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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-31

Along the Docks.
I ite changes made in thr riI, Size and
style Of vessels in The la~t farty wears arc
greater than IN anything rl~e. Except per
mars. tho unhappy change n thr rates "i
freight There were no large ships ol
any Kind until California began ~ bc =
rapidly settled. Previous - Tint timc 3
tr' I'm sup WA considered Large amt "n
" employed in The East India trade
though the European packets hati bt-
coine OF good SiAc. About All the bust
nr~> that had nrcn d"nc "ith the Pacific
wa> hy >aall vessels pu trading voyages.
Nlth ~" breaking "nt and continuance IF
STAN California fever thcrr became au ,uor-
nous demand for transportation around
tart Horn. an increase ~ tradc Wlth Iu-
rnpe and larger dealings wtth fhr east.
Ni 'hc~e tAin-~ together, hut primarily itr
fir~t rau~"i raPid .ucirase u the -fhr #
,h'p> until \ reached it- maNuuun IN thr
Great ker0airg 4 4HN ton- Nu.!t ~ East
bA>t"n "A i~1a
NJ taVht ttAi 'inH urtrly NH vessels ~
more ihln i' roH~ wrrr frN I--al >'iir~
harh~ "rr fr.M 2." tn .lN -ou> thr fGf
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HIM '"'H 4, +'''i' "H ! 'i't '>It '"I I'-
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-n~ hayr returned from visiting frlrnl>
Vii Fairfield and WateryilIe
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-31

Kind friends, you have patiently followed my
rhyme.
I'm sure that YOU now must all think it is time
The dictates of prudence in haste to obey,
To roll up the canvas and lay it away.
The pictures I've brought You of quiet home
scenes
That told W bat the paper TO country life means,
Were simply intended as hints OF the power
The Press is exeriing each second and hour;
A powerful factor in church and in State,
Unhampered, unhndered, not governed by
fate,
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NA.>
Ahd A"u naN ha'r essay, ANA poems and
-'it-
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taHHti.
Y ta -t't iat nur asking ~ >i-u ana % sound.
lili only the remnant iu >t!,un ARRAY.
Ac,"tdtn- q custom assembled That da,.
iaf '"th aIa QIiuhs and ltpWcH Rcrc
'aer'
lhrn pow cau|d You wonder we dii not de-
>fatrt
An4 t,tHh ~ lth hI~ >iu-lu- ''thc >iC-, uf }tile
i-t.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-31

