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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26
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The Wilmington leaves San Francisco for
Seattle Saturday NEXT
The Geo. w. Elder sailed for Alaska yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
The bark Eisinore had not arrived here
from Port Townsend up 10 dark last EVEN
ing.
The Willamette sailed for Portland Sun
day evening Al midnight with 2.20o tons Of
coal.
The Wells line schooner vessa did not
reach here yesterday, but wiz surely be-
here to-day.
The steamer Point Arena did not get In
until last night She was wind-bcund
down Sound.
The steam schooner Signal sailing IN the
Bernard line, Is due this afternoon from
San Francisco.
As she lays e. the Ocean dock discharg-
ing, the toilers of the steamer Al-ki are
being repaired.
The tug Dispatch shipped non-union
engineer late Saturday night and got away
to Scmiahmoo.
The ship spartan finished loading ysstsr-
day and pulled out into the stream yesger-
day 20 await tug.
Inc tAE 4 uAttt8ta sttt last NtNAtatAS 41k
Dog Fish point 70 tow up a scow Of stone
for the Moves hailding.
Captain tiillispie. formerly CT the steam
ers Josephine and Louise, has been ap-
pointed captain Of the new tug Dispatch.
The Fairhayen Il 10 be laid Oft for few
days TO be generally overhauled. The
steamer Skagit chief win take her place.
The steam schooner L. ]. Perry landed
twenty-six tons OF hay and i25 600 shinEles
from down sound at Baxter's wharf yes
seFsIay.
The steamship Queen OF the Pacific ar
rived in port sunday from San Francisco
with . small list Of passengers and go tons
Of freight.
The steam barge J. c. Britain arrived in
port Sunday morning with 81 tons OF
Chnekanut stone. Part OF the load Was for
Rurke's building and part fos CaFkeek &
Nicholas. She discharged al Baker, Bacon
& Co.'S wharf and left for Chuckanut again
last evening.
The steamer Al-Ki. Captain Hall. ar
rived in port from San Francisco Sunday
morning with ssi tons 81 general ulerchan-
disc for schwahacher Bros & Co, and s.
tons Of railroad material She finished TN
loading last evening, she loads railroad
scrap iron aud coal for San Francisco. She
takes tie iron from here. but whether she
viii coal here or at Departure bag has Rot
been decided.
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Frzneiseo: csFrslton, coal. Eanasmo 70
San Francisco.
XIV goRK NKRcnAxpTsE nknxr1.
SKw Yoxx. nov. Hops-SGronz and
moTe active
Cosfse = 0pti0ns opened steady, I'M
changed % points mp. ard closed firus.
100 70 points mp. sales. II 80 haes: Norem-
Der xf5.3D6e - 90. December. SIS Essa IS IS.
Jshnary. si5ss0esl5-es; May. sl899@Is.
SPOT kio quiet and steady; fair eargoes.
fs5<es No /, 17s<c.
eSgar-Fism: refined, srtive and firm.
Copper Brisker and stronger; lake. De-
eember. xI3 IS
Lead : Dull and sseadisr; domsstic.
49,
TIM Quiet and 6Tka; straits. 81 50.
PetFoisum-0pened strong &C 81 iasx asut
altsF moving up slightly gaYe way, nndnr
selling Standard Oh brokers and declined
se. Elighs seaetions snen followed, on
which the market closed steady at sI~aE5<.
IL i thought the decline Ii dne 20 the de-
sire Of the STANDARD OIL Company 70 reduce
the premium paid in the oil fields ard take
less Tor certificates in speculation. stock
exchange opened si-f0s< highest 81 f0sk
lowest tI.06ss closing ti.16z- Consolidated
S~~+s~esHD @tr~stEst %tsAtfas A8kAe4t 81 t4fSh 81
lsssss si.o6. closing sI-oeK. Total sales.
rs so berreis
Bar silver. Dss<c.
eHfcAso PRODUCE MAxxKr.
cBieaeo. Nov. IS - Wheat - Closed
easy November. 7ssxc: May, essze
C0rn-I.ower: November, s2lEe; De-
eenabsrs 315ke; May, s3s,
oats--Easy; December. 20Kc: May.
22skc.
Barley November. s0c.
Pork-sseady; November. sa.Ts; jan
nsry, s92T5s
Lard-Easy; sovsmbsr. ss7s; January.
s0S7ss.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HAnxEr.
CHICAGO. Nov. Is = Cattle = Receipts
1900: STEADY. becyes, Hee@5.l0;
steers. ss.s0Gf4 80; stocksFs and feeders,
sl.70e13: Texas cattle. si.75@2e0: West
ern rangers sz60@4
Hogs Receipts. 70 900. opened Sc lower
and closed strong; mixed, xse593 so:
heavy, ss.60as00; light. $s.o5Aa.e6.
Sheep Receipts. s.0f0s tsong; natives,
s2.7ses5; Western. ss.oo@t.5O. TEXANS.
s3tk4lo.
The DresssS Josssnaf special cabiegram
from London quotes American cattle In
excessive supply and very weak At i09lfe
per pound for fair 20 choice, estimated
dead weight
IfvKRpooL oRAFE MARKET.
IfvrRrooL. Nov. Is - Wheat - Qgiet
holders offer moderately.
Gorn--Sfeady: demand poor: new West
ern. d I'd per GENITAL.
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BLOOD AND ska DISEASES.

