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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-04-04
NOTES ON AGRICULTURE.
A TWO-HORSE FARM IN
GEORGIA-WH III AT CAN
BE DONE IN GEORGIA
CAN BE DONE IN EDGEFIELD.
Easy Enough After You Learn
HOW-Let Every Farmer
Try to Learn How.

Ipropose to state what can easily
be accomplished by a two-horse
farmer in this the middle section
of Georgia. I think a two-horse
farmer should own 100 acres of
land. This can be purchased here
at from SIS to SIS per acre. Of this
100 acres, twenty should be in
woods so as to furnish plenty of
frewood for wiuter. Fifteen acres
should be devoted to pasturage.
Our best summer grass here is
Bermuda. In this pasture your
COWS and hogs should run all the
time, and your work stock when
not using them. Five acres I would
devote as follows: One-half acre
to kitchen garden, one-half acre
to sweet potatoes, one-half acre to
watermelons, two acres to orchard,
and one and one-half acres to soil
ing crops or such crops as barley,
rye. etc. Of the remaining sixty
acres I would plant equally in cot
ton, corn, and grain. I would fol-
low cotton with corn, corn with
grain, and grain with cotton, keep
ing up the rotation every year.
The land intended for cotton
should be broken in winter just as
deep as you can break it, and on
this land, as manure, should be
placed all of your cotton seed of
the previous year, except enough
to plant, and about 200 pounds of
some good fertilizer per acre.
After the crop is planted it
should be worked shallow and
rapid. The land intended for corn
should also be we'll broken and
the corn should also be manured
with all of your stable manure,
which ought to be, by keeping sew
eral COWS besides your two work
anima 8, at least sixty good loads,
and about 200 pounds of fertilizer.
In the corn, at second plowing,
should be planted peas, which will
not injure the corn and make you
enough peas, with the aid of a little
corn, to fatten your hogs.
The oats should be planted in
September, and not later than Oc-
tober 20, and be manured with 800
pounds of fertilizers. Wheat the
same. Of the twenty acres devoted
to grain, L would put twelve acres
in oats and eight acres in wheat,
Wheat here in Georgia can be
planted later than oats. After the
grain is harvested, the land should
be sown in peas, and the vines cut
for hay. They make excellent
forage. After the pea vines have
been cut for hay, the land should
then be prepared for cotton. By
keeping up this rotation and ma
nuring as 1 have shown, the land
will improve rapidly and yet give
up a good support for man and
his family.
One hundred acres of good land
in my neighborhood can be bought
for $1,000. Two good mules or
horses, and wagon, and plows, etc.,
can be bought for $500, making an
outlay of $1,000. With this outlay
the farmer is ready to begin work.
Now let's see what he could reason
ably expect to do the first year,
Unless his family coald work he
would need two hands, which
would cost him S96 each. These
two, with himself, could do all the
labor. He ought 70 make the first
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Governor Tillman has been to
Washington and had a satisfactory
understanding with the revenue
authorities about the seizures of
contraband liquors in this State.
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Don't forget that Ramsey &
Bland deal in hard ware and farm
implements. They defy competi-
ton. Their store is calculated to
please all tastes.
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taken, as no one cares to get in the
way of the formidable talons and
powerful beak.
The specimen was caught in
Ecuador, near the highest point of
the Andes, and is the property of
Roscoe Howard, Of San Diego, who
shipped it up from Acapulco. It
is consigned to C. D. Bunker &
Co., and they expect to have to
have to ship it on to the Smith
sonian Institute within a week.
They say the bird is the only white
king eagle ever caught. The eagle
stands in a crate about four by
five feet in which he made the trip
up. One live chicken every three
days forms his diet, and there is
nothing the matter with his appe-
tite, az appeared from the way he
ripped to small pieces the unfor-,
tunate hen furnished yesterday.
Undoubtedly the brain is strong
and is capabley of doing great
deal of work and even in many
cases of resisting the bad treat
ment to which it is often subjected
says DR.. William A. Hammond,
the eminent New York physician.
