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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office d63 tt
.Eilsworth Short Line"

st Louis & San Francisco Ry.)
Passengers for all points in Colorado,
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Nevada,
Washington territory and Oregon, should
travel via the Ellsworth Short Line The
opening of this line gives to the traveller the
shortest and quickest route FREE family
Sic eping cars Ellsworth to the principal
points in above territories without change.
For full Information apply to w. D Muir
dock, passenger and ticket agent, 122 Nota
Main street. 3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
SCHOOL
S u P ER n 7 E N D E N 7 S.

Just completed and for sale at this ONCE Record
Of Teachers ability. for by SUperintendents and
Principals OF COMMON. CITY and GRADED
SCHOOLS. Can be used in any CITY The book =
OF convenient size 10 carry in the pocket. Bound
In Cloth. 50 cents; Flexible Back, sp Sent by mail
any address upon receipt OF cents for cloth and
81 u for flexible binding. Orders by mail Will re-
eeiye prompt attention. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Hats. DrnIsnUot.

Fosters carriage shop ia Ida avenue. is
good place TO get your buggies repainted
and repaired. d 76 6t*
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Blank abstracts for sale at this Office
Abstracts printed to order. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Address the
Wichita EAGLE Wichita, Kan. 75-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Free geclzrIrE c,zgr cars are Gov rCna5- z
o. all trains On tie c. n g. y railway
agaek Island Route, betw>ez UNhE.z.
ToE~ks- kz1sAs Csty. 60 Jos<ya. Chicago
s.. Luis gtf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Is now preparing the largest feast Of
B A r G. A / N S

Ever offered to the trade. Wait for
our announcement. Car Loads Of
Merchandise arriving and are being
marked at prices lower than any
house in Wichita can offer them.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
hrezgn Car Servsa.. wtrhBsa sAas.s Gay
zanrx %

The Atchison, Topeka & Saafs Re have
now Il their night train service leaving
yichit& at s-;so D n, the lstes. AID Eaos;
approved pattern q free reclining c4-.Ea
These cars viii be run daily ir addition
70 this. Pullman service On morning ira 2
from New;oa End through Pullman cars
daily Cd the 80 ?. II trssa 20 Kansas
Ctr, AUchisoa and -. Joseph.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., K & y. R'y, 'Kock
Island Route" between Wichita, Topeka
Kansas City. ST Joseph. Chicago, st
Louis 9ts
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Blank charters and all kinds of lega
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE.
d11 If Wichita Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Wedding ard Party invitations. en-
grsved or printed, az the Wichita EAGLE
Office. dos If
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
graved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
office dos IF
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Free reclining chair cars arr now running
On oil trains on TIE G. K & =. railway.
Tou<ka kA1sxs Csgy. 81 Joseph. Chicago
st. Lca.k az
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office. d63 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
n, .r.,a. ana Suburban El.-srl. RAILWAY.

XIV er<f6e 7ne S98uFh1h LITTLE fN~aSW'-
Cars leave Douglas avenue and Marie
street every thirty MINUTES. beginning ~ :
a. IN. connecting WIKI Car for Alamo OF
even hour. Gl91
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE office d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

To the Editor Of the EAGLE
Please announce The name Of Robert Carson as a
candidate for councilman il the First ward at the
spring election. Aux
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Everybody Takes

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
graved or printed, at the Wichitai EAGLE
Office. d63 ii
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Passengers 70: WsiiKforts. Tor Codwss~y
AID ASHLAND - sure ard take Lakes
ssrAl gni lne ard save twenty fouy lo2ss
49,
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Special inducements viii be offered to
practica! canning man who can furnish
about s., 900 capital to operate complete
new factory Address L. r. Stoner. Sec,
Belle Plain, Kan. dG9 rs
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Wedding and Party Invitations. en-
graved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
office db0 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Engraved CALLING cards-at the
Wichita EAGLE Office. dos If
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Pass and Tfcke. Agent. IL Sorth Main
street, Unioa Depot and Dougizs 1ssnus
station 4>t~L
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Engraved CALLING cards-at the
Wichita EAGLE office. d63 Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Abstracters

Lithographing of all kinds at the Wich
tia EAGLE Office dos IF
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE Office d63 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

They say Its Funny
TO get so many books for so little money
at Robinson x Champions Ts2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Frisco Line to St. Louis and the East.

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE Office. d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Manila Wrappers.

Lithographing of all kinds at the Wich-
tia EAGLE Office. d63 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
OKLAHOMA.

