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SUPERINTENDENT. salmon and bears.
san FraneI.eo Ezamlast.


when was on the Canadian Pacific sur
yev with Chief Engineer John keefer. 8
said ] X. Baker, "ihe little brown and
black bears we're SO numerous that hardly
dare tell about them. IL was in July and Au-
gust. 1850. and ne were on the skneena
river, about 100 miles from Port EssiRgton.
II was just al the tine OF the salmon run.
They had been np the river spawning aud
we're weak. The Skookumchucks, or
swift waters, as II - translated from the
Chinook. would throw the salmon out by
thousands whenever they came "a the cas-
easies. There they were thrown all along
the banks. and the black bear gathered hY
scores. | have seen - many rs tfteea
fresh trails OF morning in going half a
mile or so, as well - seeing many bears
They fed like hog on TIE salmon. They
weuidnI hurt a man AZ all hey were
lust about as harmless Is any animal inn
arinahle Often, ON account 81 The decay
ing salmon. We had 90 move eur tent The
bears we're generally IN the alder bushes.
and scattered like rabbits when We APP
ssrseaeheti =
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Is snaaFed ~ the vtgstnss OF tnEammksoEy
rheUmaatsssn, and any tesm ~ the disease may
reach that agoasEiag phase o. attack She heart
eaA easss s.oAab. rnhApplia saey who Feel SIS
tFeAmiaasy taiuees selaaa Fesslza thss Like
ether F~axeEhls dangerous Izaiaafss. rheumatism
i ofsra siisfvcsssisa AZ the eatsx1 Well viii u
o. FOE hsm 4 tass e4ief neztee SHAH serve ~ =
Warning 81 fafaFe peril or psta - g seasser
tssattsa4a VITA anrlYsenk rAs0E4atSs1. TIE
gssuc@r se4nat wfll @e Instantaneous resoFs ~
Sae greas preventative arpursns, HesfeslHF's
kfssnss u nsssers. hose eFV4et % pzufesssaaAk
cyspanaetgiAstaa Fega}as expsEisaC& hss coa-
Etnes Thew - 10 EneS az ascFe s9Btsl sasfs
aase Sc tbs wires 81 rheumatism u sha 81 sseEs-
uaBS as1af Asax ~ dsRarsHt ects0ns EtNete - -
saken "a sasssa lhRa IN fnnNs sstM&a dpes. Fhe
Rttgex1 ces4neFs maAAysas lndseSsss1a, diver ard
ksaucs troabies.
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THE wATER FRONT.

The steamer Edith viii resume her run
Monday.
The ship spartan has almost completed
her cargo.
The Mountainser broke down Wednes-
day night.
Nothing has been heard from the Geo.
w. Elder as vet.
The bark Elsinore should have been here
the first of the week.
The Wells line steamer Jeanne leaves San
Francisco tomorrow for Seattle.
The City Of Puebla sails for San Fran
cisco at 9 o'clock Sunday evening.
The bark viaette IL due here from San
Francisco with general cargo for Harring.
ton a Smith.
The schooner l.. J. Perry brought In go
sacks Of oats and 80 tons OF hay from the
fats yesterday.
The Queen of the Pacific left San Fran
cisco yesterday for Seattle. She Is due
here Sunday evening.
The storm predicted by Signal Officer
Maxfield came up little after nightfall
Wednesday night. Quite gale blew all
night, but no damage was done so far as
known.
The bark Seminole, chartered by the
Oregon Improvement Company to load
coal for San Francisco, arrived In the har-
bGr from that port yesterday morning. She
win begin loading coal almostimmediately.
The steam schooner Signal. sailing in
the barnard Puget sound line. sailed from
San Francisco Wednesday. she will be
followed by the Wilmington November =
and tise latter by the Haytien Republic
eight DAYS later
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se.ee4 orasorleai rearaameat,

New WFEVNNE HINTS IF1E1lT-lINN
The Phiiads ipllia church which recently
decided % have thirty candidates preach IN
succession. and thea cali the best Of the
lot, i reported 20 he having great deal
more fun than the candidates. The
men who preached first fear THAI their
good points wiz be engirey forEoEten be-
lore the match Is ended. aud taey ihsnk
they ought 70 have a little ezra sh0w.
Tfae spectacle os thirty clerical contestants
preaching % a finish. with q church as =
stake II somewhat nnnSual
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$1,000 AND snn plsrAars.