It is the undue exercise of the
emotions that breaks it down, and
unfortunately the work Of the
present day can scarcely be ac-
complished without some one or
more of the emotions being
brought into inordinate action,
and, according to my experience,
the emotion that affects it most
injuriously is anxiety. At one
period of the worlds history love
stood pre-eminent IN this respect,
but in our day love has had to
retire before that emotion, anxiety,
which is developed in the constant
struggle for wealth and fame and
position, in which civilized man is
engaged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-27

MISCELLANEOUS
TIRE FIRE, FIREi GREAT safe of
$4,000 worth of slightly damaged canned
meats and lard from Cutahy hre now going on at
prices that viii attonish every one and must he
seii In ten days 1915 'FRONT.' street a few doors
enose Madison street Come and set the first pick.
/ ARD. LARD, LARD BEsr PURE LARp.
~ S-pound cans. only 45c; second Quality zOc
aean Cow Butter store. Front street. next the
Y N. CA.
pEPAIRs FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS
~ stoves srsias. backs. etc. Cali or send postal
card Headquarters seattle Stove Rspa r Com
paay. llle Ihiri street
SDxIEN," KLINE KosENBERG BLDG.
" at the san Francisco Dye Works rear $50
Second street opposite Bailey block.
OLD PAPkns FOG SALE AT rHs BUsI-
y ness office OF this paper; Use psr eund.a
EENrLEAES's DISCARDED CLoTaINa
VI bought lais seeeaa s,res-
VIAVI co. Sfx', ys,s AR biacs IN THIS, rms
assn ofiice hours nom 9tos
NOTICE OF DTss0L UTToS
DISSOLUTION OF oPAsrNFRsHrP-THE
~ rartneFship heceiofors existing te,weea Us is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN WILLARD
LORENZO r. TATRo.
Seattle. February %. 1894
NOTICE or pTssoLTrIoS. 49, NOTICE -
~ hereby gwen .hatihe ptrtuershin hsrsrns,-.
ta4slln- between the u9aersts aea. under the SrHa
name Of Spencer & Co. at seattle aud Tscau,a "a
tals day dtsso3ved by nNHs1si consent The nust
who VIII assans all ia cflitles Of the former ar
ana ts authorized 10 collect all debts due 10 ,as
SAFE FRANK A SPENCER
Dated February Is. 1924
NOTICE. or DISSOLUTION = SoTICE ia
~ hereby given that the partnership hereto
nrnl mare Of levy Brus IN the Business II
wholesale ard retail dealers In etgSys tohaccos
street "A The cty OF ssaitia Is this aav sssssalxsi
y mutual eoSSsnt G, Levy retires rom said
hfss Sad ihe business Thereof vii - retained ara
continued b N. lew trading as n. Isvy Z g.
~ho e@s assumed 81 'he eeats Cue from the tor.
'ss dehSs due 10 the Same. " LEVY
In presence Of L c GILMAN
bstec ST Seattle. wasa. Fen s. 1854
LOSE
I osT-LADY's SHOPPING BA6 WITH
IL naaaev ard valGsb.e~ Return TO 1914 Tnt-s
sifeci Ard get r~wart q ark
BookRTSDERr
THE ALLAN & CALVERT PkfxTf>c -
L rrtnterS publishers hook birssrx and h1,,y
eoeS mase-s. 7lo FFoas street spllissa suitlas
l. ASTHsNI'S hINDEKY BLANK po,hr
a n annfacteTsrs Washington stree. ~.-,A~
Sensfasfesa4. rooms ana Terry block Sea.rlA
Naen NN 'Fe~s~aa
1s"fN kEHs AND CONTRA CroaG
SAN tNaNClsCo bSIDsg g sAPaSY-sS-
: sla@ess ass contractors fos ersisex al svsry f%.
s<&sP.aSE ~AArf Eaiissag pslatrsvias Grwssxtag
tSa Ss&sa shovea saezs aGinxs plans snd spsctsss
us fagHts6@9 "a application esaxresno,as,e. "a
tGzlGlak S<Szz.s WAsa $3.50
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corSrr NOTICES.


COUNTY TREAsERkR-S SoTsGE-oS I'D
~ afer The 1xs day Of arch, 1884. the treasurer
Of Klax county. " eshirgzoz. ~fA pay on presses
tAriva al outstanding warrants drawn On school
district Ma Of said counfy cesring date prior TO
and Including warrant No 455c. dAse3 D~cemhe
g 1892 BYRON PHELPS,
Cosnsy Treasurer.
By ". KsREwoon. Deputy.
