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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04
rrrroKarnIc ,tAHKETs.


sts Yuex. Nov. Stocks were verv
seyf ,aAag. wlth trusts less prominent to
us3inF ia8ash wlth tie exosps5on 81 Mis-
ssa'i is.He there was no real sctlyliy in
~ ft-sasd i}st. fbs msrset closed sefive
as sea generally as fractional losses
- uas zgsning pfiec Fiual ehsnsss as
lass rs# divided hetweeu gains and
bssss are ior snAil fractions n most
sasf ts auiy Important ONES being
So. IA Missouri. faciac snd q. 10
CASA 6sz
eoFefeaeets daa.
Ia seek y hans statement shows & res
- 5se~ease 01 s. Sn. aua speele ia-
sssse a- k5s- 9u The bsass uow hola
y ~ la e2eess u the = rseg cent. rule.
2zrHsNee Asp enevsfrixs
sss 1ask, N9y. s-Measy on cali.
81 e.sa a3 Ioans prime mercantile
80, s#& s5ass8g exchange, dun and
.atF -x,y~3sy slJs. s#si, demand.
posns.
g 'oaars1s} ~. ass feoapoasA i0e'sf
- + }s-ts
sFpT2s.
ts7're. l'as Darlington. fsss'a taen-
@so t.Eanae IS Northern i.ss a.,
s. t-f'srFg5 -2ts Nssrsz western. tit's
Ns sarA CeatEsG iis 0fesass Asx5Es-
tt. Eraaszo asiHtaEai, &kfs Rae4ae
s Eezk issaa ass ~ issa.s
s-- ffaa1ls-a. @tts -. Fsai s Anass-
'tnFs tasHc. t snsaa t'aeiaet
Farza Ez} esss ts- y estssa tesan.
Asa E2Ffsss. t3#z canadian
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ELfgAHrrH. \. j., Nov. --Three-fourths
Tngle-I.eia May won, Badge second,
winona third Time, 80
Nile Assl one-eighth-king crab wen,
IaSins Bel second. Huntress third. Time,
3s4ss.
seven-e:ghths mise-Frei1es won, Facial
second. kasson third. Time. ] ,29's.
Tbree-fourths mile Oarsnlan won
Puzzle second, Leonally third. Time
2ttt+
Five-xighths mile Hopefully won
Mamie Il. second, Laurent third- Time.
l.e1i
wilfred won. Bravo seco nj, 81
James third Time. .a01s.
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zen Over q rreelplee.

eASrA Cnux, Sow. 2-rhis afternoon
while Joseph sihra and Frank FEELS were
attending funeral procession in a buggy
the horse bscome frightened. backed of a
hsnk and iell down forty fact. The horse
was killed and Sihra received fractured
skull and Is supposed TO be internally IN
tered Ills recovery is doubtful
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b. Ralt Log. be- dc oeean.

gAx FRASctsco. Nov. The Western
Raft Lumber Company has filed articles Oh
incorporation in the Office Of the eoonty
clerk. rhe capital stock Is placed al 500
90. 81 which 81 900 has been subscribed oy
the following dsFectors, Hugh X Robin
son. James Mervyn Donohae, d. Aahoney
J. r. Chaman, George A. knight. Alison
t.osifrev and Daniel J. LearY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

CufcAso. N0v The Insolvency affairs
e nsllerd. Clarke & CO. were wound up
today. and she receiver vas ordered 20 turn
over al the property in his hands 10 the
firm. All TIE property has been sold 70
Alexander Bedford. and the husiness vii
- resumed under The name OF the Beltord-
Clarke Company
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

