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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
Hurley, Oct. 1, 1889.
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of many who know
from personal experience just how
good a thing it is. If you have ever
tried it, you are its staunch friend,
because the wonderful thing abount it
is. that when once given a trial, DIR.
Kings New Discovery eyer after holds
place in the house. If you have
never used it and should be afflicted
with a cough, cold or any Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble, secure bottle
at once and give it a fair trial. 1t is
guaranteed every time. or money re
funded. Trial bottles free at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
The Catholic Fair.

The bazaar fair and art union for the
benefit of the Catholic society closed
Tuesday evening. The net proceeds
amounted to about S325.OO. Following
is a list of the lucky ones in the prize
drawings:
Miss r. Cleary, Rock Valley, Iowa
A crayon portrait Of the pastor.
James Griffin, of Sioux City, Iowa
Beautiful worked quilt.
Mary Dixon, Long Creek, Dak.-
Rifle.
Joseph Korthals, P;.rkcr-Ton of
coal.
Josephine Brossoo, LennoS-S Steel
engraving OF e. S. Parnnell and Irish
members, with key.
Rosa V. Hogan, Hurley - Crayon
portrait of the Rev. Bishop Marty.
Miss r.. Clarkin, Riverside, Cook Co..
ul.-Banner.
L. S. Rundell, Palker-Fire screen.
j. NJ. Gitchell, Hurley-Patent churn.
b. A. Hanrakan, Inwood, lowu--Mar-
BILE clock
Tab. Denoma. Hurley-Gold headed
cane.
d. w. Hogan, Hurley-Heifer calf.
Mrs. G. Sumner, Hurley-Load of
corn.
John Dahman jr., Hurley-Pony.
Mrs. Henry Fangman, Hurley-Jew
elry.
Mrs. Mary Ringley. Hurley-Set of
dishes.
r. S. Caldbeck, Parker--Table scarf
l.J. Moore, Parker-Steer calf.
M. j. Hogan, Parker-Album.
Bessie Smith, Sioux City, Ia.-Doll,
Prof. a. j. Allen, Hurley Plush
chair.
Katie Buchmiller, Hurley-Hanging
lamp.
W. H. Harrison, Spring Valley-Calf.
Rev. Edmund b. Cotrey, Hurley
Daisy quit.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
announcement,

l wish to announce myself as an in
dependent candidate for a large share
of your patronage during the fall cam
paign, as l now have the largest and
best stock of millinery goods ever
brought to Hurley; also plushes for
dress trimmings, in the piece, ranging
from SOC to Sl.2o per yard. Also full
line of children's and misses plush. and
wool and silk hoods, and other goods
too numerous to mention.
Mrs, NJ. S. ROBINSON.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
HURLEY. MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Wheat-No. 2-eoc.
Wheat-No. 3-55c.
Oats-l9c.
Corn-old-25c.
Flax seed-sl.Ol.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

Change is one of the irresistible laws
of nature, and fortunately the change
is almost invariale for the better. AS
an instance of this, st. Patrick's Pills
are fast taking the place of the old
harsh and violent cathartics, because
they are milder and producea Il pleasant
er effect. besides they are much more
beneficial in removing morbid matter
from the system and preventing ague
and other malarious diseases. AS d
cathartic and liver pill they are almost
perfect. For sale by Emiel Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
l3ucklen's Arnica Salye

The best salve iu the worle for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped hands,
Chilblains, .Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tlens, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E
Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
Special Trans to the Corn Palace.

The Chicago & Northwestern railway
will run special trains during the corn
palace, reaching Sioux City about 1000
a. m, and returning in the evening.
this arrangement will enable you to
leave home in the morning, spend the
entire day at the corn palace and re-
turn in the evening.
Tickets will be sold at half rates.
one fair for the round trip.
For full information apply to agents
of the Chicago & North-Western Rail.
WaV,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