Seattle. Wa b. February %, 1884
COUNTY TREASCRERsS SCTICE-oN AND
~ afser the Gath day Of February. 1894. the treas
urer Of King county. Washington. will paw On pre-
sent tion al outstanding warrants drawn on the
county fuud Of said e0aaty bearing date prior 10
and including warrant No. ID. TO- dated 1aiy -,
1888 Also AL catssAndiEx warrants drawn on IN
road and bridge fund Of said county bearing date
prior 20 and including warrant No z, T2o, dated
September l6. 1894 No interest will be paid on
such warrants affer the zxth day of February,
1884 BYRON PHELPS
County Treasurer.
Nv W. w KIRKwoop, Deputy.
T,0R SALE, BONDS-NoTICE 10 HERERY
IT given that the board Of county commissioners OF
SnohomIsh county, W Washington. viii receive bids
up TO March 6. 1894 for $4,000 Of per cent 10
year road ard bridge bonds Bonds are dated
February ]. 1893. and are legal issue Interest
parable semi annually the first days Of feora-
ary and August Of each year. The board reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids
~ : SwERDFIGER.
County Auditor and Clerk OF Board
snohomish. " ash. February 1894
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STEA N y Rs.

EAMEkS.
FLY on THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Eosr round trips daily. except Sunday,
In one hour and twenty ave minutes
the STEAMER -yLYER"
Regular daily trips. :ie-TacomA route. - fol-
lows:
rAKISs xYFncr
-HuRsDAY, DEC Il
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle GAS a m, lis. SEQ p m
Leave Tacoma-s00. IL :30a. W, 500, 6;A5 p. m
Sunday
Leave ssa.tls-7 90 . M, 1880 m
Leave Tscoma-s:3e q m. 400 p 10
Landing at N. p. wharf Tacoma and Commsr-
eial dock foot Of Marion street. Seattle
DACIFIC NAVIGATION Co-IMPoRTANT
l. change, effective February H. 1894 Tacoma
Seattle, Everett, Lac onner and WILDLY island
Route. Steamer state Of Washin ton, daily ex-
leave seattle. o p m; leave Everett IL 80 , m:
arrive LsConner. 500 a. Daily except sun
day s.ath-Returnins leave Lsconne', 600 a
ing. leave seattle, 800 D. m. arrive Tacoma
300 3. m: stopping AZ Edmonds. Clinton. Browns
Point. Langley, Coupevilie. san DeEuca Oak Har-
Dor and Utsalady; connecting at seattle with
steamer fairnaven Tor Anacortes, Fairhayen and
Whatcom b"linghsm bay Inside Route. steamer
tairhaven. daily excep; suaday-Ieave Seattle
LOO a. N. ave AnacDrtes. a:20 n m. leave
fairhavsa 1880 m arrive Whatcom l I 100 a.
m; returning. leave Whstcom. 1850 p. m; re-
turning, leave ta.rhaven. 100 p returning
leave Anacor,es 2:so p M. arriving cattle 1880
?. III FasseaEers can go aboard steamer at seat
tie at l0:31 p. m. and occupy berths- Skagt
River Route, Steamer Heary Bailey O.
attic Oh tide every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
DAY, stopping az Tulalip, Stsnwood. Florence, Fir
skaglt city; M Vernon and Avon, returning on
alternate dnya Whsrves-Pacihc NAVIGATION
COMPANY, Tacoma: Mecchants. seattle; Hewitt
avenue, Everett oregon Improvement Company.
Anaeortes: Fairhaven Land Company. Fairhaven:
belin ham Bay & British Columbia Railway
COMPANY, Whatcom- ]. Il. HARMON, ravelfps
treigh: and Passenger Agent Tacoma Wash:
telephone ass. :. : SEFr, General Manager
room 80 Burke Building, Seattle Wash. tele-
phone $40.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county state Of Washington
A. c. Marconnier e: Al. Plaintiff Va Security Saw.
ings Bank. defendant No. 1881 order a.
rectsrg notice 10 creditors
And now. on this day, this cause coming rexu-
larry on for hearing on the application Of The re-
ceivsr for order directing notice 10 BE- given ~
creditors OF the defendant the security SAVING -
Bank. IL Is hereby
ordered and a6judged that all creditors Of the
defendant, the Security Savings Bank are hereby
required TO make due proof tneir claims and de-
ings. the receiver appointed in this cause. a. his
ONCE. room 90 Hsiier building. Seattle. wash.
within s.xty t00) days rom the date of the 6rss
publication OF this notice. a. hereafter provided,
De barred ard SHALL not be paid out Of ths funds
aud Assets In the hands Of raid receiver and that
after the expiration Of said period Of sixty (6ol
says said receiver e IN this cout hs report OF all
showing what claims so presented are allowed and
what claims ere rejected
1t In further ordered that tsIs order be published
fer 50 days cons-catively In the daily Post InIe-
in Seattle. KinS county. Washington. and that
when published. the same shall constitute due
notice to creditors OF said defendant OF the entry Of
this order
1894 r. UsBoRN. Judge
STATE OF WAsHINeroS, L..
