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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05
TOO MUCH GAS FOR HIM.
Fred Raw Badly Burned BY Natural GINS
Explosion.

Explosion.
Fred Raw, an employe in Reynolds fac
tory on Smallman street, was seriously
burned yesterday afternoon. Raw went to
turn on the natural gas in the furnace.
When he applied the light quantity of gas
which had accumulated exploded. he was
badly burned about the face and body, and
was removed to the West Penn Hospital.
His condition is serious. He is ~ years of
age, and lives in the Sixteenth ward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05
THE RIVER RISING.
A Number of Coal Boats Sent Out Yesterday
and Inst Night.

The river rose very rapidly yesterday, and
at noon showed over nine feet of water in the
harbor. The coal men were very busy yester-
day afternoon. w. n. Brown Sons sent
down three large tows, O'Neill & Co., John
A. Wood & Son, and Joseph Walton & Co.
two each. So sudden rise has seldom been
known in the river history. The steamer
Time left Cincinnati Sunday evening with
q empty boats, and will arrive here about
Saturday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05
SCALDED IN THE BATH.

A six.Months. Old Child of Attorney J. B.
Duff Badly Burned.
Yesterday afternoon the little 6-months-
old son of J. B. Duff, Esq, who resides on
Barkheimer street, Southside, was painfully
scalded. A small bath tub filled with hot
water, in which the child was about to be
bathed, was sitting on footstool. The lit
tie fellow in some way managed to get hold
of the tub, upsetting it and spilling the con-
tents all over himself. The child was very
badly scalded about the face and body.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

The Randall Club will have q special
wire run into their clubhouse on Sixth ave-
nue. to-day to receive election returns this
evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05
Iadi.., suina Ribbed Z

Just received. All sizes in white and
natural.
HORNE & WARD. Al Fifth sYenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

CABINET photos, 81 per doz. Lies Pop
ular Gallery. 10 and II Sixth st. rrsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

WHAT is the best thirst quencher?
F. & VS. Pilsner beer. All dealers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

N -. .~..rl.,e oooa 49,, - ..--s.-.r,,
.- !, !. -, -.s - - :, I : =
1.rTg 80. - W., -
rtsIian Cloth. s2 To sIs =.
MORINE-Ths old fashioned. svsr.w..r-
ing s.
sATINE-Choiee coloFinga. q 20.
ALPACAs-And tne good Old LustsrinsS.
=. y1ooT ~ soT II -. ..,.-.
GERMAN CoTTON-Good 4 - 3. y go, = x.
and 81
sEERsUCKER-Good. clear patterns, out
season prices. sl-in-season price. 81 80
vs:: vs:. .;is .s..:. !: N n: s:. ... :sssa :.
,.. 1as o.aa X. nssa s.. = I'Sg Su.Ss:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

SAVE MoNEY-Buy blankets, comforts
etc., at Busy Bee Hive, Sixth and Liberty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

FOR disordered liver try Beecham's Pills
PEARS Soap the purest and best ever made
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05
MISS WOLFE SUSTAINED.
There Is No High School Class Mt the Spring.
field This Year,

field This Year.
Miss Wolfe, the teacher in the Springfield
school, has been sustained by the directors.
They have made a thorough investigation
and found that there is no material in the
school this year for high school class.
The residents of the ward are principally
working people. When their children
reach the age OF IA or 10 years they are, as
a rule, withdrawn from school and COM
pelled to work.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-05

Ten Show Rooms filed with the latest pro-
ductions OF the Furniture and Upholstery
Art from the, recognized manufacturing CEN
ters Of the world.
Novelties Of London production.
Novelties of Paris production.
Novelties Of Vienna production.
Our own importation.
Novelties Of American production. including
those Of our own manufacture
call and examine our stock and prices The
central location Of our establishment (adj DIN
ing Eden Mussel makes it easy Of access from
ali parts Of the citY. Be22l06-rTsu
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BIBER & EASToN.

sos and so7 MARKET STREET
no2TTssu
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About Linings, Skirts, Cloak Room Hsus.
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TrrToRAPuIc maRKETs.
XIV YORK srocK REVIEW.

