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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
coartsi.lp = me Imner.aa Hseaan-

EtA4& ~ q NAAE4s&AFsts = kk&Fsk~
= hs reign Of Heenan - ; prgilistic cham
pson has been recalled ~ 3 recent inter-
view With Mrs JcIsn G. Heenan. who is
nov connected with dramatic company
En- California. In which sine said II was 1
mere girl playing ct Ianns Keenes theater
Ia Sex York. when ! was told that Mr.
HsenAn came 0ilsn 70 tile thsater 30 zee
fsaA % the stage. The idea seemed rfaicu-
i0ua, - | was ~ light afd small and not
paaysnR parts whe7e / showed too much
aGssantage One night he occupied box.
md the papers we're publishing bis chai-
lenRe to the World. / dIsllked everything
connected with The ring and thought that
al those people ought 70 hs ID she var
where there was real lighting / told the
manager vas going 20 ret of > joke 81
Heenan' ! expense. and be forbade Ene, ~
be said Hesnas wss good patron OF the
place ana people often came to see him IN
The anditnce. eoulan't help doing il
howeyer. &1d Twas able 20 do it without
changing lire Ia my part. When
came 10 the line which read. AL
aIie-bodied men ought to fight for
their country rendered Il In this way
Al able-hodied men ought to fight then.
turning 10 Heenan's box and walking oveF
NSf@ A&& AAs N&*ttt&&a41S III > AAAkANs k-<sfNt
fer their country The effect on the
audience was instantaneous, aud q great
shout went mp and general hand-ciarpsng.
Heenau pat his handa TO his face and burst
out lauKhing. and whsn the andiencs ceased
. applaud he elapped has hands approx
fngls. and this started another oslsburat,
and eTen the msnager ! saw laughing be-
hind tae seenea. 9 Mrs. Heenan says she
declined IN Introduction TO the champion.
bat that he afterwards sept her q marked
copy Of the Spirit If fke 1saes, Ia which the
announcement vas made that he had with
dawn bis CHALLENGES TO the world and had
also sold out bis interest in \ gambling
saloon IN New York. Then theyoung Girl.
who only weighed 10 pounds, married the
burly pTixe-hghter. who she says treated
her well and never deceived her, except
when ha broke bis promise and sngaged IN
the eight with King ia England.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
now COLUMBUS FousD AMERICA


New Westminster Truth.
Columbus stood upon the deck.
go homeF the sailors cried.
"Nos II parfsh In tiae wreek. =
tireAs Christopher replied.
Next day the crew got oai their knives
Aad weas Ger Captain C.
go home they 5eiiiies4s. 'sand save cur lives.
wi ait enc more day" sad he.
sThen. Il cannot tell how far
We're from the nearest land,
III take yoa home Agreed We arei"
Answered the seesick band.
That night. when sIl were fast asleep.
Columbus heaved the lead,
And measuring the water deep,
Teok notes and went 90 bea.
Tomorrow dawned. Kaughi could Be seen
nus water. wet and cold
Columbus. smiling and serene.
Looked confident and bold.
'How Cap. How far from land are wes''
The mntineess out cried.
"3Hss ninety faihosnsi." Captain c.
Most tFuthiagly replisd.
"Ana II you doubt Il. heave the lead
And measure. same As l.
you're right, che sailors laughed. Great
head
We'll stick TO you OF die
AID thas, In foarteen.nEnety.twc.
AwseFiea was found.
Because Tie great Columbus knew
How la OF was the ground.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

silent Then the barber. who had known
ths ycuns kaan sufficiently long 10 hen0uae
somewhat ZANZIBAR began 70 49,. Hos
soon. how an1n, how soon Mi Il be7
$ Mhat On earth are yea driving ak.
H1Aa szsaaenig Asked the perpsexed VIC
tim
90 nothing EFT see you are heTinnfng
% sk9ve y0arseiE and / take Il thAt Il =
sign a ssnefhing Yes ! knoM pretty wesI
what = rneasss when : y0anE mar sf0rs
getting p - share him. It's the beginning
ct his economies ard ahoaf the FIRST sign
shat tlae yoaHg meE IL gOiog 20 get naar-
RED. Alns0ss any obaervmns haFher vii
til ron th4ssstIis ID . belief In the trade,
and can tel ~ Tbs way ron look thai iss
tks eass wiih y0n
The vscfim didn Il say anything 5ast then.
bat - be was leaving b. aIImstfea that me
philosopher waa right.
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Mogras pIeNrrAs.