THE subscriber hereby gives pui,iic no
L tee t. nil concerned, that she has
duly appointed, ard has taken upon herself,
ne trust oi an Administrative Of the estate Of
Martin l. Ciinkard, late Of Providence Rhode Is
lanh no left estate in the county OF Hancock,
Maine, by giving bond a. the law directs and she
hereby gives notice tha. iuasmuch she resides
on Of the state ~ Maine she has appointed A. ".
hing Esq. of Ellsworth to be her agent in said
county OF Hane"tk, she therefore requests all per
sons v no are indebted To the said De es seds es
tate e. make immediate pa ment. and those who
have any demand thereon 10 exhibit the same for
pas ment. MARY T. CLISkARD, Admr
December lath, A. D. lsss. 3w4
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dare not look up from my page, lest see
That you may be sleeping; nor strange would
it be.
Another pen picture have for your view,
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$I.oe Stock Exehange- 1.4nesi st 81 IN. !.
highest. ss--: lowest, 81 -. closing. a a.
Consolidated Exenznze-4l,ssnea u.u-sx.
highest. sIe7sS. sswess. sI0gsx. esossnr.
Sos total safes. SIS GO bssrreis.
Bar silver. sis4c
sax FRkscExco kgsFrgw.
sAs FRascssco. 0as. wkeat- Sow.
prices unchanged. 81 rig. 2ss
BaFiey Prices ssid frm. with unEars
tsEIenry: No. 1 feed, TIA.
OATS Demand steady. no tr0uble in
maintaining prices: choice feed. si.z2ss
No. ]. N.zT5l9E-5o. Iowe- grades, 81. ga
LIS.
Hops-Kerninzg.
Potasces-sEeady. though receipts are
free Early Rose. 91g75c; Peerless. ED
slcs Fairbanks. 5see8$1. 20.
Buftef Barely steady, fancy. as5<9gc
good 70 ckaolce. z5NSc.
Eggs-sssliiornta ranch, $50 s0c, store
lots. 250zSc.
No charters reported
rHIcAae FsoprcK wARKK7
cRsekCo. 0ut 3I.--wheat closed strong
and HIGHER: October, 7sssc; December,
seAc; May. size
Corn-sseafy; October. szkc, SoEem>
Der. s2sse. May, saIkc.
Oats Higher, October. lsHc. May,
ss4c.
Bzriey-0ct SIC.
Pork--Eaaier; October, Sc. 52Jk Jann-
AIRY. $3.50
Lsrd- Easy: October. 1855; January.
t5.s5.
catesso nvx srocx MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3i.-Cattse- Rerefpts
1900: ifc lower; choice TO extra beeYes,
si-tsles 5.05; stookers and feeders. sie0ess;
steers. y5esi ITO, Texas cattle, $I.5o@2. IS.
western rafgsrs, 81. 556t3.Sl
Hogs Receipts, Is 600: weak and log
lSc lover; mixed. s.. 75g4; heavy, s.65@.s [:
light. s.. s9ss4 10.
sheep- Receipts. 7.f10; STEADY; natives.
s255@5; Westerns. Ss8s.s5: Texas. s3.25
W4.2a
LIVERPOOL sR4IS MARKET.
LsvERrooL. Oct. 31.-Wh Firm: de-
mand poor holders offer moderately.
Gorn--Demand poor.
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syHhills. disease Eaos: dreadful ia its rcsalss.
completely er2slirsfea
uleers. catAsEh. etc. permanently curea
kidney, runary and BLADDER complaints.
Y@fafaa a1fare4t too Frequent. hafning OF
hisssiy eFtt1e. htSa eosoret az with milky sesii-
menf On standing, weak hncA. goaaorama
Eieet, eyss7tis pnaspIly and safely ctsreL
I1arseS reasonable
Our Success Ia Based Upon Facts.
Our remedies act quickly ant cure pcrma.
We DO not claim 10 kaaw everything in rels.
tstsa TO medicine or diseases be able 10 care
every case. hat VIC 30 claim that a large, Sxscn.
sse SUD increasing practice, with unparalleled
success 70 sustain i, are TIC Best praaf OF doe
tors Sknk
Expersener Is werth everything. knowieaxa
ssia.ea ~ consulting with, critically examining
anu successfully treating thousands OF persons
ut eSeSy age, sex. profession sad occupation AZ.
iseseN Win every pFeseaFasle fariR and stage OF
disease. OF ds4orlHstv enaolcs "a 10 assure ihosa
suffering with sike uglasiies. thai va have sac
essded aH restoring aealih - = isrge majority OF
cases fEestsss, even after otasg skilled and eaer
gesse physitisns hare al - 10 eff'os any peFms.
nsnf change Tor the better.
We ase pasFonized hy a class OF ladies and
gentlemen 700 sagaeia1s 20 DC imposed upon By
al Ignorant Qnack, aud tAey arr 100 inpepend-
ent IL be ffiehtened SWAY irs1n tlxsae,esax va,
are curing them
Persons calling 81 ctr Office can have the salts
action OF free eonAusIaa0p. with the asSlre
Ance that they iuay depend epon receiving eais-
did opinions honorable square dealing. reasun-
able eharges and no encouragement withoat a
prospect OF Improvement or cure
oar praetice Is founded Hp1n the results OF the
best methods, without reference 10 schools or
''paIhsex
fou viii not be u<Sed or persuaded 10 take
treatment and no one will he treated anlass
there il strong probability OF 3 cure or parma.
Beni benefit Make intergogalions and decide
Ter yansseL
Office hours. From q n. 20 D. N. sun.
SsyS 20 IL d. 10. only
" B.-Persons unable TO Visit es may DO
treated at their homes By correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent sy mail Ok en-
press. Consultation free
AlwEys send stamp when reply IL expertcd
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1KLEGsAruIC MARKETS..
- - - nnxlEN.

