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Evening journal., 1895-12-11
A WOnal'S Nerves.
THE STORY OF A WOMAN TO
WHOM NOISE WAS TORTURE.
Frustrated by tho Least Excitement
Physicians BaGied by Her Case.

Frustrated by tho Least Excitement
physicinns Bahied by Her Case.
lfr0m 1e Gate City, Kcokuk, IoCa)
Mrs. Helen Meyers whose home is at 3515
Vernon Avenue, Chicago, and whose visit 20
keokuk, la., VIII long be remembered was
at one time afflicted with a nervous malady
which at times drove her nearly 10 dstrac-
tion. "Those terrible headaches are a thing
Of the past" she said the other day TO "a Gate
CHyrepresentatve, and there is quite a story
in connection with it too"
My nervous system sustained a great shock
some fifteen years ago, brought on ! believe
through too much worrying over family mat
tiers and then allowing my love for my books
10 get the better of my discretion where my
health was concerned. Why, whenever my
affairs az home did not go along just as / ex-
pected, would invariably become prostraled
from the excitement and / would consider
myself fortunate indeed If the effects Of the
attack would not remain for a week. ] was
obliged 60 give up our pleasant home not far
from the Lake shore drive, because ] could
not stand the noise in that locality. ! could
find no place in the city which deemed suit
able TO one whose nervous system was always
on the point OF explosion. To add 20 my
misiortunes my complexion underwent
change and J looked so yellow and sallow
that was ashamed to venture from the house
at all.
Madam" said my doctor TO me soon after
an unusually severe attack of the malady,
"unless Won leave the city and seek some
place of quiet you will never recover So
I concluded l would visit my uncle, who
lives ia Dallas County, Iowa, and whose
farm would surely be a good place for one
ia my pitiable condition. / picked up the
GQfc CITY one day and happened 90 come
across am interesting recital of the recovery
OF some woman In New York State who was
afflicted as | had been. This woman had
been cured by DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. 1 thought that ii Pink Pills
cured that woman they might do the same
for me. ] began TO take the pills accord
ing TO directions and / began TO feel better
from the start. After / had taken several
boxes of them | was ready 10 20 back to
Chicago My nervousness was gone and my
complexion was as fresh as that Of any
sixteen ycar-old girl ia Iowa and Pink Pills
is what pnt the color in my cheeks. No.
wonder J am in such high spirits and feel like
aprize fighter, and no wonder like 30 come 10
keokuk for N it had not been for Pink Pills
bought from q Keokuk firm 7 would not
have been alive now" lauehingly concluded
the lady.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary % give new life and
richness 70 the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by an druggists,
or may be had by mail from DR., Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. =, for 5Oc.
per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Easton 10 headquarters for Eastern
Shore political news-Dsmoorats aud Re.
publlcans. The most powerful politi
clans on the shore Are there. and there
90 others from other counties for consul.
tation, counsel aud comfort.
The annual meeting OF the stookhold
ecs OF thetlalbot County Fair Association
WAS held yesterday. The ireasurer's
report shoHed I, csipts fer the year.
39,o55 b As, including balance OF $3s1. 5S
carried irom-isst year. There was a loss
in 1895 Of Sl05r37
Colonel Edward Lloyd recently sold AZ
public sale on his -Four Hundred farm In
Niles River Neck, Talbot county. CITY
five head OF Hereford cattle, fifty Sbrop
shire ewes horses, mules, hogs. etc. Thle
was the largest public sale Of stock made
In Talbot county within a year or two.
and it was attended by a marked Increase
In prices
The largest animal Of the kind In
Talbot county Is Poll Angus bull be.
longing TO O. Henderson. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald Mr. Henderson's manager, saws
the animal weighs over 3 600 pounds. aud
people take the trouble TO come miles 10
see him Mr. Henderson is the secretary
and treasurer Of tho Reading Coal and
Iron Company, Philadelphia.
There sre several anxious candidates
in Crishald now for the Narrows Bar
light The assistant keeper Of the
Na-rows Bar light has been transferred
to Hedges Strait light This has Gre
ated vacancy. aud there are number
OF applicants for the position.
The Rlverdale OF Baltimore. which
went ashore on Narrows Bar some time
ago. has been abandoned A wrecknq
compsny from Baltimore examined the
vessel on Sunday. but could 90 nothing
with her She had about 500 bushels Of
oysters on board.
Joseph Dihe has been appointed
passenger, baggage and freight agent ST
Millshorough, on the Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia railroad. vice o Burton.
resigned Cyrus Hatfield bas been ap-
pointed extra passenger, baggage and
freight agent and Saving Fnnd Dep-si-
tGry Of the Delaware Division.
The body Of Joshua Davis. OF Bridge
Vile who mysteriously disappeared
about two weeks ego. was found by
guDners IN a woods near thst town. II
bore terrible guushot wound Ia the
stomach and his gun. discharged, was
lying nearby. Most Of bis clothing was
burned of. having been ignited By the
discharge Of his gun. 1, is believed tha,
he met death by accident
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
scHsMsp FoR HIS CHILD WIFE.
George W. whiteloch Married Fourtee
Year Oid Peariey mumford Against th
Wishes OF Her Parents.

