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Rates, SO. 80 and $500 per day.
Dr." JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.
Die
kwI.OR..

wm. ?. Behring. St Louis; VIM Thomp-
Pl DAllas' e, W Richardson, Quincy. III.
p; o Donnell, New York; Chas. W. Mater,
|sols' G; E. Hooper anu wife, Galveston;
| {. Ellison, Dockhart. j. c. Easthani
|un,slillc; F. ". Barron and wife, Spirit.
{ake Iowa, r. j. sledgc. Kyle; II. NJ. Flick
2ses, Fort Worth; G. =. Fcgan. Dallas; H.
k'lagg, Chicago; ID. w. Shlnks, St.
|euls; Mrs. j. II. Burkson and daughter
L lhaIman, Cuero; J III. II. Dennis, e.
.Waterborse and wife, II. II. Ward, Miss
Is'fsfine Mcshan, A. A. Rugelcy, Wharton;
Shepard, Columbus; c. A. Hagorman,
w Arthur; Geo. NJ Browdcr, San Antonio;
p't LII, conneff, r. d. Miller. New Orleans;
Miller, city: l.. ID. Wrist. Orange; Il. X.
yg Austin; Edward e. CerIton. Tyler. II.
Williams, Groesbeeck; Frank Andrews.
thd T. c., Walter Gresham, Ir. Galves-
M, Cunningham and wife. New York;
smith, Lagnna: s.. NJ. Leroy, Corpus
|Mlsti' +. L. Coudt and wife, Chicago; Karl
Up, st. Louis; G. W. skinner. smithyiIle;
Z, Norris. D. J. w. Cox. Groesbeeck; a.
u, s,ccnoenmann. city; G. G. Perry. A. II.
ille. ,Gslveston A. s. Johnson. New Or
In NJ. g. Jarreau, w. J. Armstrone. Dal-
4, T. A. Curtis, f. l.. Farrel, Chicago;
|'ceft Law, Beeville; r. G. Skeen, Dallas.
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Tho Southwestern freight bureau al 81.
Louis has given notice that effective Jan
vary the International and Great Northern
VIII apply the Same rates to Beaumont
from points In Mississippi and Missouri
rivers territory an the Missouri Pacific as
now are applied from such points to Hous
ton and to Galveston.
Effective January 80. the maximum rate
from Interstate points to points ON the
Gulf and Interstate railway will be deter
mined by applying the Galveston rate.
The bureau has also given notice that cf-
fective today the rate from Houston and
Galveston to Shreveport. reduced on ac-
count OF water competition, will be applied
on southbound business as we'll. This mat
ter was mentioned at some 'length in The
Fost several days ago.
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Fisht May ne renewed.

81. louis UIobc- Democrat.
Indications point to \ renewal OF the feht
between the Missouri river lines and the
Southern pacifc's Sunset route on trans
continental traffic. About two months ago
at the request OF the Southern Pacific. an
agreement for tic future maintenance of
rates was effected. the result OF which
was a restoration OF rates, the increase
amounting 20 from rs to so Der cent. 1t
now transpircs that the Southern Pacific
is again making cut rates from New York
via New Orleans and the Sunset route
and in consequence Western merchants en-
gagged in Pacific coast business find them
selves unable TO compete with their New
York competitors
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1hrcn AttnchmrntH mum.

Waco Texas. January ~. Three ATTACKS
ments were filed today In the Fifty-fourth
district court. Two of the suits are styled
Sanger Bros. against the Waco NatatoriGa
company and the other Is Sanger against
-. NJ. Gillespie ct al.
The first Two suits are brought TO co.'s
lect notes amounting in the aggregate 70
$1,000. The suit against Gillespie IL for
notes amounting 10 $500. The attach
ments were run on land belonging TO s.
w, SIayden OF the Natatorium company. ho
being indorser On the notes.
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Gulf Air Line wreck.

freight train on the Houston East and
West Texas Wednesday night struck II COW
at point about one-half mile east OF
Reno. a station forty-six miles from Hous-
ton, the engine and fourteen cars going into
the ditch, The engineer and fireman
jumped aud only the latter sustained in
juries, which were very slight The track
was not Cleared for traffic until YESTERDAY
afternoon, when tho south bound PASSENGER
was allowed to proceed. II arrived late last
night and was sent out again as the regular
night train. Train service will be resumed
today on regular schedule.
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c.. $. l.. and II. Air Line.

