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Moodrua, Pratt, Thompson. Eobersson,
Paddock. Rove Shxrnar u.tt

Woodruff, Pratt, Thompson. Robe~tson.
Paddock, Rowe. Sherman. Han.
Mrs- J. C. Erockeub.aurh entertained
several lady friends q m sfternooo T.. -,
Tuesday Each Of the sue~.. received /.
small asintily bound book o. ..ouosasIons
rroIn the Poets" AZ . remembrance. Mrs
Dr., aehorangn u far-farned and most
1snghuni little hostess. and this form Of
a1 ssl noon tea = particularly enjoyable.
Sone OF the ladies Of the Hotel Rochester
sIe banning for Halloween party octo-
.rE - itprcrsises 10 be deiight.ul affsfr
me nsst part OF the evening vii be de-
sossu 70 phantom party. Dancing ard
refreshments. win be served later IN the
evening. Some fifty invitations viii be is
aea. Wiz be ysang peopless affair
ana the cnaperones Interested are Mrs.
Robert Price. Mrs. Fred. snow. Mrs. r. /.
sawyer and Mrs. Albert Brisbane.
he concert given az the Unitarian
church Thursday evening was very pleas
ing affair. The gems Of the evening mn
sacalIy were rendered By Mrs. g. H. "a
hriskie in vocal. and Mrs. EYeline sherman
instrumental solos. Mrs. II. j. Ssernherg
rendered her recitations very aceeptahlv.
the encore Of The liners calling forth
much laughter
Next Tuesday evening a concert will be
giyen at the Baptist church. II promises
10 be musical treat. Among those who
VIII take part are Mrs. Allen, Miss John
son. Miss Griggs. with Miss Lavender as
accompanist
Mr.. Daring. organist for the new Trinity
church fRev. Mr.. Wells, rector. is organ
iziiag choral society OF forty voices ri il
most desirable object, Tacoma having a
dearth OF musical societies, while having AT
the same tine great deal of talent among
both SEXES
Mrs. James Londerback left last week TO
remain some days on visit to her sister,
OF Seattle.
Miss Pratt. Of Elmira, ~ Y. who has
been visiting several weeks with Miss
Thompson. Of G. street. will return home
during the coming week
Miss Renshaw leaves on Monday for
Portland. she Will be gone some weeks.
There II rumor that towards the holi-
days some Of the. ladies will give a fancy
dress ball, the proceeds to go TO some char
liable purpose
The glee club is thinking of favoring mu-
sfcal circles at no late date with minstrel
performances.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Abbott will leave
Sunday evening. remaining several days in
visiting the Portland exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraser visited the
exposition at Portland during the past
waek
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Our remedies at quickly and cure perma-
nently.
We do not claim ia know everything In r~ls.
ton 10 medicine or diseases, To be able ,urs
every case. but We DO claim that a large. cxtcu.
siyc and increasing practice. with unparalleled
success 20 sustain II. are the best proof of doe
tors skiiL
Experience Is worth everything knavie5es
gained by consulting with. critically examining
and successfully treating thousands OF persons
~ every age, sex, profession and occupation a.
ieefed with every rrcscnfahie form and stage of
suffering with like maiAiics. that We have xac-
eeesied In restoring health to large majority Of
cases treated, even after other skilled ana encr.
geiic physicians have taiet TO effect any pern,s.
pent change for the better.
We are pstrunizcd hy class OF ladies and
gentlemen TOO sAgscious e. he imposed upou hy
an ignorant qusck, and they are too inpcpcnd.
cut to De frishtened away from physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling AZ our oficc can have the salts
faction of q free consul,siion. with the assur-
ancc that they may depend npon receiving can
did opinions. honorable. square dealing reason
able charges and no encouragement without q
prospect OF Improvement or cure.
our practice i founded apon the results OF the
best methods, without reference TO schools or
"pAfhles.
You will not be urged or persuaded 10 take
treatment and no Que will he treated unless
there is strong probability Of a cure or rerina.
nent benefit Make interrvgstions and decide
for Yourself
Once hours; From Q. IN. TO p. m. san
days, 2 to II a. W. only.
y. B.-PeYsons unable 20 visit rs may bs
treated at their homes BY correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or ex-
press. Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply is expected
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TACOMA SOCIETY.
'"a"e-tftvrocou Tea Proposed
. Halloween PARTY

