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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
fcsal Notices.
CIPFENE COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF

Sl,PEEME col RI CITY AND COuNIi or
19a and s"a "1 : Ia, w nd @Ssss's
Msn nlf.s s;a'ls rS
%it Tdey Ahui John Ridley aI% me- %noS; %s
3 e 5% ie .rTsas $E
Ecy E"; % nnsae Stanley N r '9s A'
widow Of l2epn saqS Lwi a, w2s wJa, Snn
N Ma% sCas Mar, rFG; cSse WIDOW MSF Il
W :iS FfSs,S a''H fsa; s@s dausS George
~ smith The AmcT an socsty Tor ns rte r., ,s rc
es,cS Of cluety ch1tcp, The House q Mer.y
S.,'T & T N ant tv sa S%1ys N
rhc Scw.Yori Protestant Episcopal CITY Mission s2ccty
IN" d ,ss E" 6.s> ne Dic'S: (.
+ %s%SoT .1 I@s V GE IN 'S"S % N The House
Rest fur consHmptve, The St. Luxe, Home for lndlse,
s !a% a a' S"Syo; *. rss
Of s c Divine SS n hs s RI"
"a co@e THE c in1 ~, M ~
IL the Conditions Of the Poor hs scng Aims
Nary, Ere HosPal 70. chldr@ an 'a "a NV SUMMON"
To the aboyc.namcd Dcfend,nts .-.,.,., f..
nnn aT" an %n 70 Sn twenty s" d day. after S6c vec
&C. Of Your c T. arr or tS aI ,S dsa cn,p T
Dated N'"'S''A' N SrRoS ST. I t's c'Npw>LADrn
York CITY.
%ys %.1 TncoiSrs erN n a. S. C. F
NORTH Frost rrsdrrck Hunt Frost. Mary fessendc"
and Ma gact Smith: - =, ,
lcation, pursuant to an order OF Hon Ge,rce IT, ~
graham Justice the Supreme Court OF The Sta'c OF
Xcw.York dated the 18th day OF March 1898 and iile
with complaint in the Office OF the Clerk OF the tty
and County Of New.YOrk, at the ttty o. Ncw.1OfR
Dated New.Yoik. Ma ch l3h, 1893
STRONG & rADW ALADER.
Plaintiffs At,or .cys.
SUPRENE COURT Newly ork.-Trial desiel
- In KINGS county Action % annul a nPrfiagr. sum
mons Nirl,rna b. font by Harry Phillips her
fcnd1nt To the above named Defendant You are hereby
inn,oIcd tho complaint In this action ana u
-cryo a COPY Of yous answer on the psntiMs attofnsy
within afr the s"rNic" OF the summons 'N
uvc the day 4 service AMI IN $50 OF your iaore 20
,np1r or n,wer Judgment VIII he taSon against you Dy
icianlt the relief demand d ~ the complaint Da.a
January : 1898. Daniel r. ThoWp-on PlaintlH,s Az
orney ugce and lo-toi,cc address. ~ Cours, br oH
yu \ Y. To James Fra cray. p.frd,nt me iotu
served Won by publication purrh
ami In an order Hon nid Baftcti. Justice m ns
sn,ronc Court dated the sd day Of January ISIS? an
gcd with the complaint IN the Office OF me .,rik =" M
Co,n,y Of kings the Court House. In the NY or
pr,nkyn upon the date Dated February IN ioy'i
daniel Il; Thompson. Plaintiffs Attorney; ,once anu
t.ostonice address, ~ Couft-st.. BROOKLYN. " y
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financial glcttious.