sev..l.g9l. ;. -Ts---- -.
., s.ss tiess ufeA28 u u rs resaas2
~ rsts ...s*as ss.,.ss 49,.
,vSser,s ,sths.s 49,. 49, PstnA1easy ccicd
49, y sLaS y ANtN tssiea
,s. 80 ssas'aA4 ha1 h5A1ae< complaints
ksss - Mta-iSt4% 100 IgrIGenss EARNING 0r
ss-ss 1919, us coAsAfs1 81 Wa raklky Natt-
$3.50 $3.50 ~ saMMalnss MsMk n4cks E7AatsoFttHs.
sssNss NsssetAs PrVAAptay AAa HAle19 etireA
e.aAFSes FeAsnsaahle
Our success 10 G@Naa Uuna EMfrem
orr resn,,sses aes .,.ssees~r 80 -. - -
nentlv *NFa1*-
We ID MT etafr, Il, b-,csw .,-,...a.s,.s- q. -.
scn 10 uiaieine or ts,sassr - x - -, - -
evsfy case but we as is sar 49, - $500. s.ss
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pAgsEIc EAvIsAT1OS c0.-wHArroM
szHalner s1sss e. Mazhtnx.cn. Henry Esney,
M1ster, ssNEes Iaeotns Ezn13Y. IT. stay AID
1hurS14y f6< Nh1sc1Ea. SE1omes E41rAasez,
n4zlen. ConpEgl2Ie. Anacar1e8 EkNEiAey ard
seAfsla Returning lsays whatcuzn CO fozAow-
lNx &my.
8cneanle--feave Tsnnsns p n; lsAve seafsae
D. IA nxF1xa WhMSs1n q b. f&age w k8tHnm
2. IA ie&ve seattle 7 Sc . n; arrive T&coma
ROCHE HARBoR R0ETK
sxskruez Ekagss Chief. Gsorxe Bsrlow. master
Leaves TAeonna kos1aF sed thursday a. . -
Leaves seattle. Hnk1stdss wharf eserY Non5ny
eu1 InEfAdaT "a . n z1r Fan sB2n isAa1<ss.
ealing ~ CzfBGon. EszAsa17. ss&1Woo6, LsCo1-
neK. FFf12y HsrksoE. kDehe Earhof.
sEAGTT RTvEk ROUTE
eteasner Henry EaEiey, g r Denny. maxtex
Leaves Tso0m& Moadays ard Thursdays -
! .. n
Leaves Seattle every Tsnesasy sz6 rrsaay on
toe sor sSanwno1s FIR. skkaft CRY Mount Yer
EoFs EtzxtknE ard tzEssrEnestszse r0sHtA
zAG0MA TRADING CO.
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATyTErn.
agent, Seattle
:. gEDGWTCE
6ener1i Manarsrs Tacoma.
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slDE AND SHIPPING.
|rry Lively Day With the
shipping.
uxry ron THANKSGIVING.
k.<,x1ss - Luns=x FROM Connfry
.....-ree1Irs - pug~t seasa Hay
zn<eeipss sad shipmsnsx.


