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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15

A LOST BROTHER Wanted any information con.
~ corning the present whereabouts of my brother
Joseph Odom. Joseph German, who WIS in Cali
forna regiment; think il 5th. Last heard from he
was lin Leayenw0fth Kan. Address Charles /. OdOm
Z High street, Rutland, VT 4l7-lt
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15

A NY member of Co. X, 9Th U. s Inf, who In Spring
N If is66 crossed the plains from Fort LeayeHWOTth
KAN To Fort Union. N NJ, aud who knew James G.
Sedan. address The National Tribune.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15
cHAT AnouT pEnpLE.

Cen Noble, Secretary of the Interior, accom-.
panied by Mrs Noble aud Private Secretary
Horton Pope, left Washington Friday after.
noon for Riehficld Springs, n Y, where they
will spend short vacation. The Secretary
expects 10 return 10 the city about Sept. /.
During Gen. Mobiles absence First Assistant
Secretary Chandler will act as Secretary.
Col George &. Tiehenor, Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, WAS taken suddenly i'll with
sciatica last week In his room in the Treasury
Department, and had 10 be taken to his homo
IN carriage. Col. Tiehenor has been in bad
health for several years, but has managed to
perform his duties. He will leave the city M
soon as he can travel aud will take good res
in the mountains of Pennsylvania, which will
undoubtedly restore him to health
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15

Capt Richard l.. lI0xie Corps OF Engineers
Y. !. Army, was In the city during the past
week from bic station la Alabama, where he 4
ln charge Of works Of Improvement Of various
rivers native OF New York city, he was
raised in Iowa, aIid when the rebeliion bo@s,,
enlisted IA jane, 1861, as bHgler in the Ist
Iowa Cav. As soon IN be was old enough he
carried carblne, FIRST as private. then ~ Cor
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15
WANTED--ADDRESSES.

yxTANTEp-Ist battalion 18th Regulars-The names
w and addresses of comFies 10 complete Roster Tar
our forthcoming History. Our Association Reunion will
he at Milwaukee, Wis, last week in August with thu
coming National A.R, Encamp..ienL Address
a0O-26t JOSEPH l. HOER. Dubaane. Iowa.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15

jesse Jeffrey, Go. Is, 9Th Me-. North Mon
mouth, BE. Comrade jeffrey, after more than
three years Of faithful service aud many mar.
row escapes In battle. lost his right arm at
SpoLtsylvania. lie was admitted 10 the bar af
ter the war, and has been praetieing lawyer
since, until he WIS recently appointed Special
Examiner In the Pension Bureau. He will
probably be assigned TO duty Ia New York or
Pennsylvania.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

Exists when the kianeys 5oss EneAx ACTIVITY.
PROMPT measures shonsd be taken 20 renew 4,
Otherwise Rights disease. ea2heseS CO seine
other organic tr0uhie s 70 b apprehended ~ .
consequence. Hossssser's ssissnaen Baisszs Z
msxs desirable dsarrtr In ssaIa Native sesson
upea these organs neves crosses the border me
Of safety and mefzes inso irritation. - DO uAny
sffr0iants usea for the szsse purpose y sns
careless sna unsrstrucsea The stimuli Of con-
nerce. fiery and unmsdicsse1. are not suitable
corrective agents 81 ease Ike this- They ex-
cite wffhguf pro1ucInz permanently dessEnels
result The ss.Est nediamS between them ard
Al tneHectaAi diasetfe il The Bitsers. which -
also specific tor maiarfal complaints dyspep=
STA, constipation and rheumatism
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18
H. 4. Dearborn & Co
Rocn, 2, NessiIn Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI2o feet. $500.
Lots 6oxI7o feet, less than
a mile from business center OF
Seattle, $3.50.
North half lot S. block "a, S.
A. Bells addition. 3oxI2o feet,
$3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, 3oxI2o feet, only $500;
6oxI2o feet $3.50.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $I,25o.
For business property and
acres at the very lowest price,
call on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18
Io founs enc aalaals-Aesa IS


