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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

seen TIE denselY packed rcpss bsun<Hnz
sha 6sid 0f play, Iegsa Is bilzard tanae.
ard marked vita r. neal wfzits ys-d lines
ard straight g14i posts, who has be3r1 TIE
roar OF accfam2ta0n and xhs sharp eazk 81
tbs e0llexe ssr4h I raht rah s repeated
ae1in and zsain II s0nnding rythm. Who
has sesn Tie coaches. drags and gshiciaz q
svsrY description dscked out IN tie bins q
Ylle. ths crimson Of Harvard. or fne
orsnge and hack Of the rsen fr0zn Prince
ten Vii never forrst The scene 50 long -
he lives. As the two teams conae Oh % the
field the din fron 1900 throAts and -
many horns beecme eeafening. Amid
vast stiffness she game commences
Every good play Is applandsd %
tue echo. and when brilliant
run or kick i made the friends q the
players 70 wild with JOY. II . side scores
hats 20 up like mad. snen hug each other
IL the witness Of tAeir joy and old ere
niles find themselves shaking hands N
their sxuhersnee Of spirits. The old grsd-
usfss follow each play With the greatest n
serest The governor Of the state, the
mayer OF the city. man whose names are
famous IN the law. in financial circles and
LII every department Of Afe unbend and
take on rev life as they see the rising gen
Grafton do mimic battle with al the Ere
dash and pluck Of true yOung Americans.
Think Of the players themselves Trained
to nicety. with that elasticity and quick
ness born OF hard, unfiinching ted. they
are fne set Of fellows Their stained
jackets and dirty knicksrbocksrs give
them the air CT veterans They know
they mast DO or die. The eyes
Of their college mates are on them and
there Is no slack or indifference OF the
thousands Of the fair sex wh0 applaud
taeir spiay each hare = brother. cousin.
IN acquaintance or some other girls
brother whose interest she has well ~
heart, and their faces and figures lend AMI
Ration 10 the whOle picture.
TIE GAME ~ SEATTLE
The future may see an annual game with
Tacoma. seattle's old rival. and interest in
such match would surely never fzll NOW
that The start has once been made. the
management hope next fall 70 have prop
eriy uniformed team, well trained and
ready 70 play teams from Oregon and Cali-
fornia, charging regular admitsanee and
putting the thing On substantial footing.
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4 FkksexeE AND sgSTkAt-
! nfsasa II. +. Rescher i In Portland.
'hass J. G Asrvland. Of Portland. Is in
&nw.
Alsa Miller. ASSISTED by Mrs.. Burkcas.
= = a bore next "Wednesday exeasnx.
snseasi AndeEson. og Vancouver. has
- a Fsss T0wnsena Ais week On his
$50 tesr Of Inspection
ne ladies' Of -. Psal~ Guild vii hold a
- 49, bazsss 81 Eed Mems hAa during
- srss rsek In ll~cemh~r.
kf and MvA Lansway. az Seattle, have
- slaisang a. the hasae 81 Rev Jesse
sa1sw. q TIE Episcopal church. this week.
- CoaeFezstionxl society ef this csty
80 = shaak-oseFtne social ct the
- q Rev. Fsfrser Thanksgiving even.
MsAsfsaas aru out for shs laird ami
10y eAls Il sNsvmrae Lodge. x. ct r.. 10
Sssa neseasaer Z Al IaeAsneas opera.
- y 4. keans.ay len this city yesser>
q a.AfulAg taE 0aito. Eeaadas. Thence
sreeeed - tAs Eastern eisSss az the
AL eli S~saEn 10 this city ia
49, ksaf meath.
49, Sssss Tsylcs wtl rsueAesy eeaauet
ssssaes ~ Tr=nssse ehapei. Seasaie. os
80 sssa4sa "a neespksf. Rev.
$50 NJ eoaaaet ths lssssce Al 81.
- : snsfeA daEsne his akssneA
SaaAsan. = yeznx man. well
= fess Eewnsst4. shsypeA hesurs
-. 80 aaF honolslss ga shs BARI csvlan.
- $ 20 sssAse. Captain Rafas Caskean.
-. sssass vita tie determination Ok naas-
sas ssysiss.ss u navigation.
~3saes 7. sssesrt, q RlesmsAgsor. III.
~. aF 81 Tat Stair. Aas arrsved ia
- <ssassn& AL nsa uAAka his Aanse
-. ~ sssswgs hes snvssssA Aeavsly il
49,. - s.ssss4 rSAssy. he il also Aeaxy
- n tse state Haas q Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
rHs GAME n SEATTLE.
Seattle Surveyors on Poster Greek.
C-mvAe. Ntanna