George W. whiteIooh Married Fourteen
Year Old PearIey mumford Against the
Wishes OF Her Parents.
ELRroN. Md Dsc II o. A man lgiving
bis name as William :. Snider app sared
at the Office Of the clerk Of the Circuit
Court aud applied for marriage
license on Tuesday OF lsst week FOR
George W Whitelock aud Miss Psarley
Mumford both Of the Second district Of
Cecil county To Clerk John g Williams
he stated that the young mans age was
% and the young wOman's 10 He made
oath that the eirl was 10 and signed the
application Tne same evening the
couple arrived ut the reotory OF the
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
accompanied by another girl, and we're
quietly married by the rector, Rev
William Schoulsr. who. before perfo m.
Ing the ceremony, asked and received
positive assurance that the brlds was Of
ago.
Mrs Mary Mumford the next morning.
upon hearing OF the marriage OF her
daughter, brought the matter to the
notice OF States Attorney Austin l.
Crothers She declared her daughter
WAS but Ia years OF age Iavestigs
as to the Identity Of the man Snder was
started and several witnesses were sum
moned bsfore Justice Of the Pescs Peter
n. Cleaver. Il was stated that a isti .i5us
name had been given the clerk by the
man applying for the license, and that
there is no such man 10 the second dis
triet by the name OF William 5 Snider
Mrs. Munford claims that Whltlock
came to their home while she and her
husband were absent aud got his int ended
wife. From there they went to the home
OF the groom. where the girl was fur
nished with long dress TO make II ap
pear that she was Of mature years Tho
young woman says che will live with her
husband Whitlock became acquainted
With her while shs was attending school
In Chesapeake City.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
GOOD Fortuna Of. a wAIf.

BRIDGEToN. Dec. IL Mr. and Mrs
Albert Van Metre. living Oh German
avenue. we're awakened abouf III o'clock
Oh sunday night by a rapDiug re their
door. When rney descended to the door
they found nicsly slowed away In warm
blankets in new clothes bA sket, a
chubby baby girl about week old A
neatly written note. pinned ia the child's
clothes, said, "?lesse take me In and
care for me-" Two sll-hilnd bottles OF
milk we're with It Mr. and Mrs Van
Metre are delighted with their find. A
physician was called in yesterday. and he
proncuuces the child 10 DO perfectly
haaIfhv
Evening journal., 1895-12-11

Mr. Lea P, Wetmore. a prominent real
estate agent Of San Angelo. Texas, has
used Chamterlein's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy 10 his family for several
years ss occasion required Rpd always
with perfscs Success He says end it q
perfect cure for our baby when troubled
with collie or dyssntery. | now feel that
my outfit Is not completes without bottle
Of this Remedy at home or on trip away
from home For ssle by 2. James Belt
druggist, corner Sixth aud Market streets
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Personal Events
neIa up nr a alrhw.rman.

