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,Jumping on the Train.

This habit of boys dates back to the
first railroad, and, no matter how
many are killed or crippled, the game
will continue, though once in a while
the authorities pick one of these chaps
up and fine him, as was the case this
morning with j. G. Hall, who was
fined, in the mayors court 81 and
cOsts
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The New Home.

The New Home Sewing Machine
exhibit was one of the most attractive
in the Exposition, and their courteous
representatives and superior work
made many new friends for this popu-
lar machine, and convinced many, too,
of its superiority as a first-class fam
ilv machine. The management have
something to say elsewhere.
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The funeral of Hugh B. Raincy
took place from his late residence,
corner of Harwood and Trinidad
streets, at 1890 this morning. Rev.
Dr. Smith officiated.
The funeral of Mrs. Brown took
at l o'clock to-day from the corner OF
Main and Pearl streets. Rev. Mr..
Hanks ofl;ciated.
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Police Court.

There was not much business for his
honor this morning. Except Charles
Neimeyer's cases, for carrying beer to
customers IN his variety theatre, there
was nothing to record of special inter-
est. Neimeyer's cases were continued
until the 10th inst.
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Claims He was Robbed .

A young man made his appearance
before the chief of Justice this morn
ing and complained that he had been
robbed of $40 last night while at the
Pacific Hotel. The chief referred him
to the grand jury which is at present
in session.
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"PALMAM QUI MERUI4 FERAT.'
LET HIM BEAR THE PALM WHO DESERVES IT.
We Have Carried the Day in Triumph!
-QUO)---

awarded the premium the finest and best dis
play of Gents Furnishing Goods.
awarded the first for the best stock and dis
play of Gents, Boys and Children Hats and Caps.
And for the highest award for the best general display
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Such is the popular fifty thousand visitors
grad our exhibit Fair with their
have honored with their verdict in person
We would yield pride and glory triumph Dallas
combined value of all the blue ribbons and
medals offered us.
proud Dallas proud Texas and proud Of the heru
promoters hs Grea Fair
It during the days fully Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars to our already growing and famous Clothing business
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Rev. Mr.. Cake breaches tonight at
the Christian Church. His subject
will be: "Did Judas Flee From Jesus
or From Himselfr The public are
cordially Invited TO attend.
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Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Harrington and
Golden, adjudged insane in the county
court have been taken to the Asylum
at Terrell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-03

I OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE m
Lots and blocks for sals in D. I. Den
avs art gecon4. third. fearth. lifth and
s1Xtn n0offiana.
L0ls ana Blocks for sale IN D. T. Den
a. b Park 6daitioa.
Lott and clocks fer sails IL D. I. Den
nyia East Park addition.
l.ots and blocks for sale n Mob Hin.
Lots ana blocks for sale In Green's 3D.
Lois ana hlocks for sale In various parts
Of the city.
Farm lands In King and skagitcOuntiss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The aE Of Nh 4 sec Il ID IS north.
range ) eAat GO acres) ~ SO por acre.
la lot In NE see n. % z5n0lth. range
l east. ~ acres, &i31 p1r acre improved.
Lot 4, block 81. Terry's addition, $500.
a hne house and lot In b. 4. Denny's
hfth addison. els5o.
A house and two wen improved lots,
Noa. / ana :, block s Eden addition. sl20o
An Of block Il. Eden addftioa. AZ IS
Tor corners and S225 for inside loia.
LoIa and :. block 81 y. 7. Denny's first
WANTED
Property n all parts ct the city and
county % sell.
Moaey 70 loan on improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES no RENT
Houses for rent and fer sale.
Loana negotiated and Investments made
Taxes pad for non-resident parties.
ORDERS Tor ali kines Of rough and dfess
81 Lumber. Lath. sash, Doors ana Moula-
ingA wtil recatve promps attention
correspondents from abroad aulfcitad
=. - 1Irrn
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An n1caE who saEssa On Gsaulss 80
onxinn ths var, epsAkinR - q ACann
1rusztfw enxFean enf. saids
WAen Be came % Gaka GouEand a t1e
eemy. his Was e BlanaY uine elatlo1.
We h1d bszu ASA E1orao6 o go McClel-
lsa. HaIisak. Bnrnri3s ana utlNr gen
erals so ahant from bxiHade 70 BRIGADE
and divisl1n 10 digiEan attended ~ 5
elo1d q a0EEs0u1iy unifuEmed eta4
ofIlsels, al. a. eoarSs. Ws erpsslod thai
Grants arrival would haRs q gre1s deal
Of ahsw il IL We we're awaiting biz
arrival, knowina THAI be was on hie w4ss
when q freinht train rolled IN. Theso
was q cahooas On the end and out of &
atepped $40 men. One of them vas q
shoTt. gtumpy man, with fun brown
bsard. Re wore . blaek sl0ueh haf,
tipped doWa on bis egea, and, e. bo
picked bis way over ths railroad track
20 The station. q soldier Who bad bsea Is
Fort DonelB8n shouted:
Hsrsas Grant. hoys.H
Ga the platform YES General ingalls,.
the C0mmissary General Of the army,
AID who US one Of Giants classmates.
he recognized his Old oomrnde, and
they shook hands for q moment. In
gals invited bis commander 60 take 3
sea- IL four Inland which vas wait
Ing. u vas raining, but Grant stood q
UhlIe and looked over the fnrnoat; then
be cot inside and drsve 90 headquarters.
General Ingalls, bad provided q most
magnideent dinner for the rev com
mandeF. Grant sat down and ate heart
ily. and affeF be had finished be turned
and fuunfraf7.
-IaealIs. uhsrs did ysu get al this
HuRF
Tue OommissaEy- General replied with
some pride that be had had Il brought
doWn from Washington expressly for
the svsnk. Then Grant Waa.ted to kno9
u the soldiers we're IN the habit Of GET
ting q layout fike THAI. Upon being an
awr red IN the negative Grant said:
ALngalls. have been in the habit Of
eating g soldiers rationa. What's good
enough for them Is good enough for
me-
Ingalls, didn't neglect TO take tie hint.
and there we're no more gorgeous ban
auets after that In the headquarters Of
tne Army Of the Potomao. After this
One more question, Ingalig. where
did yOa Get ahat fouF-in-handf"
kt has beer attached 20 the head
quarters for the use Of the cOmmAndina
general for . long time, SIR" was the
response.
Grant never changed his expression Is
be replied.
81 don't want IL here. Rafus: the nsxi
time Ne need IL. it will DO used In the
hsld ~ an ambulance" and it was.
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MAGNETIC CLocKs.-The cariOua ap-
Plieaton u the magnet is described 10
Q French journal, the sabieot Of Il being
g clock REQ ntly patented IN France. In
appearance the clock consists Of tam
BOURNE, on the parchment head Of
which is painted circle Of h1wers.
corresponding 70 the hour signs Of orai-
nary dials. On examination, two bees,
one large and the other smsII, are
discovered crawling among the flowers.
The small bee rams rapidly from enc 20
the oth completing the circle In an
hour; while the large one takes twelve
hours 70 complete tbs oiroait. The
parchment membrane b anbroken, and
the bees are simply laid upon Il; bot two
magnets. connected with the clock work
inside She tamDouriue, move lost under
the membrane, and the insects, which
are OF iron, follow them.-Sclentific
Amerfcga
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PACIFIC COAST.



