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FEED BILLS ARE TWO HIGH.
Mayor Pagan, of 'Hoboken Says $50 a
Month per Horse is too Much.

Mayor Pagan of Hoboken. is conducting an
Investigation into the cost Of feeding five
horses which are used by the Street Cleaning
Department. Within the last five months bills
aggregatlnG about 500 per month have boon
sent by feed dealers to the Common Council
for feed furnished to the five horses. Mayor
Pagan has refused to give his consent to the
payment OF the bills. He says that it costs
him only SO month each to keep his own
horses. and that it costs only 81 month to
keep each horse In the Fire Department.
Street Commissioner Bernard Bayer. who
ADULTS the bills OF this department. says that
all the feed called for in the bills WAS delivered
at the citys stable. and that 1t was all con-
sumel by the five horses
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Court Clerk Smith Denies That Sheehan
boosted Him Into Politics.


Thomas f. Smith. clerk OF the City Court,
sail last evening that he regarded the attack
made on him by John Is. McGodbrck at the
Peauod Club on Thursday evening as OF little
consequence.
Regarding the charge that I am an in
CRATE" said Mr.. Smith. l have this to say.
Former Mayor Hugh j. Grant. noted for his
interest In and kindness to young men. gave
me my first political place. and not John G..
Sheehan. Whatever have got in politics was
through Tammany Hail. under the leadership
OF Richard Croker. All that Mr.. Sheehan got
since his advent in this CITY he received
through the influence Of Tammany Hall. while
under the leadership OF Richard Croker. Nr.
Sheehan for his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, assails
Mr.. Crok er and the organization that made him.
and seeks to disrupt it. ]. as n member of the
district organization. do my best. in my hum
bic way. 10 Illustrate Shechan's tr easonab
designs. Which one is the migrate?
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KILLED ON the wny to II Fire.

PARKERsnuRG. W. Va, Aux, ll.-DurIng
thunderstorm early this morning lightning
struck W. H. Smiths wholesale hardware block
totally destl Dying the building andits contents
The loss on the stock is estimated at Sldo,ooo'
and that on the building Mt S23.oOo' hose
cart team going to the Are ran away and threw
Lee Logan, driver. out and fatally crushed MIN
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Rssidcnts OF Aryerne-by the-'ea. /" l.. are
indignant thut tho city authorities have al
lowed the village hall to go tc ruin. The hall
was tho pride of Arverne prior to consoIIda-
tion, but now It 10 NIL out ~ repair. The Ar
verne Village Association Ia preparing re-
tition to the city authorities asking that tho
building be fixed up.
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Delaware Hotel Suicide was Edward Keown'
middle -aged woman. dressed extensively,
called at the Morgue yesterday and asked to
sec the body OF the man who had shot and
killed himself on Thursday in the Delaware
Hotel
She Identified the body az That OF her brother.
Edward Keown. She said that he was clerk
fused to give any other information bout him
and declined to give her own name. She had
the body sent to an undertaking estab shment
in West Twenty thrd stree. At Madison
avenue. it was at first denied thar keOwn or
his sister lived there. Afterwards II was ad-
mitted. but all information concerning them
WAS refused.
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Otto +. Won An. member OF the candy man
uCacturng firm Of Mason. An MaGenhcimer
of Brooklyn. was recently declared incumpe-
tent and committe ell 10 u sanitarum. His wife
Tilly Won Au. who is daughter OF former fo
lice Justice Charles Nacher, was appointed
committee OF his person and estate. Judge
Hurd in the County Court in Brooklyn, y"ster-
dav, granted permission TO her 10 accept from
the rrm, as her husbands share in the bust
ness SGT, 900 in cash and dwelling on Bush
wick avenue valued at $4,000,
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LIFTING THE QU4RANTINKs.
Boston No Longer Fears tho Virginia Pom
insulR.

