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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-07-20
EIGHTH AND METH YEARS
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

LANGUAGE.
Lanruage-Text book used as guide.
R~.uroapction q stories and sketches.
Writing from outlines. Letter writing.
Rsaiing - Fifth Reader. Johnnots
Wings and Fins and Lockwoods
- Birds. used a. supplementary reading.
Spslling-An words used in the room IN
different books together with lists OF
words prepared By the teacher.
~NATHEMATICs.
Arithmetic. Dsnominats numbers, per
centAgs and interest
CIESCE
Phvsi1lozv-Elsmeniary physiology.
Gsagraphy - Political geography CON-
Melted snd geographical readings
His,orv-Hisrory % the United States
and historical sksthes
All.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application Tor patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days. ten
consecutive weeks, ia the Eureka SESTI-
MEL, a weekly newspaper published at Eu-
reka, Nevada. ID. III. HALL, Register.
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Celery, cauliaower and cranberries at
Bergis. 7
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g.. A. &.

G. A. &.
Upton POST NO. 70. @. a. h. MERTe
" every Fourth Sunday evening Of each
month, in d Fellows Hall. Meetings com
mence ut 30 O'Clock. c. L. BROY,
Commander.
MAT scHATzLKIs, Adjutant.
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notice Of application for patent be pub
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s~ecutive weeksl, in the Eureka SENTINEL,
a weekly newspaper Published at Eureka,
Nevada. y. II. HALL, Register.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
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lished for the period Of sixty days no con-
secutive weeks In the Eureka SENTINEL,
a weekly newspaper published at Eureka,
Nevada. d. II. HALL, Register.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days 90 con.
$ cutive weeks, in the Eureka SESnNELA
weekly newspaper published at Eureka
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II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub
lished for tie period Of sixty DAYS item con-
s~eeutive weeks in the Eureka SENTINEL, a
weekly newspaper published at Eareka,
Nevada. ID. II. HALL, Register.
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proved demanA; eAoice I'D. s. .. Va.
NB; tOuer e1ndn. si-054le7k-
Hops Nominal = s01oc for California.
fosstoes- Early Roe, soa00c: nsersess,
0s9soc; Burhanks. 61cN$1. Receipes ffb-
er.l. but demand fair. keeping he vharvss
vel czensod MP.
: Busser-Fsscy, soesssze; good 70 choice,
Egg cAiisor.fa ranch. s,4zxe: store
lots, 25N3Dc.
Chartercd-America and Keunehee, coal,
from Ssnaino TO San Francisco. ~ IS.
sEw raRx nExcsaxpssK xARxxr.
NV YokK. Oct 4.-Hops-Quies and
cozsse-Options opened barely steady.
- ioGis points down. and closed with
near months strong, for barely steady,
Da25 points dorm: sales. Al. go bags:
OCTOBER. &i5-0DE Is. -: November, $i5Ie9
1865. December. sl5-5o1 $50: January.
sls-sssls-66; spot 10. weak fair cxrgoes,
1916.
sugar-Raw, quiet and weak; refined,
&c lover. in better demand. G.. e4ge5<c;
extra c. ss<G6s4c: white exrraC. g.. etsssc:
yellow. 5000; Of A, Size; mould A, 7
@.lsc; standard A, zs<e: CONFECTIONERY A.
q.
&c: granulsted, &c: cubes. IKE
Woos-Firm and quiet, domestic fleece,
32G3gc.
Lead-Quiet and firmer: domestic,
t3.gk.
Tin-Firmer and quiet; Straits. $500.
Pesroicnsn-opened ssesdy sf ses.c, but
after the frat sales became dull. A sight
=
which the market closed nj ssgSc. Stock
exchange opened Sel1e, closing. $50. Con-
solidafed exchange opened ss5<e. highest
ac, lowest s.ss. closing &c. Gales $50
barrels
Bar silver, &c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE x.RKEr
CHICAGO. Oct -Wheat-Ciosed frmer:
October. Sole; December, sanc; April.
sstsc
Corn-Easy; October, 3oTSc: November
3o5ze. May. 3s;sc.
oass-steady. October. 1876; May, e2s.c.
Bariey--0ctoIer, &c.
Pork Steady; October. 1850. January,
x32s.
Lard Firmer, October. sso5: Janu-
AIRY, A.s0G5.32is.
CHICAGO. Oct. A sensation was created
on the Board this morning by the an
nouncement that the pork clique had Sc
cured an injunction against the Board Of
Trade inspector to prevent him from issue
ing certificates on newiy-pAcked October
pork. The clique yesterday received and
paid for all the newly packed pork offered.
but IL now transpires that this was the only
pork sold 70 the clique at low price. The
high-priced pork rendered thea on late de
lveriss yesterday was refused, and an in
Junction to prevent its delivery was asked
for. The directors met In secret session
soon after the Board opened. The injunc-
ton, besides prohibiting delivery of the
pork, also prevents the Board from dis
ciplining members from refusing to take
pork.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct s.-Caftle-Receipts, II ,000;
duh and lower; choice To extra
beeves, $4.50sts6o: steers. 2soe14. % ,
stockers aud feeders, $i.15@3. COWS, bulls
and mixed. $iG275. Texas cattle, $i-35
gas: Western rangers. s2.40@3.75.
Hogs-Receipss, 1900; slow, closing
lower: mixed, 50 90e5445; heavy, $3.50
As: light. &3tO@4..o.
Sheep Receipts. 500: weaker: natives,
s2Oefi.5O; Western. $2.5o@i; Texans,
$3m4..
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIvKRrooL. Oct. 4--wheat-Quiet; hold
ers offer moderately.
Cosn-Quiet.
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sa,ppeD TO PORTLAND.