OakYillc. Texas, January 26.-.)r. d.
Griffin Gun, president of the Chicago. st.
Louis and Texas Air Line railroad. is in
Oakyille with a corps of surveyors. They
arrived yesterday and We're rendered a
banquet at the Waller hotel last night.
Their line will cross the Nneres river one
half mile from Oakvi!!e and thence down
the valley toward Alice. Dr.. Gun assures
the people that this road Will be built from
San Antonio to Brownsville at once.
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Last night Mrs. K. PuInilia, M Italian
woman WAS struck on the head With Z
club by one Of four negro men and painful-
~. though not dangerously. injured. She
saws tho negroes came into her store and
asked to see can OF peaches. She band
oil them can and one OF the negroes
grabbed IL and started TO run. She
screamed and started in pusuit when an
other negro struck her IN the head and ste
became unconscious. The negroes escaped,
hut the officers today arrested n PARTY.
whom they suspect Of being implicated In
the assault
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nEuNIoN On nAxDIlyrl.
Henry starr Meets Many ~ the GanH
In the Pen,

Columbus. Ohio. January 2i.--Henry starr.
leader OF the deiinr gang Of train and bank
robbers which has been terrorjxing tho ciii-
zeifn 81 ihr Southwestern states for the past
Ia, years, has been reserved NJ tho Ohio pen.
itenflary 20 serve eight years for robbery and
one for manslaughter
starr led The gang TINT robbed the bank at
1,enfonytilc Aris. OF Sao.'sD 1yc years aKu.
when captured at colorado Springs he had
SIC U)g In gold IN his clothes Starr xah once
q member OF the fain0us Dalton gang ~ out
laws tho surviving members Of which are
all 10 the Ohio penItenfiary.
When the news OF STAIRS arrival Was heard
az The prison score OF oIdrtime deSperAdofs
applied for special permission TO see the re-
ind chief
Unusual as these requests Hcrc. they were
q, anted, and 0ne BY one The men who once
te1rprlzed the pcoplc Of Oklahoma, Arkansas
ard Texas nlrd IN,
The prisoners talked over old times add III,
qulred after former comrades.
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Freight Rates Dircu.sion

Washington, January 2I.--tspecial)--B.
F. Yoakum arrived in Washington today
and went to New York tonight In company
with E. II. II. Green 10 attend the meet
ing of the Southwestern Traffic association
which convenes there tomorrow. The meet
ing will discuss the Discrimination against
the all rail routes from Texas TO New
York and with the scahoard rates from
Houston and Galveston.
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tered a. amendment. vhicA was detected
~ party vote. elk 70 seven. that On 4
ssee BY the government he purchase price
should ne the amount u the claims Of the
kovernment In addition to the first mort
ssse: Failing In this Mr.. Mc1uirc said
ne Insertion OF the words that the sale
United States n - y
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Guadalupc valley survey.

Victoria, Texas, January 27.-The sur
veying corps of the Guadalupe Valley rail-
way completed the final survey CT the
line to the city limits OF Victoria yes
yesterday and are canlped near the pump
house. II has not yet been determined hv
which route they will enter Victoria,
whether by the lower route. which Was
used BY the Pan American. or the northern
route.
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KANSAS PACIFIC.
rremiar RESOLUTION for IT. sale was
a.ionfed with Amendment.

washington. January 27.-rhe mouse
oonr,,,.e on Ppcinc roads axreed To-Day
i rcncrt what is known az tine Fleming
rsso,u,,on corcefnIng the sale Of the kan
~ pacific road with amendments en-
sodv;nr Recommendation made BY Senator
Thurstoii- ,aa,ac.-
The Thurstor provisions, w1n niou'nes.
t,onr. provide that after shs scyern nr"a1
acquisition Of the Kansas r.s ,,oo .s' :, III
o.nu y ~ 70 me best idvaatA;e 70 the
United States. Z. r.,teor,,ta ~
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A. Court in Hcaumont.

