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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Judge w. l.. Crawford, the noted
Dallas lawyer, arrived in the city
last evening from the West,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Best place in town for board and
rooms at Mr.. Mitchells, 3l4 Elm ST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Remember that Sell Bros biggest
show ON earth will be here on Fri
day, October 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

DR., W, +. Saner, of Hope, Ark
came down last evening, and re-
naming over night, is a visitor in
the city today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05
knlphtslnf.thn Maccabees.

Interstate tent No. !. X. o. 7. NJ
holds It's regular meetings lst & Bird Mon
DAYS in each month, at Sp. m, at X. OF !.
Hall, ON West BROAD st.-VlSlting Knights
cordially invited.
c. r. BEARD, Com.
|. NJ. DAVIS. X. X.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Gen Supt, W. A. Williams, and
Contractor W. c, Merritt, of the
peXarkana & Fort Smith railroad,
returned yesterday from Locksburg,
Ark, to which point they accom-
panied Col. Hubbell and party, on
the trip overland to Fort Smith,
The other members of the party
win go straight through to their
destination, tracking the line of
survey for the Texarkana & Fort
Smith railway as close as conditions
Of travel by private conveyance
win allow. Superintendent Williams
return was necessary on account of
demands for his presence at this
end of the line.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Sells Bros, circus and menagerie
will be in Texarkana on Friday, Oc-
tober 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

For the best Life Insurance Pol
ICY in the world see Vim. A. Bomar,
2l5 East Broad street. 10 !
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05
RATHl5:1

The Daily and Weekly TExARKANIANa are
entered at tho postofiee Texarkana as
second class mail matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Sheriff w. T, Hamilton is alb
sent at Richmond and other
points in Little River county, on a
brief business trip.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Train Master T.. Richards, of the
Cotton Belt railway, is passing the
day at this end of his division,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

For RrNr-A typewriter, Rem
mington No, 3, in good condition
For information apply at this of
fee. 9-2S-tf.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Jas. D. Davis, of Magnolia, Ark,
was visitor in the city yesterday,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05
]. S. RAGLAND.

Headquarters for everything in
the stationery line. Give him a
call 929
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Col Ben Collins and wife, left
yesterday for st. Louis, Mo-, to
witness the combined attractions of
the fair and exposition
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

The United States raises more
hogs than any other country in the
world. The last statistics placed
the number at 5O,3O1 ,592 for the
United States, and the total num-
Der for all North America was 51,-
567, S66. Europe came next, with
10, 1862, ,S9S. South America raises
only 1,388, 500; Asia, 5l8,7OO; Africa,
BOB, ,803 Australia, 1907 $40; Tahi-
"a and Moorea, 20,000. This makes
a total of 100, 1863, ,6O7 hogs for the
whole world. In the United States
Iowa heads the list with about =
0oO,O 900, and then follows Missouri
and Illinois. with $500, 200 each.
And the majority of these hogs
have been "ringed," SO the hog
ring business, especially in the west,
has kept pace with the increase Of
the number of hogs raised
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

We learn that parties hereabouts
who have been making stock exhib-
its on the first Saturday in each
quarter, have decided to wait until
spring before holding another ex-
hibit.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05
O NO. 118 BROAD STREET, TExARKANA, ARK.

We carry decidedly the largest freshest and greatest as
sortment Of Family Groceries, Poduce Supplies and gen.
era Eatabes of any house stri yn line ALL KINDS
OF FEED BEST DREAMER BUTTER and CHEESE
SPECIALITY Our prices ssist US in building up bus.
mess which enables still fur her to cut margins
Families, hotels, boarding ouses and railroad contsc
tors, deal with US because the
GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR.
Goods delivered f ee in city limits
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Wait for Sells Bros. big show,
October 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Cash paid for Life Insurance
Policies Bring your policy with
you. WM. A. BoMAR.
92T 2l5 Il Broad St
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

A lecture, on Europe, Egypt and
Palestine, by noted traveller will
afford quite treat to the lecture
loving public, at the Christian
church, in this city, tonight.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Abbotts East Indian Corn Paint
cures all corns, warts and bunions.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

