that whilo
there was pressure 70 sell industrials, railways
were strong and In good demand. with creator
or less net gains. The hesvinsss O. industrials
was due chiefly to further break In Dss.ilinS
and Cattle Feeding from 333s TO 3,S under
heavy salea The general opinion is that West
eru houses have been selling long stock and Dor
rowing IL In this market. intending 70 use this
borrowed stock for election purposes
Government bonds-Negiected
Petroieum-Firm at Csc
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Essy: closed. offered q per
cent Primo psper-S61s per cent Startling az
changs-Firm. with actual business In banker
bills at 3Asss34sS}< for 6o-day bills, and
Ns7s4ae4ss ios demand.
NEW YoRK. March 2a-Bar silver. Ay5<e
honda
q. g. - (regl. ..li1z1u- - tosuDon. .iiss<
y. = essG..>.... st4pactae 0...........1oe
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faD ARLINGTON.

JHuusaker&d, Everett + r Kane, city
Thos Maioney. Pt Ang shannon. Holeno
v Prosser, Davsnpt,I 10 Don Davenport do
FW Ciute &w. Portlad ID h Hanson, Portland
s Watson, San Fran I II Harlow, Chicago
Mrs CKMorRan, W htc'm Mrs Bennett, WhatooU
Alfred White, NY RF Wells. Chicago
MFPatteukis, slaughtP Mrs Ray ch, IT T0Wn
Miss Edmunds, Pt T'nd McReavey, Union City
II Longaker q %. Kent Edgerton, Tacoma
w Bush, Aberdeen John Loidigh. ChiCAIo
Mlss F. Talbot, La Con'r MrsAWPowel, PoHefn6
Thos Maloney, Pt Ang G Bingham. 6edfo
Baxter, city John Hopp. enohonisA
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Cities and towns Of Washington dssixins
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space In the Evergreen State Souvenir"
the only book in which their special i'd
vantages can be published and given eut
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. ].
o. Hsstw God, publisher. Bailey building,
Seattle
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The nest widely and fAvorably known spscialisss
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular grad
uatss from the University Of the City OF New o1k
and Of Long leland ollego Hospital. Brooklyn,
New York, and their long expoTience remarkaolo
skin and universal eucc0es In the treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases entitlo these eminent
physicians 70 the fun confidence u the alntcted
everywhere
so matter what your complaint consult these
successful specialists, who able to eject
In many casss that have been pronounced he pelesA
They treatSClENTIFICAL and SVC-
CEssFULLY, care QyICKLY and PER:
DIsEAsEs, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND sex
UAL DISORDERS, PILES, FisTULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS, SYPHILIS, 0ONoRRH0A
0LEET. spermatorrhoeA seminal Weaknssa Lest
Manhood, Night Emissions DecAyed Faculties.
Rhsumatism. Neuralgia, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Tumors, Erupti0ns, salt kheum and
Scrofula HYDROCELE. VARICOCELE and
6TRICTCRE5 radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures guArAn.
toed
IN d.form,.ise and impsdimsnts to marriage
A CkRTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early vice aud the numerous evils
that follow In its train.
Long experience with unparalleled success. b
the best evidence OF . doctors skill.
DIOEA6ES OF WOM I'm also receive special
attention Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write. sending stamp Consultation
ire and confidential fremont Block o1A
Front Street. Seattle.
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LoHDoN. March 2z-Bar silvss, - anA ~
Consolo, 81 6l6d. Bank Of 4nglaAa a1oo06ht
rata ~ per cent
ENoLIOR GRAIN HA1KYR
Lv1RPo0L, March 2Q-Wheat-HolAosu en-
sparingly and prices are unchanged
Coru-Holders offar sparinRly and prices aRo
unchanged; spot, firm, - 21Sd; March, steady
- ID: April. steady, - 1kd: Nay. steady. - t<G
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pEoPLD'e aAvuSos BANK oC0ID1uEA1
block, Seattle, Washin9ton. Capital 600. oOo.