$AA YORK Hfelk ENN&kAs
u s1w YaEE, Oct gi.--stocks today we're
es for tae regular list, bot agtive for
essis. and while the former presented s
eung ffoat. decided weakness prevailed
Noag tbs latter. Cotton Oil ses the
nsAl GESTURE Of the cay. Is opened at ai}s
p soon dropped "a sess the lowest Of ihe
~ Advances are ia the majority to-
Fat. hat nominal saln eg = ia Tennes-
IS ibe only cue OF Importance. While
ssiep Oh Is down aud sugar Is.
aoyernments dan and ssrsSly.
ExcaANaE AID sECummEs. .
sxu Yaak. oct. 81. Money on cali.
yes al ssts. closed offered 8 prime uieF.
sasiie PAPER skeTt sterling exchange,
- asd weak. N5-!sy h.lls. $a-ss de-
kasS, $40
uoNps.
/ siregistrresil az Is tconpOusl l25, 49,
sgis;srr,il. lctss as teoupoul lo5As
fAssae g. liza
stuCKs.
klsercan Exprezs. Tie. Canaaiaa Pa,
~ 05a. Canada Southern. b51. Central
.faa.Ec. - baFhuggon. lose tackawana.
Denver & Hio 0raaae. if''a. Erie.
kansas 4 Texas. lnss Lake Shore,
Louisville 4 Nashville. 81 MiC6i-
aa Central, @s Alsso0y3 faesae -
|sefsiscvn l'sa3fig, 3iaA preferred ss1l Softh.
|sssisfn. ii2. preferred, III: New York
|stsssal. l"a Oregon Improvement 81.
Aasizsilou its8. pacsae Mail, So. Read.
e 4 Eock isiAgd. aut., -. Paul e9fs
lsxssi aeiie @fs Mon Pacific a.
Aasiei States kxpress. ia Fargo IA
sss ls Western Uuion, ssss American
esisa oA. ~
sesgos sTosx NsaKEr.
Awres oet SO Atehison & Topeka
- :, li3 land grant 3 i0 railsosd.
Burlington. iez Mexcsu Central.
- s.s''. t.sts hrst Mortgage bends. s. s /;
.sn psge, Is,
MINING sFocSs
Afs 1oNE. Get s. --Cansnlsls1ed Cali
taa sri NifEaia s625 Caledons q
sSSk liiat s. go, Commonwealth, 2 uys3
teesi Territory. 81 - Eureka Icnso. dated
3 Haze aua Norefosa s. Eiomessake S
Nn sGver. 81 in,sSFeg Laoee s. -
sss@An s. MUtusi, 5 e. Naons paeia
on.sfsa. So. 0ph.r stH O.es-
sas $50. SsYags, $ Sierra Neva8A
SIS sa&k xrscmsSptsx wknEEv
sEs Noex. ocL gl-Hops steady ard
as@
optsaa. openea hasvly steady IS
l'ess iasg sales - sa bass No
80 S54*oes5 =. t'ecgnshef. sls &'s
@saase sl4ass gt& a.. February
s9o' Ele, qa.gs ana e@sy fair car
BE- ~.
sar-H sw inactive and n,ssalaA, -
aa.ss s1.a weak
s'ea--Acs5ve ard steady, American.
.sgf~s. Neglected. jsGe ueHsbtsI
81 o43 aa5 arm domestic. SsSA
- ieSas sa3 qase} straits. So
eFef}es1 siruar a. 81 hg
of ap 5e Sl.l> tSesse wTas aaa
evats 81 the sstuFUsssa she
$50 s.s g@aeg sd sasg} steady 81
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pAcTrlc SAv1oArIoS co.-wHArcoN

