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J. II. Dennis W. K Ksss b Co.-stats.
s ment OF facts; settisd and signed.
Baker & Richards W. School District
No. 5o-Transferrsd to criminal depart
g msnt
8 salnue, D. Gussin 1t 81. W. Thomas Jose
@et ai.-Appsal bond for defendant; sp-
b proved.
L Smith ct a. ". J. II. woolery Il al
= Ccntinued on stipulation 10 June 9.
:. o. Morford Va Frye & Bruhn-Sub-
United April 70; findings for defendant
3 City of Seattle ". w. e. wiliiams-Con-
s. demnation OF land; on trial.
EouirY pxPARrMxrf--LANoIRy, !.
James L. sharp Va David c. Hay-0sdsr
8 eonhrming sale: signed.
Seattle National bank, OF Seattle, W.
s Blame Electric Light Company--Rep0ss Of
: feesiver: approved.
Katherine K. Neff W Hjalmsr LYMAN
q a. Default: findings OF fact: coneiu-
slons OF Law and decree: signed: plaintiff
pirs exhibits A and h.
hoeert knipe ct al ~. c. n. Austtn 81
~ Motion TO dissolve restraining order:
demurrer TO answsr Of Bond 4 Hooker;
Submitted
Arthur Ii. Keith W. Huron Land and
Improvements Company Default. finding
~ iaets, conclusions of Law and decree:
eiEned: plaintiff niles EXHIBITS A. b and c.
s. =. Carr ct ux. ~. J. II. Woolsry % al
~ Judgment for plaintiff ~ prayed for;
Plaintiff flies exhibits A and h.
James Mckinney W.. O. j. Tresn Of ai.-
A)etauls: signed.
John A. Paine Va Haley Grocery Com
pany-Motion 70 recall execution granted.
PROBATE pKrAxrnEsr-LAsaLEY. J.
Estate of Charles +. Saasrbsrg-Pstitiou
sor probate.
Estate OF William A. Burke--Order dis
#ensrgsng administration.
Estate of II. w. CHARACTERIZATION for
appointment OF special administrator.
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~ nasy Shcasan1s u rsrkinemen
= SAeeoGoeo not - the be1t fnteress a.
psoede thss - iamie7asson - mors
49, tneo IT, oo1nssy - enesaragsd !:
lWMEnxAs. Ths pab1is lnnAs of -
ssed etates uhicA aro avna1nbte fos fa0-
: - eot1lo e. - saD6aly Aeersasing
ehou14 t6eroeos4 nos ~ squnodero1.
tooiy dmpo1sa 81 % those Who 80
|fn9 ao6 ob3o 20 wako . howo upoo
leu1t;vafe che sniA public Ian1o: and
|FMM1xAs, 1he Unisod oeoeso Isod laus
pussy sli0w any immigranf, = aoon -
fEfvoo il ~ Unitod etatas. 70 cheain .
$4,000 upou ths puhtic domain ~ 49,
- hto tntsaftoa . become . oI4isso,
3eeaeo which atsynets iD0igrztton -
9ooatry and throUo gsoas areaD - -
xnal land into - taa1e a. msu Who.
= no neans - cuittvats and improve
omssteods. practically psy no saxao
oed INTO the various cig3es Tor work
they run . Fuinous compesition 10
1859 vofkmsa rho psy rsss ard
ssend upoa whess consnmpsivs pcwss
sF4sv ct sAa whole peop3e g1uatty =.
~ nos sbsrsfoee ~ it
ue4, That tho present land laws q
sn4issd States. allowing non-residsnis
= sIre pabiic lands, are In fact kiving
~ undesfrab3o flnmigrants 70
Pre- and goehls mp Tie public land,
bt tbeso land laws ars. therefore,
ontai - - Interests Of ths people;
ssd, That the Western Central
Asonion requeet our representatives
- oqboo - iuSroduce m amandmens 20
10 IIaWs a. the Unttod 6tssao % the
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6ll Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists srs still
treating with unsurpassed success al
Gsnito- Urinary disease OF either sex. Ali
Private, Blood, Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal atteu-
ton given to every CASE and all curabis
ease. guaranteed. Charges low.
PILES, FISTuLA, RECTAL UL-
GERS, STRUCTURES AND vARlCo-
CELE-Cu-es guarsstesd Without pain a.
detention from has Mesa
We viii give $500 IN gold coin for
any case Of vasicocese thai hes been or
can b. cured by medicine. electricity or
any appliances or applications internally
externally or stefnaiiy.
SYPHILIS, GoNoRRHEA. GLEKr.
spsrmaforrh0a. Seminal Weakness, Lest
Manhoad, Night Emissions. Deesyed Fec.
uisiea, Fsmass Weakness aad ell delicate
disorders peculiar - efshsr ser positively
cared. % vol - ~ fuooetonai dtsordsrs
that result from yoo1Alat 1sasiss or ~ az
CO Il mature ysass.
Thousan1s cured By cofrsspeadsnes. ~
private. and medicine securoGy packed
hon view. Plain envelopes usea eend
stamps for rspay for question HIST " catl.
Consaitation frea. Hours, . to ~ = ~.
- ard J % Q y =. SUNDAY heufA 0te -
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"Disflgured
For Lii"

