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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

The st. Louis Republic uses the
following headlines in referring to
the election OF Tuesday: A Day Of
Dumps-Hard Times Hit the Demo
Gratis Very Elec-
ted by Fifty Thousand Majority
Gallant Boies Went Down Before
Pension Shark Jackson-New York
Democracy Sank Under the Weight
of Maynard-Russell Was Defeated
in the Old Bay State-The Populists
Gobbie Nebraska-New Jersey, Vir-
ginia, Maryland and Kentucky
Went Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

Notice is hereby given that lettau
of administration, with will annexed
upon n estate of Mary ]. Inflow, d
ceased, have been granted the unds'
signed by the Probate Court of An
drain County, Missouri, bearing das
November 4, 1893.
All persons having claims agains
AID estate are requested to exiihs
them for allowance to the adminiihsI
tor within one year after date of grnt
ing letters. or they may be preclndk|
from any benefit of such estate, sldf
such claims be not exhibited withll
Two years from the date they viii k|
forever barred.
j. T. WILLIAMS
5Z-4-t Public Administratof.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice to Credifnrs.

Notice is hereby given that ], 49,
slgnee, will, on the 18th, l4th and la
days of November, 1898, at the law
Nc OF w. w. Fry in Mexico, Missouh
between the hours of nine oiclocks N
and five o'clock p. m. OH said day, b
present and adjust and allow demapa
against the estate Of my assigBof, y.
l. raul, who. prior to his assignmepl
nad been doing business under u
name Of Paul & Co,
p. w. HARDING,
ZG-4t. Assignee of w. /. PaaL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

A SERIES of entertainments are to
be given under the auspices of the
Alumnae of Hardin College, the pro.
eeeds to go toward the erection of a
monument in memory of ex-Gover.
nor G. I'll. Hardin. The first enter.
tainment will be given at the Opera
House on the night of November
18th. The attraction will be "The
Dewey Haywood Concerto Company
These entertainments will be liber-
ally patronized by the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

WALLACE BAssFoRD, secretary to
Congressman Clark, returned home
yesterday. Mr.. Bassford says that
the revision Of the tariff is now going
to engage the attention of Congress
and that there is no question but
that it will be promptly and sum-
marily handled. He says that he
also feels confident that there is ga
silver linging to the financial cloud
and that the white metal will soon
see better days.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

THERE was q riotous scene at the
session of the City Council in Chi
eago Friday night in reference to
who should succeed Carter Harrison
as Mayor. 1t wound up in a free
fight and the police was called in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that I us
signee, Will, on the 9th, 18th and e
Gays of November, 1898, at the OBJ
Oh outhrle Il Gentry in Mexico. W
souri,, between the hours of 9 o'eles
=. m! and O'Clock p. m. on said DAP
oe present and adjust and allow o
mands against the estate of my y
slgnor, A. F. Gentry.
F. Y. GENTRY,
ZS-4t. Assignee OLA +. Gent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

Hon. CHAMP CLARK has returned
from Washington City and between
now and the time Congress opens in
December will make several
speeches in favor of silver and the
reduction of the tariff throughout
the district. He will likely make
one or two in this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

MoBER1Y is having a series of en-.
tertainments under the auspices Of
the Public School Library Associa.
ton. What has become of the
movement on foot to give Mexico a
class of literary entertainments this
winter under the auspices of our
Public School library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

THE late dispatches, referring tc
an address made by Governor Stone
in Ottumwa, Iowa, last week, say:
''The Governor created something
of a sensation when he took issue
with the President on the silver
question. He said that he wore no.
body's brand on his collar and NO
feathers on his feet.D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

]. W. LAVENDER, formerly con.
nected with the Baptist Publishing
Co., of this city, is now half owner
of the Washington (Mo.) Journal.
HarryRittenhouse and Lavender will
conduct this paper and we predict
for it great success. Both of these
young men are journalists of prom.
Use and are ambitious to publish a
good reliable newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
1893.
Tax COLLECTORS
NoTICE