Nsw NoRK. Oct. Stocks presented
q stronger front today, ard stocks OF the
regular list once nsore became the leaders.
While trusts were comparatively quiet ard
occupied a much less conspicuous position
than soT the past two weeks. The change
fur lie better in the monetary situation
gas the most important factor IL this
movement. The strength % trusts WaS a
fe2iure 81 early trading, and later there
vas heavy drive 81 Srangers, which for
. ;iu1e gave tie bears complete control
of she Slarset After this was ever.
hoNeeer. TIE market underwent \ MAJ ke3
rhangs for the tette-. and sharp rallies
were IN order al over ths list. The Up
ward movement Continued throughout The
afternoon. aud tie close Was quiet and
strong 81 er rear the highest prices Of the
GAY First changes are soGse what irgegu-
lar. bs.t advances are ia the majority aaa
uh2e Canada PRsiGc aad san Francisco
preferred .oss Ia Manitoba rose 5. Cotton
0g s'.. Sugar -. Tennessee co&i "a.
Northern Pacific preferred 81, Big Fo0s
iss ard Missouri Pae.ac psr cert
Governments a0I and steady.
&X<aANaH Asp sNcc EgTggs
~rU aE Get Money on call easier
ssssea olissed st :. Er.n-s uerozntile psVcr.
at.s-t sterling eEes-suse, gE8et AID
heavy. s41ty-1Ay 04is. St.s- demanA
SG..
NrNas
Sc rtve3ste7ei1. - Is fcoapon~} ~
ssss fFggtsgerV11s lesA. SIS ica4pors) "a
cs6e 81. lt>
EfaEAs.
Araer8esn Express, 1T; Canadian Pa
esEe sat.. CAnAas Southern. Ss's Central
Pacific. sl'.. Barisag.ou. Is l.aekA-
wanna. tss's renveF i 2io 0raads. !ss.
IRE. -. kzasss & Te1as Ia; Late
SHIRE 1913 ioaisvals & Nashville. -
NsfeA.rxa Central @asa Missoafi rscisc.
Ga7thesn Pacific. So; preferred
-stk. Northwestern. IT'S. rrefeyres. -
New York Central less> Oregon improvs-
meet 5z Navigation iassz Irsnseoatinsas-
Il 1. pS &c MAJ, a-s Reading &35s
Rock Is.and. iofrs -. Pal. H.; Texas
Fseiec. .aN MON Pacific. sss.. aassv.
states Esprsss 80 tsrTo Express, 10,
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20 increase ~ winter approaches. pursnv
sne LAST week hsassaes~ wzs very good a-,a
tne so4nfsse OF trade for thar fssna xiss ss,.-
Pare veFy ssyorafiy With aay week a. fts
past ssx months sssipgdn~ has ssss grown
naore srtsvs in the Last week. and = shart
s.fzss VII see i as lively - il has ever hees,
he output OF the mines I'd accent 70 Seattle
vas up 20 The EsaAs standard. The Goa,
runs sho1s the same. Prices are an
changed. and tie market retains ia old
time stea3iness.
"sssaia the last sever DAYS ske so,so-i-r
vessels cozi-sase-l. departed from seattle
ssichlgzE, % toEx: Idaho. rs tons. and
willamette. go tons.
Following vessels ara IN port 20 load coal :
Ienrlar, Henry Back, Cyrus Wakefield.
Seminole and ~. Marx.
sEEns, x1LIsrrFTs sxr HAT.
Win the exception Of the slight changes
IN prices 70 BE fo1nd in the price lists. tie
situation IN tae feeds ana n4zl.s.Safx market
Is exactly the same r. il Eas last week. X
may he added. however. thas as the wfnss-
se%scE aFaEs near and grass grows scarce.
tbs cal for nsgsh Increases
Oats are little higher. being now quota
be ~ 81 per soa- There + nothing doing
~ the nl2rksi- stocks are very Light and
the raarkes i unsteady The only move
iaerst Of Ilose daring the week Mas the ship
nssff o. is0 ions 10 saa Francisco.
The situation IN he hay market II un-
changed There i no PUGET sos1nd hav in
the market. The California srficse being al
that il handed. This i quot abe AZ sl7ss i
per ion, and az retail AZ scRsl PER cat.
Offerings oil Pact sound haT are still
scarce. farmers seeming - Be siia inclined
10 hold their stocks.
sEfFwZxTs
During the last txeaty-four hours goods
and merchandise were shspysea frog,
Seattle 70 tte surrounding cooutrv as fol-
lows: Puget s0gnd Shore road 81 tons:
Cslgna6sa e. PHres sound railroad. II
tons: Seattle lake shore & Easteru
rEiiway, 81 tons. BY water f7eefwooss
tons; Iabei 3 tons; W r. N.-win. =
tons; Eliza Anderson, 20 tens; Michigan. {
tons sIouuta!ncsr. tons: Henry Bailey ia
tons; Michigan. 3si toas Idaho, 30 tons