~
s the despalrlng cry OF no'nanW
aiflicted with
Dnsaenlly sk ,. a, 49, a.. a:.cu,,~.
DO you reailze wnal TINS diSliguis.
uon means % sens'uve SouSs
Z means Noizuon, secIuS.on.
ISaDar % SOCIAL ana PUSHES suCCeA
10 you WOnoeI tnAt ueSpaH sea1eS
upon these sufferers Wncn
Doctors iail,
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Play goeFs rs,smbsr with pleasure
former visits to he city Of Enc Ellsler.
the delightful performances of this
talented actress, md the support given
her BY those csital actors. Frank West
ern and Robert roust During the pres-
emit sngagemsntas the Seattle thsaser,
commencing Thtsday. May ~. two new
plays viii b presntsd, the drss "Dors,"
Of which We hive already spoken; the
other 10 entitlsf "a woman's Power
and 10 credited Nth being IN unusually
fine play. IL isflii Of dramatio situations
and telling clinAkes. and m audisncs win
not fail to b brssted from first TO last
II has been great hit when presented.
Efiie Eiislsr. gsaking Of her new role,
"Doris. says: "Thsrs 10 little doubt but
that shall ike II and my belief is the
public viii also. Il II both like aud un-
like my other Representations. There 10
unlinitsd scope fuf good acting and any
one fond of hard work will ind plenty in
'Dcsrss. the third act being especially try
ing. IL contains the strongest dramatic
incident OF the p&ay. |"
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70 10 very far from 80 sfns. nnsfsyeied reader,
n % b you ara opAf A rshelison tomen,sd by
each noun famous wase that antics the vessels
hull threatens ahsolstsly 70 disiodge your very
visais from their natural resting plsce, and .
nausea 90 frsghsfui thsf is veuld reconcile you
70 Q sarmtnatien OF your spzsftnss b. shipw.sck
harnesses you. Well fug yeu then. or rather b.
fore this crssls. II yoa are provided with Hos
ssstef's Stomach Bgttsgs. swift remedy for and
rrvvenksvs OF the nausea OF travsssrs by sea or
lsad. nervousness caused By tie vibration al
the scrsw Of steamer or the 1arrtng Of rail-
way trsin and sn ansi1ots 70 bowel, liver sad
ssomachfe Troubles caused BY tnpnrc water and
unseeussensa food The Rlfssfs also counter.
scss tas effects OF fatigue and exposure. and Is =
safeguard against malaria Rheumatism aud
hidnsy trpahto
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! Fhs suit Of George B. Landsrs N o. N.
0fbrss ct a.. tor was given 20 Jury
last evening BY Judge Humss, and Q sealed
vsrdict will be rendered today.
separate answer 70 the complaint vas
died By the l.. II. Grifith Realty and
Banking Company - defendant IL the
suit Of Mrs. y. Il, Minor on note and
mortgage.
In the suits OF the Gordon Hardware
Company against school district No. &c.
and Richard ID. Baker against the same
dsfsndants, Judge Humes yesterday gave
Judgment for PLAINTIFF In both cases.
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6fepassd AmenAmess 20 Restrict "a.
desirable lmmtersttes.
The following preamble and resolutions
we're introduced q The last meeting Of the
Western Central Labor Unton by q. r.
|Nsssner and unanimously adopted.
wHKRHas. Through the Industrial de-
eessioa prevailing I'll over The Unitsd
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lNDlvIDUAL Ann COnnunrrx.
Uooe - Nine Notes and = 3a09 Aananno
Hubbard nna VIA

