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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
IA DON PEDRO ON ms DIGNITY.
slc VIII NoL Accept Ihc Pension OF
the Now kepMbItC.

LIsBoH, Dec. 14.-DOm Pedro and the
republican authorities In Brszl have had
some correspondence by cable on the
subject OF tho settlement upon the ex en-
pefur OF IL large sun OF money AS retir-
Ing pension or solace. Dom Pedro has
uniformly maintained since his exile that
he would not accept the gratulty that 1t
was at first reported had been voted him.
lie has even spoken Of 1t with como irrits-
ton. He has adhered TO his purpose In the
Anal answer just sent 10 Rio Janelro
through the Brazilian legation, when Is to
the effect that Dom Pedro declines to accept
any sum beyond that authorized by the
laws of Brazil.
Tho ex-emperor Ia better and yesterday
was ou- paytug visits.
Il Is rumuUmed that the Brazilian minis
Ter hero will DO dismissed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

W. E. Shurtled, of Waterloo, Iowa, has
been appointed 10 .ha positioa mado
vacant by the deialc0tion OF Cashier Gil
oott, in the ssrgeRnt.at aEma office, Wnsh-
ington. be is about 3O-years- old aud has
been chairman of the Republican county
seRtEal committee for several years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
For Ncrvous I,rn.,rnttnn

Use Hor.ford's Acid Phosphate. Dr.. W.
Graeves, Mortified, MINI. says: Il havs
used 1t In cases Of nervous prostratiou, aud
also in combination with other remedies In
indigestion, It has proved as satisfactory
as could be expected"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

BuRL1NGAME, KANSAS, Dec. 16.-The
BurlipgHms houf mills ard the Burlir-
game knitting factory adjoining were de-
stroyed BY tts yesterday. Lols $4,000;
insured for S3 2j0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

headaches and fevers.to cleanse the system
efacually, yet gently, when costive or
Bilious, or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure bloitual
constipation, 10 awaken the kidneys aud
liver TO healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening them, use Syrup OF Figs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

Pimples are inexpressibly notifying
Remody-Glenn's sulphur Soap.
"Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye" black or
brown, Goo,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

Salvation CIT llla pam every timn Forcuts,
Eu9O4, splHiiS, strains, bIrii4 acHla ana
iresthiies it ii nm iIiallibip cure. l'ricn only
twenty-five cents "A bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
Pants! Pants! Pants !

Mems Pants, Yontha'
Pants, Bows Pants, and
Children'e Pants. We have
entirely too many and are
going to sell them of. We
are Offering the best pants
that it would be possible
to find anywhere. We
bought the goods at half
price, but made up too
many OF them. We pre-
fer to reduce the prices to
carrying them. So they
will have to come in and
took at them.
O0cfcOdtS-The people
who look around tell rs
ours are the best they
have seen and then they
are much more tylish,
later styles, fit bstter and
sra better made.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS
railorS, 9TH and Market,
oloshis:s, Wilmington, D5l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
THE WAFER YEoxr

efeamer Creole arrived last aixht from
Tacoma with general cargo. She VIII
load coal for Cedar river.
Steamer Ferndale left colman's wharf
yesterday with about twenty-five tons Of
general freight for Port Angeles and way
ports.
Steamer Point Arena arrived yesterday
from Roach harhor and East sound with
go barrels Of lime and about twenty tons
Of general merchandise
Steamship Wilmington left Hatfeld's
dock yesterday q; II a. M, for Departure
bay, with twelve cabin and twenty steer
age passengers. Her freight consisted Of
800 tons Of coal for the same port.
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$1,000 AND SKIN p.sEAsss.