A challenge has been received by
local sportsmen, under captaincy of
j, Il, Foose, to engage in a bird
shooting contest with the crack
shots of Fulton, Ark, for money
prize of 800 or less. The challenge
was sent by Kirk Bramble, in be-
half of Fulton sportsmen, and ac-
cepted by Mr.. Foose for Texar-
kana's ''eagle-eyed' marksmen, 1t
is to be hoped that 'clay pigeons
viii be used, otherwise the deadly
aim of these rival "nimrods' must
result in Il veritable slaughter of
the innoceuts, BE this as II may,
we pick the Texarkana boys to
win, whether the objects to be shot
at "sail or hyi' so long as "the eye
can see and the gun reach. -
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Frank Donohue, local agent for
Texas & Pacific railway, at Shreve-
port, La, came in yesterday, and
passed the day in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Eighty acres of land, two miles
from Texarkana, on Iron Mountain
railroad All in timber, Good sale
at $500 per acre. Don't all speak
at once, See o. p, Taylor, lO3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

Comet Pile Remedy cures.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05
LOCAL. NEwS.

Cotton ) to 81 today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

BoRN-To Capt. and Mrs ]. L,
Ghatfeld, at their summer cottage,
Saith Beach, L. l., bouncing ba-
~ girl. Mother and child are re-
ported well, while the father is de-
acribed as being the ''happiest dad
n New York. The TEXARKANIAN
oius with their hosts of friends
lere in rendering to the happy par
ants sincere congratulations upon
his charming addition to the fami-
y circle, and trusts that the little
sunbeam, which has come to glad
len both heart and home, may
grow brighter and lovlier with each
passing year The family will prob
IDLY not return to their Texarkana
lome before the lst Of December,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-05

In recent account of sneak
thief slipping into the humble home
Of colfin-plate engraver, while
the man and his wife were at sup
per in the little room back of the
shop, the intruder got seventy dol
lars in cash and diamond jewelry
worth one hundred and ten dollars,
Cheap flats are robbed and dia-
monds are usually what is taken,
Actors who have been idle for
months get an engagement and at
once begin TO buy diamond rings
and pins on the iustallment plan,
The curious fancy among poor per-
sons for a precious stone, that is Il
pure luxury and really only com
patible with expensive surroundings
and a good bank account, is as mex
picable asst is prevalent,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Discount Corporation of Ireland as
suspended payment The trouble is the
outcome Of the recent collapse of the Bel
last Warehouse Company. The liabilities
are $3.50. 600.
Labouchere has introduced In the house
OF commons a bill providing that If q bill
Is passed by the commons and sent to the
lords and not returned To IL in two months
10 shall become q Law the same as though
The lords had acted favorabiy on II.
In Chalcis. Greece, 200 houses were de-
stroyed and the new cathedral damaged
by the earthquake. Tho lofty Venetian
tower awning to aud fro 30 violently til at
IL knocked down the adjoining walls.
though It remained standing itself and
sustained no damage.
In the house OF commons the president
Of the board of agriculture. Sir Herbert
Gardner. replying to questions in regard
to the importation OF cattle from America,
said that infected animals had been de-
iected in such numbers during the last
few years as TO prevent him from being
satisfied that reasonable precautions were
taken in the United States.
A terrific gale prevailed Tuesday on the
southern coast of Ireland. The storm
vas particularly severe in the Skibhe,csn
district. There was a large feet of Scotch,
English and Irish fishing boats off the
coast when the gale set in. Some of the n
made for port. while others remained.
thinking they could outride the gale. l.
is feared that many of the latter have been
wrecked
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BREyITIEs.

The ordination of Bishop Parker will
take place today at II q. m. al ST. Glenn
ent's church. Take James street line.
Charles II. Moriord writes denying that
he Is a member of the A. p. A., his name
appearing In the anonymous published
LIST.
The remains of Charles Carlsson. captain
OF the steamer Chilcat, who died Thursday
while being taken TO Providence hospital,
were sent 10 Astoria yesterday morning on
the 8 is O'Clock train over the Northern
Pacific.
J. Watson. a perniless iahorer, aged IS
years. was arrested Tuesday night on the
water front while wandering about. He
could not give an account of himself and
Is evidently insane. perhaps because of
hunger aud privation and perhaps also
through dissipation.
Charles Smith, member of the North
western industrial Army, was sent to the
county jail yesterday by Justice Humphrey
for stealing a revolver and razor from Swan
Peterson ut the Great Northern lodging
house. Smith sold the goods 10 :. Sha-
pero, but saws he sold them tor a man
whose name he does not know.
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Brief Jacosna News