Here lies COMMON nan. His horny hands,
Gsssxea msekly Is 9 mNla'k eHsaa MS b east.
Show marks az coil. and by his geaprai dress
foa judge nim 10 have btea an artisan.
poahsless, eeuii All ais life ha written csss,
The ssnFy would n0t thrill nee start q tear;
BE worked. laughed. lowed ard suffered In his
flEses
And aow restk paaeesaliy. wita mptaFned face
Whose Jock bellies All struggle ia flia past
A h1Eseiy tale yst. trust Hsa, haze seea
The ggaas<sg os tae earth 50 stately by
While shossing malsstuzles Desss the var,
Nssh less OF &we. The gap befween king
And me, nanaessse xsz@g In sac eEwwd.
seemed nes Wisia As saas shEeh stretches
n1w
netwfSt rs fwe-thss deAs enc sad myself
Uaatlx& aaEab saa aeealesx ye4 ne Is
TTaasasaEel hy tsacA ssem cas- EAe szssx
uaUl be xesEss wiki AiIGnennss4aas grsca.
Tkl& strange sad saaaea psxaisy Of death
ksssaFrs & Ea4ssa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

It was = peculiarity of the last pugillsiic
that the interest in the result was not CON
fined BY any means to the sporting fra
ieFnity. Even people Who condemned
prlEe-IightinE and all ia works did not sue
ceed in eonceaiing the faat that they were
Interested. When the hght took place IN
England between HeefaAn aud sayres
IIaspess asel2g published a double page
picture Of il, bat in order TO offset the
effect az the publication among their more
refined readers they gave Il shis title 'sThe
hioody. brutal and hiackguardly pFize-aghi
between John g neenan and Tom sayEes. :,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Tgsnk IexsAss Sewsrapes.
lie wha baliexgag skenagly Iays hss hand
Tmse tkS uazG tlsat waits sog asa - do.
TAesgA gss1 shoGia carl. sr8ea6s sAonla
prove GKsroH.
Loves preessses Ss writ On ssilsiaE sand.
Ard ssfailaFN's esaaapsa apoa Atga Ike a brand
SAIL aass . geswcF aai . sEessgY whISh few.
OF ssne. wtsa esase aesS FssAteozs. Esxy con-
taAE3
yag esHs@ess Es e. wxs a9sas GA tae 3efeet
81 anY ns&n y aasS 8sEs IL hMzasa good.
wha Gshss ssss tass&ee hasA slreAay wan.
hetera aa sAea 81 iaks SHALL - sesre4k
Howegef esesAeAs aeiaEaesl nsasmaaerSzn<~s
it snaas e2s txsaEans IN s ~oxk sci aaae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

sAeroas ne sssAs 1Fkx swallows IS
Sayes sAaHgAts se2 sal 81 6&ss xaas hy.
Fsea asssA h-aM4 hi3a1ay saxnes3 amxy.
sAke sh1ssrxa. gtasasht sasi EasaasFy psay
Ma aeea stsaes ssyshs thc1Gh grass u kssk-
neasasA sAe ksae knz sheFNasSs s6y.
Tasas l. hus sss& whcE sssssAAax Syy,
~ .atxfs giSas AseASA Ggs a2ass. axe syxsy.
Access aAe Aes&s
SNw ssaas ne saens q fa4.ea bar.
Ard sswpss tesss4w tie sacs. waEn Gag,
Aas tnEaEsy ase@sNss = nAssSnx &kA.
a. @sssmAsp nssss sa< a. sssA xye
An4 Tzsse wsEA Lakes ezsas ia G@y
Asaasa tAs ssS3A
aAarr neaA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Fred ssenees sas eat shooting near Mil
sua she osheF aay. when De bad she mis-
taFtaae e. shoot his dog. Fog monens
be wzs too Harh overcome "a see what
damage bad tSsn done. asa before he bad
recovered hssnsesi che Anislas, = black re.
srisvev. eanae up - hiEa, bring in his naouth
his aSn tail. wkieh had eeea clean shea
an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
I.arsi stsntey.s Erilliaas Idea.
Tietofia TameA