sypniiis. disease most ireaafnl ia It's resaltx
completely eradiestsa
ws Ssssr s;s ostsrsh. &c, permanently cured
kidney, Urinary and Bladder eomnlnintS
Pa2AIdA dlacRlA tho frequent hNrgiaN ~
, u.oly Gfins high coiored or with milky se-
fseeh cyxtlfis promptly and safely cured
Caarges reasonable
Our Success 10 Based uron Encfs
oaE remedies sct quickly and care Eerma-
We do nos claim - knew everything IA r.sa.
uon % medicine or diseases o. % he able "a .,rr
esesy case, bus We DO claim that q large sxtrss.
sucss y, pSsesee wsfh unparalleled
tors skil4. :. w.
Experienee Is worth everything. Knowseass
galnesi ey consulting with. critically examining
ard successfully treating thousands % s,srraas
et every ege, Sex, profession and occupation az.
lseesea WITH every presenlAble foen and stage OF
1Assase. or uefafnaity. eHAlies 20 assure ihasa
SUFFERING with like malaiiea that we hAva So
oeected In restoring health 10 large majority ~
easss Iea5ed even after other skilled aad euer-
getc physieians have fafled to effect any perrna.
nens change for the better
Me- We are pssroni.sd y class Of ladies and
as ignorsat quack. and they Are zoo iupepend-
emf 70 Be heightened away from physse1asls WAC
are curing them
Persons calling a. our once can have tho sasls.
faction Of . free consultation. with the aSstlr-
nnce that they nay depend ap0u receiving can
DID opinions. honorable. squ6re dealing rsasou-
aale oharges and no encoasagesneas withost
prospect OF improvement or cara
oAr practice Is founded up9n the results 81 shs
oest meenodS. without reference 70 schools OK
You win not be urged or persuaded e. take
treatment. and no asne viii be freA6ed unless
there IA etronE probability os cure OF rerma
nent benefit Make iaferr0gations and decide
for Yourself
Once hours. Froms = M 10 D IA san
days 2 20 IL a m. oaiy.
n. B--Persons nnahia 20 visit as may be
troafed at their homes by correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent % InaI sc en-
press Consultation tres.
Always send stamp when rcply Is expeftod
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

rp; sales. s2.5o0 b@xs; Decenshef. ST. 10
GisIs: January. sis.i5SsIs-so: Fabruary.
sls.1<Sls.40; March, SIC son Is 81: MAJ.
sle4ess $3.50; spot Re, Grsn; fair demand !:
fair eargoes, f95<e. No. :. IKE.
sugar-Raws qniet and steady. fair re-
fning. SIC: centrifugal. 81 test 6<assszc.
Ccpper-Nominai; Lake, December. Sf4.
Lead-Insctiyes firm; domestic, IS az.
Ian-Quist and steady: straits. sgl.E.
LrvKRPooL aKxrs mAzgEx.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA - Wheat - Quiet:
holders offer moderately; California. No.
], = 5dG7s SGD per GENITAL.
Corn Firm. demand fair; new xnixee
Western, Is 25kd per Genital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
rzLraRAPHIc MARKETS.
Wv rong srocK RHvtEw.