syphilis. disease raost dreadful In IN r.<s,ltn
completely erndleaiesi
plcsss: casarra, &c, permanently card
kidney. Urinary and Rlxdier ceupl.i.sk
painful. asnleulk Too frequent bnrf{ax ia
oaoosay uFine htaa c0ipfeA or with malay scdh
Eleet esstssis promptly and safely car&4
CenrEes reasonable
Our Success 10 Bnsad Upon Fac1n.
Oar remedies set quickly sud euro pssnek
We do not claim 70 know evcryshsnx n ~.
tion - medicine or diseases az % BE- siis - ruro
every case. eat Nc do claim tAas iAfxs exs6xs
ssve and increasing pFAnslnes with unpAfai<7lRf
sesress q Sustain II are TIE Best psoct 81 d1d
Rxperfencs Is worth everyshsne Knou16llrs
gained hy consulting with. critically ex&nsnEae
and successfully ireatiAg thousands Of pexso15
81 every kge. sex profession alsd occnne<lnn -
isseted WITH every rFeeentahRe form Rikd zfnde a.
disease. or es9Enisiy. enables ~ % assure fhu&o
tnfaeriug with like malakiies. that wo have xalx
q eued IN restoring health = AsafNo majority ~
cases treated even after other h&ri.Gd En< chez
getic physs.dsns have tailed % sasst any pefn1
We are psironissa ~ 8 elasA Of leeies 50
gentlemen too ss9acsons 70 &c imposed up11 q
ems q Be- frightened ssay from nl1rsicians vs
arr curing 4fefn- a.
Persons calling at our oslcn can hnvs fAa Ha411s
faction OF a free consultation, with the a<zlkre
anee that they may depend upon raoelyin8 cans
eiu opinions. honorable. Square dealing r9Ae0u<
able charges aud no encouragement E{tho4<
pr0spect Of Improvements or care
Oar practice Is ionaded upon the results q tn
best methods. without referNnce 10 aehoo1& -
"pathle3N
Yen viii nos DO urged or persuaded fo ss&&
treatment and no ona Will he TREATED unzoE1
there II strong probability OF rnte or permn4
aent beneat Make inssrfosations ard d1e.oe
for Yourself
Once hours; Froms q N 20 = n. Eunr|
davs. 20 n a IA only
NJ R-Pcrsous unable 10 sisit Ne mar ~
treated AZ their homes by correspondence
Medicines and Instructions BAnt hY mall 81 -
press Consultation lFaa
Always aend stamp when fapIy u axpec1eA
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Returning. leaves whAfcom 81 . a. m. Tues,
days Thursdays and Saturdays On the Sasar-
day trip the Libby goes thr ugh 70 Seattle. Fare
ron Port Townsend to Seattle, 81 Until fur
xher notice, passengers or freight nom Seattle
Friday trips viii be carried on the Washington
steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith % Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
ia nights and transferred direct 70 the Libby.
On these days the w. s a r. Co. win issue tick
cts and bill freight thrpagh TO destination.
HERBERT BEECHEk, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent Seattle.
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srArTIR roRr TowHsENp ROUTE

r. NAL xfesney Zdith leaves seattle every
day. except saturday. 81 10 - 2 Ea.i arrives Al
Port Townss nd AZ f. IN next day Returning.
lrAv Port townsend At lo.so& m.s arrives Al Sc
atfse at D N.
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The steamer J. b. libby Herbert II. Beecher
master leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon AZ
4 D m for Port Townsend and tho an Juan
islands from Hafdeld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsead az s q m. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whste0rn, calling at smith =
island and Richardson's weather perTEstlingl.
Argyle, Lopez. FridEs Harbor. Maple Ton Mon
day gong north and Thursday going south,
Roche HaFbor, Ofcas and East Sound
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steamer Washington leaves Seattle ata .. n
sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives az
y hNfconl al 9 a N. aext day Returning. leaves
WhAtcan 81 2. N. Mondays Wednesdays and
fridayE; arrives ~ seattle All . n ilext DAY.
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CAUTION.