~.I,s WsIla took aboard I'D tons o.
a.u,. wharf today. The consign-
- San Francisco.
~srseY v. n. Mnnroe brought in .
,sdIs RON the snohon'i'h r'vsf to-
"a es q groceries was shipped Out
es ar,e vas shipped TO Portland To-
hm,tGned 90 barrels
1000, Idaho brought In a cargo of
~e,ehsndise this morning.
s..s sos building material IS lessen
~. 1 evidently due TO the prospects
: .,sns ard the hindrance OF build
Irr arrivals OF lime have had .
- stfect upoa the market, and the
ra prices is downward. The
ss.ssin b that values win settle down
rx9 barrel, the old standard price
-. - besvy, and several local firms
- - consignments on the way.
=. lsrlinr In the brick trade is better,
1870, are getting their material IN
-, satisfactory time, and brickmakers
:. ..shirr IN With their WORK and orders
- ~ end OF the talk about brick trusts
"a nnbiaassons comes the cad OF the
- p,,css which builders were paying
= ..,erisl. Matters in this respect have
.-sm.4 4 more substantial footing. The
s-r,sd for building hardware is stu ex-
-, And the amount OF business
sh.l line is surprisingly large. Lumber
- ID sufficient supply to meet all of
4, rsussements Of the market, but things
ne Ken long time in reaching this con-
1sgu. II required the combined product
xsur INSIDE and outside mills. and
- d the surplnr OF the Tacoma. Port
'snbae ana part Of Port Madison mills to
ms sboat the result. Few if any
A.sxps have occurred In all Of the different
z,es Of building material.
surHsxprsE AND PRODUCE EEcrIrTs.
During the last twenty-four hours the
rerhsndise and produce receipts at this
,ort we're a. follows. Puget Sound Shore
ned, 5o5 tons. Columbia & Puget Sound
nErosd, q tons, Seattle. Lake Shore Il
Eastern railway, Bis tons. BY water
1naatom and scowi. 80 tons; Fairhayen.
ms: fleetwood. stons; Angeles, IS tons,
n, y. Munroe. . tons; ". X. Merwin. ]
tsn; Idaho, 70 tons Total receipts. i.6iG
.cs
SHIPMENTS.
During the las. txenty-four hours goods
md merchandise were shipped from
sesttie 10 the surrounding country as fol-
pws; Puget souhd shore road, ! tons:
Columbia e Puget Soand railroad, ~
ms; Seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern
nassy. 10 tons. By water Michigan,
ms; hountaineer. 5 tons. Grace. 8 tons
ias. 1 tons: Fairhaycn, 10 tons; Fleet
vco4. sions; W. + hunroe. q tons; vii.
hneIte, $40 tons; Edith, I tons; Fleet
voca stons. Washington. 3 tons. Henry
Baby, Is tons. Total shipments, 2.5ss
nEs
NATURE ev EEcEiPrr.
sife<n cars lumber, IL cars Of brick. l.
b oysters. 30 tons stone. 3 cars same,
Ian shingles. car oil, 3 cars machinery
]: a, boilers. cars machinery, 2 cars
hzture. car -four. car groceries. I cal
wing 800 SKIS feed, I car milk, ~ pkts
Misare. p cases clothing and dry goods,
russ stationery, Is tons hay.
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TELEGEAPBIC MARKETS.
srx YORK / rock REVIEW.