NEw YetK. Dec is--stoeks betrayed
some genera characteristics today. ~ usual
q lsie, bat there vas q strong tone to the gen
sfal ltsi ana marked advances were scored
n ies instances. Almost everything on
ihe slsi i asghsr tonight. and while the
Easns generally are confined 60 small frac-
snns saga- rose 81 Kansas and Texas
aad Manitoba ~ Governments were
asa and steady.
Fss'ossEm-opened steady ct st.o3sS.
tna Heyssi ap = on light trading, closing
~ a vi.fs. Stock exchange Opening At
hasA, highest, siel; lowest Si.o3sk.
seehg xtsA Consolidated exchange
! epsnsne At sl.assl highest, $i0ss. lowest
haSls; closing. Sl.oass; total sales. los, 600
afFsla.
EarnASem AND sEcURIrIKs
sfs ioRk, Dee. ia--Money on call.
| w. no loans, prime mercantile paper.
= y Sterling exchange quiet and teAdy.
@asT asls, kAsoss demand. S4.s4I.,
noSnS
AkH fcRk. nee. las (ooupons), LII;
fNshe q, Us
STOCKS.
esalral Paddle. sss; Burlington, los:
saw Rlo GFande, Isss. Northern
ssahe &A. preferred. 7tia. Northwest
e Is atssegsed. 20. New York Central.
- Vsegaa Navigation. iuoi.. Trans.
see'iaehiai, s4ss; Pacific Mail. ssis Rock
s'asd ~, Frisco lime. IS. 81 Paul d
sAaaa. sSss Texas Pacific, Is, Union Pa
eA Fargo Express. Is, Western
So American Express. IS;
aa'asan Pacific. J24 Cansda Southern.
kfss. -, Lake shore. les. Louisville
sssssliis. Sass Michigan Central. S5t1
N.ssas 3 Texas, lils; Oregon Improve
49, ~ Reading, Ss7s ST. Paul. eess
sss'sd states gxpFeSs, -.
sAS FRANCISCO KEvfEw.
eAs FsASossco. nec. "A. Wheat Bust
hrA.
sA''sy~ Hardly a. strong, though no
= change in values No. feed,
assssslsc
s.la-- Dan; uAFket drsgs considerable.
s'Asss senasa about the same, chosos
Us No l. .SsSsi.ssSa; lower
Fsass, ss@ilA
aess~Asla 81 Gssloc.
:. .sssa.soes--Frsaly held. Early Rose. a5o
- Peerless, <i,iossI5o, BaEhAaks.
-. .'ss- Easy; fancy, aisess'4s; sOoa TO
sAses. lsessAs
:; ssSs--sssaag. California ranch, sise
Store lois. sstSAe.
g starters reported.
SNFFassA gasgst,sss w.mwww
Nsassse n~a II. Wheat. Stsasy, De
NJ rs; January. sSssc. May. Ss<e.
STEADY neosnabeg. SsAaes January,
- Asy, N3.e
-. ~.es.ss~sssssssr. December. aAc; Jan
zsse MAy. sk.e.
a*S- Nothing aosng.
sa-SssA.iy January, 81 80 Nay, s1sa
~ STEADY. January, SA22ias May.
shea0o tsvr sraex sAnxxr.
49, sSAee nsz. s4-CAssie Receipts.
- sAsss ana weak: hreves. xs.sNss e. /.
r. y leSssss stoekers ana iseaegs,
Teas cattle 81 .soSf -.
- Assssrss. l9osa. hieAeg: naked.
e. s,Sss heavy. s@ss<s3go: lighs. s. -
g.. - ksesipss. s,oo, ssea1y; NATIVES.
fs. NessxFn, cora Ted. tAaeSs 1 10 /.
sEu weak rxopecx NAkxxr.
- Aesx. nsc. Hoss--.easr DE-.
! - Esmxs
osaoas ssoss.a Esna. laa9p pOsnss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