T. D. &. . ~ - Z = s
The committees that have in charge
the arrangements for the coming corn
palace at Sioux City. promise a display
far exceedig anything of the character
heretofore attempted. The corn palace
itself, built entirely of corn and grain
will ftlv illustrate the agricultural re-
sources of the vast area OF country tri-
butary to Sioux City, and the internal
displays will epitomize the progress
and enterprise of the hosts of earnest
workers who are pushing the develop
ment of that favored region in which
"corn is king"
To enable all to visit this eighth
Wonder of the World" the Chicago s.
Northwestern railway will sell excur-
sion tickets to Sioux City at half rates
or one fare for the ounditrip.
The corn palace will open September
23d, and close October 5th, and during
that period numerous special trains
will be run for the accommodation of
visitors.
Tickets and full information can be
obtained on application to agents of the
Chicago Sc Northwestern railway COM
p2ny.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
DR.. Will SON,
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

have bcen-acknowledged master OF yeterin-
ary surgery and dentist. announce to the
people of this vicinity that am located in Hur-
ley, and will warrant Ill work.
sg-O Office two aoors east of posto,licc.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
teachers. E.a.nlna.lon n .

viii be held at Hurley on Friday,
the llth day OF October, 1889. Examine
tion will begiI. at9 o'clock, a. m. and
will probably take about 8 hours steady
work. Each applicant is expected to
bring Il dozen or more sheets OF legal
cap paper, also, pen, ink and pencil.
Respectfully.
C. SALMON.
CO. Supt Of Schools.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Time
Table.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger, No, 9 6:22 p. M.
Freight 2:2o p, M.
GOING WEST.
Passenger, No. s s:42 =. m.
Freight, 25 II 30 n. III.
Make through connection for Chicago and
Sioux City.
Yankton trains connect at Centreyille with
both morning and evening passenger.
". A. TnRALL. Genn Ticket Agent.
O.G. UDELL. Agent.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

Come to stay. z. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
Jeweler,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
Calm, PAY nm,

All parties owing me on account
will please settle by Oct. Is.
J.C. MURPHY.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
The Great Corn palace.
CoRTEz SALMON.

When ask you to settle bv Oct. lst
mean 1t. e. BRAUCII.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

Notice to school Otiiccls and P,trons.
The undersigned is in Parker on the
first Monday in each month for the
purpose of attending to any school
matters that may be brought before
him. Respectfully,
CoRTEz SALMON.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
TERRITORIAL oFFrcEns.

HURLEY LODGE NO. 75, 1. O. OF.
Meets every Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
la Aliens hail. Visiting brothers are most earn
estly requested to attend.
CT plCu II y n N pnnJ N 4.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03

E.s. M'cooK POST. NO. 81 CAR.
Meet first and third Saturday OF each month
at y. M. in G.. A. h. hall.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
BUslNEss l,RIEFs,

Flax seed-sl.0l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

vas taking With a treasury official on
the subject Of forgery. Did il ever occur
Ga YOU said the otlicial. that the farger
has half his WORK done when he can set
bold Of the identical pen with which the
owner of the signature habitnaiiy writes
A great many men, bank presidents and
tire hike. use the same pen for their names
en!y foF wear oE two without change 4
pen that has been usea by a man in writ
iag his aane hundreds OF times and never
used lor anything eise. viii almost write
the name itself IL gets imbued with the
spirit 81 the signature. In the hands Of
fairly resod tofeer it will preserve the char-
aeterlstlcs nj she yiKlnai. The reason fer
this IS that the poin. ot the pen has been
ground down In peculiar way. from being
used always by the same hand and Tor the
SAME combination os letters. liz would
shutter K heid al wroug angle or forced
an lines Arains; is wil II almost ga iJes
the sensitive hand et the furgeg when he
attempts 10 write the name. +"
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TnE wATEn FRoNT.