- ssanEr idasa0 brought - I'd Aeks
- s0 boxes of apples from OAK
i 49, sast evening. The steamer Cas-
=. zhs Ia SO sacks af eats .rona the
aysr Yesterday 0s5s are rather
1 a. e. f-espff. ana the tendency 81 the
i 81 tewasd higher values. Ihe sta
re san Francisco marset II pe-
Holders there are displaying no
.ss k8ateves 90 cell. ana dealers are
a. anAbse Sc obtain llgst-eiass stocks.
-. ,hs. action the market Is steadily
sem ihoagh rs movement upward
su Prices here tn tbe local market
4 vse5st certain % saTaace.
fs1sss continue 20 arrive In surprisingly
- Quantities, and the market y fairly
szss Eadg ia tiss season 4 was thought
3 as supply from local sources would
! sha't au4 dealers laid their plans &C
ssasiy. Tia crop vas double the
i tss.t that il VAS expected that il would
ean eqnentiy everything il demon
! h. Values are low and in spite Of the
- demand she market shows 10
svsfh
!. ~ wesner Muitnomah brought GOOD
4 81 saa3 snment OF Olympia oysters To-
81 The market on this delicacy II siLll
:. spp.ied The demand is excellent.
! aiAa dealsr stated today that he nad
= g. Die The amount Of oysters 50 far
eason than be had ever before in the
50 sagsh Of time.
p sisaTser Mabel brought ia % tons OF
/. b n tons OF iron and lto. 90 shingles last
-. so. f,ss4st Asstu ssnntteb
sngrpSvs.
Assseea-sar I.akme. Portland. $50 tons
ssasrsi cares Saisesi~-ixanhoe. san Fran
usao. s ions coal.
va sssrtsK Asp PRODUCE nEcEITTs.
parns the last twenty-four hours the
ssehse3.se ar.a produce receipts At this
- ss7s as follows Puget Soand shore
~ rs isns, e8gumhss & Puget Sound
d. a. tons. Seattle. Lake Shore &
sAesru railwAv. - tons. By water
Is1ms. As toes. ]. G. britain. 90 tons
la tons. Clara Brown, tons. ". X.
gzta ! ten Mabel. - tons; Idaho y
cascade. - tons. Total receipts
sans.
sHgrSENas.
Barring Be last - hours goods ard fnef'
sszasg serr shipped from Seattle 20 che
affeau3.nr country as follows; fusei
ss3 shose road - tons. Eolum5is s
-, soamd railroad. = tons. Seattle
Is shasS & Eastern railway 81 tons. ty
as trace, Is tons Cascade. I tons
'sssboa. 800 tons; Fleetwood. I ton
81 tons. fllza Anderson, 8 sons
gan. ; ions. roiito{aks. - tons
laa. sa. meats. 2 ss}i tens
SkFtRK ~ nnrr5FFs,
seseu hundred and tity sacks OATS, -
slss aPpiss. 50 tons Stone, to ears brick
ears usher, Gears machinery. - hsAs
a- = cases backs aud stationery. !.
s Tbsar eoasss, - casss boots aus
'ae- ~l pkEs groceries, ear PAPER, ] ca
sAJ I'g4ucs, ar horses. 10000 shingles
~ 8me. tar lsshs, b cases dry guo8s
gsAsss q. skcss!sueous hardware.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

1astaa h0ofes.
n seems A curious lact that every one Of
ala the more pernieioas weeds known IN
lhe United StsteS is s nasassllzesi foreigner.
o. The less Questionable class, vhich May
lie stvlei troublesome weeds, a, least tao
thirds are likewise al foreign anoss-
srv. The few AmeTseaa plants that
NAV 10 arranged under the general
tsrra - seeds are sug the most
usrt amnuais, and therefore easily eratii-
Gated. Take. foy instance. the eo1umon
fanzes,i. ~. as Il Is sometimes known, bt-
tsruee,}. the loBE-leg daisies tEslsesonl,
hfuweesi. hseRartsrkS. etc GRE cutting
before lnt see3s Fen IS generally sai'.cieng
u destroy gheEn as wefi 80 rsess.t a sue
fees8sns tfou CAFesessness an the part ef
she swnef SSH ctten rrocare FOR bim
8 ase sunr}Y q sgwAsa sri 0ther
FlaYsls that increase by ucaUs IL untlef-
..rrusea STEMS. hat "a susA are c1slv er&dI-
Gated Tae ysse c.aes 9f lssats represented
l.y thr Canals tii t5e. Cosrr y-.tss arven-
49, eaurherass. cts. h.cA are v8n pairs.
tivsiv haru less &c home has Ea3 GA our
stores hasa sac condition uetyir,i % sHcgeaSs
ana sssuls Fy ln aea0eftal tieTree. age
AiiHrHzt rs Eat, b4t 81 s1le lste EN- laent
8.,8aa,ss ~ l1ss d soa. ossse alYisesi. Re
continually raftsae az the tops they rep
resent the iaue sd. t6e psaaf,
1he - 5sstpp bridge
Rsa.sse Nas3s.
Wor1 hAs hesa vecyivs8 az <sw West
m.insar that tae Mission bridge araw wsgl
" asa i0st,
AsA&asfc tsretR T4avsi-
Fc- sates ara sfe&essT fEs-TFa5aEs rktI .
Ae - EaeEa @es e~ets e. -eEaas street.
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BEE.