BosToS, Aug. 1.-THE Board Of Health gave
notice to-day that the Boston quarantine
against Virginia ports because OF yellow fever
would be lifted on Saturday night.
NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 1.-THE Norfolk Board
OF Health to-day agreed to raise the uuaran-
tine against Newport News. Old Point and
Hampton at O'Clock tomorrow evening.
This is in accordance with the arrangement
made yesterday at Newport News. Health
Orcer Shepherd and DR. Chiles. member OF
the Board. dssentcd. Many here are Of opin-
ion that the action was premature. as one sus-
piclous case was discovered at the Soldiers
Home to-day This was reported by Surgeon
Vickery. now at the Home. to Col. Smith. In
spector Of the Home. who Is here. The suspect
was isolated. No serious apprehension is felt.
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Peck's Bridge Inquest Over.

BRIDaFPoRT. Conn. Aug 1.-THE testimony
in the coroner's inquest on the Shelton trolley
road accident is all taken. To-day several
witnesses were introduced to show that the
condition OF the rond bed at tho approach TO
the bridge was bad The jury will report its
findings next Tuesday.
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stnle a Clock Without works.

A beggar entered tho basement Of Miss
Katherine Shcppard's house. 81 West Thirty
sixth street yesterday, and seeing no one
about picked un an onyx clock. He ran out
but was caught on the street and locked up in
the West Thirtieth street station on a charge
OF burglary. The clock contained no works.
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D. APPLETON AND COMPANY.
Now York.
Contractors Son Accused of burglary.

Arthur McNece. Is yeara old. OF 221 East
Scyenty-third street. was renanded in the
Yorkyille police court yesterday on a charge
OF robbing the restaurant at 1913 Third avenue
at 3 o'clock yesterday morning and carrying
of fifteen dollars worth of clothing and cigars.
McNiece's father Is contractor and is said
to be the owner Of several houses He and his
wife have been greatly troubled by the conduct
of their son, who has been arrested before.
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Entertainments at Newport

NEWPORT. X. l.. Aug. ia luncheon was
given by Mrs. Edward Parsons to-day and din
ners tonight by Mrs. Stuyvosant Fish. Mrs.
Hamilton Nick. Twomby, Mrs. Edward Nor
roll. Mrs. r.. Livingston Ludlow. Mrs, Charles
Aston Bristed and Mrs George s. SCOTT, the
latter in honor Of the Earl Of Yarmouth.
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s0UEKzED BY 4 MOVING TRAIN.

Serious Injury to &. T. Hobart. Chief Engi-
neer of an ohio Railroad.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 1l.-C. T. Hobart OF New
York. chief engineer OF the Columbus, Lima
and Milwaukee Ra'lroad. was injured at Conner
eight miles north OF Lima, this morning. He
attempted TO pass between big Crane Wat
kins elevator and the track when a construc-
ton train passed and squeezed him. His hip
was crushed and he sustained internal in
juries.
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No Fear Of Hampton yellow Fever Now.

Health Oncer Doty. on the assurance OF the
United states Marine Hospital authorities that
they will keep Hampton. Va. under surysll-
lance and notify him II there s any other out
break Of yellow fever there. has decided to
place no unusual restrictions on vessels from
Newport News Norfolk and other places re-
Gently under quarantine.
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Hanged Herself with n Ribbon.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1l.-Miss Lydia Hudson
ended her lie this morning at her home. 1920
South Nineteenth street, by hanging herself to
the bedpoSt with n piece OF ribbon. Sho was
melancholy bCcause u illness
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An Old Soldier Confesses n Murder Commit.
ted in 1864.

MARION. Ind. Aug 11.-John T. Rogers. who
served in Company A. Eighteenth Indiana In
fantry, in the Civil War. came to the Soldiers
Home last week and said he wished to confess
a crime that had been a strain on his mind for
thirty-hve years. He had killed man named
Humphreys in Virginia in 1874 The crime
was fastened on an innocent man. who suffered
the death penalty. Rogers was in such n pitt
able condition that he was taken to the hos
pital.
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Altreld Talks of Kentucky Politics.

CHICAGO, Aug. LIT is too early % take any
decided stand rs to the situation in Kentucky"
said ex- Governor John p. Aitgeld in comment
Ing upon his letter. which was published yes
terday. Conditions not understood here exist
there which might ater the situation materi-
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White Elenhnnt Ellis Hold for Trial.