'"h"e-t ftvrucon cs-FrePo>ed
Halloween Party
'ssA. Oct. "a While the saeial life 81
49, vas no' parts ulsFly brilliant dur
-, FAsi wees, several thoroughly de-
Y aaAiFs were cnioyci. with prom
y = gay season "a follow.
y ASSES beiFrat charmuciy enter
\ A''st 'ReAiy-seven al their young
e''l> At their home on ! street. last
~ 49, afternoon. from to y. IA. The
N sn'eFfaiumeut VAS yellow eof-
~, s"e table and room were a mass of
4. 1eSefs, yellow being tie predomin-
- While hew.lderiRr array ~
H. vas greatly enjoyed Among
n PRESENT were. Misses McCulloeS.
-. efFis, Issis.e. Seymour. Bowen.
= Evan, Ga,rets0n. blanchard.
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DAcrrrc NAVIGATION co.-wHArcoM

DAcrrIc NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoM
il ROUTE.
steamer state of Washington. Henry Bailey,
master, leaves Tacoma sunday. fu. sday and
Thursday for whatcom. Sehome. Fsirhayen,
ssmish, Coupville. Anacor'es. Uisalady and
Seattle. Returning leave Whatcom on follow
ing day.
seheduie--Teave Tacoma p. m; leave Seattle
or m: arrive Nhatcor A. m; leave Mhatcom
D. m. leave seattle ! 30 q m, arrive tacoma
SO q. IN.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE
Steamer skggit Chief. George Barlow. master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday aud Thursday at q IA.
Leaves Seattle. Hstneid's wharf. every Monday
and Thursday az y. m. for san Juan islands.
calling at Clinton. Utsaiady, Sianwooi, IaCon-
ncr friday Harbor, Roche Harbor
sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey, & r. Deany, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays aud Thursdays at
/ 7. m
Leaves seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide Tor Ssanwood. Fir. sksgir City, Mount Yer
hon. sterling and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agents. Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent. seattle
j. sEDGWlcK,
General Manager. Tacoma
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SOCIAL REALM.
- 6.nsa 90 laqe.

..s-v1s fsoaa ss--fA Tss1s.
r. s;rAs. and viii remain few
49, trends. nr. Bates has Just
Sss si1 months '0al o. ha'
-. Hort, who Is attending the
lsaf ' ssuinary at Tacoma this
rr;say and saturday ct her
n.n a well known Los
..slist. visited friends in the
- vsek. and attended the
<.ssesdsy evening.
Mcneil, manager of the Ore
Ssxsruens Company, left New
~.s.srdsy for home. He viii
=. aexi saturday
Yrs. John simison and Miss
800. Of Lancaster. Wisconsin,
80 IL this city, made a several
victoria and vicinity the past
xaSsa1. manager OF the Puget
- abroad, went over 20 Port
- % meet Mrs. Sadean, who
- rom a trip to the Eastern
=. poree. OF Centralia, was the
~. n. c. sharpe. OF this city, for
I.st week. Mrs. Sharpe and
sre nos or an outing at Mount
Hrs. II. Tsaacs. Mrs. Moiser,
= Hirsh, Mr.. VI. Jaeob and Mr..
rsll-snown residents Of Tacoma.
. ~ s,m-ebas-to-rah bali Wednes-
NO.. wife OF Senator ]. n. Dolph.
wbo has been spending few
a. eity. 3 guest Of her sister, Mrs
.nB.rong, has returned TO Port
s.s.,or and Mrs. Dolph viii soon
i Warrington for the winter.
p.mp,on. Who has been spending
-. in this city, the guest OF Mrs.
= Il the Griffith house, left for Spo-
I'd, Friday. Miss Hampton viii be
80 a Hon John l.. Wilson and wife
r..t;ngton, u. C.. during the coming
- n esi,gress.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co-HERBEaT
i !. BeccneT. mansger

