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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

81
IL son Browns Popular House FINISHING
Store. l28 and 1928 N. Howard Street. Il fillmore,
Md. The largest and best variety # House
Furnishing Goods, Kitchen Utensils Family
Hardware, CrOckery and Chinaware, Glass, Cut
lery, Wooden, Tin and Japanned Wares In the
City, together with most complete line of Fancy
Goods tor Wedding and Anniversary Presents,
etc, at Low Prices. Please call on us. Catalogues
furnished on application. Mr.. Amos II. Green
field, formerly of Bel Air. is engaged with this
House and would be pleased to see his friends
here. 6-epy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06
NEc AFEE BROS. 4 CLINE" Bel Air Ex

MIC NEEE bRUS. az VEENE-'' BtI AIT Elk
lu change "-Commission Merchants, Gamers
and Manufacturers, and dealers In -four, feed, sc.
Having established a branch house at above
named place, for conducting our long standing
Hariord trade we are now In even better posi-
tion than formerly. to receive farm products di-
rect from the producer. We continue to offer for
sale and in trade. our Standard Bone Ferti
zers." We also entering into contracts for to-
matoes. at 20 cts. per bushel. Soliciting the pat
ronage of the farmers OF Hartford aud their con-
sgnments on com mission of grain, hay. etc, we
are, respectfully, McAfee Bros. Cline, cor. NJ.
@. X. X. and Main Street, Bel Air, Md. 29mhy
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OyERCOATS.

Overcoats like our this years make you'll new
er see. Our leadership shows itself here. OF
course we won't argue the necessity for the Fall
Overcoat common sense and the edict OF Fash
ion lays you must have it, Ours sweep from ~
to $50.
Style and neatness from.....$ 9 to $40
Style and beauty from....... 10 TO 20
Style and luxury from....... 10 to 30
and on hnnlinat q an for mi lnh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06
MONUMENTAL PLATING WORKS.
TO HoUsEK EEPRRs.


Ifyou have any Forks, Spoons, Walters &C.,
which need REPEATING with Silver, send them to
me and will replate them in the best manner,
at small cost, making them look as fresh as
when first bought. All kinds of Plating done 70
order. at short notice. W. +. Focke. No. los
Hanover Street, Baltimore,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06

MARK WILDE, dealer In all brands of Fine
Nl Chewing Tobaccos. Dandy" and Holi.
day Season" Segars a specially. Try them. All
Papers and Magazines; Paper Pens, Ink, Pencils,
Muclage. Etc Children's Toy Books. Define
ator" Fashion Book, l5 cts. Orders taken for any
Main Street, adjoining Cochran Young's store.
Bel Air. 29mhly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06

H. MILLER. proprietor of the Miller
LIZ Safe and Iron Works, Baltimore. invites the
attention of intending purchasers to the superb
GRITTY OF the Miller Safe, which has been estab-
lished for over 30 years. Bank and Safe Deposit
Vaults, Doors and Locks, &c. Write for infor-
nation, or call at office and salesrooms, "a w.
Baltimore st. Factory, square bounded by
Warner, Claret, Henrietta and Fremont SITS.
2nh1y
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ESTABLISHED 1887.
J. EDWARD BIRD Go.
Md.

In all of our Departments
FRESH IMPoRTATIONs IN ALL THE
DESIRABLE FALL FABRICS.
New Silks, New Dress Goods. New Dress Trim
mings, New Embroideries, New Laces, Ladies'
and Chidrens Wraps, Muslin Underwear, In
fants' Outfits, housekeeping Goods, Blankets,
Domestics. Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief,
Notions, Ribbons, &c.
pPOpular Prices for each and all.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-06
FCZEMA CURED!