Tacons, April 25-lspeciai.l The Sal
sssion Army congress will open here May
II AL branches Of the army in the NORTH
vess sre expected TO be present
josephine Cody has been divorced from
ssphen Cody on the ground of cruelty
erd non-support.
The University Land Company Was in
esporsted today by SamneI Moore, T.. A.
45er, q. f. Brinholf, W. o. Chapman
sd O. W. Thompson.
The body of the unknown man found
sos:ing in the bay at Old Tacoma yester-
dSy Is nov supposed to be that Of the
wior. William Gilbert. who fell overheard
from the ship Detroit.
William Liebolt. q German. aged about
% insisted upon paying attentions to o
r-year-oid girl here and attacked her es-
nr.. Charles Castaing, with knife when
hcanght them waking together. Annie
Dnsxslari pounded Liebolt with Q cane
vhen be got Castaing down aud made him
6esist. Lieboit was sentenced 70 six
nonths' imprisonment today.
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NOKTnwEsT NEWS,

The Daily Democrat has been establishes,
At Port Townsend by NJ +. Safterlee Il
Sons. That city now has three Demo
cratic dailiss. each representing . faction
OF the party.
Mrs. Mary Daliis. OF Spokane, widow
10 years old, committed suicide last week
by jumping into the river. Her daughter.
woman Of the town, had turned her old
mother out Of doors.
Fred Johnson. aged ~, was instantly
killed at the Royal logging camp. near
Blaine. Sunday. He was engaged in fell.
ing tree. when In falling one struck a
stump. and striking Johnson, crushed
him to jelly.
Their the workingmen's) boycott Fof
the LEDGER is absolutely without support
except such as is given IL from Seattle
where 10 originated. Tacoma Ledqsr.
Then the boycott Is failure. The great
est circulation the Ledger ever had in
Seattle vas four copies. 1t now sends
three, 30 the boycott has had little effect.
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A Whntcom Roy Lost.

IicroRrA. April 2o.-John II. Ward. OF
Fhascom, has been here searching for
| ts step-son. Willie Palmer. lad Of 10,
sho has been missing for almost sir
Eswks. he having left Whatcom for the
Fan Juan islands on claiming expedi-
bon with wandering fisherman named
Hunter
Provincial Officer McNeill believes he
bs obtained information from Indians
|nsurning from the festivities at Cowichan
[Rrafding the missing boy. He learned
sAa, among the Indians on Kupper inlet
Ia white boy aged about ID, who was
hksn some three weeks ago by them from
a island on which he had been left by
sso nen. He stated that he came from
! DE American side, and sad some Indians
BON Lummi. near Whatcom. had prom
| sset 10 take him home. His stepfather
bal left for home before this possible clue
su obtained.
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New Train Eouipment.

The Aarth- Western limited leaving Minnesp-
oils and 81 Paul every day In the yesr for CHI
cago carries the finest railroad cars which the
world has ever seen. They are respectively Q
buffet. smoking and library car, a double state
room sleeping car. drawing room car. q din
ing car and private compartment sleep
ing car. 10 took longer to design these cars
than 30 build them. So much attention was
given 10 the detaila fintsch gas and heated hY
steam. The wheels are shrty-slx inches in
diameter anu Of krupp steel.
Each car has the anti ;eisscoping devicc aud
every other feature designed 20 increase the
safety OF travai The steps. ratings. guards.
etc. are sill Of solid brass highly ishei
" hen you travel bs sure your tickets read via
the North Western. Bcrths in the above ears NJ
the salae rates Of an ordinary sleeper r. ".
Parker. Puget sound agent Ill Cherry street.,
scmlt,a
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THE COKE STRIKE COMPLETE
Miners Buying AFma TO Gphoid She
Right Of Asse ~ biy.

tsIosrows. Pa. April She national
coke strike is practically complete in the
connsllsyiiis region in its entirety The
authorities have taken position that vii
almost certainly involve AZ outbreak
II persisted In. I. is held thas she strikers
IN assembling 10 bring out the men wno
persas; in working are guilty OF assem-
5iags for unlawful Purposes and
can be legally dispersed By sorce. The
strikers sxesr they viii no. surren-
der their rign. to hold meet
ings- So far as their means vii allow.
they are bgring arms and dealers are sup
plying ammunition.
BsAzft. lad, April 2s-The feeling on
the part of the hssuminous miners
toward the block men is running
high. and At this place is mani
tested by various acts of reproach and re-
taliation over the decision of the
block men not 70 come out last Saturday.
A. the block men 81 the mines on Otter
creek return from work they are assaulted
BY the strikers with stones and clups. the
strikers ives joining the rabble.
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spring at Lake Cushm.n.