Notice is hereby given that the n,
Book of Audrain County for the ya.,
1898 is now in my hands ready 4,
collection.
I will meet the tax payers at In
following named places on dates eIve
below:
CUIVRE TOWNSHIP.
AT Grange Hall, Tuesday, Nov. Il
AT Farber, Tuesday, Nov. q.
AT Vandalia, Tuesday and Wedpa.
day, December II and l3.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
AT Laddonia, "Wednesday, Nov. i
LOUTRE TOWNSHIP.
At Martinsbug, Wednesday, Nov. II
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
AT Rowena, Tuesday, Nov. q
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
At Friendship. Wednesday, Nov. .
AT Sturgeon, Tuesday, Dec. s.
At Centralia, Wednesday, Dee q,
The law will be strictly adhered h
with respect to delinquencies.
J. E. JESSE.
Collector Revenue Audrain Couuty |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

THERE were two attempted train
robberies Saturday night. One was
expected and one or two of the rob-
bers were killed. In the other the
conductor of the train was killed in
attempting to protect his passengers.
Later we learn that at least two Of
the murderers have been captured.
Train robbing is not a paying bust
ness and it strikes us that it will
soon be abandoned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Assignee's Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims or dali
against w. b. Scott, assignor, are hest
by notified that |. John NJ. Bake
assignee of said W. B. Scott, will, o.
Thursday, the 18th day of Novenbs,
1873, and for two consecutive dau
thereafter, between the hours Of o.
and D p. m. of each of said day, Il
the law office of said Barker on III
south side of the Public Squarein Mss,
leo, Missouri, allow, adjust, or Pas
upon all claims presented to me a.
allowance, when and where you mg|
attend if you see cause.
JOHN NJ. BARKER
29-4t. Assignee of " r ecott |
Thursday. October 10. 1895.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

Notice is hereby given that finslk.
tiement of the estate of Marian FoeE
son, deceased, will be made at .
January term of the Probate GoulIs;
Audrain County, Missouri, to be bss
at Mexico the second Monday In jos
airy, 1894. Il. H. ROBINSON
Administratos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that finals 9
tIement ofthe estate Of Thos. DuagW1
deceased, will be made at theJanaes
term of the Probate Court of Audns
county, Missouri, TO be held Of w
leo the second Monday In yannses
1871. GEO. W. DUDGEQN,
Administrst0'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that fnsss
tiement Of the estate of 5. II. kiesS
deceased, will be made at the Jsp1ss
term of the Probate Court OF Aua.ss
county, Missouri. TO be held - -
leo the second Monday in Jansha
1874. ]. T. WILLIAMs
Public Administr1f0s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

s. W. Cor. Square, Heads M.
Come and examine our Calm.
Aristos, superior to any made in n.
county. Prices reasonable for al
work. dit w2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
CHINI|
FOR SALE.
Spring Pigs Of Both Sem

Also a few gifts due to farrox d
October. These pigs are of high ind
vidual meritand from registered staa
from the best pens in Illinois and Nh
souri,. They will be sold at prices b
suit the times. 26-3-m.
r. W.
Thompson Station, Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

The electric light c~ontrove,,,
promises to be amicably settled ~
haps at the next regular meet,.
of the Council on Monday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Noticeis hereby given that d1als
tiement OF the estate of 4. +. lps-
deceased, will be made at the Jap9syss
Term OF the Probate Court OF Asa ,sss
county, Missouri, to he held 9 -
Ieo the second Monday in jam
1854. J. r. WTLLIAAe
Public Adminisflst..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
Notice of PiusI gsftiemeaf.

Notice Is hereby given that % -
cement OF the estate of Patrick ~ 4
gons, deceased, will be made 80
January term of the Probate cosht.
Aodrain County, Missouri, TO
81 Mexico the second Monday msse
airy, 1894. TH0S. GIBBeNs
4dmfnuffntG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

The question of the proper mode
of baptism is now taking the place
of the silver controversy in this part
of the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
valid.-stanley's History Of :
Eastern Church. d. III

history of a.
Eastern Church, p. III.
Neander, on page 80 Of !.
Church History, says: SIN rs.,-.
to the form of baptism, 1t -.
conformity with the original ;n..aa'
ton and the original import 81 ..
symbol, performed by immers;os s
Numerous quotations from .
knowledged pedobaptist schol.-
to the same effect as the 49,
could be gwen, but let these spfs.s
II is an historical fact that imma,.;.
vas the only baptism till at least 4.
third century, and was the n.n.,
baptism for thir teen centuries
c. M. WILLIAMS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

The Mexico Band will give a coo.
cert at the Ferris Grand Opera Hons
on Friday evening, December +
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09
JUsr wait until 1896.