DR.. G. W. Benson, specialist In Skin Diseases
and Diseases of the Nervous System Verne
Electric Baths and Electricity used in any form,
II desired. Supert1uous hairs and bemishes re-
moved permanently. at DIR. Benson's Dermato-
logical and Neurotc Institute. which was estab-
ished solely for the treat ment and cure of these
special diseases. SCI N. Howard ST., opposite
Academy OF Music Baltimore. l0myly
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HUGH KOLTON q co., established 1898
manufacturers and dealers in Glass, Oils, Paints,


kinds. T1e1y
HUMAN HAIR.-C. QUANDT, l22 N. Green
turer Of Human Hair Goods for Ladies' and Cen
temen. Work of every description efficiently
attended to-. Gents Wigs, Touppees, sc, a spe-
cialty. TONES for Restoring Color and Growth
of Hair. Send for Catalogue. lsjanly
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Ii press upon the minds of the public that they
are In no way connected with any other House
representing themselves as their branch. They
and can only be found next 10 Old Town
Bank, $40 and ISL N. GAY STREET, BALTI.
MORE. 5aply
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SOCIETY NOTES.

eaisaes VIII Eisseher in Tacoma Globe
slookam the Trapper left for the olym-
~ yesterday.
Baron Fritz Won Englemann, one OF the
esneeriag staff Of the Northern Pacific
easuneiloa Company. now government
xnssr al Munich. sends his photograph
ez greeting 10 his old associates.
toaeaea Sam Crawford and Major Sam
l'sass, two distinguished newspaper men
9 sss'iis, were in this city last Sunday al
satas religious services. They viii FIRE.
taeats come over here for that purpose
<'saiisr, having found kind of religion
~ which suits them better than the aver
y saiiie plan OF salvation.
~ I. c. Barnes. OF Lexington. KY. Is ct
- Tacoma Tie Barnes family is one Of
less Of the blue grass region the women
etzatlial and the men strong. inielli-
q AID handsome. and Mr.. T. c. Barnes
ha n exception to the rule among
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vfsY SUBSTANTIAL srIgITs.
or Buaato Assoundcsi
BY an Exposure.