SAN FRAEcIsco, Nov. 2.-Searls a
Stone, owners OF the ateameF Hnmboldt,
which plies between Eurek 5, California,
and this city, have been fned 900 for
violation Of che marine statutes Of the
United States. Last week the steamer
leis Eureka IN shaFge Of her first mate.
The captain OF the vessel had besn in
loFmed just pricT 10 the departure Of
the vessel that be was 20 be superseded
on bis arrival 10 San Francisco, and re-
fused 10 sail. Her hEss ofiieeF then as
snmed command. The statutes prohibits
any vessel TO depart from port under
command Of any bat the duly author
lied captain
shoa and Killed.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Near Orange,
yesterday, L. j. Elan vas shot aud
killed By J. J. Bodkin. The shooting
was the result Of q long feud. B5th
men were farmers. Bodkin was arrest.
ed.
The weather.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.--Iudications
for the next 81 hours from s o. m. are
for Washington Territory, fair weather,
except local showers IN the vicinity Of
Faca Straits.
shipping IneelIigenee.
sAH FRANoIsoo. Nov. 2.-Arriyed-
steamer Mexico from Victoria.
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FlRMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ron
sale AZ CT parf q his farm. a r,i5es
frou seAxfis and = miles from he -
bach roa4. Sd acfcs e. aarraYtd ~ Einp
C0cnsy earFeyor. Sad farm i p1rve-5-ss
on Into vi acre lotA and i al leVeI -
nearly al botlom land. and vel a3ar.sssl
g hoPs gardaA o. hay cailure. TheW klfs
River coansg road rgma through Ire r,ie..r-
Post ones acroR the rad i've $3.50
ho1sra and 4 chErch within three-qrSS-
tere e Eltla q he pRmiaaa and TSil-
read oebct e1ly hall 4 n i away. u I.
situated - DaWamish river waller. 49,
tha RIVER faas all areanA gkrsa ss4ee n
kae pleca and rod water. Ne hEssA a.
ttm aeF en- Tie FaAoe Il Il Al n rrnaa 4
Day and Wouie naAke Eoad dnirT f1rrn-
Also farm - DeWatfo. Mas9r s,grT.er
- 10 ac-eAs deeae1 lind Ths4 49, "a
aaaxiy Al GOD beEver dan isr,d. w.il
Wa1reed a1d easily cleared. prlncsnaflT
small wallaW eEuah Thsra 4 noSs eSrs-.
q aho1t q aeFes . god hpase and rWsE
a2rns cuts eAo1sk hsY far 10 COWS 80
= pair o. hasscs raid fam 4 eel 49,
q - hep culture aat hEnay . SICK -
,la.e9s aiseas Wa pickezs WI atWnys
Terms eaav. Per fasthrr u.rsssua.,.
aadraaA eiGAer ~ isitas e. psrsaa.
ss&ew DaWaml1A VIZ
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RAeTRRN NRWs.


Ia cnad1slan e anr4eguR nen1zfn
INV Tonx. Noy. --sursaycg Bsa1sfs.
NO YES o1ot ~ q dis11srRen C1at0ma
1eot1E festsrday, VS. mash tUploFe4
21i1 DoEuaaE. His p1ysi1i4Ez r1ReEz
zaa4 his eonditio1 = n1aSf ene8usazinE.
~ ball whs1h I1dR1a d 3 mnn1ls e
She left a1la. hma nos been pEobed fer o.
even ioc1te6. but a. she patinn1 had no
i1Aarsal hemnERaaae. Is Is believed thai
~ ball did not tp1eb 3 vital spg4.
Under to ina1enes q m1Ep1i1e. Be
paEed oomfsxtabls night
Tha Unmna sasrg.
RaKz1aa { 3. o.. Nov. z-Tha inoen.
dlagS speeehea 81 . negro ID Randolph
esu1tF lass usk o4ussd sons exeite-
meat and ed % his arrest Ihafe were
snErsnt On saturday Fepos4s ct Bis
lynchlna. This moEnlnR, Governor
Scales resolved q isleaxam fFnm Oapt in
W. II Johns. Of tha Third Regiment Of
State 9aaE1s, e High Point, that q re-
ere insurreetinn vas Imminent ard
ensFing fhs services Of bis comp ~.
Iho Governor responded tugtT1ctinQ
him % bold his men 10 Fesdinoas, but 20
taks no aetian- The Govsrn0r has tais-
araphsd for particulars.
Gesznres e BeKas Bnfter.
81. Looms. Nov. 2.-Under the nav
ole0margArine isW, Whish vent into
eIeoi yesterday, many seizures of bogus
butter we're mads b. the EnfsEnAl Reys-
ma ufhoars. The iatter began their
work early and vent from house %
house testing butter and eon6soatiuz
ali bat the esnuiue artiaie. Before the
day had elsssd seizures had ben made
as tHolge different places.
waaea Re1ecaed.
Rnu fPa), Nov. 2-rhe Eieokion
Board Of the First Precinct Of the kiEHl
Ward rejected she Votes Of the soldier
inmates Of the Pennsylvania soldiers
and Sailors Home today, and she de-
eisi0n was sustained by County 5ndge
WaRiibFaith.
ChaFxea VIVA Bribery.
HARrroRp. NOV. 2.-PatEiok Mc0ov.
eKn, chairman Of she Rspublican CON
mittee, was arrested this afternoon on G
charge Of bribery ct the polls. He waa
released on bail.
Raghs msar Strike expected.
CHcA0o. Nov. 2.-0zners OF the
large packinQ houses anticipate anotheI
strike Of their employees for q WORKING
day Of eight hours. They held Q meet,
inc today and resolved 70 protect theiI
property at al haz srds, and II another
strike IL ordered tomorrow morning Il
4 expected that the Pinkerton men viii
be called into service.
Another ExuFess BebbeFy.
TerRDo (OhIo), Nov. 2.-'Ehe United
States Express Company has another
mysteKioas robbery on its hands. OE
she arrival Of tbe Lake Shore train from
Chicago last evening Il vas discovered
that something vas Wf0ng In the *
pEess through car thas runs closed anC
sealed between Chicago and New YORK
An examination developed the fact tsai
/ the Car bad bean entered and snnaFJ
| packages contaiuing valuable merohan
disc had been opened BY robbers and az
unknown quantity carried away.
OLEAN IN. Y. }, New. 2 John HOoley
Advance Agent af the Rag Baby Com
pany, committed suicide By cutting hi
throat in bis room in Q hetel here thu
afternoon. Il is believed that be VA
insane. Deceased was about % year
Of ags.
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FOREIGN.