When H. NJ, S. AmpAion struck the
suaken rock 80 minutes - K o'clock on
Wednesday noon. Lady Stanley, Lady Alics
Stanley, Mrs. Covslie AMI Miss Lister were
enjoying the comforts Of the ward rpesa.
Al the time the Jar srem striking was felt
Lady Stanley exclaimed "oh my =
natural fena.nlna expression. ID was after,
wards proposed ~ Lard Stantev q
name the spet oh my which MAS &c,
...ar.i rts.ls Els1s.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
NAm oN rmN MaNIronA.
Mss rsetas Move ss.as WIN sfassen ar.
Hislss Head

EEe5sne SsAEaaA
Wsefx have tren sent % tho agents 81
- tEsna FAelac rad a. the egstet thai
= suarAHy vgl do 80 through business
naaeesiaa with she MMniteb4 systrsa.
- ~ cut 90 she AogtAna Central from
= ssekans Falls business. g. q aaps away
- sAs eastsact recently made by ShleA
@Fpazh tine nas established sram Sc.
- y Spokane.
Fzss~aesg Aesut ". r. veazis. a. shs
- faSBe, has bssa advised By ciEeu.
hsasa ~ his saUnpany that en- saa
- Nrteb~g %, ISs9. al traffic arrange.
80 sssa The Aaatana Central and Mar
rasways ee4ss. On that date the
80 fsrAse stll discontinue The sails II
axA tsaksss and through checking 81
~ ssss alNa tAroagh ell5sre IL freight.
~'sF& msn we're sNea yesterday and The
sssass - be that tbs uaxe Is
- rs Northwestern rad with
- : sss caton rassne has q ecnuart on
- s'ssaes, T. A&ai 81 tseisAs ard gasssn-
= esss q the iatssr2 onsha lsste, xnsi
J ss ss e0als aps makse sas casuAef via
s g vAsea ans ether snsa cosalsg
- rs Cassska Business The szsae
=. ~ tasss Ray ~ either TeAscrs. ard
- Asa eNs Etees sssave nsay - wEung
= sAe.r aseR.
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&sltast. e~Aaaa Ia raasss @s cries..
ssssg sass wese pAxxaxs a. theakh e ssa.
Feswars 81 SPARES ssta swsaSsnk stsssR.
n xsa8Essa e1 8zsss4s
ssAege ~sss - HxzeF eSSs sfs sasA
A@& sassas ~ ekkssa teesa Aassnz Ae4as
Ats sssss - sAsae sAe nagasEs Aea&.
AA1s q. tAs Eses. A@R asxes
Sas ss1szsxs-stAe ssesMs8 mes@ EsHNt
: hsakaAsEk eExss eaF s@aFs hsaaN kANnezs
Isesass s. - szreSesssss go ssRs sm
ksaSSEzx waAse a aAss.S
..kE.NsaM sesEkErgs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

oysssrvslls journal

There uers estwsaa twenty. three ard
Eunr hundred bushels sc berries picked tAls
tatl an be racife Cranberry So s hek3s
near SAnaiwas<s bay The largest force ag
hassas employed at any one tine was
severity and there were aEty Cinnamon en-.
psoyesl nearly az the ssfae. Mr.. a.Anders.
whs has the work N charge. moi being SHE
10 ges enough white mea - pnsA the woTk
forward rs gapisiiv IS was necessary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
s'HE C0LVII.LE LAND
sise i Large - Rhode Island
and Delaware.
-. ! THREE tsunDRED InDIAss
20. rs.eassaa Aerr< for Each Tahshif-
..s.-sssxis Time shas the Esssr-
vaslen 80 Opened.
naaeouuIrw fssfk.