It's claimed that q party Of surveyors
are running line down Foster creek in
tAe interest OF the Seattle & Lake shore
railroad. with the view Of tapping the
okanogan mines and the Bennett railroad,
and thence fad an outlet via the Wenat-
chez to the Sound. II this report proves
correct, In view OF the route the csntrsi
viii take to Ellensburg. ii viii settle the
question that 0ronio still holds the key,
and il destined 70 become the leading
wholesale center for the upper country.
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BEE.

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tezSsH w&s4sEw - sxrx4cw &c a pAss1g ssa&E
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a. ns&SsSES A2skz &nzMa 3&& Aew waA %
asaxG ss&Ess az teazaaz.ss erssk faslR q EolnzeA
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,Acrr1c xAgraAT1os co.-wHArcox

pAcIy1c SAyIsATIos co.-xHArcox
Steamer STATE o. wszhinxson. Henry Rzney.
sister, leaves Tacoma snn1nF. Tus E6ay and
Th4rH3xy Tor WbaEcorn sehoze. rairharon.
ksn lsh. Coupexille. Anaoorzas. Cts3lMay xnd
ee2ftlA Returning lease whnfsan 90 soiaos>
scnednle--Issre Tacoma p N: isaws seessls
p M. srTfve Whafooua a m. le&Ts NrhAte1u
8 3. N; lssse seattle 7 30 a ml. arrive TEeoma
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE
Steamer skagts Chief George Barlow, nsztse
Leaves Tacoma M0aday AMI TnursaAy sR 2 q n
Leaves seattle, Hnffeld's whAxf every MONDAY
ard ThEmdsy a. p n. Tor sen Juan islands
ealsinE ~ ciineen. TEselzdy, Slanwoo1. L2Coa-
ner. Friday HaTnor. Rocns Harhor.
EKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
/ ssezmer Henry Bailey. 8 r Donny. masssr.
Leaves Tac0rs Mondays and TEundsys st
p. m.
Leaves Seattle ersry Tuesday sad FRIDAY on
tide Tor stanwood. Fir. skaeis CRY. Meant Yer
nen. sferifng and tHternedia,e poEnfs.
TACOMA TRADING Co.
Agents. TkecnA.
J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent, seztfis
J. SEpGwfCK.
General Nanawer. Tseoma
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R0TxE
S1esrzsr tsxvrs SEATTLE fay whssfon ac9 g.
wMs f&natnEs daily ex1&p2 Saturdays 81 4 p
G&V.
k&saFnsng Ieaxes whAtrem eaisT exeepa ST.
nsaSv * - p n. Arrives 81 Se&sxl9 - p q.
TIE taE71w1rg 1&y
NosTex-S8eAEser teavxns se1Etze frt4aTs - II
p ~ N.s 80 70 nsMano sEa S@2aA2za0o Leaves
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sEATTrs-roar 1owxsxxD Eorrr.

g. q nzfi ssezzaer KessA ie&xes ssx<<h, srsrr
cay sxeePe essur1sy. a. - 10 y ~ arrives x
Fort IeNnssn1 - :. n nexf Gar kesnrziax.
iAHves Eerf 1uwnscna n s8sHA -. arrives at -
AKA a. , n
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERREkT
i y. Bsechez. msnAgRE

ne steamer J. D. Lfhcy. Herbert r Beecher
master, leaves Seattle every sunday afpsrnoon as
islands, frun Hnfae3d's whsrf. Lez'Fes Pors
Townsen6a as 8 .. "a. every Mandsy. wednesday
and Frzdsy Tor Whstc0-n. calling 81 Suttf
island, and Richardson's fweafhef peimitkingl,
Argyle. Lopez. Frid&s Harhof, Maple Ton Men
day going north and THURSDAY eaixaE scakh1s
Roche RAgscr. Orezs and Kaat sound
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CgEAMER KIRKLAND