CuHsTER. Dec. II - Joseph B Green
OF kuowlton, was returning from bis
barber shop at Llewellyu with his day 8
cash locked In cabs. when a man whose
face WAS mufilad la q handkerchief,
thrust a revolver In hls face and cried
Throw up your hands Green on the
impulse of the moment pushed against
the highwaN msn, knocking the hanoksr
chief OF In the moonlight he said he
recognized bis assAlsnt as George
Hurley, Of L'eweilyn At that
moment the hlRhwaymen fred
end the bullet tore hole through
Green's coat Grsen dropped some Tins
he was osrrsln aud ran, yelling murder
Hurley wsa afterwards arrested by OBJ
Ger Cunningham, OF this city. and TO day
had hearinF before Alderman Bsrrg, who
held him In 5000 bail for court. Hurley
says that be WAS ssleep on a lounge in
bis mothers house ou the night the
attempt was made 60 rob and Mn Greer
Hurley Ia white man and e5n Is
respectable colored oitizsn.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
The Largest vessel Goes Down.

The great ship Liverpool passed down
yesterday afternoon. She lay ont 10
mid-stream for some time awaiting a
favorable tide to get over Dan Baker
The Liverpool. which WAS built on the
Clyde, is 1884, feet long. AZ feet inches
beam, and 26l feet depth OF hold Her
foreyard is 80 feet long and It takes a
crew Of forty men 10 man her Under
full sail she spreads - 900 yards Of can
vas to the wind. The vessel Is constructed
OF steel and iron. and weighs many tons
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Highest Of all in Leavenlg Powe-Latest U S. Govt Report
R>:a!I! q! RS'kassl RsI;lIes
ABSOAUTEEY pUaE
ABSOLUTELY pUEE

less than & wooden vessel OF the same
dimensions When full loaded her
draught OF water Is only twenty -four
feet. not much larger than that OF sons
OF the four masted schooners engaged in
the coastiug coal trade On her last
voyage the Liverpool landed 900 tons Of
general cargo at New York from Cal
cutta. and there WAS still room left for
more
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Relief IN SIX sonrs.

Distressing kidney and biadder diseases r.
naved in six hours by the "New Greet South
American Kidney Curen This new remedy'
is aRreat surprise Cn account Of It's exceedlnc
pro~lptnees 10 relieving pain Ina the bladder
hlnheys. lacl ana every part OF the utlnaryl
pa1etgea In uale or female. To relieves reten-
Nou OF water ana pain in passing it almosii
lmmeiiateiy. IN you ws1t quick relief and cure.
y dhr1as heit. druz<isis. Wilmington. Dsl
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Fine Holiday Books Oheap.

We have a few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew.
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81. 70 q copy,
wbch Is about one-fourth the publics
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
MeNally's Cyclopedia SC 50 %, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL etfice.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
TaIbot OmoInl. AppoInted.

EAsToN, Dec 1.-The Republican
Board OF Talbot County Commissioners
yesterday, after a long aud exciting
session, made these appointments
Keeper Of oxford steam ferry. Captain
Thomas L. Wsyman. Of Bfosd Greek
Neck, v.cs Lawrence skinner; counsel,
Colonel j. @. Mulliken vics Frank
Turner; oonstables, Chapel dlsuici,
William T Eloln Jr, A w Randall ;
Trappe Hare Sc veil
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
NEW YoaK CLOTHING HOUSE

NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
We Know il is Safe TO Say
That We Have Sold More
OvercOats This Season
Than Ever Before in
Any One Season in the
History of This House.
The solid merit of the Over
coats sold and the low prices,
we believe, Will increase sales
still more.
Still making and filling up
sizes on the best AII-WOOI
So OVercOat and $5
storm [ oats in the land.
Filling up sold-out sizes in
the finest Black and Blue
Kersey Overcoats ever heard
of for $S and $Io.
Doing our utmost to keep
up the demand for that
.S12 OvercOat with Clay
Diagonal skirt lining and
silk shoulder and sleeves.
Compare it with any SO
OvercOat around.
Don't hesitate to buy on
account of crowded condition
of business, our guarantee of
right qualities and giving
customers the best service is
always in force. Your money
back if you say so.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Store open every evening
until January Ist.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Don,t I,l.e tbe Zen An yvinter.