I LIS - 1mo N0eoe on4 8a0g Agn1noe
0usbond aoa Wlfe.
Jacob r. Transue commenced emit In The
superior court yesterday against George
II. Robinson individually and against him
SD his wife - community 10 recover on
nine notes given July IS. 1854 agersgating
800. and one ring soad Tor 90 January.
s1ee0 Tho ring - alleged to have been
spurchased for the use aud bsnelt Of the
eommunity Of husband and wife. ana that
the debt contracted therefor 3 . COM
muuity debt - we'll % IN individual debt. =
The same Language IL ussd Ia eonnscsisn
With every one Of the notes, making e
quite : lengthy complaint The consider
'ation given for the notes q not stated.
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Ine eSated hasso Who has besn en-
eAeed VAS In the reimbursement con.
c' shiivening was born shout ffty
ysars aAp Hartford, Conn. and when
approach manhood musical csitics dis
coy9sd Fondssfui voics. He-vas ssns
20 neu for musical edueation and
fom sns1p Europe, whore he remained
snu vnssiis great triumphs have besn
nedS Ftyears he has sung leading
Dase roles the best Italian opera com
pAniss - 3hs capitals Of Europe. About
we've yd ago he sang = season Of
lsahsn o. - the Academy Of Music,
rsv for1nDdsr Col Napleson, with
0sfsser. Ceanini and 0alassi. snd scored
: femarka4uccesA OF late years he has
oeen eangi4on the concert stage. Sig.
Eoat = ono the few American singers
VINO nave their fame In othor lands.
Al 1nropep h rsckoned the greatest
oaseo befor4s public.
Inc sollopg b clipping from the
Tacoma Led Nay ~: ssThs sixtssnth
weekly ssrviof the Congregational Sum
oay kvsnineub was held last night An
announcsmdin the morning that Eignor
FOIL wOuid Increased the usual full
meeting 70 hoomfortabls proportions
Incush the Fvicss begin Of 3 o'clock,
tnefo wers ulbess arriving q e:lA and
~ lilo theouse Vas full to the doors
From this tirnntil o'clock people were
coming and bwding In or going away
discouraged. For the olFertory Siepcr
Foil sang fro4he Creation and Ct the
NIo00 nm0R n TxSnk Chn~Ns -sth 5000
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Voee1one she Coores UuSsedtoea0n.
In tho suit OF Eta B. Haven against
Herbert Haven for separate maintenance,
the defendant filed his answer In the su.
'perior court yesterday denying the aiisea-
Itons. that the date 81 their marriage vas
September 90 1854 that he hes not been
giving with her since April 3 1888. nor pro-
3ytded for her. and that the court has no
Jurisdiction 70 act In the matter.
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A Receiver obI.ees1 -

The Northwestern Shos Company alsd
lie motion and afidavit yesterday IN the
superior court p set aaids IN ordsr made
By Judge Langley. appointing rscsivsr Of
the John Wooding Company, ON the
ground that 1t the time the order was
made the Northwestern 6hoe Company
had pending in the superior court case
against the John Wedding Company -
RECOVER e<7a
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sunken eyes, . pallid compIsxion, and
disfigurins eruptions. indicate that there
10 something wrong within. Expei the
lurking Zoe to health. By purifying the
blood with Ayers SarsaparislA Cursa
Erysipslas. Ecaema, Sals Rhenm. Pimpiss
ana Blotchex.
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Thiel'a Detective Service. established q
years, Chamber Of Commerce. Portland. w.
81. u. Barnes. manager. General detective
business for CORPORATIONS and iadividuaia
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Clearance sale hardware ~ coss Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company. sii
Ysslee avenue.
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.uooD CANAL ROUTE
srRAMrn RArnu

nsbsiis ana rseurniahsa leaves MsesAsslB Nses
Monday. wednesday ea1 yriday q ] . n -
waup, puwassa Heslspssk Usisn City a0d intes>
mediate points. sFrfvfae u Unssa City 81 q n
Leaves Cnisa City - Tuesday fhuSoaa0
z r. LIBBY 49,
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RxLLIN0aAx BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
srKA1rKR LYDIA THOMPSON

