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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Women with Babes Begging.

GALEsBURG, Ills, Aug. 22-Five Spring
Valley women, with infants in their arms,
came here Tuesday night to beg provisions
and clothing for the families of miners there.
The mayor sent them to a boarding house.
They will not be suffered to beg, but a COM
mittee of citizens will canvass the place for
them. They represent the families of Spring
Valley strikers as in very destitute condi-
ton, and say that the women have gone out
in companies to the leading cities of the state
to beg for their children
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
GIns. Manufacturer- Menknninr.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 2a-Notwithstand-
ing the agreement of the window-glass man.
ufacturers at their meeting in Cleveland, O.,
Tuesday-that they would not pay the ad-
vance demanded by their workmen-Secre-
tary George Coke, of the Union Glass W ork-
ers' association, states that two firms have
already signed their scale, and seven other
firms have asked that copy of the scale be
sent to them for consideration
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
VIII Probably vindicate Heimick.

oner's jury yesterday returned a verdict
showing that Earl Palmer came to his death
by a pistol shot from Helmick's weapon,
fired by Helmick while resisting an attack
When the preliminary examination is held,
it is believed the preacher will he discharged
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Mack seems To n. "A Dastard

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. %. john X Mack,
a carpenter, was arrested yesterday morn
ing charged with sending an Internal ma
chine to Correspondent ID. I. Baxter, at The
Leader Office week ago last Monday. Mack
Is discarded lover OF Baxter's young wife.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Two Thousand for a Broken Leg

IERRE HAUTK, Ind, Aug - ALFRED T.
King, of Charleston, Ills, who sued the In
dianapolis and st Louis Railway company
for damages Tor broken leg caused by BE-
ing put off train near here, and who Sc
cured a verde: for St, 500, yesterday COM
promised for 50 900 and costs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22

ROME, Aug. 23-The prps yesterday re-
ceived Abbs Won Schrader, hitherto profess
scr of theology in the Cologne seminary, who
has been transferred to the Washin yton uni
versity. His holiness expressed himself as
gratitisd that Abbe Won Schrader had &C
cepted the post in America.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
WITH HIS OLD NslGhsoRS.
A Warm Greeting to the President at
Indianapolis.

/ Warm Greeting to the President at
Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22-The reception
last night given to President Harrison on
his return home to take part in the monu-
| ment exercises, after six months Absence
was enthusiastic as were the parting con-
gratulations when he left for Washington
City last February. At the Union station
there was a great crowd TO greet him, and at
3 o'clock, when the the train from Cincin-
natl rolled in, the cheers were most cordial.
At the same time a battery from the arsenal,
under command of Capt. Rexford, L. S A,
gave the usual salute of twenty-one guns
In less than twenty minutes after the arrival
of the train the president and his party were
at the New Denison, the drive there being
witnessed by throngs of cheering people.
Procession to the Hotel
On leaving the station the Governors
guard of the state militia preceded the car
riage in which were President Harrison,
Governor Hovey and Mayor Denny, but in
the interval came 100 or more of the sur
vivors OF the presidents old regiment, the
Seventieth. Following were carriages of
the committee that went to Cincinnati, and
the committee, likewise, of citizens to meet
bho uiStlnS ulsuru guest. Inc line was
headed by band, and thus, with the enthu-
asm OF the popuace giving its force to the
reception the march continued.
Welcoming Speeches at the Denison.
At the New Denison there was a great
crowd blocking the streets and packing the
corridors Alghting, the president was
saluted by the Governors guards, which the
president acknowledged, as he did the well
come of the people on the way from the
station. As he passed into the hotel the
crowd cheered and the president then being
escorted To the large parlors, was surrounded
by the committee, at the head of which was
Mr.. George W. Tanner, president OF the
hoard of trade Mr. Tanner, in a brief
speech welcomed the president 30 his old
home. Gen. j. r Carnahan, then, on be-
half OF the monument commission welcomed
the distinguished guest
The Presidents Remarks-
The president in response, said he did not
know how to express his feeling at this re-
turn to his home. II did not expect to be
with old friends so soon when he left to
assume his onerous duties, but he felt that
he could not be absent on an occasion like
that to be- observed on the morrow. He had
always taken a deep interest IN the monu-
rnept 10 ~ erected to tho soldiers and hopad
again TO I've with the people of Indianapolis
| when the capstone is laid. The president
/ then held a short reception
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22