b, an Exposure.
busalo. =. Y, Special
1e recent four days Sriritnllstse
81 Cassadaga Lake. Chsa,auqua
there was no more shining lights
- NJ. and Mrs. Cobb, of Mention. O.
sfs' ene-shird OF OF the interest in the
ass esatefed around their spiritual
s4assss'sons. Among those who wit
~ u'sir Performances vas Mrs. James
sSaa' ei Niagara street. this city. she
S@ s splrsualist. but she was very
- s'rAek with what they had "a offer
snta the meetings were at an end
~ AF. AMI Mrs. Cobb 10 yislt her
~ s.saly accepted and spent the fore
VI ass week as guests At her house
saae OF theig performances had been
~ About The city and hundreds asked
ahsa.ea
ss1aF evening vas set for the even, and
-'0ss Than twenty persons we're in.
- asAe ap the dark circle. Among
sassss vas William BAKER. a well known
afaer and with hin were his little
- eaineTa and es~h-light. These fmo
'ofs, x Is needless - saw. were rot
- 70 Pr. and Mrs.. Cobb. The evening
go most Sespieiogsly. Mr. Cobb
We TIE cabinet made Tor the OCCASION.
ecd quilts hung ever frame.
S securely bound and the lights
~. '1nea of. Then q wtnxome iittls
sesAa making lace. She was dressed
- sSaEs and was talking in husky
- 'ones explaining some OF her
''.ass'oSY when suddenly there came
ag FASH Of light. = shrla shrlek
@e spirit and sound Of .cuiiiinx.
- TIE collapse Of tie cabinet.
|. sn' vas surnea ca snd Mrs. Cobb
~ -. Ia dressed in little else than NOS
:. ,s.e''''s1g, and held in the 6rn CRASH Of
s-a1Ssn'. a detective. Mr. Raxlers
~ Speedily developed = pictorial
=. = sae sosae. \ dummy Was found
s saS'''si On which the detective aud
II seoe sese seated side by side. Mrs.
as inio coavulssons and Mr.. Cobb
'eagesace on his prosecutors. FIn.
sc taies we're CON pelsssi - SIGN s
-si'stlsg laat they were and always
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sfoaa we're the sAses Of al being laid
% p-lierz saak 10 the eafzf aonei 6sep
VI universal, void ard primal sleep.
some mighty VII. ia sooga. there Was that
swayed
The miry ztorss which Insasktsd
The barren, Hniiisnine1 fields % space.
Ana shook tbs heavy fnsIoleace thaf weighed
pom the meveaess yayprs On. wha; rxzf,
Resembling ua1slsrioDx Of effect,
Awoke thai breath Ha&s dlxgyinx cons pssses
Ere Jet hehsn pssch the bare rick fecks6l
THIS rolls With boom Of elemental strife
Ine ancestry cen Of the rsearess life.
Am the child CT earth and afr ard sea.
NJ isliaby By hosrse Ellnrsan sssrras
"as eaznfed; and, through endless, changing
forms
OF plant and bird and beast increasingly
The toiling ages wrought 20 fashion me-
10. these large ancestors nave lsss breath
os fhesr strong sogsls in nssus isfylnx death
And change. / grow and blosser a the tree
And ever feei deepsielvins. earthly roots
Binding me daily 10 ssse common clay
Bat with il airy impulse upward shoots
NJ lie into The realms OF light and dav:
And thou, o Sea. stern mother OF my soul,
Thy ienpesis sing in ne. thy bsiIows roll
H.
sacred kinsbIr woajd not foreso
Binds rae 70 al that brxAihcs: through endless
strife
The calm and desshiess dignity o. life
Cnites each bleeding victim TO It's Toe
What lie Is IN its essence, " no doth krowr
The Iron chain that all creation gsrs;s.
Eneompassing myself and beasts and birds
forkes its bond aneessing from below
rrnm water, stones and plants. cen unto man.
Within The rose rHlse thar answered mine
Though hsshed and silent is llfe-,ide snl
4 q FELL hat han ,rf.s xs.-r ~fr
l hear the song thrush warbIlng in my brain,
glory IN this vas; creations chain.
stood aud gaxeA In wonder hlent with awe
Upon the giant footprints Mature lef;
OF her large march IN yosder rocky cleft;
fcrnleafs Airy WOOL q reptiles claw,
Ia their eternal slufnbe, there saw,
la deity wrought tafcophsgi of stone.
what humid tempesis from rank forests blown
Wniried from IL parent stem you slender straw
What seaiy creature Of q monk.rous breed
Bore yonder webfoot through the ferid tide,
Oh, wha; wide vistzs. ibronged with mighty
And nightier thought. have here mine eyes
deserted
Come. fsaiernsl grasp. thou hasd Of stone,
The nesh that once was thine Is now mine own.
Sabine Il life, though In beginnings base
Al hrst enklndled. Ia this eiod OF mold
Beats with faint spirit pulse the heart of gold
That WARNS the lily's check: It's silent grace
Dwelh unborn meath thlss sod Fain would
trace
The potent mystery which. like Midas hand,
Thrills the mean clay into refulgenee grand
For gazing down the mysty sises Of space
And time upon my sight vast visions thfonE
OF the imperial destiny OF man.
The life that throbbed In plant and beast ere
long
VIII break ssiil wider orbits in its van,
A race OF f.eace-robed conqucrors and kings,
Achieving evefmore diyiner things.
Hiaimar III ortiz BogsseH
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had been ssfant fYauds, and agreeing nevpr
10 attempt sEch deceit again
Next morning Mrs. Cobb had anssb>, set
o. mysteries a. the Csermont, and DR.. sarah
d. Aorris vas summoned She put an
electric bsttery into requisition and the
mysteries we're At a end Ia Isss time than
II takes TO tell Of IL The Cobbs have nov
returned to the Boekeye farm The story
DID not leak cut until this morning. and
tne local colony u spirituaiisfs feels CON-
pIetely undone.
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PASSING TnE PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Boston ccarier.
Eaeh morning as we slowly pass,
The eiiy's streets along.
We bear The voices OF The class
Ring cat the Estloh's song
The iAsslss' treble piping clear,
The iadtiez deep bass gfowl.
Aud from she boz WHO kss 40 ear
weird, eiseottsnt howl.
With swelling hearts We hear them siry
MY country. us % theef'
Prom childish thrcstS the anthem ring
Sweet land Of Liberty
Their little hearts aglos with pride.
Zach with eratsAsi toasne
proelaiuas. From every mountain side
Let Free3eins song bc sung
Let him who'd cflliesse the time,
or suons tae harmony,
Bataks him - SOHO other cline
No patriot Is lac.
Prom Scenes like these car grandeur springs.
And We shali e'cr BE- D. stTous.
while Ger the LAID TIE scheoh0lsa rags
Zach day wtsh Ftecdasa's saag
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WILL ~ WORTHY az 1T.