SKkTTLK, Nov. 3.
!. s..x~,s 4 TIE Seattle Clearing House
- xsrs si6l 80 =.
2 f.,... sssssved two carloads Of hops
80 WusA. 81 Gilman. today. This
$500. she ossly nl0ssxneat foF the day.
$3.50 esflonda or 1900 fees Of lnn-
,.-s rss.sssesI orr lie Seattle, Lake
Y. y.s,srn rxilWAy trom the different
q. ..gax the llns today.
$50 sraone Ehe shipments from
=. iolsy ssrs tbs following. one ear
81 2 80 . essh Q. the following towns.
-. KENT and slaughter: one car
z snssdyne sand 70 Tacoma, and one
- 4 Strap iron 70 Ballard.
-. ..n<sn schooner 4. ] Perry, brought
Z -. q Aay And ~. go shingles from
:. ssnnd today.
@..ssseiy sss turkeys are beginning 70
Z. 80 lie fsArsxet, ard the indications
- she saArket viii - well sapplied.
-. eers bssng retalled by nunBtseF
zsI<r. tsasy II 1u@71szc per pound.
- - pressas ssatlook prices VIII fangs
ass per pound.
L &o&SHz7 81 can nave aeEH Hefs
Sa..ng tie last day OF 50, and ifidi-
=. pa % : good supply for the nsxt
x<sks
p.s<s sostnf hsy seemed tribe on 20.
xaiiss little lower Ia price.
s.zsg US 81 sctivs day in shipping
1 ~ sasx receipts Of lumber from outside
-. te-sAy amounts to 20 COO feet IN
- aum1erx. Thls 10 little above the
a,es. ri Il viii serve 70 coavey Al idea
a an.eaat Of lumber being consumed
<s.i!e. vixen Il il known that the local
S ~ RAISING % their fullest capacity
& a.. tisers i DOT single stock Of any
- II ne city.
1 - s:essasy AK arrived in port from
Francisco yesterday. she brought
~ inf seattle and Pors Townsend
Hes freight Tor these two points was
Tons
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NJ
/ + ,hls slaouns 2si tons were consigned
<hsahaehsT Bros. q Co.
4 - ..razshsp Qsieen OF the Pacific ar
s d port yesterday with ESQ tons Of
ezhzndise. consigned % Seattle
erhzats.
: zzkz Bacon a Co.. closed out their en-
<oek 81 feeds TO Lllly & Bogardns to-
They ara retiring from the fesd bust.
1urHAnbsss ssp rHoprcx AEcEIrrs.
snx tAs last sortv-eight hours the mer-
palss and produce receipts At this port
~ s. I0llowss Puget Sound Shore road,
Sns; Columbia 4 PaRet Sound rail-
- p tors. Seattle. Lake shore 4 East
railroad. ils tons. BY water-Ai-ki.
lns<; Queen Of the Pacific, $50 tons: j.
fst,siu. 80 toBs: L, ,. Perry. % tons;
ehIngipz. = = tcnss Mabel. II tons; Cas-
~ y tons; Clara Brown. 8 tens. Total
sAziz s,eas tons.
hIsffMKETA
pafs1s the last forty eight hours goods
nerthansiae weFe shipped from Seattle
~ surrounding country a. follows:
~ SQUAD Shore road. - tons; Colum-
q Puget found railroad. = tons;
|k<. Lsks shore 4 Eastern railway, III
y By watsf-SirAce. 5 tons: lola. &:
eAaven. IS tons: w. r. Mnnroe. Q tons !:
- drown. i2 tsnss Washington, IS
Cascade. - tons: Eliza Anderson. !
fisetweod. ) tons; Mabel, 5 tons:
risns 2. 100 tonas City OF PueblA. 1 600
Geo, ". Elder. 500 TONS Total ship
~ q "a tons.
xAyrRs or nKrR1Frs.
zty.hvs bis cofnfortsra. II o. boots and
II q = glasn. car cattle. 100 bxs soap,
beer, ears hops, - cars lumber. 50
s.aseh. q tons hss. $4,000 shingles, |
ssf~F roofing. % 6 patent medicine.
ssszFsnts' movahles. car hams. leo
taissz. Cd 6 tobacco. . cars iron, IS
ams. ears stone. car Hour. D cars
k cars potatoes ! car trees
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TAsADzAS PACIFIC RATIwAY-sHzTRsE
TRAxscosrrSxsrAL Routz
-sxrvxrz-
TEE PACIFIC AND TIE ArLASrrr