Leaves Power H6asa
Leaves q a n. for Jusniia and wsy
rortS
Leaves at ga NJ <nd 4isp n Cor Newcastle
and way ports
Leaves 81 n n for Jn&uEsa ead war
ports =. IL LorGHEAD. Manager.
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IA fseszs-sAs Ara q tAe scasoa.
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49, CAkT s. GfALESFsKs &sztss-
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Atlantis Ge<eAm TFaEek-
80 rasza 1N1 ss2aSsRr ze4E<xaze1rs eaa ~
NaFshern fxrtne Exk@ e1ieeA - SecS&A stree
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sTKAMER&
FAsr TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
Seattle, Tacorns. oiy1apia- stellscoon and
MeSesias Island
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing TUESDAY. November II
Issys olympia. daily except Monday soo.m
Leave Tacoma. . Ill % m
Arrsye SEATTLE - Loo m
Leave ssstsle. daily except Mondsr...- 2eo m
leave fsro:ns. sDpm
LANDIktss-sesttie. Yssler's wharf; TscosaA
n. 2. K r. wharf: Olympia, Hcrr's wharf
Meals on board. ON = boat making road
FaFEo express and fast freight
III HATCH. Pnssdesk
YrSHR FAST AND coMMoDIoUs PASSENGER
u STEAMER MULTN0MAH.
forPosrxzos HoAD 81
Leaves the n P. whsxf daily Al q m for oly1n-
paa. KsmIlche and Gray's Harbor, returning 70
Tacoma 81 p. M connecting with boats tor
SEATTLE AND wHATCoA.
Arrissas Al seattle ai7pm
TINE TARLE
IN Tacoma roam Ar Olympia 0soAm
Ls Olympia 10 Is 10 Ar kAmlleae II - m
Nv Kamiiche II IS p n Ar Olympia 1s5pm
Lv Olympia 40 m Ar TRrofaa 36apm
Connecting with boats fer seattle.
THE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvEs
--1kzvKs FoR--
rfpaIsHy, coupeville, Anecortex, Fairh3Fen.
Bellsnaharn sehome, Whascom and way ports
Moadsy. Wednesday snd Friday u .. N
Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma wednes-
day, Friday and sunday - - N frsm Seattle
sfeAogse Co.'s Nharf.
BAKER, BACON q Co. Agents, seAtfie
u NJ WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
&. l. CoNGIIIs Agent. FaiFnaven.
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Klis NtseeFa s.ata BaF~.
Ra.Nsn3A KAi.eeE.<l4s.

