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positively refused % pay the community
asot Of the boArd % herself ana lnfa nj
son. and las also refused 20 pay ary of
the alsmony. support money Or su.f ssoney
~ ordered Ia the decree. The Only nouey
ne has pad has been 81 for . rx1r OF eao<s
tor the infant son This. sara lord son
says. places her IN . peculiar position. ~
sne u entirely without no1ey ana urAble
20 pay the board OF herself and bsss,y.
This - not the only bitter 81. she has 20
swallow. She cznnos leave her board M
house. ~ Mrs Ph.an. the proprietor, has
= landlords lien oE ali the ea1css og me
defendant an1 the boy. not only for the
board Of herself ard son since the rem
dfsson u the decree. bur for ST owing by
The captain prior . the decree.
According 20 the bfsdavif. Mrs. Jordsson
must have made asnumber OF requests on
the captain Tor the money, - ne nas ven
~ bis position as captain OF gte Eyer ard
sgnifs4 his Intention Of leaving Tor other
parEs, % - TO escape paying over the
money ordered by TIE court. and tais in
the face Of having raoney In -~-s possess
sion.
The warrant was placed In the hands OF
. deputy sheriff. who started out 90 sp2re-
bend the captain.
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cours Notes.

Emanuel T. Lind. a native Of Norway.
was admitted TO citizenship yesterday by
Judge Osborn.
A marriage license wa. issued yesterday
TO G. M. spores and Mamie +. Saisley.
both ~ this city
Judgment for sTs in favor OF Thomas
Burke agains, Andrew ]. Baumgartner
Was signed by Judge Osborn yesterday.
Judgment for ssias2 was entered yesier-
day Ia favor of Frank NJ, Joslin and Ed
ward A. Boxss and against Jcslan d. Cad-
worth.
An order dsscharging the garnishee in
tire case os l. Biumenthal vs. r. II. Fowl
er et al. was signed by Judge oshorn yes
tereay.
An order confirming the sale Of prop
erty IN the case Of NJ. l.. whitman vs. s.
y. Hssseil .; ux.. WAS signed by Judge
Langley yesterday
Findings % fact, conclusions Of law and
decree we're signed by Judge Langley yes
tfriay In the caes Of Rotkcktid Bros vs..
Alden =. Chase e. al
Robert n Lindsay has petitionsa Judge
Langley Tor letters Of asmsntstra ton tn
the estate cf Thomas Moses. deceased.
The estate Is valued at Ss.ea
Daniel c. Rose. party defendant Ia the
ca Sc Of Ole Neiscn w. A r. Fiagg e. al.
ha. given notice that he will nova the
court for new trial on SATURDAY.
A statement Of facts IN the case OF Jer--
ssstah . Csconncr and Mary sosCnnrar -
James H. sEniiA. George Besaes - al. was
nled In the superior court yesterday.
The case % r. = White rs. city ~ Bal
lard which was 20 have been sziea before
,adge Osborn Yesterday. was ss1siaasd
William n. Towne yesterday fled Pc
s.fscn In fhe superior court asking that
letters OF administration On The estate %
Nellie AZ. Tcwns be ts0ed 20 Albert &.
Towre.
Dsn ". Bass was appointed guardian
al iatcru fer tire Defendants Bessie II Eae.
I'm ana Susie =. Edelin,. IN the cas- O..
Mary l. Spess-ke vs.. ". W. Warxiell eG a.
yesterday.
Al oraer appointing Frank r. Levi
guardian a. iss~.n ~ Ah1iAe May Barns
ard Nc-a L.eEs Barns. co-aeysn1aEts in
the case u Henry WhisEen and North
American Trust Company VS. Jusfs NJ
sarns - at, wss signed by Judge Lang
ley yeSterslAv.
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YOUNG IN CRIME.
Efxht-Year-0id Boy Thieves Confess
tn Many RobberieA.