Iot4a shipments. ] az tons.
aTHcHssTzss AID Faonrcx RrcKIrrs.
During TIE last tveaiy-fonr hours the
merchandise ard pT0onee receipts at this
port were IS soilozs. Pure. sound Shore
road. 30 tsFas, Columbia 4 Puget Sound
railroad. II tons Seattle. Lake Shore &
Easssra railway. - tons. By water
DansaaFtonshise. 90 tons: Fleetwood, !
ton, Washington, tons. Fzirhayen. s
tons. Grace. ! tons; lola, tons. Premier
- tots. Total receipts, i.512 tons.
sATCRg oF REgKgPTs
Eight cases porter. IL bids hides. car
paper, - cars brick. l car enigrants' NOV
sbses, car bolts. car lard car -four, ~
nlts rice. ls1 bids oatmeal. 81 sewing ma.
chimes, ; GO bbis ceraenf 30 bhis lime. IL
heaters. - cars lumber. cars wood, car
atset fAalts
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lzsx -
MINING srccxa
NEW YoRx- Oct s-CEesonia sE.ack
nasdsl ~ Eureka, $40. Haze 4 Norwrnss.
KS: Hcnest.ke. SIS. Irca ss.ver, 81 3:
AstaA u %; psymo1sh. - 50. Tnioa Goa
solsdzsed. 81
SAY rEaxcEsco REVIEW
ssS FRsscfscn. Oct s.-whrat-Con.
sadesasse activity prevails; good tone;
market qaotaale. siss@I $50.
harfsy-So change for tue better. No. 1
feed. ssssss7uc-
o@is-sosne~hat better demand: sales
noersis some talk Of shipping orders In the
market has csnsea 3 slight advance N
value; choice feed. sig3eei sss.: So. I.
VII hssf y. icwe- g-z1ss. s,GxsLIs.
H0Ps-So 1emand.
Fos2to@s-A a-setciesnin= up vel: Es-ly
kose. ss'sysrs Peerless. tsssssc. Rurssaks.
esesrsl
Basisr-Easy: fancy. sogsasse; good to
choice, .-sssz71sc-
EggS--steA.iy; California ranch. ssg
3 &c; store Aoss. eg5sc.
No charters reported
sEw YORK sxEcaaxnTsE xA1xxr.
sEw YoEx. Oct s.-Hops- Weak ard
quiet.
toifee-opsioEs operes frra. EEs2 u points
np, eicssng steady, Sc Is points mp. sales,
$3.50 bags. oetoaer. SIS easaG -: Novern-
h~r. sl5-l5ss 5.25: December. January, and
March, siai5aia2s. SPOT BIO, arm; fair
carroes. tac
sagas-Raw. duh ard nominal. fair re-
hning, sszcs centrifugal 81 test. &c; refined.
&c lower ard active q, 81 e1fse; extra C.
e1sesesse: white extra c. 81 @sss@c; yellow
Z. 5HS@11sc; mould 4, 7lsgTssc: confsc-
t'oners, T14c. crushed. 7sse; cEbes. 7s.c.
LsAd-Qaset and unchanged: domestic,
$3.50
fiR-Bnl and irregular. Straits. sam
Petroleum opened steady at a.ssc. but
after the first salss became weak and de-
esinesi 10 sc. A sharp recovery then set
in, on which The market closed firm Al = Tsc
stock exchange opened asSsc, highest sssz.c.
lowest s-c. closing assSe Consolidated
exchange opened 9ac. highest 9gSsc, low
est ss54e. closing 9s77se. sales. 100 bar
refs.
Ear sllve-. &c.
CHICAGO rgooUcE MARKET.
CaIcAGo, Oct. s-wheat-Ciosed steady:
October, sltsc; December, SIZE; May.
ssssc.
Co-n--Easy; October Sossc: May, Sc.
oats-Duil ana steady; October, ls.c;
May, &c
Bariey--eciober. SIC
Porx-Easy; October. $40; January.
SAT-
Lard-steaey; October. $50; January,
saes3z.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK gAEgEr.
CaEcAao. Oct. s.-Caitla-R Receipts, ii .oo0;
steady and loc higher for good grades;
choice to extra hseves, si.6oG4 -; steers,
s3.15t9s 80; stockers ard feeders. sl.75
ass: Texas cattle. si.356s2.s1 Western
rangers. si.So63so.
Hogs-Heceipts, 1900: strong and SC
higher; mixed. S3.259 i.45; heavy, ss.sog
80; light. S39safIso
Sheep Receipts. io.op1; shipments.
5000: weak; common grades Zoe lower;
natives, s. 100 so; Western, s3.80sl. LOO;
Texans. sSefi.
The brerers Journals special eablegram
from London quotes a very heavy supply
Of caFte of all kinds. Prices are ID lower
per pound than one week ago, medium 10
bcs, American heeyes selling At Q cents per
pound, estimated lead weight.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN sARKEr.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. s.-Whcas- Firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately:
California No. /, IS sdet7s I'd per GENITAL.
Corn-Essy; new mixed Western, IL Id
per GENITAL.
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Seattle Meat Market.

