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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27
Payaen on Rarfeaaare.

WAsHIE0ToS, Dec. 26-Replying to a
question. Payson of lslineis, a member
Of the House Committee on the North
eRn Pacific Forfeiture Bill, said: "Of
course / cannot speak with authority,
bus IL 10 my opinion that il will be i'm
possible TO secure the adoption OF an y
measure this session. Tia Senate Goa
fefees apparently will not accede to
the House bill, and you may be sure the
House conferees will not aocede to she
senate bill. Could we consistently 60
cept the Senate proposition when she
House, by q majority vote OF l4O, de-
cided to forfeit ell the lands west of
Bisrnarck7n
mo; but could not the Wallula Branch
b first forfeited and Afterwards the re-
maindef7''
fright 10 right. Ny opinion Is that
the Northern Pacific has no valid claim
TO any land vest Of tue Missouri river.
OF course the Wallulu Branch ought 10
be forfeited, bat the time for piscemeal
legislation ie not now"
"You are also q member OF the Con
feresce Committee on the bill 70 repeal
the pre- emption and other lawsg"
"Yes. l think something will come
Il that measure this session. | learn
that the Senate eonferess will probably
yield enc or two points of their bill
which We consider very Questionable,
and 10 il likely We will yield a point or
sWo. The HOUSE committee will be pre-
pared to meet the senate committee i'm
mediately after the holiday recess"
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
u sale ali or part Of his farm. u miles
from seattle and q miles from the nag
beach road. SCI acres - sarveytd By King
County surveyor. said farm Il surveyed
OF into III aero loas and u all level and
nearly all bottom land. and well adapted
- hop. garden or hay culture. The White
River county road runs through the place;
post once acroes the road tive school
housee and q church within three-QuAr-
tera Ct mile OF the pNmsBea, and rail-
road depot only half Q m le away. IL h
situated in DuwAmish river valley, and
the river runs all around three sides OF
the place. and good water. No bruAh or
timber on the place; Il Ia al In grass Or
hay and would make good dairy farm.
Also. farm af Dewatto. Mason county,
Of 100 acses, coeaed land. This place ls
nearly all good beaver dam lans. web
watered and easily cleared. principally
small wiilsw hrush. There IN now dear
I'd about 10 act e. good house and new
barn; cuts enongh b 3 for swo COWS and
pair OF hos ses. rRid farm Is y ell adapt
ed % hop culture and handy 70 Skokomish
kesery alton, where pickers VIII always
Do at hand.
Terms easy. For further particulars
address. either By letter or person.
JOHN HINES
cc2DdW Dawamiah. w. r
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The Desseslve.s wsFk On the Rxprea.
Rsheexy Case
ST. LoUIs. Dee &.-SiDce the capture
in ChioARo. on FrAaags 81 tue three sup
posed perpetrators - lAs 81. Louis and
san Francisco express robbery, the his
tory Of PinkeEt0n's work in tbs case
frsm the date Of the robbery ta that OF
These arrests has bean obtained from q
source which readers its correctness un-
Questionable. rockingham was the
irst person suspected. bis story contain.
ing inaccuracies. The 6rst really use
ful clue was Jim Cummings letter 10
the Glebs Dsssoeraf, dated OosObsr 3isi,
and telling of 9 package 70 be foand si
the Union Dsp5t. Among the con-
tents Of this package was q bit of paper
giving the number of HOUSE on Chest
aus street. Detectives visited the hause
and leaFned thst two men Foomed there
8 short time before. The room wae
examined and bottle Of medicine vss
eound. Upon examination, the contents
sere fouad 90 be nearly black. Afies
the robbery, evidences we're discovered
of q contagious disease, for which tbs
medicine found vas prescribed by q
ioctoT. Finally man was found Who
said be had mailed oae of Cnmminas'
letters and had b en- tsld By him that
FIoshinRham was in the scneme ia
rob the car, bat had committed himself
in bis testimony. These and othsF clues
enabled detectives to trace the two men
70 various places and finally TO Kansas
Uity. When the arrangements we're
made to arrest them, the plan
miscarrled, but when the news
came from Chisago Of the arrests there,
the detectives at once captured Oscar
Cook. who 10 believed 10 be implicated
In the case.
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[Chisaeo Herald

