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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
To YOUNG and Aalddle-Aeaa Man,
sLooD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphiiss, disease most dreadful An I'm resml..
completely eFadieataa - - -
ws Slesr :, cstssrrh, sse permanently cured
kidney, Urinary Ana BLADDER complaints
p1fn.al dtMcusS too freqaenk Burning or
oloody urine. hish eelorcd or With milky seSll-
Charges reasonable
Our Success ID Based upon racts
. osE remedies act quickly aud cure psruaa.
We do not claim u know evervtasnv +, 49,.
taon 70 medicine dsseases OF - BE- shla +, AR.
every case, but We do eIasIn that lsrwe erter,-
- 49, sacIsAslng Practice. with unparalleled
tors skill. F'~~'s - = wv
Kxperienee is worth everything. Knowlear.
gaiENa hy consulting With. critically exalninInr
and successfully treating Thousands 81 ress,Ts
of eyerg axe, sex. profession and oScnnafia1 Al
iected with every presensAble forrn and stage al
suffering with like malaafes that We have -.
csSaed ia restoring health 20 large majority ~
sAses treated. even after ether skilled and ener.
Es 49, ~, hase iailed 70 efect any perma
We are pAtroniEed By class Of ladies' ans
eenuemen 900 ssgac5ous % be Imposed upon BY
a. Ignorant quack. and they are too innepend-
ent TO be frightened away from nhys.tiasuss va,
are curing them
Persons calling 81 our otliee can hare the salis.
faction 81 q Tree consultation. with the assur.
ance that they May depend apcn receiving can.
dtd 9Plni0nA honorable square dealing reason.
aols charges and no announcement without a
prospects o. Improvements or cure.
Our praetiee Is founded apon the results Of tAs
oess methods. without reference 20 sonools 0r
spathieS
.You will not be urged or persuaded 70 taxa
Treatment and no Que win be treated unle a
there Is strong probability Of cure or peFmA
nent fenent Make intcrr0gationa and decide
for yourself
Olhee hours: Froms q N. 70 D n. san
DAYS To II q. N. only.
~ B-PerSons unable 70 visit as may Be
treated az their homes BY cores ondeHca
Medicines and Instructions sans b. mad or
prsaA Consultation fTeA
AIways sena stamp wnen reply Is expecteA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
THE TALE rs OLD.

riftShurg Dispatch.
The tale IL a. old - the oldest hills,
Twas cid when the earth was young.
The gloom of it--ayei the Joy Of IL Ills
Loves song wherever its safns-
IT'S nothine hut this: That woman loves
As river aews down to the sea,
And 4 man.-see hcw old ocean movesl
Man copies him faithfully.
The sea Ia A. bald As the wind and tide
MAY choose and Il shakes the shore
AS IL cuts q swash ia the sand 50 Wide
With hosstfni susging roar.
Bat over she bas the waves are less.
Where old ocean salutcs the river.
And sAe gives her aii-and be. al. yes
What aeeS cid ocean give aerf
The tale is A. old a. the eldest bills,
Twas old when the earth was yoang.
The gloom 81 st--ayef 5hs Joy 81 q sis
i.oxes song wherever AS sung
sfas nothing bat this. Taat river Cows
Asa weusa lives for her lover;
AnA the sea- who WAtehNta toe waters kneNs
me h1saesS be shall discover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
''ervRrNo LOVE- 10 rnxalrs.

sf AZ aose's seattle syez,
ARd ia IA n sszy
sess iaegass. aaa wEsss
asS s&ss ~ 0ns aeases
~ pasyGas eysa sse gray.
: l0ys's nosta. a. tAenza
On suses ~.
rs eo kaaw
sAss fAgals itys Ia shaw
a Aae swevs eHaa.sk red.
2 fsves Aait, AL bsizAs.
Asss 40 ~ asaa.
- safisas ..sht
sss's a sersAsaA ahtse
go fh{.ss hau 5 hsawn.
sss 2 srae lass. hss Az
- a g@Aaz dove
- ssass7 10 ay~
~ "a F'xAs wsa RnowT
- ssg.sss u ~ tesS.
-ksFsagss pzaas.z.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