Slanghterers prices for whole carcasses
are here quoted. together with prices after
being dressed.
BEEF-on foot. per p, s's@5c; dressed.
-.
MUTToN-On foot, Ter =. Ss93i.c
lamb, 2eai &C per b dressed mutton. 81 *.
YEAi1-SfnAll, on foot. Per y f6tJc
dressed. T@ec.
STOCK HoGS--On foot. Per y. 5s8ec
fat hogs on foot. per r., So &C; small hogs,
aa7tc ner y dressed To-.
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pAcrFlc NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoM

DACfFIc NAVIGATION co.-wHATCoa
L ROUTE
steamer state OF Washington. Henry Bailey
n Hstgr. leaves Tacoma SUNDAY. Iu saNv and
Thursday for Nhatcon. sehone. Fairhavca.
samish. CoupTille. Auacories, Ctsalady ana
seattle Returning leaTe Hhateom on follow
iag dky.
ncnedule-Leave Tacoma 5 p. m: leave Seattle
p m: srfiye natoom a. IN. leave What ON
=, leave seattle 50 n. m; arrive Tacoma
go a. IA.
ROCHE HARRoR ROUTE.
Steamer skagit Chief. George Barlow. mastc-.
Lesves Tsc0ma Monday aud Thursday At . ~.
LSaycs seattle. HataeG' wharf every Monday
Eni THURSDAY a. ] p. ~. for san Jnsn islsn4s,
calling ~ Gliatnu. IsSaissfv. s.affz7co3 istsoH-
ngF, Friday Hsrh-1s. Rache HsFoor.
sKAGIT RIvEa ROUTE.
Steamer Henry Bailey. 8 T. Denny. master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays at
| ?. m
Leaves Sfstsie every Tuesisy snd Friday ogs
tide fpF Sfanwoosi. Fir. Skarit City. honal Yer.
non, Sterling and intefTnseiate poEats.
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents. Tacoms.
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, seattle.
J. sEpsWfCE
Gsaerei Manager, Tacoms.
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Gireumsiantisi Evidence.
New York World.