DAcTFIc NAVIGATION co.-wHATCoN
4 RoUTE.
steamer state OF Washington. Henry Bailey
n ASter leaves Tacoma Sunday. Iu sdAy and
THURSDAY for Wnafcora. SehOme. Fsirhsyeu,
Sanikh. coapyilie Anacorfes, utsalsdy and
seattle. Returning leave whstcom on follow
ing dag.
asneduIs-Leaxe Tacoma p "a; leave Seattle
9 p. m arrive WhatcoHa ~ M; leave Hhatnom
S 2. "a. leave seattle - . IN; arrive Tacoma
30 a. n.
Roche HARBoB ROUTE
Steamer gkaRis Chisf George Barlow. maste,
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday a. a N.
Leaves seattle, Hashsias wharf, every Monday
and Thursday as ,. IA. for san Iusn Islands,
calling So Clinton. EtSsiAdy, stanwood. laCon-
nsr. Friday Hsffsar, Roche HaEeoF
RKA9.TT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry BAile0. 4 r Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Tharsdsys a.
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for stsnwood, Fir. sksgis City. Mount Yer
non, Sterling and intermediate points
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, sssttia
J. sRD6wICE.
General Manager, Tacoma.
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Returning. leaves whateoFa af q. N. Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays. On the Saiur-
dsy trip the Libby goes through 10 seattle, Fare
fsem Port Townsend 20 seattle, 81 Until far
Their notice, passenger or freight from Ee4ttle
for the islands by the Lihby's "Wednesday and
Friday trips wiil be carried on the Washington
steamboat and Transportation Cos steamer
Edith tn Port Townsend on Tuesday AMI ThurS-
Gas NIGHTS and transferred direct 20 the fabby.
on these DAYS tie " 4 & r. co, win issue tick
cts and bill freight thguugh 10 destination.
HERBERT EKECHER. Manager.
]. a. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle e.
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leland TRANSPORTATION co.-ERRBEgT
Il i. BeScheE, Eansger

Tie steamer J. r. LIBBY Herbert r. Beecher
master. leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon a.
4 p. N. for PORT Townsend and the San Juan
islands from Hafaeids wharf Leaves Pert
Townsend 81 4. N. every Monday. wednesday
AMI FRIDAY for Nhatconi. calling a. smith s
island, ard Richardson's weather peruitiingl
Argyle. Lopez, Friday Harbos, Maple ton Mon.
day going north aud Thursday going. s0atbl,
Roche Hagboz, Oreas and kazt sound.
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sr.rrrr.xuArcnN Co..

Steamer Washington leaves sesttle a. ?, m,
snnAayk Tuesdays and ThursasyS. arrives az
wharc,ga sc q n. next DAY. EetarSginEs leaves
Nhstrous az n H1. M0naags, Wednesdays AID
Frlaays. arrives az seattle All A. u next aay.
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re EssYzsy 80 = nuw Tsseg {sT eEsluRsA
Fsrtsts asaalEe SEA aerx5ee - 3 0e1E h1us
g assAsa &4rle ea t-o&ss CO q a sas4sAsn8
a. He8esZs beAt hGasA f&e SS N@ e.
sss.s Fs.ak a. l.4zsl.s ssszk. 1las q to5uE2 aL
A r. gPhsL Es8Aa-
8sw2&E k1z AEzEE
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uvEsr SEATTLE FERRY.
n,r1rlr ooAsr srrAasHER COMPANY

Av,fs..sse sses-sery FROM seattle as fellows
- 81 Frauessco Us Eosf XGgDss15 ana
Ssssss-t.- ks "A r. rgassseuEs-x rtEcsTesi 90
Rnmra =: : "a ecioaer ;, ", - ~ - 80
- eprFv eve ezYs thereafter
vef AlasEs 0stoSsg 81 @ "a AGa Hofea4ah%T
g end q e. a - s -. -.
Rr,,ss ssH Francesca 80 ftttfsfts SO 1.sks@
- .@rfx, al A IA Cfes her j. !, =. III
- - srs sveFv Eve AaVa theTusseST
a. - seas hs aAssf7ea a. tie sssrn q the
s"'-' 57li = s5oopALLs PERKINS 4 CO.
tf9neF&l AxaaG&
X e wasks q ssfess. sss FFaEciscas E4A
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YrosDs CANAL RogrE-srEAMEs JOSH
Ill FHI%E

ga. sse.t.sr los sAsne VII leaVe - tseh-
.ss = hatF wluza4 tsy @ng - az4sF zseFniEg
= * n ne Eurs 6aznnss s<aaetk lasan
- sssevas tascn C1zF Men ssx an zsaTs
s~s.--s-e SCI IL axak ~ EaxsAEe 49, az
t~%aasN H akLEE FgE Nasssr
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wHArcoM AND sEMlAHMoo ROUTE