The Steamer J. r. Libby. rerber. r. Eeeene-
master. leaves seattle every sunday afternoon At
islands. from Hatfelt's wharf Leaves Port
Iownserd az a. N. every Mou5sy. es.nesIsy
and Friday for Whstoom, calling nj smiths
island. aud Richardson's weather persnittingl,
Argyle. Lopez Friday Harbar, Maple loa Mon
day gong north and Thursday going south,
Roche Harbor Oreas aud East sound
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Returning. leaves whsfeori ate a. m Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays. On the Salar.
day trip the Libby goes through 20 Seattle, Pare
from Port Townsend To- Seattle, 81. Until far
ther notice. Passengers or freight from Seattle
for the islands by the Ifhbys Wednesday and
Friday trips will be earned on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith % Port Townsend on Tuesday AMI Jhnrs-
cAy nights and transferred direct Ia the Libhy.
On these days the W. X A T. Co. will issue tick
cts aud bill freight through to destination.
HEEnEKT Y BEECHER, Manager.
j. A. HATFIELD Agent Seattle.
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BEE.

TIE s.eA-uer Bee : acw reafsy foE susgness-
Parties NlsAipx ire service 81 sohtsne Boat
y 81 plsAss sppty 81 heard ~ q A. T. spsNssiiHZ
e. hgG oeEs bat Aoz.ss TIC Be Nlli D
fsr,s sv..lv a. sssgs.sss Co. < fosst Of ColgmbS
a r. ePAVtDg$ts,
Oznxz All Aeea.
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sE,TrlxwmArcoN ROUTE

Steamer Washington leaves scsttle 81 y n.
SUNDAYS Tuesdays AMI Ihursdays, afnNes :,
" hs,cog, top IN MoudRys, wednesdays and
s.r.,I.ss, arrives AZ seattle att =, Il next DAY.
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We save her CzSioria
whea she vas a Chila,
SEE csod so- CzsfofsA
whsa she became MIS-,
She chung 20 CAxsorEa.
when sAe had Children.
S.e gave fheas C.Sscria.
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Rlll rua daily, goEauencsus AcEu>s = ever the
C-tEcss gAIlRSs 4 Nay aEsFson Goa pSuy. ercEoa
satsys isss agss usssa r4esne usslsssF. between
IaFtszs,s sus isss Asssoan T.ftE lbs Sgls.sse
all ssxYitN Az NEyNte&ls4
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KIRKLAND-


Te.v.xu7a m. for geslcr. Jaaniia ant wsy
te.xc San and 10 p. II for Newcastle
and way portS
rFsve s,ep m. Tor Yesler Jusnita and way
-. J. n. 1oU6HkAD. MANAGE
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rroops cASAL EoUrE-srEAMKR JOSE
III fHiNG

"a. steamer Josephine wiil leave Col.
- .tsrs wednesday snt S.tasssF laerning
asAg : =, ,,sr fssr. tsantis SeshSyk. lBieB
- ~ Va eotats o. Heels Csnsl Re
- 50" ,s.vss t.ssion cay Monaay AMI Thggs
S.' .,,>,-'st',s Fsr frei ght or rassAse apF3s a.
COMA" N'N' a Fn0ItTMAN. Master.
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ROUTE
steamer leaves Seattle for whsteom and 81
Nss landings daily exeep; SATURDAYS at II =.
ID, Arrives 81 whsteoln ~ D. IN the following
dag.
returning leaves wbateor daily except Sat
the following day
Sorfcx--etearler leaving Seattle Fridays a, II
z. IA. VIII 60 20 Blaine sad SesntAhrnoo Leaves
Blaine Tor Nhatcom at aboat y u. SATURDAYS
The ouly Office IN the city selling tickets TO
~ points East and South via the Canadian Pa
cite. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific.
o. r. bglGSs, Agent
o. +. & n. Co. Dock
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WE GUARANTEE