The only correct man published In colorS.
Price 10 cents. by mail ~ cent? ATkfN & HARRIS,
l24 West Douglas ave. ichita, Kansas dO-lmo
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

MISS MABEL JENNESS
Will Lecture on
PHYSICAL =: CULTURE
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Two NIGHTS
Friday and Saturday, February 10 & To-
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Saturday Afternoon, February To-
At 2:3O O'CLOCK
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

PR1cEs-25 cents, 80 cents, rs cents, sl-W.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Admission, 20 Cents Tickets TO lecture on sale al
W. C. l. L. and Robinson & Champions
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

lesson win be given in Physical Culture on Mon
DAY. Tuesday, " Wednesday, THURSDAY ara fIadSs
In Eagle Rifles Fall. at p. m, OF ALI hour anu q
half Course tickets. 3. On sale az Robinson g
Champ ion, ". G. +. Z. rooms and 81 n LaN'rei-ce-
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
Coal Dealers

Scale books. coal tickets, etc. for sale ut
this office Orders by mail will recr.vs
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE. Wichita, Kan. s5tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
GEO. l.. GRAY, Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

Travelling Pass. Agt., St Louis, Mo.
d5 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

15-tf Pass and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15

CRAWFoRD's GRAND.
" L. N. CRAWFORD, Manager
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-15
BARLEY Canpbell's Famou!

-::-"S IB ER I A. =
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sx- Mrs. Bnske<k Mrx Beeehes. Ms. Azsea.
M escb<g. n. Haexsnxx- ys8 Eass
<faw- Misc 49, shaw Nlw PfumR<x &sSu
hap. Ms ya<, MfM Hxwt1C. N<u
Ms<ssy. Miss Gil. xsss Hrsnks. Mis- n ~
Mss james. Nses Ixtts~&ek1 Miss Lzkeszs
Ms Mfaler. MICS Trnbsr Miss s4*Fsx
Mss ss1e&hAa. Dr. Gixusaa- NJ YsEz znes
D --srsy M. CElkazn- NJ. Psrkzns, ~.
P-zE. Mr. Mosl~ NJ S-1~x< <sss-s " l.
-zsisF. Mr. WOOD, Mr. Bell. Mr. Sae ~ Mr.
I<sT- Ne Notes. Mr. Py1nxs@. NJ Gsrssszsn.
i2<sls1aszzt -ax sae- Mr. Iaxz
gEzzpxxL
Ms. " icy iefs xozessJ Ter sxa sanzassss
Esszz "a Ca4eAxo
Hon. Afaa rpsr ani ssxowze r.. ye.gs
w~re 50 --xszss -zxsx-2Ag.
NJ ps-r editor al she gs4xue .Fra~as{,
sfzEl. sA@ wesk u ssse fzts-
fzeHseEan; Fatre-sssEz - Fsrr TcxHs. IA.
@a.1 s~-sgz iasve fcr &ew ! era elsys
Ts@xszgy s'a1sexscr xEnsss8w w&z n tae
efss TITS geek on e.1sc14l 6sszansss
cspsasn A o. Bex 5asaIa. ef seattle.
sfs~s MS friends here o. Xans4xy.
Mr. PINK az.s Msss Alice weyEouta re-
turned fFeEa pa-T Bsxxesey Wednesday.
Ex-fsowe<n<yr Meos.y sssss ts-rsSar, az -ssesss,
Or are visiting fsse xox. rnsssss sezs. L T.
Ass1s.
Kew. Jesse TAslar. ID she Egs.cop@l
ekNreh. Is sEsess1iag TIE sceS ga tsrcas
tsl.ud-
Professor z z inertia Of tie Spokane
sssst11zss College. sEs11<se4 tl4s 1. Q. 6 7.
dssIiFzssel
Ne. y F3fnEey. trrsher 81 o farassr
Preparation 81 sfse Laslgw Ea1if came sc Iae
North Pacific sesssay.
HE- sosu Lille. = PzoSS sar-s kzsssFszss
mas * Fort AAyEe, -. q csi&ef 81 Ar.
Motion ssuriag the ~esk
Mr.. Tucker. OF the s&n gzRa Milling
teEara3y. ss0gTsss hssr~ osg u. Hzy from
--aaSrse "a -za yaau .sssEss
Esy. J. \. D-rissr, - sa@ ~ Z shzxea
las go8ze - FsFfisass - aRsss ~. s~ssea 81
sne u. z. e@zEsserse a. Ka3eSuFef next
wEsk
MASSAGE A. " MeNeSE and z. II Iof-
rf-cEa, ~ The oregon snpg0seassur Coaa
fs&zss. have sE~sEs TIE week D. GO rsils92d
business
Hon. S.rEes r csruSi. weslEhy Cali
fognsa IaIHe-swrse-, aEsd recently SPECIAL
ree1s.sess agent, " snxeenz- Kan, = & guest
az Af. John Ranks
keE seE1Iiaeh. pastor Of ahe PsyrnzE Gb
ConRregatioasl char b, Of Indisaa,s5 il.
called or Judge -cvst superintendent Of
eszsscr1s haisGsng Ga bis way To san Fran-
az Q, 20 attend q rational convention If
81. 80
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To illustrate what the cash system all
Dc we give copy Of q bill ai good. bought
% the well known cssh grscery house OF
Esiey, sSlean & Co. II lbs dry grsArl=Eesi
su.sT, 81. - lbs Y sugar. 81: II lts q {
sugar. 81, - pound blk layer rsisins s. y.
5 ssi1sn keg pickles, - eears: Ii It's zee,
g. l. esJls Tomatoes. 81. L cars piEuas 81.
Is - dried peaches. S.. sack good 6 gnr.
81. -; ? 8tS good hutt r. Sd cents. dor cans
corn. 81
The sDove viii show oar friends q; Sis
lance, sbo contemplate coming here that
they can Tive IS cheapiT ia Seattle a. any
p1see IN Kssa United states
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lssT ROSE OF SUMMER.
,s,,r.ions Of Weeks Social
Life in Seattle.
p,s,.s,s Outdoor ra'''*'-ihs {
tiab assasng-s sar's''"f''7i
and Personal.
E.esTss.