rur CHICAGO AND ALTON u. Il. COMPANY.
IN" N' CUTCAGD. Ill. March 4, 1893.
ANNUAL. MEETING.
vuyUE STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond
| ladders ~ tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
m hereby notified that the annual meeting Of sad com
'v f the election directors and transaction OF such
aher business may be presented VIII BE- hfld a. u,
company'- oior. IN chicago limos on MONDAY the 'u
d,v "a ApriI next at 10 o'clock a. m. $500
The transfer books viii BE- clo,ed AT inc close OF Dull
..s bontn on the I'm instant and icoIeDsd the fth
day OF Apfii next re :, uosr-r,p e..,..v
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i''' CHICAGO. ILL. March 4, 1893.
ANNUAL. MEETING.
yU,UC STOCKHOLDERS OF the Joliet and
l Ihtc.uo railroad Company ore hereby notified that
,ns annual meeting ~ sad company for tho election OF
and Transaction, such other business he
ns.n,ed VIII be held al the comIans Office IN CHICAGO
Illinois, Monday. the "a day oil Apfii next "t ~
o'clock q. ~. III, :, .,o.o, -, ,h. H., T., Lu.i
nm. ~, March, 1899. and r"oTcnrd
o" the 'tn ''' VI cfXRLEs II. FOSTER. Secretary.
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NEw.YORK. March 7th lso3'
-u,uC J1NDFRSI(;NED Trustees under a

NEw.YORK. March 9TH. 1913
VVHE UNDERSIGNED, Trustees ullaer ID d
/ Morrngc given secure the First MOI mn ~
cent Tlond. al THE FORT SMITH AND W" Irnniss
nitIDIiE COMPANY guaranteed BY me ~ ,rnno.,is
San Francisco Railway Company, WIZ t,,a a,,aar
or offers 20 scl bonds up 10 and inei.ns , sSc
,vmn viii be Opened and bonds offered at .n
r,e. mot exceeding JOS and INTEREST," ~ the sNun. nc
r.,v ~ exhaust amount Of the sinking funu -. 'ss
time viii be- accepted In the oder IVA. P,"P's 90
,""ct The Interest bonds offered anu
y, cease on April Ist 1893 II bonds a.. not onsr,d
a. ecna,ed Iy payment Oetori ~ 1872 Ut
,rIce ~ and acc1ued interest 70 thht ua,r'
"'e nj n f. MEKCANTlLE TRUST COMPANY Itu,N.'
ihT LOUIS FITZGERALD. President.
no THE HOLDERS OF THE INCOME
/ Mortgage Bonds Of the Philadelphia ana Hcsd'hs
i"' The following gentlemen,
,"sSi % Ms@'n%sS fAelp' Co..
OF l.. Won Holman & Co..
JOHN %. PEOBST.
OF J.. ID. rfotst & Co.
ISAAC n. SELfGMAN.
OF j. W. Seligman Co., ard
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Of !. Kennedy Tod Co... ,.o,,. uo,,c.,s
q, ,h. ,eouest Of holders 81 the income NorEase
nond. Of the philadelphia Heading Earond , ao w., H.
,nccton a all holder, OF such bonGs VINO are ,nn'1
~ 1onmuneate without delay the omount ana CLASS OF
their holdings TO the Secretary q the Commntc'
"a Exchange Place. Kew york CITY,
Ncw.Yors March ~ '"|a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
Medical Men Assemble.

A we'll attended meeting of the
San Antonio Medical and Surgi-
cal association was held in the Of
flee of DIR. BarnitZ last night. DIR.
James Kennedy, the essayist of the
evening, read a very interesting
paper on spinal bitida, which was
thoroughly discussed by those pres
ent. Other subjects of interest were
brought up. Drs. LangfOrd and
Gallery were chosen as essayiSts for
the next meeting.
Preparations are being made by
a number of the members to attend
the State Medical association which
cOnvenes in Galveston May I'd, and
a reception will be given by the
society Of this city. The meeting,
after routine business was trans
acted, adjourned until Saturday
night, when important business
will come up.
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Working the Heather Chinee.

There is in this city an eX-deputy
United States marshal, who had
his commission revoked because
his work was coarse" Since that
time, about a year, this GEN" has
managed to live well, and smoke
good cigars. He has not engaged
in any regular business, nor has he
to secure job, but has
an appointment to office.
1t is stated that this "EX." has
been working the Cinnamon of San
Antonio, for his support. He has
informed a number of them that
he was a deputy United States
marshal, and has, after learning
their ways of conducting opium
dens, etc, received large amount
of money, which will be termed
"hush money" His scheme has
been to threaten the ignorant
Chinese and make them believe
that they would end the remainder
of their lives in an earthly sheOl, if
he desired to make known their
secrets. In this way he has man.
aged to eat three good meals day,
and have an extra five cent piece
in his clothes for an after-meal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26

President HarrisOn's last act was
to sign a special pension bill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
Mrs. Matte J. Telford,
OF AUSTIN.