LAKE CusHMAs. April A-Ispecial.l l.
Ths long. hard winter is over. and the
iaze 10 beginning to put on its spring at
tire. There 10 still patch of snow eight.
cen inches deep on the road to the beach,
sal there is good deal still in the heavy
inter and up the valley. but near the
lske ali is clear, aud we are beginning to
pant gardens.
The trout are rising fairly freely In the
lake, and We are looking forward to the LIST
Of May and the opening of the 80 ason.
The prospects appear good for . lively
MASON. The steamer Rainier, now run.
Eaing on the canal. is the best boat which
has ever been on the route except the Ly-
de Thompson. and IL is expected that she
an land people at Hoodsport by p. m,
shrs allowing them to reach the lake in
kue dav
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THE CAPITOL PLANS.
necision by the State ComEl.s-
sion Looked for Today.
cswaNps ON EMERGENCY eosRo
- Colby Party to Visit Meste Crss.s
A whateom Boy Held By
the Indians.

1nYurra. April 25-fspecial.-The cap
"a oasai.sioners have devoted the day
!. examination Of plans, and . meeting
III 10 hsd tomorrow morning, at which
sne i, "a altogether probable q plan vii
/. .esecsed. During the afternoon the
,,ambeys OF the commission made an ex-
.rius.ion Of the capitol grounds with 3
vses 10 deciding upon the exact location
a the buiiding. The sight is an imposing
- bat In the opinion of the commission
=, i, rould be greatly improved were the
s.se TO acquire certain property north OF
de states grounds, owned by private per-
.ua. and devoted TO residences Were
shese removed the view in all directions
vpuld be unobstructed. Then. too, we're
i known that the state at some future
dine could acquire such property It would
,.ate some difference a. TO the exac. spe.
a,cn shieh the capitol building would b.
heated. Commissioner Burke expects 70
sptugn 10 Seattle tomorrow afternoon.
A. VI. Wisner today received his COM
r5slon as postmaster, and will probably
e.esms the duties OF the Office tomorrow.
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Consolidation of sesro and wooiIey

ssuRo. April - Especial. l-Another
Nor has been made to consolidate Sedro
snd Woolley. The Seattle. Lake Shore 4
Eastern railroad officials have moved the
a're freight building from sedro t.
Roelley railroad junction. The building
has been reiitted into an Office. freight AMI
Passenger rooms. In tho future 10
tese,s sill be sold at Sedro. the trains
tay stopping TO deliver and receive mali
iad psssengers. Mr.. W. q. Letson. the
Kent has been transferred to the railroad
sNee at Arlington.
The Great Northern strike necessitated
Aaiing down the Skagit river lumber
es's at Woosley for lack of logs. An ar
hasenent was made, however, by which
ne ears are drawn OF the railroad ~
ss'ses, and the mill has resumed labor.
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RE BASEBALL RECORD.
National League.

LOUISVILLE. April 25.-Score: Louisville.
/: b h. 5: e, o. Pittsburg. 2; h. 8: e, l.
Batteries Hemming and Weaver; Gum
bert and Mack.
sr. Louis. April 25-Score: St. Louis,
ID: b h. Is. Chicago, 8, h.9.
CIscIsSATt, April 25.--Score: Cincin-
natl, 8; b h. s: G, 3 Cleveland. L.; b h. o:
p. T. Batteries - Dwysr and Murphy
Cuppy and o'Connor. Umpire-Emslie.
BALTIMORE. April 25--Score: Baltimore.
3; b. IL; e, 8. Boston. s: b h. 4;
p, 2 Observation-Disclosures and Robinson
Nichols and Ryan. Umpire-Hurst.
WASHINGTON CRY. April 25-Score:
Washington, 5, b, 4 e. 5; New York, IA:
b h, To- Ba,teries-Moyer and Mcguire
German and Doyle. Umrire-Lvnch.
BRooKLYS, April 25-Score: Brooklyn,
s; b h. Is: e.. Phillies, 2; b h, I: e. l.
Batteries-Kinslow and Stein; Clements
and Taylor. Umpire-0'Rourke.
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oITsrIA. April Is -tspeciai. Article.
ior the following domestic corpor.,io,,
naTe been fled In the Office of the secre-
ta-y Of state:
Bruhn & Henry. Inc, Of snobomi,h
capital. SIC. 90, in 100 share. Of 500 .arh /.
,ncorporasors, Charles Bruhn. Rober,
nenry. Q. A: Harris; to carry on q grocer
and butcher business.
Union Congregational church. of I.ov.Il
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Tacoma crrsnnal News.