MHG EEEHlM1 MUMAEEM AMA0ICs
LoxpoS, Nov. 2.-rhs steamer Per.
aian Monarch, from New York, for Lon
don, IL ashore In Portland roads. and il
leaking badly. She Is much canted and
her stern Is very low. All attempts %
Goat her have failed. The steamer
Lydian Monarch and several tuDs were
quilting for an hour, last evening, at full
apeed and broke several TOW lines.
navorcea-The Aneons
VTuroR1a, Nov. Al. White obtained
q divorce to-day on the ground Of ed
ultoFy and bigamy fron bis wife hin.
nia. She has been abesnt In Oregon
since May, 1883, and during THAI time
married three or four men.
The steamer Anoon will KemaiH two
or three days in Esqaimalt haFboF re-
ceiviuR additional repairs before pro-
ooedinR south.
nlen ef war Yer VaFna.
PHRrs, Nov. 2,-Ihs Rspubliqua Fran,
aaiss has q dispatch from Vienna stating
that twelve Russian men Of var have lett
Ssbastopol fer VaFna.
VIII Ret occupy Bulgaria.
vienna, Nov. 2.-The Russian govern.
ment has Feassured Austria that Rus
eta will NOS occupy Bulgaria.
Capture 81 Leae Man.
CALsABn1 IN W. IT,. Nov. 2.-Super
intsbdent Geissbaok, 10 command Of
The mounted police 1t Edmonton, has
succeeded IN ptuFiBg Lone Man who
is supposed 90 have been implicated in
the massacre a. Freq Lsks last year
Lone Man, relying upsn the lapee Of
time sinos the rebellion. came int0 the
Pest with q complaint about stolsn
horses, and wsaimmsdiately recognized
and arrested.
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WHEAx CuLzIvArIoN n SoUTH AMKR-
IrA.--It Is announced that the extension
OF railways IN the ARgsntins Rspublio
has 20 far progressed &c 70 coanect Bee.
nos Ayres and SAa Jan This mast
o5unt FOR good deal in exfsnding the
ara planted 60 wheat. and canesrninR
which Gin South AmeEieA) 50 much has
been written Of late. IL rsferanoe 10
tais item the LsnndOn Nlilsr ssys: With
her narrow area aud teeminR population
kaRiand es1at Wslenue any accession %
The vAFi0as RFanAFies Of tbs world, and
there can Be - doubt that Che Aneen-
tina Rsp1siie viii enter the ranks Of tie
Rrsaa whsas-esp FfirR eoRntries Of tie
earth 90 soon - lie means u internal
transit are fairly developed. The area
Of land avAilanls fer whaat-grouing 4
Known 10 he Of very yezgsstahIe dimsn-
Sons. and re may lsnk fsrwaTd 20 q tius
In tie net distant futafe whsa La Plata
wheat viii be no insignificant factor il
car sapply Of foreign grain
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sTRAMKR TRAYM. I'd.
STEAMER Heller.
F0R coLEI. PORTS ORCHARD aHB
WASHINGTON.