Curtis NcGrew. the boy who escaped
from Gaf.n Brooks and Officer Gissscock
recently. while being taken from the mu-
n.c.pai court to police headquarters. was
arrested YESTERDAY afternoon by Detective
Sa-r, CorSett A. the same time Elmer Nc
Crew. aged $; Fred Peck. aged "a and Bert
Edgar. AGED Is. were taken under the wins
OF the detective and marched TO police
headquarters
Later IN the Gay Curtis McGrew and
Cert Edgar confessed that they burglar
lyef the Alaska Supply Company's store.
ro-nsr Of Railroad avenue ard washing
ton stree. Sunday evening ard passed the
goods out 70 Fred Peck and Elmer Mo-
Grew.
Edr9r scueala1 az soon "a "a WA at
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January sAe
for Yesterday.

for Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
I. 1896 are s., sSl. sa2 s. There were filed for
record yesterday IL deeds. aggregating sls :
s07.e3 Following IL a list furnished oy inc
Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental DOCK
Sheriff to e. r, LillIenthsl; iss q in Nv NIL
10 and Il. sec I, and lots 8 and !, sec 5: q;
5. SO a: lots 10 and IA. block 8 town OF
Washington: blocks l. 2. TO 3. = ana =.
Louisville (ex lots Is and a. block !; 1o5 :
10 "a. block s: lots l and 2, block =: aots
TO I. block 81: also s.14 In town OK WASH
tngton. Nov. II. sl4os2- 20. ,.
Levi w. Ballard ct ux. TO Annie baiiar1'
Slaughter. Nov. IA. 81
Levi W. Ballard st Tx. TO Ira Hszxaro
Ballard. lots 8 and II. block .. 6'iDia u
Levi Lew w W. Ba si ar to Mary y. Ballard.
w !. lot 5. and Z 2tas II lot s. block /. Bal
iard's LIST adj. Slaushter: lots 8, ! and 8:
bIoek I; q lots spd soa SI0sk ,s $ isss Il Of
end said lot /: lots 2. and % & on .
end lot 5. block A. and lots to 10, block 9.
Ballard's Park ad. Slaughter, lots "a 20
and all block 5 lex lots and g.. Ballard s
sup plat. Ballard Park al. Slaughter; lots
L. 2 and 8. block II: lots 70 = 10 II
block Il; lots !. 8 and I. block -; Io:s TO
Slaughter: a in lot 2. sec Is. e, 5; lots
and ic block SIS; lot 81, block Il. Gilman
Park. u lot 3. block 20. Kids az. Nov.
IL 81.
S. W. Ballard ct ux. TO Arthur c. BAL
lard, lot Sc. block Il. Gilman Park Nov.
IL 81.
Mabel B. Ceilings ard husband: George.
20 Thomas w. Boswell. lots ana :. block
%. Kids ad. Oct. II. s. TO
Catherine B. sud Asa X. Curtis 70 Irving
". Leake. lot l, block Z Curtis ad. kirk
lana. Nov. q. teo0.
Sheriff 10 Cora Maude Halspenny, sw sw
end Il nw sw. sec To- q. T. 81 a. Nov. q.
sss7. 20
James II. pawiey 20 Virginia s. Dawiey.
community int In lot :, block q. A. A Dem
ry's 50 s6 Nov. q. u.
Charles Hocksnson to John I. McPher-
sen. lot e. block s. Lake Dell ad. Noy. IL.
500
Mary ]. Williamson 20 Fredrisk A. Phil
brick. LOT 5. block s Fairview Homestead
Assn. Nov- IS, ST.
j. p. Yakey. gdn estate Of Lucy Anna
Francisco. 10 ID F. Brown, LOT ?. block -
D. T. Dennys Park al, ~ Seattle. July
i. ss1o.sS
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want . New As.ignee.

c. r. Bullock and II. K. Fredersci. cred
itors Of Taft 4 Clark. the bicycle firm
THAI assigned some weeks ago. petitioned
Judge Langley yesterday for q meeting OF
creditors 10 select All assignee TO take
charge Of the FIRMS business tbs Arm.
which was known ~ the Seattle Cycle
Company. made an assignment on Mo-
vsmber to n. A. veiine for the cenefls OF
their creditors. Vel. ne shortly afterward
died an inventory with the clerk Among
the claims we're one from Bullock for
ogi.7S and one from Frsdericl for Si4 Is.
and these creditors now ask for an open
meeting Of the creditors to choose an as
s.gnes in lieu Of the assignee named By
the debtors In their assignment deed.
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CIV Hall yose..