John c. Ellis. the former proprietor Of the
White Elephant" who was arrested last
Thursday morning in a raid on an alleged
orium JOiut al % West SiXty-tourth street and
charged with DcinI the prorlietur Of the place.
was held In 5000 hail for trial by Magistrate
Cornell in the Jefferson market court yester-
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ALBANY. Aug 1l.-Inspector Frank W. Pierce
Of the State Forest Preserve Board. who was in
the city yesterday. reports that a crane was
shot near the Moose River in the Adirondack
which had As brook trout in its stomach
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CHArrANoouA. Tenn. Aug. 1l.-Presidont
Devine OF tho Chattanooga Rapid Transit Com
pany announces that he will at once begin tho
construction OF an elevated railroad from
Chattanooga to Lookout Mountain. He is re-
ceiving estimates on the work. The new line
will be 23OO feet long
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Guegenheimer to Present the irish Medals

Councilman Herman Sulzer called on Act
ing Mayor Guggenheimcr yesterday and in
vted him to make speech when. on Sept 4.
the Irish Volunteers present medals to all tho
Irlshmen who volunteered for the war with
Spain. Mr.. Guggenhemer accepted the invi-
tatIn
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Nnlinnt to start for Nswpor, ro.nn,.

William X Vanderbit's yacht Valiant ar
rived at Whitcstone. l.. l.. last night. To-day.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will sail on her 10 Newport
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ARRIVED FRIDAY. AUG. II.
IS lchlH. IhuluScu, tupruhHgvn.
s. Saratoga johnson. tienfu"grS
S. city Of Augusta, Dnggrtt. savannah.
IS Matnulas, Rogers. Tampi,u.
s. lASSrll. Lewis, Santos
IS jefferson. Huphrrs Norfolk.
IS II Dorado Baker. New Orleans.
IS CnlnHl. Evans galveston.
s. Peter lclSen Hansen, FrogrrSO.
Bark discipline, Mclean. Trinidad.
ARRlN Ell TT r.
s. Britannia, from New I"rk NJ Queenstown.
- Allirncu. from New York. at Colon.
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
SIS Fn"Ist Bismarck, from ,hrrbunrg for New
York.
So Bowie, from LIVERPOOL for New York
s. Marquette, from London for New York
IS Amsterdam. from Rotterdam for New York.
IS A'h"S. from Colon Tor New York.
PASSED
$ 'evi" from New iurE for Liverpool, or Kim
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state wants. BAKERS GREAT BOUkSHOP. Biz
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DSC Feelings Joseph Andrews" Sterne's
~ "Tristram Shandy." Smoletts "Roderck
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THE STRANGE STORY
OF HESTER WINNIE.

