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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05
A Recommendation From Los Angeles

632 Castelar, st, Los Angeles,
Cal.-After having suffered a long
time from acute rheumatism with
ont obtaing relief, used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and was almost
Immediately relieved. ] highly rec
ommend this as the best medicine
known, d. NJ. HAMILTON. For sale
by Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05
OUR TOW LINE.
Il Has Grappled On to Something
Let Us Haul 1t In.

We have written paragraph after
paragraph of late, trying to awak-
en- the proper authorities at Wash.
iugton City to the fact that our
city was being mistreated as to hav-
ing a free mail delivery and aside
from this we have written private
letters to our representatives call
ing their attention to our neglected
rights in this regard.
We suppose our ammunition hit
some of the game aimed at, for
Col. Kelly received the following let
ter a few days ago:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 3, 1896.
Postmaster, TeXalkana.
Are houses properly numbered,
street names posted, and town
properly sidewalked and lighted in
accordance with Section 592 for the
establishment of the free delivery
service?
(Signed) 7. H. JONES,
1st Asst. p. NJ. General
Col. Kelley sent back favorable
reply, and we may expect a favor
able action in a few days.
The East side has its houses prop
erly numbered and the streets nam
ed and marked, and the Texas side
has out a contract to flush up the
work over there, and the sign paint
er is already at work on the job.
The outlook just now is encour
aging, and we hope our graphing
hooks may hold on to the free mail
delivery catch until we can land the
same safely, and place it, breath
ing walking reality.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

If prices are what you want, pri-
ces are what you will get--25 to 80
per cent. reduction on underwear
and clothing for next 30 days.
SHARPE q BREWER
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05
For Sale or Exchange

One Remington, eight-jrawer,
typewriter Office desk also one
Remington No. 2 Typewriter, in
perfect order, cheap. JOE ALLEN,
12S Cotton Belt Block.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

hkAI,i I,lS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

Come a-running, if you want first
choice. Twenty-Five to fifty per
cent reduction on underwear and
clothing for 30 days
SHARPE q BREWER
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

Finest line of perlumery in the
city at the Paror Drug Store, We
can please you in quality and price.
Ben WILLIAMS e. SEEGAR
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