-
- f,olssgSe reservation comprises con-
.ss-.sse s.safe sFaa ball The aefeaxe Of the
s'rssessl tsaese ses assse a. reservations il
~ e.tsrs serrstoYT. In ORDER that enc may
-. - .nsnsenssty Of the area. II can
$500 s,z I'D that twe states aueh rs
$500 3slaaa can lie cat est Of Il. with
- srfs.rasnt 70 cloak tl1e state Of
e.ss-.r.. IsAsIne : quarter million 0E acres
i q .ssssrs.
sfs.. z<.sys.infinn 81 this ernpsrs. backs,
1850 sssd ssstanes ali told. may Be pus
d - .g.an 10 ng< wgfhstandIne the r..
- Z ml.lrh hese SEEN handed
& zassx ana e=sufsssssss manner. e. re
II much Ia axcems ff this mum.
- =. s,.alr .ss.sszs me sIwashea went "a
Z. assnaess, Who occupv 10 portlon Of
y. 1870. are enumerated iii Yaosf
$50 ez..ssrer. The numbers a hangers
81 s. fsEgsf gu4eeukgn bring masfiIled
- t.,.sf diameter and ne fprtv head of
<ss.zn. ss.Inr 8. "a several hundred
-.
Co -. ..s.r.g has.as srous.eA ahnut SIM
1870. r.,ssiee 2.sns9 I.,ap. f-hegewifst.
i 800 IAka fsl.eien ana Wenatciaie,
...s...sss = reservation tsut.iaens. dsseialFn
- s..sere.t \. ne sans. ard viii not re-
S.. .ss~.,s, .as.x eve syrt,vnstlon 81 fshsvf
- Tl.Ae fsgl - tbs manner II which
8 -. -. sasss,ea shem how ~ a..
- sa.-. !. fasssgslses ara ,.arssg.d them
-. se.s es.s,s s.,s.sts.s .Ngts, wsseb ha ga
- !. 50 ssl,ssss. ana sl,ev sgsufsssa
8 $50 sgsa1.l. - he ~ess ssllA III fhe
-. = slss.l - hatg ~ s.lagua
4. + 4 ..ses..-.-s1..s sa..s fhaa aha few 81
60. 80. 1sys ls,satea 81 thc seeefvaf ss.r
80. ..srss,..s f,,,,s, .se.s.sss f1.A pnvarr,-
-. ss = $500 essa eer.,sn
- s. -. - 49,. 49, had ns,a
- .-s.,, 1890. =, gvara -.
s.sI s..s sl,sysfs,,.. xs.,ta mi reeasvs
i II. .,.sssss.sass., -
..t = 9sss,ss.s fs.v .e.@h ~ ts, xea
-. 80. s. ss..a 4. rr,
zsss.,s .,s.,,s svks.s shs fs,IsiIls vesssltx
- ss~s s,s,,a sh.a Is nm sere. us.f,r
...sss IS xs.,.as l,s......If
- s,.sls.a 81 ,llf.t,,,.,,s ~ aa,.ss saver-
II. s. 4...s..,.. = ,srsss,s.,s s., 49,, .y,ess
- -. s,stsv. s ~. va.,s;s.,t = ..lf,
j, 1900 .sses,.ss, e,.e.saa sssrsss.,t
ss...sss.. s,,sss..ss,,s y. s.,tssv go .,.sss
sss...s $3.50. - a.. 80 .Tsr -.
-. :. ,....s;,.., 1900. ,1ess ,rs ~ net
.s-..,'l.. sr.fs..,.s...s ,zssh sha srIAsae Il
49,. e.s,,,.. a. sa,,s.,s.
$3.50 49,. 80 a.
- Y -. $500 ,.s,s,s ~ 80
49, y - - esN go. sFssA -
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: aaraaoN1At nAnoaKrxe.


- AhastAE MAhsts 40 NnfAtting In.
atsMss@n 81 hts Emesassaas.
See NesS SaH
kkSans mzas whe sas several years had
IS sssslaE sAzvea al one a. sas Mas3ss<sa
A'sssin stepped Np - sAs CHAIR & hls
p8fsSs kae esaxF day, liz faoe
- s'sa's shawn aHa the bsxk@s nakess Il
s.s 80 sae seAag sAan sAsa As wasted
zas. Fat shs e@g5ss aee4n epasassagx
- 49, d ssaenee. 1as ID nsssa
-. = twSza - a1ssmar Fsry skasu.
- kAe sugns maA saaE
s<s 49, sN3t sssAsEs has s4sa nashine.
- 49, ssEsssa5 he wugsls : snasmsns
So kAe nsaA III tie esAss rena.aes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

faft &a@ @esSsd Es1Aks&f-
TEE loss 81 The steamer IstbAy uay have
ose good effect = FvnAgkea Captain White.
81 the burned steamer yesterday ia sill
ssshsasy cause sums regulations 70 10 en-.
acted which all not alaow lias se - car
red On p4sseaEey steamers, sna the susass
II i daEe ths h@s1sr soT 81 csaacernaA. 4s il
Is nes safe. a. least aassag TIE Winter
e3Assa >
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BALLAD o.rrxEN sNAKE.