Told by Herself. With Prologue by g. Col
MORE. author of A Daughter OF Music"
etc. No. go. Appetons' Town and Coun-
try Library. S12mo. Cloth. S1OO; paper.
80 cents.
After Il long silence the talented author Of "A
Daughter Of Muse" reappear' before our public
with a book which shows the development and
strengthening of the impressive and dramatic Iuai
ties revealed in her earlier work. The undenlable
power assured grasp OF motives aud maintenance
IT deep interest which characterize her new novel,
will confirm tue authors hold upon readers OF the
fiction which has both quality aud character.
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Death 10 dying whether got OF man or beast,
And to feed the wolf Ia better
Than to wait with foot in fetter
TIL the end shall bring the buIhard to the feast.
Ho the moon is slipping down the great Divides
lo the bosom of the Fast Is showing pale:
And the smoke from camp fires driftcd
On the wind the dawn had shifted
Warns the wild bunch from the cover to the trail.
Hark the beat Of shoeloss feet. hark. away
For the sun at noon must hnd lis
Stretching ont tho leagues behind us
Noses westward to the other slope Of day.
Surely this Is modern and American. a qua
lily that Ia often Gale for. to tho distraction
OF Amer can poets. who feel in regard TO them
selves that they are also the heirs Of the ages.
Mr.. Rogers is sufficiently American. In the
poem Of THE Old Black Fyce we find:
THE OLD BLACK rYcE.
His mother was namclrss tyke.
His sire mongrcl too
Short pedigree on either side
Aud no one ever knew
How he came by thedccpsct oye,
The trick OF nose to ground,
A fyce in shape and color.
In hrart and scent. hound
Ten seasons he has followed
Wherever antlers led.
From Saranac TO Little Moose,
Each swamp, each strca,nlet's bed.
He Knows the runways one aud ALL
He knows the salty licks--
No stag III all the woods can teach
The old black fycc new tricks.
,,,,is ,,,,,,t,,,. L.. a, . ,.,,,,. ,,.... ..,,.,.
Bruce, Reyeile and Turk.
Three clcan.ru hounds OF family.
But puppies still at work.
Away they bolt. az youngsters will.
r,,s ht.rt fsn" noas nn, .,,l'rI,
uoonc, hiu..lt VA. vn,,nn,
,
a'"' 'n"' ia'' "eeA cover noius
" ~ ~ " "a"s"',
~ A"o"S nay Ola "e'r''ach means
D"' """'' i''u 'o' 'h'"En''
He knows that puppies must lie dipped.
Before they learn to know.
Ha. Bruce has picked a fresh trail up
Wv" 'e' ''' ''a'A '''e s''
he SNAKES his rusty donolet.
ms olu tai raps my Knee
Inc 'Lah from On MS collar
'hhAs down. ana lie free.
Slowly he goes old age and ho
Are coupled in the hunt.
M .onn.a, =, ,,,.,.
away 'nes eo-'hFo'Hu sugar snow.
Do~h shppery s"aes they yeii'
The deep mouthed echoes bell
s,..1 vhi..au, ,horo ,.,,,,
a.i,, ,,o,,,,d ,,o,,ha,', ,t,.,,
INT, ,l, , 49, ,s,,,, 49,. 49,,
Aud le,tb and ,fs r,n too,
,,,.
~ "thin the heoRe, ny marina "l'peft
DICKINSON ,Dounleuay Mcclure company.
We nno. under the title OF Life:
~ .'' Is ohy 'H's-
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9uSinc1s Notires.

LonEIIseach Hotel. Long Beach, l.. L.,
ROMANS open until sep, - SUNDAY dinners
sprclalty. SPECIAL low rates for September.
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DI1x-

GEISWOLD.-On August 9TH, 1899, Of consunp-
tiun Henry Florrlrc, eldest son Of Florence 81
and Eliza Y. ". GUswuld. aged thirty years and
six months.
Funeral from his lat" residence, 80 Jefferson
avenue, BROOKLYN. Iutern"nt at GrernW God
cemetery,
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
ONCE, | Madison aN., corner "3u ST, y. Y.
THE KENSTCO CEMETERY Private station. Har.
L lem Railroad, 40 minutes rIiu from the uraud
Central Depot. Otl,c. rs Ehst !! IT.
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Special 3otirrs.

4 .-DISEASTS OF WOMEN. -Dr. BLINS, ~ wc4t
4;th Il. lurar broadway list BID lS~j Hours, ~ r.,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sun rises 800 sun sets :u3 Moon sets :33
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook, II ~ Gov lsld II 81 Hell Gate. 20
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Religious Clothes.

LlFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH, cor.
L ntr 18TH ~ 5 rNlCrs sunday, August 18Th, at
ii A NJ. aud l.. NJ. The k'N. l.. Campbell VI r
gan, ut Lnuhpn. Will preach.
I,RACF CHURCH Broadway corner 10th 81,
VI "a VI. Holy Communion.
10 4 Nj Morning Pray ct aud sermon,
AP M-Eveuiug Prayer aud Sermon,
All ,lttlnys
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PORT TOWNSEND. BAN JrAv ~
Axps ayp wtftTrQM aerTE