A petition Tor presentation 10 tire caun-
csi was Sled yesterday by Mrs NJ NJ
Packrar FER a rebate ct delinquent taxes
for 1874 On icf< - !. inclusive. hlocs 81
Corax.cckx addition
a p@gttlon fer ire vacation cs tne sfley
between Se~enfa s-f E4g1sa avenues anS.
Jarsrs and Cherry streets was ftess yes-
seraAv IN sae city clerks office fer pres-
en.As.on 90 lie ez.y council.
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CoNEY sifNE ALL RIGHT.
Stories ahant 10. R~fng Damaged by
the Flood Entirely False.

The rslaer who came Down from North
Eeri Sunday and tcls such . thrilling
stcfy Of the erect 81 Tire Heed ta the Miller
ard Skykofatsa rivers. seems TO have
drawn on his imagination for the greater
part or the taAe-
Andrew b7aksec-e. President 90 tAs
Baltimore 4 Seattle Mining ard Reduction
Company. which ewEs Ne Coaey Es.a
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GOT OFF LIonr.


The county commissioners were conxras-
ulat.ng themselves yesterday on the small
amount Of damage sustained during the
rscen; floods. The county bridges To the
south Of the city were scarcely injured AT
ali. the greatest damage being repofssd
from the North Bend and snoqualnais re-
g.on. and this not nearly as heavy as Was
anttetpaied. CouDty Surveyor Gardner
estimates that s. 90 viii more than repasr
the damage done.
In Answer 10 . question whether he
thought the melting os the snow that had
faissn would cause additional floods. Dir.
Gardiner said: mo. do not believe any
damage viz result. az the water passes
OF quietly under the thawIng process. II
10 warm rams and Chinook winds that
play havoc after snowstorms. causing the
afreams to swell and overflow. I am ad-
vised. though. that more snow fell iuptnls
city than In any other part OF the county.
This beng fact. We have not much TO
fear from additional foods"
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NE FAILED TO ANTE.


sorc3znn divorce case L. awsin BE-
sss ~ 1ns scarsS this time on an application
Jofafson 70 cause sf,e arress az tAe
s-ss-s *he threatens 20 leave for other
~ 70 escape rsv.nr the a,irnrny
l..sa ef TIE eoer. al the time Mrs..
Y..a was g.vea her divorce Judge
So BEARD ire molten arc issued an
g. or TIE immediate arrest OF Jor-
49, sFa'ae 10 Ar AFFIDAVIT ries n ire gu
~ SosFf yesterday. Mrs. Jarasson a.
49,. sas, snee 'he termination Of ire d.
ease N October. 1874 yo-asson has
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Ella BAufsr can now prosecute hef
iaIbors for sex-sapport without the
thought OF having . worthless husband.
who should be furnishing the necesSaries
OF life. Mrs. Banter was given decree
OF absoiute divorce yesterday by Judge
Langley, her husband. Luc.an Banter.
failing 70 appear. although served with
summons over two months ago. The
couple we're married on May Z. Ass. and
lived together up 90 one year ago, when
Lue.an. without cause. LEFT his wife and
positively refused to support her longer.
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John O'Brien pleaded guilty In Justice
McElwain's court yesterday afternoon to
stealing q stove and some chairs from
Noble Ryther. The property was either
In or over the City Mission on First ave-
nue. south, near Weller street.
Justice McElwain questioned O'Brien as
to his former record. He replied that he
had lived In Seattle some time. and had
worked for Jacob Furth at his residence
on the east shore of Lake Washington.
O'Brien was fined SIS and costs. and IN
default OF payment was committed to tho
county jail. where he viii remain for nine
dayR
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MARINER WIZ Have e Pay.