The steamer Ferndale is moored at
fsoach's wharf
The steamer Nellie is st1li moored at
Yesler's wharf.
The rock scow spratt's Ark Is still mo0red
a. kentun's wharf.
The Corona Is due a. Port Townsend
today from Alaska
The steamer Michigan has resumed her
rna 10 Port Iiakely.
The ]. G. Britain is due here today with
a load OF Chaekanu4 stone.
The steamship Michieau viii be here from
Portland within s few days
The steamship Walla Nalla is due here
fToH san Francisco tomorrow.
The steam schooner Maid of Oregon was
iobbiug about the bay yesterday.
Steam will be gotten up ON the tug Dis
patch for the first time Thursday.
The steamer Mounalineer is again load
ing al Harrington 4 smiths wharf
The ting Virginia went down 10 Ten Mile
point yesterday after Il scoR Of brick.
The City Of Quincy brought in thirty
tons Of has and 800 sacks OF oats yesterday.
The Mary r. periey was tied up at Ba-
ker, Bacon & Co. 5 wharf ali day yesterday.
The bark Cyrus Wakefield was towed
60 sea Sunday. she had ) 90 tons OF coal
fer san Francisco.
The steamship Uniatilla came in last
night after coal. She leaves for san Fran
cisco tomorrow night.
The steamship City Of Topeka viii leave
san Francisco in time 60 get away from
here to Alaska November o
= The wharf being built near the foot Of
Spring street hy the starr estate viii be
completed within few days. IL extends
ogs aO0 feet
The schooner Valiant is in port from
Eureka. Cal. with load of redwood lum-
Der for the Pacific Manufacturing Com
pany. She Is at Halls wharf.
II Is doubtful whether the Geo. W.
Elder will be around 90 Seattle in time 20
get away 90 Alaska tomorrow. She has
left Portland, hat nc dependence can be
placed on her getting oger the Columbia
river bar within amy given time.
The steamship Idaho arrived here yester-
day fgom Portland on schedule time. Her
cargo consists OF as tons for Seattle. 80
tons for Tacoma and several small lots for
Che ether Sound ports. She finished dis
charging last night and LEFT for Tacoma.
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TO Young and MIddle-Aged Men
$1,000 AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis. disease raost dreadful "a its resaits.
completely eTAdieSse8
uieers. cs'srrh. &c, permanently cured
ksdney, Urinary and BLADDER complaints.
painful. difaeglb too frequent barring or
hlcossy afiiic. hieh cslored ~ with msiky sedi,
gleei, eysti'4s promptly AMI safely cured
Charges Ie&So0ahle
Our Success 10 Based Upon Facts.
our remedies act quickly aud care perma.
neatly
We % not claim 4, know everything in rcls.
ton 10 medicine ~ Diseases or % be able 70 cars
every eaSe. bur We do Slsln thai a large cxten.
S1ye and increasing pFselloe with Unparalleled
ter skila
Experience is worth everything. KnowleaTs
gsiEca ~ consulting with, critically examining
and successfully treating thousands Of persons
81 every age. SCI. profession AEd occupation 81.
tected atfh evefs rgcSeut8bla f0Fm ard stage az
aiseAse, or iesnrIuity. enables a. TO those
suffering wita axe malstties that We have sac.
efedcd Ia restoring health 10 large eloritv az
eases treated even after other Skiiled and ener.
geiic physicians have iaiied 10 effect any pefra.
nsnt change taf the betteT
We are pAttoniaed by class ot ladies and
gentlemen TOO sagscioaS - be imposed upcn hs
an iEnornnt qnack, and they are too inpepcnd.
are curing them
Persons calling At oar Office can have the salts
faction OF free consultation. with fhe agsar
snee that they may depend upon receiving can.
did opinions. honorable, square dealing reason.
able charges aud no encouragement without
prospects % improvement or care.
oar practice iS founded upon tire results % ths
best methods, without reference 20 schools OF
'spsthieS
Yon win BOT 10 Urged or persuaded 20 take
treatment. gnd no ore VIII be treated uniesa
there is strong probability OF a cure OF perma.
nsat benefit Make interroEatlons aud decide
for Yourself
Office hours, From a ~. TO p m SUM-
DAYS, To IL a. ~. only
n n,-Persors unable 10 visit Us may Re
treated 81 their homes by correspondence.
Mciiciues and instructions sent by mail or cx.
press Consultation free.
Aiways send stamp when reply Is expected
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sAs FRANCISCO RKvrKw.
SAx ERsxcfsco. Oct. yhess-. Little
bnsinezs doing: FaoTe activity il lookea for
soon. row that the weather has settled !;
quotations. steady, si.g7 u !. zss<.
kArsey- Improved tone TO market: 10. /
feed, To-. 177Ike.
Oats = Demand good prices steady I;
ehplee feed. sIDls ~: No. I, sIz5s8
L27Ek. lover gras1es. ST.. i0z1 ~
Hops-Wllollv n0Fnlnai q. 71l1c.
Potasoes--steaay early rose. $50 T5c;
peerless. 0)69cs BtrhAaks. T5ca 81
Butter--FsBry. 81 Csc. good 70 choice,
25@soc.
Eggs-caiitornia ranch. scarce st &C;
store tots. z5mszJse.
ehzrterea-Dnke az ArgylS. lumber, Pu-
get sound 70 South America: James King,
lumber. Sound 70 Honolulu.
CHICAGO pRoprcz MARKET.
CBScAce. Oct zs.--wheat closed ;rreeu-
lar; 0csober, 7ss4c; December. soc; May.
s2xc.
corn-october. s1a.cs November. slssc:
May. g11c.
oats-steady; octe,ber, Iss<c; December,
49,; May. 2l5xc.
Bafiey-No trading.
Pork-steady; October. sio.7o; January,
s9.471k
Lard-steady; October. $50: Janua~y.
s5.9-sk.
CHICAGO LIVE srocE MARKET.
CHIcAso. Oct. 2s.-Cattie- Reeaintz.
1900; stronger for good. Others lover
beeyes. -. 5oa5; steers. $3@a49 stockers
ard feeders. 3 25g2.s5: Texas cattle, $50
@2.ss: western rangers. 81 15eg3.9q
Hogs Reeeipis. p 90: strong and sc
HIGHER; mixed So aosg4a0: heavy, SO. $50
40, light s5.o0a45l.
sheep Receipts. 900; steady, natives.
tsa5; westerns. $5.g64I5: Texas, s3o59
4.05.
The DToEesis Journals London cablegram
quotes q liberal supply Of cattle; medium
10 best American steers. IGsa l2c per ID
estimated dead weight
LIVERPOOL GRAIS MARKET.
IEvERpoo1. Oct. Is. 49, Wheat Demand
poor; holders oder moderately.
GoTn--Quiet and unchanged.
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shinrlnr Intelligence.