George r Trultt. s. Leslie Truss nd
William Mccoy have returned home from
a voyage to Annapolis, Nj, , on che
schooner Msry. They loaded with
oysters near Annapolis. which they sold
at good prices In Philadelphia, but Mr..
Truitt said last night:
1t Is no Joke, this thing Of going TO
sea in Winter time. and / propose to
attend to business on shore until the air
becomes bslmy la stead Of frlgid
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
New steamer to 90 Down To-day.

The new steamship Curacao. built by
the Cramps for the Red "D' Line, will
PASS down the river to-day for New
York. In command o. Captain Snkeforth,
to load for Venezuela. She is passen
ger as we'll as q freight craft The entire
feet OF steamers OF the Red ID servics
WAS built on the Delaware river, the
owners all being members OF the old
Philadelphia coifes hrm OF Boulton, Bliss
and Dallett.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Incldenta Of tho nay.

Edwin NJ Herbert is about to relin-
qulsh farming, aud. it Is said, Will lease
out bis pretty country rssidence next
Spring.
New line OF Christmas goods Stops.
Necessary papers for the return OF
Philadelphia Burglar Brown 20 this citV
q keep company with his pal, Burns, Ia
isil here are about ready for service.
Skates were being sharpsned up In
town last night, young America bsing on
the qui vlve as Jack Frost continued bis
worR OF contracting and aolidlfying.
No better presents, Biggss handkerchiefs
On Friday evening, by vote Of tho
membership the Columbia Athletic Club
will give short street parade with the
City Cornet Rand and attend the band 3
fair
The special choll for early m,rnlng
eervics at the M e Church on Cnrist
mas Day will meet for q fun rehearsal
at the Methodist Church en- Friday even
ing
Superintendent David Mccoy, Of the
county almshouss, has aim )st completed
the construction OF a new gravel walk
from Farnhurst station to the county
buildings The walk Is great improve
ment aud has long been needed there
especially IN Winter.
Good coal. full weight at J. T. stoops.
THIS months meeting day falling on
Christmas, the Trustees OF the Poor will
meet on Friday. December % In regular
session at Farnhurst
All the new things In neokwear at Biggs's.
Personal Events.
James B Lancaster. j. Harry King, O.
Sidney King, K. Eben Watts and a
number Of other New Castle people
visited Philadelphia yesterday.
Umbrellas-a fun line. J. E. Biggs.
John X Lambson has so far recovered
that he expects to be able to resume his
work Ia Wilmington for the holidays.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
crew Lsaped Into the Gold water.

Early yesterday the Boston tug Car
bonero. with q tow Of bareos, crashed
into and sunk the barge Elk, bound to
Bristol, in TOW. Ia the Delaware river.
near Lincoln Park The barge, which
was loaded with coal. went down In I've
minutes. The crew. by leaping over
board. managed TO reach the tug which
had the Elk IN tow.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Death Of Farmer Charles Mitehelrs
widow.

Ths last member Of the immediate
family OF the late Charles Mitchell a
Well know farmer Of this hundred, died
yesterday when Mrs Virginia Mitchell,
widow OF Mr Mitchell, died &C her home
on the Truss farm. Deceased had been
i'll a long time with consumption aud
WAS 43 years old funeral services
will be he'd on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. interment being made at Bethel.
near Hsre's Corner. Rev. e H. Miller, OF
Newport, officiating,
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
sar . pesIrnlnF blond pId II.