THE LEDGER's ROSTERS are all
hens in this off year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-09

l am not sin it" for the purpose
OF a theological controversy. The
above matter shows that there is
quite a large question or difference
between Bro. Sweeny and Bro. Jack
son, and is submitted merely for the
purpose of calling attention to that
fact. Yours, &C.,
S. w. Buckley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-28
RIAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Rec ordsd in the Auditors ONE
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1s93. are 81, s2s.47o. There were flsd for
record Yesterday IL deeds. the considera-
iions sggregaiing 1885. Following Is the
list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
x Co., abstrsctors of titles. ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Neils Peterson TO Z. X. Cabanski, und
y lois q aad o. Georgetown, $500.
]. II. woolery, sheriff. TO John Dardell.
lots 20 and 81. 40 and Al, block 5, East Sc
atile, 1860.
John Monaghan TO Simon wootfall. q
feet by rods in sea se1< section .. "a, s.
$50
w. W. Beck TO L. II. skiles. lot &c. block
7, Wasson's 20 Ravena Park. $50.
Frank c. Ross 20 J. S. Harding. und. Il
sis nwI nei4 II. 81. 3. $500.
Herman kr.es TO Caroline T.. Meyforth
lot Is. block 4, Rengsdorff; lot 4. block A.
Gi m Park, x23s
i. f. Lumbard TO ID. A. Hubbard. block
8, Dewey's, 81. 500.
W. G. improvement Company 10 A. NJ.
Messenger, lots o and H. block ios. Gilman
Park. 500.
G. III. Adsit to David H. Jones, the az
block g. Adsit's Lake Wash. 81
Andrew Mathson to Jacob hill, sej< swl<
a. -. 5. $500
Robertson Mortgage Company to Jacob
HI !. lots and .. block 81. Inglewood. 500.
William II. Albright to Maggie T.. Al
bright, Io5 4, sec 1, %, 4, 81, 600.
j. III. Wno!ery, sheriff. 10 Thomas 4.
Flynn. lots and Z, block s.. A. A. Dem
py's S3l5
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Raas auye, ears contaiainx Norarv writing and
cart tables CAREER saer, asa room, sHsF chairs
observation wtaso~s, etc, in connecstea with
Palace zlulas saa sleeping cars, ars. aaa ssoone-
esAss coaches sn1 family tcursst cara
Txsins lsAv~ seattle daily 81 IL IA. for Eversta
saehaHish L4AveRswerth. wsas;ca.e. HaFsfag
to spokane. Beosers Ferry. kasspsl ssrAad
Forks tarxe. Craakxsas. ksssas fail 81 Ci0a1
MlnneApctgs. ~. FsaA
Palace S3eealng cara through 20 Chicago witaSat
ehAnga Leave gale&xo Al 10; 30 = IA dsiiy from
ynisa fasssas~r ssatiaa Via q ". 81 r. rsE-
way far ~eAstie wtthoas ehsazs
Connections al @eaAsehss ~ Iass Chs.sa. tbs
Uvpsr Calamss& ant sh- ossnnxau district. q.
Sss5s are fnr EAssesa Washiassss pozE o. ~ son
ner's terry fer ksssa, Ataswegih. Nesos aad
Totais ca koet nai river sad laks, a. SHELBY
Ianetlaa ana ukTFs for VFess fai2. hsssrA Ana
Reue
crosses she Cascade sna Resky Mountains !.
esyUEat giving pa sosNgs a eaAncs &c sss sogfss
% ta@ ausst scSa~Ey i AneficA Ire trsss asv~
ina sloE.e sAlAs IS free fFossl Dust
t'aNnecfsn In EEfea espc<s ~ 81 pAai aaG
Msaaszrasts villa trains Ser Dagssh, West ~a-
p~rlos "a orsa1 LAKE posnts, soak IT, snf TIE
SauthweSG 81 Lsoss sss Scala. AID Casc4ss ssa
sAe kasS
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NEW YORK MARKETS..
rue STOCK EXCHANGE.