TIE sssazzsz Eea i new reases Acf ezsanes&
Parties wssaAag tie sexysce st geSs12E eeas
y ~ ptsxsa &sRty ca ssAa2 q q A. &, szsasxsrsS
~ 6&1sozes bSs2 Axssz<s1 Ene Bee VIA -
teG21 sssag 81 Iezzzxn zcse l. heat e Sos1zazA
Al =. eFAEI1IAs.
GstEsz nzz Axx11
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
GETTING READY ron rHE sasA.

Ncw Is the TINE tas Yaenxssers tsfREh
AFeef a. EaaunsF az eaatFisions
I'll there Is scarcely Foans eaSsgh
Ia sansiay scAeai fas he addition.
Aas shas in EaAecassome1 Flpe
EAcA lAa his eva refrain wsi EiREses
II aosssser shat they i hang sex rae
UFaa THAR hlAnzea I'D Christmas sTse.
q. esasl2 20 hack GA -. kyfs klngse.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
..rxr SEATTLE rKRRY-
pAcrrIc ooAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
nlsrstra Steamers tgusa Seastie A. taltowe
par san frMncasc0. via t1gt fewasS13 8Sd
Victoria At y 81 fpASSs8Esss reserved or
lizard a. n ELk neeNus hsr q =. IA u. - aa3 -.
anh ever &xe 3Mys tkerazites.
Fer AsAska. DssreraNef ard ~ Al q ~
Frazs S&a Francisco tos Flcto-fa and Puget
seuaA xsssxs AIS a n. pecSinAeg /, &. II, -
q , aaa 81 sR4 every ave ckya taers-
gftes
e,srse.ssr Al a. isAA bees. -east ..
tstOpAfI. PERKINS A Co.
sSeaerAA Axent1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

wHATcoN AND sEMiAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Klfza Anderson leaves seattle Is . n
n MNndays, Wednesdays aHd Fridnyss arrives
al hnsec1 q N next day. Returning, ieAves
" hAscon Tuesdays and Thursdays Al p N.
sundays = -. &eHiay trip 10 -auiah rsoa1
"a R JACKSON President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
sHE SWIFT THE KKrs.

New YaTk fFess.
Glow gracefully she sweeps the KEYS
The caller 60 her moghef said,
As Ger The answering igcF3sa
Tbs daughter ninhse auEeEs sped.
eAh. ysz. the mesheF's ycfne replsesis
And tFeHaors In her aeeents creep.
Taen q herself sae sally sixhe8;
ssThe keys sre al abe rAxes 10 sweep"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
rmn soLnIKn.s pEAru.

Give us aeEfh e these
wha fas their sa9ntss &ies
Ana "a 30 mise 8ke ase.s rspese,
wh3a c<l1 aaa low shEy lsss
TaesF isssIaSs uaatAes e&gsh
EashriHes iAe s&lea brave.
IN ssE swees isp = - gave taea sarths
They aaa tAslr tsaGzga grave.
- -
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srATrE.wHATcoa RorrE

steamer Warrington leaves Seattle At = m,
SaHdayx Tuesdays ami Thursdays. arrives AZ
whAtcoEa 81 3 a m next day. Returning leaves
Whateorn al s .. "a. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives az seattle at7 =. m next dAy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
EA 1aE
srKAxER AABEL

Sxss3 tr4xp YrxAers fFsSk IS a a. eye<x TNsssAg.
ssu-xsas aHA sas@rsNY 81 TaesE2- sstaa Fesnt.
Eg4rprgssts Niask1sxea AarxS3tsAe A3ES3 Az3
,lss.sssg.sassh rsfaFn.Anx folAa@4ag &4F4 ~ & ~
EEo Il ftssTEE. AzeaG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

Wy at Co-sTRAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesier's dock, seattle. daily ioF Tacoma
alto q n
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yNpKg rHK BAN.