STEAMER HKIaEN. VIZ
4 Eiliz. MASSES. lamVna ElarxsnR
ton q smiths wharf Haafxta. eVerT ignr.a -
Wednesaag aid Erioay. e. 80 3 N. ~
chnEd zlan, . hsaA q poTf WanhinQsan.
RfturaEng iaaEe had q Part W - lns1lI,n
a. - q n hnad 81 PaF4 Orchard ~ fa a
n. Mnnhela puimtat leD 4. M. CoihT n
m. arxfrfRz Is 3nattis ahoul 10 q. n
Tuesday. nzzBaaY and aMtaRdag. dw
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TIE largest eirsas ID Paris aooommo-
dates onlV 100 peopls, while one N
ansiena Rose heid over $50 600, where
100 20 zoe lena we're lee loose a. ena
gime. Ananstus nllaa the araua onns
With 500 wil6 animals. Hhiis ona Pro-
b1s 90 % free 6Rht between 100
usld bear. 100 saaes. 100 rams aad
Ion ostfiahes. ard TIE oosapanfs % fho
nppef RsilsE1aa -the Rnds-had tbs riahi
10 seo0a arruws and tksalins imse tha
msias.
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Rmm TO 800 ACRES or
WOO Eand adjoining The
Seattle, Iaks Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands b. the acre IN
aide Of the city limits.
Ten or ~ residences some Of
them very good.
-Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some fne
blocks on Front street
One s25, 900, one SO, 600, one
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second street.
Three Saw Mills. One Hotel.
One improved block IN Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
$50, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks II AL parts Of
the city.
We think now Is IS good .
time 70 buy property IN Seattle
a. there WIN ever be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
viii be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established It
win Be too late to buy property
cheap.
MEFERR & DISHON.
oc5 2081 Commercial street.
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M mrh ana a1aiclsa snaald ae4 fa1 10 eaT 60
hin. TheDsc1nr haa visited he haapitAls a
EuH1pe and s3taino1 arszi 60 81 VasuAhie
tnfornsl1sa vAicn h = eoEpslsnt % lmpz' I
RuESons emFad a. hnma. CAL o. writ a I
oamman1eaAtanla Er1etiy eonAdanalal. sa1d
Ten GniiAr9 feF q packaHa 81 ma91rtna. A..
ars1s Oh. J. ,. GEhB0A, Ben Ia51. ans Frau.
elaco. 0al Hentts- pnssl fEIELK1asporn
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FALLS

TIKI sEArTLK souAK AND sN0-
eeAlzae trazSfoztastea CompaaY :
ce.sat fram &aastie 8 Sqauair.ls 49,
tnse riessla.a eot ~ via pannr aa.s 80
alArAtssA NAt sAo1teat eIStaRnTs go -
ra1l& % FearA tho faHaoas EaeanalrsIe
tsaA 1ef F4c1Hsa aRd kaRtlnH 40 80
a. g1s1a8ee - IA ro4ioa.
teo $500 dAY tfaEn ssaztla q sau.k
- ask & eseA1s EloNr1 glnro a +
AeElg ae Ntoaea arecmy slSss Frses
k&pHA nnn
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The Last Chance
70 BUT WATER FRonTAeE on
ELLIOTT cav At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN-APPoNTKD
w agenla for
"LADD'S ADDITION"
WE HAVE BKEN-APPoNTKD
w agena for
" LADD'S ADDITION ("

TO the city Of Seattle, which oomprlssa
sots 1. and 5 Of section -. and iot 3, soc
uon Is, townahtp Is nurGh. range east
near smiths cove and We areauthorizsd
70 ell tbs same for frum q 70 e. Per front
foot on klliotl Bay. aud from Is 70 SIS
per LOT not water frontage.
that part o. the city. and 10 beautifully
aid out according 70 the topography O
Parties investing IN this property now
cannot hap bat make money.
T1tle, Y. >. patent % VI. 3. Ladd. the
PoItsand millionaire banker. " arranty
deso nom Laid and WITS % Geo b. XII
tinEor. fiat1aa % Kit niger, who viii
give warranty deed. NO RkrrER TETLK
A few hIochs only for sale q theseprices
1he oEtife available water fronta.fe Of
seattle. Including Ladd'e addition. does
aot exceed tenr mllea and certainly VIII
aot b suflcient I've years heEce for the
accQmmo Aataan o. . commercial city do
M The s1sineas q the Puget sound as
tltqL Out solid huaiaessmsn have grown
ach b. inveEtiEg In similarly l1casea
propoftf. Which has increased n value
iar b. yond theii mo8t asnRuins hopes. a
few collars lnreated here. . trip - hurope
TOR lev yeArA and yoaf rstnrn viii ma
yon wealthy. hiak q few doliAFa 70
MAKE a STAKE.
Do not buy Ibis property an you nna
cut pricee q adjeintng propcrty, and Il
he price asked % us 4 nol - per cent
i411 han yon can got other properly "a.
39lniEa. OF IN that vicinity. Ne will make
yvn q u eaant IL . hook. Try & ana 49,
n. h-Ne wiz give $50 per Gcfe Tor
even acre - land within . mile Of this
additoa. II any difection-
@. G. PHINNEV 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
James strerk
au1tdw Opposite oeeiaansAi Hesal.
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c. q P. S. R. R.