skxrs sYe no new features 70 note on iced
- millstafis.
TSs<e i . GOOD steady demand with free
.sssvses from outside points. We quote
- 4 from SIT 70 so ton. Owing 70
= ailments from California, The prlce
= .sruetlv has been kept 10 within some
- reasonable bounds. We quote on
.sAsr ssaa - follows: Chopped feed $50
.ten; oats. s2fa25 per ton; barley,
ssas per ton bran IL slightly or si6@ls
= "a. shorts, 81 per ton. Flour IL in
- demand. with no change in quota
80. selling. =. 25eg5.
F~xs are still scarce, and prices keep up
! e. sop notch. Eastern eggs are bring
- IS cent. The fresh domestic article -
.a.ms Is scarce ~ the proyerbial hens
s.o.h. md easily brings 40 cents.
Thsss i nothing new In potatoes. They
~ III scarce and viii be until farmers I'M
- der stocks. There ars plenty Of pota-
- 4 lie country. and they viii continue
: = higher until the speculative fever
.mong me granger element Is over With.
"a ouote butter at 25d25c. the market
A.y4ar dignity fallen on. The demand is
red. especially for Eastern butter. II from
DO Sc.
Tier. Is nothing new tn apples. We
ssuss 81 .sDs1i55 per box.
TIE movement In groceries Il quite large
al q The holidays approach orders from
y pounfry are on the iucrease. Sugars
Aess inncsnased more OF less. a decline OF
IL / noted for yesterday.
there L 4 sight advance In dried fruits
rnalnz throughout the fancy grades. On
sIAsf lines prices are unchanged.
suIFnKsTs.
Daring the last "a hours goods and mer-
Aandlss wsrs shipped from Seattle to the
wsruanding country as follows: Puget
Sand shore road, 81 tons; Seattle,
Ists Shore 4 Eastern railway 100 tons
fslambls & Puget sound railroad, IS tons.
II xster-skagst Chief. II toms, Glide, 4
ms; Grace. tons; Ferndale. 80 tons;
sassphlns, 30 tons. Fleetwood. 2 tons;
Easlh, tons: Anderson. tons; Mabel, 9
nak Total. ios tons.
rracHaxDaK AID PRODUCES RECEIPTS.
Daring the last "a hours the merchandise
sad produce receipts at this port we're as
kloEss Puget Seand Shore road, 30l
aas: Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad,
toss: Seattle. Lake Saore & Eastern
nlssy. as tons. By water-State of
Kashlngion. tons; Anderson, 4 tons.
Warrington. "a tons: Edith. tons; Ma
VI. 81 IONS: Fleetwood and Merwin. ton;
hsole. a tons walia wAlla. $50 tons;
es4l, LIS tons
NATURE eF RECEIPTS.
ons Anndssd and iifty boxes apples. 500
barrels iims. ~ cars lumber. car hops.
car coal, esrs brick. csrs feed, and
ahons No packages Of miscellaneous mer-
ehandiss
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pAcl1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle rs follows
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria. Al p m passengers received on
board At ,. nj December !, y. IA. ~, "a and ~,
and every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska December and a at q M
Prom san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. Ats a m, December l, 8. II, Is.
"a, D and 81. and every Eve days there
after.
Tickets may be obtained ct the Office OF the
company 81 Ocean bnek. Sesgtie.
GOODAII. PERKINS & CO.
General AsentA
No. 10 Market street, San Francisco. Cal
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Returning. leaves whafcom NJ 3 q. N. Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays On the sakMF-
day "trip the Libby goes through 70 Seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 20 Seattle, 81. Until fur
Their notice. passenger7 or freight from Seattle
for the islaFEds BY the Lihby's wednesday aad
Friday trips viii be carried On the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith TO Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs-
cay nights aud transferred direct 70 the Libby
On these days the W. q a T. Co. win issue tick
etc and hill freight fhroagh 70 destination
HERBERT p. BEECHEk. Manager
}. A. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle.
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EAK Francisco, Dec. f5.-Arrivet-- Bark
entine Qutckstep. Port Madison; steamer
Monteserrat, Departure bay; bark wilma,
Nanalmo. Departed Ships Kennebec and
Glory OF the Seas. Nanaino
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BEE

TAe sseazaSI Bee : Eaw TeA4y trr c2slnex2
fartssa NzEaszx t&s sarT4ee - lo2Akzg eoaz
y - pse&s@ &7EsH - ssexrz - q A z 1FaANAz1GE
a. k4&szxs sA&x snassa. 4as hee ~ -
lsSz1 u Ia 81 1sssana assk. sosz & 81. zzz IA
p rEAAAQIA4
owaxx AL AgaaG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
TsEAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBERT
J. r. Beecher. manager

The steamer J. B. Libby. Herbert r Beecher
master, leaves seattle every sunday afternoon at
D. N. for Port Townsend and the San Juan
islands, from Hafneld's wharf. Leaves Port
Townseadat q m. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for MhAtcorn, calling 81 smith 9
island, aud Richardson's weather peTmistiugl
Argyle, Lopez FridGy Harbor Maybe Ton Mon
day gosngsnorsh and Thursday going south,
Roche Haxbor. Orcas and East sound.
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EAsT TIAE
srgAsER MAKxL

sgyg tezxp Ye~segs ASA IS a -. every Taaaaxy.
xAsssssag xzs s4EsT2as Cos tHxsFe~ ziise FSsSk,
kslamfsis No kigfea. &SfTkwt4se- Loves AL
s,-.t.,,r-gsh assNrzlssx HeskssiNE akys - a n.
ara ri Fs&T&&. AgxrI
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4. h. Dearborn & Co
Roem 2. aewiln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxIzo feet, $500.
Lots 6oxI2o feet. less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle. $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;
6oxIao feet, $7so.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $I.75o.
For business property and
acres at the very lowest price,
call on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
TUE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvEN

rT,gE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
--ExATKs FOR
Ussaiady, coupeville, Anacortes. Fairhaven.
Bsilinghnu, sehome, WhRtcom and way ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1t p n.
The steamer skagtt Chief win ran On above
time card during temporary lay-up Of steamer
Fairhayen.
Returning leaves Seattle for Tacoma Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday at Z 80 =. M from Seattle
Warehouse Co. 3 wharf
BAKER, BACON a CO.. Agents, Seattle.
+. II. WILSON, General Manager. Tacoma
=. l. Cowgirl, Agent. Fa1Fhayen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

