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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27

Dut DO love you, oh, so much j.
The little bit of love making took
place under the frost bound apple
trees of the Back Orchard, where
Esther Elmford was standing, with a
white woolen hood wrapped tightly
over her curls and n black and scarlet
plaid shawl enfolding her, mummy
fashion. She was a tall, rosy checked
girl, with complexion born of noun
tain breezes and eyes that shone with
ruddy health-no ideal sylph, but
rather a rosy, wholesome, dimpled
human girl like Wordsworth hero
inc
"Not to sweet or good
For human natures daily food"
And as she looked at the tiny, glitter
ing stone, the sparkles under her eye
lashes were dead match for it.
"But you must not wear it every
day, Essie, you KNOW" said John JEFF
ferson.
"Why not?" Her countenance
fell.
"You wanted our engagement kept
a secret" you know"
80 did. Anything but the gos-
sip of the whole combined neighbor-
hood !" cried Esther, with moue of
distaste, Well, anyhow, 1 can put a
black velvet ribbon through it and
hang it around my neck !"
"But you haven't paid me for it
yet"
paid you, you mercenary fellow I"
zone kiss. Essie don't often get
a chance to claim it, you know"
She poised herself ON tiptoe to ac-
cord the demanded royalty, and then
ran, laughing, away toward her home.
"How generous he is she kept re-
peating to herelf. "a real diamond 7"
When she got back to the kitchen
of the roomy old farmhouse, where
Mrs. Elmford was frying crulers in an
atmosphere of fragrant blue smoke,
that lady cast a discontented glance at
her.
Seems to me you've been long
time gettin' that spotted calf into the
barnyard, said she.
"Was l long, mother? But he got
clear down the lane, and the orchard
gate was open," equivocated Miss
Esther.
"The Striker gals stopped here for
you. They was goin' up to the Ma
pie Sugar Camp with lot O. fresh
baked bread and pies for Tom and
Leonidas, and they waited for you till
they was clear ort O. patience, added
Mrs. Elmford. fishing another tin
skinner full of crisp brown beauties
out of the bubbling mass of fat and
landing them in the blue stone jar,
afterward to be literally sprinkled
with white sugar.
"Ob, mother, can I go?" sad Esth.
er, eagerly. "I'm sure 1 could over
take them in five minutes"
GIVE no objection" said Mrs. Elm
ford" And you might take basket of
these ere crulls to your Uncle Peter.
He's dreadful partial to fried cakes,
and he thinks there are amt none like
them make arter Mother Elmford's
receipt"
Esther was right. In less than the
specified five minutes she had man
aged to overtake Alice and Jessamine
Striker, with their baskets of fresh
provisions to the dwellers in Maple
Sugar Camp, on Giant Hill, where the
supreme process of ''sugaring off, was
Just then in full blast. But in the
two minutes during which she put on
her Embroidered hood and fleece
lined mittens upstairs, she had slyly
slipped the diamond ring on the first
finger of her left hand.
81 shall be wearing it," she said 10
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
Tho Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which Indies may use the California liquid lax
ative, Syrup Of Figs, under all conditions
makes it their favorite remedy. To get the
truo and genuine article, look for the name Of
tho California Fig Syrup Co., printed near tho
bottom of the package.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
THE MAPLE SUGAR CAMP,
BY AMY RANDOLPH,

DIAMOND, Jack 4? A
real diamond! Oh,
how bright it is, like
a spark of white fire !
Like a star, dropped
down out of the sky |!
1 never saw a dia-
mond before ; and to
think that it is mine I!
ID ear j a C k, 1
couldn't possib l y
love you any more
than / did before,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
No Darbers There.

Among the Ainu tribe, in Japan, a
beard Is considered so necessary to
beauty that the women tattoo their
faces to make up for their beardless-
ness.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
Comeggio, in spite Of the greatness of his
works, lived and died in almost pitiful power
DR.. Kilmer's SwAMP-RooT cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultationfree
Labratory Binghampton, NY.

There is twin crystal of emerald In st
Petersburg inches long, broad and weigh
ing Al pounds.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27

Karl's Clover Root, the great blood purifier,
gives freshness and clearnesS TO the complex
Ion and cures constipation, 2j cts. 80 cts, 81.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
The Voice.

If afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at pc per bottle
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27

Cantarini was poisoned by jealous pro-
fessional rival whom he had injured in busi-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-27
Halls Catarrh Cure

Is taken internally. Price 75c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

H C. Campbell and T. b. Kent Crustees) for
Moses Cert (by trustees) to Moritz N1ckelsburg,
lot on SW corner of Polk and Suffer streets, w
6S:9 by 5 40, trustees decd; $4,000.
Moses and Fannie Cerf TO Nj. II. dc Young,
same: $40.
Moritz Nickelsburg (by attorney and Siegfried
NickesDurg (by attorney to sam. same; $40.
Mayer l. Kahn to same. same; SO.
John w. Stetson to Bessie Fl. Stetson, lot on w
line OF Scott street. l3l of Ridley, w 1889 by
20; also lot on ) line of Lloyd street. 1853 w
oil Scott, w 25 by 100; gift.
John j. Tracy to Mary j. Tracy, lot on W line
of Scott street. $50 of Hayes, 20 by 100:
gilt.
OF Futon STREET rs of Lyon, 20 by 100,
subject to a mortgage; $40
Augustine T.. Weisner to Charles A. Noyes, lot
on L line OF Castro street, los of sixteenth,
20 by L 100: $40
Patrick Curry to Ellen Curry, lot on NV limo OF
Mlnna street. 10 NE of Fourth NE so by wv 10:
also lot on SIC line OF Natoma street 254:6 SW OF
First SW 80 bV Sc so; also lot on SW line of
Eighth street. 200 NV of Bryant. NV rs by SW
50; gilt.
w inc of Thirtieth avenue, 172 OF b street. 3
81 deg 20 min, w l2O:l, 1910, 100, 90;
SO.
Twenty ninth avenue. 100 OF street, 10 by
w 100; &iU.
C street and Twenty ninth CIV 40 by 100:
r. p Hammond to A. s. Baldwin. undivided IL
OF lot ON line OF street, 10 w of Pwenty-nintn
avenue, " so BY 100; also undivided Ia o. lot
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wEATaAk BUREAU RE. ORE.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO, De-
cember ~, 5 r. M A storm of considerable iu-
tensty is apparently central off the mouth OF
the Columbia River, from which trough extends
suuthwaTd into Southeastern California, where
secondary depression is now central, which has
moved into that section from the Central Caiifor-
MIA coast during the past twelve hours. Rain has
been general throughout California, Nevada and
Southern Idaho the heaviest being in the central
portion of California, where from ehaif to an
inch has fallen. severe shower occurred during
tire day at Los Angeles, amounting to l.22
inches. A special message was received from
Red Bluff this afternoon stating that the Sacra-
mento River eight feet below the danger line.
having risen feet within the past twenty-four
hours. sacramento reports stage of lob feet,
which is 10 feet below the danger line. Should
the rain continue in the Sacramento valley dan
gerous stages might be ANTICIPATED. The pressure
along the Southern California coast has risen
rapidly since noon, causing partly clearing con
dition in this vicinity, but 1t Is not believed that
this VIII remain perm showers are antiei-
pated tonight or IN he early morning,
The following are seasonal rainfaliS this season
compared with the date last season: At
Eureka record incompletel TOT, last season
19.7li Red Bluff 10l7, last season 1856 Sacra-
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on w corner of ID street and Twenty-ninth ave-
nue.. w 120 by 100: also undiv Sded 1a of lot on
line of lwenty-ninth avenue. 175 of ID street,
so by w l2O: also lot ON w line of Twenty
ninth avenue, 275 of street, 100 By W 100;
Charles H and Frances A. Reynolds TO Edgar B
CLARK, lot on NV corner of d street and Forty.
fifth avenue. w 1875, NE 2l2:1I. Sc 55:5, S
Joseph Levy to Jacob Hoffman, lot on w line
Of Thirty-seventh avenue, IT'S N of street. rs
by 10: SO.
Frank A. and Lille Never to Frank A. Meyer
gin trust for IdalIne NJ. Meyer lot on w line of
Laurel avenue. SO of East avenue, % by w
Ito, block 8, Holly Park Tract, trust deed; 3.
Martin Brannsn to Patrick Bre5lin, lot com
mencing l Ia of the SW corner of Thirtieth and
Dolores streets, so by w rs, block 80, FAIR
mount; $50.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Thomas II. and Mary A. Dunakin to H. U. Max
field of Alameda, lot on sW line OF Nico avenue.
400 NV Of Peralta, NV 81 IS by SW $50, being lot
Is and Il 1a OF lot 10. block F, corrected map,
Nlcol Tract,su5ject to a mortgage TO Farmers and
$40
Mary X. and James NJ Sheehan to A. j, Samuel
Z of Adeiins. e 81 by \ s5. Oakland: SO '' 90
stuart W. and Abble II. Booth to the lone
Security Building and Loan Association. lot on
Thrtieth street,. % by E lao. being lot 3 block
&, Henry subdivision Nhltcher, BROCK hurst and
Rowland Tract, oakland; SO.
l.. NJ. and Annie Beaudry d e. and Mary Pela-
deau Charles Ehret of Golden Gate, lot d. block
20. Beaudry 4 Peladeau property. Oakland Town
ship; $40.
David Powell of Marin to Ida q. n. Porter IF
San Francisco, lot 65, Rock Island Tract, Berke-
ley; SO.
j. G. and Mary E. McMullen of Oakland TO Philip
g. Galpin OF San Francisco, lot on line OF Uni
verSity avenue, 1880 of San Pablo avenue. N
l10.46 rs, l05. 10 to beginning. bsing por-
ton of lots and s, block A, Rooney Tract: also
LOT on line OF Bristol street. 1871 E OF San
Pablo avenue, so by N 204 being lot ID. block
b, same: also lot on line of Delaware
street, 1850 of San Pablo avenue.
50, 1927. 62.19, S 1881, being
lot6, block C. same: also lot on line of Bay
street. 1850 Z of san Pablo avenue, so by 5
1927, being lot II, block c. same; also lot on E
corner of san Pablo avenue and Bay street, 109,
$3.50, 90, SW TO line of san Pablo avenue S
to beginning being all that portion of Tot 2 block
ID. lying OF boundary line of plat IS, Ro. V.
and D. Peraita, being portion of same subject to a
mortgage, berkeley; $40.
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cent on term and DIP er cent on ordinary deposits,
payable January 2.
AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders of
The Ophir Mining Company 81, 400 shares were
represented and the following directors elected;
Charies ID. Fish, president: Nat I. Mc3ser, vice.
PRESIDENT aud George r. " ellis. H. Zadiy. A w
ravens. G. O'Counor and Charles II. Hirschfeld
l. b. Holmes was reelected secretary and d. b.
Lyman superintendent. The secretay'S fnan cial
statement showed credit OF $207 Al.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
hehtuek Mining Company $4,000 shares were rep
resented and the following officers were elected
TO serve Tor the ensuing year; r. Il. Kelly, preSi-
uent; ID. Zadlg. vice presidents: and A. Water
man, :. Jacobs, and w. II. II. Hart directors. A.
waterman was reelected secretary j. II Klnkaid
superintendent and the Nevada Bank treasurer
IN the Savage the 1000 level in the north
lateral drift from the east drift they continue TO
moor. he east croSscut started from the face OF
Inc south drift was advanced 80 feet and con-
necttu with the east ore stope from the HOO
IeNei. The north drift ION the station is ad-
Nanced 70 feet: face in clay and pOrphyry. On
tne AU5O level in the south drift started from the
east drift 80 feet from the south slopes they
continue to extract ore OF fair grade. They nave
grade. This Wine is being sunk to connect with
south drift from the sixth floor, which is now
advanced 20 Feet AT a point 20 feet back from
the lace OF the south DRIFT they have started an
east crosscct and advanced same 10 feet: face is
IN quartz showing spots OF ore, During the
week they have hosted 1873 cars of shipped
to the Nevada mill ! 80 tons and milled 1875 tons.
plies average $50 per ton. Bullion yield Tor the
week 1882 80. Shipped to United States mint
at carson december IL $50 pounds of bullion Of
an assay value of S3427 81.
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mento 1852, last season 3.62; San Francisco
973, last season 5.07: Fresno 8. %, last season
"a; Los Angeles 4. 81. last season 1872. San
Diego IS, last season 1.02; Yuma =. IL, last
son 166 inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to.
day so deg. minimum As deg. mean AZ deg.
Rainfall for past "a hours l. 81 inches: total for
season TO date 9.73 inches; total last season to
same date 500 inches.
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight December 20:
For Northern California-Showers and local
rains tonight: partly clearing, but probable
showers Thursdays nearly stationary tempera-
lure, fresh westerly winds.
For Southern Calircrnia-Local rain tonight.
ending tonight or Thursdays nearly stationary
temperature; fresh westerly winds.
For evada-Locai rain snow; nearly sta
tionary temperature.
For Utah-Local rain or snow: somewhat cooler.
For Arizona-LocaI rain tonight, ending to-
night or Thursday; cooler in the east portion.
FOR san Francisco and vicinity-Showers to-
night or in the early morning; probably fair
thursday afternoon; nearly stationary tempera-
turei fresh westerly winds becoming variable.
w. n. HAMhoN, Forecast Ofci2l.
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Produce MarLet