fos kdmonoA Everest Cainton. Langley. Ce1pe
vile, utsAlAdy, ff0Asgo City. AnaeoFtes AamlnA
faifhaveA. 1ehoDs and WhAscem. ieaving Soaaelo
TuesdAyr Thursaaya AnA nAsordAys as Z. q.
keturniae. leaves WhAtcom wednesday,, Fridays
and sundAys n Too = m. handbag = c1sy Deck
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Gss your new suns q Raisy BroA'; tsrms
cash, pxtcoa Toe.
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Ivs SEATTLE: Il ] g: ]. % s.sss,:;- ssssy.
fiAAv0 neas<te ............... Asso p -
ssne.Ss Leaves kvsssc ..-.....i ~ - |.
1Ann-4SNaLK TatR. 7ecs noeun TAR, ei.2A
Cenasc4s viii sosts fss Teesno 81 eeseo0feA
Landiag- csinAa doslk foes q MArssa stxsse
BATTLE ANc rAComA NAVIGATION CO.
Glaze Tsors PrsA q. ~. 0ooe11A oscy.
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vERErr AND sHoHoMrsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EvERETr.
srKANrR NAHEy

eTkAAER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays q = m for Edmcnds. Mukflseo, Ev-
erett, Marysviiie. East Everett, Lowell and eno-
homish. FARE TO EVERETT. SOC; ROUND
TRIP, SOC; TO sN0HoNIsH. Soc.
GEO. J. wILLEY, Assut
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poRT TowxsExn PoRr ANoELEs AND
= DUN0xNE S8-

DAIIY xxcxr1 MoxnAY. r1nu cana
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. II iso4
Leaves seattla Toe . N. . Tev1eeod. 1880 .
m; Dungnn4sa. l3s0U n arrives Pert Ansoiea
lsS0 2. N isavse rcss Angeles. 9:So p N lsavSs
Port Towassnl SEQ p Nj arrives eeattlA 80
, N G1TY DOCK o.. 0eatf1a AnoaN
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~. prlcess croon Dahfng sOwoee
Wsrsrs Fer Dslgnsss lGs1n1 - D>uos0a.
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1iEAMER IDAHO
vii LNAru ynnLnD WHAne AZ p -
wuNDAXR TUESDAYS AND TRUR6DAYA
Fer 1dmendA Cllntoa. Hsowpr Poane Iansanv
ussaiady, Fdaiso Cay. Anacortes, Bemish -
nascons and a. 7hurodays goins throuxh 9
biesee 49, se0lanmoo Retuenlng, leave Whos.
com Monday. Wednesday. saturday q D n
Ears 20 whatcoun, e1.Vo: Freight 70 Whasce~. a
q d HRowNfIGLn Managing Owner.
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Prom Aan Yrassfsco sur vicsssss 81 rugss
Sound pertA - . m. Nay q 10. Is. -. - -
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Tickets may b obtained - he efscs sfths 49,
pany, - Ocean dock. Seattle
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pACirlU NAvluATlOc UUNPAMY-
TINE TAnLR In e6bos April ]. fooA
eEATTLE-wMATcoM RoUTR

TsME TAnLR In e6scs April ]. teoA
sEATTLE-wMATCOM RoUTA
Daily (sunday sxcsDssAh
oJEAMKR STATE OF WARRINGTON
~ oeastIs.. soo . N " whaessm. - slS =
Ar Whaseom. osuo n Ar Seattle. ..esoo -
stopping ~ fIaAigo Anacostss and rairhavea,
sd q everett l0utk- connecting = oeoetAo
viii steamer Hsasy nAiisy tos TacsmA
s1ATrLE-TAcoMA RoUrR
DMly taxcsps Saturday,.
0TEA MEN KENNY nAILDy
" Tacoma. 200 N " seattle. 80. eseo =
Ar Seattle ...~1:3o p - AZ Tacoma. .l2s0o N
Coanecttng with Steamer etass Of WasAingsea
fos HAaiuo Anacostes. raifhaven aoA Whateons
and with steamer fatyhAvon for EvoeoeA Ia Coar
nss asd ~ hidby iaiand poistA
Ia CoNAER AND WILDLY ISLAND 1oUTn
sfoVrfEe At EvEnRrE
0TEAMER HAIRHAvEx
North b'nd- xcsps oa& scuth b'a--Kxespe euA
Lv seattle -. e:to m Lv La coansr. e:se n
a. Il Came. IS m A. ss"ssss Is : .
Stopping u Eamcn1s. kvsrssh Clintsa. Drsvnb
Point Langley. Coupsvills. 1aa Dc DueAs OAK HAs.
Dor and CtsAiAAy: cenpeetina ~ aooseto with
ssssnss Henry nailsy for Tacoma
wAaSvss--PsciAc Navigation Co, Tacoma: Pu-
c3Ac NavlgalioB Ca. seattle {feRmef1y Haker'e
dock. fsos q uniysEstty stressl; hsschants' dec4
Everett
For fun particulars rasss, sxssrsieaA tcvass.
ere. apply 70 oe address A. J. MACLEOD. Agent
Seattle. feIsphose elo; J. = HARMON. HreiGh4
sd Passenger Agsss Tscoma: teisshene ~
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CKAoTr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN NoDoNALp