Manager Van Week, Engineer Mahl and
Superintendent Mulvey of the Southern Pa
cific will 60 to Beaumont this morning to
attend court In the hearing OF Il case OF the
Texas and New Orleans VS.. the Gulf and
Interstate over the placing of crossing.
The case has been postponed from time to
time and today 1t is set for hearing again.
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pREpGING ON rHE nEEE.

Clarke a Co. this morning began dredg-
Ing the oyster reef in the channel In the
point OF Sabine Pass 10 depth nf twen-
fy-fonr feet. This work viii be completed
in two weeks and will permit deep draft
vessels 10 load at Meruuite point. where
the Pee Gee Is digging slip. The 1redg-
ing is being done ct the expense of the
Port Arthur COMPANY.
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A Central Rate.

For the meeting Of the National Educa-
tional association. department Of superin-
iendence, to be held at Chattanooga, Tenn.
February % to "a. the Houston and Texas
Central will sell round trip tickets at one
fare. Tickets will be sold February -, ~
and 81 limited until March for return.
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snu,n re improvements.

Conroe, Texas. January 26.--The Gulf.
Colorado and Santa re Railway company is
doing general overhauIipg OF the recently
acnuired part of its line east OF Conroe.
sixteen carloads OF bridge timbers have
gone out this week, with three extra bridge
crews, and the pile-driving outfit. All are
al work
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Ar quarters,
sicber A. j. Stroble. chenango: W G.
M n y, austin; II II. Hardin, Stephcnyille;
|sIIr uinnnlh L. d. Irish. p. q. Baker. w. n.
III, dvrange; ]. w. Riggin. Waco; George
,,, s,aoefwood, Richmond; w. II. H. Hutch,
IcR,,d. 7. Ellston, Fort Worth w L..
Esirsss,e, san Antonio: Mrs. Ferera klIie.
slmasoh VIM. Lasker, Cincinnati A. NJ.
Isod sr ety. " X. Follis, Texas: W. A.
xs.rson, Texas +. A. Hyatt. beaumont;
I snssn,ys' II. W. Chinn, sunnysde; II. r..
a. ~ and wife, La Porte; Robert Ora
n x;sarietta, Ga: George w Halrgrove
~,sene; Missouri City: Thos Parks. Ten
saas; A. b, Nash. San Antonio, q. Din,
I'm, Calvert; NJ. Grumbach. Galveston;
ill., TODD noon. smithyille; j. u. Blackburn, In
sa,sfrnory Ed II. Hanke. Smithvillcs>E.
y; eells, Webster City. Iowa.
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court of CrIminnI Apprnls.

Dallas Texas, January 1.-THE follow
ing cases were decided today in the court
of criminal appeals:
Charlie Williams. from johnson. az
firmed; Byron speights 1.-TWO csses). from
Jefferson. appeal dismissed.
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A Rnmnred Extcnsion.

Cleburre, Texas, January 26.---General
Manager l.. j.. Polk and ieneral supcrir-
tendrnt OF Machinery James collinson to-
day passed through the city gong out ever
the Weatherford branch. which it is report
ed will be extended to New Mexico TO con-
meet with the California branch snd thus
shorten the distance from the Pacific coast
to fhr gulf at least 900 giles.
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slcnrr, MrcckIng Gar.