FLOUR-Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras, $3 40@3 so p Dbl; Bakers extras, SO 500
3 40; superfne. 81 So@2 40 y Dbl.
WHEAT-Futures were &c higher yesterday
morning but spot Wheat was undisturbsd No l.
S5@s71bc; choice, 1884 @90c; lower grades, 75@
S21ac; extra choice for milling, 92h@B71hc:
Waa Walla Wheat, Use for fair average S2II6D
s3$4c for blue stem and 671a@721ac . ctl for
damp.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock - May-l0O
tons. 9S1sc; 1900, 9S14c.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-40O tons,
9s15c - - 70' O''' - "a -'''' ''9S'' N'oo
AFTERNooN STANDARDIZATION tons. eslhc:
100. 991sc 700. $3.50. December, ls95-l00.
81 GA.
BARLEY-The market Is stationary. Feed. so
@5212c q ctl for ordinary and s3slc for choice
bright; Brewing, 974aS9s21ac p cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESsIoN-lO o'cIock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-300 TONS
9lAc.
AFrERNooN SESSION = December = 100 tons.
SS1ac. May-l00 21sc
OATS Willing sl@1 121a p ctl: fancy Feed,
81 h2N9l O71a; good to choice. 90c@$l: COM
Black. al 1901 30; gray. 92ihesasi. SHrnri to'
81 O7la@sl 171a . cIl
CoRS- Holders ask slight advance for Large
Yellow, but sales are reported. Damn Large
Yellow auotable at lGl % q ctI: Sound dry lots
quoted as follows: Large Yellow, 81 i2la@
RYE-ouoted az s71sl@55c D cti.
BRAN-ls lower under heavy arrivals at $l1@
IL % ton.
MIDDLINGs-s17@lS p ton.
HAY-Wheat. S9@d2 50; Wheat and Dat, SAG
II so; Barley. $e@l0 90 . ton; Dat, SO 5O0l /
q ton; Alfalfa $500 Clover. ss@1l; Compressed,
S9@l2: Stock, $6(g7 SO p ton
SrRAw-Q Quoted at 60076c p bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Gro and rolled Barley are
quoted 80 sl9@ie so 8 ton; oiIcake Meal $50 D
ton wholesale and $31 jobbing: Cottonseed OIL
cake, s26@27; Rye Flour, 3Iac p ID; Rye Meal.
Sc q n: Graham Flour, &c: Oatmeal, 4Ac q ID:
Dat Greats, Sc; Cracked Wheat, 31sc; Buckwheat
Hc RarleV. n
BUCKwHEAT-Quoted at 81 Ion 10 "a ctI
COkNMEAL, ETC-Table Meal. 303lsc; Feed
Corn. $26@s6 80: Cracked Corn, S27@27 so p
on. Hominy, 4IaM434c p m.
SEEDS-Yelow Mustard, 50 25H2 371a p ctl:
Trieste, 81 3002 So D cti; Native Brown, ls4(02c
u 10; Flax. $2@12 rs e ctl; Canary. 3@D4c p II !:
Alfalfa SC q 10 for utah and 7DSr p ID for Cali
fornia Rape, 1s4@214c q ID: Hemp. 3s4 @414c
p ID.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 1901 90 p ctI; Green
nominate Split Peas, 51ac o n.
BEANS-No sales are being made and quota.
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SPIRITUAL TYPEWRITER.
The Latest in the Dark Seance Mani
festation.