Last TssfSsssy n2oTnaHE aso1t -, as
carts Oasaa vas oalinx the machinery taAa
saramS tie logs fFNus the river into she
SeAtoo Manufacturing tonaTany3s nails he
slipped and sesa insa tie gearing. lis zen
ssae was taru ofses exposans The ar<son cf
aAe heart and icngs. the felt arms wax also
baby usanxlaa ara Gre o. two hageTs
gsonna eE Mr. ossoa lsn~ered 2lcae. -
ing naa-sy unconscious al Ire tassles 8Esta
Wednesday msxhs Al IL oselock, whes Re
paSsed asay lie kAwes . wlss and 81
chskaren, = 30 Wi - eAr~d Ter hy relatives.
Mr. Olsen has weFkci 60 the eoznpaay
nany ye4rs Ia wisconsin and ha = re-
ported n bare always hsxn = fAikAfai ana
hara-wesksng naAn
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Returning. leaves whAtccm ate q. n. Tues
days Thursdays and Saylrfsys. On the estar
day trip the Libby goes through % seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 10 Sesztle, 81. Enfll fur
thar notice. passengers or trSighy from Seattle
Friday trips uili he carried on the Washington
steamboat and transportation Colh steamer
Edith 20 Port Townsend on Tuesday ard Thurs.
Cay nights and transferred direct % the Libby.
on these DAYS the w. & & T. Co. viii Issue tick
cts and bis freight through 20 destination
HERBERT T. BEECHER, Manager.
j. A HATFIELD, Agent. seattle
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DAcrFlc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rstxpatah steamers fE0na seattle - tollowr
FcF San Francssco, Via PoT1 To'Nusend aad
vfczoFs&. AZ p N fpessengefs feceIFes4 90
s<.xra AZ m m N4ss~Iah IA ~ ~ Mad -
aaa every Eve days thereafter
vor Aleskn. Nowesnnev ans - 81 ? q -.
From san Frsnsleco. fnr FtctaFsh ei1d kaRet
sr-sr,fs .srse- Afs n NNvxuhssr /, q. II. i.
Il y. neesmeer ! and every nFe cars shereT
Rfter
Tsckets nay - chained 6 the eEoe o< t1s
eornuany At OnNna neck, -EaFf 2.
GOODALI. PERKINS CO.
Eenessl Aeeasx
No 70 Market street. san Frxacasoa. Cal
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VIZ at c0-sTxAMxKs Wiz iR&vR
W rss4s<'s docks sssssae. daily zaF sszEasas
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- ssASSas Was1AnEson Ts<fizrex
rADur CAPITAL. aaaa
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General banking nakassz transars.a
sxhs ard taaasrspAae sxeAsnss. r.yasas u AZ
TIE FrtncsPai essiss o. ne Caas@a s1Esss ans
kAE1klN.
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL RANK
xIsszs slsek. "a. - sEcoxe s-axrr. N
xwKxs sANks Asp eAk&Ax
q O GNavxs ....s.-...A fressasnk
= FoHnEsz .-s...-.. Vice frsssaent
CAPITAL. sNnaA
Transactz genera eeakias business
huIfnlsa : c 8 q 80 a0AN AsD
San rRkSUseo. cAl
ArfHpsrExD cAFErAG---......-----..--ssA aeaan
ynn. II. wise pressasne
wm. Il. Raasa Vice FTssi sieat ana Cen. Msa
Mslis-tsrSo Cos Rank Treasures.
IN a. - 10y s..Ss--,s ssss srssss
CAslfornla Tssse las ard Tsass Co. Trnsfsa
Thss eomp.nx loans n0aax on erst morexsse
pssnespsi ana izsesr-s a esv sosSs sssa
menss, saf offers fae safest ard -ass 5nAyfHg In
vekssnent foT menihly sswsass q any lnssitnrten
tory - Eooa &zeBtk
scarce a Hart 0enersi AsenzN
f Rn = y assns S~S cSnssS s.re 60
yxvAsHrxerox SAVINGS RAwK-rNccR.
w posase4 undsE ths serTlfcEtsl l&Sk
CAPITAL s0.0n
eFxscxAs.
Wv. Dearborn President
3 :: DssFeoTn Vice Pssssdsat
y. w. HtxgiD<-- .sC&&htef
AsrxxRkz aAxK1Na srszxEss xasxskcrxn
prafsx drawn 81 Al part< of TIE world IN
terast Paid ca savings and tine desasAks
houEs-ie . z. = 2 M. sna Saturday even
Deposits may be nsss IN perzsa o. b. rexas-
tered letter. inaaeF ORDER express. and ees0zas
books win be returned - reeHesissE
Aonsx losued o. Eeel esi1se q ssszonshle Fasse
TUX Rank or coxMERcE-uScoRPoR-
PAID Up CAPITAL sioaon
RfrHARD H0LyuKK- .....s-..-. RTasiteuk
n y sfESexs .-.---.--.-..-... cAsAseE
TrAnsaess general banking hussns~z
Deals In foreign end domestic exenMuxes draw
Ing eirpet On 81 principal Earopesn poEnfk
C0llectons faeie On al points IN rho United
TslssrassAic transfers mada to AL pzaneipsl
inseres. raid On deposits
Al hussssss snsrustea 70 n win reesivs sAs
oiEles. Brown hnlsaing. scuthessa cnFncr Sec
end and Cherry stfress
cEATTrK TIlLR INSURANCE. AND xRusr
Sconpang
CAPITAL. sssan
orFrcn WIFE M0naR LAND CO.. sxArnK
T.snes policies Of Insurance. upon real csssss
tides. ruarnnseeinv absolute prosanfipn nrafnzf
49, A. pensaf. az Affective ftf2ea
IL saxuraaa Al its eva expense flaa aefenne 81
ss ~ s,nse. sznogaee. sursesy. coss s1
1880 nsaa.assssa ef,rh ffffxns1anA
q. Fl. nINp0kD. President aud Counsel
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~ rsKFr. Nerressrv
MERCHANTS sAIaoNAh AAAA
Dessgnkted deposltory sad hnanslal
a7ift4 rff n
rkTrED STATES eogkAAMkE
- - $3.50. ~~nA.n-..
Macs sslsgrzphfe tEanAfsFk and issues lztssn
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once. krosn 6aal.aans. sanihsss oornes
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nk1TEk hokkOs ~ 1AsAGho
Incorporated Isl.
eArrzAr- ssnana vsnErEpEo rnoyrrA &ane
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Vice Press6enf- 4, Denny
Manager s.ssss .-ssSs-3. ~ kAvyA
Csshtef...-....ss.s.- = r bri&E&
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THE Rank Or coMMERcE-SlScoRroR.
Il afsd1
PAID ur CAPITAL noaon
RicEARp HoIYoKx PEasleeut
X. r. eFExexE ..-.............C Cashier