Omeen - Board Of Trustees - Bailey 0atserk
President: Jacob .rustA, Vice President: Arthu
A. Denny, Second Vico- Presidents James h Ha0.
den, Aanagee. Cashier and Secretary; Tra1k L
1lodgstt. Assistant Cashier; I. Schwabach9, JOIN
TrsnsScss 8 ssvinSs 80 businsss sxcirsivsav.
Deposits received from one dollar 20 ten thousand
ooliarA Six per cent interest pr annuW allowe0
On term ano our Per oo0A on ordinary 6epoo11A
Dtvidsn1s declared Tie last day a Nay and Ne.
vennbef. Loans nAde en real e6eaee q apDBevo1
oollAtozalo oniy.
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PUGET SOUND L ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTB.
0TEANsHIP 'CIrY OF KINoeToNS
6:00 amlLvl MI - Tacoma. no All Jas Am
1915 pmiLvl %. seattle. 6ziLvI $500 an
lao pmtLvt 72iPt Townsend SSlLvll1:A6 pm
l:30 pmi ArlllO -. Victoria - NIlLvI $3.50 pm
Steamers "Ci.y Of Kingston" and "City Of Seat
tie' make connections ct Port Townsend for pas.
sengers going from Bellinsham bay points 70 Vie
t0riA and return.
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NRRCHANpYsk


Hops-Steady and quiet
Conss-Options closed steady. 500 psints ~
Sales were 2O,50O bags. including: March,
s $40 a, April: :ia ss9isso: NAY: 90 o9iSS
sSssi-csns1i s o :.ss a. 7,so: Q,
to Canada and 800 tons Manila - 80 70 0rssa-
Renned-Quiet
Coppsr-steady and quiet; Lake. SllsA
Lead-Steady; domestic. $<oA
Unsteady; Stfats. $2O.o8 bid. Platoe-
quiet and steady. spsltsr-ouisss DenssaA
BOSTON STOCK lxcHAxsA
Bosrox. March 29-Closing:
snrliassen :.:::: So Bel, Tsi:plca:... -
Mexican Central. 10
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO, March 29.-Whsat-Extremelyu unset
tied and opened about the same: advanced IL
on short buying, owing to . denial Of reports Of
rains In Kansas; then, on the order OF the beard
OF directors for opening emergency warehouses
and the throwing overheard of heavy lines held
by the clique. and in the execution OF stop loss
orders broke cents In - many minutes: then.
on purchases 70 take profits on the break, . Quick
rally Of 81 followed: the market continued II.
regular. but closed steady ~ lower than ysstss.
day. Receipts were l6A. 900 bushslss shipmsnA
q 900 bushels.
whsas-sssady; cash. 7s1ts: Nay. vssess M
osts-Es'y: cash. s;sss: ~ ksS. 81
Rye-47c.
Barley-62o
FlaX-$ll7
Timothy-A<0
Pork-Easy: cash, $500; May, Sly31ek
Lard-Easy; cash. 3l075: May. Sl0.so
Short ribs-Easy; cash. Sas2,1; May. Sa1,k
shouldsrs-Sas 711Sa50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
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Hortlond Wheat Market.
PORTLAND. March p Especial. EWhsat-
The market 10 still quiet but the feeling 10 better.
Valley, 3L121!0l Is: Walla Walla, &Lo6Dl.O7]<
per Genital. Receipts, e,l26 centals.
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u - fnE ~TLYKR.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
n enc hour and twenty I've minataA
fHE STEAMER FLYER.
essn retnii. Is the finest passenger
on The Sound. Regular daily and sunday
N~sssss ACC Eaa route Is follows:
rAKtxs xHFscr
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
SEATTLE $50 = w, l;so p. m aAd 800 p m
Daily except sunday.