heos.. April ~ Especial. l-orno
stong has returned from san Francisco.
hs'eports the Midsinter fair - drawing
Bay thousand people to thai city.
sisphen O'Brien. Frank {. Ross aud az
sstge Fremont Campbell are back from
can Francisco. The latter while there
eyaea the puvallup Indian reservation
sass before the circuit court OF Appeals.
az believes the decision of Judge Han
~. rendered AZ Seattle. holding that the
sstsns have a right 20 allow railroad
eapany 20 Arade road across their
l'ss,ei property. will surely he sustained
9onorfoN evening Miss Hattie r. Burns
~ sed ]. L. Mcintyre. The bride will
ssven away by pr 4. NJ. Burns, oil Sc
sas, Miss Burns father.
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PRIzETIGHIING Is LAWFUL



NEw ORLEANS. April 23-Ihe supreme
court decided the matter of the State vs..
the Olympic Club today. The court al
firfned the decision OF the lower court.
which was. by majority vote Of the jury.
in favor of the club. The case has been
pending for months, Snd the decision Will
permit resumption Of glove contests in
louisiana
The olympic's victory in the supreme
court means that the club may give fights
again. The olympic had arranged for .
battle between Bowen and Abbott. Sud-
denly the attorney general entered pro-
ceedings against the club. praying for an
Injunction. The case was laid before q
Jury in the circuit court. and after long
and interesting trial verdict was given in
favor of the club. The state promptly ap-
pealed to the supreme court. Chief Justice
Nichols dissents.
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Col Daniel Boone insists that the wrest-
ling match between lion and grizzly bear
AZ the Mldwinter fair next Saturday will
take place The lion will kili the hear in
minute or two. The bear Is being kept
i'm close confinement to weaken him. 50
that he will be an easy prey for the lion,
which is = valuable beast.
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sta,s Warrans. Called

OLYMPIA, April 25.-Ispeeial. The state
treasurer has issued a call for general fund
warrants Nos. 2e6t to ais for 81. 522 Al.
snd on the military fund for Nos. !. ia5 10
i,3's ier 81. 7s,o- 80. interest ceasing after
A?rii 30. subsequent call on the gen
cF1i iund IL for warrants Nos. 3, ll6 to 8. 3a5
TO- ssZ.osS.o4. interest ceasing Mays.
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Willamette VALLEY Again Libeted.

SAN Francisco. April g w. A. Sxiner-
ton has flied an additional libel in the
United States district court against the
steamer Willamette Valley to recover
S2,tf3s. ~, on various assigned claims for
goods and material furnished the steamer
by various merchants and ioundres before
she vas tied up.
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san Francisco Races.

SAN Francisco. April 25.-Summaries:
About six furiongs-Blue and White
won. Seaside second, Nellie Van third.
Time, l:l5n.
Four and one-half furlongs-Find Out
won. Foremost second. Nellie Peyton
third. Time. :5Tl,.
Seven furongs-Inferno won, Boston
Boy second st. Croix third. Time, 100.
Seven fnrlongs-Herald won. Orizaba Sec
ond. Ryland thrrd. Time, l:293.
Five furiongs-CIaquer won. Red Light
second, Bill Howard third. Time, 02L.
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80 Fence 10 The Application o. ,hs state
com rnissionsrs for 3s.Au. Sol Cam
~. Gain Tor material furnished the
pn agricultural college. and n.
~ 49, bill for building plsns furnished
s.e Sans Institution, we're lad over f,-
$500 We action. the board den ring juri,-
0ics.oa In such natter
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10 MAKE Point Wilson Light ffash'

IN Tow >>E>u. April aA~-i Special. -
b y Mcclure. mechanical superintendent
@as sshtaou~e district came IN from
- Angeles i.s, night, where ne has been
i -a4as sn inspection. lie expects 70 er
= severa. DAYS. making repairs 20 the
HEsssei Wilson log whistle boiler. As soon
ase lighthouse board gives The necessary
sss'es Mr.. Mcclure will change the present
vi ssAt aSf .f.h.
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For Whatcom and Vancouver.

Until further notice the Seattle. Lake Shore
Eastern train leaving seattle AZ 3 a. N. aud
arriving a; 6 ?, IN. viii mske direct connections
FOR Whatcoua, Vancouver aud points ksst vi
Canadian Pacific. Through parlor cars between
seattle and VANCOUVER
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IEERErr. April 25-Tspecial. Charles
~ colby and has party of stockholders in
Us Everett Land Company leave tomor-
ror morning over the Everett 4 Mont.
C-hto railroad on . visit to the Msuts
Cei-to mines.