Anxious mother-My dear, I'm afraid
George is getting into bad company. He is
out very late every night.
Observing father-0h, he's all right He
goes 10 see some girl or ether Shouldn't
wonder ii he'd announce an engagement
soon.
= He hasn't said n word about any young
lady
NO; but he's keeping company with
one all the same. His right wrist is full OF
pin scratches"
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sYATrfg wlIArcow EorrE

steamer wRshiHgGop Sssyss fessGls al =. -
suuaays. Tuesdays sE4 ThugslgYs arrives a.
Whaseens ~ 2 a. n nexf asy. E-sfgsrEiue. leaves
whatcnas a. 2. ~. aoaGsYs, Welaeessyx eas
FRIDAYS. s-Tsyes II SEATTLE ssS a. n next ssy.
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.

4. & mai steamer Estth leaves Seattle every
day. exesqt saturday. r. 10 ~ tn. arrives ~
Port Townsend e. s >. u aeKt 3sy. EeSusg.ug
lsAgss Post Townsend 81 : =. m, arrives al ~
aide 81 f. II.
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efessaer Eliza AusfFgsoa .esges -e&ftsE 81 q "a
r. Mfgn lars, Hn4suesfsfs sd Fridays. arrives
:, wneseaus & - text saF. EetEFHisE iesves
IS as,eesa Tmessayt saS EhuFstsFs 81 s e. "a,
s.gsls!asx A. u. asNnAzr ffla - -ea2laar. 7s
70 krEsfsss I.ess.tl.rre
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CTEA2Eg KIRKLAND
~
Leaves Poser Hsass

rssges at g. n fos Yeslsr Sasaits aaa VS.
TQzN
I.ss~e a. = y sn6 50 ?. z Tor EewesFt.e
anc WsT F4sFs
Leave a. 3. "a. fov Issse- tHaalta sad ~aY
ssaf7s s.. Ls1t 0HEAU. &snhEer
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Pest Eansbse. sa9hsfk So als gn.afs - Hsssi .
Cars W5tt eAse a5rts9s a1s Nn6ss e. 2
ss-4sses Il Nz gfrM -ca z,aaahegS efyR- 80
s.,..s.s; - Fsssssss seEy CT board O. a. seAsa
H. TRofTMAS 3sesssr
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szAlIA-s HEATEGA AND sENIAAM0O
ROUTE
ssRz1sN- sssy~s Sesstte fer whsseczr aaf az
way aA1asass &24sy ~zesss S1s1-sAys Il x =.
Gas.
s$sRrnssg seAv1s N1ssec1 daily exeers Sss.-
rF4xg - So p x Azs4ves AZ seattle al ?. Z.
s1e fa3sn~srr sszv
AssE1k &--S29%Eser arsv5ag Seattle F-tSta~s ~ II
p n va ga 10 bsssae ard Sexz 5aar1ca. xe.vrs
ssAsne fag W aasenEa ~ a1caS 2 n. SATURDAYS
~ esSy ersce u toe essy ss4linS Jiskess "a
a. posnss Last ard soath yss rae gsnssEsn "a.
cite. Northern gAess.e ard Cnics psesfsr
O. r. &N. Co Dock
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titles COMMERCE
81 ofthe Markets for the
Past Week.
DEMAND Foa COAL.
or.r;nx FrseIy-Imprcve-
crocery Trzde-Feet's and
-s.-poussry and Game.
sg.-rrx. Oct. 4.