CHICAGO, Aug - The following tele-
gram was received here this morning;
BLOOMINGTON, Aug 81 The town of
Colfax, this county, on the Illinois Central
road, twenty miles northeast, Is in flames,
and, It is believed, will b. entirely destroyed.
Tne Bloomington fire department has been
autographed for aud No particulars are
likely TO be- obtained Tor some time.
LATER AT o'clO k u. M. the fire was
got under control. The lumber yard was
entirely destroyed Other losses airs the town
hall, the shop Of Harvey Henlme, its con-
tents, and his household goods; The Colfax
Leader newspaper Office, together with its
presses, type, etc Harry's livery barn and
contents; ). 7. Nalios building, Wilson's
harness shop ami part Of its contents; Red
lands shoe shop, and Rosenblum's clothing
store. The loss is roughly estimated at
Gs5.uDO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22

CHICAGO. Aug. 29 Mayor Cregier ha.
written To Governor Fiter, pointing out the
importance an urging the necessity for cali
ing together the legislature OF Illinois in
specill session In order that needed legisla-
ton NAV be had on the subject of securing
the worlds fair for Chicago in 1872
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Two New National BAnks.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 22-The comp
troller OF the currency has authorized the
National Bank Of California at Los Angeles,
and the First National Bank Of Gainesville,
Tex, to begin business with capitals OF
t2oO. OJO and $50. 900 respectively.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Mrs Maybrick Dying In Prison

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22-Mrs Maybrick's
condition was much worse yesterday, and
she Is sinking rapidly. Her mother called
on her yesterday, and scarcely recognized
her. Her friends attribute her illness 10 the
suspense oocasioned by the delay of the home
Office in coming TO a decision as to her fate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Fell Dead Will. sn..k,,~

ROME, Ga, Aug 22-While speaking in a
session of the grand lodge, l. o. O. F., here
yesterday, Col Adolph Brandt fell dead Of
apoplexy. He was a prominent lawyer of
Atlanta and was well known throughout
he state.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Po.tomc. Criminal fem.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 22-Chief Post
Office Inspector Rathbone is informed of the
arrest OF Samuel Smith at Denver, Colo. 4,
for violating the postal laws; also that the
postoifice at Remington, Ind, was robbed
Tuesday night
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. - The presi-
dent has approved the amendment to the
civil service rules excepting from examina-
ton clerks on steamboats, who act as rail-
way postal clerks: also excepting from ex-
animation porters in the railway mail ser
vice who handle mail pouches
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
MANY People KuIea Inv H.,,

VIENNA, Aug. 22-Numerous severe hail
storms are reported from different points in
Austria Many people have been killed and
much damage has been done to property.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Postmaster Appoin ted.
The Weather We May Expect.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. - The presi
dent yesterday appointed Daniel W. Tomlin-
son postmaster at Logansport, Ind.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22

MrDDLEBURY, Ind, August 22- Fire
today destroyed the entire business por-
ton Of the town with loss OF $50. 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
Illinois ProhIbI,,o,i.,.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug 81 The stat, Prohi-
b'tion convention assembled in this city yes
terday afternoon with 300 delegates repre-
ssnting about twenty Ave counties. A -u-
preme Judge sud two regents Of the state
university will be nominated tn-,lnY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-22
MERCY FOR MRS. MAVERICK

Her Sentence Commuted 60 Impris.
onment for Lire.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The death sen.
tence of Mrs. Maybrick has been COM
muted to imprisonment for life. There
is feeling that the mercy shown the
condemned woman is lust.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-22
SCIENTIFIC SQU!BS.

Hammered zinc has the greatest range of
expansion and contraction Of the solid metals.
being /. Al inch in 100 feet for a difference OF
40 dogs. c.
Compound camphor liniment is made by
mixing one drachm of canphor, five drops
of oil of lavender, two drachms of strong
solution Of ammonia, and six drachms of
rectified spirit.
The new powder which is now used in the
German army for sitting into the shoes and
stockings of the foot soldiers consists of three
parts of salicylic acid, ten of starch, and
eighty-seven of pulverized soapstone. This
mixture keeps the feet dry, prevents chatting,
and rapidly heals sore spots.
Application for painful teeth: A contrib
utor to The Union Medicale gives the follow
ing formula: Dry alcoholic extract of opium
one part; camphor, one part; balsam of
Peru, one part; mastic, two parts; chioro-
form, twenty parts. A pellet of cotton soak
Ell in the solution is to be introduced into the
ravity.
The regal red poppy" has recently been
found TO have the valuable power of binding
with its roots the soil in which it grows m
such manner that it will prove most velua-
BILE il supporting embankments. Already
several French engineers have undertaken
the sowing Of railway entertainments with
peoples
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-22
American BIoodhountis.