Leaves Lilly. Bogardus 4 Ca dock, foce Spgine
street. seattle. 1uesdays, ThursdAys and Saturdays
"a tide for Edm0nda. 6tanwood akaSis City,
returning alternate dayA
LILLY. BooARDus CO. AssasA
Telephone lac.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
]. B. COOPER.

TN tad" in this paper is
n supposed to help the
merchant by getting peo-
pie to notice some Of his
goods. Some say the peO-
pie don't read these " ads"
and that they benefit only
the paper, but somehow the
man who puts in no ads. is
not apt to have much trade,
and so we have a short one
below, and we hope to get
some peoples attention to
it. We have been giving a
list Of Bargains, but we have
left off this list, not the Bar
gains, and continue only 9
list of some Of the kinds O
goods we sell.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
L. P. CAMPBELL, PTOp'r.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Schedule in effect May 20, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.


TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.
*2EXPRESS TRAINS.
New York, week days, 50 O3, ~ L, IS 40, SO sc
a. m, SO "a *249, 3 35, = A, *ll p. m
New York. sundays - %, = Il 40 Sc a. m
= 40, 20 30, = A, al 90 p. m.
Philadelphia. Twenty fourth and Chestnut Sts.,
weekdays, - O3, 90 Il H. 35, y 3d. *S co. @S 4O
80 10 co. 40 36, II 45. a. m, SD a, 25, - 49,
p; 4 80, $5 S5, 81, Il a, p, zl01l, pm.
Philadelphia, Twelfth and Market Sts,, week
days eSe3 81 Il, SS4O, GlO 80, a. m, - 40, Il A.
Atlantic City, weekdays, ~ 50, a. m; p 49. am
Sundays, @6 "a II a. m q 40 p. IN.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, Il Is. 7O2 IS 80,
a. m; SD l6 - o. *S O5 - 81, SC OS IS y IS 5S p
baltimore and way stations, O2 a. IN. and Os
Newark, Del, a Is, 7 %, Is 80. a. m *12 1e 3 Os
a "a, 50 Us, - 80. Is u, So and II 10 p. m
week days Sundays "A Is, : O2, Is 81 a. m; ~ I6
| 3 O3, 4 81, 30, Is y, rs 5S, IL 10 p. m
PittsbuTg, ss 81, a. m; "a "a p. m. daily.
| Chicago % ~ a. M "A "a m, daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, 2l2 &c, p. m and 2s 5s
| p. m, daily.
/ New Orleans via Bristol and Chattanooga, 2s So
| p m, daily. Through sleeper to New Orleans.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For New New, York week days Is 20 m.
| For Philadelphia week days, 6 20 q so, Is 20,
| 90, , So. 9 45 p. m.
For PittsbuTg and Chicago @, week days 2S 20 a m
For Baltimore, week days { So *S 20 a m; > So
| 70 40 pm. Sunday, ? 55 pm
For Landenberg and Way Stations, week days
SO, s 20 a. m; rs, 40 N. sundays, 25 a IN.
540pm.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
TWENTY-FOURTH and CHESTNUT STREETS,
Week days, 80 37 6, 20, IS 90, 10 al AZ a. m
II noon. u 30. Il 40, 200, 10, Il 90. 80 70 co.
IS 81. S5 &c TO- 80, 81 IS. IS 2S TO- and II 81
pm.
Leave Twelfth & Market Sts, q 20, q 40, I'll &c
m % 46, % Is, u D. p. IN. Sundays-53 90 n 40
I'll &c a. m; q 40. q % p. m.
Telephone No. 1893.
| Rates to Western points lower than via an,
other line. C. o. SCULL, Genl Pass Agent
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
FURNITURE
AM CARPETS!