Mlscreants who must have had some
design to burn n portion Of the town
down broke into the Lenape engine house
early yesterday morning and opened vide
the safety valve OF the Silsby engine
All the water ran from the boiler. and
had here been night alarm Of FIRE the
conss quences would have been awful
As soon as FIRE was started under the
empty boiler, the entire contents Of the
grave would have hsd TO be drawn and
then no water could be started tn the
boiler until the engine became cool 10 the
touch Then long time would be
required TO fill the engine Some OF the
frrmen declare that il was burglars s
deed. his design being 70 pillage one part
Of the town while smother was burning
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
A. Gsoree ID. wnIlams, crocerv

Mise sugar corn at cents. Best coffee
In the market. King Bee, for "a cents
and prizes are given awsv with It. Five
pounds OF rasins for 25 cents. Lima
beans. cents a quart. Fine line OF
Christmas goods
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
DISABLED THE ENGINES.
Fiend Broke Into the Lenape
House in the Night.
DRAINED THs gEeIEB BOlTERs

Other Happenings OF a DAY Apooe Ao""'
Some waitinr-Room Comments on Cur
rent Events-Death OF n woll-Kuown
Farmers wife-In Trouble in the
River.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Dec IL There were
several animated conversations at the
railroad station last night prior to the
arrival Of belated train. Some OF the
talks ran along thus;
Brown and Swan. the Farnhurst pris
oners, will be acquitted. The state has
no hanging nor life imprisonment evil
dence. Beside, there Is testimony that
Pisa had violent intervals; that he could
do four mems work; that he could lift g
bsrrel OF cement unassisttd, and that this
strong man was slowly choking Brown
10 deach when they began handling him
roughly. A fall in struggle bes been
frequently known to fracture mans
skull or ribs.
"Ob. how New Castle is behind the
times In an express service Il is absurd
TO think OF a city of 5000 Inhabitants
having no express delivery. Goods come
here by express and are stored away az
the railroad station. The consignee is
particularly fortunate II he gets any
notice and even more fortunate II he gets
the expressage within the same week 10
is received Now here Mr. Rogers had a
fine Thanksgiving turkey sent him by
express and the bird remained at the
station here until 1t gave out an odor
resembling that OF man found
drowned"
"What on earth has become Of all the
electric railway agitation that some
active citizens (rot bloated boudholders)
worry the Legislature with 1T every
session II the Wilmington City Railway
Company has monopolizsd all the bird
ling companies, why does not somebody
resurrect the old Marrow Guage charter
aud sell It to Mr.. Addicksl"
Evening journal., 1895-12-11