ya- ra.e gsss-iufs asr
...5a Ire sesp BY slnaoW.
' sss-ss.ssi'.g ~ 8ass 'o~n
- ~ = e sglesaf
81 Il asa seat aewa,
= = - e.oo8s IL changing eaior
= Il, ss.,sss .g.isk sssa COS
9 ~ silosg sas- c'oa
- si.sr4.d waes's bal Ft''issi.
- n szAf fsss tse l's@ee
!. -, segszsi fag - HF-
i, :. s.gsi ersp, ga .gaee
-. : srs,a az h.ye,li tn ftyef
sssss sFssa = 3 ies3e ne @iEa asgEai
= = ,.q.,s'. sslrery sasnner
8. r.8iss.fe 1'sf fae toEn
..h.,as % re s7es 9erng ssees
=. - sf,Ills.isa @5erlt ssF knee,
2 -. ..,.ss u tie AeeTes,sy pisces
ssssstla al Bones F7fAa i@
-. 80 IL she sfuaSw
49, go rsoH sssle a.gh II tbs sky.
- =. als.si si.s s.'fs, gslal.g leees
A..ss,..4suslY .ald seod-fe
as g. HarkasE3a gF4sr.
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Birthday Party - rriszfe. Depart
ures and IretasEts.
eLYKrfA. : ? 1.-The Tss, has been I
agist seek, socially, il Olympia Hardy !
social event Of any Importance has rap
psnea1.
ETETHDsY PARTY.
A ve-y peasant sftsrneoa was spent a
TIE residence og Ms Mars. on wessnesss.
afternoon The anniversary OF Miss s-izxis
Mars birth was celebrated The children
hal q Eery happy time Many games xess
ififiaaxei ~ sha a tounfifgl dinner a.
ranged bT Mrs Mars was njgyes - ss.s
gEests before 1erarziBg for hOmr-
PERSONAL
Miss Edna Rogers il visiting Miss Myrs
Kaufman, az Tacoma
Mr.. A. H. Rogers went 70 Taeornx On
business ofle day last week
lArrs~ G0rTuieg siii iesye Wednesday n
FisIt Dis home 81 Montreal
Mss Norz Chambers goes - seGttls
Saturday where she viii attend sehossi-
Mr.. J. A. silsby and daughter. Mrs.. r. :
Weston. isaSe foF Visit TO Maine Monday
T. " Eesssc. Of Aanssssae. executor oi
The Olympia ksFse@. IL IN The city on bsSi
nSss
Ms & H. Morrison If, Saturday ar. ?
nF~sr for POEt Townsend, to Join her has-
bard
Mr.. John Aver ana sister. Louise. and
Ists8 wilson, are on az exearsioa 10 Vie
torsa. Il. c.
The entertainment at The Baptist con
veaiion Frldsy Is spoken OF a. = very
nice affair
Miss Jessie Car~ndar, % Taeom.. j.
among the yisiJors .. tae Baptist couFen-
tscn Ia this city.
General J. G.. Breckenridge leaves Mon.
day morning for q visit 10 his former
home, Kentucky.
Mrs. Charles Denny. II Seattle. who has
been visiting her p1reatss Mr.. and Mrs A
J. Chambers. returned home today.
Charles 7, Horr, 81 Wellington. Ohio
GENES - this ei;y well recon Eae f1iesd and
intends ta make * bis future bone. re
- ems ga II well impressed with olym-
pia's prospects
TIE eoaaty auditor. the past week. has
!ss1ei marriage ACerscs 20 William
SsiteH snd LAMBDA p. Metslothea, both
Of ib1Fs'oD county. suc 10 EMANUEL Rose
ssd Maggie Aeschles. also of ThaFsson
comfy.
t.rsBi Tssecst and mother. Ms I /.
Taiectt. expect ~ leave Monday for an ex-
tended visit - Chicago. Springfield. Pitts
burg. -. Louis kSasas Cir, Beaver. and
ot5eT pisces ga their way ~ Sac Francisco
when tri snt will return home and rs
-e4sfr fsts~ xgft IN far vi is
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Island Transportation Co.,,
HERBERT ?. BgECHER. Manager.