san fRAscIstso. Oct. Is Arrived -
strs Afeata and Ajax, Coos bay: str Bertha,
Kodiak, sh Kate Davenport Port Biaksiy .
Ok VII w Case Tulh. hkfn Catherine
sGddep. Gray's Harbor Cleared-Str Col
uu,hia, cortland
sYpSEY.--Arriyed prior TO October 25--
Vim Fairburn. Port Ludlow.
MEtnorKNE. Arrived, prior to October
4a- Heloit, Rureard Inlet
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HKRBEgT
j Il. beecner, manager

The steamer J. b. Libby. Herbert F. Beecher
master, leaves seattle every sunday afteFnooa st
y. IN. for Port Townsend and the ian Juan
islands from Hataelds wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend AZ 6 a. IA. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whsteom, calling al smith 8
island. aud Richardson's weather permitting,
Argyle. Lopez Friday Harhor, Maple ton Mon
day going north aud Thursday going south,
Roche HaTbor, orcas and East sound.
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BEE.

- sfesuer Ese = Haw ras9F ~ a1Snesx
FA~ssts ws*lisg iae szvysce g. = sotsang boat
y t Fte&sa aEsy a q xar4 az a. A. T. s&',at.aE
~ sd 3Lgs sQss hScseS TIE Bee Az "
f,szsf Is ~. a. mas szsk tCes - Fc2uE 81
A. e. %FAE fpENG.
CwE<z zaa ASV2.
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Returning. leaves whascom g. q. II. Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays On tho Satur-
day trip the libby goes thru ugh to Seattle Fare
from Port Townsend 20 seattle, 81 Until fur-
thsr notice, passengers or freight from Seattle
Tor the islands hy the Li5oy's "Wednesday and
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation COS steamer
Edith 20 Port Townsend on Tuesday AMI Thurs
das nights aud transferred direct 10 the Libby.
on these DAYS the W ad r. Co will issue tick
cts and bin freight through 70 destination.
HERBERT BEECHER, Manager
j. A. HATFIELD Agent, seattle.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY,
DAc4uc coAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