Transaess general banking hussns~z
Deals In foreign end domestic exenmuxe. draw
ing eirpet On FL principal EaroF9an polniA
C0lEectluns raAte CD al points In rho GATED
States asse Canada
Tslssrapnic transfers mada to al pssneipsl
pcinfk
Interest raid On depnsstA
All huxsaee& knsrusted 70 Il win receive tie
prcmp1nst Attention.
end ard Cherry ssreesA
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800, osnsss e tns ss..R u Firss s'''esk
A d CHARLTON.
As.r Gen. PISA A.. 80 "a Firss sssess e0rs<r
W. n SPENCER
r. 1Aes ST. Assns z : :. z Z csgss
Hsrthern Pacific Company Aa Graham a nanI-
tons. Bosson block
CANADIAN PACIFIC RA.ILwAY-TEETRsE
TRAsscoSTrtKSTAL RoUTk
--EKswxEx-
THE PACIFIC AID THE ATIASr1a
Tts passenger eeutkanenf "a ne nnsst a sAs
world. consisziag Of luraricus sleeping cars
tors2he and clean colsiiss cars. with Tres sleep
tng heRfhs for hn31ezs 0g secnn1csaas tiekesA
an tss moss mosssa go S. g Gay eoeshsx -.
quality q food in unlimited quanElfy. 81 reason
able rasek
he variety and grandeur Of scenery aionx
Ca line l. nneqalled aud in the detAtlspof track
adj % the safety and sromiaFs Of is pssrons Al
in al, Il gives toe best end most servteahas ne
q uavsI uhsseeE e bnsiasss q pleasure. b.
81 Yacitc cosSt points and Winnipeg. Mime
spells. - Paul. Chicaiso, 81 Louis. OssawA, To-
ronto. Montreal BoEton. ksw YORK and all East
ern citie&
rhrOnsh tickets are s,sasd 2 IN prtncspal
g. lowest rsfsA
For detailed insormatsoa apply 10 ne fa:low-
ing ssss aoc g IS s0nsaas'
= No Mashingson street. Portland. o.
Hw McGfSNKsS seastse. VT
Re ELLIS Tacoma VI. &.
nK Ba0WS Asst cen Tresght ana Passsnr
Fer A4Enk. Aanf1cn Yer, h Z
CosTesponeence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Gu. Fosseiace
C,oLUMBiA : rUeET SOUND + r.
TINE TABLE.
rAxrxs KrvEcr sgxDAT. ocEosxR G. fssa
Trains srrive ct ard leave seattle o. iollswx
ss s..s'.s. and vrl s@rA ssAm
fs s'Sss and way ''' aopn iO"a n
Coal trains wien coach attached hare no rezu-
lar running tima, viii carry passengers
"a HILL superintsnasnf
c,FATTrK LAKE RHoRE 4 KAsrERS RAIL
Swsy
Tine Of Arrival ana departure e trzfnz
fTuns seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
ror sousA Bend. sneqna1-E eu. So
rrie Ard way points - ssssm sbpm
For Gilman and vas poiats- sBan zMpm
For s.,: ssohomiaA ane way sS 49, 49,, nsn
For susmrpmn palnss ten trains dasiy each way.
SUNDAY TRAISx
FOR south Bend. spequsa-)
mis-. Gilmsn and wsys sSan 7bpm
r.I ss.SoHisA and wgl 4spn sssn
Yer SUBURBAN points sin trains sash wET.
XIV RUFF. Gsn- Pass Al
no sSS FRANCISCO. Galley WAY OF
souTHKRs rAcuIc cos LINZ
rHs noUs1 SHASTA s0rrE
ou,eksr IN sn,s tAsn sny oshsr souss
hetareea
BATTLE AsD AN FRANCISCO
sHasD SCENIC aorrE o. rxz rAaysS coAsE
Pullman sanss aaecpers
ra.r4,s asspsnx cars. cor accommodation q
As@s' 1900. cls1s a,asasngeFs. attached -
exereat ukln&
Tcr sssksss and sthsx information eAii a.
A.CHrrzERel, Ticket Ar ssssfaA W.E
q KoEHLAK. ManAgsr.
EP. hOGkks Ash tseners1 kreAEnt ana
BANKS.
DuGKT SOUND NATIONAL ANK, or s.
Il alta
pnv and seE fnFeATn and doznexzir sxrn&nra
trarkfer mnnsF " ttsexrsph % aax pars 81
the rnfssd atssez and kpFope. taosfEs
depoxzfs Of innneT kn1 issue pem
bc0k& or cert neafes k1eFcxor
CORRESPONDENCE
fanscn. n Esshsshi51 Eona
PAS d RsfaHellssd FF0FpE
Frnnzsuxs Al ~, l. Yea SseEe1r 4 Ca
New Ynrs axeeey 81 Bank 81 California
CAtraeo Cognnefc1al EaSssn41 Bank
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THETRsK
zRAsscoSTnsKsrAL ROUTE
--KKswxEx-
THE PACIFIC AID TIE ATr-ASrna