Mrs. Newell: Mrs. Andrews tells
me what a great sufferer you are, and
as have been as near the grave as any
one, and saved by the doctors of the
Texas Medical and Surgical Institute,
1 take pleasure il recommending them
to the afflicted. Write them your con-
dition, telling them everything, and they
will cure you. Don't throw money or
time away on other doctors, humbugs
or Quacks. If you desire further in
formation call on me. Respectfully,
Matte J. Telford.
Mrs. Newell wrote us regarding her
case, enclosing the above letter written
her by Mrs Telford.
Mrs. Telford was a great sufferer
from bronchitis, rheumatism and heart
trouble.
Gentlemen:-I feel like constantly
singing praises for your wonderful cure
In my case. l had suffered for years,
with constipation which caused dropSy
Of the abdomen and feet and inflamma-
lion of the liver with a bad case Of
piles. Life for me was miserable and
death was welcomed, for doctors gave
me I'D and l was discouraged, but see
ing your advertisement of cures guar
anteed," concluded to talk with you.
You gave me such encouragement that
I took treatment which produced such
great results kuhb uelSuUOLs ulo
talking about your wonderful success.
II what I have written will be Of any
consequence as q testimonial, use 1t and
welcome. You shall always have my
prayers. MIS-.
Dear Doctors:-I received your welcome
letter asking me if had any objection
10 your using my name. ! have none
at all. Send It all over the United
States, and If any one don't take your
word for 1t, send them to me, for I can
NOT do too much for you who have saved
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friend. Nat Stewart
Mr.. Stewart had a bad case Of catarrh
With asthma, cough, pains In chest
shoulders, back and stomach. Consti-
nated. cold feet aud hands, poor Ape
lite, losing In flesh, could not work and
sndured much suffering.
No matter what your trouble, how
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81, San Antonio. Office hoursI
4 n. 70 Q p nj SundayA 70 p n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26

born and educated in Massachu-
sets. Entering upon the study Of
law, he was admitted to the bar,
but soon fOrSOOk it to join the I'm
ion army. He enlisted in the Eighth
Mass. Volunteer Infantry, and
soon became a captain. At the
close of the war, after other promo
tons, Col. Davis went to Chicago,
and in 1873 was elected to Con-
gress, and was twice reelected. At
the expiration of his term as treas
urer of Cook county, Col. Davis
gave his undivided attention to
the conduct of the most important
office in the Worlds Fair portfolio.
President HarriSOn'S last act was
to sion n Snppio1 npOSiOn hill
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AsAReAIN FOR PRINTERS.

For Sale: 500 lbs. of Brewer ROmsn,
fair condition, abundance of sorts, At
Is and 20 cents q pound. Address,
II q If T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
Geo. R. Davis.

I'm director zen.
Davis has been
centralized t h e
greater part of
the responsible
ity of the Worlds
Columbian En-
position, and he
is certainly one
of the most capa-
bic men of the
country for the
position he now
holds. He w a S
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
PUT VI
in glass vials, Theoretically sealed, and

PUT VI
ais, Theoretically sealed, and
always fresh-is the way DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets come.
When you take a pill it's an
important point to have them
small - provided they have
equal strength and efficacy.
You'll find what you want in
these little liver pills of DR..
Pierce's. They're put up in
a better way, and they act in
a better way, than the huge
old-fashioned pills. What you
want when you're "all out of
sorts grumpy, thick-headed
and take a gloomy view of life,
is these Pellets to clear up your
system and start your liver
into healthful action. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
ious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of the liver, stomach
and bowels, are prevented, re-
leved, and cured. They're the
cheapest pill you can buy, for
they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is
returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
R. ]. HOFREINZ

VIII sell you new carriage and
take your old one in exchange.
1 % I'm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
Epi.copai Churches.