! Cleburne Texas. January 2S.;-lhe santa
FEE road has lust received new steam
wrecking car. This is the oniy one on the
line and will be- held AZ clebprne for wreck
ing work OH this division.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Nayasria, Texas, January q Mrs. Hat
tie Blumentbai made a conveyance yoster-
day by which she transferred to H. Mar
whisky her stock Of goods In what is pop
ulariy known as the Fruit Palace.
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Mexican In,crnni,onnI Appointment

G.. Is. Dunlap, genera ireishl anu PISS
senger agent OF the Mexican International
railroad, kas Issued a circular announcing
the appointment OF Horace d. Goodale as
travelling passenger agent. with headauar-
ters at Torreon. Mexico, vice Joe Wright.
resigned to accept service elsewhere. The
appointment was effective January Il.
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rhe Nc,y Dennt..

The old International and Great Northern
railway freight shed Is Tow being torn
down to make room for the new structure
and work on the new denot viii room com
mence. This depot viii cost about 10000.
Plans and specifications for the new
Santa Fe depot have been received here
rnd are now open for inspection OF pros
pective bidders at the office OF City Ticket
Agent 10 r. GreeDhill. The plans
chow that the new depot will be built
Of stone brick and wood. the total length
being seventy feet and the width at one
end twenty-four feet and at the other thir-.
ty-eight feet A train and passenger shed
will also be constructed. extending from
ccngress avenue to Preston avenue In
this shed will be arranged seats for pas
sengers awaiting trains who prefer TO
remain out In the ali.
Kids for the construction OF this 'uilding
win be opened In Galveston on February l.
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C0apii nsehtsYy to Judge Hendricks.
A very pleasant little affair was given
in the parlors II the Lawlor hotel Tuesday
night by o number OF the gentlemen guests.
complimentary to Judge X. r Hendricks
OF Dallas, who departed the following
morning for his home after a protracted
stay In Houston Captain James Lawlor
was the hest OF the occasion and received
the little eoteric OF Judge Hendricks
friends In right royal style. A light lunch
WAS served Ind ttoze OF the party who
we're 80 talented sang and played at in
who participated were: Joshua Clark of
Dallas. o. X. s. JOHNSON OF Cincinnati. 81.
r. Frantz a Pennsylvania. " A. MoFoney
and Peter Cohen ana Joseph HELEN OF the
Southern Pacific. Houston.
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ORA ngr LUcaIs.

Orange. Texas January 81 sin Killer
Grifhn. the great colored evangelist. viii
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w. b. Groseolose Of the Katy was In
Galveston Yesterday.
Richard Lord. traffic manager for Me-
Fadden Bros. has returned from trip
through the State
Barney Fagan OF the baltimore ond
Ohio Southwestern and II VI. Fickinger Of
Inc Memphis route were doing Houston
yesterday.
Horace Booth. general agent freight de-
partment OF the International and Great
Northern. went 10 Trinity. Texas. yester-
day 10 be absent several days
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAN
Take Laxative Bromo ouinlus Tablets, All
druggists refund the money II II fails ~!
cure; 25c. Tho genuine has i. y. @. -
each tablet.
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WOMAN Hlr WITH A cLU9.

award OF condemnation commissioners will
BIO tried in the county court tomorrow.
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THE HOTELS.
IpIroL HOTEL

AEikob lici LIZ
RIVALS.
Rates, $3.50 to
I@ per day. Six
1egant rooms,
kh bath. Large
nipple roo IL s.
lnirally located.
81 a ccommoda-
pns for CONNER
al men in the
a.
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snnnlrrs, DErAnrNENT.

Reagan. Texas. January 26.--Five dollars
reward for Dolphis Young In any jail n
Texas. Young Is Il negro gambler brown
skin. about 30 years old. 8 feet 10 inches
high, heavy mustache: has very little to
say; looks peculiar out OF his eyes. one =
little CROSSED. and says Yes. Sir" to
everything you say to ham has dark
OVERCAST on reddish felt hat: has lady's
gold watch. Escaped from me on January
g5. 1895 Wire me. hold warrant. W..
r. Marlin, constable, Reagan, Falls county
Texas. Y
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
Boyle & Ward.
Props.

Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day,
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f~.oo pt' N.Y.
T. p. A. head
quarters,
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STATISTICS OF EXPORTS.
Figures Concerning Agricultural
Products Sent Abroad

The monthly statement OF the principal
articles OF domestic export OF the United
States. issued by the bureau OF statistics,
shows the exports for December, 1897 with
the increase or decrease. as compared
with December. 1886, to have been as fol-
lows:
Breadstuns. 500 5ei. ssl; increase. nearly
s., eco 900.
Cotton. So. ESQ us: decrease. about sa.-
0G0oo0.
Mineral oils, ss.sS5 2si: decrease. about
$3.50.
Cattle and hogs. s3.s76ss2: increase,
about $500 go.
Provisions. sl4oea.os2; increase. about
s.. 66s 900.
For the year ended December 81, 1877,
the exports were as follows:
Breads;uffs. S243, ~, los: increase. nearly
s67 000.o 0o.
Cotton, s2l2 52i. go; decrease. nearly szl.-
oo0 600.
Mineral oils. s59,0575i7; decrease. about
81, 100 200.
Cattle and hogs. s3s. 1851: increase.
nearly $4,000.
Provisions. sl35. 1904. S2s: increase, about
s., 0f0 60.
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Canada, Preparing to Seize Dis
puted Alaska Territory.
SENDS AN OFFICER NORTH
His xam< IL Captain Rant. and Hav.
Ing served In Her Majesfy's Cav
airy Many Years, Is Considered
Thoroughly Competent 10 Look
After Cnnada's Efforts IN Take
That Which Mag Not Belong to Her

FORE uRAxfsEL Alaska. Jan. p
The Dominion OF Canada. through the
ageHGy Of the provincial government o.
British Columbia, in one short week viii
have taken formal possession OF the eouE-
try about Lake Dsuaett. On the Yukon
trails Of Dyes saG Skagsag. Jealous
Anieric-.s 4 ref..sl.ng in Alaska have ever
coniended that the upper or south point
OF Lake Bennett and air OF Lake IAnde-
man are within the Alaskan bouIdary.
-Oniy the LAST mail from skaguay brought
the news tina; Wills Thorp. the Alaskan
csttlemaE. had resiatetl the collection Of
Canadian duties a. Lake Bennett upon
the sressnA that IL was American terri
tory. .Tpast9ssry. Of Tlstp ena. others is
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A. druggists or sent on receipt OF price
ASK for DIR. Humphreys Specific Manual
OF all Diseases * your Druggists or
mailed free
Humphreys Medicine Company. New
York
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tina, the boundary line nj thirty miles
. from the coast TO be computed from the
: actual shore line OF the mainland rather
than the outer rim OF the islands. would
place him sim under the stars and stripes.
But 80 far as the formaiity Of possession
goes the British are first ON the ground.
for a passenger of the Canadian Pacific
steamer Tees. lying here today. Is Capt,
". J. Rant, British Columbian gold com
-missioner. stlpendary magistrate and rev.
enue collector. With headquarters at the
south end of Lake Bennett. capt. Rant
will deal out the law as kind of govern
. meut agent The mounted police Of the
neighboring province OF Northwest terri
tory viii be subservient to his orders when
collect the fees. and, as he puts It. viii be
Pooh bah of the district.
Every Yukon hound traveller must con-
tribute either directly or indirectly 10 the
provincial government through capt
Rant. No man shah cut tree to build
his boat without first securing Il hand
iogssrs license. which scrap Of paper
costs SO
The timber OF Lake Bsnnstt hss been
granted 10 private parties under a lease
sghe wholesale cutting OF trees fer saw
mills win be stopped ut onco ana a round
stumpage charge exactoa Capt Rant has
% notified MaFkus s Randolph. who opcr-
ated sawmill at the southwcstern arm
!. OF tha lake last season. when the lurn-
her Is cut By hand one or more beats may
ba hulp by the sa1na iN3'yiduAl on n
single license. ThIa restriction does not
end with Lake Bennett hut boat builders
after crossing the Northwest territory
line must deal With the of3cers az AXE
Tarlsh.
-lss~, Is not ROW law Faia Capt
Rast To-day. ~is Is Ia be enforced up
there fer the first time 1t IS 90 moro
than right, for X you build a boat In Sc
attic yen must pay FOR The lumber"
Capt.. Rant has heen many years iu the
service % tlse crown. For sixteen .eass
sn India AsaG tslr. ga Zulaland he served
In her majesty cavalry. retiring with
IN. fauG ~ captain which rank he r.
tafrN. uaslr ~f
, In VS. tsef g score ~
ye~xs .nfih f-sa aslle.. Lest fa1i ne vas ln
THE epeC.s sevvice OF tn provincial Pc
nce~rs a private. aud IS wcN remembered
AZ Sk&gway and Lake Bennett Die has
every trait ~ "A gentleman un 60 that ~
being the same urtigr ais conditions -
rank. Cart Rant $ accompanied hy his
sass.-NAe l. incharse of two dog tears.
- -
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Tire reorie of Fc-t W-an-ei are likely
70 have little Rlondfka OF their own by
the loss o. the Corona. Not the golden
part, but THE famine For weeks the rner-
chants haxe been trying 70 persuade the
ea-nssIsp company 70 bring on their
goods. ordered long ago. bat none has
come. II r. now the belief that the long
desired goods were On the Corona In
thai case a food shortage Will surely &C.
eur for a short time. Already eggs are
pxobtaIna bic. butter as good as gone.
meat Il getting scarce and -four Is rome
no plentiful. Nany other articles are Of
short supply. The Fort Wrangel business
Tz1sgs are making loud complaints that the
steamship companies will not bring freight
uoT Passengers Tor this port when q foot
o SPACE Is ws1ted for juneau. Dyea aud
skagway TnEs they say makes the pres
eEt threatened shortage possible. The
merchants carry no Insurance On their
caFg0es II transit.
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PORT GAMBLE. Feb. 5.-Arrived Feb.
z-Schr Okanogan. from Port Ludlow
ASTORIA. Feb. 5.-ArrIyed Feb Ger
sn Emilio, from Yokohama: str State Of
California. from San Francisco. Sailed
Ger en- Beethoven, for United Kingdom;
bktn Tam O'Shanter for San Francisco
HOI.fHEAD, Feb. 5.-Sailed Feb. 4-BI
sh CaruarVeron Bay for Victoria
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6 ~ .
BREAKS UP
col Ids