NV York, Oct Again the moneY
fassson with weakness in trusts, were the
E'zi Influences which dictated the course
q he stock market. Before the opening
q sdness II Was known that 10000 more
~ had been ordered for export BY to-
nasps steamers. The stringency Of the
nsta created bearish feeling among
rsx's and with the bears they made
mens attack on trusts. They paid the
sai attention 10 cotton oil. and the ex-
nae decline in il reached per cent, but
ns sugar came along with q
ef Of per cent. Considerable
FNufe was brought To bear upon
sses stocks in the regular list, but only in
kaiscn vas there any impression made.
~ u Declined only !. though IL touched
~nssss price in the history Of the COM
Ny Stock ceased 10 come out toward
0niddis Of the afternoon. and the shorts
va aio cover, which cagsed smart
Darlington displayed marked
asnssh aud lei tue regular list. Money
- sssed OF toward the close. and from Il
cent II declined and closed 4. The
- vas quiet and firm, IN the stocks OF
ngrsar list within small fractions of
nights prices and trusts materially
80 'aaa their lowest figure. The most
srfed changes are declines OF a.. in
- - IN cotton oil, lin Manitoba.
Wernments duh and steady.
noiiAsSE ANp sxcraITrEs.
sts ioRk, Oct. money on call. 4Gie.
-. at Prime mercantile paper. 81.
~ a<rling exchange. quiet and weak
%ss'0as bills, S.s2l4, demand. sAs7.
soSRs.
ssFsgisteredl. IL: is (couponl. 1T; as
,sNas's:edl, io6s.; AS toouponsp 1854,
iSsAe G. lis.
STOCKS.
ass''ean Express, III, Canada Pacific,
asada Southern. "a. Central Pacific,
Burlington, Iu9Ss l.aekawsnna,
- nenser 4 Rio orande. lsss: Erie,
~ Aailkas & Texas, II. Lake Shore,
Louisville & Nashville. 7-s.: Mich
~ Sairal. 9ih; Missouri Pacific, gss.:
r'n Pacific. aIk: preferred. 1884,:
-. .sases'eFn, ll3's preferred, %. New
) eehtFai, lo7i.; Oregon Improvement,
n n TNs~s 49, AksElSE1iAtAk5SEt&4t
49, snae Mail, ri Reading 45ss Rock
= Wi'. -. Paul. -. Texas Pacific,
T.. Naioh Pacific 7ts. United States
r. - Fargo Express. la Western
sssa' ~. American Cotton on tass
aIsgN0 STOCKS.
a. i"kk, Oct e. Mining quotations:
blark Hiils, s. 50: Iaes.isood.
A.. As'eha' $50, could < Curry. ss.i5.
n. Nofefoss. SIS. HomestAke 8. -.
!. :. 'A'er S-s3; Iron silver. 81 10. Nm
ontario. sZa Occidental. 81 s.:
Es-ss-sa' 49,. Savage, Sl.N0; Small
San fAANCfssiQ REYlEw.
- hANeisgo. Oct WknAt- Demand
= - prices barely steady. al wants
4 ~ 49, whipping qualities can be filled ~
a,.-. Market lacks 1rmness and
a.. 10. tce'i, nominal at a. q IA.
Il 'a,'e Hot large, bat Il j. steady a.
vance which was established.
ssNieased receipts than from i'm
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SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Arrived-Str
Umatila, Victoria. Cieared--Str Coium-
hia, Portland. sailed-Robert Sudden,
Port Townsend.
foRr Discovery, Oct. 4--Arriyed-schr
Lake konde.
PoRr BlAKELEY, Oct. ARRIVED Es-
treila.
PoKr DISCOVERY. Oct 4-Arrived-Schr
American Girl.
PoKT townsend, Oct &.--Arrived-Mer-
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DACrFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from SEATTLE as saxIowx.
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend ard
sEfogsa. Al p. z. Passengers received GO
hoard 81 p NJ October 8, 10. Is. % Is o.
And every ave Gays thereafter.
FOR AssskA. AT 3 a z. u-rossr 70 aud -
FROM SAL FrAoeisco. fsy Victoria and Purcf
scun1 ysarss: At a. m. October .-,E L.
g. = and every ave days thereafter
Tickets NAV re obtained sr the Office Of the
company II TIE Russell"
GO0DAI-I- PERKINS & Co.
Geaerai Axeafs
No. 10 Make. street, san Francisco. Cal
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Returning. leaves xhascora ats q m Tres
aays, Thursdays and satsr!ays. On the Sstar-
DAY tip the Libby goes Through 20 Seattle Fare
from Port Townsend 10 seattle, 81 Until fur
tnrf nassee, passengers or freight from Seasss.
iof The Islands By the Lihtys Wednesday and
Friday trips viii he carried GA the Warrington
Steamboat sHd transportation Cos s,earne-
Edith 10 PORT Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
cay nights and traasferred direct 20 the Libby
On these days the W s. 4 T. CO. viii sssne tick.
cts axsd bill freight through 10 destination.
HERBERT y BEEGHEk, Manager.
J. a. HATflELD. Agent, seaft.e.
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WAsHfxGros. Oct 3.Tbe postmaster
general has appointed David r. Liebgart,
OF Indiana. superintendent OF the dead
letter office. postoflice department, at 81 500
per annum, vice George IL. Hall. Of Min
nesota resigned.
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scf saoarbka points ten trains daily each var
SUNDAY TKaISS
For South Berd, Sn.qaal.s go $40
rse. Gilman AID way >"
Fer ScohoEassa and way sSpm sSam
For Suburban points SIX trains each way
IAl or write for rocket tire card
&. W RUFF. Gsa- Pass Ar
Z. w. ID. H0LBRooH. Manager
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Cured by Cuticura