Sam Ragland sells California
fruits none can compare to them,
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ell pecho malo, segdn oreo. Las privaciones y
la miseria han alterado salud. Esta mana
ma he notado Gu palidez, q pesar de que
mejillas estaban muy encendidas sus ojns
tenfan un brillo febril. Necesita muchos cui-
dados.
-Contad con mis- desvelos, stfor Ro-.
dolfo. Pero no sera cosa de peligro, 81 Dios
quiere. A su edad, en- el campo, respirando ell
aire libre, reposo felioidad, pronto reco-
brara la salud.
AT 10 espero. Sin embargo, no me flo
en- vuestros medicos de aldea: dire q Murph
que os traiga Ell milo, que es un doctor negro
muy habil, y 81 os dira ell metodo que debeis
seguir con Maria Mas adelante, cuando su
espfritu este tranquilo, pensaremos en- su por
venir. Acaso convendra que permanezca q
vuestro lado 81 estais coutenta con ella.
Tai es mi deseo, sefior Rodolfo. Ocu-
para ell lugar de hijo cuya p6rdida lloro no
che dia.
Cuando Rodelfo la sefiora Adela esta-
ban va cerca de de la casa, incorporsron
ellos Murph Maria. El caballero dej5 Ell bra
"a de La "Guillabaora', y exelam6 con visible
emoci6n al dido de Rodolfo:
. -Esta criatura me ha embruiado: no
fe 81 me interesa mas que la sefiora Adela. He
sido un brute, una bestia brava
va saba 20 que harfais justicia mi
protegida, amigo Murph-dijo Rodolfo aprs-
tando Ia mano del hidalgo.
La seilora Adela, apoyada en- Ell brazo de
Maria, entro en- la sala del piso bajo, donde ne
hallaba el pAvroco Laporte.s Murph se fue &
preparal 10 necesario para ell reg1eso, v Ii
sehora Adela, Maria, Rodolfo el cura que
daron solos.
Los mnsblrs paroles de este aposento,
sencillo, pero 6mcdo,y abrigado, estaban
cubierto de telas de Persis, como FL resto de
la casa segdn habia dicho Rodolfo Il
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sensaclon que experimentaba Pero tsmbien
td te enterneces, mi querido Murph.
-Si, monsenor; ESQ de haceros econoni-
err cuarenta sueldos diarios ten6ndoos por
un jornalero, en- lugar de comprometeros que
gastaseis con ella. 81, rasgo me llega al
coraz6n
-Silaneio; ahf viene la sefiora AdeIa.
len todo listo para marcharnos, pues debemos
llegar temprano Paris
Flor d. Marfa' estaba desconocida, gra-
eias al cuidado de la sefora Adela. Una lin
da coha de sldeana dos gruesas bandas de
cabeiIo rublo corODaban rostro virginia.;
un pafiuelo de muselna blanca cruzaba gu
seno, cubieIto en- parte por la pechera de IN
deantar de tafetan tornasolado, cuyos visos
azu'es y color luc1an sobre ell fondo os-
euro de habito del Carmen Que parecfa ha-
be- sdo hecho para ella. Sa semblante esta-
ba serio lleno de profundo recooimiento
pues hay feicdades que inspiran en- ell alma
tristeza inefable santa melancolfa La gra-
vedad de "Flor de Maifan 10 sorprendi6 4
Rodolfo, porque Ia eaperaba: alegre habla-
dora, hubiera Tornado de ella idea menos ele.
vada.
In Ell semblante triste resignado de
madame George descubfian las huellas de
una iarga adversidad: miraba g." Flor de Ma
ria con una compassion tranquila, profunda
casl maternal, porqne la dulzura de la 10.
ven lie habfa cautivado
-Aqnf teneis q mi hYa, 81 nor Rodolfo,
quo viane 6 daros gracias por las bondades
que ie dispensais- -dijo presentandole la joven
Al or las palabras ma hyd la joven vol
vio lentamente los ojos hacia madame Geor-
gee, la miro por algunos momentos col ex-
preston de rdscible reoonocimiento.
-0s doy gracias en- nombre de Maria,
querlda seiiora. Es dignA del tierno inter6s
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BfBLloTEcA DE"LA DEMO n AclAs