Beware 81 fF1zsd a. ny nazse ans TIE r<fee
Mre Stamped O. 50 hettom ~ 81 NJ s8yerslsed
shass k<t0re kear1aR TIE saasoYF xhfnA pFneeets
re $eNTErs aFzfnsx hfwh pies sna fzferiaF
Ro09A II 11xies ezzeTs W. + DOUGLAS shoes
a. . Feanc@d pres. or says he hns them w1khons
~ Rams Ena pysn~ assmspea On The ncstols pzE
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pAcIrrc NAVIGATION co.-wHArcoM

DACIFIc NAVIGATION co.-WHATcoM
II ROUTE
steamer state OF Washington. Henry Bailey,
q asiar. leaves Tacoma Sunday, TIL sday and
Thursday for Whatcom, sehome. Fairhaven,
Sanish, Coupeyille, Anacortes. UtsAlady and
SEATTLE Returning leave Whatcom on follow
Ing day.
scnedule--Ieave Tacoma p. M: leave Seattle
ep nj arrive Whatcom a. M leave Whatrom
) y n: leave seattle 7 80 q m; arrive Tacoma
2 80 O. m.
ROCHE HARBOR ROUTE
Steamer gkagit Chief, George Barlow. master,
Leaves TacomR Monday and Thursday at N.
Leaves Seattle, Hai1eld's wharf, every Monday
and Thursday 81 p IA. for San JEan islands
calling If Ciiaton. Ctsaiady, stanwcods laCon-
ner. Friday HaFbor, Roche Harbor
EKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey, s r. Denny. master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays ct
l 2. m.
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday sna Friday on
tide for StRnwood. Fir. Sksgit City, Mount Yer
non, sterling and intermediate points
IACO4A IRADfStf CO,
Agents, Tacoma
j. A. HATFiEfD,
Agent. seattle.
J.SEnGwICK
GeneFsi aanager. Tsnosa
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TIE sReezaez nea l. aex rxaaF fav A1xsEees
Parties WISHING sAe sexvixe 4 = soos&ax seAs
~ pSekse Apply en- h1ar3 - ef 4. = sr&1s4zzx
~ kN&s1Ags 6eaz kneasa he Bee af8 X
geEza lyszsS q. Solsasa' a. T. foos - caRumhsA
r. SPAEAI{Ska
0wa<z al AESnG
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tsars. al y. sor IasalA ans way
ENTsA
Leaves Al 50 =. and tlsn - ss- Newcastle
ara wag porf&
1eswrs a : p =. - SaAztts aa1 way
- q h. lorssaEAn. SsaAEes.
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zhx steamer JeserAsle wEH ieave HasEesd-
Cesz&a wharf. taas - NkFsoa ssseet- y st@sszsay
SsA&sSe, esAkaFsks Ea41n Cfty SID q wa5 - lkS
90 Hsaf'e Gs1AI Re zguiAg seaxxe asnu CITY
Aen8ag ka1 xARre.xy 4arn1zG sHx tfesghs cr
fMkeznR aHnsE IL E1sEes2 s0saa&a Mknzf Or o.
6aAsd GAIT. Il. G1A1ESEsEs Master.
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wHArcox Asn sEMrAHMoo ROUTE

"haANtA a*s1 1EsaAA1 M@o N1NA1~
SsAmer Elsa Anderson lcAvss sekttle a. p.
m MoudAys. Wednesdays sud Fridays; arrives
AZ WnAtcoHi ? g n. next tay. Returning. leaves
Wisstc0m Tuesdays aud Thursdays AZ 8 p IA.
SUNDAYS T. N. Monday trip 10 SeEatahuso.
ID. b. JACKSON President
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VIZ & &T. Co.-sTEAMERs WILL LRAVR
w YesleT's dock, seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
at 10 a N.
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fn.keRAFHIo aAnKETs.