I ana cured of q iosihxome disease. eczema In
IT, worx. siege. / tried different doctors and
been through the hospital, but all 10 no pur
pose The disease covered my whole body from
The sop OF my head 10 The so.es Of my fEe% Ny
hair ali came eur. leaving me a complete raw
sore. After trying everything hsara OF your
CrrfCUEx kEsEDlEs, and after using tire" bot
tea % GtygsfNs RgsoiyEST, w.th tpffcVEA
and CUTtcg "a soar. / hn1 myself cared IT the
cast oi s. ] would not DC without the tVTiCrEA
REMEDIES IA nv house. a. find them useful IN
faanF csseS. aud think they arc tils cary sAih
ana bsea1 medicines.
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Twas sick IN the fx.I OF ISIS WITH hnrning
an6 ischssr - bad that ia three weeks WAS
covered with 6 rssh. aud could not sleep nigb@
az wors asys. some sloefess thoUghg il mlsht
Re salt rheula tecgssnas, and ssid they had
never seen anything ike u before. ] Fece!yed
no help from aHy of them or from any nisdi'
Elm tfat coalf ret hold OF Entii tried your
gtffCrss gHsEDfEs. After three weeks use
Wa able "a work. and kept ge;iS;1g better, untL
Lana now entirely cured. recommend them 20
al Suffering with Kin diseases.
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TEASD TRANSPORTATION co.-HgRBxgT
l. +. Ececher, manager

The steamer J. B. Libby. Herbert r Beecher
master. leaves seattle every sunday afternoon Z;
p "a for Port Townsend and the Eau Juan
islands. from Hatseld's wharf IHnyes p0-r
10 .Isss 40 az - IA every Monday. wednesday
asd Friday sor whxseon, calling a, .-niths
alend. aud Richardson's weather perrniusngl,
Argyle. Lopez FRIDAY HarSor, Marie ON Wa-,.
LAY so.ng north and Thursday going SOUTH
koche HsrhoS. orcss and East sound
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cTEAME. KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hanse.