Steamer EiitA Anderson leaves seattle ~ 3.
IN NonasgE Wednesdays and frfgsYk; arrives
~ ~ hstfssns & n next DAY Returning leaves
vhnsnusa TUESDAYS and Thursdays IS T. IA.
sf1naays A. "a. Monday trip 80 .efa 3Ahu1eo.
u q JAEAHtlN. lsesssenh
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% r. r. co.-PUGET SOUND DIyTsroy
Ne TIE following sehesaie for TIE conranY.s
steamers VII BE ii esecs O. ans affzsr Assslst -
lsse uHEl 3nsfher nesEce.
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TO THE LADIES.

We give mc<* cA1ssssa anc consisserssn x4ee-,.
Ass.s 70 0Ase@sfs es NcEaea Aad raslaren. III yaa
ss1sF Ncsff say 1cScHre. 9ifaCaas % hngsrSng
@4saSe - = fss ccasa9a rQtsnas ssocscsS falf TO
sfss ca = Sssat eshars fax The agessAa8sfs ara
s&sAtsSs - SkSTE Gepsrsmcas ol rasAscss Add sur.
S.ssa 81 ~ ere. he psosexsaE has aaS yesrs
- experience "a TIE hospitals al kFssak fgn kaa
Nr~ foEks setmegAY special professor ~
WsnAns HOSPITAL Ctp3ere, New York. ard e
uee g: ~ taess seeee-sfeA SEa BEST kaown gSne-
To Young ana haIddIe-Aged Men.
Ssysens nebliitv. SpermsseyrAeea, Sems~m
lpSSek, Physical teegay, arising fsaan fnaiSsFS~
Upn, pgeznring sse~aaesSnnsa. slestonaeacv
pliafaleS On he lace. averssoa TO Sseieiy eassi
DISCOURAGED, lsck OF confidence. Han unas Tor
study or he>iresS. sai sn1s He husStea
salely. psfnansEllg and kfAedlly karea
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WY 8 ct. co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesler's deck Seattle, daily Tor Tacona
81 10 g. m.
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srArr1r roRr rowNsFNn RnrTE.

n 4 mall steamer Edith leaves seattle every
dae except Saturday, At 10 "a . IN. arrives AZ
peFt Townsend ~ s a. "a. ncxI dag. Returning,
raves Posg Townsend ~ g. Ia, arrives AZ sa-
Sslie a. D. "a.
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Fer Suburban points tn trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINS
For south Bend, gnoqual-l S 49,
ME. Gilman aud way F."
For SnohomiSh and way AS pm 9lS m
For Suburban points six trains eacb way,
Gail or write for pocket tire card
K ". RUFF. Gen. Pass. ACT
FW D. HOLBROOk Manager
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Co.'s .a',.s racIrn. sAvIeAnos CO.


(sksAnEAs pAcIEn. xAvIGAT1oS CO.
STEAMER PREMrER.
EaEsD sc<rx
LkarE AzET~R
kzEe1u yer Aea6AT azd Tewnszrss. Thnxx1sv
aASsss19 pm ard Mun4av q a. = ~
EeNnEez1. AfSr6xy ard Seas15e Frsdxv So
. 1nHxs1ey Ill , n Tzesdzy sam
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DAYS OF DEPARTURE PROM sEATTLE
Tzas9ayH and Ersdays.
DAYS or ARkIyAL AZ SEATTLE
TEcsdzys an6 FEt<i4ya
JOHN A. o'BRIEs, Mssser.
T. ". PARKER, Ageat
JOHS IRVING. Aanzgsgc. P. =. ca. Id
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLwAY-THE True
TRANsC0NTINENTAL ROUTE
-EETwEES-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Is passenger equipment is the finest IN Gha
word consisting If iExurions sleeping cars,
having drawius. smoking and bath ROOMS. COM
garfaha and clean culoufss cars. w8fh free sleep.
iuF hcEths for haleeFs Of secoadelaSs tickets.
ara the most modern style of d8y cosches.
It's dining ears and hotels prnvide the best
qnsllfy ut food ia unlimited quantity, ~ Feakdss-
abe FateG.
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pUeEr SOUND SHORE RAILRoAD-

tIA tl&t HIVE Uattis TAI IhilN-
southern and Eastern Hial carries Pullman
sleepers
Depot and ticket Office corner OF second ana
Weller
Tickets on sale 20 al points IN shs United
States Canada and Europe
f. ToxKTN, Tickel AGENT
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shipping In,sallgenen.