FAsr TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-FoR-
Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, etellacoom and
MeNeiis Island.
WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November II
Leave Olympia, daily except Monday mam
Leave Tacoma, III % m
Arrive Seattle, 90 p IA
RETURNING
Leave Seattle. daily except Monday. 200 p N
Arrive Tacoma, .' q % p N
Leave Tacoma, " 49,. 50 p N
Arrive Olympia, +" a -. 5 90 , N
LAKDISGS-seattIe, Yesier's wharf: Tacoma,
n. P. r r. wharf; olympia, HcrT's wharf.
Meals on board. Only boat making roand
trip suncaya Carries Northwestern and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
J. HATCH. President
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lk-NN
ROUTE
Steamer leaves Seattle Tor Whate0n aud all
way landings daily except SATURDAYS g II p.
day.
Returning leaves whatcom daily except sat
urd4y ~ 80 D. n. Arrives af Seattle a. p m
the following day.
NoTacE-Steamer leaving Seattle FKidays at IL
D. m. viii 70 10 Blaine and SemiAbmoo. Leaves
Blaine fos Wkatc6m at about p n. saturdays
The only once In the city selling tickets 70
al s-sinEs East and south via the Canadian Pa
eife, Northern Psci6e and Union Pacific.
O Z. BRIGGS. Agent
City Dock.
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1exn ts<sskeszs sass nzsats e1sazzsEssaz ~ asa1-
s-s sssrsses srske tA5s s0snpAsF AID 0o< t6sf9axa
,ss.essassssk1Ees - atzeg co.'s ss%Ssea
xsz..sv =N2zs8z sfs&Tp aa ss&A NJ sssssxa
go sss-s : IS ssr afnrys al Loses rates *
- fgsasss eiassef ws.aCak Ge5My.
r. ~ FAfMEE
M2HMwex ~ AsanxA assHA
Easm & Ynsn1ey ba1N.k. xsozE knE e1ze9a -
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
fsesranees For the Last Week
Were s846,623.41.
escs ARE STILL VERY SCARCE.
fsrss Are Ne New Features In Feeds
- srlIlstuss-Eseefpts snd ship
menss-.The Markets.

EKkTTLE, Dec. r.
80 hsnk cE1arings yesterday were sI2S.-
- ne eIearings for the week amount
!. 80 eza a. and are as follows:
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TTxIox PACIFIC RATLwAT-PUGkT SOUND
d1v5sloa. Tia following seAe1a1e for Eaa
eeEpany's steamers vii be tn e1eck ca ana sziaf
AEguzE - lsss unEE further n0t1ee-
1AcoMA. VICTORIA K0ETE
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The stsMrex fc~sphiRe win leave Hatfield.
C0saaan wharf. teos OF Marion street Wednesday
and saturday morning .; 80 q m. tSr Port
Gamhle ~eMheck. NaEan City and AZ wss points
on Hood CAnAl Returning seaves Inson City
Massaay ami ThaFseay morning For freight 90
ruassxxe srpsy az Mas6e A-Ca3nau wharf or On
BAD CAPT II. GILLESPIE. Master.
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CAPITAL. mam