Ngw YokK, Dec. 27.--Sprculation was
feveFish aud unsettled. the New Eagland
feeesgership caused a rush 10 sell, result
lag IN net decline Of ? pc. cent. on day.
A break of Ga per cent. occurred in GEM
esal Electric. tie net loss on the day being
81 per cent. Among the more important
declines on the day were 81. per cent. on
pulath. South Shore & Atlantic. preferred,
In American Gable, I q In New Jersey
Ccnirsl, > in Minneapolis 4 81. Louis. pre-
feFred. Baltimore & Ohio. Consolidated
Gas and Susquehanna & Western. In the
list OF advances is Chicago Gas. American
Tobacco. Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
Western Union. Louisville, Delaware &
Hudson aud 81. Paul. The railway and
miscellaneous bond market was generally
hrrn during the early part Of the day, but
during the afternoon heavy, except for
Kansas Texas fours.
Government bonds-Qaiet.
PeiTo!sam-7ss4c asked.
SILVER
Bar silver. per ounce. 69,sc.
Mexican dollars. 57tse.
FINANCIAL
Aoney-on call, easy at per cent !;
Closed at ! per cent Prime mercantile
pspeF, SaEais per cent Sterling cx-
ehange-Duu aud weak, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 Sssas 4 ~6is for
asaiand; ASAGAs4 for sixty-dav nil.s
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets
rmx STATE or TRADE.

esy FRascIsco, Dec. 1.-THE markets
In general merchandise were active, prices
remaining unchanged. The produce mar
kets were dull.
Green vege,ahles--In light supply.
Fresh fruits-Weak.
0ranges-A ceumniating.
Batter and eggs-Neak.
Poultry Dull.
Game-~ISght demand.
Potatoes--Fl rme..
0nions-S. eady.
Asparagus Lower.
Produce rcteipts--Fiaur. quarter sacks
46d4; Oregon, 2 si6; wheat, centais. 7.523
Oregon. s66: barley, eentais. 3. 3st: oats.
sack. 90; corn, sacks a.s23; beans, sacks,
3 i62; potatoes. sacks. 5.2i1: onions, sacks,
col; bran. sacks. i.3i5: Oregon, 5.o27.
AIx4Ng sToeks
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A Great Record.

The North Western line hsadlsd the enormous
sam OF 4. I3s, SCI passengers from May to oeto-
Ter 81. during the wer.d's Columbian sxasbi-
ton, without "a ssiafy o. a loss OF baggage. and
the same record applies to tails magnificent
equipped road for tie past twenty sve years.
TIC Limited leaves 81 Paul every nlgAs at s 10
O'Clock, and carries ths famous compartment
car. luaet car. pslatial slsspsr, chair car and q
dining car that cannot lie eyeelIed in the world.
p ". Parker. Puget soGaa agent, Ill Cherry
street sesttla
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eno'es, is'g22sxe: PacsEc coast. Ise2s<e.
MEzcHksnfsE
.opgrr-Dull. Lake, xf0.z5
lLeaa--1t7Iet: domestic. taD
r--s2zsss: Straits. $eo65 asked.
tIrs-ontsons opene. steady az ma
1870 70 II points advance; ruled fairly
sessve; closed steady III points decline 20
- pVlhfs advance. EzIes. il.-59 hays. in
s.uaing: December, sl76s@II-0; Tenu-
80 >ia ID. February. SD 20; March.
tsSsa spot Rlo-Ftrm: No. :. 1ss<gfss<r.
oaxxr-kaw. steady, fair refining. CSC;
esnirHszais. 80 test. I7sc. Refined. steady.
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WANT A SITUATION :

Use the Want Columns Of the Posi-.
IS!ELLlGE,CER Double the cir.
euistion "f any paper in the sssss.
Best resaltS
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Lessons in French. Music
and German given by
arrangement.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. navsa q Garrett a
NArks ssctsrys Ma = :, J. HunA arcs fAka
Nasanxsoa. REV wAllaes Nzkl!ag 1870 rnl
vsrs ~ street An nkreass % tsFxaes pap&ha
fsr fattssr lAie.raas1as Aps.y 20 tie MISSES
wiSTARroCRSE rs Essvsass street. Cssy
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OF the stock of ]. X. Basye, ieweier. so4
Front street. will continas from day TO day
until the entire stock is closed out Hours
of sale, 10 80 a. m, 2:SD p. IA. and 7:39 p. m.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH sRArs MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 27.-WheAs-Quiet; No
/ California, 5s Sd "a IS al No. red West
ern spring. IS S ass sd; No. red Western
winter. So 3 ass Al.
Corn-Quist; mixed Western. Is ed.
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The Northern Pacific are now running diaing
cars between seattle and Portland Oh trains
leaving seattle daily a. N. and leaving
Portland daily al .. IA. Tsls service 10 ae-
knowie1gea ~ be unsuFpssssa
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MOTEL ARRIVALS.
TEE ARLINGTON