s. Johns, West seattle-servioos, Up IN.
s. Marys~w oodlsad park, Rev. G. Il. Rob
eis
81 Sssphen's-naiisrd- Service. ii a N aud
i1 p va. by the rector. Rev. 4. r. Hyland-
E. ~ Marks mission ut Fremant-scrihnsr's
lssls sunday school. 3 n II. service. with ser
naR BY Rev. b, G, uarrelt, 3so
81 Mafks-Ffth aud Olive streets David
Claiborne Garrett, rector. iitsny sermon aud
hsly Communion. II a. IN. sunday school, e:s5,
sssaing prayer and sermon 7.S0. services and
Nsmonz appropriate Ia HTss sunday ia Advent.
IfEisy-Fighth and James streetA Rev.
Gsesge Herbert Watson, j.. D, rector Aayent
saaGay. Lsssny and Holy Communion, II q. M.
sfeaing prayer. 7s9 =. IN. sunday school, 9.iS
IN. Free sistings. Vested aud auxiliary
tAsigs
~ Clemeuts--Msrket and wstar streets
services "a connection with tAs Inauguration OF
safs IN the erection of - Cicmsnts church,
Assses stree; near Iesler avenue, will be he.d
sloa the grounds this tSundayi afternoon =;
IA Dean Watson will offic,sie. Tbs esergy
Ed church people are iuy,tea To attend. Take
essass stFsci or issles avenue cars 10 Market
tzsVk
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This asrssahie and sfhcac'ous Tooth Powder. -
pAhiished by moro han twenty yeas experience
AAs resolved the sanction Of the members Of the
Dental Asd Medical professions Of this city xsEsf-
ally. and BY them Il 10 daily recommended asl
prescribed II 10 ~ pleasant In the application -
Is n sxcelisnt In iss effects b. speedily readsn tue
esesh white and smoesh the guIns hesiihfui. ret
laad Arm. and BY frequent viii preserve then
in this desirable condition. II gradually but 81
fsctaaliy removes tartar ana destrcyes the para
sif:cAi amin aicuie which neglect NAV have per.
United TO collect ant prevents tn Fir farther
mutation. thus serving . compleis beauties
and preserves OF the teeth. Microscopic examine
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society ard Of every variety Of bodily
condition. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found TO ssix; Ia great
numhers Experiments were made for thsir
Bcvai ana the ingredients used In Lunins Ioosh
Powder were fount to be most eneetuaI, destroy
tng them Instantly
Through the kindness % friends ~ - Ssr
nittsd to publish the following
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City Mission and ssaHen's Bethsl-6o4 Com.
mercial street. near Weller. Services SUNDAY nj
O'Clock and T:45 p m. scandinavian. 4 p m.
Services at county farm, u m. Every night In
the week at 7:l5 p m. Chaplain Thomas Rses.
lecture will be given today at .. m in
Odd Fellow hail. Masonic temple, corner Sec
ond and Pike streets, on the uoiect: Men and
the Second Coming OF Christ" by student Of
Hermetie philosophy, followed by character de-
lineationa from solar biology. Admission freq
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Theosnnhx.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor--eabbath
school, s.4S e. M: preaching morning aud
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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unised rr.sby..risn church

sixth and Seneca streets Rev. g. Dell John.
,.on, pastor: residence, us Spring street
Ffeaching III q m. snd $50 pm. Sabbath
p. 10.
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The Thsosophical society meets In Pettis
music hall, in0s Front street. T30 p. m. Sub
tsct: "TatwiS Forces and karmie Law"
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z ~ sunfsy schoo;. iz:ih Y.P.Ac SIN
9 q q resideaee OF Nrn d. Barier. Ianio.
80 r2se,ssy. s.4 p m Prayer mesEag Thur.dsy.
F5rst-Thsrd srd Pfre strr~s. p.~
Dssss. pastor. Services, IL 4 n. ana u = :.
ssa.osy school. ian Your peopse,s rnesf-
s.ss pa p ~. seats free. Rev Cherries 4
a1.ly Viii deliver 4 lecture on Tuesday svrnsn~
~ the FIRST Meshodlsf Proses;sns ramsrs 49,
Ire Monk That shook the wo-sd. . a.
- sri.n Lutaer." Rev Curry hes bsen foetv
(. . 49, ~ EpiseofAs clergyman in Australia he
Tree and ali fnvi:sd.
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Lon cHARrERi
STEAMER rDAHa