Tsrw ass Esn Is now ssAty - esS
Ezres . she esvyseH 8 ss So
- - 81 tgzsi - g a 1sA 4S
a. 81 razsss EAs Aas vi &s
- F. 49, - 4 sssas uf Cs.Esat g.
AEAE Dg&s
0waeE as Sat
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Ute
sssamer leaves seattle fos whafcom and all
III. Arrives IS Wkateom ats p. N. the following
day
Returning leaves whatc0m daily except Sat
R1F1zY az $50 p. u. Arrives Al Seattle At 2. M
alle following day
Fl NeTIcg-Ssearaer leaving Seattle Fridays at II
~ n sslsi 60 30 blaine and SeInikhmoo. Leaves
Blaine fer Wh=scom ss shout y. N. saturdays
ls The only osfise ia the city selling tickets 70
gt3 tpsiut Hast and south via the Canadian fs
Bic, Northern Pacific and Union PaciIe.
o. J. BE26Gs, Agent
iko.g &N. Co Deck.
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wAsnENGroN CRY WAKING 4

Preparations for tae Approaching Meet
ing Of Congress.
WssaTssEoS CITY. Nov. 2~-F0rma
preSsaFstions tos the opening 81 the hrs
sesss0n 81 the F.itg-Arst congress, ar
apparent The state department viii ne1
week send ont cards Of admission 70 IA
diplomatic galleries in the Senate aIa
House chambers and TO utemhegs Of 10
various foreign legations in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

RArLWxYx
(,oLUABiA = PuGEr SOUND r r.
TINE TABLE.
rAKTSs EFTErT Sunday. ocTaREK s lisa
Trains strive ai snd iears Sez.sis as sossows.
LeAyA. ArrsYa.
ss .sss'sss ana ~ay s@pn sSAm
- 80. Aao way sia 24op HaeeAm.
Cosl tzssns viii ccsch attached have no regn-
lar Elglag unles vii CARR passengers
r A HILL 80 n@ranasn1ant
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CvANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE True
4RASsCoSTINESTAL ROUTE
--BETwgES-
THE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLANTIC

is Vexseuger equipment e The Snek; Ia the
world consisting a iuxuyious sleeping cars.
having drawing. smoking and bath f0Oms. cnFn-
g0rtshle ana clean cuiSn4St cars Wtfn fFas sleep
lag E-srths Tor kolterz II second class fieketS
ena the r1aat Tuo3ern style Of DAY e9acheS
10 dining cars and hotels prov 5ae tae best
quality 81 Iood II unlimited qnss24sy, 81 seasol-
aba rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

TO raE LADIES.

We xsve Nest careful an9 cOnxsermse afana.
slSn - DISEASES 0f ANaaen Aad s1-sazreu Il Sou
ss1sf Aeza saN ce*csirss cSatstifss ar nnrersnx
ssSaSe - u fre eosasaHx roNflRe ss0seFS tai 10
tatS YEA Es4sfeEsf7sF fhe c@SeorRte8 specialists
c@te gNl = ben otaRrS fs3A ahe SNeseseltSEs aea
sA7ssed - egSgs department OF ufs eas sea xafs
&.ess & t>fsseAss. Iae VnefeSSSf hss hat vesrs
~ fAlassle s2cS 81 taa hospitals "a EraeksTn sad
Veg e1sk- teS2aFlw saersai Fr0ErsSAr a.
MoHaArs AsSFafss Cei1efs. Seyr YeEG Ana a
esae ss sie Asf~i sascessfas sna best Known zyne.
eesoSacAl Specialists n gAss e0an4Ex
To Young ard Aaldcio-AEed Men.
NesTcns Dehs'ifr. Spszaaaterrsasa, seminal
loses fhSSseas t@eass arising i9aIn insiss sa-
Elssila NEu1GeanE s2es Fs3esssseSS, asssamaaaagv
fssapseS e1 eae fSess aversion - Neraegg aasi "
Sssso1rSses. saek Ct censaence. 6a4l, uaat foe
sin1y er heS aess- and Ea3s sfe burden.
salelgs EeElaAnaGElF aa4 AEAaNaily earnl
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me AND SHIPPING.
..ruces for Last Week
sl,353,128.77.
,,,sD TENDENCY IN OATS.
.s.s clntted WITH AFples-YIenty
smgla oysters 50 supply the
Large Demand


EEsTrLE. Nov. ?.
.--~as a. the Seattle Clearinghouse
- SIS s.. making 3 total ct
cor the week. The exchanges
aay during the week were rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