HERBERT ?. BgECHER. Manager.
The steamer J. b. LIBBY, Herbert
BSscheg, master. lsave> Seattle every sun
3sy afternoon 81 ?. IN for Port Townsend
AID he -au Juan islands from Hzt6eld'k
wharf Leaves Port Townsend q, 10 O. n
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for
"a rz.coua, ealing AZ saith island. aud
Richardson's weather perm tr,1ng Argyle.
Loxex. Friday Esrhog. Maple ton Monday
salns north AMI Thursday going south !.
2ascee HzIs-or. Orcss. and ksss sound
Returning. lesxts v astssoyn .. a n
Tae~isys. Thursdays ard SATURDAYS. On
Ehe saturday TIP tse Libby goes faruaga
Is seattle fare FROM port Townsend 10
seattle, 81 Cattl further notice, pass "a
gers OF freight sro-a seattle Cor the Islands
y the IAhoy's " etnesssy snd Friday trips
viii oe carried on the Washington efeszn.
f<sf L Transportation CO. g steamer EGits
20 Port Townsend nB Ta@sessy and Thur
1sx nights and transferred direct 20 the
sShoy. Or fszeSe 6sy< The " : & T. CO
vii issue tickets Sn1 ell freight threugf
"a destination
HEE5yRT r BEEcEER. Manager.
J A HATFIELD. Agent -eerfig-
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On September ! viii close rns hook Sc
count. snsi thereafter sell for cash oaiy,
chespsT than say house IN she Nur.A west
soliciting yogr patronage J arm, very re-
specially, G. r. FrasSn. cash grocer. cor
ner second and 1smes Telephone lis
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E4ggsE beef
H-H
kfn Hs.iaaf e inlusi.s
.-.sss F8.affss BtH. CTS "a p -.
Fyss ~ - IS Hi5Fn '-
Yss psQae s. u farsl aae-
~srnT Beams
Yse tg.r.e gsisst. ga 3 srass aino-
Ee&sE.
f<sess. Dssa. f'lsee
80 es veal BrgT ~sare
-fslRg IaEas D. 3 III ~ rr
Ebs ~ Beet, Dszt5 Gravy
ESTaEE-
sassss * gesf. sisa Olives
gskss Naesrsni- AZ train,
Cafl Frffegs- N3ta -pse eFFsp
s.swsas Wasi.es fHa' -. Bsse3 sweet
Potatoes
En- psks -leFea tanFs 10 Ased
fs-rs
pasaius . Il Ggval. 81 s8tyoa.
,s.srsss.a Is IS. Mao srooD PYRAMID
Casaass Assert
P.ae Apg5e -aeTtzH
AsSsfstss; CAKE Fit1
w.srsfs 8lizssF.dk Kiesas ka ssss.
Aisess h~Aftn
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y. s. ssal. Steamer.