Newly furnished ana squ'ppe1 ans especially
adspsed fsf excursions. Address hoe TIA. on eAll
q roafn 81 starr Esy4 Building
{. u. RgOwNgfELrt Mssssr aea owss&
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Young Msu.s Chri.,,.. A..ee,.e,

General Secretary George Carter will sddr,s,
the O'clock rally of the Y. NJ c. A. In their
ball, AH Front street, today. All young men
ana stfangers In the city are invited 70 attend.
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Advent Churches.

north OF Front street power house. service
IL q m Dr.. William Chapman, pastor
seventh Day-3os Pop ar street sabbath
eehoo, 10 o. IA. Services, III a. IN every satur-
Gay. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening.
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assheai.t rrate.s.a, Churches.

s@sa7tsa SUNDAY sghess : y IA.
~, ~ Eseia~-saasay scaaas, o. Ia; Preach
q = n hy kss, n Rsg;sy.
49, sSAtglc sunday seAeei 30 n n.
~ sssssassk ~ ~ T. "a IS tau saf<ssutsnfest
49, ~ AsSa psag ss&aa 1ssssoa 81 Agcx -sas. New
- sse1a North se4tfie. Republican aud Hss-
1.Sss~ Aes. 9saaAa ShSphsza. p&ssar.
s~<ss Gsxt 1aag 10 eaafSk. fgesshiES. II
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Knee drill, a. m. Family gathering, n n
A rousing salvation meeting at 8 p. m.
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IIooD CANAL Route
III New Passenger Steamer
LkLfA
n arriving q. .. fnsin leaves Eolmsn eerE Mon-
9se. ~ ssin@sAays s1ss Frsasss ~ 90 . m f0r
k ks-ss1a. F0rf 8sstsbs Bangor, rsstesk hrfnagh.
Fss1a 81 IAilf~Aag ! .ifs Hes4sPSrs Aaa & B.sa
g4ss saA snses 5zsfaias@ FssBts arriving 81 UnfQn
4 ~ a. 90 p IA Leaves as0s CITY ~ 40 9
"a Tses1ays, Thssksasa ana .&tardsys. arr1vins
- chARLgs MADISON, Master.
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Baptist Churches.

sweiish--Beli and Eighth streets. Rev. r. q
Eeson. pastor. services N a. ~. and 7 80 p. m.
Noswegia an. panish--sixth and Virginia stresta
e W. kinwal. pastor. services lo:so = m
~ 100 y IN.
Hsliard-~Odd Fellows Hall. corner Lesry ave-
sHe aud recoad avenue. Rev. {. W. Finwaii.
vii preach At 800 y IN.
fremont-Aurora street Preaching II q. m.
md - n M. Ly the pastor, Rev. &. A. salyer.
Psyer nesting Thursday evening.
Vest Duwamish--Uss OF church building
sscosl tuned and divine service will be held ia
M Fosters house Ia River PARK al O'Clock.
Georgetown Baptis, Sunday school,. l.
tiisfbury, superintendent. Meets every sum
Say In Wards hall, opposite Grant street power
tauss. GeoFgeiown. at 10 a. m
Market stroet--Masket and Main streets.
kFvIees ii a IN. aud $50 .. M. Rev. w. T.
eenor, OF oregon, officisiing. sunday school
h'a p. m, Young Peoples society go p. m.
fsrst--Fourth street, between James and
rsefry. Preaching II q. Id. aud 7.50 p us.
81 n. 4. Harper, OF Tacoma. sunday scaooi At
he elo,e 81 morning seryiec. Young peoples
srelsng bsi& Prayer meeting Thursday 7.So
Pm
North seattle--Third ana Cedar streets serv.
iees al IL a. IN. sunday school At close Of
hatnlng service. Rev. u. J. Fierce will preach
ID the mofning and lecture at T;Sl =. IA on
shlseks ef babylon" giving confirmation OF
Kings aud Chronicles.
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spirituaIIsts.