Some one who
bought a new
Suit or Overcoat
at "Mullin's"
must have said
it. There are
other places as
good, but none
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SEALED BIDS Will BE RECEsIEEo.
Until oscsScs p n IIsesc2y. -AaS -
Srh. ls1E. sz the Office 81 I1s = - -.
for al IzFso~ ard rnaFersais required IN
the srection azsd cona-aeSsoa 9. ~ -
safe capitol building a. Oly apss~ " 49,
feIcstsrss tsse-@ss.-. rs-eTzsred by Ernest
Elagg. a-chf-e ct- TOW on lie y L-s..s
ice OF the arvhz.sscr IN the oso c1sa.os
- !. u y 40 sr@asfscs al No
81 Broad street. New YORK city. -,
Attention IS called 20 section seven ~
49,. e * psss - sss1o = a. to.,oss
The performance OF every CONTRACT s%AAas
be secured by a bond 20 the sSa%r -
. sll.aSt2n n SIT 70, 80 ss.-Ss-sd lsv
two securities qualifying II doGole ttl y
amount % the bond. eac1 OF wx1osn sisd 1l
bond 20 be CONDITIONED for the fatt1t y Y.
performance Of saii contrac-. tSarn pl9
snail be arco1npu MED by q similar 49,
coEs'1atsonet for me exesutaon ana e 1s,-
ance with the SAID DID, II the same oe &C
cepted By the board" Blank forms Ior
BIDS snd Of ne eo.ract. aT :, bon, ,ee,r ~ =
enter into are on RE with ths plans "a a.
specifications In tire Office o. fhe aTcfl-
eessrul BIDDER viii be required 90 execute
~ once upon the acceptance q his osa- :,
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or al
BIDS. BIDS sho.ild De adGreSSeo to ,--7
State Causfoi Commission" Olympia
Washington, and envelopes should Se
marked IBID for New Safe Capitol lSli,la,
ing" Blank bonds and forms for oiCs Wi
be furnished 20 intending bidders upon
application 30 the secretary OF the STATE
capitol commission. Olympia Washing
ton
Dated June s,h. rss
J. II. g'GRAW,
/ r. GRIMES,
JOSEPH s. ALLEN.
CHARLES r. MUEDAY.
EDMUND RICE.
Commissioners
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NOTICE To bidders proposals
for che erosion OF a normal school
building on the grounds owned by the
state OF Washington IN the city OF
Cheney. will be received by the board
o. trustees up to twelve O'Clock noon
OF the sth day OF July, 1885 sad pro-
posals TO be in compliance wsth the plans
and Specifications on file IN the Office OF
G. y. Saraton, architect, IN the city or
Spokane certified cheek amounting
amount Of the bid mus accompany each
bid the same 10 be held by the board
OF trgHstss1S % sssIBe the performance
OF the bid by the successful bidder. The
board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. Address all bids 10 W. J.
Sutton. clerk board OF trustees Cheney,
Washington l.. WALTER.
President Board OF Trustees.
W. J. SUTTON. Clerk
Cheney. WASH, June 6th. 1895.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodiois steamer Nom
.,ceilo leaves Percivaie wharf, Olympia.
e a w daily except Sunday. Tfme Card
Going: Leaves Olympia 3 a. m; leaves
Tacoma, IL a m; arrives Ssatle.
- M Returning: Leaves Seattle, y. M.
u yes T,acorna, 30 o. m: arrives Olympia.
~ % m. I.andings-olympta, PeTciyaAs
wharf: Tacoma, N. y. r. X wharf seat
- VfSIer wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma, zoe. Meals and etaterooms.
TIE Monticello is fast. ard by FAR he best
e., ts,r, fSa, HATCH BROS.
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PUGET SOUND AND Alaska STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
-Haaasa-
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTps. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

coattla and Towrlzen1-Neah Bay Route.
-, ,,.sr Garland leaves YeSler dock Mon
Says Wednesdays and Fridays az 1918
a m for Port Townsend. Tort Williams.
I1,,s,sraress Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
ceftysi,ures Pysit. Cialiafn Bay and Neah
raw; returning. arrives Se<1ttle 80 =. ~.
on opposite days Steamer EyanEel caves
IA NIondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at
80 n M: arrives Seattls alternate days
z u. N.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE TTrER.
TryECARD

TIMg CARD.
Leave Seat0e-9s$5. u.ia a. m. e.4S. e:la
T N Leave Taconla-9.0 a. M. 1so t.sA
S19 n N.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seatsie---.oo q. n. ie.oo 500 - n
Leave 'TacoDa-9.S0 a. m, $50. 7.So n m.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
Ion street. Seattle
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer.
Fleetwood: fare. SOC.
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INGTON ROUTE.
steamer A r. Robinson. carrying Y. :.
mail leaves City dock, foot OF Main St.
a. srso a m: arrives at Sidney al i0.l3 a
y, arrives al Silyerdale al IL m Leaves
SiiVerfale at i2:l5 ?. m. leaves sidney on
return a. p. m. Fare 20 Port Orchard
roinfs &c Daily except Sundays. j..
& p0hlnson master. Iiuy. Bogars1us e
20 agents Telephone SO. Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.