WI At CO STEAMERS WILL LEAVE
w tes1ar's dock. seattle. daily tor Iseozas
49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

HoAcfF5c coAsT STEAMSHIP coaPAxY
Dlspssrh stsan@rs ssvrz seassae - sssss~s.
i'seseras; A = = fr4sse3ge-s recxsvrs q
Sszaz1 * , ~ &as - IL 4 x a.ssf a
80 ewsry ere days fhereafsex
Excl Sa1 Esxnrznan. sar Esesoxfn ana Pyswss
Sos T<rx- As = H. vsnb r. Il s..
- l4eesasssi- and cvssry eYs cays fAeEe-
ssrsra zsy - oasasnsa d ne osEes q sas
0ooDArI- PEzKTys CO.
"a 70 ataszes st-sss. san rsssss zesaI sis-
t-sAsADEAx PACIFIC xAvIsAnoS ca
ETEAMEE FKEMrER
EorsD sSwvM.
v.asoz.s--..xlss'aa.y and re~s..aass.a Ta.ra.y
1a-s.ss xoaa.y sas s. 81 A'1 T..s.y "a
InSrsssy Ii n Tassssy IAN
stsz1s, IEessAv aEs xaeazM. FsSsa1Y ses
3FAasJ .ss..-.-.-s = Tuesday ieAm
LEAwx Arrrvx.
ee&sste. e. rzsdnsrhs Towns~n8 80
: Tuesday ard Friday NhntcuEn Anan
aD3ase2zd .s.-s-.4 II RzEae Enraog- u % . u
gSneseom % . y ykzzoays< 7pn
TIE camp4ny reserves sse rfrht 70 change the
IEae fAbas O Places y ezil xl1Aoat notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE PROM sEArTLE
Taes1syE ard Frdays
OATS or ARRIyAL AT sEArTLE
Tuesdays xa1 Fridays
JOHN A o'BgTES, sas.er
JOIN IRVING. aanazer c. P. \. CO Ii
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBERT
!. Beecher, manager.
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CHE steamer J. 3. Libby. Herbert r. Beeeher
exter. leaves seattle every sunday afternoon ~
4. "a. for Pert Townsend and the ian Juan
hBas from HAthelds wharf Leaves forf
fsnNead 81 8 a "a. every Monday. wednesday
~ Friday sUF Mhafrosn. calling g. Smain
Nyae. Lopez. Friday HsrhoF, Maple Ton Mon
a going norlh Sud Thursday going SOUTH,
khe HarboF 0seas and Eaxa sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

DuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF Sc
L attic.
Buy ard sen foreign and domestic exchange.
transfer moaey by fs8egrsph 70 any part Of
the United Stetes and Enrope receive
deposits Of naouev and issue pass
books or certificates theretoE
CORRESPONDENTS.
Tondon. y. u. ROthschila { sons
Prris ne Roshsehitd Frerns
Frankfurt 4. n. i Voc sfeiger 4 co
New YorE. aEcncT Of Hank uf California
Chicago, Commercial National BANK
Boston. Suffolk National Baak
San Francisco. the Bank of California
Portland. the First National Bank
RtILEy GATEEEr -...-.s.- President
r. p FERgT Vice President
!. ETETH ..-.---. -....-..-.s Cashier.
Bank loc&teG corner Cherry aua Front streets
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grssEs ssTN 81 &nz s9- eesse sEt@saras.
R4A41 q 5sssMBE szlsazssGss Asa 5assN .etH
81 sreE
ltfas g. ASA * bases .rsssEL
tsnna EssH e@ easta@sss eaE@er
ssl1 az eAEErg sEsA
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Hoes cAxAL RouTE-srkAaEE JOSE