Tts passenger eeufpzenf II ne nnes, A sAs
world. conkfgxing Of luxaricus sleeping cars.
hsTin9 drawing. smoking aud hath mems: kom-
tost2hie aud clean coisniss cars With free sleep-
fng heRrhs for h039ezs ol second =ciazs tieketA
AMI the most moseTn scxls at day coachex
TIA diaing csrs and hotels provide the best
qusliFy q food in unlimited quantity. 81 reason
able rasaM
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w pofase4 undsF the territorial lAxk
CAPITAL. s2.00
h ~ DeeFSoTn .ss....-F Vice PFest1Enk
y. W. Higgsps-- sCsshlef.

Drafsz drawn % al parts of TIE wuFl1 IN
teFast Paid ca savings and TINE degaslez
Hcur-1e a. y. - p IA. sna Saturday even
tnKs from 20 clock.
Deposits naF be made "a persea OF ~ regis
tered letter inaaef ORDER OF express. and aep0zzs
b9eks viii be returned ~ recue<fes.
MSuev losued GA Feas estate n2 reasonable FAtr2
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fssneN policies Of insurance upon real ossasi
tiaaes ruarmnseefrg assofnse pr0tent&on nRafnz
loss 81 reason 81 detective titles.
Il assumes AE lie own expense tlae deEenHe D
ali legal pFneeatlnxs instituted IN the interest o
frcsn al t~1utae. eunoYaneE. auxtesy, e0s8 az
exnaaxm attending Earh fttkkM&i1nA
c H uANFOkp preslfent aud Couugei
ExSk0N. WATSON c. SQUIRE. fles fF6h
HF BAKEk. SECRETARY,
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pEGuLAR OPPOSITION LINE
san FRANCISCO 10 PUGET SOUND.
One 81 the soliowtng Steamships:
HAYTsxs REPuBIIc.
SIGNAL.
WILMINGTON.
wln sail aaous eveTY ten days carrying freight
and passengers At rsduced rates
Calling ct Port Townsend. Seattle and Tacoma
For freighs o. passage apply 70
IA HATFILD. Agent. Hataelds wharf. ssStsas
=. BARNARD Co. Agents, 600 Battery street.
san Franclsco. Cal
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CANADIAN PACIFIC sAvIGATIoS co.
" uxmsted1
STEAMER PREMIER
Bound SOUTH.
Exkyx Anuva.
yancoaver. Moueay ard Townsend. THURSDAY
Thnrssaay Jpn and N0nday- 3 % =
Townsend. M0ntay and seAfte, ffstisy Aad
Thursday III p n Tuesday u g
Seattle. Tuesday ard TeconiA krsaAg &n1
Fri4sy s q Tuesday -. IL q u
Seattle. &c midnight Townsend ..-.- --s -
TUESDAY and Friday whAtcom = Mar .
Townsend -.s4-s 4 q "a Roche haro1T~l1 y p -
Wh3scoza - &c - Vancouver. .-+.-,s p n
RocAe nArbor Pa
The company reserves the right 30 chanke tns
tine table Ct places az cal without flofiee.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and FradayA
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sKATTLk
Tuesdays and FriG&yk
JOHN A. 0FBRTEx, Msstsr
Fw PARKER. Agsnt
J0Hs TRVIS6. ksnsxsF c. P. y. Co. ID.
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