ITS passenger ecxfp-ans q 90 nnexe fn sAe
woFs1 consisting of iuxuricnS sieesfnx csrx
hkrsHx drawing. smoking ard bath r9aras: con-
taEt9 nle and clean econfs1 ears wSh frss slssr,-
1n9 o%rEn& tar Ao}1zrs ct seeon1-ezzss fsekerxL
ard the Ecss ua02eEa style % daT eoa.hez
- dining cars ard hossas pF3Fids the hezs
quality q fcod In unlimited cEzagsfy. e ressoa-
able rates
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The EiskneE Bee i nsw really Sec sszxlaess
FsEs4et wske3as - ssrxses ~ sosszzg Ao41
- IL pSeAze a4asf "a haa~a e q A. =. SFsNl1Iz.x
zeAz1 . 1ssS q sosEsszss sar1 see& as cnsNznsA
r SPA rLLzN3.
tzEes a. Ags1a
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rs mxfl steamer Edssh leaves Seattle sTsrF
daw. exeepx sAsnr1MY. ak 10 n .. nz-s arrives A.
Port townsend az q Ia nex1 day. AeE1rnzng.
eAEes Per- KDw Eseud a. ID 80 = H. arrives - -
ate - > n
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srIEaRArmrc MARKETS.
anw rekk sroeK nnyIaw.

~ YesK. Nov. s5.-~Stocks are only
ssisss today. and remained weak,
2ax almost throughout the entire
spn. though fiaetaa tons In the regular
ssls eon0ned - small fractions. As a
bsai changes are evenly divided be.
= fAlas and loeses. but Sugar Is down
asAssos Is and Oregon short Lane
vie Tennessee Coal Is up -.
sNnment beads dull and steady.
a lxgAAsax Ass sncvRsvtKs.
sv YsSz. Nov. - Money on cali,
y sAf7s last lean q. prime mercantile
MA. Sterling exchange. steady
aHs 0Aaay bills. sASeA; demand.
lfsFsalssssiA ~. leoupon). fa7; as
ssseA ioe. a. leoaPonl io1'ss Pa
81 STOCKS.
sssa Express. sse; Canada Pacific.
skAats Southern. SsN Central Pa
harllngtnr. Ice, t.ackawAnna.
Beaver & kse Grade. i6As Erie.
I kasssas & Texas. 10. Lake Shore.
taklsvsile s Nashville. s5sa. Mteh-
ssnisal 81 Mlssoarl pacifle. CO..
faesisc. ~. preferred. gess.
ssssssa, ilSss preferred. itass: New
Nsessal. iSsia Oregon improvement.
Navigation. i10s4. Traascanti-
81 Pacific Nal. s4ss Reading,
80 issAad, 5sass 81 Paul. III.
= ss1ssse. -. Uaiea Pacific. 6ass
= ssaaes kxpsSss. ~; Fargo express.
sa: Onsea, 81 Anaegicaa Cotsoa
+ ssstNe srocxs
~ ieAx. Sav. - Alice Sl.t0, Case~
4 sesk Hits 81 D. Consolidated Cali.
= Virginia s. nxAawScl Territory
! ssssse 81 Il. Could & Garry 81 Is.
- . Horn silver g. "a. NexscAa
lssaao -. untAzso Ssa.ao. oSsek.
80 FssEseasA So. savage 81. "a.
ssssas saSa. unioa Consolidated
Asses ssork wknxKrs
Nes. Atchgson a Tepeka.
aAAa grsas -, 50; railroad. ASA;
10 Mexican Central. cora
afss mortgage bonls. efAA San
"a FsaSgzsc0 Rwvfww.
ksNssses. Nux. @a-Wheat--
- sasy Al 81 as1lsl.
:. saalss No. feed, Sc
Assss ss.l supplied and receipts
- -. g 81, No. l. st.s7hses
gsaeses. s. iESslsA
usAsag aesng.
-. :. -sssaay. Early Rose. so26c,
80. 's.ssksi: k4shznks. asessi.iA
Z. :. : 80 .Aney. ser sc. eco.a 70
- eAssteFnsa rsneA. sAasst&e.
eaaAsnsr. Nansszao 10 SAa
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-zKRRxRr
Il 2. beechef. manages