The latest form OF dark seanee manifestations
given Tor the purpose of OBJ aiming money is the
spiritual typewriter. Now, while l do not hold
that it is not possible for typewriter to be oper-
ated bv spiritual hands, propose to show how
one may be operated by electricity. In the
first place. an arrangement OF electrical wires
with powerful batteries could be made 10 con.
meet with table containing typewriter that
would enable an unseen operator TO write let
tiers from the spirit world as often as he chose
by simply manipulating a duplicate keyboard
or alphabet board acting ike telegraph In
sfrumenf Each letter on the duplicate board
could he placed as far from the machine, which
is in view of The audience as might be deemed
advisable.
The typewriter itself could be so arranged
tbat.tue lifting OF 1t up from The table would
dIscoDnect the electric circuit. II might be
lassed around for the inspection OF The audi
ence and hen placed back upon the table, the
one handling IL taking care 10 replace 1t IN
such a way as to make the electric connection
by setting il down in exactly In tie right spot.
Now. il could be caused To write message on
MIS- concealed keyboard, which would be writ
len on the typewriter, as every letter OF mat
Instrument would respond 10 the touch con-
meeting il with its duplicate IN c0ncealmeht
In this manner pianos aOd organs have been
successfully played and have been maze very
great uccesses.-ExchanGe.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened heavy yesterday ana out
side OF opbIr ana Con. Cal. q Va prices shaded
of all down the line. Trading was dull, ana the
little three-eent deals that have been on top Tor
the past week seemed TO have had their under
pinplpg knocked from under them and they came
down with run. Particularly was THIS the case
ryitb crown Point and Hale & orcross. Nothing
OF any Importance was received from the Com
stock.
Silver was steady at soc per OF. In New YORK
and 2715d in London.
the Contra Costa Water Company Will pay
diyIdend of ACC per share to-day
The assessments on Mono ana silver Hill are
deiinauent In the boards to-day.
The assessment on Kentuck is delinquent IN
office to-day .,,
semtannual dividend AZ the rate Of 8-lU per
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Exchanpe and Ru1liop
The Christmas CIosinr.