sHaVe you any idea Of the eanss OF
she increased number Of cross eyed
women Ia the past fey yeaFs2" asked
Professor 1hayer the other day, - be
walked down State street.. "Well, III
tell you What Il Is. Nov, watch care
fully the women yon meet % the Eext
block This vas done, asd not Q sin
gle female was eneoantered whose eyel
suggested desire 70 look up and down
the street at the same ttme. The fact
vas refoFted 10 the Professor. "Of
course" said be. II did not expset you
would. All wanted was TO shoe you
the cause. How many Of the women
you noticed had their hsiF hanging
Down over their fcrsheads and almost
over theiF eyea2"
sa0h, great majority Of them"
swell. there's your caass-bancs
The bang 10 mos oniy nnsiRhgly. is il
harmful. Is does not only iniure q
woman's eyes, h0s IN many veil authen-
sicated instances her children are
marked by veil defined hair growing
far down on the forehead, making them
fEir copies 81 Jo-so, the original bang
wesrer. have known Of several csses
In hospitals whsre the akin Of infants
thus defcrmed has bean removed and
replaced by shin cut from other Dor
tons Of their body and devoid of hair.
Bangs not only make Somen cFoss-syed
but there is an important moral dedno-
ton p0soibls. 6ons tine I'll tell VOC
abous it, and meanwhile last watch tie
entire Glass Of women that wear thea
and repsrt vhen next meet you
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WnRA4 b cAEzranzIA.
Euzna<es q ms Yesr.s c-sps 50
shipmenas - - narksss e

LANLEs
SAx FzAEczsuo, De-. S. The qusnxisy
Of gfeas n - ssezs shas wlil b avail
abls fo< exceFt on T2nn1ry IL b shosu
- fsllswse u nay Be sid thai ~ 80
tt1asse q this azasons eE1p, Whieh skx
moBlhs go weEe aa hiah Is Hixty milliou
hushels. sllli widely didsr. se@s assert
IN that 4 VII b fairy miilion bashsis.
Bniie etheF e4nAlig eeE1pH1snt azthort-
siss ere - positive thst g wi1 sof ~
cee6 thirty uiliicEA As the closest cal
euiatoEs isxn sozaEd tue Louer 6eurss,
he essimais Ct tie crop is here plaeed
e tkiEty-foaE miIlioH bashei4. 1he cid
sr0ps 20 sulY 1st, ara esfimated IS r.
$4,000 bashels; prsssnf seasonis ersp.
Oo0oCo bashels; total 56aDy0o
bashels. Dsdaet The nhipmsnxs 70
Europs and osher countries batwean
July lsf and DecembaF 1ssh. I5000.000
b1sheis. The quantity that vii Be
shipped bsfween Daoembeg 18th and
Sis, 10000 b1eheis. tie smoant re-
Qairsd for home eo1sampfion and Esd.
II. 10000 bushels. and the balance
asaiiabie fer shipment Il $500, 0G0
bushelA Tia Transeoutinenfai rail-
ways have taken . per eant Of eur
European shipments. somethinR IN
heard Of before. Lass year. darina the
same period, IL took only three thousand
bosnsls. Oar shipments 70 Earope are
considered large because they ere CON-
cared with thoss Of last year. Which
we're unusually small. This accounts
for the impression that California had
suek large crop this year. Mr.. John
TeDboseh, q well informed grain
broker, whose opinion with othsrs vas
ssked. said: "fhe fast IL worthy Of
note that California has, Ike other
great exporting eenteFs. such as India
and Chill, shipped this year larger
proportion Of beT surplus IN the early
part Of the season than usual, compared
With presio7s years.'
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A Temperance" saloon is In operation
In Snohomish City, exoept while OOuit
Il In session.
Sprsgue is 10 have q new . per, TO be
called the SpraGus SeHfins', with J. W.
Kelly IS the boss man.
Mrs. WIN. Gene, aged &c, died at Sne-
homish Dee. 18th, and Mrs. L. E. OberR
died az the same place Dec. Gath.
aWinR Gee. the OhlnamAn held a. q
witness against the Snohomieh con.
spirators, received tllS witness fees.
Court wiII reooEvsus At snohomish
City on Monday, Des. 9Th, II 5 .. m.
The case OF Hamilton W. MeFcereaa will
be the fret taken no.
Signs Of the times indicate that a
genuine boom may be expected 10 rooss
Ia tbs ve atty Of Snoh0mish ere the
leaves begin 10 fell aeain.-Eys.
Hon. A ". Bash will leave fer WISH
ineton. ID. O., IN . fsv days. aud will he
Glad to help Puget Soand matters while
a the seat OF RsVsrnment---Argas.
Vim. Piste- Of the nee butcher arm
gone East, and Madame RamoF has II
th~s be vill not return alone, bat vita &
partner for life.
The loR drive last week on the she.
homish River aggregated about it.fO0.
o0o feet, Of which 100000 9ers from
tue Sky konish and 500 OO0 fron the
Snc Gus. ME. stsap PioAesr.
wAila Wslla Chapter No. 1. r. A. n,
elected the follsvlss oEhosrs Thursday
svenine; hieh Priest, 4. MCCaliey;
King. d. 7. kyRer; Serise. john Margay;
Treasurer. ". z. NtnAns; Secretary, ".
). Clark Wslia Wsiia Unfoa.
Hiram Lodge. No. q. r. sad A. ~, O.
curred Dee. Ssh. and the installation is
70 take plaoe on the evening Of Jan. 81.
A basket supper siil - gsvea IN oonaee-
tion with the latter Pai0~ss 6azefss.
PAxKxn n soaK.-Ths dat has gone
forth. and from this time on no good
sad trusted Democrat ean be of1siAily
notioed. Maewumps demand every
thing. aod ne -'Fas5iag ins process %
TIE Democracy u tnangurated.- States
N1a.
sashonish Fallsy.has go 900 asFes Of
bottom land, 50 GO acres n fresh water
snarsh land. 1000 serea Of tide marsh
lAnd. i0000.ete feet of timber uaeas
a2d plsnty Of geld. silver, iron, lead aud
ceppeE. Ths export trade Of ne valley
amoants b 500 008 one half % vhisA
% broaeht ~ ~ ths sale Of logss- Wash
isgteE Stszdsrd.
whfuan Coanty coutFibatss % the
Territorial pea. tAis tern Of coaFt. -
follows AAFioa WIison. passing ooan-
teFfest Donsy. ons day and eosts: Ca
MnrF1y, seilIne uhisksy 20 Indiana. an
maatha and costs Fred MARTA, horss
sssaiine. Ess years. John CoopeF. grad
lareeny. eas year; Jsnss Jonaa. fsEEszy.
GO yeaE.-CsasssAsr.
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ORDINANCE No. 7e2.