! rnsg nos reseA the heights seck,
Ny untflea strength wzy tall nso.
or. half way up tbs lgaugtaim pcak.
Fierce tsfapssts msy assail ue-
Bat tEoash THAT pisrc J never gain.
usFvsa sics s0nisaft fer ms ya.a,
iwlgl ee wostiy 81 ~
saas not tfiamFA ia saccess.
neapltc my esrBc.t labor;
may nai gasp results THAI hlsss
TIE sregss 81 fsy mctghhor'
Bat though nAs sssal nessF see,
MS tAouxhs SHALL always dwea vita me.
Iwsl. he verify 20 ~.
The eoi4ea glory 81 loves sht
NAY rgTes fkII apeg ssy way
NJ nsih faay always iesA Through night.
Like ss1sas deserted AyUsy-
gEt though lilies dearest Joy I raiss-
JasFs Las Snameiess 3oy ia shis.
VIII os worthy - q.
his aAxfsSy M8dssz
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PICKING HOPS.

Hattie inman in the oiympian.
Hear the merry op-pirkegs
Racing 10 the Geld:
How the glad young voices
Joyous music yield.
See their hearty greeting,
Hear the echoes roll
Al their sagcy greeting.
Hop pole. hep poole
Oh. the hssftsome gladress
OF the Jolly crew.
Is there asughi ~ sadneas
In this for me or your
corae and Join the pickers.
swell the cry 40 s,roil:
Ere ambition a!exers--
Hep poic, hop p-o-o-l-el
See the sturdy pole-paller.
Greet him with smile.
lure him 10 your own box.
To help you pick while.
Never mind the shouting,
Better paw him toll
For the hops he's plcking-
Hop pole mop 3 cole
A., The ssscy hlge eyes.
Ard the y0Eaish brown.
ButhleSsly breaking hearts
In spite OF marnnas frosa;
Listen TO the mxaiy voice.
Bresshsd from hRast and soul:
Just the time 70 make q choice
Hop pole. hop po-o-i-e :
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Dispatch steAAes from Seattle - foilows:
For San Francisco. VIA rors Tuvusend and
Victoria. At p N. tpAsSeugeU received on
hoard ~ p M September 5, 10 Il. - IS 80.
and every hve days thereafter.
For ALASKA: Az a m September 10 and ~
From San Francisco, for Victoria and PuGef
sound ports: Al > q m. September :. .. L. Il.
2s. e, and every eve days thereafter.
Tickets may he obtained at the once Of the
company o. ''fne Russell"
GO0pALI. PEkKINo & CO.,
General ARootR
No. 10 Market street, San Francisco. Ca.
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september.
NerraRsf EFsvxl&F.
s<psssslser o0gnes. september cones.
Tne aasy be less brssklF szsas.
Tie snn leoxs Down wstb ten persS gov
rpon the weRFy worl3 hesew
IAe oyster snA tbe 4 c0mn.Gs
n essssse ksfmoax asFlue
Tav leaves foFxxks fAesr ssOtsxi rTsso.
Ant seek 70 Sos wtfh ElcasF s6ssns
The ms-cary insi&e ;se gas
Ne laaxsr hels = SETTLING Essss
Aua R.eaxaTxs &Sica "a ws<ZhiF ssras
b. assase shea Ssnscss ~ tensss
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rnEisasa rs.~rT ssIssis saass tas AL s.siass Essi
va tie &aFgAera Fae8 - Fa.lrszt SIC vesiit ss.1
sleeps AID sfnig,s eAE liEe- oEcs. rs sxSc11
sssex1 kassga eseek
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Returning. leaves whasccm ct Q. n. Tues
day trip the LIBBY goes through 70 seattle. Fare
from Port Townssnd 10 sesssle, 81. Unul fur
ther notice, Passenger or freight from seattle
for the islands BY the Liboy's Wednesday and
Friday trips VIII be carried on the washingson
Steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith 30 Port TUWnsend on Tueeday and Thur
day nights and transferrod direct to the Libby.
On these days the w. q 4 T. Co, viii Issue tick.
ets aud bill height throagh 70 destination.
HERBERT y. BEECHER, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent Seattle.
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nxxTxn HORTON Z Co, lAxKxu-
Iacorporssed iE.
eArErAL szmso rspvsDxp r.oyrss, sem
r,ss.Fsss;dsst- A. 4. penny
800 1870 y 2 Hort
sssi szsn.sse snd sessra.pAic Transfers On
csc. Fossia nefe =, + 49,. e. ss ,,I r.aa
IN Washtaxson. 0reson and
British Cosnnbsa.
,s.sss bis q exchange On Loneoa. svai,ahse
fsrns ~ s
Bonds. socks and ether va,rsbles rscrsxes
On deposit for ssfe keeping.
WAsHIScToy SAVINGS BaSE-rycos-
" poEassa under the territorial lava
CAPITAL. sn.cm-
oFYscEss:
nearenrn President
= DsareorH .-...y ice- President
n '" Higgins. Cashier
aeRSEzI HAxxIss nusrSEss rsax.Ac-xp.
Drafts drawn on all parts Of ire wnrsd. In.
,er~ss paid on savings and time aesoss,s
iHss from 20 O'Clock
deposits may re rssde In person or hy regis
tered letter, money order or express and deposit
DOCKS viii Dc returned reuuessed
money ioarcd on real estate ~ reasonable rates
THr BANK OF coxxERcE-trScoRpoR-
PAID Up CAPITAL. yinDm.
aIs = HoLroKr ........ President
"a SskSckk .---.--. .+.-s..-.- Cashier.
Transacts q general banking hus.ncs
Deals IN foreign ans domestic exchange draw
Ing direct on all principal European points
COLLECTIONS made on all points In the United
Telegrsph.e transfers made to al principal
poEfS.
Interest paid on deposioL
Al business intrnssed 10 ii viii receive the
One: Brown building. sousheas. corner Sec
ond and Cherry streets.
WAsHrNGTos loan & TRUST COMPANY
w uncorvorsssdl
THOMAS z. Esrrz ......-. President
HARRY xKvrz secretary and treasure
Authorized capital ...............S oo op
fsio up capitai 5000
MORTGAGE loans on improved farms and city
property. Lowest rates No delay.
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wHArcox AND sExrAuxoo ROUTE.

Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle q . ..
N. Mondays. wednesday, and Fridays. arrives
q Whaecom q N. ncxt day. Returning, leaves
Whoacom Tueedays and Thursdayu at & n m,
Sundays q N. Monday trip 70 Semiahmoo.
d. h. JACKSON. President
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1LLAS1ENCER, SUNDAY.
RAEK o. xoRrn sEAr1x-uxnorso..
~ sd SCornes & Hsoas snd bssssrT -
nessd.n md asnssse exeAanss hcuxAs ..4
49,. 1seesa@e1c sfseafess EAee. 1epofn r.
acsed 49,
We hsve sperial tscaisses scr making eorse-
cons "a Al pAro 81 the rnssed states and
CacadA Hoan- a n 70 ,. "a: sAs1rtsyS )
"A Ap N and te7 ,. n
rrHErrcEs: II. " WHExrEn- pusA....
xoay T. 0sTRASpER. see-Prvzstsas. q Ii
nAs.IL 2. csshtsr: .. I. DENNY; C r. STONE
MrRcHASTS NATIONAL Rank.
Designated depository sna FINANCIAL
agent Of the
cyrr1D states GOVERNMENT.
ps.ls in foreign ana tarnesrse ercAaaeu
NJ 800, Naessspaae Transfers. and issues lessen
Generai hazksns hssinesa srxaasrsed.
oMcsy hroFn building. southeast corner
.IARvis-coSKLlx MORTGAGE TRrsr co..
Kansas err AND xxx roHx
Paid up capital .U.soc,em
Lean money On improved city ana farm peop-
eny "a anoan,s :. SO % siooooa SO
Delay IN closing loans. ArplicA-
tons approved sTs. papers
drawn here. MoncY paid
BY check On bank.
BUILDING LOANS 4 SPECIALLY.
you hare the security we have the money 70
loan Any and all connections met
]. ". kNsZ. General Aren't Snd Examiner
koom / Newlin block. Telephone iss.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
". L GAZZAN 4 CO..
Successors 20 Turner, Engle 4 Lewis: established
Ia ISL. oldes: sgency In seattle.
Home Insurance Company. o! New York
Fh1nix Insurance Company. Of Hartford.
North Rritish and Mercantile Insurance Com
pany. OF London and Edirhurgh-
Germsn American Insurance Company. Of
New York.
2is Columbia street Newlin block
& PER CENT. AND PEI CENT
MONEY TO LOAN on BRICK BUILDINGS
FRONT AND SECOND srsxEfa
HERMAN CHAPLIN.
No. .. Boston Block.
CHARLEs =. EMERY, REAL ESTATE LOAN
~ COMPANY,
KANSAS CITY, NO.
Mortgage loans on huslness and residence prop.
esty. Building loans . speciality.
Save broke,s' and agents commission by deal
ing direct with this company and not through
representatives Of other companies.
Ready capital always on hand No applica-
tons sent away for approval. Lowest rates OF
interest. Loans closed without delay;
r. n PALMER,
Manager for branch ONCE.
Room So. Boston block seattle
SEATTLE, MAY 1889.
MRS. JONES
..z.a. :. CHAS. LOUCH
Uncovered s,sss, ham ...- Sc %
Roll Han Davis BUTTER. ........... IS
Total ...-.................. s. Is
Received payment
CHAS. LOUCH,
GROCER and PACKER
i,eI2 to i.Aio Front ST.. Seattle.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
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TsI.ANp TRANSPORTATION co.-HIRBIRr
i T. DeecAer, manager.