The steamer J. =. LInay. Herberx r Beeeher
MASTER, LEAVES Seattle esery sunday afternoon &C
,. m Tor Port ToWnsenA nnd the san Jukn
stands, nom Ha1aeidss wharf Leaves Port
Tamnsead 1T s = m. syeFy Monday. wednesday
aud Friday for Whafcozs, calling gt Sznlths
Argyle. lopez Fr1dGy HeFhor. Maple ION Moo
DAP going north and Thursday going EoHthJ,
Roche HaTbox. 0reas and EaAs sound
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STEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power HOuaa

Leaves Power HousA
Leaves at = m. for Jaanita and way
ports
Leaves a. a m. ausi 4sl5p m for Newcastle
and way porta
Leaves as D n. for Juanlta aud way
posta ]. II. L0UCHEAD. Manager
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Leaving Seattle sundxys Tuesdays ard Thurs
Gays - . m. Tor Port TDwnsend. Leaves PORT
Townserld fol Enngencss and Port Angeles ct
D. N. Rrrnrnirs leaves Pert Angeles tn< Dun
xenezz. Port Townsend and seattle at q u. on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Frl0nyA
VI. McCERDY. Agent
Quiuey street wharf. Port Townsend. WASH
J. 4. HATFIELD. Agent
HaEEeld-C0imAn Wharf, Seattle, Washington.
foot Marion street
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VIZ At co-sTxsMERs VIII LzAyx
W Yezssrs deck ssaEtls. 6zzly 10 Tacoma
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wATnKwHArcoN RouTx

S1ekzer Wexhfnztuu leaves Seattle 90 p H.,
Emneays Tuesdays and thursdays arrives 81
wnascoza e q IA next day Eesnrnlng. lazFaa
Whsseom IS D. N Nondsrs wednesdays aaG
Eri6eys. arrives NJ Seattle at7 = = nexx dA9.
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srKAxER NABxr