-Lo sc, monsen n, y asf debf haberme
expllcado ell lnteres que sentfs por vuestra
protegida. Ademas, S1o honra Dos So
corriendo los desgraciados2
ST, amigo mio, cuando 10 merecen: V
en- tai sentldo, nade mas digno de compassion
Y respeto que una mule como la sonora Ade-
la, qua, edueada por una madre buena pia-
dosa en- la estrecha observancia de todos los
deberea, no ha faltado jamas ellos iamas!, &
pesar de haber sido vfetima do la adversidad
mas espantosa Pero lno Sc hanra tanbien
Dios eacando del tango de Ia vida una tea
esas Iaras criaturas q qnenes se ha conplaci-
do en- colmar de donee2 mo merece tambien
compassion y respeto una nina desventurada
que, abandonada su propio instintc, ator-
mentada, envllecida despreciada, ha conser-
vado en- ell fordo de alma las mobiles virtu-
des on que Dios la habfa dotado? Isl hubie-
ras dido esa pabre min a.! =. .. Al escuchar la
prlmera paiabra afectuosa que le dirigf, al
OH La primera VOC honrada amiga que lego
q sus o1aos, brctaron en- su alma ingenua e
gusto, la ineinaci6n los pensamientos mas
puros deilcados, la manera que las flores
sllvestres abren fu hermoso caliz en- la prima
vera los rrimeros rayos del sol. En- mi con
versacIon de una hora con "FIor de Marfsn
he descubie To tesoros de bondad. pracia
cordura; 81. de cordura, amigo mfo Con la
sonrlsa en- los iabios y una lagrima en- los oios
ne dido sus inocentes consoles l.enos de raz6u.
para inducirme que ahorrsse cuarenta suel
dos diarios I'm de pcder combatir M reeves
inefperado y lihrarme de malas teutaciones.
IPobre ipocentel Me hablaba en- un tono tan
serio de tan profunda conviction. exDeri-
meDtaba tai complacencia al darme eus sanoa
consoles. nEe tai su gozo al OR mi promesa
de que los sssnir1a, que he dsjado eorrer all
gunas iagrinsas no pudiendo reprimir Ia dulce
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-lAh, sefl )r Rodolfo! mo me hab6is
colmado de benefcios?
-iC6mol He compTado esta quinta
En- vuestra prosperidad erals hscenjosa por
reoreo,y hacfsis valer vuestros bienes- H2b6is
consentido en- servirme aquf de directora, y,
gracias vusstros desvelos v actividad, este
establecimientc produce.
-gQu6 produce? Las rentas Sc emplean
no solo en- mejorar la suerte de los trabaiado-
res, que tienen por gran favor entrar en- esta.
quinta modelo, sino tambien en- socorrer q
muchos deegraciados del distrito, por la me-
diaci6n de nuestro virtuoso pArroco el sefior
Laporte.
va que hablais de ese buen cura-inte-
rrumpi6 r q ,lfo para evitar las alabaDzas de
la sefiora Adela, Shab6is tenido la bondaa de
Communicable mi Ilegadaf Qaisiera recomen-i
darle mi protegida. SHa recibido mi cartsf
-El sefior Murph SO la ha lleYado esta
manana
En- ella referfa en- pocas palabras &
naestro parroco la historic de esta nina
Aunque no estaba SECURE de poder venir hoy,
Murph os hubiera traidoG "Flor de Maria.
Un criado de la quinta entr6 al iardin
interrumpi6 este diAlogo.
IS nora, ell sef1or abad os espera.
-tHa legado la sills de posta?-pregun-
t6 Rodolfo.
Isl sefIor; estkn enganchando.
Y el criado sali6.
La sefiora Adela, ell cura y los habitantes
do la quinta solo oonocfan al protector de
"Flor de Maria" por Ell nombre de- RodoIfo.
La discresi6n de Murph era iInperturbable,
pues poDfa tanto cuidado en- na0nseTorcar
Rodolfo en- su conversation p,ivada. como en-
llamarle simplemente sefIOr ROdoEfo cuando
le hablaba delante de otras personas.
Sc me olyidaba deciros, stlora-dijo
marchando h&cia la casa,--que Maria tiene
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
ns satv0scrstos ns6dScOs osrsyessos
cor eseTctcSO On est0 Cgs4CLad,

IAEGIkSs1L. IAs ASLA UCl~P<0DnGo "a 81 ~
ErtS.4Ss 0Eolk-, IN sn In ,rtic -AL@S, daraG e
a spldesaIA var 4nloEA. retnAnEs en- sssn ST.
sMn, M oncAalA Ineon Sossspis daI virus
pa~ a.LN i.s1Sss.Sl4Eo G&sl Ans6!EEsc de NEGa-.
LASIcp ~ dO1 Santiago Sei5G izastzlhdo eE.
s&cisO Afsio so ots scNioti. -GstFsESa que di-
$40 sS.-CA 49, ~ .-Ssr 4ss 80 aIA SvnolaA2uoC
3 ~sLS-.><L S~sLsiiGt oo.@egut@o peftsc :
..s 1As e t1xsi .Es loe InSEiEGsos kuTopSos
~ Su -E0oLs, es s9ASEVU al U1L vlEGs p4U-
sASssLin1 .AS 80 sAxa=4A lsS~s4 "a s1E-eGao H.
-uder asee tsrar Ebr -nsg ioa que sasGrtbsn, |,
,he en gsIa popAacion ia proaucico tan fe-
COS resuAtaocH y ms CDtpAito tSE usonjeIc,
hsisfaStorle bsllsEte Sxitc, que se ha1
-tEses hide ecu su smpiso propagation el.
exsefEaiEio GO IA vIrueis que StSrroSisSDA
..1EaA.EEs oLs< oolaOlV.. as4ds -~~os dieA
o.ao sees. No vAelizAto poT es7de los in
tTaacrvos an rabHcSr--ao oan SOLO por nle
do de Ia prUssnts siIo que 5AEnDasa poT /
IrGnnA srioOlca dsi p:als Ser neeesari@--
que In linfa vReuna eE trSiGA de In 5ernera
del precitaco 1nRsIJuFO os superior 2Tsre
Tiu.a q 5uAS l&< a9u4As usaal4sa IN il isiA, II
S4uso ls &c on8res, y gua sstS1istie~ aiert'
hs dado nsjor = rnAs rs=uisSao, hassz e. sz
tremo AaUes c0ussga'do Ia f'sssss<sAcAoF"
DASsssa&s ell voDa& I'or ciauGs,. par
: CO eohe5e : vkigA doude eoDgsaiv pna.erF
DOR SS .t~sc oeiJc eapsttn "a pr@-ense
t luce - - .&%yI ,>x Gc~k3 ~ 0aSstssaI
4 n rses AZ tstr 1,so<,s' ~ kS1pe- ,~ =
st,assx ss, tDs,e ''ae&s- 4rr. 4zSad <se~s---xs
4 $3.50. 4 ts.. .sss.-ess--A-s sAaH ~ s.,.5
a. ss zsssTs -eyae~sssa fs+ NASssgssy
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PARA OABRBTERAs