+ kss Sonx, NGv sl.-sThe stock market
sHatfassfa saszet today. and the bust
ssss aane showed a considerable falling of
- thas o The PAST tew days. while the
z@gsf eE dealings was alternately strong
- ssak. sslhin narrow limits. snd final
nA1ea, While generally ia che direction of
y hsnFss. are Cor small fractions only.
lzs auly Important declines are: Sugar.
y nd chicAeo Gas. ~.
susssameni bonds dali and steady.
kseaAssx san SECURITIES.
80 fenx. Nev. a. Money on can.
- = I Do I, closed offered al 3, prltae
assrsaslla pares askSTss. Sterling ex.
sssxs dali and weaker, today bills.
~ aansand. t4sk
= tsesisASs<AA. le7. & fooaponsl. ig7;
~ ifsxsstsrslA laik as laouponsl
fseise. q. li7as. :
srocKa.
kMsssean Express. Iiss. Canadian Paei.
Canada Soasss<Sxn. "a Central Pa.
- ~. Burlington. 1esl, tackawanna.
80 1savsr { BE 0raRsfe. Idls. Erie.
- Assaeas 4 Texas. s7SA; Lake shore.
i - Louisville & Nashville. Sat.s Msehs.
y teassai, Is. Missouri parilir. Hass
sss1ssfn Paclte ssss preferred. rs.
- western. iisss. preferred. Isa. New
- Nsnaral, Ice; Oregon improvement,
Nasssstlon. lol, franScontsnental
- tselee MAJ. SIS. Reading, slss Reek
- fasl. 7UAss Tex&s Pacific.
/ 81 NAiaa rassaa. saa United States
y. FaFTp ExpFess, iST. Western
80 ~. American Cotton ol. -.
siSiSa srucx6
80 Yaxg. SeS. 2i.-Agiee S.. Crown
ssNt = -. Consolidated California 4 vfr~
1 A.sA neadwued sI.H9. NJ s,Fssso 81.
Garry size. Hale a Narcross &.
SAC o.. HaFn silver s.. Mexican
- assisted. $50. Meant nsahso Sc, North
lss 81. onsaRso $40. 0phis q n
tasnsaa sLta. Plymouth $50. Fargo
saszFs Nvsaa= So. rnioa censoss.
n 80 trKk nKaGHkSrssx NaRKrr
feSg, Nov. H. Hops Qaaes ard
4 s-opssoHs ssasS posnss up. slosea
- ssssay. unchanged - "a polnts
- sAlss. Z. "a tsars luelasslug Nev~s.s.
= 81 issnenaheF. SIS Sd Us. January.
- Aassse feaeaasy, Sle0S, Spos Rie.
sssAss aud stssdy fair sArgoes. ias.c.
So ssss hFa,. in fair demand sases
4 - - eastFtfaEaiS. IS test. S lI-fses
- efm and active 4. sac tscs
So y sseaases waite extra &. ca @ek&e.
- 49, sses CT a, ttse Sttr stand.
sasa1iaais LAKE. March SIS
= .ssss sisd saesays domestic. $40
- Asss asasa ETssasr senisary straits,
eks1ea steady a sl-0ss.s
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RAN co.-PUGEr SOUND DIVISION
NJ. The following Schedule for the company's
steamers viii - tn effect on and sftT August ~
1859. until further notice;
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bal after some slight s5netuassons became
weak and declined slowly until the close.
which sas weak at siGo1. Stock ar
change opened 81 sk,s<. highest 81 0eS<. lox-
est Si.as, closing si.09. Consolidated
exchange opened ff.10s Highest 81. i0ss.
lorsst q CO... closing sies5s Total sales.
4s7 100 barrels.
Bar ziiver. Sa<e.
sAs Fk&ScTsco KKrrKH.
eAs FKAEcEseo. Nov. zl.-wheat-
Trade light: values show easy tendency,
tl.U Is fall figure for No. / shipping
grades.
Barley Easy; No. feed, SC.
Oats Fair: fair business being done
prscss remain unchanged; choice feed,
xI-szs4. No. |. $l.x71<8l.s0; lover grades.
81 is16alz5.
hops-No change; nominal IS eessc
Potatoes Desirable parcels are firm
Early Rose. slds00c; Peerless. 65c@sl:
Burbankas 99etd sf.5O
2s@1sc
Egg%-Firmsr. owing % rains interfering
with receipts: California ranch. 4Ia42szc.
store ioss. zsas5c
cHfekso FRoDucs mARxEx
CHICAGO. Wow. n. - Wheat - Closed
trnsr; November, 800; December.
sic; May. s5zc.
ce.n-sleady: November. axe; Dscem-
Der. slssc; May. as7ke
oats-Abont steady; November. &c:
May. 22Ae.
Barley November, SIC.
PoFk-FiFm: November, so.s2k; Jan
uaFy. s8t25<a946
Lard--sseady; November. 500: Janu-
airy $5.971Sa6.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
cHIcAeo. New. a - Cattle - Receipts
1900, steady; beeyss, s3.SoG5.35,
steers. s2s0a3.70: stockers and feeders,
sl.saas; Texas cattle. 81 .50.g2s0; Western
rangers, <250ea3.40
Hogs Receipts. IS coo: easy: mixed.
ss.6sas.e0. skips. s3.M@soo; light. $s.05@
$50.
Sheep Receipts. CON: strong; natives.
s2@2so; Westerns. s2ss94I5: Tsxans,
s3.f5G14l5.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MAkKEr.
LsvKaPooI. Nov. Fl. Wheat Firm; de-
mand poor holders offer moderately.
Corn-Firm; demand poor; new mixed
RSatAwes akar4 49, ~a~Rml
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f,AS.p1as PACIFIC sAvIaAzsas COZ