ia asfesl ha8 - HEore go nsRcA
u muEsl tsisFsssgzeea.
Ysar very sggseSsrss Easg create
ne fsacsws As1n xso egahf khase5
Ard nsSn asll ssnt5y assag sad iNse
To So haw Thsg esa dspiiease
AAese asnkNfaas AsnsAtlaHA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
skAlTLk, WHATtOM And EkMIAHMOO
gOtfTE

cEAIILhs WHAItUM MD EEMKAAMUU
ROUTE
Steamer leaves Seattle for whatcom and all
way landings daily except Saturdays 81 II p.
m. Arrives At Whasoom ats ,. IA the following
day.
Returning leaves whaseom daily except Sat
uraay Al 30 p. m Arrives ~ seattle at p. m.
the following Gay.
Norfrx--Sieauaer leaving Seattle Fridays At II
n IA viii go % Blaine and Semiabmoo. Leaves
blaine fos Wkatcorn a. ahoHs 5 p. m. Saturdays
The only ofnee In the city selling uckefs 10
ali s-sints FAST ard south via the Canadian Pa
enc. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific.
O. \. BRiGGs. Agent
fstfx psok
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s.x< hrokerF ana azsnfs coEamt&f0a ~ anai-
80 N4rsr4 ussa EAss eempAxy AL nGx fhx9uKk
sessFnaMas2EsssS 81 eGsag e0E1p&nlsA
kaMssv eMps3ai 4lw&Hs "a aaxsA 20 k9plscs.
ssss--s sssrut Mgrev ssR &zEsgeMA Lowest T&s&a 81
srt@rexk IssMaa Esnsaf s1EscKt aelag.
x ~ FAzAEN
Ekna~eg - Aeznea 49,
Rooz Fkinney hAsa<. kspRE Gea Ss1ecs 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

TvNI0N PACIFIC RAILwAY-PUGET SOUND
u division. The following schedule for the
cornpanys steamers viii be in effect on and after
August - IsS9. untll further notice:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE

Us mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day, except Sagarday. 81 10 30 D. M; arrives a.
Port Townsend ~ 4 . n. next day. Returning
attic az n n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

pUsEr SOUND SHORE RAILK0AD-
TTxE TABLE
raKrss xFrEcT srsnA1. orrosEa G assa
Trains leave se&gsls - kezaoxx-
@.-AAkse EXPRESS @ n
- extEaS ----------.------lo - N
T Ts...-.sa xgszesz-------- e n
Local freight ---.---..-.--.--.--.u lsan
1r1ilss arrive q sezKsie Is Fellows
Lsstern sad southern expreSs.--.-..- assam
1Accme express .----...--..-.--.-.-...... as m
roxsl&n1 exFTesS----.--..----.------.-.-- S. N
TSrs,., 80 = e
An the Above trains ran dsiiv' -
ssoaansrn ana Eastern nat carries Pullman
Dspos and ticket ones corner 81 sseOad and
TIcKess on sale 80 al points In the initial
STATES. Canada ana hpsop SS.nr.r 49,.
Z ToSKrE. Tseket Asea.. A'-
TIE GREAT TRAKscoETISKNrAL ROUTE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
CASCADE DIVISION.
WOW completed. making 1.-THE shortez. bess and
The dining car lire. The direct rouee No IA.
lays FASTEST trains Lowest rates % Chicago
prominent points throughout the Eass
and Southeast Through Pullman
orawtng-Foom sleeping cars
Reservations can Be -
cared IN a0vanCA
10 FAST BorSD PAssExsxxx
sure TO take the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
And see fhat your ticket reads via shis line. S.
Paul or Minneapolis. 10 avoid changes and segt
Gus delays occasioned by other routes
Throash tourist sleeping ears run on regular
express trains full length OF the line Bershs
Tree Lowest rates. quickest tina
General ofaces Of the company, III First street..
N,''-s- A D. CHARLTON.
Asst Gen. Pass. Agt. No. III First street corner
" ". B. SPENCER
4 TONKIG.
Ticket Agent p s. 8. T. r. depot
Northern Pacific Company At Graham d Danl-
toms. Boston block.
cxATTLE. LAKE SHORE EAsTERS RAIL
oway.
Time Of arrival and departure OF trains
from Seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arriva
For south Bend. snoqual-l &C.. -
For Gilman and way points s5sam 4Bpm
For snohomish and wayl S3Am ss5am
poinss....--.....-.--.....-,...~l tS5pm 4i5pm
For subArpaa points ten trains daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For South Bend. snoqual-l
mie. Gilman aud wayS swan 7ISpm
For SI,, saohomiah and wsyl 4Spm ssam
For suburban points six trains each way
Z. W. RUFF. Cen Pass ACT
y. W. D. HoLBROoK. Manager,
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUND r R
TINE TABLE,
TAKING KFFEcr SUNDAY. OCTOBER a. 1850.
Trains arrive a. and leave Seattle a. follows
ss s,.,s.s. and vay s0pm 4Op N.
r, ,,aa. and way sta. ann IN. 7soa m.
Coal trains with ooech attached have no rugu-
lar running time: will carry passengers.
F. A HILL superintendent.
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sTE4MERs.