rfsnasnh sas1aers fYCra Ssastlc - follows;
esr San FtAsciss0. via f8Et Townsend ard
Etrtarfss As 3 ~ passengers reserved 90
fss8rS As p za.i t1c3uheg : IA b = - %
- sgerv fffe GAYS thereafter.
FrF AlRskA. ol,ohsF - 8 fa-- ana November
kaa s a va
k..,r, Gsv grmpcEeca. F0s .c5pras Ga8 Puget
.<s.,.s a. AZ n. tirtassEz :, = a. i
- - "a eya9g Ete tRFs tbNruadtes+
Ysrksgs rnAv Re ealAsues3 a. lbs ossc@ o. S<ae
rs.s-servy - ssfar fsasseiE
tsgsonAGI. FERkESs s ca.
GsaeFAl Axeat&
n, sa NsFsaS street Ssn kg&nesss's, S g..
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Steamer Washington leaves Seattle ~ p. m,
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and fhnrsdays, arrives az
"a hatrtsrn AZ p a N. uext day. Returning, leaves
Whateoua 81 D. m Mondays Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, arrives 81 seattle All 8 n next aay.
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rsLroRArnro MARKETS.
Tur Srw ronK sro,x nxvlrw.

TUE ~" YORK sfe'N kkNltw.
q Atw ionK. Oct. 2s,-~fha stock market
Asay Nas quiet TO dull and feYerish and
g Fserslly weak throughout The day. and
assfs !or few stocks which received sup
D. sha entire list IS lower tonight than on
NsarlAy saEar Il doNa 2e. Denver.
sssAs & Port Worth ias, Laekswauna u,
arlington, Transeontinental and 81, Paul
B per ceut eaeh
"eFsfh'heuts dul! AMI steady.
AN'aAN"a AND sS.tSiTiSs
-" lcAK Get = r. Money on call,
SEE Al o's# slose's offered at e priiHe
eeFa't''ie paper. ees - sterling exchange
- asa tteasiy v}-tisf hiiss. s4.stt4 de-
$50 - Sa4'
i BOMBS.
& (rcrstrre,l1 Ias. Is tceuponsl l27t 4lss
'Fgts'eFedl ltSss ass tcoaponi, tetts
1ssshc 6, li5ts.
STOCKS.
. american rxnr.ss isss. canada Pacific
"a Canada saa,hsre. Sax. central Pacific
nnNingfor fn,st. n,la,xsra 4 a..
4ssna Gssz-s. D.ev.r = a. s:t.n,3. iess
- -. 4 anaas q fF,.vas t0ss tai. Shs,[a
- louisville & Nashville. sfsk. Michl
T. Central. qsl.; Missouri Pacific Gss.
[kegsheyn pae.gs-. rs pf,ferrel a Nf.fta-
ssssera, llIss. preferred. Gl. New York
4 tats4i. lgsa. oregon IMPROVEMENT. 81
esson Nay!ralioa. fno preferred ialte
sraascouftueaiAi. <lt. Pacific Mali. gaa.
ssssjag ass Heck l4ard 50 81 Paul
- Texas Paeifc. 3tt. Vrstsa STATES TX.
r.. q. Fargo Etrress. s,. Wes,era
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DAcTFIc NAvIaArIoN co.-wHArcoN

DACIFIc NAVIGATION Co.-wHATcoM
A ROUTE.
steamer STATE OF Washington, Henry Bailey,
n asteg, leaves Tacoma sunday, tn sday and
Thursday for Nhatcom, Seheme Fairhayeu,
ssmish, Coupville, Anacortes. Utsalady and
Seattle Returning leave Whsteom on follow
ing 6aS
schedale--Leave Tacoma D. M: leave Seattle
or. m, arrive NhatcoTn a. m; leave Whstcom
5 p. IA: leave seattle : 30 q. n; arrive Tacoma
$50 e.
ROCHE HARB0R ROUTE.
Steamer Skagi, Chief. George Barlow. master
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday at a M
Leaves seattle. Hathelds wharf. every Monday
and Thursday az 7, m. for san Juan islands,
calling al Clinton. TtSslsGy. Stanwood. LaCou-
ner. Friday Harbor, Roche Harber.
sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry bailey, : r. Denny. master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays a.
] 2. m
leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for Ssanwood. Fir. sksgit City. Mount Yer.
non, sterling aud Intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING co,
Agents. Tacoma
}. A. HATFIELD,
Agent. seattle
J. SED6WICK.
General Manager, Tacoma.
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uu,rnou ANn srMIAHMoo RorrE