Default and Judgment WAS entered In
the superior court yesterday In tho case
OF Charles II. Baker. a. receiver or the
Merchants National bank. VI. A. f. Bray
rasr, the amount OF the Judgment beng
$50. Brayms< borrowed the money from
Fred H. Wing. manager Of the Msssachu-
setsu Mutual Life Insurance. Company. on
August s 1893 Wing assigning the note TO
tho Merchants National bank
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THE vANcouvm aou1a
sTrAMrn uroQf,

STEAMER UTO4A -
Leaves Tacoma. u noon: DeetfAk t.
whsrs. 3 p. IN. Mondays ano InN
New Whafcorn. Bsains ana trfdek -
hor and Vancouver sfrfving 49,
.. m. following day.
Fare &c Blaine. ~: faro t. yAt
-. For further lnformAfiCa 80 -
fer wharf III
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BHEyITrEA

Rev. = 81 MARTA. WHO with Few. r
e Dunlap ssia the great revival meeting
Ia this q u some three years E<o - n0a
assisting Rev J. T. Eshessran. OF re
First Christian church. 81 Tarcsna. IN
revival servica Mr Martin AMI Mr. Esh-
esnsan wsre rhs guests Of Res. Au3 Mrs
r. r Danlan IN their horne IN The peany-
Thurman addition yesterday, and returned
Ia INconns GA IRE kltyNr ~ a.
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FIJI on The FLYER.

FIJI ON THE +FLYER.s
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four roucd trips daily. except sunday
In one hour and swen'y-av. minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route as r VS.:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAT
TIME CARD.
Single fare. zoe. round trip. IL.
Leave Se2ttle-s.iS HIS A. M: s.45. Sis
p. m.
Leave Tacona-a:so A. M. I. $50, .. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seatffe--f a M IL m-:sp. n.
Leave Tscorna--s:3o a. M. $50. 30 .. m
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fars SOC.
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TON SMART SQUEALS.
NJ coSFEssEs TO The PoLlCE
THAT HE n 4 THIEF.

TAa Yosnx Maa whe First Tela .
TArfiiiag stsry % Hsw I've Dig
Rebbers HsA Cene Int Henry
Jones' Hssse ana Taken . Bank
Confainisg go Vow Says He
Teek II Himself. bus That There
was osiy $3.50 IN II.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY and all its at
tending ailments. both OF Young. Middle
Aged and Old Men: Indiscretions OF
Youth. Excuses of Mature Years. caus-
Ing drains which sap the vitality. Night
Losses, Failing Strength. Aching Back,
Diseased Kidneys, Inffamed Glands. vari-
cocele. Hydracele. Dizziness of the Head.
Gloom and Dependency. Poor Memory
and Wandering Mind.
HEART, BRAIN AND NERvES-Pai-
pitations of the Heart Difficult Breath
Ing. sunoeauns ,d ssnng, ru ma o.
Death. Dread of Being Alone. You have
no time TO lose.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cystitis. STRIFE
ture. etc.
DISEASES OF woMEN-An Of their
many Ailments cured.
WRITE IL away from tho city. Book
Guide 10 HEALTH" treatise on all or
gans and their diseases, free on applica-
ton.
Call on or address
y. MARTIN RADCLIFFE, ~. D.,
rs First Avenue. Seattle. wash.
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Gerald Edmund Maloney. who was
burned on the face and body during the
absence Of his mother from the house. Is
dead AS stated in the Post-Intelligencer
yesterday morning. the child was badly
burned. almost roasted. on its face 1t
was stated at Bonney & Stewards under
taking rooms yesterday that the child
probably crawled to the stove. and in some
manner hard to explain its clothes caught
fire.
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SAN JUAN IsLANpA

STEAMER LYDIA THQ4R09Rs
Carrying United States mall, 1eM@M &yW
nesday and Friday at = ~ fgr 4oGes
Townsend. San Jusn talAnd4 An0 ~
Whateom. Returning. leaves MeW Voo9<5
com Tuesday. Thursday 49, nnfufdax ~
a. IN. J. X. Thompson. nlAnakea-0wn ess
Islly, Eogardns n Co. AGeolA CITY 0oeAs
Teiephone Main 81.
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Robinson's body Reported Founa.
A report reached the city yesterday that
tho body Of Bridge Foreman Robinson.
who was drowned In the White river near
Kent two or three weeks ago. had been
found near the Hayes hop ranch Cor
oner Askam said that the matter had not
been reported to him.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Brono Quiniss Tablets.
Druggists refund money II 1t falls 10 cure
sc.
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The Biueceass win Dance.