Mrs. c. Cornelius viii rive tn.ns,.,snr.f
lecture sno pubic tesla at Red Mems hail. al
80 Entrance on Marion street Admission
seattle Spiritual Association meetings held IN
oaa feliows bail. No. SIS Front street. everv
sunday evening az 80 o'clock free platform.
tests from the platform by the mediums pres
enf. closing with cireles
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. oLnpse Avsnue-sl4 oiympte ayenua Rev
"a Moss. pastor. sunday school 10 a n.
1.esening III 4 m and 7.p p. N.
- rni Church Of Eysfstt-sunday school q,
nnnion every sunday as II :. n.
ftrst-ssueca street. be,ween rht,s .,A
xonun: Rev X. L Dunlap, Minister. Re-.
esnec. IL Harrison street; ielsphone les sun
seaoos, sS q m. Preaching, Ii O. m,
snn I.g m Junior EndesyoY. s.2s "a m
]. r. .. c. r., s:sl 49, " ~
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
.rxAxKa sucKsYx

Rssns.t As1 rsfaTnssAed Iess~s MsreAans6 Heex
TusszSy sausS1sF ass saturday ~ . "a -
isas-xfan sFs can't BE. Asmxer. heAssc2 fxss-
rsssszSs ,sssass arriving Gasna City 80 s j. IA
Leaves nssa Sf.s a. &sGass1ay FSffkg
aas ssaeay x<rsvtaE ~ r~zrtss ~ 4 = -
Z L. Lxkkx. AAs<ex.
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ponr ANGELICA PORT rowxssRn DvD
i Uoness and seattle route.
TiMH CaHD
Fest Passenger and Freight Prcpeaiee
MoSTicELLl
Commencing Tuesday, Nay g. 1923.
Leaves daily creep, Mcndar ~ feilows. AeasflA
2 q ma. Townsend $50; arrives Port Angeles
D. m- Leaves Port Angeles p ia. fors
Townsend q 80 p. m.: arrives seattle 10 p. III
LaadinxA City Dock, seattle: Tibnsis Dock. Pere
To~nssnd: Morssa Dock. Port Angeles
HAlGA BRoA
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The Ladies' Industrial eoeisfy viii meet on
wednesday, December 8. at the residence OF Mrs
Libby, on West street, corner Vine Punctual
attendance 10 requested.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh. between Pfse and Union. Rev. W.
g. Eliot IT,. minister. Service Ii q. m. sunday
school ~ 1880. Rev. A. q. Wilson. OF Spokane.
win preach Seats free.
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NEW yonx MARKETS.
THE srocK HxcHAsax-

NKw York. Dec. 2.-Therc was active
speculation on the stock exchange today.
but dealings were unsettled. At the OPEN
ing strong tone prevailed. and the first
quotations were NJ an advance OF ls@x
per cent. Realizing sales soon caused a
fractional reaction, which. however. was
quickly followed BY an advance of 4 to
az per cent The announcement of the
passing of dividend on General Electric
preferred caused the common stock of the
company to drop pa per cent, the general
list sympathizing to the extent Of isafih
per cent. Toward the close speculation
became frmer and prices took an upward
turn, final dealings being affected at an
improvement of ls@i per cent. sni sae
tone of tho market mt the elcse bein 2
streng.
Government oonds-Strong.
Petroleum-Strong ut higher; January
closed at T6s.c.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sASR %
u seattle
thtd Up coYika&s.
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Sell exchange ana make tslegraphsc HAnsf.Eo
20 all paris Of The United states and Europe
So,tcst accounts Of banks and bankesnL moN
chants. manufacturer. individuals and coryose
tlens.
Collections entrusted 70 eur care viii rsssivs
pcompt attsnttoa
pInRcxonst
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connnarcMpnNr
Nstisasl Daak Of Republic. Ne. rorhy osnp
Dercisi National Chicago; firss National nsss
O Paul: HANK Of CalifeEafA 6an Franchises
First Natienai hank. Portland
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miscellaneous.

Brown. rabbi