WILLS PUGET SOUND LINE
SCHOONER ALcALDE
leaves san Francisco for Seattle December n,
taking ali freight offered al reduced rates.
GEO. n. FOSTER. Agent, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

We give most careful and conSaaernsn sRsnr.
500 % diseases of w0men AMI children II van
sdEsf nom any obscure dsflcalf OF finwerfnr
@assAsc @ y TIE common routine doctors tai %
cure zen remember fhe splelrsfsf sfs..,s elisrs
Sess soa vsen others fail The specialists are
s1elnsd Ia every department Of medical and sur
Sssea4 S1 pSriancA The professor has hal yeAra
g experience IN the hasnsSals 81 RTssoklxs,< ans
gsw fosk formerly special prosuSSar -
Momsnss Hospital College, New Fark ara a
oae g ne moet saccessfnl and best known gyns-
cologacal specialists IN this country
70 Young and kalddle-Aeed Men.
Neryons DEBILITY. speFmasorrAus. semtn.,
asesses- Physical Decay. arising NON fnaisere-
auAs pFeann1ng aeepiessneas. Dependency
discouraged. laek Of confidence. dan unflf lor
sse1y of business. ard nnds liie burden
saseiy permanently and speedily cured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

BANKS
WAsHTseTox LOAN ATRUsT COMPANY
W ua<oEporatcdl
hass is k : NJ sssrs..rs ana T1sssssss
As ~ ssPisAa s1c GO
Morsgasss loAas % iapruxea farms ard city
property. Lowest rafeS Nc delay.
xRAxEH cFFzcE
Rnosa 5 KIlTea block. se2Etia. W T.: eeorwe
Fowler. manager
Nc. 8 Wan street. New York: sears ha1laIng.
BoxtonA
wxsrxsx orrlcrs
Home ossce. w&ls wsllA ". T.; branch or
yVAsHNGruS SAVINGS RASK-IScoR-
w peEkied under the territorial lava
CAPITAL $4,000
Nv Dearborn President
Dearborn .-s--..- Niee= Prsxkd&nx.
n w. Higgins. CASHIER.
AsEsEkAL BANKING BrzSzss rzAxsAcrxn
Drafts drawn on al parts Of tie world. In.
teresi paid an savings and tine deposits
,- Ao ss. :: : n e m. and Saturday svsa-
Deposits may be made in person or By regis.
tered letter, money order or express. and deposit
books viii be returned - requested.
Money loaned on RAJ estate ~ reasonable rates
pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Now open for business in the
starr block.
ppara i. :, PAD up ...-,s sseo goo
earplas,-------.-..-.------.-.- azssoo
Branches. San Francisco. scai, Portland.
Or Tacoma wash Victoria. Vancouver New
Westminster, Aanaino and KamIoops. Cd. C.l
General banking business transacted. foreign
exchange .oaght aud sold: drafts and tele-
also on New York. Chicago Canada and Hong
KONG. Deposits received subject so check
Interest paid On time deposits
DKArER HORTON a CO, BANKERS
AntoAk'oA As-11 tHSA
cArr1AT. 10000 uSnrv1nxD PROFITS. ssooao.
President ~. s Ladd
Acting MansgsT.-.N Il LasirneT.'
sight exchange and selegrnphic transfers on
New York, Chicago. St. Paul. san Fran.
cisco. Portland, and various penis
IN Washington. OREGON aud
British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange on London. available
elsewhere m Europe.
Collections made At all points. on favorable
Bonds. stocks ana other valnables received
on deposition sale keeping.
RASK or COMMERCE
Authorized t250ooo
falo 10000
TransActs general banking business.
X H0LlOk resident
X x sfENC -. ashier
NFERcHANTs NATIONAL BANK.
Designated depository and financial
agent OF the
UNITED sTArEs oevgRNMKNr
Deals in foreign and domestic exchanges
Makes telegraphic transfers, and issues Letters
General banking business transacted
Ofsice Brown balsdinx. southeast corner
second and Cherry streets
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HRRBERT
i =. Beecher. mAnszeE

ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HRRBERT
i 7. Beecher. manager
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon at
p. m. for Port Townsend and the san Juan
islands, nom Hatneld's wharf; Leaves Port
and Friday for Whatcon. calling al smiths
island. and Richardson's weather pernittingl
Argyle. Lopez. Friday Harhor, Maple ton Mon
day going north and Thursday going soHthj
Roche Hareor. orcas and East sound
Returning. leaves whafcem az $50 q N. Tnes
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. On the satnr
Gay trip the Point Arena goes through 20 Seattle,
Fare from Port Townsend % seattle, IL Until fur
ther notice. passengers or freight from Seattle for
the Islands By the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday trips viii be carried on The Washington
Steamboat and TranspoFsatson &c. . steamer
day nights aud transferred direct 70 the Port
Arena. On these days the W. 8 I. Co. will
Issue tickets and bin height through 70 desti-
nation.
HERBERT r. RKECHER. Manager
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle.
GTEAMkR KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hoasa
Leaves At a "a. for JaAnisA ana way
Leaves At ga N. and .Isn N for Newcastle
and way ports
Leaves as p N. for Jasnssa ana way
peFt& J. H. LouGHEAD. Manager.
TAKE THE STEAMERS OF TIE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
-FuR---
whasoou. Roche HArboz and skagit river
sKE LOCAL r1xE cAkDS
GTEAaKR FERSDALE. HUGHES aAsrEa
PORT ANGELES. pUNSKSEss. roRT TOWN.
SIND.
Leaving Seattle Sundays Tuesdays and ThurS
Townsend fnx uunxenesx and PORT Angeles 81
= m Returning leaves Port Angeles for Dun
geaess Port townsend ard seaside At q. FL On
Aondays. Wednesday, ssa Fr,1sES -.
Quincy ssfces wharf PORT To1nsena. wash
J. A. HATFEEisp, ARenk
Hstaeld<'olmsn Wharf, Seattle. Washington.
RAILwATG
ITO SAN FRANCISCO. cAL-BY NAY OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC cos LINE
yHr xcvyT sR1sTA worrx
czaeksE in Eze ta&a say oshsr sozss
eskNe9a
SEATTLE AID SAN FRANCESCA
sRAxs scExIs xorrE 90 TIKI F1zTIc oaAsx
PrI-aa sksse sleepe1
1aarIst ssssplng cars far accozEsiAssa2 .
seeNz&-ek&2s pAssznze<s. AxzaE2s2 -
exgraEs E-2zzA
be- uxRess ana csAex sntSrmarsca aAsIsa
ALEuHEE9. Tsrkes AxS SextkaA VI
y k0EElkk, Aa2a<rE-
y p. &Ns8kkS. Ash 6e1SFAA Frs :. &14
fAzzenEez Ak<nk Fcgkzxa& Or.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE.TRsE
TRASsCoNTINgSTAL ROUTE
-BKTwRxS-
THE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment 10 the nnest IA the
world consisting Of luxurious sleeping cara
having drawing. smoking and bath r0oans. com
Portable and clean colonigt cars. with frea sleep
ing hefths for holders OF second-cIass uckefA
and the most modern style OF day coaches.
LIS dining cars and hotels provide the best
quality Of food IN unlimited quantity. at reason
able rates
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ursrLE VOW.