SEATTLE. Oct. T.
=. seattle clearing house to-
.ssS- -sa8.
y h,,ps for the east, | car of
r~rasse ard car shingles for
-. over .s todsy's freight over
ssoand shore road.
- ra,e. landed 80 barrels OF
sss<,a's wharf this evening.
- 81 affairs in the hop market
There is absolutely no inquiry,
rs down TO a rate that viii
- xere sen; East during the
80. busk o. the crop remains IL
: lie ra.sers and Is likely to
= Tbe majority ri hop rziseTs
s.ss;rr their crops and this VIII
--ays the most sensible thing 20
.,sx- the circumstances. There
- + The prospect npon which any
: s<s.er Zines IN the sEnusealAte sg-
.ss.aner Teaser leaves for Quilia-
- 70 bring up The hops raised
|. nothing new With seeds this
,-ses are unchanged and the de-
~es ,aoaG the same
sslrcs cAsyIws.
,uu esnnsriss are workirg aloag as
FeatY Of Ash ere oftaiaAals
q s.rssg the recent storm. fish has
-r.~.za,sf scarce. The only shipping
80. 6. The week was Tie Shipment
4 ,sas 70 Portland. 4 feg snasl con-
e - ts:ssg made ST the n aFkeE price,
. =. q the local eanneries = preparing
..,,.,-u eos ignmeuL The prospects OF
IS ,,ek sor The season are good. tr
&c wi.h the trade there Is nothing
- The Astoria Pseaser i IN receipt
. tcr giving NJ estimate Of the salmon
4 gsrink ard Copper river in Alaska,
s. sss:ez.Aer 10. and places the pack as
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Wy = &T co-sTEksERs WILL LEAVE
~ YesleF's deck, Seattle. daily toE Tacoma
a. 70 A. n
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CANaniAS PACIFIC RAlLwAY-Tag TRUE
TEAsscoNTiSENTAI ROUTE
-HETgEES-
THE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLANTIC.