If SEVENTY SEVEN Is TAKEN AT
FIRST; THE EASIEST TIME TO STOP
A COLD OR CHECK THE GRIP.
OCCASIONALLY AN OBSTINATE
COLD TAKES LONGER. AND WE ASK
FOR "7-'' THE SAME INDULGENCE
ACCORDED YOUR PHYSICIAN; THE
PERSISTENT USE OF ''17'' INSURES
A TRUE CURE.
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\ storm or considerable encTSy has been
prevailing over " ssl1iueton ara oregon
since fEid1v morning. aEH IS ROW central
over the Straits cf Fuca. Heavy rafu mas
fallen So the Northwest. Nsth niSh winds
along the csst~f. reaching forty miles per
hour nt Tatco>a and slXtytoUr h!ics.
southeast at Fort Caubv
Seattle Local Report MaNlmum temper
atarr. - scgrtvs. minimum. a. mean. Is.
WcaEhsr. Ta.wy Precipitation 81 the PAST
tNea ty-four houTs, III Inches
Is; \. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Parks to keep hands and feet warm
They will burn In small tin box for 81;
hours. Packages OF TO- cents; pack
ages. 10 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

JEFF ERSON-In Seattle. at the Monte
rev House. First avenue south and Main
street Friday February 1. 1888. VILLA m
D. Jefferson OF pneumonia. aged 30 years.
Funeral services will be held at Bonney
& Stewards chapel at | o'clock this after
noon. under the auspices of the Theatrical
Stage Employees Union. Interment in
Lake View cemetery.