wfss fu.xa Yesse~ss ases a. = - ereyY TsseatAg.
Tes~s.say anz SasursAg kaE Twesy&-@gsS fssNs.
Fasszpsts Mae&sssea &srysSAsses AEwesS AG3
0ra q FSs> FA&. ACrS1
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For detailed Information apply to fae fouow.
ing agents % IRE company.
C. G. McC0KD
Ma. Washington street Portland Or
Il w. McGINSESS. Seattle, VT
EK. ELLIS. TxEoxna VT.
u. u. BROWN, Asst Sta Freight and Passen-
ger Agent. Vancouver h. C.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Fzcffie Co. postefEice
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wHATcOM AND sENFABM00 ROUTE
saesner Ezra Anderscn leayex Se9Ftss Is p
m Mpns3gs, n Wednesdays and Frid9EKs arrives
81 Is nasecm T. n. nexs 1Ay. Returning, leaves
Whx5cuE TH@S1aTs and Thnrscaya AZ ?. ~.
MARS q n. Monday "Trip 30 1er1s&nn0o
d b. JACKSON President
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Returning leaves Waateon ~ 8 .. n Tues
days Thursdays and SATURDAYS On the 6atar-
day trfp the Libby gees through 20 seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend - seattle, 81 u1ti fur
Their notice. passengers 81 freight from seattle
for The islands by The LIbey's Wednesday and
Friday trips viii be carried on the Washington
Steamboat ard Transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith % foF4 Townsend on Tuesday AMI Thurs
day nights and transferred direcs 20 the Libby
On these days the ". a r. Co. VIII issue tick
eta and bill freight tbr0agn 20 destination.
HKKBEKT y BEECHER. Manages.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle
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We give raexf careful ana eanssdersfs ssszn.
aor % diseases q psosnen All cAsasirwn. n xoa
eAHSg ftoSa any Obscure. asSfseass ox NneeFtar
dzaeAse 81 X tho enxaNn soutsse doctors faz1 %
essrs Yea wasn 0theFs fail The xfseesaszxts are
sk.tsea IN every oep1sEsaeaf cf Sne1scal End sGF-
gscA experience TIE professor has had wears
e expresses IA The hospitals * nroeklvn ana
zew AorE, icFnteriy ssee3sa professor -
NorNo,s Hospital Eoslexe. New yaxk and .
one % siaa re&t sHccessfzai ana bcse knawn zyne.
coscgieAl specialists in this coan3ry
To Young and halddIa-Age0 Aaan.
Nervous Debility. epermasarrhsna. SeunfHsl
As,ssss, fhfSfeAl necay. artssng frogn inalerFe-
Hoh, rroauclnS sicsqtessaess. despautssaav
pAfapseS on TIE lace. aVesstoa % sssesefv easst
atseearagea. lntk of coEesienca. aast nnfs f,sr
sfQ1F or business. and nadz lie 4 husslss,
safely. permanently and speedily Cured
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Al the above frains run daily.
southern and Eastern NAH carries Pullman
sieepera
Depot and ticket Office corner OF Second and
Weller
Tickets On sale 60 ail points IN the United
-'Ss' - IA. xApEAU. Manager
4 ToNKIH. Ticket Agent
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GTEAxzR TERsDALx. HUGHES MAsrkR
PORT ANGELES. DUssESEss. PoRT TOWN
SEND
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pAcIrrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIL COAST EIEAMsHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle as follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p. N. passengers received on
hoard at 5 D. nj Novsfab IL -, ~ and -,
and every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: November and q At q. u.
From san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. AT q m. November /, s. III. ie,
Il D. December /, and every ave days there
after.
Tickets may be obtained At The oisics Of he
comuauy 81 Ocean Deck, ~eaEfie.
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO..
General AEenfA
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General banking hussness s-ansaessd
sight sid tslegssDalic sxehsrxe pxyahls IN Al
The principal ezsies Of the U81ted states ana
kzcups
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ThrDakh tickets are Issued 50 81 px1ncsusl
points IN ths United states. Canada, and Ruscpe,
as lowest Ezte&
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
~ ll4mitedl
STEAMER PREMIER
BoUED SOUTH
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
ThursdaT- pm and MONDAYS % n
Townsend. Monday and Seattle. Friday and
Thursday III p m Tuesday - q N
eeeftle. tuesday ard Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ...-.-..-S q m 7 Tuesday .-.-..-~. 10 N
BOUND NORTH.
EeattIe. az midnight Townsend = q n
Tuesday and Friday Whatcom IS % . N
Townsend - n Roche Harbor-l II 80 m
Whaecnm . 80 q m Vancouver. ...... z p m
Roche Harbor IL xs.
The company reserves the right - ehange the
tins table or places Of call without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLR
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL At kEATTLR
Tuesdays and FridayS
JOHN A. O'BRIEN, Masses.
F.W. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager G, p. ". Co, Ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26
HOOPS CANAL RourE-srEAMER JOSE.