When the Germans settled in Germantown
they brought a species Of bloodhound vito
them from Prussia called the ulIner, and this
is commonly known as the bloodhound. They
arc trained to be fierce from puppyhood A
straw dummy is placed near their kennel and
they are made to fy at and tear it to pieces.
A pair of lively ulmers can knock spots out
of dummy in two seconds young dog
brought up on that sort OF diet for year OF
two is likely TO make things warm for escap-
ing convicts and burglars. Philadelphia Re,-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-22
4 Sure Sign.

Meritt-rm afraid Co-as love for me isn't
just what il might be.
Giles-Thats nonsense, old boy. She fairly
idolizes you
Merritt don't know 50 much about that
1 gave her costly present last night, and be-
fore she thanked me she ran up stairs TO show
IL to bar mnfha- Linden
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
70 Young and halddle-Araa Nan


completely eTadieafea
wS Sleess. ca'ssrrh. etc, permanently cursa
kianey, Urinary and Bladder complaints.
yel0s0l, daihentI Zoo frequent barnine ~
1900 nseoly aslae hiEh eoierea OF with milky sedi
g gs cyslstis promptly and safely cured
tnargcs reasonable
Our Success 10 5aaed upon Eansa
oar remedies act quickly and cars perlna-
We do not claim to know everything IN re,..
ton 70 medicine or diseased or q Be able 10 cgsra
every case, but we do cialm thai large. exseu.
49, Ana steIeaslag practice with unparalleled
success 20 sustain IL the best psoof OF a doc
tors SAT-. = 49,
Experience is worth everything. Enowlcags
gained ny consulting With, critically examining
aud successfully treating thousands OF nereans
81 every axe, sex, profession and occupation n.
iected with every preseBtahie forW and stage %
disease. OF deiormity, enables as TO assure hose
suffering with like maladiea that we have msts.
cetded IN restoring health 20 q iargz majority 81
cases treated, even after other skilled snd enar.
sas az nave isiied 70 effect amp perma-
We are patroniEsd By class OF ladies ana
gentlemen 700 sagaeious 20 be imposed upon ~
ga ignorant quAck. and they are too iapapend-
ent TO be frightened away from physicians wh0
are curing them.
persons calling as our oface can have the satia.
fsetton OF q free consultation, with the assurs
anee that they may depend upon receiving can.
OH opinions. honorable. square dealing, reason.
sole charges ana no ENCOURAGEMENT without A
prospect OF Improvement or cara
Our practice Is foanded apon the results OF tao
nest methods. without reference 10 schools OF
s'pAihie&"
You viii not be urged or persuaded % take
treatment aud no one viii be treated unless
there il strong probability OF cure OF perma
nent benttt Make interrogations and decide
for yourself.
once hoan: Froms q m 10 p m san
DAYS 60 IL m. only.
". B.--Pexsons unable ~ visit an may Do
treated at their homes by correspondence
Medicines aud instructions sent By mad or en-
x,resz Consultation free
Always send stamp when reply IL expectsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
IgaDE AND SHIPPING.
- Cars Of Hops Shipped to
the East.
CHANGE IN MlLLsTuFFs.