TEE ARLINGTON.
Grahaua. tacoma J. koau, San Francisco
T. " Nah. Burlington L iiiey, Victoria
r Lieweiyn Aia'p'iis = swanson. Harrison
Miss Ssddofs, y hsteom W sweeney, Olympia
o u 9uiiioil, 81 a ME W A Avery, Fairhxven
u c hy,fc, city Rebest Bsi1, NFansel
Jas nit-, juneau J Decker. juneau
o II Adsit juneau VIC Nilitsms Ptw IL ms
/. II smith ", LINDEN q A sgelard. Selssn, &c
Mrs Van Zsudt, W'teom Ms. KVsnZsndt. WI en-
Mtsa balch A n crtes MrsJ A Laurie, An cortss
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CHICAGO aAgAErs.
TIE BOARD or rEspE-

THE BOARD or Trade
CHICAGO. Dee. g5.-Wheat-0pened &c
lower. advanced *, declined &c on rumors
snAs banking house In New York had
Jailed and thai Bnfaio grain house was
IN trouble. causing liquidation of long
property and speru atsvs sales. remained
heavy throughout the session, closed easy
ie lover than yesterday Receipts. lis. 90
bushes; shipments. 1000 bushels.
Closed: Cash. 5giSc; Nav, eis..
Corn--Eass casa. 3sL May. 3slxc.
Oats Steady: cash, 2se: May, 6s;se.
Kve-45c
Barley-Nominai.
FiSx-<L33
Tlmesas --k43o
Pork-Easy; January. sl24o: May.
Lard-Easy; January, Es5: May.
Sort Ribs-Easy; January. % 50: May.
snoaIdsr.-ss 2ses 50.
Short clears - 75g7.o
Whisky-sLi5.
LIVE STOCK.
CattIe-Receipts. 1850 head. Market
slow ~ about steafv: good steers, 81. a5df
5.5o; fair lots. 81 25@s IS: others, s.. 2O@
$50: fed Texans. S3.va0s36o.
Hags-R-ceipts. 1850 head. Market
'rtie lower; rough and common.
pan~ heavy and butchers weights. 80 81
@5.45; prime light, $5.30@535.
Saeep-Receipts. 1i.ooo head. Market.
good demand ut slight ~ turn: mixed
ewes and wcthers. $2S@3 Is; Westerns,
81 e96L3 So
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STEAMER cHEaALrs

caves Hssfsld's wharf eslly exosps ssacsv a
Ne p N xSr fssssss passage apply ss saasA
~. n sEYMQRE, Ns,sss
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HOOD CANAL RorTE-
IL New Passenger Steamer
DELTA
lcauying y. .. mail leaves ce.nan dock Man.
days wsSasstsys aa1 frftayz 81 90 q "a for
Elnsstan. Port osrsbss. BxEgsr. ssaesck. ErInnon
gasssso, LAijiwanp ats hsscspory And Union
City and intermediate pcssis ayrsvfng 81 Urion
y5ty ~ 90 p Leaves e nssa City ~ 20 q
n Tuesdays. Thursdays AMI ssiasdsys. axriviss
ohksLxs MADISON. Masss.
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STEAMER BUCKEYE