An Ordinances to amend Section OF Or.
dinanca No. 705, entitled An Ordinances
u license. tax and regulate auctieneei Q
hawkers and peddlers, passed January
4, lse6.
The City Of Seattle does ortialn Is follows:
Section 1. That section 3 OF Ordinances
No. 706. entitled AN ordinance 10 license
tax and regulate auctioneers NAV ken
ana peddlers.' passed JsnHary 4. 1886. Be
and the same 10 hereby amended - as q
read as foliews:
sec. O. That every peddlsr and hawkeH
within the city Of Seattle ahali. D Tor @
engaging in such occupation obtain Q IL
ceaee In the manner. and pay tha efor al
the rates prescribed in this ord siHce and
every person who shall solicit, canvass OF
take orders for, or cell. eF ofkte f0r sale
any kind OF goods or pro- erty. ~ goinG
from house TO house. or from place e
place or BY going about the streets ~ said
city, shall be deemed q poudler within the
meaning OF this Ordinances; provided
however. that vendors OF newspapers and
magazines and regular commercial trAv
selling staple articles OF m srchandise 70
the merchants and traders OF the city Of
Seattle eh8u be and they are hereby ex-
empted from the provisions Of this OFdt-
nance; provided, further. that the chair
man Of the License and Revenue Commit
the OF said city may grant q permit 70 any
person or pereons 10 sell or dispose OF any
article or product entirely nanufact AIRED
or produced within the city Of seattle,
without paying license As herein provid-
ed: such D srmif snail be In writing. issued
by the Clerk OF said city, and snail de.
scribe the article or product to be sold
Hereunder and the place OF manufacture.
ana nothing. except such written permit
shall avail Ia def nse Of any prosecution
under this Ordinance.
Sec. 2. That this Ordinance shall tske
effect and be in force from and after the
same shall have been published.
Passed BY the Common Council Of the
city OF seattle. December q. 1855.
Approved December II, lss6.
W. Ii. SHOUDY, Mayer.
Filed December u, 1886.
w. X. FORREST, Clerk.
Published December 81, 1886.
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No One Need
Remain
A Dyspeptic.