Glnxer an me an Monte Jake
Fnf up e. toh on Pizen snake.
Hated to bib this Ininn buck
He'd ter do Il Ter change our lnekl
lie sus stoppin "a old Fort Pierre
Suckers wux scaEse en- Twin dears
Credit wus gone an what ter so.
Nary CT Que ov ns critters knew.
nulswhacgers acted kinder shy.
All e tie boys VIA geEsin' ly.
wonldn't give rs bit or ply.
WeEidn't buck us sKnosheg dayl
Ginger VIVA cappln'. nut want % blame,
Neoae wonid tackle eur leefie game!
Jako an Ginger am me wmz broke
EaSksepSg had our guns ia soak
whisky VIVA with two bits er drink.
He'd TO rustic 10 raise some ehinkl
Fineely r0ppd This Plxen Snake.
Played him low feF Little stake.
said st he'd Ike 10 hav sheen FAM"
Tried tsr humoF the son ON eT gun.
Teok in bis blahkcis al other truck,
Alec the spars ov this inian duck.
Blew ia bis sQnaw an two papoose--
tIsat fer Their Kids We had no usel.
Blew in bis pony. saddle and all-
KEEP as erKoin' all that fall
Blew In bis tepee on the trey"
Finally blew out hts brains one Day.
--sem T. cgossr.
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BEE.

TAe szp0mcs Bee i n0as FR&sY ~ hssssoess
FaEfssx mssSEs fNe sSTxsssS sS 5 sAeSms tss4s
NSss 8sse&se AHs4g ga selNEz - Ss a ii seaAs Isl &
~ anAsasx ae8s assassA ire Nee ms9 ~
aassz& 2gszs Al eSaE2xzs 9sxx sses 81 lssmaSs4A
AF sS&EsSstAas
Uwzgx aa4 Axxak
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xrE4wgRs.


The sseswes = n Ixnhy. HeTaers r. BeeeAsx.
MASTER. Aaases sexsxie evexy Sazl1&T &ftexnGan 81
n. Scr Fort Tawnsenxl A80 the fan @AAA
txsafsax from HaaEesdse wharf. LRNyvs kuFk
TpwmNefsd as q. H. every MnDtay. Betne<z1Ag
mna FRIDAY for Wha1cBm, e&ss1ng as @Ml<h
fAaasad and Richardson's fsFea3Aex pernkEssnKs.
argyle. E0pex FrsaaY HarfUs Msp5e snn Non
sxnY Tafag north and ThagE3ny going s0aSnls
Roche M3rh0g. 0Ec&s and Asst sound
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A sxw Breed
- - So.

NSN NexE NEE&ks.
IaAs Fxaekes- Ies naA4Ans. / have a.
kssssas 0g eass AeFe Is there arr pArsses-
iAs erNs4 xes e5Sa
tsFA lAssy swha reads re papers --sYa.
smytAEug that's fA@hsaaAaza lexnsae sss
Al ecsa1 gray kuan2.
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sEATTLK-wnArcoM RourE.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle ~ 2 p. IA,
Sundays tuesdays ard ThuEsisys arrives ~
MhasgaEn IS = r. IA next d;ly. Returning. leaves
MhateDm st ,. m MeuaaNs. Nefns stays and
Fridays, arrives aE SEATTLE al q IA. next day.
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RoUTR.

w S 4 r. C0-sTEAaERs WILL IEAyg
w fesler's dock. Seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
a. 10 g. m.
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wHArooM AND sEaIAumoo ROUTE

Steamer Eliza Apderssn leaves Seattle ST p.
n Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays. arrives
81 v keseofn T. n. siext aAy Returning leAEes
WhateeH Tuesdays nxa Thursdays a. s r. m.,
S8ndAysT =. a MassAy txiN 20 AsmtAhnfAa.
81 q INK -llN prss.s.Afat-
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paeIFIc COAST sTaAMsnIg COMPANY
TIooEs CANAL aoUTE -srsAgEg aosa-

Tas stsas1es 1aSerhsns W4N ta&ge Hatees&-
CxszzAa whsft ssos IS M&zsen stTeass &e3&es34Y
asA SstzyS4y sSsgatHx - SD L. faE Tssgs
s5AzsAte. spsbsek. kHtaa City Ans ~ wAF nosasx
On Eooa N&nkz Re a9@Snx 3eAFeS usnsa t4ts
&Ha4Ag an ThasSsiay mni7zt1g- For tsesEAf 81
pAsssR0 AeEsy az HAZE 3 s1i1E6G wMAEi oF o1
49, carr A 81 4ESP9E MAsser
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE TRUE TRAyscoxTrgESTAL RovrTE
-RKrwsxs-
rHg PACIFIC AND I-AsTc.