PORT TOWNSEND. BAN Jrsv ~
AMOS AND WffATFoM HcrTE
sTEA 3Fh LYDIA TffOwpec~
Carving rnffed 4fafe~ mMf .esrea cry
lays sri Tnurs1agr - - 9ek nfI
night, FIR Per. Tswnwaf 14n y.<4a 4
anfs and New Whsfxern axfurnsne
leaves View Whafcam T4esrav~ Txsrr
fAyN anf osturfsve - - n u
Therurrar r~snsefr o~N<~ fssIF usaae
fus q, sgsnfE. rstv fnrN Tsf~pn~n~
PORT ORCHARD MD pcpT w4qT
rNrfTgN f>f4f~rW
eTEsMFH MAR rwuTwY
p n Sundays so n ~ Pseze4rs
Beach HFensrfou. prYferw ra1r.
Jester 4fdrsy Tr@rvfnw rhfrn @ftw~r
fate Rsfurnfrr te~wss E5we-*4f~ 90
~ stfrey 30 y Iea@rs 9frrv ~
urfev niahfe af 80 ~ T~f~pNres
Mafn TO
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FOR ASAcoATEs. FAInHAyEa. skw
WNAfcOM AND VANCOUVER, ~ &.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
MeWIlsrs Masfsr

leaves Tester wharf every Monday.
wednesday ssd Fr'dsI 81 timp N
10 a M f?liewins dsg
Nnssessn. fsifhsven. Atseofis. ard So
sgtis, arrissna sssiHT o sHrlsy
Connects q, Anscetlss win ~. ~.
snt at Vancouver wiih steamers fgr Ns
raIwo ans New Nesfminsfsr sad vita g
r. N trains foe ell po.nts hast
Fef frssxnt ~ gsssrfs, sFply AZ Fssw
wsses 80 81 afncs II NanesuveF ttins. M
susl late tallains. Tel. Bfosn -
DAILY BOATS TO rVHT TOWNSEND
And SDftT ANuEtshs FROM
CITY Ion
Steamer Alice 1sstfuds lssfss city dse1
sgnaays. Thursdays sni Thsfstsps Il ~
i'.@. psnsfh.. ig, Asssiss. rsst
crssesHi, ostlyssufx. ryshs, cissaa sss
ss.ss Tssss.ys ThsSsssys sas sssss.
sIii ~ asFivss N seattle a. an m
steamer s.Fbsnx issvss city sers h~as
49, sss rsT ~ a.~ss tsa wi'asas
hshsse.sa PER sass.ss sna sis.sfss
- NerI.y. w.sessa.y:, ed v.Asgs.
% ssslI.s npm
clFF y TtioMrr'sS. MsaAs~
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SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips fatfy, exe<pf shirley
!" one esps -! tw,rsy aye qinu'ss
nsvssss dsny hisa kssssisTsev@s
isssisy SYN. rvsseAr wvs .
L~.v. s-.sas nis. m, 80. sss
q ~.
Leave Tsrors On m: 4. 80 So m
Leave SEATTLE N In m.
Leave Tsconns 80 n n.
Landing AZ Northern PscIne Thary r.
s,ndsys ~eamsr Flyer ~ ofevbosrf
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cfpf ssfn8@y. Tor Part 44dtWr. Ftnv~on.
Fort Isr8sfr. F5r La9iaw ms per<
Townssrd R~~f.nsre r~srnsr s<sftSs =
lesv~s posF Towre~rf <sr s<esfI< ff-er~
~ D "a TefspNars 4ssm y fHfT. 80
<srfus y c. sysns
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roR TACOMA sna OLYMPIA