81 have been suffering for over
two years with Dyspepsia For the
last year | could not take drink Of
cold water nor eat any meat without
vomiting it up. My life was . mis-
cry. / had hsd recommended Sim
mons Liver Regulator, Of which /
am now taking the second bottle. and
the fact Is that words cannot express
the relief ! feel. My appetite is very
good, and | digest everything thor
oughly. / sleep well now, and !
used TO be very restless. l am flesh
ing up fast /; good strong food and
Simmons Liver Regulator have done
it all. / write this in hopes Of bene-
fiting some one who has suffered as
l did, and would take oath ~ these
statements II desired"
<. s. BALLoU,
Syracuse, Neb.
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4A-L&A8 44E- - &2As4aAs43EA4L
Il b N ESTABLISHED fzaf tka1 tie
ehoisFA b prsxaiIina % Ia AklEnaie
ard Paciaa ooasts e s0ath AmeEieA-
Texas and Loafzizna have qssKA1tinsd
agAfnsk asei ef ships sxpeesed - arrive
from 4tIantio poEts In So1sh AmeFlea
sbo1t this tine. The mosE Eieid ezsF-
eisa e both stats and Nstienai powers
wiIi be exezu1sed On TIE Texas and
LozisizHa soastsL A. q meeting Of The
San FRANCHISES Beard Of Health, held
Deeember Is, 1855. aftsx . full and fro
dissassion of the sabiect. On motion 81
DR.. Perry TIE Qaarantine Of6oeF uaE
inssFaotsd 70 quarantine ali vessels A.
irving from O6ili OF the AFzenfine Re.
pubic. owing - cholexa beng pfesa-
is1t IN these countries.
Il seems 70 ne. In viea Of The fast
that large number e vessels from
eeafh Amerioan ports ylat Pages
Sound yearly, thai similar prssautionE
should Be- taken &c your pcFt 81 entry.
submit The snbiest foz the o0nsiSera-
ton Of your local Health Boards With
szt further comment. sANrTAR
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ORDINANCE NO. 7ea.

An Ordinance providing for the proven.
ton OF accidt nts By DIRE.
The City Of Seattle does ord Ain as fol-
lows:
section 1. That aIl churches. hotels,
hallA theaters and eli eiher buildings
used for public Assem- olagea shali have
such m ans OF ingress and egress as the
Committee on Fire and W ater shall ap-
prove. and all doors to the main entrances
IN such buildings ahaH open both ous-
wATdly and inwRrdly when said Commit
tee on Fire and Water shall % direct and
ali doors and mea. Of egress in SAGA
buildings while being used for assem-
b.sgss OF any kind shall be kept unfast-
sned. 90 thai they may be imm soiately
0penfd II necessary, and sh III b 90 kept
uatil such assambiages are entirely dis
persed; and all buildings hers after erect
ed. terea or changed and intended to
ee USED for puel,e gathes ings or Assem-
sage ways at least four fees IA Width.
Provides that al mata eat Ances % such
baildfngs hersaftes erected. with tbs ex.
csption VI hurches. shall not Be les than
seven fest In widlh.
FEC. 9. All the main aislea and pas-
sage ways IN buildings used Ter public a.
senelsgss shah Be Rept b. the person or
persons having charge or csatrol thereof,
tree from emp stoolA chat q eofaa
benches or ether ehstructiona during any
service performance. exhibition. u cture
conee.t, bali or any puhlic asssmblAse
Whstever.
SIC :. Every person occupying or using
buIidtng Ia which there IL q hGistway OF
well hole through tie q or or d0urs shall
keep such koistw8y OF well hole Wh-n act
10 aStu II uss surrounded b. . substantial
raj NJ and thAll caus the sane 70 be ~
Gu eiy el0@ed AZ night By trap doors.
Sec. 6. That e ahali b5 the duty Of The
Chief OF tbs fire Department and his as
sisi ants or appoiniees 70 observe the strict
enforcement Of the provisions In this Or
stAAnces and said Chef shAii have the
right ~ al times % enter &ay Of the above
described buildings fog the purpose Of dis
esyes lng o. ssceEtAinins any Violation Of
Sec. S that Il shall b the auty cf each
d'eman 20 repcFt % the Chief q the Fire
Department any violation Of this 0rdi-
nAnca
Sec 9 A viols'ion Of azy Of the provl.
Htoas Of thta Ordinance shsl Be p1niahed
b. . nns q not sess than eae hundred
dollars. CT b. imprisonment not exceed-
ing thirty days. or b. bsth except when
oRher Wtse provided, the Continuing or
maintAfninR II such vlolasion shal Be-
deemed . new olfense for each day os
which the same 10 80 continued or mAin-
Sec- !. Al OrdinAnces and parts q Or
dinAnoss In e0zfiet With this OrdinAnee
are hereby rspoAied.
Sec. s This Orain4nce shaiI Be in force
and effsc9 from an6 Afisr TIE sane shan
have heaa pabaske1.
P.sse4 ~ The c0mnoa Coanen Decsm-
bar 81. ISL
ABproFed Decemhsr q. is3s
W. II. sHoUDY. Aay0<.
Filed Bee. a. Iss6
W. X fsEREzT. Ckerk.
pukff .ke1 Dec. =, l616.
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Notice Of DissOlutiun.