Leaves SEATTLE for Aha:euxn and al wxy
landings N0l<fays, xszine~92ys and Fri
days a. II p IA Arrives AZ wnatcorn Tnes-
.sys. Thursdays sEsd s4tE-siars III o. IA
Returning leaves Mnatears SUNDAYS.
Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ q 30 D. n. Ar
riye@ 81 seattle Mondays sSesines-3ays and
krFsays al 2 q m
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Seattle, ~ n@tcorsl ans Semiah-
ksssa . r.xaez.

-szA-E< ie@Fes Sestsse q II y ~ SE.n.
1ass. GnSsaags A-A ThEr~sAvs Arrives a
v ssTessTS 81 II a. n Assss-avs n sxzrse~ssys
and Frs5zys Returning. leaves Hhsirsssn ss
: = n 2onsssys AID v sxszss~isys ard SAT-
us3sys az : a. II Arrives a. Seattle AZ A.
n. Tuesdays sist 1@2r<zsys and Oh sat-
z-3ays AZ zE-ssis ? IL
S9Tlg E--z&4Ezer lands ~ 81 rsxszsa,
landing exesgs Oak Eaztssr. LsI1aner
s.4z FS2xiso
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sFareA ssexsasr< srSm <szszs4 a. snlssrs.
>&z f1sx9S>esa. TIA PTrT Inza~~ss3
- SAsc~s2- AxsNa q n fszzxxsa<r~x ~
- - 90 board ~ 500 = y svr aar. I. &
u : - 3, 81 AID sss-1 eve sxrs ta4-s~
= AkAsxz- ~ > a H. znav Il L.
Azzxsx J. II. b. D. -xyssezat-s- ~ xzssa e
fTE SAB kgaEs1Scxss tss Ssesxrss azaa
PE<e< sczass fx~ss. AtsA Awx 80
u = - - s2ss sxeyy 1vs OARS SAzs-1fse-
4sSx%sx DsT - sssAsasas ~ rxze xszszs
~ 1sze FserzE11x nj -'TAw Mzzx<zi =
ss<slDAL1 Pr EkTN- A 90 Seal axss.
Ne ~ Asrxss srzs-s- Szz Fzxzg5sess ca
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aNE3 1T
-. x.s-ss sssy- ths z,ra - August. Has
,s,,.4 ninr1 ami rsssary - Tie insr-
- II and NJ. TboEass sfsazsies. Of
-. Texas. $40 sre sfseButcg : few
- - =, :. g. fsss * 7fe -faeFsFe. ard NT.
ys's sessgss- Uate fae eeEss4s5fs
So 81 tender sx the couple sE6 2
-. "A fTIetls.s 1fa IS she nsi s3a
- - - & -attls fag q ssg+. slt2p- 1he
e. slFsh = oT
sfEsF-
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Important tn Travellers


Reservations GA suv steamship line IN
the Atlantic service - Egroge and England
can BE- secured ct Northern Pacific tickle.
Office. No. 7se -~.eaBs street. Boston block.
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Through Pullman yeStibulesi slseps-s
and dining. cars. s,so latest improved tour
Isl sleep--r> lhrongh - the Easl via North
err Pssg &c railroad. 0aies. No 7l6 second
- 49,. Aa.a..t-
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Lake Shore l. Eastern Hy.
TINE TABLE,