ENoR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
= and intermediate saatl0nA. daily, a
T&m.
ForNewcastlo and intermediaee stations
daily. e s I'D and 1919 e. m, and D. ~,
Returning arrive - Seattle from Cedar
river exfengson e 1.te ,. m. and from
Newcestle branch 81 80 e m. i1 m. "a
and a19p. N.
Running time 70 Franklin, 9h,Dm.
Running time 70 Newcastle. 4. aam.
4. ). MINE snnr.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

visioris, 3. c., Ne Tsrmiaus 4 he
csssslaa Pacific RaIiwag.
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OLYMPIA ROUTE

wmMh STEAMER
FANNY LAKE
d nE. w. SMITH. Master
Leaves Yesler's wharf for Tacoma stel
accom- and Oh mpta, on Monday, Wed-
nosdsy and Friday - q. m leaves Ia
coma q 1osl5 q. m ana arrlyes - Olympia
a. Sd. m. Gk0. FOsrAR Agent
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the Y. 9. Mall.
Fasama, ssatLIs : BOA lsWnlsaa R0aI

ONE OF THE w. 81 -
& 4. Goa steamers
(Waahington or Ed1fhim
viii run daily between 1aco1na and fs,srt
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon arrival
q train and touching Is seattle. Porl
Madison. fcrt Gamble, Port Ludlow and
Port ToWn-end. Retaining leave Porl
Townsend every day tsxcsps SuAdayl It /
SEaTTLE-wHATcOM ROUTE.
The slaamar w X MIR WIN wiz
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuesday and
rhur1dat EVENINGS ociook, for Whatcom
calling at Mukiitoo, TuiaiiD. ConpaViiis
TAX Herhor. UtsalAdy, IaconnoE, Eida19o
Anacnrtan auemog Samiah, Bairhavsn
RellinRham and Sehoma
Returning, VIII leave Whatoom ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lngs. Is s o'clock. Tor Seattle. calling
intaFmediAte points On the way.
SEATILE-SKAciT RIVER ROUTE
Abe steamer DAISY viii leave Seattle
Ter skagfe river ana way ports ever
Monday and Thursday. returninR Tues
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply e Can
panFis oftlce, on Yealer'5 wharf, oron boar
tha beats &C the same wharf.
mr1l-6 GRO. 9. JACOBS Sec'y.
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D. X. HOWARD, Sole Owner,
WIN, from dSso, carry the United SLATER
mall On Hoods Canal making aami.
weekly trips 70 BeAttia IaavinR See
bock ever Monday and Friday morning
VIII touch ~ Port oamhls for nansanRors
O freight arriving e Seattle n N
afternoon returning VIII leaye Hesiert
wharf aa "a o'clock everT Tuesday and
SATURDAY morning. taking tbs NAL a
Port Gamble for Sonbeek and Union CITY
The steamer Josephine win ieaVe Sea
baok tor Port Gamble every day GEnepl
saturday, . take passengers and freight
and reoeiVo ondep Ter aEg polnton Hoob
CMnal faN
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eENERAL AND NERVOUS nllFlsa

HAIRY A. L0NGAKRR. M
Graduate Of Womanh Medical r1n
o. fennsYivnnia.
Omee aad resideaoo, oornor Cherrs -
fnlrQ 8troeta Ofllco hour frnm 8 Is /.
and nom % O'Clock.
Particular attention given 10 Ia hs1t.
m9nt o. diseases ek Wamen and chl
CONSULTATIONS In hngltah and Hnrmna
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FOB SNOHOMIEH CITY,

- STEAMER
w. F. MunrOs
carrying the United States malta viii
leave seattle for kdmundA Mnkliteos
MarysvH Q, Lowell and snoh0miahs Non
ony, Wednesday and Friday. ~ ! Q m
returning alternate dayA
Fer freight or passage apply on beard
or 70 Gee, Foster. AGENT fealar's " hars
CHAS n. LOW.