HUSTLE NOW.
Tssssy i nas sAS - SeRyaa
faz wASs szsass so2 assstss
We useasHre ~ ssaeTssuEy
Beneath sA& Fa@ e nESvncx
AL asoxe a. tzse WA ~ 81
Hard to Realize.
Asss~ss = szeA1t - psesA
kxSxEs = tnts s5oeNsA
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SCHOONER ALcALDE

GEO. H. FOSTER. Agent, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

For detailed information Apply 10 the follow.
ing agents OF the company;
Il 81 McC0RD.
No. Washington ssrees. Portland. oz
Rw McGINSESS, seattle. We
EE BILLS. Tacoma W. 4.
DE BROWN. Asst gen Ffeient aad Paxssa~
ger Agent Vancouver, d G
Correxpondence respectfully solicited
CanaAlAu PariAc Co. posfnffice
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General banking business transacted. foreign
exchange ooaght and solds drafts and tele-
graphic transfers sold on the haSk's branches:
also on New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
KONG. Deposits received subject so check
Interest paid on time deposits
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TO TVS LADIES.

In cAFoaic. Nervous. skia and Blooa DissAss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

THE sTKAMER FONT ARENA
leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon az
islands from HAtheldss wharf Leaves Port
Townsend at 7:S0a m. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for whatcom. calling al smiths
island. and Richardson's weather permittingl,
Argyle. Lopez. Friday Harbor, Maple ton Mon
day going north and Thursday going soHthh
Roche Hareor. orcas and East sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

Ma~txnre lanzx 90 Business All rs2s3eane pssp-
eEry. BGzt2knE lo&na 9 specially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

The variety and grandeur Of scenery along
fts line Is nneQasled and in the details of track
train service ctr. nothing 10 omitted that can
add % the safety and comfort of its patrons All
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DIED.

BOOCKS-On Monday, January a. at AM,
BENJAMIN f. BooCKS in the 69th year of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence 1905 Harrison
street, on WEDNESDAY, at $50 P. M. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
BLOOMER-On Tuesday morning. January
Is, 1889, at her residence in Washington D. c.
Mrs. CAROLINE BLooMER, daughter of the late
Jas. S. Craft, aged So years.
Funeral services from Samson's chapel, Sixth
avenue on THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock.
Interment private at Allegheny Cemetery. 2
DA1BLER-At Homestead, January Il, Jos.
DAIBLER aged A years.
Funeral services at St. Joseph German Cath
olic Church, Braddock, on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock. Interment in st
Joseph's division of Monongahela Cemetery.
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DAISY-On Tuesday. January 15 1889, at 2l5
P. NJ, MARY DAISY, in her I'D year.
Funeral from the residence of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Sarah Joyce, No. 2l6 Ann street, on
THURSDAY MORNING at $50 o'clock Services
at ST. Pauls Cathedral at A. M. Interment
private.
MACKEY-At her residence, No. s6 Frank
lin street, at IL A. M, Monday, January a. 1889,
ANN E. MACKEY, relict of William Mackey,
aged 6S years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral at 10 A. NJ. WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. In
terment private at a later hour.
STARK-On January IL 1882 at 4 O'Clock,
WILLIAM HENRY STARK in the 5Sth year of
his age.
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Union Cemetery. Friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.