COUNTY OF KING.
1T W. Gordon. clerk of the superior court Of
the state of Washington for ms county of King.
do he reby certify that the foregoing n fuil true
and correct copy the original order directing
tica 20 creditors. In said cause No Id. ISL the
same appears 1e and of record 10 my Office.
Witness my hand md the seal Of said court thts
Soih day Of January, 1924 r
By n H. snrru Deputy
Date OF nrst publication. January 81. 1894
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CARRAHER L MEACHAM
NO. ia Cherry st.

Il AAvertSsemsnss under ne bssd Of Loss. Yeans
1&x6aie. For kemt md sst1aEs0ns W ans<d VIA -
Mkee3ed - che sass Of cent word each inssstisn
Hoynseat xsvs IN advance No Advertisements
& toestsS1 bs ssss t8Aa - esas&
II HcIICE-A Aer-businsss o<ncs Of me posT-fs.
10 ox&n usfa IL D m Classified
! reossssonssnn ~ be ~svsd 10 70 thts time
n1sost:ssuenss VII b. rscslvsa - branch ef1oes
$ = - poor. InTEIIfs8xcnas tf
TkCoXA BUREAU fIls Pacific Avsoua
X11ngns eammons, Manager
RuYr. To-sSsKBD-grsach q spyinssG
HxffdkGHAa BAY BrEEAU-ssv what
oepn. corner fIyilv saa caaos streets o. X. csi-
- MAAAxsf.
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-. oO0--Tse hes0slgas Esss snd house 81 ten
Do9mS WIKI ~ saAIexn conye18ssces. overf19king
1A&k W &ai3tnxsaA
xhssc1 t1x ln pessy Bso8fwsy ad1itsen -
= &8ar6 ffm<R' r4scess say reasonable s7sr Wa
- &efspf&4
rvs s<rt4 Of choice LAKE Washington waser
&UIt fonse1sezt 70 STRESS cax Line. azd ~ prices
- sssSt tho 8ser34s puxshsser.
FGkU I216x 80 Klnx ssd Essssy cornttss Bsr-
15xxiy trnpfoveS: prices. SO % s7S Per sere.
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BOok EFSDERY.

TIE ALLEN & CALVkKT PAINTING -
a fF-nterS. FaeAshsrS hook bin.terS and h4nnk
eesS msx"-s. Fio tSoni street sullivan auilsla-
+ ASTAsSI's bINDEKY. BLANK BooE
=, /. h' annsactsFsrs Washington stree. ea-n4r
Sensmssesas. ruoaAs sai = Terry nlossx saz.sl.
Nasn. ~~ "eNs@s
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rrGxY xorTcEx

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The USf1hD
aen- In sqafty. NO yz&
A. r. Fuller ~ The kstn'er rover Anu HsifNN
Company 81 a. Scsice % sale
Nozfce IS hereby gwen that the nn1ers5Sned
receiver Of the Rainier Power and RAILWAY com
peny pursuant to order Of said court WIZ sell ~
pubic auesson fsT cash on Wednesday FEBRUARY
II 1894 as 10 oscioek = m. a. Nc -1S-ss Z ro1t
street on the prem ses. all OF the buildings anu
inaproyes-as urs on the following DESCRIBED prop
erty in the city Of Seattle King eSuasy. asninE-
foD. All Of lots one IL aud feur a. IN block
forty isll in tbs plat OF the third addition 10
that part Of the city OF Seattle heretotore
laid OF BY A n Denny ana William
y. Bell. commonly cal ed William y
BsIFs third addition. according 10 the siax
thereof excepting therefrca parcel CONSISTING CT
the south sw-nsy g25l feet in froatase aud west
eighty 500 feet 10 depth Of said lot one ID and thu
north twenty (2os feet in frcnraxe and west eighty
tsel feet in depth Of said lot four az said bald
ings consists of ;nreessory building known IS
the Alamo house. cottage and another build
ing formerly uset dye house his sale VIII
be free OF all liens except any taxes Tor the year
1898 said buildings, but MT on said land and
the purchaser must, ~ his own expense, remove
or tear down the buiidiagS The sac Will be SUD
iect 10 confirmation two days notice. and the
purch will have days time sgier cenfrpa-
lion 70 remove tear down the same. without
liability for ground rent
NJ F. BACKUS Receiver.