Sc Ccssdc casG nsstsd dc ssA Ualor, ssss0 And
QssssG ;. itssradord de PsedrG Rasysssia para CT
Fvesevas, coz: es caI1-~a dtrs6s psasGs, ev
M~y bsaem csta,so v ~ vsartsnctc Dc reps4ers0
\ , Sa4. q iss5sSese pssfe dssxgWss Goss R4'
30 1~ssAsg " -sSa -sa4siGS
p~e ~ E'sA~rr. ~ 1904
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iOjo, Ojo!

~ dasean vessdee 81 =eiics &C 10
C II isia.
I'D ests l1pseEts lsstor1@raH,
Ponce 4 Novaes> bre 1904
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MUCHO OJO!
TarietaS al minute en-
esatA Tn0Drenf tea
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Los de las secadoras
tb:e entegarlas coado del baco
Ponce Aguadia San reearg de
un
instaladas
MADEIRA
complete fabca
djunto gbado usndo mas barata ninghn
otro para la
Los fA la Pez mas pesada solo ene Is
que por agunas i6 Nueva
m obeo
ST haeendado desea uzar Ell apaaso
de dsr po conudas de modo pued g opo
Mars
defecto les Cabeo del Conerco de San Sebastian,
tssmitirAn las
de la faerza de eabalos
de
maqunas de cablos los pr"Petaios cuenn
despupadofa,
modo las
olestas al epiesase
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EMILIO CABRERA

perfection del trahf
Doctor don Martha Taveo don Juan Agostini don L. Touee
Ma Pedro Ago
Pedro aho Agosun don CamPos, don Emilio Go
mtz Muias; Agusin Font S baan; don Lc
mar r clio, &c jnntas
mL vp Ponce de NJ yo de 1916
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1O = =
INTERNATIONAL
:PoRT-Au-PRTECF. HAITI

III rrrp'ets-io Owe auRcr'hr of-era ~ "o-
modAA y venIIadAe nnolGaclonos de ost
Hotel todos los puertor~igrefos s1trsl
Rerce je traneito es 'sdfs Ca en HAITI.
En- 81 establecimieato go habla ing So,
frances, espanol ltalisro. Trato culto; ser
vicio escoCiGo.
TepsHos sucprssi en I'll adst tocratito can.
DO de Thor tBizrt6pl para las pasage-c
enfarmcs que ear6n tr4ts>,os cen esmerac
Vclicitud.
Y GoNzALo N4Vrp
Enero 22 de 1875.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The magnificent steamers Umatiila.
CIV Of Puehle and walia walla ply be-
tween Seattle and San Francisco. caiiihg
at Port Townsend and Victoria. ID. -, as
follows:
Leave Seattle Due
FOR san Francisco. San Francisco. a.. m. !:
\ n. M: November s, ii, 10.
November & g. 49, 81 %.
is "a 2S december I. 6. II. 1s.
December 3, s. 13. IS, p. 26. 81.
g. 3.
Leave San Franz Due Seattle p. m:
cisco for Seattle 9INovember s, Is. is.
a. m: %. IS.
November 5. 10. 15.lDeeember :. Is. Is,
20, Is. So q. -.
December 5, 10. Is.
20. &c. so.
The magnificent steamer City OF Topeka
leaves Seattle at a. m. for Alaska NO.
vember Is. q. December Is. y. January
IL, q. Due back at Seattle November y.
December 10. Is. January 10. "a. FEB
ruary 5.
The company reserves right TO change
steamers or sailing dates.
]. F. TROWBRIDGE. p. s. Supt-,
Seattle, Wash.
GoodalI. Perkins & Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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notice TO THE PUBLIC