sxrnllis. eiscass moSt aresdlnl n IL rs-.s.<
ecnipletSly eradieaaea :. = = = = -
= s Slssrs, esiSsrsA. etc, psrasaszsly su.e1
AiiAey, griesry ana Bladder eozn.tex.>.
Psia.eA Glneask tao fseqaenk kaff.542 -
s','sas arane. Bib oolcsed 81 xifh nslIkr e<17s
Tlees s - wesk baot. xskAsrnp5S
t1arges reRSonablA -
CuF Success ls Bases tfnan r..,s...
oaE semeiies act quickly and ears psrye.
Ne 10 noa elaIas 10 knew cv.rvtss,... :. -.
ESQ - Rne1ictse Or dtsnMsca 81 III - afls i ss.sr
teNts S9Ae. Gus We DO ciAin srAa lara<s NO
49, 4asI tsssssssing pyacteeA with unpsr&z 5l{s&
se-s = ~ sastA1a u are The eeAE psaef u Dc
Experience Is wertA evsfytaia~. Ka.,e,~ax.
kssael q ee1sslssns 18th. critically ex<assn;2T
snd successfully sFeasnz fhauhAa2s "a -
g sFefy Aze. sex. PROFESSION and oetss rz{5Sa -
tectesa vita every pressntAhie forsa ana s:e<s -
-. y 81 ~, shAAlqs as to eazEre f1oSS
eNtaed u restoring neaisb 10 lafxe 1s<i = ~
cases trease, even AFTER n4Mpf xkfIse~i 80 800
ssss 800 $3.50 ~. SO havs ts.led y eics sny - HI
We sre paasonired ~ class o, lzafas q ~
AEHhe4en too aaEaGsGas "a he innAxn3 a1n4c mi
~ ignorant qaa1k, and they ara 80 fHransal<
80 y - s.si.eneo Away iraE pas5sioa&ns V
fsssoas easliag Al our ofllos exa have H. - =
a sseasn os fTee eonsuitesioa. vita :he <<e11s
ota oplaiasssS hon5fsnle. Klnere dealing r&&n6 g
eble charges aud 40 enceefageaia,.s 4<zhu4{ 81
pfoSFsecs - improvement o. ezra
Oar pssrfsce i fcandsd Epon the results - <z&
teas slefnods. without safersnce 10 2aAoo<s ~
'pAtksRs 2 n 7S
Yen VIII rpe bc urged or perRualIe1 % zn&&
Treatment AID no enc Will be tfeAkr3 ualG~
there "A strong nF0bahslttY nE care 81 pe<H&&
merit benefit Make inaerrog&tIoas ard dss11o
for yourself
0iipe nourn: Froms = ". to- - G1rt
DAYS 70 II a. N only. "
n B-Fersons uDahle 10 visit - m&y ~
treated a. their homes ~ cogrs&pczl{1u6ni
Mts1leEuea and instructions ssn1 b. 1&<I e e.
press Consultation iro& AZ
Alw&zs send stanp when sepif Il exp<9ep4
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rHE wATxR FRONT.

The bark Templar finished discharging
yesterday.
The waila waila is in port loading with
coal for san Francisco.
The Detroit made her first trip 90 Taco
ma yesterday, leaving from Badsre's wharf
From Tacoma she will 80 10 kanlilche
and Olympia.
The bark Top Gallant will clear for San
Francisco Thursday with go tons of coal
consigned 10 the agent Of the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

HzaeAscrorH' RTfces foe whsse eNrcaasSas are
asso sas.tsea. EasxtasF via Fssoes aElsv hsssss
ssss,szaa
BEEF-Qn ss-ss. Ysr - s4e teessssss r.
MUTTON ~ ga Easa- gAf n =. ss- Aatah
as.s.e. 4r@ssea " asAas -
NxA1--SzzAa. "a Gesk pa r. s@sSs dressed.
nEshe
SUCK MlSaS-<an kaot. Hes e. ssse sSs
h1.ss 81 isSg, gxs n AS a.. saN8 saSx s.s g
kzs as dsxssz. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18
AnyIog 80 MOTHERS

Mr.. wtnslow's Soothing syrup Tor children
teething. Is tbs prescription Of one st the Best
female nurses aud physicians In the URited
states ana has been used for forty years with
never faiiins success BY mssiiuus OF mothers for
their ehlldren. nurfng she pfocegS Of teethiug
IT, value IL inozlcnia Il relieves the child
nom rain. cures dyseAtsgy sid diArretea grip
tne IN the bowels. and wind collie. By giving
health to 81 shIid- i eVSts tao mothet.
ffiNe 4 hYsfiR fWf ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18
xyEST SEATTLE FEgRY-

DACIFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
D.sr&8ch steamers frrza SEATTLE IS toSsaSE
Der san Francesca. va fatt FoWESeE9 s1a
Victoria AZ 3 - Passengers fecs4Fe1 GO
ks8s1 A. :. IA sef- be- E z. "a 4, - ard =,
agsa ev3ry eye DAYS thsrVAftsE
Per Al&skAs - eesaaes saa = A. . r..
FruEz san Fr&neasaa sos NtetaTta AZ PuEet
soGnd ports Al g. n. r~a@ESs&F = 8, Il le.
q n AH4 q. az1 every ave c&7a taErs
ztSsr
Tsekess ray ~ ohfRsne5 81 fae ef1cs @ TIA
easEs waEy A. tserNw ~ @e@ts a.
G00DAI1. PERkTSS CO.
GazEFzz Ax91s4
Nc. 10 MErkes ssrsss. s4n Frsazcssco. Cal
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washington has Der Arlington Heights,
Chicago her Evanston. aud indianapolis her
tsyineFags. bat seattle wiz have the saharb par
excellence The shores of ssreea Iake wiM far.
nlsh oue of the NEST charming spots on earth
as seattle moves forward 60 the goal ~ pros
porous attainment Prices ara now low and the
aFst offering - lake shore property Wt&8 be on
sha saaFket MoHasy. December Il, Apply At
8reea LAke Headquarters. room e. kiAgea block
NM d WOOD. -
"a NED0NALnt 1WhesS
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BEE.

he sssx=er Hea : 49, -sS3y tns enKassz
tAEts<s = as1sEe lie @exxsrs * SS141s eaAz
= =. sssAsa AE9ag - haxrt X q A. ss.assst.zS
a. EE12Sz= easz Gezs& Ia k&x Ess2 -
sGGaz s2zg & ZEsss.ss 49, sszf q gss2zkza
a. T ERAIEAs2ts.
0aAax aE9 AS3zk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

wHATcoM AND sEMrAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves Seattle 81 D.
n. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives
ef W katcom q N. next day. Returning leaves
whsseom Tuesdays and Thursdays st p m,
sundays g. n. Monday tip 70 Sensiahmoo
D. b. JACKSON. President
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= ~. - 80 A. sas pTsnss rsts kx aeaaers
- -. - ssssssess1 a. TIE wharf * shs Sc
1sss assssa ~ ~aSlassls sssAssss
~ ~ , tssaa
sz KMassrn, .Aszc PEG y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

sEATTLEPoRr TOWNSEND ROUTE.
e. s. mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday. At 10 ~ y m. arrives At
Port Townsend At &. n. next day Returning
leaves Port Townsend AZ io.s3a m. arrives AZ So
aftle 81 p ~
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rnIKeRArHsc aAKKExs

aES xe3k s3asE zEvEs9
Ma YeRE. Dee 1s~-Ssesks tasag sVEs al
ass ssssay Asx sss Esnsr4 atas sz4 t&e esls tsss-
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10 TIE tAplrs.

We rive most careful ana rnn<s.ss~.t> -.
Non e diseases al wonaen anA cnk.g.FMs #2<@
shAss fsoaa any Gh&cMrns aafsrmit ar NmeNsAus :
alseAse O. Il TIRE cetamon runfiNa a4s,ssrx %sss1d
Sslse sNN wien Others fAiA Tha snee3s - sss3S
$500 IA every department. If gnes1sres 8a3 >Ss
s.s& * 1eEfeasA Tho rrosaescE na8 AZ .zi
- e8isEtsszsca ia the hospitals * keasklsn - 4
sew tofk. fortneftF spcciAs u>ssfe<<s< e.
Nosash.s Hospital tellexe, New fof4 "a ~
cs,e =. tae mest saeeeszfnl And hesf kraea -
eelosscal specialists IN thie coanirF. - = a.
70 Young ans haiddls-aEsa nnesI
NeFvcns Dehliitv, spefSssfarthes. a...,,
ssssssss fayatcAl DeeaS sTlsSnx fraza ffszss,s
1eu prodastng sleenierSnaxs. dsssss,ss' ies,ss =
E.fAp'eE M sna face aversion ~ saaEess -
discouraged lack cf ceuaf.ennm. am9Y sfs.sis 49,
alnly eF hAslness and Mmds Mfa ! hnfss3 4
safely permanently and spneaflg rssreA -
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THE srRAMER poINr ARENA

leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon at
an m for Port Townsend and ths san Juan
islands from Haffeld's wharf. Leaves Port
and Friday for whKfeofa, calling e Smith
island, and Richardson's fwcafher pe-miftingl,
Argyle, LopeS. FridEs HRFboF, Maple con Mon
day going north and Thursday going south,
Roche Hsrbos, Oreas and East sound
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Leaves San Francisco for Seattle December Il
taking all freight offered al reduced rates.
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TUE SEw. FAST STEAMER EAIRHAvKS

-IEAvxs FoR-
utsslaty, Coapeyille, AnscoTtes. Fairhaven.
Belhn9hEta. sehome. Whktcom and way ports
Monday, Wednesday sad Friday a. p n
The steamer Skagft Chief viii run on above
lime card during temporary lay-up OF steamer
FaiFhAvcn.
Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma Wednes-
Day. Friday and saadAy a. - q from seattle
VI Areh0nsc TO. & whAri
BAKER, BACON a Co. Agents. sesfsle.
= II. WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
h l. COW GILL. Agent Fa5rhaven.
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GEO. n. FOSTER. Agent. Seattle.