Leaves At a IN Coz Ycsier. Jusal:a sua way
ports.
Iesve a, q n. snd 10 p. n. for sevcAstse
kad wsy ro-TA
Leave 70 n tos Ysslef, Jakntts and war
rssyts ii. G0DunEAn. Manager.
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HOOPS cANAL KouTE-srsANEs DELTA.

Port Gamble. sesAerk ard al points on Hcsses
cara Mil leave Mondays ard fTtasFs Al
oseg.aek "a N, fFx3za -chw aosea eT's fock. Fur
irsls ~ ~ pAszsse apply ca asssra os a. seaws-
~ TRorTMAS. Hss.cs
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BEE

TIE w.svasr Rse IL zew really To- Business.
Fzrssas wishing tee service 81 = soha&ns e-ssf
wsll Please sgriy % hosrs e. A. 7. sps u1'AHe
a. Etsaionss fsssf bore De Sec s1ii -
ss~t fvlss al sasa .zek. fsss 81 Cola n siA
A r. sfArLDINI.
Owner ard Azeat
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DAcirrC NAVIGATION Co.-wHATcoM
i ROUTE.
steamer state Of washington, Henry Bailey.
m gsfer, leaves Tacoma Sunday Tu s6ay and
Thursday for HhA,com. Sehome. fairhayen,
ssnish, Coupvtile. Auaco-te-. Utsalady and
seattle. Returning leave Mbatcom on follow
ing DAY.
schedule--Leave Tacoma p. m; leave Seattle
p. m srriYe whaieom A. IA. leave Whatsorn
r. m: leave seattle Z 20 . m, arrive Tacoma
% q. m.
ROCHE HARBOR ROUTE.
Steamer skagit Chief. George Barlow, master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday AZ a m.
Leaves seattle. hatfield wharf. every Monday
and THURSDAY at y. IA. for san Juan islands.
calling ~ Clinton. Ttsalsdy, sfsnwood, iaton-
ner. FRIDAY Harbor. Roche HarboT.
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer HenFy Bailey s r Denny. master.
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Tnarsdsys a;
] p. m.
Leaves Seaf,ie every Tuesday snd FRIDAY on
tide Tor StaDwcoA. Fis. Skagit City. Mount Yer
non. sterling and Intermediate points
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agents, Tacoma
j. A. HATFIELD.
Agent, Seattle
]. sEps1fCK.
General Manager Tacoma
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wu.rcox AND sEurAHNoo ROUTE.