n %t-fs~-
sTEAmER pRExixk
sexxD souTK
vrnc0uver .af0ndaT and Townssna. Tharsaay
Tuwnsen1 M0nday and srssf Z. Frasy and
Thursday Iii , n Tuesday Ian
FRIDAY ....-Is : rlIuesday i0s y
sccxD sonTa.
Esassse Al rnsAns4hf To~rsend sx n
IN STAY and Friday Nhascon .
TgEnssnd = 4 . 2 Eoens asroof-i1 = ? z
III company reserves the right % change the
tizne tsole o. places ct call without EtEice-
DAYS or DEPARTURE PECK szAIIaE
TnesaaTs ard FRIDAYS
IATs OF ARkivAL At EATTLK
Tuesdays and Fridass
JOHN a o'BRIES Master
nv PARKER Aeenk
JOB IRVING. *anaRer G. ?. Nco-, Ia
s-TEAAER FEasDALK HUGHES MASTER
PORT ANGELES. DuSsESEss. PORT TOWN
SIND.
Leaving Seattle SUNDAYS tn sdays and Thurs
lays ~ :. Il for Port Tovpsend Leavss Port
townsend for DzBgeness and Port siizsles ~
= m Z surnlng leaves Port Angeles TOT Dtn-
gessfss. Port Townsend and Settle af , q m on
aiondsys. Wednesdays aud fr:dass
oniscy street Wharf, Port Townsend Wash.
EssEeld.colman Wnarf. Seattle. washington.
foot Maroon stFseE
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-EERBKRl
4 Y. Beecher, manager
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WILMINGTON

For freight or passage apply 70
j. A. HATFIELD. Agent Haineld's wharf. Seattle
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Il. BARNARD 4 CO.. Agents, 800 Battery street
san Francisco. Cal.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRgE
TRAHscoSTrNENTAL RoUTg
-BErwkEE-
TIE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

IT. passenger equipment IL the finest In IN ;
world, consisting Of luxurious sleeping cars
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms: CON-
Portable and clean eolonist ears, wi free sleep
ing berths for holneFs OF eecoEd-class tickefs
and the most modern style of day coaches
Its dining cars and hotels provide the best
quality Of food In unlimited quantity. 10 reason
able rate&
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For detailed information apply to the follow.
ing agents of the company:
6. G. MCC0RD
No. Washington street Portland, Or.
4 W McGINNESs Seattle, w. I.
RR BILLS. Tacoma w. u.
d. X BROWN, Asst Gen. Fretght AMI Passerr
ges Assent, Vancouver. H. G.
C.Drrekponsence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co.. postafice-
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puorr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD

All the above IafBs ran uAliy-
Southern aud Eastern mail carries Pullman
sleepers.
Depot and ticket cfice corner of second snd
Weller
Tickets on sale 10 all points in the United
@s'' 0@A' i. 4. NADEAu. Manager
4. ToNKIE, Ticket Agent
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We gre most careful ana cens,6rrasa 49,
ucn 50 dlseAsgS u Hexnen and chli1ron r. 49,
safer flom any obscure. diEzfenlf IL Hnx&f41
disease o. * mo cuEnM0n routine d&ct0rx f&4t r.
cNra yoR remember the celebrated egAeozniIr&
cmre yen wheu others fall. Tho spefia13sf2 -
skilled sn every Departments af medical s.8 azs<z
Eseal eXpseE enca The professor Has had veaf5
Of experience IN the hospitals ef areoklyn aH1
New TEX. kormeriS special professor Is
Nonae's Hospital College. Nav yoxk. as<& II
eae 81 TIA nsosg successful and hex2 kne0a x1o<,
cologicAl specialists in this eaunfFY
To Young and hsIddie-Axod naen.|
Neryonz pshilItv. speTxnas0rrhoa. Scnso13
Losses Physical Decay. arising 4uta in.<zz -
ton, producing slevpiessEesss ds<pnudcnr4.
discouraged. lack OF confidence. dali flzef H.
study or baSsne<S and dada lie 4 ht1z<1x&.
safely. permanently and speedily anruk
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.sKgcHAETs NATT0SAL BANK
Designated depository ana ansnctz
AstT4t ~ tas
UzfTka STATES soFEEAaESL
Deals IN foreign mnd domestic exrhanseA
Makes fslegraphtc fxAnsferx. aad issues ietseEa
oi credit
0fEre nfoNn bui4zaE. s0Efhesss eoEnsz
secasd end Cherry erFaes2
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The variety and grandeur OF scenery along
its line Is uneqalled, and In the details Of track
train service etc, nothing il omitted that can
add 70 the safety and comfort Of It's patrons All
OF travel whether for business or pleasure. be-
tween Portland Tacoma, Seattle. Victoria and
all Pacific coast points ard Winnipess Mime
spolis st. Pani Chicago, St Louis, OtsawR, To-
ronio. Montreal. Boston, New York. and ali East
ERR cities
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21.-~ Wheas-Firm; de-
mand poor holders offer moderately.
CoTn--Fifm; demand poor: new mixed
Western. 45s<d per GENITAL.
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sTEaMERS