The Police Relief Association met yes
terday afternoon at headquarters and
completed arrangements for Its fourth an
nuAl ball. which viii be held at the Arm
Org tomorrow evening. The impression
has become prevalent that the ball is to
be given on the night of Thanksgiving
whereas the date IL November g This
matter was discussed at the meeting yes
terday. and n. T. Powers chairman OF
the committee on arrangements, request
ed the Post-Intelligencer TO make mention
OF the matter.
While the ball was being discussed yes
terday some one said that this year q
general invitation had not been sent to
the Tacoma police force. Another police
man explained that year ago an invita-
ton was sent, but no reply was received.
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L. & u. Transportation CO.
Weekly Time Card. Hkagit River U4Vtes
Steamer Champaign leaves Seattle NM
e, AZ u midnight; Nov. q, q - md9elSSft
Vernon. Nov. u. al I = M: Nov. ~ ~ {
g. m.: Nov. q. at a. nj. Callin8 a Atone
WOOD, Fir. Skngit City. Mount vefQo4 M
Avon, gTulaiip xoinG south 6upde3 ~
all points on the Sount Omen al Gl1A&
Telephone Main s. 8 d YERKEx Ill
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION 90
Time Card In effect IT, & ~

SEATTLE, EVERETT = WHA1CO4
State OF washington Iea00 neeskle oeesys
except Saturday. at u p. -
SEATTLE n LA coNNMN ROUTE
rasrnsv.n leaves ueat(n eqlV exeepS
ss TsIsassas - Nae Y a rs~ssr 1sek
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Maggie Fraser, who IL known in police
circles a. Matte Burns. was arrested last
evening by Detective Cudihee and booked
~ headquarters ION suspicion" She OBJ
tanned employment at the home OF the
Wilxinslxis. corner of James and Fourth
avenue. taking her correct name Several
articles have been missed. when the po-
lice found out who the servant had been
they thought II advisable to arrest her.
None Of the articles were found in her
possession. Maggie Fraser. alias Burns,
is Z morphine fiend. The police DO not
have faith in her regard for other peoples
property.
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Henry Sherwood. title examiner oe the
ST. Louis Trust Company. committed sui
eide Friday by shooting himself with re-
yoiys-.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


The magnificent steamers UmAtiila,
City OF Puebia and walIa waiia ply be-
tween Seattle and San Francisco. calling
at Port Townsend and Victoria. u. G.. az
follows:
Leave Seattle DIE
For San francisco. San Francisco. a. m.
sa- m. November 9. IL. is
IS. ., 2s december 1. 8. II. is
December ., 8. Is, Il, Il. Is. 81.
q. Is.
Leave San Franz Due Seattle .. m:
cisco for Seattle sINovember 8. t., is
a. r1-. y. y.
November 8. 10. Is December 8, u, Is
20, -. 80. -, -
December 5. 10. ls
20. rs. 30.
The magnificent steamer City of Topeka
. leaves Seattle az n. m. for Alaska No
venber 10 ~, December IL. -. January
IL. n. Due back at Seattle November Is.
December 10 e. January 10. "a. Feb
ruary =.
The company reserves right 20 change
steamers or sailing dates.
J. r. TRoWBRIDGE. r. 2. Supt,.
Seattle Wash.
Goodali, Perkins C Co.. General Agents,
San Francisco.
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co on THE GREYHoUNa

Everett. Edmonda. 6nohowl14 HpubA
Two round trips daily. except 14E4ays a.
IN. AS p. m: leaves Everpt& II IL ~, 4
y. m Seattle landing. Colmah dQck: ~
sYett landing, Merchants deck Ge01ooln
kado for snohonish. with train RI 1al1{f
Cristo and way stations TolephonA Wo4
ssl. FRANK w. 0ooDHUH ~
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Ala SIX A.