a radical cure Tor kheg1atIsFn- fyFpt Issis
Nensresl Diseases. @zl. Ehenm and ali Kindred
diseases st The Hsrrison Hot sp-inrs. British
Columbia only slxty miles from Vancouver, Is.
{ WITH I've niles OF staging. A steamer Leaves
the springs furtEx the hunting sssssn, wita =
rzes Of hoa sis. three times week for al fbe
test deer Yass on Harrison lake guide a.
eorspsnjes she parties kedseSl rates b rail-
read AID sieAEe.
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Wy : ct. Co-sTEAMERS WILL LEAVE
w Yesler's dock, Seattle, daily Tor Tacoma
81 Is a. m.
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wuATCoN aSD sENiAHNoo ROUTE
s.ear,sr Fiiss Anter-3a l~sves seattle a. z =.
a., v,r.f.yx " esnss3ays aud FRIDAYS arrives
af Nhstr.sra 2 a m. Bexf DAY returning, tesFes
..rsse.v m. Monday tin ~ -eruiahmonS
d y JACKSON President
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DUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF Sc
i attic.
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange
transfer money by telegraph 10 any part OF
the United steies and Europe, receive
deposits of moncy and issue pass
books or certificates therefor
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. y. NJ. Rothschild & Sons
PFris. DE Rothsehil6 Frerss
Frankfurt A. NJ. l. Won steiger & Co.
New York. agency of Bank of California
Chicago Commercial National Bank
Boston. Suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Bank Of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
BAILEY GArZERr .......... President
+. Z FEERy -............. Vice President
]. FrKTH .-....-....... ...... Cashier.
Bank located corner Cherry and Front streets
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For Suburban points ten trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For South Bend. Snoqual-l ex .r
mic Gilman and way Z"
For snohomish and way. 4s5pfn e35am
For Suburban points six trains each way.
Call or write for poekct time card.
\. " RUFF, Gen. Pass Agt
E.w u. H0LBRoOK. Manager.
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q R&y- Co.-PUGET SOUND pryrs.ox.
Ce The feltowinx seae<sEle sor the compauyls
s.saEaeEs VT s-e in eject on AID after gust z
lsca, Until further Bossee-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CosrraoLLER OF TIRE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, sept 10. 1852.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, II has been made 10 appear
that The Boston National rank OF seattle. in
the city OF Seattle, In the county OF King. and
territory OF Washington. has complied with sill
the provisions OF the statutes of the United
States. required 10 be complied with before an
association shsll be authorized 10 commence the
business of banking
Now, therefore, I. Edward S. Lacey, comp
troller oil the currency, do hereby certify that
The Boston National Bank OF Seattle" In the
city of Seattle, in the county of King and terri
tory OF Washington, II authorized to commence
the business OF banking as provided In section
fifty one hundred and sixty-nine, of the revised
statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of Office this 18th day Of September. 1ss2
fsEAL Il. 4. LACEY,
No. Ala. Comptroller of the Currency.
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puGEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD


TrME TABLE
TAKING Krvrcr SUNDAY, ocrosxR s. isss.
Trains leave Seattle rs follows:
ANAnue express. % "A
Iseousa express ----.------Ie - a ID
Portland xpress....-...--..-.-... 90 m
InTousa % n
ADsa4 sTsix Ii ID N
Trains arrive at seattle rs follows;
Eastern and southern express....-......-. 3, =
dscoma express = - p N
torstan1 20 p IN
Local freight 10 m
Through freight -. ) Il u m
All the above trains run daily.
southern and Eastern pali carries Pullman
sleepefs
Dcpo, and ticket Office corner Of Second and
Weller.
Tirkets on sale to all points in the United
States. Csnsia aud Europe
!. A. NADEAU. Manager.
T. TONKfS, Ticket Agent
SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL
- way.
Time OF arrival and departure Of trains
from Seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
ME and way points..~...i sooam so
For Gilman and way.-., lsiopni 4ispm
For snohomish and way sssp m sispm
For Suburban points ten trains daily eaehw way
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For n,, south s:,b, Bsna LA spaavai s8.m 7Bpm
For snohomish aud way. 435pm es5am
For Suburban points six trains each way.
Call or write for pocket time card
Can paSx ri
E.w. u. HoLBRooK. Manager.
THE GREAT rRASscoSTiNESrAL ROUTE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
VIA THE
CASCADE DIVISION,
Now completed. making II the shortest, hes, and
quickest
laws Fastest traius. Lowest rates 70 Chicago
ard ali points East Tickets sold 10 all
prominent points throughout the East
ard Southeast Through Pullman
drawing-room sleeping cars
Reservations DC Sc
cured IN advance.
TO EAST FOUND FAssESGERS
Be careful and do not make Q mistake, but be
sure TO take the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
And see that your ticket reads via this line, ST.
Paul or Minneapolis, 10 avoid changes and seri-
Gus delays occasioned by other rortes-
Through tourist sleeping cars run on regular
express trains full length OF the line. Bcrths
free Lowest rates, quickest time
General Offices OF the company, III First street,
corner Washington, Portland.
Al CHARLTON.
Asst Gen. Pass. Aet. No III First street, corner
Washington, Portland, or.
wB SPENCER,
T.. TONKIN.
Ticket Agent Z. s. s. K T. depot.
A. cHfLBERG, Ticket Agent. Seattle.
Northern Pacific Company at Graham & Daul-
tons Boston block.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRUI
TRANsCONTlNENTAL ROUTE
-BETwEES-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.
It's passenger equipment is the nnes. in the
world. consisting of luxurious sleeplag cars,
having drawing, smoking and bath rooms. COM
Portable and clean eolonist cars. with free sleep
ing berths for holders OF second GLASS tickets.
and the most modern style of day coaches.
LIS dining ears and hotels provide the best
eusiiiy of food in unlimited quantity, AZ reason
able rates
The variety sud grandeur of scenery along
It's line l. unegslied ami in the details OF track,
train service etc. siothing Is omitted tsst can
add To the safety and comfort Of It's patrons. All
ia al. Il giyes the best sud most scrvcsbIe line
OF travel. whether for husiHeSs or pleasure. be
tweea Portland. Tacums, Seattle. Victoria and
al Pscitc coast points. aud winnipeg. Mime
xpolis - Paul. Chicago, - Louis, Ottawa. To-
ronso. Montreal, Boston, New York, and al last
Tn cities
Thromgh tickets arc issued "a all principal
points In the ailcd states. Canals, and Europe.
Gt lowest rates
Tor detailed information apply to the follow
ing agents Of tue company:
4. q. NCNoND
No Warrington street. Portland. Or.
Ew NCsfNNES,. Seattle. W T.
RE Fills, TRcoms w 4.
ID y. BROWN, Asst ten. Frcighi ami FaSsen-
ger Ageuf. Vancouver. X. g
CORRESPONDENTS respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. possoifes-
t. b, sAS FRANCISCO 'Al--'' WAY Oh
SOUTHERN PACIFIC cos LINE
rEx MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE,
Qaleker II time than any ether foase
between
SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO
Grand SCENIC EoCTE CT rmx PACIFIC COAST
Pullman buffet sleeperx
Tourist sieeping cars. for accommodation o.
see01s-c.ass passengers. attached 20
express trains
Fer rcssis and ether information call "a
ACHu sERG. Ticket Aes. seattle VI.
x kokHLEk- AzusSer
kF ApuFR> Asst general frslSAf and
fxsea ser AsSAf, Portland OK.
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sEarrLrPosr TOWNSEND ROUTE.

4 : rail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
gss. cxr.rt saturday. a. 10 70 y M: strives ~
Iert Towt,seta af . . IA next day. hesurnins,
i.s 49, Port Townsend a. = H., arrives ~ 81
Ettle az y. IA.
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SYPHILIS, disease most dreadful in its results
completely sradicsied
Ulcers, tAtarrh. etc, permanently eurei
where Others have faiied.
Kidney, Urinary and BLADDER complaints.
painful oEacuit, tuo frequent. barnlng or
hae~siy urine. hsh coiored or with milky Seii-
menf ON standing. weak hack, gnnnorhsrs
eject, cysiifss promptly and safely cured
Charges reasonable
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TIE NV. FAST sTrAxxR rArRHAyry
-uAvu ros-