BATTLE. Dee n
.sss essarsnxs today were slizesssso
| go ssrs 81 hoFa we're SHIPPED Exss soasy.
80 1 osnspany tsstHS rseefsea 80 sAeks 81
- i sezs q hAg from ssza1sa
~ =. .'....s ag.rkas Is somewhat Erner ard
- - - .ssztssg advanced. We Ggote Sc- ]
81 4 fsgza szseso PEI boa-
- Z - change ca feed or miilataffa
-. ., srss and stsa1y, under the stimulus
r r1s eezaknG
- -. - hsrd wase rule steady, wsth con-
-. - ssmand for bnss4ing commodities.
80 - u.sns week s.zs tons Of coal we're
&.n.sss q aezstle-
xeeeuAspssK AID YEoDUcE ExcEiPTs.
/ 80 Dc past n hours he merchandise and
- sseefga At tssx port wers a. iollesss
a - fess en0Fe kasteTn rnsirbad. 50 tons
|..-.s. as.sas shere road. asS tons. Columbia q
- euuo1 railroad, 70 IONS b water
Is 1 toss; Nab@i 0 tons. Fseerwoeas ton.
<'.sssrs1a. too Glars bfewn. ton. Mnnsees
- esssh. Ton. Cascade, tOns Anderson.
Perry. IS toBs. Grace. tons AureoIa,
I : - rssat AEena, ~ ions. TOTAL LIS potA-
snpHxxTa
..s., sssa sssf u huHrs Fo0is and Eaerchan-
s. es,s shipped from sesifie 70 she surroaBd-
81 .ssfrs a. follows: Pases sound Shore. p
y. gsaiusnbss 4 pagsf S9nisd shore railroad,
/ ! 100 Iaks ssofs 4 Eastern railroad. ls2
q. - ykres-FeYafaIs. 10 tuns. Grace, 8
= a.,ide. tors Iasa. tsns1 POins Arena,
- e,sis a Warrington. 10 tons Edith, ?
- cssrsas. taus. Meswin. - tons Monroe.
- fasal. zsS tons.
skruEx on REcxtrTs
ssssetmo ears lumber, ] ear hops ears
-. Ears feed. ears furniture, 9 cars gravel.
F. - sosf. car en.oas. ears cattle, ears
-. toss ; heat, car rails. ? esfs paving
-. esf 2Alsky. ear canned goods, / ear
zsss.ssrg. cars beer. cars so9d, % tons hay,
: ssess sssa as.a about 80 tons Of mlscelIane-
If neseAsndise
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- 49, lsit ass assas gaf skssls Fsvsr.
4. Hsss&sissis saiia3 tyosa ssis pa yeaser,
- = la&8Sak VITA cetsF Neansxla
Il II. ssssas aSat itshR h0asn cruiser Manzxn.
= ~ sSsis F'sss tAkins gs4l
- -, asssx'sas tslt Hsshesss uhKFg lzss SAN.
- - ssa fsanesaco essrysnx Is esasa
= s-sS4'aSe fAsssngerS.
-. AFSes ssftysd a. kegnea4ss wASri
=. ssd Asa sss Axss,,,. sss,,, r.s..,.,.
@ses ssss eSfs0 * nxses2gssfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
HIGHEST AWARD IN OUR
CLASS!
We LEAD THEM ALI
Blolzs Medal! BTuals Medal!

There i no proprietary medicine in the
world that has grown into popularity and
favor IN 10 short . period Of time ~ the
remedy known a. THE GREAT sTERRA
IDNEY AND LIVER CURE The Sierra
Chemical Co, manufactures of these valn-
abl8 goods il composed q bright, active
Califoruians. Of thorough and long expert
ence IN their line Of business They have
shown wonderful enterprise in bringing be-
fore the public purely vegetable compound,
the ohief ingredients Of which Are composed
OF herbs gathered en- the sides and in the
eancns Of the noted Sierra range Of noun
tains, from whieh this remedy takes It's
name. At the MECHANICS ExHIBI-
TON, 1889. this company we're awarded
the highest pserniam given 20 medicines-
A BRONZE MEDAL. The committee that
pronounced this verdict was composed Of
the two ls,ading analytical professors en- this
coast, VIZ Professors RISING and WENT
EEL This goes to prove its superiority
over all other preparations. Delightful to
the taste and as positive cure for all
Kidney, Liver and Bladder troubles it has
no equal ON earth.
al druggists sell these valuable
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wrAMrR MAaKE

VII leave Tes.srss ,ssck - e. ever Tuesday,
EMmss3ss AZ satNT3ay ser We've Easss fosst.
kaasz h4ss. Maek&lses AAyyssisae. AawS-S As1
aKn "a ElSTEE, 4eexk
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xae ssna-sy Bee = new re&3y trr eas2nesS
farszss Nls&iSz tAs seEysee g 2oNe4ze aoAk
- fssAss &FSE % sxar8 - q A. I. eRa2AzSzsE
81 Azs2AAs-xs &sA& NaG<A 4SsE Ae~ wf4 20
scS-s1 sgtsz ~ G1-sa4aa saek. fosz q CosH2n4A
a r sFAEL11S6,
CwEsx 49, Axank
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49, = 49,, EseSs Is Arrived MaEnA Ma.
hzss.. ,e~sltt ssasE azmals. Nuaxs4yrut. De-
xss..-s Sxass s'sR Fogi Nasssssas geAarse.
= - sssss's-- Aesassaee. Naassmas esary
asa. CITY q Fueasa, Vlesasss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