If you are thinking Of
furnishing your house, a
room or part Of one, you are
doubtless considering the
best and cheapest way OF
doing so.
That question is easily
enough settled. You have
only to visit our store and
see the immense stock OF
Furniture and big assort-
ment of Carpets, to remove
all doubts on this point.
You will also find a COM
plete Upholstery depart
ment here, where Will DE
found curtains and draper
les of every description.
The point is, to get Fur
niture in the latest and
most desirable styles at rea.
sonable prices, and inviting
YOU to our store we know
that you can cover all th'
points.
Our prices are guaranteed
to be lower than elsewhere
Try US for your mex
wants.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
Sold by Druggists, price rs.

Caserio, the murderer of Carnot, who
was very poor imitation of real
Anarchist, being a boy without real
grievances of his own against Society
or Government,w was promptly executed
and turned coward when he reacl ed
the gullotine. He did not forget, how
ever, to utter the regulation cry, Long
live Anarchy"
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

1t is reported that the Pope will soon
make Archbishop Satolli's delegation
to the Church in the United States alb
solute and sovereign. The Archbishop
would not then be subject to the Con-
gregation of the Propaganda, but to
the POpe alone,
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, why don't you try it yourself? /?
1t will build you up. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will make you strong. Hoods
Pills cure nausea, sick headache, indi-
gestion, biliousness. Try box.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

Woman suffrage has been finally de-
feated by the New YORK Constitutional
Convention, and the subject cannot be
be taken up again before 1924, when
the next Convention assemblies, unless
the Legislature can devise same way to
assist the movement before that time.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

Incominging steamships report the
presence of many whales off the coast.
During the vacation season there are
many whales on shOre-or ought to be.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
BRANCII ROADS.

DELAWARE, MARYLAND IL VIRGINIA r p
Leave Harrington for Franklin and way stations
1913 a. m, week days 6.25 p. m TUESDAYS
ThursGays ana Saturdays. Returning train
leaves Franklin 5.52 a. m, weekdays !. IS II n,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leave Franklin City tor Chincoteagi:. fyia
steamer li3 F. NJ. week days. Returning leav
ChlncOteague 4.12 a N. week DAYS
Leave harrington for Georgetown. and Lewes
al lO.5S a m 625 ?. m. weekdays. Returning
leaNe Ie%es LOO a. N, j2l y, m. weekdays
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth lO3S a ,n
and g. . p. IN. weekdays.
For Berlin, leaves Harrington 1O3s a m
weekdays ana 90 p IN. Tuesdays THURSDAYS
ana Saturdays. Returning leaves Berlin.
6.55 a IN. week days. 2.45 p m. TUESDAYS. Thurs,
days and Saturdays.
QUEEN ANNE y KENT K. R.-Leave Townsend
p m, weekdays. Returning leaves CeutrevIII,.
6.2O a. m and l5O p. m, weekdays
DELAWARE &CHESAPEAKE * X. R-Leave Clayton
| IOr OXiOrd and way stations 9.3S a. M and 5 3S
| p. m week days Returning leave Oxford 6 IS
/ a. m. and l45 p. m week days.
| CAMBRIDGE " SEAF0RD K. R-Leave Seaford for
| Cambridge and intermediate stations LISA m
/ weekdays, and on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
| saturdays 100 p. m. Returning leave Cam
| bridge 65O a. IN. ek-dayS. and > 81 d m Tues-
| days, Thursdays and Saturdays
| CONNECTIOSS.-AtP Porter with Newark Il Dels-
| ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Queen
| Anne sd KentRailroad AtClayton, with Delaware
| &Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore & Delaware
| Bay Railroad. At Harrington with Delaware
| Maryland & Virginia Railroad AtSeaford with
| Cambridge Seaford Railroad At Delmar. with
| New York, Philadelphia d Norfolk Wicemico a
| PocOmoke, and Peninsula Railroads
sDaily except Sunday.
5. NJ. PROVOST, General Manager
}. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

Some people will write on both sides
of their paper. This may be pardon
able in private correspondence, but in
public matters or for publication it is
objectionable and far behind the times.
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
Catnrrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this county for years, and rs regu-
lar prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur.
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonial free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o
Smyrna times., 1894-08-22

The Boston postofice receipts were
smaller this year than last. The BOs-
ton girl is learning to write her love
letters in simpler language, saving
many reams of letter.