st~suser MtyTTNpNAH
Daily, except sunday, leaves for Tacons
ard olympia st ! o m
steamer CfTT or ABERDEEN
Daily. except Sunday leaves for Tsrorna
and Olympia ~ J q ~
Fare between Seattle SRI Tsr0fns. 81:
foHnd tFip. Nr.
Landing At whtss star Dcrk. foot -
Spring street
Phone xAin "a
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~ Pors .rrr r.s 80 ~ EssnfaT'11
~ ssufh seecn E5rrhrfi affx Tarf
Hyerrerfou. @ ~swy 7erf sfe~r
Issvss PER- Osrhara wevv #8~tsn -
= n arrives Seattle e -
Vebs9ern r1tsfe~ f4fe ~ xer87n 3
q Agtr.. LSLez---- e. -.
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SEATTLE. EYER ETH and EDMoSes
Time rsrd-@f,~sves e~essl~ a. n. 10 n
orc p N. T,esves Everett sls a ~
Tire. round rip. asaIy. sses2. sanisy
.,ps-,eS M,ssso Tor snoscrsisn, ara ~iss
The Everett 3 Monte Crfgo Halfway foe
Monte cfisto sn1 wsy stations
coirxsr docn Sssfss Merchants eoc4
Everett Telephone. scsttl~. ref W.
rvsrssf ~ r n SCOTT MsssGsr
STEAMER GEORGE r sIARFs for
Ansccrtss Fsirhsvea, Whs'eofr ana
blaine. leaves Csafrsi 1ock. s<aftsrt -
D. m Mondays. Wednesdays snd FRI
days Returning, leaves Whatrog7 ~
n f,,s-fsys Thursdays sns ssturfsys
leaves Seattle for Tsccrns AZ %
Wednesdays, rrissys and Mentsxs .
roR wii!nny isLASr FONTS ,. I'D
Central Dock, ses.tle ssf'y - m.
except sunday Returning. caves Ia Con-
nsr ~ n m deiiy excepf s1rfsy, .rlrr-
fn0 AZ Ednopfs Clinton, Browns Pot1ss
Langley. Coppsvill< ssn ds Fuca O.k
HsrSo,, u,ssisdy ana Ia Conner La
Conner Trading Trsnsrorfesigr COM
psnv. owners TeIspbons Nsfr III
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The EVERETT.
( MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route to the popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin. Caerdon
Cr~ek. Martin Creek SiiveTton. Deer
Creek. Goat Lake and Monte cristo.
The scenic route for tourists. fishing
and camping parties.
Fer rates and other information adj
eress nearest local agent or
=. ~. BAIRD.
Cen. Frt- a. Pass. Agt. Everett. Wash
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IuK FAvyRITE ~ = MAIL STEAMER
"sTATE OF WARRINGTON
ffks nv resumed her reGtslsr run -
tween Seattle, Everett, Ansrrftest SIR
raven ana whslecp. daily snrspf sssasN
say AZ Iep N. from YesisY WE1rf
fhis pslstisl snd populsr stsFn~r
iusf ~ an the hands - srlpvrfsnf. rs
shinfr ara decoration @r[ - spiendad CON
sffion ssr IRIS ~ssgnrs BUSINESS
Eisr4rt s'stsr9oms. snS ry'ssne rs
bs.f Ths travelling public esr 100 -
assured ~ fspsf ffsnef sns q4lrs ~
rsfph ~ freisst nc sfsss ing cnsv
ssgy tnaf sn s~eftie4 ~ ssfrrm reufs
PACIFIC Ssvf1ATfor CO..
f.N9vs Mas 81 yess.r whses
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From The Chicago Post
over in Sf4'e-st there IS n man who has re-pl-
lar notion lie has oeen hired man sl IA
zee ar- Will be 70 me end ~ fhc chapter. but ~
likes 70 foo himself into the notion hat ~ fs
Nttle better than others who work Tor living
lie used 30 De- a paChcr 100 fls wholesale house IN
which he 30 srlI employed ana Dr. rose Boy easy
.taees tu h. now has charge - fhs whole pack
ing rcom.
There isn't place n the room from which any
one f. excluded n Is simply biz square. barn
ike place uut he has found way make
things seem better for him than for any - fnA
pal Sers and nailers. IN the adjoining part u tho
building there IS another firm r has no relation
offensive or defensive with tie one for which our
nero" works \ door IS iei into the Wall between
tae Two ESTABLISHMENTS. though % has never been
opened and could not % For anything the men
know u = nailed uu hofn sides and would not
admit the passage or anything less than a ten
hound shell
But this man remained one night after the res.
NJ them had gone. and that door he ietterti
The words No admttance Keep OUT ~
goes along past that door every hour OF the DAY
aac looks AZ the sign and creates the impression
he could 90 through II be wanted TO- bur that NJ
ono else has any rights 81 ingresz egress n,
gratines him te feels that he has special priv
leges He couldn't open the door with q crow
har hut he thinks people think ~ might and
that is fsr better than being level With
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