STEAMER EliEs Anderson leaves seattle ~ 9 n
n, Mafstssys WEDNESDAYS aud Fridays: arrives
A. " nstcszs 3 a n. next day. Returning. leaves
" aieofn tuesdays and Thursdays nj s =. IA.
Sansssys7 a. H. Aentay rrip 20 -enaiahuaoo.
d. h JACKSON President
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SEATTLE roRr TOWNSEND ROUTE
[. s. mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day cseent saturday, ~ 10 ~ p m; arrives 81
PORT Townsend ~ n m. next dsy. Returning.
leaves Port Townsend q, q Ia, arrives AZ ST.
allie az s p II.
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Wy 8 ct co.-SrEAHEES WILL LEAVE
w Yexier's dock. Seattle. daily Tor Taeoma
NJ ID A. IN
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COLUMBIA d PUGET SOUND 4 r.
TINE TARLE.
TAXING EfTEcr SUNDAY. MARCH 81. $50.
Trains arrive at and leave Seattle rs fcilows
Leave. Arrive.
s,..:sos ,,nsIs.n scan. I@rm.
franklin and way STAT . 49, !. n ssp. n
10y 3oop ra- laiop. m.
"A HILL. Superintendent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- Limited
STEAMER PREMIER.
EoISD sorrH.
LEAVE. AHRIvE
Vancouver. Monday AID Townsend, THURSDAY
Thursday pm and Monday 9 30
Townsend. Monday and seattle. Friday and
Thursday III N Tuesday fam
Seattle. Tuesday aud Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ..........s IN Tuesday .......<- 10 "a
Bound NORTH.
LIAvR. ARRIVE
Seattle. az midnight Townsend ......-.s q "a,
Tuesday and Friday Whatcorn IS 70 a n
Townsend a m Roche Harbor-l II 20 p
Whatron - Soa IN Vancouver. ,......7 p "a
Roche Harbor pm
The company reserves the right To chsnge the
frlax fan f,fr tfl..srf
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have used shc CVrtcCas sxsfntEs success.
fst fsr F4s baby " DO afflicted with eszeE a.
and had such intense itching thSt be get 60 re
dsy or alght The Itching b gone, snd ray baby
is cured and Is now healthy. roe - hse ssd TOY
MARY kEiI.ERAANN. BSao4t. kan.
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DUGEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD -
TINE TABLE
TAKING EFFEcr SUNDAY. sUSR :. 1854
Lcaye Arrive.
Fxnrssx +&oam- lolop. N.
Southern and EasteTni
Exrress-. ....-..t "5 v. IN m
Seattle and Tacoma ,n,a
Freisht--..........-.t" M
All the above trains run daily.
southern and Eastern mail carries Pullman
sleepers
DEPOT and ticke. once between Second and
Third street. corner OF Weller.
Tickets on sale 90 al points in the United
States, Canada and Europe.
la. NADEAU, Manager.
z. ToSKfN. Ticket Agent
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TIE Blood furtasT STA pateSf sod utet oi
uauor Cures. internally. aud ICTICrEs. the
sFest ska Cure. ard CrFtctNA soar, an ex-
ou{site Sxtn Beautsaer. externally. instantly ~
neYu and speedily ALL permanently care TIE
rns-t sgngsissrsx itching barninv. eelng, say.
rrsissea and pigap9y diseases snd humoTs OF the
sxlu scalp and elccd with loss ct hair. from
psmpses 10 scro.ula-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-05

DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridaya
JOHN A. o'BRIES. Master.
F.W. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING Manager c. P. y. Co Ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-05

THE Rank OF
i sse1-e
PAID CP CAPITAL. goa.or.
RICHARD HciYoxE ..+,...... President
n u sFEScxe- .s.ss,... .ss.-s-.- .Caehier.
Trsrsac;s . general banking business.
Deals in foceisn and domestic exc hanSe. draw
frr direct on all principal Enrorean points
Collections made on all points in the United
States asad Canada
Telegrspaic transfers made to ali principal
points
Interest paid on Deposits
All business in.rusted 10 IL win receive the
pgorrtc<t attention
osiee, Brown building. southeast corner Sec.
ond and Cherry streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-10
FAvoR,TIsM IN APPOINTMENTS.


G6I eral Tracy 5 Private Secretary Receives
az Ood Thing-west Virginia Ignored.
sRetial Telegram TO the Register
2lAsHINGIoN, July 0. 9.-FavOritism is
running riot with this administration al
most every day. The brothers, sons, or
other near relations of high officials are ap-
pointed to fat places. Several chiefs ofbu-
reau have given their wives sinecures, and
to-day Secretary Tracy appointed lucra-
tive place much needed in it's own branch
to a favorite. H. w. Raymond is Tracy's
Private Secretary, and has been getting
81, 500 a year. Tracy wanted him TO get
more money, and to-day he promoted him
to the position OF DrRughtsman in the Bu-
reau of Engineering at 81, $50. Meanwhile
Raymond Is not draughtsman, but is to
continue as private Secretary. BY this act
Secretary Tracy cripples the Engineering
Bureau, for draughtsmen are badly need
ed. The work of preparing for new ships
is badly behind because of lack Of draughts-
men, and Tracy deliberately further Grip
pies it to put few hundred dollars in the
pockets Of favorite.
c. F. Scott, Of Psrkersburg, is here on
business.
Appointments are made daily, but West
Virginia gets none Even Editor Tucker 8
sure thing in the Treasury does not ma
teIializs Steve Elkins has the pull with
the President and nothing is done without
his command. Gof, Atkinson and others
may recommend and urge but they are
almost ignored.
West Virginia pensions were issued to-
day as follows: Original invalids, j. w.
Umstead, F. NJ. Evans. Reissue, VIM.
Frank. Original invalids, etc, H., moth
er of J. Mclaughlin; A. NJ, widow OF
VIM. l.. Fox.