,s,ss.Ady. coupevf7ie. Anaeorses, Fnsrhaver. pes
w1wds.1-r ssno9s. Whafccm and vsy pcrs
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QAEE or NORTH sgATuE-srycoRroR
- asea f-So<ner q Froas and RAssery Streets

RAxE or NORTH sgATuE-srxcoRroR
ID ssea h-Sornsr Il Fruas znd RAssery Streets
fesssrn ssa eon<xsr exchange souxhs aaa
acted
We have specia, Abilities Cor raakfns coffee.
cor< IN u paris al TIE rafted states and
canaiA Hears q N - IN m. Safnrsssyx
. n 10 p N and s 10 p N.
nsasc-oE.. II. ". wHEKrER. President.
JOIN i. o>TRANDER. Vice President G n
hAsLs !. Cashier. D. DENNY & ?. STONE
-JARvIscoSKIsS MORTGAGE TRUST co.
KANSAS err AND xKv YORK
Paid np capita, -.....-.-.-....y .sccoa
I"ss sao1sy On .snssoyed sasy ara farm prop
err an !, a = s,ss e $50 . sieean 10
tons approved and pxpea
drawn here. Mazey paid
hy check or eAak.
xrripfSs LEANS 4 SPECIALITY
Hyou hare The security wc have sne noneyso
iosn- Any ard al competition net.
l. y. ~ u General Agent and Examiner
Room |. Newyin block. Telephone la
CHAgLEs ? EaggY REAL ESTATE LOAN
~ COMPANY.
BOSTON AND Kansas err.
Mortgage loans on business and residence prcp-
ersy. saihtlng loans specially.
Save hrnkers' and srenss' commission by deal
fng direct with ;h1s cornrsny and not through
representatives OF other Companies
Ready ssritA always on hand No spelies.
Hons seat away fnr &pRrovsi Lowest rates of
interest Loans closed without delay.
r. " PALMER
Manager for branch ONCE
Room s. Phinney block, Front AID seneca sts.
E,iRE INSURANCE AGENTS
W. I. GAzzAM 4 Co,
Successors to Turner. gngle & Lewis; established
In ISL: Oldest agency in Seattle.
Home Insurance Company. OF New York
Ph1nix Insurance Company, Of Hartford.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Com.
pAny. OF Lont.on and Edinburgh.
German American Insurance Company. of
New Ioyk.
2is Columbia street, Newlin block.
e PER CENT AND J PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN ON BRICK BUILDINGS
On
FRONT AND SECOND srRxKrA
HERMAN CHAPLIN
No 2. Boston Block.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoNrTRoLLgR OF TIRE CURRENCY.
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Townsend. Monday aud seattle. Friday aud
Thursday III y m Tuesday - N
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ..-........s a n Tuesday ........ 10 a IN
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time table or places Of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURES FROM SEATTLE.
Tuesdays aud Fridays.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. O'BRfES, Master
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TO TIVE LADIES.

We Ttve r-oSs careful snd consl4e-Ate attea-
ton To diseases OF women ara rAshirrr III ven
s&Uer sscfr any obscure. difscalf or lingering
oa~ssse or II the ecrgasa routine tccsers sall 30
cure Yen remember the celebrated specialists
cure yoa when others fail. THE xyecislisf. ara
sSfSiSd IN every department 81 aeaicsl ard sur
ElsAl ex Ter ezss-cs The professor has had wears
~ experiences IN The hospitals nj R-,cklya and
Sew York. formerly special professor 10
Ncgasn's Hospital College. New yors. and ss
sne Ut TIRE EaosI successfHi and hess known xynn-
GEOLOGICAL specialists IN this counsry.
To Young and Middie-Ag0d Men.
Nervous pehslitv. Sperm asoryhsps. seminal
losses. Physical lseray. arising from intts>rys.
ten. pFolncing sseepieSsae<s. feSs~ansirnry
pslanscs on the lace, aversion 10 sneicty. easily
discouraged. lack OF ccnn5enne fiHil unfit foe
sinsy or h4Ssness aaa nnas lie burden.
safely, permanently and speedily eared