TINE TABLE
DAILY ExcEFT .rSDAY-
For sncqualEaie and way psisfs. aeAve
80 g. II arrives s. .. n. Eoz Gilman aud
wSv points. leave &c g. n, J. % p Ta- !,
arrive II % D. IL. IS >. II Fa- SE-s5oszisa
AMI say points, is&Te = a. n, ! 3 p
IA arrive - q n. AIS , n 'FoF Lzks
xashEng-en. RAs&uua f>srx sad s&SaFN4n
points. sesve . % g. @.. lsss p, "a arrive
~ a n, 80 =. II. For k:gssss. r. FEe~
fEspst and Suburban Vsgiats leave 80 s. Ia
&c - q III. Esss ? n. 6 = 2 K. arrive
80 g. IN. II - a. 70. SO 9. n. Is = n
srND&T TRAINS.
For SnS2rzlTase aud way fs0lats, swing
5 nau-s az The fzl5s. leave - a. "a: arrive
7azs r n. F.sT -aehon%s ant way points.
sezs~s-ss D - arrive Efssb r. u FER lkke
ws-hltzT0a- KsveEssls Esarg ard sssaR-aS2
Esa ssss. lesve BASS IN. isss =. rn-, 81 rive
in O. IA SO ?. II Fu- E1Eewsser. FIRE.
p { s2d s1fsnrtsD Fsesasss leave ssz-a p u !:
81 Fe Is 9 n
saEess wish steamer ST Unian Bar CT
u ~ for Haagsson sass KIRKLAND
~ BUFF zen Pass. Agf-
w n H0LB2O0k- Nsaaeer
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sseamar~ vii leave Yesser's dock, seattle,
daily. for Ia OTIS al 10 O. IA
SEATTLE FORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
e. : Mall Steamer EDITH leaves seattle
every day, except SATURDAY, Ell 1879 =. n /,
arrives AZ Fo-s Townsend gt 6 a. u pexf
asy. Returning. leaves PORT Townsend 81
) n n. arrives as Seattle 81 p N
SEATTLE wHATC0M ROUTE. Steamer
a ASAlN6TON leaves Seattle st D. IN.
sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; sr.
rtyes al NhAieon =; 2 g. m next DAY
Returning leaves NhStcom 81 p n Mon
aSys. Wednesdays aud Fridays, arrives Sc
Atste ~ g. n. next day.
wHATCoM AND sEMIAHNOO ROUTE
Steamer EliEa Anderson leaves seattle a;
j. m Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fri
days arrives al Nhsscorn g a. N next 1sy
Returning leaves NhsscoTa IuesssFs and
Thursdays ar =. IN. Sundays : e. IN.
Monday "trip "a ~enlahmoo.
ID. 3. Jackson. President
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
III r. TRUE
TranscOntinental Route
BETWEEN
IKE fkCIEIC AND fHE ATLANTIC.


Is passenger equipment Is the finest in
he world, Consisting OF Luxurious sleep
ing Cars. having drawing, smoking and
bath rksoIls; Comfortable and clean Colo
riss Cars. with Free Sleeping BerThs for
holders o. secDai-clsss tickets. and the
muss modern style Of Day Coaches
Its Dining Cars ard Hotels provide the
be-; quality OF Hood, ia unlimited quantity,
al reasonable rates
The variety and gTsn3enr of scenery
along lis line Is EneQuA4eSa. aud ia the de-
tails OF track. train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted thst can aid 10 The safety and
comfort o. Us patrons. All in al. IL gives
the best and most servieAhle line of travel.
whether for business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tscons. seattle Victoria. and
al P2eioc Coast points and Winnipeg.
Minneapolis. 81. PAM, Chicago. 81 Louis.
0sss ss, Toronto, Montreal Boston, Nes
Yezx, and al Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS sre issues. 20 al
crs nctT4i points III the United states, Can
81 and Europe. a. lowest rates
pr detailed Information apply 20 The
10. wing agents Of ihe company.
& q. MCGURD. 6 Washington street,
Pc land. Oregon; Z. W ACsSlSS kssS. seal
tie A. T.; E l.. KILLS. Tacoma. " r i.
u. p. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
an Passenger Agent Vancouver. r. c.
TresfOndence respectfully solicited
tanssisz Pacific Co. Esnsfafsre.
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BANK or NORTH SEATTLE

tE@tNT EFohA ENkt-I
Corner Of frasf and Hsffs-y sr-eess
Foreign zn1 domestic exchange bouxh
aa6 sold. te3egfx2A3c transfers maize. iss-
rsc>lFs receave.. and s general banking
bushes transacted
We have special facilities for maxim
COLLECTIONS ID al parts 81 The United states
and Canada Hours. g. "a. 20 y T.; sat-
2razys, e. Ea- 20 I y. n and 10 y ,. m
nIaEtsTD.s II ". wHEELEE, Prexs-
dent. joan Y. oSTsASnEE. Wee President
c B. BAGagY. CssAis-; .. T. Dxssr. c.
p sTOEE
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New dress Etss<ss. hester EEeary-
4 pablo CoryenseRce. With the reouZu a.
log as the Lake Washington cable lfne,
Il Loexhead has for the convenience Il
shg people established 4 ianeh counter and
refrs suseRf stand 81 the steamer Kirk
isnd, pisylag setwesn az Jsoiuts OF Lake
Washington.
Persian sS'k< Chesss- Clearr
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0u September rny booss viii be eiassg.s
Goods ~sssd for c 50 oflly. e. +. Erase D.
cash grocer. corner Second and james.
T,s1ers.lsgssg H.
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