HAST TIME-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seattle, Taeama q ynpas. sseliaeoen aud
MrSelis Island
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xAruRK or RECEIPTS.

oas car At0uekle eoilee. car Ice, 10
~ butter. Is bss eheese. cars brick. 1
g. stnsas. ! car etnTEssnts' inoyables,
~ kAlngiss, cars horses. car -four. s
90 tasnlsuss, ; cars machinery, car bot
~ sAf rails. | ess iron pipe, $50 head
49, : care beer. Is cars lumber, 8 cars
fkss, ear meat b tons hay. 30 SKIS oats.
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on1cAoo ITvE crock nARxsT.

CHICAGO. New. a = Cattle = Receipts
1900; steady; bseyes, g. S1@5.35;
steers. s2-s09s.70: stockers and feeders,
sLsa9a: Texas cattle. 81 50a2S0; Western
rns.~ere "a sn6la AZ,
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sheep Receipts. 6.0n0: strong; natives.
s2@2.so; Westerns. S2.sses4i5; Tsxans.
81. f5gf4.l rs.
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Through tickets are issued 20 all principal
at lowest rates
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE.
i Seattle, Washington Territory.
PAID-uP CAPITAL. u5o,ooa
G. I. DENeLEY- ............ President
J. GooDFELLoW.......... Cashier.

THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK
il OF Seattle
KILGEE BLOCK, No. so sEcoNp STREET, RE-
TWEEN JANIS AND CHERRY.
T. o. GRAVES ..s..... President
W r F0RREsT ......... Vice President
u. +. BAcgus ............... Cashier
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uooDs cAsAL KoCrE-srEANEg Jose
IL PHIEE

o AK. Co DISK
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sAs FKkscsseo. Nov. Wheat
Trade light: values show easy tendency:
sl.50 Is fsli figure for No. shipping
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Hogs Receipts. IS GO: easy: mixed.
ss.ss@s.eo; skips. ss.oo@soo; light. ss.o5@
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GENERAL RArKfsG BUSINESS TRAssAcrED
Drafts drawn on sil rarts OF The world. In.
tefest paid on savings and time deposits
Henrs-i0 q n. To 3 . "a. and saturday even.
inKs from 10 3 0'eios2
Deposits may De msde IN person or by regis
tered letter moaey order or express. aud deposit
books viii be returned as requs ste
Money l0ared on real estate unreasonable rMfez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-07-18
EpMoxp's BRAcn.


Farmers are badly behind with theiE
work owing towel weather. It is feared
the oat crop, which is excellent, will be
lost. The most of the corn crops through
out this vicinity are following" some.
George Carter, Jr. Of Carriers mill,
was here Sunday and - well, George
returned home in the evening but not
alone.
Fred Hutchinson, of Emma, this eouh-
ty, has contracted for the school at this
place, and G. B. Carter will be the peda-
Hgogue on MOI gan's creeR this year.
The Hickory Gap Sabbath School i
undoubtedly One of the best in the coun-
ty, i'not in the State.
Henry Hampton. OF Wayne cctinty,
w, Va, was visiting his son, CD. Hamp-
ton, at this place recently.
Chris Thompson has returned from
tour through the Wess.
Al. Htaberlin is doing the best luui-
Der business ever known at the Falls Of
Blaine.
Miss Mamie Poe IS very low at this
writing. COUNTRY GREESuoRS.