Returning. leaves whsscom at 7:s0 a N. Tues
6ayg Thursdays and Saturdays On the Satnr-
day trip the Point Arena goes through 70 Seattle,
Fare from Port Townsend 20 Seattle, 81 Until fur
thee notice. passengers or freight from Seattle for
the islands by the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday fgips viii be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Cas- steamer
day nights and transferred direet % the Port
Arena. On these days the W s 7. Co viii
issue tick eEs enG ball freight through % deSti-
HERBERT r BEECHER, Manager.
J. a. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle
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ia EAsi sseanner Edfsh leaves Seattle every
day. exceps Saturday. ~ 10 - ,. n arrives q
PET Townsend g a n DexT dAy. heEnr1ines
leSses Peri Townsend = 10 - m. a-x1yss ~ 80
Kftse AIS p n.
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| 49, as lSsssssa EAss Mall ssa Tnsao
- - fos A. ssAAsS Easa leaves fsage
- 80 "a 4xssF TAYsaea $3.50
Asz e~A ttsss - gR-eAxs. as4s =
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THE srKAnER PorSr ARENA

leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon nc
4 "A m for Port Townsend and the san JHan
Islands from Hat6eld's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend Al % n m. every Monday, " ednesday
ard Friday for Whsfcorn. calling ~ smitns
island, And Richardson's weather pernisings
Argyle, Lopez FsidEy Haroos. Maple Ton Mon
day going NORTH and Thursday going sonihfs
Roche Haxbor, 0rcas and East sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

TyEToE PACIFIC RA7LwAY-PrGET SOUND
u dfviat0a- The sol1owfng sebedals for TIE
eeEnpanyes steamers viii be u eEeek o. AID kftsr
Azgust - EeS&, NATL farther nossces
Earx12 4 .N1craarA nnE-YE
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vHArcou AND sEwrAHuoo ROUTE

wHATc0M AND sEMIAHMOO R0rTE
Steamer Eliza Andersen leaves seattle IS ?.
NJ Mondays y ednesdays and Fridays. arrives
as W nsEcnm . -. nexs OAR. Returning. leaves
whsscoEn Tuesdays and Thursdays af p. n,
Sundays q n. Monday trip "a Senianmoo.
u. b Jackson. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE.TRE1
TRAEsCoNTINKNTAL ROUTE
-BETwKKE-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC

IT'S passenger equipment ts the finest IN the
weird, consisting Of luxurious sleeping ears
having drawing, smoking and bath rooms; com.
Portable aud clean colonist cars with free sleep
ing berfhs for holders OF seeond-elass tickets
and the most modern style OF day coaches
Its dining cars and hotels provide the best
qualify Of food in unlimited quantity ~ reason
able rates
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBERT
4 7. BeecheE. MANAGE
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sEAA4Akr HEATEGM AND EE11AnAOG
ADCTK
Steamer leaves Seattle for Whstcom and Al
uay i4ndings daily except Saturday. e II p.
X, Arrives a. Nhafcon ats .. IN tne following
1sy.
Returning leaves WhatcoE daily except SAT-
ur1aY a. 30 p M Arrives NJ seattle al p In
the following day
NoTTck-rsearner leaving Seattle Fridays ~ II
D. IA wssi 90 TO Blaine and sem sAhmoo. Leaves
blaine for Wksscom et aboat ,. m. Saturdays
The only ofaee IN the city selling tickets 70
81 7~sints East and south via the Canadian far
cidc, Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
o. r. BR1GGs. Agent
CITY DOCK
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sEArrrrwHArcox ROUTE

steaneY Washington leaves Seattle II ? p N.
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives -
Wkatcon ~ q IA next Oar. Returning. leaves
WEaEccm 81 ,. u. kond4yz, Wednesdays ana
Fri1ayks arrives sS Seattle all q n nexf dAx
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DAcTYTC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
nsSpsseA steamers fraza saxftls - tosesx
Fnr sNn F~anClseo va fssFk IcwGss1d ara
Victoria AZ y "a passenger resolved ca
load - :. IA geewF hrf 3 :, IL, y. - and >.
as e4ery ere a&ys thereafter
FaF Alaska. a. eeashsgs RaA 4 A. a -.
Frasa San FrAnrs&co s@E ElcsgEsa ard Puget
sr1aa poFgs. As 3 a n. peessG9es :. 8. Il. -
assaF.
TSrkesz Exv he eAsAlnea xS tie eeses Of tie
rsKaa&sV a. tscesn I8oex. -esfi g
GsserAa kFeas&
Va = Markss srsees. sxz Francesca ca
E-AsF TI@E
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DuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF sE
Il attic
Buy ana sell foreign and domestic exchange
transfer monev bytelegraph 70 any part OF
the United States and Europe, receive
deposits OF noney and issue pass
books or certificates therefor.
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London, r. ". Rotnsehild & soma
Paris De Rofhschild Freres.
Frankfurt A. NJ, /. Won Sseiger & Co.
New York, agency OF Bank Oh California
Chicago, Commercial National Bank
Boston. Suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco, the Rank OF California
Portland, the First National Bank.
BAILEY GATZERr. President
r. y FERRY ......-...... Weep President
J. FURTH .........5.,..-- ....-. .cAshier.
Rank located corner Cherry and From. streets