TvNIoN PACIFIC RATLwAY-PUGET SOUND
u division. The following schedule for the
counpanys steamers viii be in esecs on and after
August - issg until further notice.
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shlnninr In,nlIirnnre

Ponr TOWNSEND. Dec. l.. -Sailed-SchooneT
" 1. Besbe and ship Leylsna Hrothers
HAnLocK Dec. t7.-Arrsvod-Shie HenriettA
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RxEEw2rM
CAxAnEAS PACIFIC kAILwAY-THRTRER
TRASsCoST1SExTAL ROUTE
--zxrwKxx--
TIE PACIFIC AID THE ATLANTIC


voId coss.las q iTsrioss .ls@ssas = e. ~
ard he aoss nodern s!yss g Gay coaehss
eualsiy q foOd IN unlimited qEanEiry. Al TsAsoa-
Ire variety s7d ErAnssSs q scenery ssong
- - = 49, = t1e 1ceA1tS 81 TRACK.
q pave. weesasF ior business Or plessare. b
ali fsci1e eoass possts. snd WINNIPEG Mime
spoAas - fAnt &E.aeA<Sh y leass Ottawa. To
Ton1o Nonszs9h SotioEAr New Yea. and ali Eass-
~ lcweas sAaeA
.....
inr sgenss g ne eoaIpsly:
No. Washington street Portland. O.
Nv, MgeiS -, safe, ". Z
Lk 5Llis sseaaia ~ 4
d. 4 BkOHSs Asst Gen frstxnf en9 RAzsszr
ser AGENT sa5eoayer, b G.
SoIfssEoaasaess rsss'<s.ssa lily sosieased
l.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAff.ROAn
-,.
CASCADE DFvfSY0x
Eow completed, making 1.-THE shortest hest ana
uusest,ss
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SEATTLE, NHATCOA AND SkA1Ah2OO
ROUTE.
Steamer leaves Seattle for wh&tcom and al
way landings daily except Saturdays At II p.
m. Arrives - Mhaieorn ass p. N. the following
DAY.
Returning leaves Whatcom Gafiy except Sat
urday SO % p. M Arrives 81 seattle al p n.
the following day.
EoTlcE-siearner leaving Seattle Fridays ~ ii
n m viii go To Blaine and SemtAnmoo. Leaves
blaine for Wkzscom at about .. N. saturdays
The only once In the city selling tickets 20
all s,ssinss East and south via the Canadian Pa
cinc Northern Pacific and Cnion Pacific.
D. \. bRlGGs, Agent
CIV Derk
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Wy & CT. Co.--sTRAMERs Will. LEAVE
w Yesicrs dock. seattle. daily iof Tacoma
81 10 An
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rs passenger equipment q TIA nress IN tAe
weird, consisting Of suxnrious sse4rfrar ss-s
having drawing. smoking and hash rgssyuss 49,
tcrsatts and clean cc2osafsE cars vita frre Sea-
taE heFtAs faf hoxaerz of seran4-e laSs tss.sssa
ard tie EosS modern style os CAV caaehssI
Is dining S4rs ard hosels pr0rife tha hezs
quality Of food n Enliuiisea qEaaEiry, a. 1880
allie rata
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE STEAMER JOSE