TIE steamer ieseplfas VII seaws uxtzeis-
Gotznan = laES Toe - AaEtaa street We5ressssy
aan sGsGr4as morning ~ Z 30 n far PERI
1amfse. a@saeck. EaioE cSEv and al Eay sa4nts
90 HosSds Causl Returning leaves & nsoa City
Monday aud ThHrs1&y merniax For freight
or faesAga Apply Al Hattie s.-Coiraan wharf or
ca noarl. NasT n. GILLETTE Mastsr
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--s-----4--s-ass.s--Sss = = =
e-sS-ss
Fa-asEz sd sezeessse sxeAaxsS nsaazAs ass
ee~sss ass gensral aaakss< ssassssss tsss.ss
sssas - 81 parss ii fas Tr1sssa Ssstss al
Caassse EaarS a "a "a = "a SsessrsaTs.
= n - p n sd to q -
L1kEETakss h WtFMkfEE- P~eS sanss
J0hN oSTRANnEs t.ss.e pgisss srass 3 d
TAEvTS rsaNxsrsx aenrrve sss~ svsss-s- ~,
~ N ~ 9+AAs9 1853 ~
SO AN-sS
rxsd I'd capital 81 SaNaa
Lean EaeasE a. suapsoves rssv aaa favn r-ep.
as sss = s ssss,ss l'. q. 49, Asss
go -. 49, - tAtss
n wa Save ss.s sse,rssv ne asvs - zes.r.,
le4a. Any Ard al causuesssssa nass.
DAcTFfc STATES SAVINGS. LOAN AND
BIELDfNG COMPANY.
sax FEASeEsal. cAL
AUTHORIZED CArrssx- poo eco
s.-.s II
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VII Rv AID sEAfEAHhoo ROUTE
- - Aassrssa 5eAgss sest&se - -
- - s. ssNHss3Hys sud FRIDAYS Ssrsyss
- e.ess4as r. usx8 fsNy ke;uErtnz, iAsFas
Is = 80 ksssIhss an1 Tts@ENAas@ - 2 2 -.
- r. N6e4av tFsp 10 >es9 saG s,ss'9
II a JkGkssFS E@sess.t III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

ltuFnsnr. leaves whAfeoIn ats 6. m. Tues
o. Thursdays aul Saturdays On the Safur-
q Trip the L4bby gees taf ugh 80 seattle, Pare
fn Port Townsend % Seatle, 81 Until far
q notice, passengers OF fright from seattle
Fgky trips Wfli he carried 90 the Washington
Saahoas knd Transportation %. , steamer
IA 81 Port Townsend 90 Tuesday and Ihars-
q HEghfs and transferred direct ~ the LtAby.
Cstesn DAYS The ". at Co viii issae tick
est4 hll freight through 20 destination.
HERBERT BKEgdEE. Manager
J. A. HATFIELD. Ascent, seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

All 11A ABOVE trains ruN 4haaF.
Soataern and Eastern 1a&a carries Pullman
kiesPsFB
Depot and ticket Office corner of second and
Me8ler
\. Tickets on sale 90 al points IN the Cnitcd
states. eanasta and Europe
r. T0sKrS. Ticket AGENT
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g
ana the r1ast faoiern style Of day eoacheS
Is dining cars and hotels prov Sae tAe best
quality 81 Iood II unlimited qnss24sy, 81 seasol-
abgs rates
The variety ans grandeur az scenery along
its Tine e uueqailed saa IA the 6eSsis a trsCs.
train seTv3ce etc. nothing e oTal'ies Ea&s ts4n
ssd - tha safety and comfort 81 lis TafreFs. All
ia a. II gives the best ard uscst seFvieaale line
Of frGeef wheLhes for business or pleasure. be
tweop portland Tscayaa. seattle. Fiesaris and
al Fscisc coast rcsUt&- sad ~tf1atpeE. Mime
Ap0lis - Paul. Chsesgo. -. Leuls, Ottawa To-
r6ase. Montreal. bSssaa. Aew Tex. SisS 81 Last
ga elise&
Thuukh tickets s-e isssea - 81 prfncsrsl
rs.rss r tha ta.toi sEstss Canasia, Aaa Eggose,
~ so#cAt rates
Far detailed iusosraassa apply 70 TIE fa,iow-
lug Ageass Is tae company.
: . - Nsssiursoa s;reet Portland. D.
Rw 1r6fNSEs-. SEATTLE, vi
+ 3 ssaSN 49, sss5 90 Yreirht saa Fxsssa.
res AEsGi. NsfaeaTeF = &.
soresssysaassuee TesgeSsflA.fg sosasf1sd
cze&tsaB Pacific ta pessf'7ee
u,o sax FRANCISCO cAt--Br sAY Of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC cos LINZ
rur xogvr ssAsrA Eecrr,
cuseker Il asas ,saa szy osiass tsass
Ees@sNa
srsxIIE ASD sAS FRANCISCO
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gsqE Pogr TOWNSEND Ro7-TE
r sAff steamer Ealts 2eSEes seattle ever
A. - @aFusssmy AZ 10 81 3 Hs-s arrives *
g>~, 49, ate = a. aaxf day, hesnrulag,
tsavrsft Tow nscssi 81 $ - n, strives - 80
ale a. "a.
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General banking business transacted
ssgtf sad teiegrsph3e exchauge. pzvah'n "a al
&c nYzaGip&l e8ties el ihe Ual.agt Statex and
Hr-tsFaa
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Tor Suburban points Ten trains daily Zach way
SUNDAY TRAINS
For south Bend. @a0eaal-t S -u
ME Gilman aud way P
For Snohom!sh sas way s@pm ss5am
For Suburban points SIX trains esch way.
Cali or write for pocket tire carl
e. " RUFF Gen. Pass. Agt
FwD HOLBRooE. Manager.
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tA7rfKwuATcox ROUTE