1Acotna 1880 - H.. IL 80 q n ana 80
-'@AsA DAILY snoep; sunday.
A. SUNDAY TRIPS
-" aroma - n ana n sharp
seattle esq q n. ARt 8 y IA sharp
s.'as 81 n r wharf Tacoma and ceu mer.
secs. feoi q Marion strest- Seattle
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The
Hope KINDERGARTEN
AND Primary SCHOOL
Held IN the Log Cabin. corner Of Ten
persnce and RspublicaA st.,
Ne4th Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Conducted By Miss wintsfbourns ITrnael Uniea
Graduate Of the Home and Colonial Train
ing COLLEGE. London, Enlandl wAe
holds . King County Teachers
Certificate. second gIadA

Hours OF Attendance. - II .. N.
Fees payable In ADVANCED. % per month.
A small Ne Of 2So psr month VII 10 charged
tionery.
The metAeds q teaching arc based ON
FRGBELS SYSTEM, which = now being uni
VERBALLY adopted By The best teachers Of iufantA
THE KINDER0ARrEN GIFTS tssch the
fudimento OF Color. Form, Arith mesic and 0eomo-
1y culttvating the children's constructive hcultv,
imagination. powers q Observation. md clsarnees
fHE HiNDERoARrKN oANEs eomprs.
0ymnastic Exercises. Class Singing and Habits Of
Animals and Birds. developing physique, prompt
obedience and combined action.
brace Reading. Writing, Drawing, Nesdlework,
WOODWORK. Paper Piaitisg. BEAD Work Basket
Folding. Modelling. etc. which train the hand to
dextsrity and neatnees and the eye to accuracy Of
observation.
THE KINDERoARTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey . clear idea Of the physical world In re,ar
ton TO animals, vegetables and minerals. aud cui.
tivate In the pupils the power % description. and
teach them 70 classify and arrange the knowledgs
acquired.
every MONTH from 1880 70 IL . m.
Ths school u accessible for pupils from the city
BY North Seattle cars which pass the door. Bal
lard ana Wsststreet carr paas - distance Of one
block only.
Refsrencss-Rsv. David O. Garrett, 81 Marks
IectoSy: Ma I. q. J. Hunt Yarr0w, Lake Wash
tngton; Rev. Wallace Nutuns. 1870 University
street. and parents Of former pupilA
For further information apply % Miao WHITES.
oouInA ale Republican street. North 6oattlA
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DACrFTc NAVIGATION coNPAHYn
i BoasA Fest time for oaohomiah, EvUeset an1
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON vfn
eesve Everett daily. exesys sunday. e Z - -
eostslA
Leave Seattle for TacomA IL La
Lave Tacoma for Seattle, n n
Leave Seattle for Everett, AIS q -
Leave Everett for Seattle. s:S6 = -
Lave Seattle foe EvsrstI $50 = =
SUNDAY TRIPA
Lave Everett for seattle. Q q m
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL 80 . -
Leave Seattle for everett, 0:S0 D. -
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY Wfll IoeVu
seattle for Snohomish Mondays. wednesday, ana
West Everett and Lowell
headquartsrs In seattle City Dsck, Sess q Naiu
street
Z. J. RATHDoNE. AGENT
HRANX WATERHOUoE, 0eaeeal Eenaeos.
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DoRr AN0KLKs. PORT TowNsIHD. DUU.
i genoss and boattle route.
TINE. CARD
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CommenciRS Tussday. November I. 10o9.
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p n Lsavss Port Angeles p M: Port
ToWnoend $50 p. m: arrives Seattle 10 p n.
LandingA City Dock, seattle: Tibbals Dock. Port
ToWnsonA: AoRsos Deck. Port AngeleA
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6HIP4BNT0 AND 1vC11pf2
During the past twenty-four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received ct the poIs Of Seattle In the following
quantities:
Tina
Shipments By rail and water. ..........s,.. 0C6
Receipts By rail and water. ...............1 ,s2S