fIcHrESBERe. SHEPARp & LYON. Receivers
Solicitors
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DropLE.s SAVINGS RANK

DHoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. WISH
CAPITAL, $780, ooo
OFFICERS AND TRUsrEEA
Jacob Furth President
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
John Lsary, second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cashier aud se6H
Frank J. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier.
slgmund Schwsbacher. John Coliias. < o. NeF
fielder, r. w. Wflmans.
Tranmcts q savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from 81 to 1I0, 00l
Interest allowed per Annem SIX per cent 90
term deposits, per cent. on ordinary depcsita
Dividends declared last days Of May and No
venber. Loans made on real estate or approved
collaferais only.
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| oSf-tADY'S SHOPPING BAG WITH
stFecf ard set reward. 4 arE
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BAY. INSIDE RoUrE-
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

Vile utsAlAdy, Ft6axo City, Anseor;ss samtsS
rairhaven Sehone and Whal com. leaving $500
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS At
Returning leaves Whaicom Wednesdays FrSas-~
and sundays af $50 IA. landing At ely pocf
THOMPSON sKua
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1 0NDcS LOAN OkEI1k--A MONEY To LOAN
"a on Watches. Diamonds ard fSxslry at IaT
rates los SoGfn !ir3 street n&xl 20 Guys drug
sssTe Also nne watch repairing
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rHrsac1Ass AVID SURGEONS.

PHYsECXANs AyD sURGEOSs.
nR J. PARKER, ROOMS s-io COLOSSAL
IL block Second and Columbia ssreetA Tsis-
phone ose.
AIRS & J. DEAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IN gson- ofHces 201 and Dos New York block.
once houn IL to IL . m. 20 4:So m Tels-
phone, ONCE soo: residence Ala
nR SARAH KENDALL HoLYoKE BLOCK
IL Telephone 3o5.
nR ANNIE RUSSELL. 2s-77 ROCKWELL
nR n J. FLEIscHEs DEUTscHER Aezr;
once. Gosssiein hock FronS southeast corner
Columbia street
OCULIsrs AND AURISrs.
nR. GEORGE A. REICH. ocuLIsT. AURIsr
IL and physician for diseases OF the throat Once
POS and 20s Pioneer block
nR A. r. KrBBE, ocULIsT. AURIsr AND
~ physician for diseases Of the throat: removed
TO rooms 32s-327 Bailey building. corner Cherry
and second streets
DR. sTILI.soN, EYE. EAR NOSE AND
~ throat Hal sr building
DENTISTS.
ns. JOSEPH MoUpY, DENTIST. Is eoTT-
~ stein building.
GEORGE Z. THOMPSON. ROOMS $40
VI Hinckiey block
III v. DEsPoRTEs, d d. s. Fosr-INTELLI-
IL gencer building
nR O. WILLIS PRICE, THIRD AND JAMES
~
DR- H F. SMITH. sls sEcoS STREET
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" DIS6s- d D. ROOMS Dog. ols
ana oSV busxe building
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~. Colman sullding. sII Front strert
M ~. -, -,
q W bRAGDoN, GRADUATE DEL
residence Telephone sll
nRC. T. NELSON ar lanes HOTEL.
'' %.
DopY. FACE. BUsr DEyELoPMENr soc
ID per treatme Mt; Turkish, Russian, electric baths
o...y %. Unity s.rse.
MANIcURE
rTANIcupTNo uIIpnpEcSINo Suprp
W nuou. hair removed BY electricity Alice NJ.
H,ksn .. ho'eI seven.
RRIyEDH pETrIRoNE TEST Am
"A bnsiness rnedinm Hincklev b,oct room, a.
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- an, mr.
IL data ~ htr,b Ana o. cents A.,ro,osar -.