steamer Eliza Anderson leaves Seattle &c p.
m Mouglays Wednesdays and Fridays. arrives
~ VI hstrnra s. III. next 3ay. Returning. leaves
n ss4a4asa Tuesdays sad Thursdays az y M,
SUNDAYS A. TTa. Menday trip 10 Semtaemoo.
4. H. JACKSON. President
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SEATTLE roRr TOWNSEND ROUTE.

T. & nall steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
aav. except Saturday. at 10 - ? "a; arrives n
Port Townsend al = m next day Returning,
lfages Port Townsend at 5 q m. arrives ~ Sc
attic at ,. u,
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Wy 81 Ct. CO.-sTEANERS WILL LEAVE
w Yesler's dock, Seattle. daily for Tacoma
az 10 q. IN
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wtll ran aa!sy. tsszatnUaelaE August - oves TIE
OgVg0u RAILWAY i NsytE&li ea Nunarsny, 0FCrou
SHEET 3gse aut l&lpa tstaG railway, 3ctwtaa
Etsrtfsasf ard The Nlsauf givgT The cuiskaa
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ROUTE.
Steamer leaves Seattle for whatoom and all
way landings daily except Saturdays at IL p.
N, Arrives az Nhatcom ats p. r4 the following
day.
Returning leaves whafeom daily except SAL
urasg AZ > 20 2. M Arrives ~ seattle st p e.
the following day
NoTleE-Sseaner leaving Seattle Fridays a. IL
p. IN Esii 30 "a Blaine and Semtahmco. Leaves
Blaine fc- MaGtcom 1T about p. Saturdays.
The euly office 10 the cIty selling tickets 10
all gs,iuts Esss and South via the Canadian Pa
cltc, Northern Pacific and Union Pacific.
O. f. BRlGGs, Agent
O. IN. Co. Dock
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RATLHxTE

coLUxRrA 3 PUGET SOUND z r.
TIME TABLE.
TxKISS EFrECT sunday. ocTosEE 6. Isss.
Trains arrive AZ and leave Seattle as follows.
Leave. Arrive
Newcastle and wayl 80
Es&ffGns 80 = ~ ~
Franklin sad way sal 49, nm
Ccsl trains with coach attached save no regu-
lar RAINING uIass viii carry passengers.
r, A HILL. Superintendent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY--THR TRUE
TRANsCoNTINENTAL ROUTE
-EETwEES-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

It's passenger equipment is the finest In the
world consisting Of Injurious sleeping cars,
having drawing, smoking and bath rooms; com
fcr.abie and clean colontsf cars With free sleep
Ing hqrshs for holeerS OF second class tickets.
and the most modern style OF day coaches.
It's dining cars aud hotels provide the best
quality Of food In unlimited quantity, 81 reason
able rates
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(.AsADE1g PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER PREMIER
EOrxD ssETn
FAnecnTer. Mcn1aF a.nH Townsesa. Thnrsasv
v< aEslFslsE Pm sid xouday- . - , n
1gEzsFEd. M01day ant Seattle. Friday Mnd
Ikiir@3&T Ill p "a TnensRy 9xm
c@aates 1nesszT and TEecmn Friday ard
Eks1Ay --....--s ; n Taess1ay 1900 &c : n
LEAvk ARRrvx
settttes ~ sal6ntxhs Townsend szm
Tuesday assi FrsdkF whateom 8nam
agNnseiaa ~ II Ecehe HaT5o<-f Il 70 n
= hAzram - - - m Vancouver pa
Eoaae BarnoT pml
faf company reserves the right 70 change zke
tine table 0r places OF cal wfskoz. nofEce
DAYS or DEPARTURE FRoM sEATTLE
Tses4ays er6 Frdayx
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sEATTIR
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
JOHN A ofBRrEy. Msxsex.
Wv PARERg Axent
John IRVING. Manager c. ?. \. Co, Id