Yfs vsassenF eg esnzrz1sut 5s tire dHsE "a The
s=gsss4 s.sssslssang 81 EaxnFsesz zsaanang cara
hNTsnx drawing, sfnakiag and oash fusaszs rDns-
ssssfaRtt a1d esexn goss9szasf c&sS mft fFee AasF
fHx hefsss far k8s4krs 81 aF00n1 ss A&A ftGkeEAs
arss tha syssSss lae6efs sfys. ~ car raeeaA&.
- aagznE ears sn4 husHss EeosAte the kess
crafty Il food sH unlimited QaknklEs 81 sesspn.
&ssS rnfs&
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TINE TAnLE

sonsharn and Eassexa mail earries Pullman
SaceaefS
pepoF sad ticket once corner Second ana
Metser
Tickets on sale - az poEnas IN the rnsaed
Staszs. Canada and Eurepe
Z roNKrE. Tickes as 3 4 ''s'-'' 2 -'~@1tss
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llAcIEIe NAyIaArlaN co.-wnArcoN

80
pAclFIe NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoM
steamer STATE AZ Washington. Efcnry Bailey.
master. leaves Taeozna sunday. Tuesday and
1hsFsssy tar Nhsscotn. seheGe, FaiEaAsen.
raxssshs CotsFseStile. AusnsFfess IkseladF and
seattle Returning leave Nsatcem on fellow
nag Hxg.
scaesaule-I<sxe Tacoma p ul.. leave seattle
p sfFiFe Nlssle9Fa = - lsAFs AlsaieIsaa
{. 81: ieaYe seaftie 7.S9 a. m: arrive Tacoma
SD q. n.
Roche HAgRoR ROUTE
Steamer Skaeis ChBss Eesrxe BaTsow. master
Leaves Esc0xna AaaEsy an3 THURSDAY 81 ? q H..
LeAves seattle, Hathesas whesf. every Monday
esliisss i cilassa. Eassia.iy. sssawooa. LscoI.
asF, EFssag AaFAas, Heeho Hartor.
sKAaTT KTyEfs ROUTE.
Steamer neagy Bales. !. T. Denny mssseg
Leaves Tacoma Naasssys AMI Thursdays a.
Leaves seaasss evsrr Faessay ans Frsaay On
tide sssF staawOet. Fit Skag4t gstf, Mount Yer
naa. Sterling and ssserzsessste pusn,&
TACOMA TRADING Co.,
IA HATrTETp.
] SkDss wfe'E.
srenaxnl ManaENs, TsanvaA-
DAcGFsc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
alspsseA sse&l,srs ssosa seattle - soglawa;
Feg san FsAacsseos Us FsTs Tcwnsen1 ard
Eletexsa. a. q n trsssezEass FmeesyAd GA
sa1rs1 a ? =. seveaaa@s :. =. - -. - An1
sxwry @ve days tAezeaftex
Fos AasSka ~ 50 n HrTeEabNf I. sad -.
FF0m AAn Frasrtsce. tvf Fscseria and Fuees
noaa8 pstss Asa. ~ aoseEAsF I. 8 II. IS.
2, \, IseeeGa@s 1 2ad essTy Ass 2ays shpFs-
Tlrkess nav ne saszsas1 Al aAs o1aas o. sas
s5ooAiI. praEfvs 1r0.
ssenesNl Axsass.
Ne % aazges ssress. saa Fsaas4see. ca
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Rekuxnfng. leaves Whafestm ri = m Taes
dare TnuraEaays ard EasHniay& On t1ze SaszF-
Oar TIP shs Is,by goes shrsyeh % SeAftae. sage-
from Part Townsend 10 Seattle. 81 1snszl fszr-
tksF nuEsce. passengers or freight from seattle
snr me sssagssfs 81 ne Isbisse Wednesday and
FrsnRw trina win s. carried On tie washington
Steamboat ard DEMONSTRATION Haz steamer
Eaafk 10 PcFs townsend On Tuesday and InaFs-
1My nights ard transferred 6lFeef 70 the LIBBY.
On these days the W. s q r. Co vii issue tick
cts and bill freight through 20 6exztn4fsnn-
HERBERT n REECHEks Manager.
a HATFIELD. Aeenf. seAttie-
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We give mnsk careful ard rofset3nx4te 49,.
tien 70 diseases ct mnsnssa amtf nhfAkrnz A. &
knEfeF fAzn any nfsSuEN. 9tifasss8 ~ zfnaui
disease 81 II she COMMON FNMffao fzshfnfz Mxf &
cure y0n wnNa others Eafa The Rg&zs4:4xfx
skilled "a sveEy depAKtxaens ot fMp1i<N5 And ~
gaeai experiences. The pFnleksez las rcd go
New 1afks fnFmeFRv special nantnAszsx
@amRns Hospital CsAlek0. New N4R& Ala II
one u fMe n1ass Successful AslA Aens ktsunn xfH
eoa0zsEczl specialists IN this eannssR
70 Young ard Aalddie-Aaed n1@r1
Nervous Dehslity. Spesmasorrhna sexn1n4S
losses. FaYsleal nee&y. arising fE0Aa f0f{xt46V
nan. pHo1ac4ng Ssesa&essnes2. aexsxnfSe11nX.
discouraged. lack III cnnfaAnce. ssnll u11x< l8<
sFadv Df haSlnxss. and au4is AIfa 4 h<frx1xmI
kaEe1y. permanently ana speedily earsst
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SEATTLE poRT TOWNSEND ROUTE.