- 30 y - -
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F.w. PARKER. Agent.
JOIN IRVING. Aaaazrr c. P. \. co Ii.
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Trrrc NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoA

IrFIC NAVIGATION eo.-wHATcoa
4 ROUTE
asaer state OF WASHINGTON. Heu-y Bailey,
= q. leaves Tacoma sandsy, ia sdaT sad
Ih4say f0F NhAfc0m, Sehame, fsirhaFen,
saxh CoHpviits. Anaeorses. UtsaladF and
Soc Returning leave Na4tcoEa on iolioE-
inae.
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sps. arrive Whsfoom : C. Va: leave NhafcoEa
5pA leGse SEATTLE 30 g. IN: arrive IseoEaa
S1an.
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sssneg skaeit Chief george Rsriow, master.
fysat Taeoraa Monday aud Thursday az . "A.
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staer Henry Bailey. s r. Denny. mss'sr.
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tie astsnwo0d PR, Sksgli CITY, A90nt Yer
noa.Eilng and Intermediate poinsA
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Agents. Tacoma
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AEeng, Seattle
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n R-&E co-pUGET SOUND DrvrsI0s.
Ne The following scbetRis for the company 3
steamers vii be in effect on and AFTER AuxE2sg p
lsss- Enta. further notlee-
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TUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE.
L seattle, " aSliugsoa Territory.
PATD-UP CAPITAL siso0o
C. T. ry~aLEV. -.-....- President
J. GCcuFELAyw. ......... Cashier
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DIN n 1ST&ANnEE t'1a@- Fsises sewt- q
bAstlEG. CsSasers n & nSN KY. & ST8N1
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DAYS or DEPARTURE PROM SEATTLE
Taes1ayK ard Frs5aFx
OATS or ARRIxAL AT sEATTLE
Tuesdays xn1 Frsdayx
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pu6ET SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
TIM. TABLE
T4Knss rFFKcr SUNDAY. ocTnErs 9, lisa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Association,

Cincinnati. :. Athletics. 8.
Baltimore. =; Louisville. :.
BROOKLYN. =; Kansas city. 4.
Columbus. o; 81 Louis. a..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Good weF& D~se - ss>ste sl4ss hsstss
4&s AfteFHees-

49, AfseFsess-
fas gAaae pissea s - se flat t<4Q
yesterday AS uorshs - better 81
ten3sa. taaa 4 received. Il W@s fSs
Superior q she majority q tl.e g@nss
~ tbs pact Wesk, and sitaoasb I wss :
gtcksfs' battle sae snteFess Ras san-
taaoes tlreaghoat tie gsae. ghe
Fisas b9ys afs iAll pa, sfs, aud seatls
mea as VEL. Aitkotgb gasIe wsfe
several eloss decsons - tBe umNfe
taere Was noae ~ tae asaa. keNsas
ard atsiss such a. has sh&fsotsi sd
seme Il the iessae gaaaes Nsfsff
pitched . splendid game saa tae'a the
home tealn d0Nn o. - n.ls sna ae NAs
vel supported. wis hate et the
sas uass, played hs pos i9n without
Al error. dong nu-t ~ ti'e n la-nA
aad making ,olne .i1iend.d stops Luna
0I tse Sag.aAas. Mas also nitA tAe
Fluts.
Tue houors of the day, however, be.
long a. the promising young pitcher
Handy Thompson, Who sUtpf.sa h3'
most ardent admirers ~ tne WAY ht
threw sIflkes on the visitors and htle
them down 20 the bases. tie struck oul
every man Ia the team except hhkes
and Marker, and neither OF them mast
a base hit. Nne men fell victims IA hl'
deceptive curves at the home plate
He vas well supported hy Dixon, whe
bad bat three PASSED bsi.s during thg
game, and il was their first trai as 4
battery. IL Was not until the middle al
the seventh inning that the ylsitor'
made base hit, and they oaly made
three during the entire game.