n N IA
Pacific Coast Steamship Cofnparv's
POPULAR STEAMSHIP AL-kf.
All newly rentted, new upper deck cabins
and new and commo6icils second -ciass
passenger accommodations, will sail from
Seattle. November e. at ? a. IN. via TM~
coma. connecting at Port Townsend with
francisco Novsgnbe 5. Will call at
MARY ISLAND.
kETEIiIkAN.
WEA@GEL. ETNDTM.
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 10 WrangeI: Cabin. s.. second
class. s3.A.
Fare. 10 juneau. Cabin. sle; sacond
class. s..
J. r. THOwBHfI,GE.
Puget Sound superintendent.
Seattle Office. Ocean dcrs. foot of Main
street Telephone, Main n.
Goodsil Perkins & Co. general agents.
San Francisco.
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sSl.sxs1a ~ AiaHkA Novefnb1g a.
- - "a coIopk - svssy nssen -
thsrsafter. - eassergey rate o1De0
vor ffs1xns ID CARROLL. Agsel.
z.., sss,asfssxs B sof5 sss.s ~ -.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
w,r. ROUTE .
AELTNOAAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
olympia Al. so m Tacoma al. snam
Tacoma A.. 1910 m Seattle at. .i2s00 m
eeass.s at. 80 o NJ Taeorna at s.01 . n
Tacoma at. SO IA Olympia at. 80 "a
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday
Seattle at. ia nl Tacoma a.. smam
Tacoma at, 400 nj Olympia a.. leo p N
Olympia ~. 1sO o nj Tacoma at. s % p n
Tacoma at. $50 . IA Seattle At. 30 p N
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. -
eenis Landing a. Seattle City dock. foot
LILY Bss-s sDus CO. Agents
City dock Te.snaone. Naia 81.
Cap. L Wiley. Manager.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTCS ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON,
On Poy. Orchard and Port washington
rcuse. leaves City 4cek. fcot Of Xasa
street. sd o. m. calling ~ South Beach.
B1rcEefs. Brick Yard. Erener.on. ~.
Navy Yard. ss3ney. Cssessss.oa. Tracyton.
Chseo. Eslvexeals. Leases Port orcsard
sasy ' a. nestnsaa. matter. lily lily.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-19
THE PROFITABLE COW.

Size-Anywhere between 600 md
1000 pounds. An average COW of any
breed Will answer, other things being
equal.
Conlormation-Large barrel and
great capacity, as shown by the deep
middle and ribs we'll sprung. Neck,
shoulders and thigh thin. Wide over
hips and loins, and above all else thin
in flesh and lacking beef form when
we'll fed. She should show good health
by having good heart girth, good ap:
petite, and hair as smooth as silk.
Football she will habitually eat up
clean and digest OF we'll balanced
ration.
Produc:ion-Her annual butter pro.
duct should never fall below 200
pounds and with butter at fifteen cents
net there is little profit at $50 pounds.
To get such COWS use only registered
bulls of your favorite breed. Do not
use a bull whose dam as a two.year.
old will not produce 1870 pounds or as
a mature COW 300 pounds OF butter
fat. The best bull obtaiaable is none
too good. Do not begrudge the $50
or 500 it will take to buy such bull.
American Agricultural.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-19
EXPERIMENTS IN PIG FEEDING,

The Illinois Experiment Station has
published the results of sixteen expert
ments made in feeding corn alone to
pigs. These experiments were made
in nine different months OF the year,
and show excellent work. The average
of the sixteen lots showed II! pounds
live weight made from fity-six pounds
of corn; with corn worth thirty.fye
cents per busLel this would make pork
cost atriae over three cents per pound.
The poorest results were obtained
from work done in January, which
showed G.93 pounds from one bushcl
of corn fed to pigs weighing l0S
pounds each. The next poorest re.
suits were obtained in June, July and
August, and showed 8.2S pounds per
bushel Of corn fed to pigs weighing
EOS pounds each. The third poorest
result was in July, and showed S.G6
pounds per bushel fed to pigs of 223
pounds weight. The best work was
done in December, and showed 1851
pounds from one buslel of corn.-
American Farmer.