The steamer Josephine win leave Hatfield
coiman wharf, foot Of Marion street, Wednesday
Gamble, seabeek. Union City and all way points
on Hood's Canal. Returning leaves Union City
Monday and Thursday morning. For freight or
passage apply ak Hasheld-Colman wharf or On
board. CAPT. II. GILLESPIE. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26

~ AN. co.-pUGxT SOUND DIVISION.
~. The following Schedule for the company q
steamers win % in effect on aud after August -
1855, until further notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26

THE NEW. rAsT STEAMER TAIRHAvES
-LEAvKs RoR--
Utsniafy. Ccupeyfile, Anseortes. Fafrhaven,
Bellingharn. seh0me, Whafcom and way ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday a. p. n.
Returning. leaves Seattle Cor Tacoma wednes-
DAY, Friday and sunday at7;s 10 q N. from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'S wharf
BAKER, BACON a Co, Agents, Seattle.
f. n. WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
4. l. GowCiIE. Agent Fairhaven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26

last TgME
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26
T,HE BANK or coMMERcE-INcoRroE
Il Ated9
Fad UP CAPITAL uoann
kiCaARo HotxoKK--..-..+-...PTe President
r r sPKScKa ..s.............. Cashier

Transscts general banking business
Deals in foreixn ana domestic exchange, draw
Ing direct on eli principal European poinf&
Collections made on al points in the united
States and Caaada.
Telegraphio transfers made 20 all principal
points
Interest paid on depositA
All business intrusted to Sc VIII receive the
pruFurfegt attention.
once. brown building southeast corner SEQ.
und and Cherry streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26

HKRBERT BEECHER, Manages.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle
last TIME
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
Seattle. Tacoma. Olympia. ssellscoom and
ncEefss Island
WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November II
GOING.
Leave Olympia. daily except Monday. Dam
Arrive Tacoma. 10 % n
Arrive seattle. % p N
RETURNING.
Leave ssattle. daily except Monday. 2oo N
Leave Tacoma, 80. 20 . IN
Arrive Olympia 49,. 90 , N
LANDISGs--seattla. Yesiers wharf: Tacoma,
y. z. r Il. wharf. Olympia. dorr'k wharf.
Meals on board. On 5 boat making round
trip SundasA Carries NORTH western and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
Il. HATCH, President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-26

Drafts drawn en- 81 pArss of the world In
se.est paid On savings and tine deposits
HourB-fo O. N. 20 .. m. aud SAfurday even
inxE from 10 o'eicck
Deposits may be made In person OF By regis
tered letter. money order or express ard deposit
books viii be returned as requested.
Money loaresf On real estate at ren Sorahle rates
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-20
NO USE FOR HIM

"Iouis +. Booker. ,Jud I.aAToure's
grinder of Gods poor. once said: 81
have no use for II man who has no
money i'll him.. AS the majority of
the voters in North Dakota have no
money in them, l.. +. Booker has no
use for them. Therefore reciprocally.
they have no use for him. Ergo,
BOOEcr's name is Dennis. ~ orth,
west News.
The above paragraph is given us ;.ll
example of this "educational" cam.
paiSn from Il democrat standpoint,
We have not taken the trouble to ;,sl,
Mr.. Booker if he ever made such arl
expression, nor yet to ask him if lie is
"Jud LaMOure's grinder of Gods
poor" But the insinuation of Mr..
l'ierly that the majority of the voters
of North Dakota have mo money III
them is II libel OH the community
Every producer is "a man with money
in him., and in this sense every farm
er and every business or laboring mar
who assist the farmer in the furnish
ing of supplies or in tho case and
marketing his crop is Il producer
Persons who make a business of hes
mircling the fair name of honorable
men for political purposes are not pro
ducers and have no money, nor any.
thing else, desirable in them, and the
meanest of these is the editor who
uses just enough trutllto color wilfu
deceit into a semblance of the gen
uine article.