e. : mail steamer Ediih leaves Seattle every
DAY. except saturday, ~ 10 - p. m. arrives At
Foff Townsend at 4. IA. next day Ketur ing,
leaves Fort Townsend ~ 1879 n ~, arrives 81
seattle 81 p. a.
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RaxE n HIS

puGzg souxD saoRs RAILROAD
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Trains arrive q and laave seattle Is solsown
LeAye Arrive.
Newcastle and wxys xnom xm
STATIONS --s.s-.-zs-.-sss - = - -
fsoTss 49, 2sapm i0an
v0al trains with cp@ch attached. have no
regular running EEaes wsli carry passengers.
u. a. HILL SnT.efintea1enk
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oas. via xoors Lana COMPANY seattle

Fseuex policies Of Insurance nSan real estate
tIfiak guaranteeing aesnfH1e pT feeta0n aK2fnss
sasS ~ FeAs0m 81 detective 1tses
Is AssHasse ~ ia o%H expense the deteSssg q
al leal ssFucceafaxs srstStafs$ tse Interest o.
a4xsFae claimants. ard relieves tas taSnfst
fsa4a ali aTus40se. aan0ysaee anxiety cEsss sal
cxpasse attending EaEh sSsssAfguss.
q IL HANF0sn. President and C0nnsei-
Rxs70w wATwn& G ss1E5IKE. Vice Pres.
III FsHAKKR secretary.
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yTsHE BAsK or COMMERCE
INCORPORATED
Paid up Capital ...~.......-......-e--.tlooeoa eco.
RICHARD u0f,YoKE ................P FekssssB

cRArrLs TITLE INSURANCE AND TgusT
- COMPANY
Capital &c go
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prEr SEATTLE rERRY

FAsr TINE
PAssESGEa STEAMER FLEETWOOD
Seattle, Tacona. Usynaria. sseEhse9Ssn ana
MeSelEsR Island
WINTER TINE CARD
Commencing Tuesday, November II
Leave Olympia. daily exeeps MondAya cam
Arrive Tacoma . 10 co a ID
Lesve TagasnaA = II u n -
Arr4ve Seattle, fennsn
LAsEe ssstsins daily except MonSay...- : 90 N
Arrive TacoEaa. . -. 4 90 5 "a
Leave Taeonan. g - 30 b "a
Arrive olympia . SO > N
MISUNDERSTANDING Yesiex's wharf. Tacoma
y. T. +. r. wharf 0symp1a. Efarfss ssharf
Afat& on 6oAfd- on boa1 maksRg ruand
trip suudAvx s.arffes Northwestern and Wellx-
Fargo express and fast freight
a HATCH President