The stssmeR josephine VIII leave Hatfield
CoimAn wharf foos u Marion street, y Wednesday
ard SATURDAY morning a. go q II. tor Port
Gamble. SeAhsSk. Union CITY and al way snts
en- HOcdAs CAnal Returning leaves Union 6aty
MonAsy and Thursday EoFEilK For tretgnt of
p3ksMxe apply az Hatae d-CalFaan WHAT or on
bead CAPT II. GILLESPIE. Master.
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N" . t1s71
Steamer Washington leaves Seattle ats .. m
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays: strive AZ
Whateorn sf Q q IA. next day. Returning ieRFes
whatcom at 6 D N. Mondays, Wednesdays and
FrfAsys: arrives At Seattle all q n next day.
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HgRBERT
l. +. Beeeher. manager
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Way ues s. g HyAnss FNaxon 4 Co. tie arg
ust ctattsax dealers gn ne woFsa. cssasr Enaat
Aa5 co.aEssss sad sss ace SAT- kas Chsiss.
tsas qeasana1
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STEAMERS.
pARsAsD OPPOSITION LINE
sAs FRANCISCO TO ruGEr SOUND
oEs II tie sollo@ing IL sssAmzAEps
HATTIES sEPUBElC
WILMINGTON,
WI san ~ fnlIews from san Francisco. Hxy.
nan kspsolie- Dec Il; wslmsngsoz- Dec
As saa p..:es sssTsl : r s's'sA'
dnce1 rale&
Calling o. Port Townsend. seattle ana Tacoma
For freight or passage appay 70
J. A HATFIID, General Agent, HaEhsa1'swh
Seattle.
? BARNARD AGO. Agsnts, soe Battery street.
san Francisco, Cal.
THE FAST AND coMMoDrous PASSENGER
\ STEAMER MULTNoMAH.
togrosErIoS BOAR
Leaves the ". P. wharf daily att a m for o,vrn-
Pa. Ahnllehe and Gray's Harhor. returning 10
Tacoma 81 p N. connecting with boats i0r
SEATTLE AND wn4IcoM,
Arriving a. Seattle Al >. N
TINE TAHLR
Nv Tacoma roam Az olympia townm
" Olympia le sa m Ar KAmllcne 1fEGm
" hsmilche IL Is n ar Olympia I4spm
LT Olympia 40 h Ar Tacoma 5o0nrn
CONNECTING with beats for seattle
(,AsADIAs PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND souTH
vancouver. Monday ard rownsenaahs iSf fsur.d.v
Inursdsys Jpn and Monday 3 80 "a
Townsend, Monday and seattle. Friday and
Thursday Ill 7 n Tuesday lam
Seattle Tuesday aHd tacoma. Friday aad
kxldAy .-.-.------s n Tuesday ....<.. = ID "a
RorSD NORTH.
LE4vR ARRIvH
Seattle, ~ midnight Townsend sam
Tuesday and Friday whalcora gmRm
Townsend .-.... a N Roche HEybor L - D "a
nhsteo,n - " M Vancouver. -.-.- PA
Roche Harnor 4 p N
lie company reserves the right % change the
tine table or places oi call Without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLR
Tuesdays snd Fridays
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and FrsdAyG
JOHN a o'BRTEN. Master.
Fw. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. P. y. Co. Id
last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
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H. H. Dearborn & Co
Room. 2. Newlln Block.
STEAMERS.
SCHOONER ALCALDE

WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
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FAsr TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-EQE--
Seattle Tacoma. Olympia steilxcoorn ana
McSeilFs Island
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November IL
GOING.
Leave Olympia, daily except Monday 90 IA
Arrive Tacoma I0ooam
Leave Tacoma, :. III % a "a
Arrive Seattle, +" - 1oopna
RETURNING.
Leave Seattle. daily except Monday. 200 p m
arrive Tacoma, :" .. 49, 400 . 10
Leave TRcosna. a 49, SO D m
Arrive Olympia. g :" q 80 eo0pm
LAkDINGs-Seattie. Yesler's wharf. Tacoma
n. p. r X. wharf: Olympia Horf's wharf
Meals on board. 0ny boat making round
trip SunaavA Carries Northwestern and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
z. J, HATCH. President.
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IssfG
EoeG
Lets
fDkz
Lnss selling
less selling ike bot cakes.
Bar 3a8a tn salmon B&y secand aasltsoa.
F1ss lets slit the arSs isw aoarx sf sale hy Dan
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give hae rahlsc hair the proSfs sad probably the
largest bali a. IN every previous rAse wscrela
shev have hcea aFeuss fur sdtl sees shs hnyeTs
have nsse many uusss the iargsr srsssk FIRST
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pusEr SOUND NATIONAL Rank. OF 81
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BAnKT GArEx3r . President
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Bank iocAtei csTuar Cherrs ana Front streets
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Ftekess 80 aad fren Earsps-
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f,HaRLzs ? EgKgY RIAL KsrATE LOAN
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SEATTlE TTaLG INSURANCE. AND rEUsr
- Company.
CAPITAL. ssa.sa
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Issues policies Of insurance uron reai estate
titles, guaranteeing ahSosuta protection aesiukt
lcss ~ MASON az defective titles
II ASSUMES ~ rs aMu e1Yxuse TIE a. ION q OF
81 legal proceedings inSts tsd in xhn III tsfst 81
adverse e3A5nRats. ard relieves the insured
from all t-nable, nnn0yafspe anxiety. eost AL
expense attending such lstsFatluna
e. II. HANE1Rp. President AMI Counsel
EN-GDY. MAIss0N g. NaE1Ikk. Vice Frp&
II e. BAKkR secretary
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