/ Aas seattle Wash ~
RRIyED-MRS DIR JOyFs OF Nrw
Work scisntide mai M ss ana n 10 "a sdar. n.vsr
hs Rao 40 ,hv ho.a az 'rhis 49,, IN PoS'r
-e --eo1l - -o... Ao1.-. o-- -H.-1 ...ee.
s, LA v ,s: n.!, IlDt .nS i,n, aASGE
f.c,,an an.r.n,ssd a. no nav sonthwa.t cn-ns.
Sirsh ara Wsdison
UYPsEy QUEEN FORTUNE TEILrp. Ia
(I dies sne. gsntis,,sn n 40 Tsn.. s.,a.,
Nossh
rrps NoopE rrsr MEDTrN ppTy.rr
Az. w readings VI; cabinet vapor baths Episr
olocN, Ioell 20
AT1ohNEHS Al LAW.
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L rooms 10s-iiI Washington building Front
street.
LEX. r. JONES, 530-63l PIONEER BUILD.
N ing.
LusHBACK. SAPP FERRY ROOMS sOl
IL 10 406 Pioneer building.
81 317 Pioneer building Seattle, Wash
n GIBBONS. .! HALLEh BOOK.
Ds
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RAIL WAYS.
QUICK TIME TO SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
VI the MI shasta route Of ~
ooUTHERN PACIFIC coMPANx
The only route
xxRoUoH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
1An scENIc ROUTE OF rzx PACIFIC coAsn
Exeufsion tickets to Los Angeles ana return from
Seattle s6726
PULLMAN BUFFET sLxEPERa
PULLMAN sEcoNp-cLAss SLEEPING CARS
Attached to express trains afyording superior &C.
commodAtons for seconds class passengerA
ror rates. tickets, sleeping car ressrvA tionA
etc, call upon address
T1oa A. GRAHAM District Passenger aod
Freight Agent l.lo6 Pacific Ave (Bernics
etoc4 Tacoma, Wash.
ROGERS. Assistant General Freight and
<ssengsr Agent Portland. Or
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against him. He sent, however. m trorpa
ous g punzh them. Therebess defeated
TIE troops. aud the king asked the cat
ssse ior ssofne soldiers toe ne. Is him prt
aosn tnstroubse. TherTapauesF 80 sent
soldiers. and thss sailed city 81 sex, nov
sSarms with armed men. rhere AZ vuarrss
every here. one Tzw against men goip ?
oot 81 night Is strictly enforced Ard arv
one but foreigner found xsntsrrfr !,
soout the streets 5s Liable 10 arrest The
gates are carefully guarded. andethe val.
are watched. The japanese have 4 Arxe
camp az the pass OF the afnou~taans be-
tween here and the port OF Eherallpo. aud
every one - excited and alarmed as TO
Tue possibilities Of war. not onCx be-
tween the king and bis rebeIlious subjects
but between China and japan. The Chi
hese ana japanese soldiers are hx no
means friendly 70 one another, and the
japanese are ready and an xiols Tor q
pretexs TO hgfn. The Baltimore Is still in
TIE harpof ofShemulpo. and our marines
are reaay 10 march from there ut a mo
tqents notice 70 protect our legation and
the missionaries. The. Koreans 10 a lsr1e
extent look upGn One matter as a great
JOKE They walk about IN their fine y bite
gowns. smoking pipes as long as them
selves, and iaughiEayunder their big black
hats At the queer figures which tue Chi
nese andJ apanese soldiers make They
go Dy thousands 20 the camp and they ii o
noteseem 70 realize that the very existence
OF their goyernmeu is threatened. The
k.ng, however. understands il very we'll.
lie e terribly alarmed, and be counsels
With his officials night after night. under
TIE electric lights of the palace. he does
no Work whatever IN the daytime, and
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nap Of dnsisS look s. me northeastern
gsaSt os i ara you viii see the penGnsnls OF
49, nangsng down ikea nose from the
lower corner % Siberia sr,d The Cnsnese
proyt1fce Of Aarcharia. Thss senfnsaia IL
g as10t the same sh.pe a. Fiogida or
z 20 " and Il has someth ng Ike the area
q s1e latter country. If Is leExeen 40
ans ~ niles lang. and from its exueme
n1-tn 20 TIE sa~iIlSern coasts the distance
= hoant t5aEaft1e rs that between cseve-
lana and New York At NJ mace ~ Il
mueh wider than between Nex York and
Washington Guy. TIE sea surrounding il
= psppsred With rocky islands. ana its
lower coasts are only q days sail from