The Steamer J. 3. Libby. HerbsFs p Beschsr
mastor. leaves seattle evegy sunday af1oenooa et
tslands. from Hafdeld's wharf Leaves Port
Tovnsced st q N. every Monday. "wednesday
and Friday for Whascom, calling ct Smiths
Angle. Lopes. Friday HArbcr. Maple ton Mon
day gong north and TAuHday eulng south,
Roche Harbos, 0rcas and East sound.
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DuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF Sc
i attic.
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange,
transfer money by telegraph TO any part Of
The United stctes and Europe. receive
deposits of rnoner and issue pass
booEs er certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS,
london. ~ ". Eoibsehild & sons
Prris De Rn.hschtld Freres.
Frankfurt A. NJ, L. Won S;eigcr Co
New Yors. agency 81 Bank Of California,
Chicago. Commercial National Bank
Boston. suffolk National Rank.
San Francisco, the Bank of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
EArLEy GATzERr .-.....-. . President
y Y FERRY -.-......- Vice President
]. FuRra Observation-Disclosures. Cashier
bank located corner Cherry and Froat streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

Steamer Warrington leaves Seattle q p n.
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays: arrives 81
Ohetccm ~ q N next day. Rasurnin9 leaves
WhstcoD as p m. Mcndays Wednesday, and
fridaye, arrives ~ Seotale 81 2 q = next day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

For Suburban posn<s ten sz1sns daily each vsy
SUNDAY TRAIxH
Fer scasA Bend. Saoqua;-l
ME. Gilman and vsys sSsa sSpm
fcx sooecnssa and way S2pm sNan
lnr Suburban points ssx trasrs ea-h vay.
esii a. wssse ios pocket sfre card
". kTYy Cen Pun An
~ D. HoLBkOoK. Manaees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

A~ASkEAi BANKING EEsINExs TAASsAc-Ip.
Drafts Drawn on ali parts Of the world IN.
sersst pst1 on savings and time deposits
bogrs-i0A IA ~ o. M, aud SATURDAY. evan.
iHss from 20 o'rInck
deposits may Re rssde In person or hy regis
tesea letter, roooey order or express and deuosi,
books viii De returned - requessxd
Money foarcd on real estate as reasonable rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

elsewhere IN Eu-urse
solaertiors nsde ~ al points. On favorable
b21ds. ssncks and ether valsabies received
On deposit for ssfe keeping
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

CE.TTLE TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- Company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

through the Chamber Set department it's al
ways interesting, always something new, al
inent; many visitor walks through these
avenues Of skill, art, design and beauty. with
never thought Of buying, but before they've
made the tour complete, the salesman's little
Dook and stubby pencil have scored another
the peoples store.