Recalls saA refafxssAs1 leaves AsrcAsats aosa
fessasy. fhafsday ana Saturday ~ mL %
Ktegsssa. Fers 1ams;e. ksager saasscx LII.
mediate Eata:s. arriving 20 Tasna Cfty ~ o. "a
Leaves rnsca City . IN. WsineH4ay Fri1s1
ga s9a1ay axrsviag IN seattle 81 D n
n - LIBBY. Master
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gswfy furnished ana equipped ans especially
sdapass for exeurxisns Address Boz IT'S. as call
q room 81 starr Boyd haiL1ing
G. u. EhowssIxLn. NASSAU ana owsss
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rL,vERKTT ROUTE
III sTHA1ER GREYHOUND.
Daily exespt suasAy.
Csmmsaespg Mantays Sev. 10 t6oA
Iva seeris 800 . a Tvs 1ssssis... 20 p m
Tvs Kvsress 10 - = Iva kvsfsss.. DO a
Leaves ssssee. ....-..-s.......ii ~ m
Connects with boats Tar Tacoma asd saessais1-
IAadlsg CetrnAa dsck. foot 81 Nagten strsst
CLAuB TROUT. ". W ooobhUE.
prsA seey.
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Pee raeisc.tsaas aaS safexEsssen apply "a or Al
r. = srEvrSS
4 T. 6 A
sfsENrnss sSresI seasl4s, VAsA
y. L WHITNEY.
- T. at A ~ Pas &sza
r~p1s Eessg esq CasanseSsg& eae2. eeswesa
MAssA0a 2n1 AzTtsu ssE~Ss&
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pAcIfIc NAVIGATION co.
rfMx CANA
Leaving Merchants Wharf. foot OF seneca street.
sHATTLE-TACoNA ROUTE
Rally.
etsAner STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leavee seattle for Tacoma ss 1850 q m. $500
p and $3.50 p N
FARE. soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAT RoUYk
daily
Steamer SEHoMR
Leaves Seattle for Beltinghxn Ray. Anacorses and
Port Townsen ~ 1900 p M
eEATTLx.LA CONNER
wHfpsY ISLAND RorTR
Daily ExCErr SATURDAY.
Steamer fAiRHAyEN
Leaves seattle for Everett. La Conner ana al
whidby fslsnd psints q s:0e p m
Effective November /. 1874
s. q NEfF. Gen. Manager.
care Of Yssier beck.
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STEANRRs.
Ely on TIE flyer
sEATrLE TO TACOMA
Fear rs1ad trips daily. sxesps sunday.
In one he1r and twenty ave ninussA
TaE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily tssps. seattle rseema route. - fol
iews:
TAKING INFECT
THURSDAY, pE0 IA
wyME cA1p.
Leave seestie-e;71 ssss q "a LIS 500 . n
Leave Tacsma-s.oo IL Goa IN, 500 6:ks p N.
Sunday
Leave Seattle no . m. l2.Ser m
Leave TaecEaA-e.S 50 O. M. Ace u 10
Landax af y. +. wharf, Tacoma and CONNER
efai dock. foot OF Msrssn street Seattle
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STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hsi6slds wharf russdays rhnrs1evs era
Saturdays 81 . ter kans saas Makiltso. Ev
srsst Marysvfus. Esss Eyefsss, tsweu and Sac
homisa fAhG TO kyENkrr soc. To aSot
HohisH. sea J. h HATFfELb, Assnk
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
J. DCNGENKSs-
STEAMER MONTICELLO
DAIRY SERVICE. TINE cAnn
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. rs 1894
Leaves seattle. TOO o "a: Townsend, 10. 80 .
m. DungeaeSs. 1900 m arrives Port Angeles,
I:So p m leaves Port ngeies. 2 90 p m leaves
Port Townsend 500 p m; arrive. seattle. o 80
p m CITY DOCK Co. seattle Agents.
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COAST LINES NORTH And SOUTH

KvERxTr. MOUNT VERNON
rAiRa.vES. NEW wHArcoA,
BLAINE, sRowSsvELLk
NEW WESTMINSTER
Axr VANCOUVER
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pELlINaHAN BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Edmonds. Evessst Clntcn. kaa sisy, csupe,
yfiis, Utsslaty, FiaalGo City, snseortss, sanssh,
fairhsvsn. eshsus Ass wha .csm saying seattle
Mondays. Wednesdays snd Fndays ~ q o. Re
turnsss. isaves WhAissm Tuesdays. Thsrs4sys
and saturdays ss $50 . m. iandiEx as BAkers
TRoMPseS RRoa
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eigAs exehanss ana tsl~gssphic sransfsra = No.
Yoxk. th3caxa 81 Paul, San Frnnc4ncA -
aA1a ana various resnn - web
inEtcn. o9~eon ana RfftsnA
Columbia
oisAs bilh % sxenAngs Ksssaoa svNlianas -
where In Erropo
BsnSs ssscks ana Other vasuaeasa rscsivV1 - -
Desis CO q = eespgng.