It's passenger equipment Is tho finest IN tho
world, consisting of fHxBrtons sieefAnT cars,
having draw snE, smoking kBs bath ROOMS COM
frffable snd clean celaasi ears. Mith FREQ sleep
ing herths for h0loCIs Of second class tickets,
and the most modern style - day coaches
It's dining cars End hotels provide the hest
quslIfy III food in unlimited quantity. at reason.
able Tatee.
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For detailed information epply TO the fellow
ing agents uf tAe company.
e. q HcfDRp
No o IS sshincto0 s'feat. Portland, or.
f. " Hc5INkEt., seattle y. J.
EE FILLS. Tacoma - T.
H. 4 HHnN :. fsst tseu. FresNhf ant Psssea-
ger Agent Nanr0sgfs. s. e.
CetuesppGs.enrs repeatedly 50 .cits8.
Cansslaa saeiae Ca. Fesieiz' -e
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TIE steamer J. 3. Lshhv. Hetb@-. r. rsesAer
master sares SestEse ever susfs.av Aftrseoa NJ
. E. Ter Pr townsend sri lhe ~za EaRa
ts,sads. fann HsfEss6ss sAkss Leaves Fsert
10 snNe1a ~ = n ever 10aHss, " ss2nzs IS
ans Ffi@eg toT Nastcan9, eallsag Gs s4a8eh ;
lsi<n1. zSa kssosa-ls Se&taes fsSr7asssia-h
angie, Logez FFsazg AsfSer, Nsnls co Mt.
Cay gGsEs EoTta aIaG TGuTSs8v gaius SOUTH
EacAs Aartor, orcRs sad EAss s9gAa
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KesHr1snv. lcaTEs Whs-ro.z a. a. NJ TEos-
days, TGasstaYs sns SAf@rsays On fna SArs.r-
52y TIP the fsthy goes through 70 seattle Eafp-
iron IoFk Townsend - Seattle. 81. lrti saf-
taer Metre, FsGssaarefs - fra1ghT from seattle
far sss issAEs.s hy Eee 8Aa3sy's - et4nsssAv snsi
i day trips Viii ta carried &C Sae Washington
Steamboat and TFaWStorsxsfep Cas- sssRster
Ea3ta - Port TewEseAi On 9vesssv snsl Thurs
Gas nights and transferred dsrecs 80 the I4hgy
Gu these Gays the ~ 6. 4 r. "a. VIII! issue tick
ets and o41i sseigst lA-uara 10 Gessiuatson
hkGkEET DEECaEk Manager
J. - HATFIELD AGENT. SaAtgse.
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leland TRANSPORTATION co.-HggBERr
i y. bsseAsr. manager
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The variety and grandeur OF scenery along
is HE 4 uncqalied sud In sh1 "details n track,
tra.r EeTsict. etc, ueshing "a emitted trat can
adj 20 thr ssfrty sue eamirst 81 IT, fiEtfsus AL
in al. II gives the best sua most Karvaeable iias
OF travel, whether lot business ~ f.lsasnFe. be-
tween Portland. Tseoma. seattle. Nietefis sai
sli Pacific coast points. sud Nin8ireg. Mime
srNits u PAU, Gbicngo, ct. Louis, ottawa, To-
fonta. Montreal. Bostua, kew YORK. aga al Easl-
eru cities.
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uoops cAsAL EoCrE-srEA1fEa DElIA.
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q :. G0-rTEET sp-yD nfvsSsssx.
Nss 4n@ sa4sSrsrg saeszze foe kase Co.'S rsarsyrs
ssxs<rsss vii BE IN eae< ca ava asss- assxsss n
~ sEfI sssFs-z uassns
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Ter suburban r2smss can trA.-ss daily SSeA way
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fos sast'i Eana, Seegaail s
rase tss.rnaH ASH wae ~
Fef sssoaaHassa snd way ass pm eSssn
Fos SGhufs@a gsaists s. tEsiss each way.
C&A or wt4sa s0r Fes kes tra sae3.
=. S. Ruff lsat, Pass Agt
e " n. M0IRR09E a4araznr
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
u liAmitedl
STEAMER PREMIER
EoCSD SOUTH
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Vancouver. Monday sad Townsend. ThursSay
1hurSdsy- 2 IN and Aontav . - y m
Townsend, Monday and Ssstt'e, Friday and
THURSDAY III p m Tuesday Fam
Seattle, Tuesday snd Tacoma. Friday aud
Friday ..-.--s n Tuesday .-..... 10 n
HOUND saaTu.
LEAVE ARRIVE,
Seattle, az midnight Townsend 3 q n,
Tuesday aud fFiday Hhs'cota IS 70 a m
Townsend = u Roche Harbor Il - J, N
whstson ~ m Vancouver y n
Roche 5Isrbor I pm
The company reserves the right 20 change The
time table or places OF call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuasfsys aa6 Frdars
DAYS or ARRIVAL At SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays.
joins A oBEIEN, Master
w. PARKER. Agent.
JoHF IENfAti Manager T.. +. y. CO. Id.
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Through tickets are isueai N AL principal
points IN tho United states, Canals, ard Europe,
~ Ioweas rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09

!. : : s5sa.iily advaHctnEi Tn ile Eastern
81 - a. tie ta.lt0-si a srtleie IS altaast
= se'e pysees vl3 advance tl9seE
), - tAa' ,o murh ppvs CAtlorsi "a
As wckle1 iast samne- shotss
" command good q eurc
sssAf
-t = DE n 81 e.a. market cnnnnues
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KxrxwarS

C,carxssA a rrarr soUSD : r.
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joins o'BgIEN, Master.
Fw PARKER. Agent
JOIN IRVING. Manager T.. +. y Co Id
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09

The following are tie prices paid by deal
ers for round lots delivered at The wharf.
or the ioabing rates quoted By wholesale
dealer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09

CesS trains wsfA ceseA sftsrAesi have no rega-
ar -SKSszS ssnsxs MI carr SszS~t2sssS
"a HILL SavcglRfease-f.