NOTICE IS HERkRy GIVEN THAT
IN the cop artnership hergt1f exist.
ing between the understand. under the
flrnn name of Hale, smith. Blu ms a Co.
u this day dissolved By mutual cOasent
The business viii be eoalinued BY Haze
& Smith, At the place hereto ore occupies
By the cd firm. said Haze q smith are
hereby author zed 20 settle all liabilities
and collect all outstanding indie btednese
due said firm Of Hale, smith. burns &
Co. JOHN HALE.
j. H. SMITH.
q. K burma
JOHN CHAPMAN.
KllenshurR. w. T.. Dec. II. 1856. an Z
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Aeeltlenf an ahe CanaaIan

81. PAU, Dee. 25.-fhe Pioneer Press
Winnipeg special saws: Two cars Of q
passenger train on the Rocky Mountain
division become divided and ran three
miles down heavy grads, jumped the
SEaek and we're smashed. Express mes.
sengeF MeNelly and an unknown pas
senReF we're killed. Twenty passengers
we're badly shaken up.
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List Of advertised letters remaining In
the ess0fice Decemter 18th:
Anderson. Mrs Augusta
BeixleF, Mrs Emma Brown, Mr. z @
Baldwin, Me- L Bruce, Wilder
Balls, Mrs Anna
Chermon, Mr. Compton, Mr. Bert
Chiooyane. q Charlsan. Mr. OF
Corsen, Mrs EO CoRlant, john
Ohaudy, Mr. Cline. Mr. 4 H2
Davignon, John DOaigan, John
Davis. Wv DAILY, Mr. w
Ebey. Eason b
FIuee. Clinton D Florence, Dixon
F0rtson. Geo n 8 Forward, Mr. Thos
Ford. Thos Fillmore, Mr. VA
Gray, Mrs Oh Green, Mrs Il
Graves. MIR II W Goodburn, Robt
Graham, Mr. WI
HultRrew. Alfred HANSEN, MFBJ
Hubs, John II Holmes, MIR ] Z
Hammer, Mr. 7 Hewitt, Mr. JB
Hooper, II HaHn, Mr. Jas
Hood. Mrs Mary Hogan, Mr. Fhos
johnson. Mr. Fred johnson, Francis @
Jones, Mrs Harry johnson, Miss Ida M
James. Mr. Joyes Johnson, Odin
James, Miss sophia
King, Albert Heating, VIM
Lindquist, Mr. OF Lowe, Mrs Lucy
Liabo. DO Linton. Mr.. 4 }
Miller, B 8 Merrfield, Eta
Mesigee, George Merrntia, Gsuaw
Marden, Henry b Miller, Jacob
Martin. Mrs I
Olsen, Miss Martha
Patsher, Mrs Eliza Phinney, Mr. J @
Peterson, Miss l. Perices, Sam
Rossman. Adolph Roach. Alex
Reed. Mrs OF Rogers. Mr. @
Riehards0n. Miss III 4
Saers. smith & Parsons,
Sharps Elm. A p Shinn, Chas A
Schubert, h @ Sprigus, John
Sullivan. Nay Simpson, Mark
Smith, Me o Schmidt, Miss I
Smith, Ms OR
ThoTn, Miss A Z 1.-THE, Jas
Tito a. James Thompson, Miss L J
Woed, AT Walldron, Allen
Weymouth, Fred Wood, Gee W
Wilmington, NJ Wood, Mrs Liszie
Ward. JAS o. j. Cam, p. IL.
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ORDINANCE No. 7eI.