sax FRANrgsea oct. ST.. Arrived Bkiu
Planter. PORT Discovery Whaling bk Lydia,
okhotsk sea. Cleared ssf City OF Pnebla
Victoria. Br stg Wellington, Nanaimo.
Sailssi-~StT Fsrraloae Yaqgina hsy. The
C. :. str Bear arrived from the Arctic
last nlght
CAtsao. sept SiIed~Japan. for Bar
raFzI Inlet
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Tickets So ana freU. Europe-
p.s-rsl,sn farksts - al gaolats Ia Bugope aa4g
Tmsssns sod er Saflhefn Fseiae ssckes os8cs.
a. I'D Seeg rs ssfess1. hgaean tAask.
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t. Is sAS 'NAS' So ''''---'' "N' .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC cos LISE
rHx morSv sHtsrA ssUrE
cuseAs4 IA tine iaaz AzY osses 'essS
bEEweau
sKArTLx AID sAS FRANCISCO
sH1xB sekste EoVEa O. raE FAe1Ess ooAgT
Fu2lnxa h&get ssesFerN
Ts,rsss assxrsux cars ser asaazsz afssioa e.
eercas-1ag passengers. &tt&cae1 -
express fzal1&
Ter Grsstt saa ss4sF issoTHs2t.sa "a "a
ACHIEKEH{3. 1gckes Ast sgAssss. v.
\ hOEaL&G. AEazsFE
= ? EUeszZ- As CEREAL Z esS = &sS&
FGas3ag0g Asszs- FoEtsz&1. 0s,
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GTEAaEE K1RKr-AxD
Leaves Powrr He1sa
Leaves At = M Tor Jzsnisa ard vsy
Forts
is1ves Al ga n. and 4lsp- =. fo- Sevoaz1s
Sxd wEs paETx
Leaves a p u. for Iuzrasa ana wsr
ports J. II L0CGHEAl3 NGrAger
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SEATrlK THE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- Company.
CAPITAL tzG,9a
CFTICR wEra Noces LAND CO. SEATTLE

rssBes ro.sgses C. insETRnec npoa real ssts.e
t.fes gE,kraaFeetuR aasS gl'e pFGfsaffcH aga ass
less - reMsou az sefecs4vc titles
IL sssuunss a. ia owp cxFsasse the 3sfsasn Of
al fsRa4 prees4iuEs Instituted Ia taff faareer -
adverse e'alns&ats, aas selseTeS size iuksres
tsorn a. frauHts. AaH9EAl sEEfstF, cost as
excess attending s4Ea lGFRff8~s
e. 81 MkNfBBu Regxsae0t ard gnmrsaf
* GOV WAT>s3N soGEilE. Vice Pres
Baker sacretsry
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Home Insurance Company, of New YORK.
Phoenix Insurance Company. OF Hartford.
North British and Merysntile Insurance Com
pAny. OF Landoa zad Edinburgh.
German American Insurance Company. Of
New YORK.
sIs Columbia street, Sewlln block.
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RFternsng. lesyes Seattle to- Taesnaa weansx.
N&EEkSGEe Co 5 wha-L
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Save eroke-x and agents commission By deal.
ing direct with this company aud net threa a
Representatives Of other companies.
Ready capital AlNays on haad. No spnilca.
tons sent awaF for approval Lowest rates Of
interest. Leans closed without delay.
4 u PALMER.
Manager Cor bFElch OF &c.
Room s, rhinney block, Front aud seneca SIS.
1easfa
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AfFRCgAyzs NATIONAL BASE.
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assNes sslekeApAs sTaassers AID ssseea assseEs
Il eFVd5s
saasassf aRHEfng aaEsrsas traassss'ss
U@as. EssSn HUs1tesg. s8sk7eA4E s9z2SE
stuezz az G@EzEg $3.50
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srEAsERx
STEAMERS
TIE SEw. FAST sTzAxKK FA1RHAvEx
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