fzsacs poatries OF inssranee upcn raj sksAta
afsess e1arAnteetrx shs4alnte proteckioa sraSax1
soss ~ reason ef cefncsive Gffes
IL assumes ~ 5ts e'wp cxp1aSe the feR = %
81 lexs proceedings Instituted N tha Il arsst Of
savers Claimants. aud releves the a..saresf
fom al tcuAhle. ann0ynnce. anxiety ess.s .ni
expease attending gnch hssRstsOnx
G y. HANF0Rn, President ard Counsel
kAlSo3. WATSON G. sQu5RR. Vice PreG
Il. +. 5AKER SsrrekRry
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w g&T; co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
ct 10 a. N.
SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND RouTK
U. s mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
dsy, except Saturday, a. 10 70 p m; arrives az
Pom Townsend At a m next day. Returning
leaves fogt Townsend ~ 10 - N. arrives ~ Be-
assle sts = IN
sEATTLE.wHATcoa ROUTE
Steamer Washington leaves sesffie At ?. N,
Sundays. Tuesdays ard Thursdays: arrives at
Wnatcor ~ 3 a IA next day Returning, leaves
Whatoom ~ D. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives 81 seattle at7 - e next day.
wHATcoN AND gEMIAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle 81 D.
N Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays: arrives
Al Whatcom & n. next day. Returning, leaves
whsssom tuesdays and Thursdays ct y n,
sundays g II Monday "Trip % seuiahmoo.
TAKE THE STEAMERS or THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
---FoR----
wnaseon. Roche HAseor and skagis river
SIZE LOCAL TINE cAEnS
CTEAMER FERSDALE. HUGHES MASTER
TO
PORT ANGELES, DUS5ESEss. PORT TOWN
sEND.
Leaving se&efle Sundays Tuesdays ard Thurs-
SAYS 81 a n for Port Townsend. Leaves Pors
Tuwasead foF Duarenexs ana Port Angeles -
> n returning leaves Port Angeles sar Duss.
genres. Port I'D and eeaftie At = n Ga
Mondays. Wednesday, and frs1sys -
Quincy street wharf Pors Towakand, VISA
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H2tassa chlmaa Whars ssaf9le. Washington.
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TO SAN FRANCISCO cAL-BY Way OF
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

We give most careful ana cnnSssterstA ss.n-.
1ou 10 diseases of wcmen ard ehilsirva II voes
ssnet nom ans cesrRre. 1ifatcaig o. 6aEsssnE
o-scsse OF y the ccnmau routine electors fasf 70
s t yea when others fab Tssa specialists are
sSttssa n even department Of mes1iexl sud sur
tscAl experi<nce The professor has kad yesre
81 experiences IA the hospitals ct Bsaokiya ara
1sW YORK toTmeEly special pr0gesslr "a
Nome1s Hospital College. SeW 1erk aud a
eae g vac raOst sRcceksfal ard best known xyaor
cologicAf specialists Ia shis eoantry
To Young and hsIddla-A9ed haen.
Nervous DEBILITY. spsrmatorrhna. s.wfpal
Losses Physical Decay. aSsKing frura tniss.srss-
Goas producing slcepaeSsDesS desSpo0siearv
EttApseS On TIE face, aversion 70 sacisfx NaSsfF
discouraged. lack Of conadenee, daa pnflf ~
STUDY or business, and ends life ! bisrlsa
safety. permanently AID speedily eusea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sKATfLk
tuesdays and FTi6sya
JOHN A. o'BRiES. Master.
Fw. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING, Manager c. p. n Co. Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

oas Anndssd and City boxes apples. 500
barrels Inns. ~ cars lumber. car hops. |
car coal. 2 cars brick. esrs feed, and
slant No packages Of miscellaneous mer-
ehandt.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
DUCT SOUND SHORE RAILROAD

All tne above trAauB ran daily.
southern and Eastern mail carries Pullman
sleepers
Depot and ticket Office corner Of senond ana
Weller.
Tickets Gu sale % All POINTS in the United
States Canada and Europe
T. ToNKIN. Ticket Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

wHATcoM AND sEMIAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer EliEa Anderson leaves seattle 81 D.
N Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays arrives
al nats0m & n. next day. Returning, leaves
Whsscom Tuesdays and Thursdays at y N,
sundays q ~ Monday Trip % Ssmiahmoo.
d. b. JACKSON. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

Drafts drawn On al parts 81 the world In
tersst paid On savings and tine deposits
Hours-i0 a N 10 y N. and SATURDAY. even
fngs from 20 o'clack
Deposits may Be rsase In person or by regis.
tered letter. money order or expreSS and depozls
books viii be returned as reqaexted
Money loaned on real estate at re~sanahse rates