Year after year the disposition grows TO observe
the Christmas holidays. Various commercial
bodies have gradually fallen into line one after
another. and now the wholesale grocers OF san
Francisco have agreed to close. as appears by the
following circular: We, the undersigned who e.
sale grocers OF San Francisco. hereby agree to
close our respective places OF business on account
of the Christmas holidays. from Saturday evening
December %. 1894. until Wednesday morning.
December 2e, S94. Signed: Coghill d Kohn.
Cooper d Jennings, Haas Brothers, NJ Ehrman 81
Welman, Peck Co., II. Lew & Co.. Kruse Il
Euler, T. e. Downing IL Co., f. Daneri & Co., TIL
man 81 BendeI.
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK Dec 19.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cableeram says: On general realizatons be-
fore the holidays even consols were lower to-day.
South Americans were generally good, but Bra
zilians have fallen on the continued declines In
exchange. Americans were lower closing fat on
the belief that impending gold shipments from
America must seriously affect the financial situa-
tion on that SIDE I he fact that no serious at
tempt is apparently contemplated to deal with the
currency question has a bad effect here, and Is
the main cause of keeping dealers from touching
Americans yet. There was strong allotment of
Indian council bills to-day.
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ket was steady. Creamery, l2@23c: dairy, ll@-
Ice. Eggs, steady, 2U@21c.

=, UaIIyy
lee. Eggs, steady 2O@21c.
LIVESTOCK.
There were more than enough cattle in the pens
TO fill all the orders and competition was too
weak to Impart much vitality. The less attrace-
i've offerings could be moved only at freely had ell
prices. The range of quotations was ST. 25G13 40
for poor TO COWS ana heifers, 81 25G3 90 for
stockers and feeders and So SG06 for common to
extra dressed beef ana shipping steers
Hogs-The big receipts that were 80 Confidently
predicted for the week are not yet forthcoming
but prices have not more than held their own
They were lower to-day, ranging from SIS 1904
for poor light stuff to So 66t@4 SIS for choice
heavy. There was but little trading around the
$50 and 200 pound hogs and Sd 35G04 So taking
the bulk of the heavier weights.
The l., O0U sheep received to-day filed the pc ms
and buyers had it all their own way. sales OF
lamDs were generally under ST. and comm on to
choice sheep were quoted at 81 1902 SO. Fancy
qualities quoted around So 40.
Receipts = Cattle. 1900; calves, 500; hogs
$1,000; sneep, II QUO.
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E0R PORTLAND s AsTnRIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO.. E Nc GsNz
NELL, Receiver. ocean Diy.-will dis ssss5z5k3
patch from Spear-stree wharf. at 10 A. NJ. for tbs
above ports one Of their Al iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Dec. 10, 20, 80.
COLUMBIA ~
Connecting via Portland with the o. r & N. Co.
system and other diVerging lines for all points IN
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia, ALASKA.
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
ntone Park and all points east and south and 60
Fare TO Portand-Cabin sl6; srserage. IS:
round trip, cabin, unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket Office IS Montgomery ST.:
Ticket Office Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery sc.
6OODALLr PERKINS 6 CO., Supts ocean Div.
1u III Market st.. San francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP C

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AM ~ETEKES
Dec d. II IAN. 3, ~. sIsEassaszzD
For British Columbia and Puget Sound portA
Dee e. and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willametts
Valley, every w edn csday at A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, altern ately, A. NJ
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Angeles) and Newport, every four th and nth day
alternately. at II A. NJ.
For ports In Mexico, luA n. 18th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel. New Montgomsry
street
GOoDALL, PERKINS & Co. General Agents
lit 10 Market ST. San Francisco