,,t,s. "a hsv~,.v warned rot 20 pay
.r.s,r.sv "a ra~Eses representing % -
gems Of the Seattle Posi-Inssls renee:
@Scept the following. who are re os.ly
...~s.sSrfzed travelling agents OF the Pos.-
sss - w. J. x NcCieilan. J.
E.wisy. L. :. Harrison. WIN n
Hama and c. r. Peck This Gees
RET apply to resident agents OF LIE
r. osr who are located In safso1s
<J,s.~ ara fawus in the SsrthwesE. FOR
- DostTnsstsrs. who are In ali cases az
sborszef 10 take Subscriptions Tor tns
800 CO Collectors. r. A Catacerr.
fT Hawley. w. w. Ewing and "m'
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


STRS. GARl.AND ANp EVANGEL.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Sun
DAYS Tuesdays and Fridays al III 80 p. m.
for Port Townsend. Port Williams, Dun
geness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Gettys-
burg Pysht Cia.lam Bay ana Neah Bay:
returning arrives at Seattle p. m. on
opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
Yes,er dock for Port Townsend. Port An
geles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
aud Fridays at $50 .. m: arrives Seattle
alternate days $50 p. m.
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D. &. 3. TRANSFORMATIONS co-Week-

~ Time Card.
steamer Champaign, Skagit river route.
leaves Seattle Dec. I, al midnight, Dec
az midnight, Dec. II at midnight, leaves
Mount Vernon Dec. 9 at 6 a. m. Dec. II ut
: A. m, Dec. II at Z a, M. Calling at STAN
wood. Fir Skagit City. Mount Vernon and
Avon.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock Seattle Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nj a. m. for Edmonds, Everett
and Suohomish river points. Tuialip north
bound Monday and Friday. south-bound
Tuesday: connecting with ;. Wiley NaYi-
CATION Co. for Tacoma and Olympia.
CITY dock stes mers for all points on the
Sound. Onen All night Telephone Main
Z s. O. YERkES Manager
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY TREAsURER's NoTICE-City of

CITY TREASURER NOTICE-City of
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the first
snnaei i1stal I'm 9 o; ,oead improveaenf
Remington avenue. in the city OF Seattle.
from Broadway TO kenney street. under
the provisions of ordinance No. S,927. which
provides for the Improvement OF said street
by constructing an iron stone pipe sewer
along said street between said points, to-
gethe' with all necessary wyes. manholes,
tanks and catch basins. and by connecting
the same with the main intercepting sew
er now existing at the intersection OF
Remington avenue and kenney street
therefor in installments. and establishing
FUND for Sucn payment by the leyying
and collection Of special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment and providing for the Issuance OF
bonds. Is authorized by an act OF the
legislature OF the state OF Washington.
approved March g. 1898, and under the
provisions of ordinance No. S.S49. approx
ed May Z, 1894. as amended by ordinance
No, $40, approved July II: 1894 has been
duly certified 10 me for collection. and the
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot of land.
and part thereof. In said district. in pay
and the same, including the interest on
the whole amount charged. must be paid
on or before the % day OF January. 1897.
Unless payment be made on such INSTALL
ment on or before the ID day of January,
1897 the same shall become delinquent, and
shall bear interest at the rate OF per cent.
per annum, until paid, andif not paid before
said time, a penalty Of five 90 per cent.
shall be added. and the sums delinquent
shall he entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and
parcel OF land. and part thereof so de-
linQuent and with the interest and PEN
atty shall be collected as other taxes. to-
gether with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized to be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
and each lot or parcel OF land so delin-
uuent shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment with interest. penalty
and costs In the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date OF first publication. December 2,
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In effect June I, 1904

sEATTLE. EVERETT & wHATCOM
ROUTE
STATE OF Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. at 10 .. m.
SEATTLE a LA CONNER ROUTE
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday at 10 p. m.
Teiephcae. Main rs Yesler dock.
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REWARD.

reward OF 80 viii be paie for inlssr-
uatlon leading 20 this arrest ana cehssN-
ton OF any one stealing copies % asse
Post-Intsillgencer delivered 70 saos~tA~N
fhrougnogf the city.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA

Leaves Tacoma. Il noon; Seattle. Yesief
wharf p. m. Mondays ard Thursdays
FOR Port Townsend. Anaeortes. Falrhaven.
New whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
p m following aay.
Fare &c Blaine 81 fare 10 Vancouver.
s. For further Information apply 20 Yes
asr
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u. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland. Or.
November 20. lSes.-Sealed proposals for
extending the South Jetty at Coquille
River Or will be received here until .
y. m. December %, 1896. and then pub
icly opened. Information furnished on
application w. l.. Fisk, Capt. Engineers
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RosALrE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria ana
PORT Townsend daily. except Sunday. al
II 20 a IN. returning leaves Victoria at
10 a N Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday. a. a.. m: Sunday. direct. AZ
a m. returning direct. leaves PORT
Townsen1 AZ .. m. Phone. Pike ~
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Advertisements under the head o. Losl.
Found For sale. For Rent and 5lEaatl.Hss
Wanted will be inserted a. the rate %
cent a word eaca Insertion. lay ient a.
Mays IN advance. No advertisements "
esiyed for less than r. cents
NOTTCE-Ths business office OF the
post-Inteiilgencer Is open until IL y. ~
sunday hours. . a. m. 20 I'D p 70. al 80
20 70. m Classified advertisements Wa
De- received I'D TO this time.
Advertisements will be received A~
branch Offices OF the Poai-inte.li gen., -.
TACOMA BUREAU--So. llS RACINE
avenue. vnr..
PORT TOWNSEND-Tnlia y Jo9ss-
TEfLT%GHAM BAY-Seg NhA1e"iD'
O. r. Culver. Manager. <.s.r,..
OLYMPIA Alta Main street
Watson. Agent
Tie following letters await advertisers
at this office: -----
a M Farmer. Lewis Count
a r Morris. House. s4heF.
Elder.
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AnxERTIsERg NOTICE.

Advertiser desiring display advertise
uer.fs changed for the Sunday issue must
hard In copy BY ] o'clock Saturday 10 II
cure change.
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KRUsE AND MADISON LINE
STE f.AKMr.

VIII sail from San Francisco December IL.
carrying freight az ~ per ton. connecting
a. Seattle for all points
z e CAME. Agent
Arlington fo.k TelerhoDs. Pike r.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ALL MEMBERS OF KIdgely Reoeccs
Lodge No. 6. are requested 20 meet az
Odd F'ellowe' hall, North seattle to"@y
al ] o'clock p. N. sharp. % atL@ll IN =
body tho funeral or Sister NolAl@fa' ~
order Of noble grand.
MRS. FLORA sIf.IdMAN.
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EMPLOYMENT wASTED-aALE-

gTTuATfO% WANTED BY young man
with high Recommendations ami expert
ence as salesman, bockkeepeF5 ste+s po~
sIfI0n In country store moderate salary.
Address Clerk, post-Intsillgeacer
NANTIcIp-fiy "A firat-ciaSs ruler. position
IN bindery. competent 80 take charge
n necessary Address Binder, Post-lntel-
fsgeuger.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except sunday
N one hour and twenty-five minuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Re, Dsr daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route as r. rvs:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY
TINE CARD.
Single fare. soc: round trip. he.
ave Seattle-7:46 il:ik a m: AS. oas
=. IN.
Leave racoma-a:9o a. M: I. 40. p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a. m; II m. .: m
Leave TAcoma--e:30 a. m: ESQ. 1.so .. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. ia.
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Washington. fare SOC.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
a 8, Wiley NAVIGATION Co.'S steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at $50 m Tacoma at. 900 m
Tacoma at 1000 a m Seattle at. 200 IN
Seattle at. 100 p mi Tacoma at. 800 m
Tacoma at $50 D M Olympia at. $50 p m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle at. 7:so a mi Tacoma at. $50 a m
Tacoma at 10 90 a mi Olympia at. 90 p m
Olympia at. ECO p nj Tacoma at... 500 m
Tacoma at. $50 y IN Seattle at. 7:3o m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 20
cents Landing al Seattle City dock. foot
OF Main street.
LILLY. Boo sRDUS 4 CO. Agents.
City dock Telephone. Main 81.
Capt I. Wiley. Manager.