An Ordinance providing for the oonstrue
ton OF q sidewalk on the west side OF
Front street in the city Of Seattle.
The City Of Seattle does orc ain ~ follows
Section l. That q sidewalk DO construct
ed on the west side Of Front street. from
the south line Of Union street to q point
sky t60l feet south OF the south line of
Seneca street In said city: that said woi
shall be done under the difec aon and su-
pervision Of the City Surveyor, aud that
Ihe same be completed on or before the
nIst day OF Aprfl. 1857.
Sec. Thai this Ordinance shall take
effect and be In fierce from and alter its
passage and publication
Passed by tne Common Council Of the
city Of Seattle December q. ls8&
Approved December 81. 1885.
w. II. SHOUDY, Mayor.
Filed December n 1855.
w. X. FnRREsT. Clerk.
Published December q, fsaf
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tnsersAitea saazA D. b eemrSe<nt b tmpsst
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CAakets and COMA Ronea. Gloves Anc
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAkspoRTATlos a
caFVylngth the u.s. Mall
fasuma, SsalIIs 8 P0Tt TUWRnni 1,uh

ONE OF TIKI w. "a qlum
& i. Cos steamers ~
tAndersom or kdilhlu ~
val run daily between Tncama ar9 1'-.s
Townsend. leaving Tacoma aDon ar1lsn' A
train seattle ~ ~ p. m. and f1arnin~ a
Port Madison. ; ort Gambia, pcr1 d ~
and Port Townsend. Re9nrnlre Is,~.
PoEt Townsend every daE iszoarf snS ~
~ o'clock p. N. aud canffia Al 10
SEAITlk-wnAIc0M Route
The steamer " n WkmWnN IN
leave Seattle every sunday, Inmahn esI
THURSDAY eventnN o'uiock fns ~ h21esr.
calling &c Mnk1lneo, Tu1nkim C11n.,'''.
Oak HarboK, UtBAiAdy, Lap1nneH |3s'rs
AnacorteA. 9ueIna4 6amiaA FnlFNs17a
Beltingham and GehomA
Returning. viii leave Whnannm ar.a.
Monday. Wednesday ard FRIDAY 11rS
ingA af 8 o'clenk, fnR HnnllaA osi|sn
intermediates pcknte On tha way.
SEATTLE-SkAEIT RIVER nagIR
The steamer DAISY win leave a.nl.s
fer 6kAKit river and was bnitn 1S~s
Monday and THURSDAY, refarnina TNM
days and EFtdAya
Eor freight ana passage AMY a ceN
pany'a ONCE. ON Yosloxn wAaR. M on hl.a13
The b0atn az the same WHAT
mrai-n GNO. ~ IAEuBM Nasfg
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eEHERAL ANn NERYous pIsEAsEs

HARY a. LONGAKRR. n. D.
Graduate Of woman's Medical College
Of faznaylFAnta-
Ofiee and residence, corner Cherry and
Third stresta. once hours from % u
and from % O'Clock.
Particular attention gfvon % the treat
meat Of diseases of women and children.
Consuitasions Ia hngiish and German.
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Travellers, Notice.

ON AND AFTER DEC. I, THE
" Washington Steamboat Conpany's
steamers kaith or klizA Anderson Sfii
leaye Seattle for Port Townsend at 70
o'cieck p m; returning. leave Seattle for
Tacoma 81 10 o'clock .. m This IL done
20 accommodate the many travellers wh0
di.iike ths idea Of tbs boats leaving ~ 50
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