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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
HE HAD THE DEVILS DIRT
4 Religious Maniac with . Well
FILLED Purse.

The warden OF Providence hospital
brought Ia The county iail yesterday after.
n~en Philip Loehman. an insane patient
who had become 50 troublesome thar II
MAS considered best IA send him To tue
asylum foz insane.
lat l. knoaa at Lochman's ante
eedtu's further than that he recently came
frsm -an Francisco. tie SIS insane wn.n
taken - the hospital His insanity was
doubt css tue r sult ~ his owu folly, aud
l. of harmless nature 50 far As known
Ills manis appears - be religion He Is
constantly cuvsged ia siugiug psalms aud
usstpg iucehcTs ~ speeches ~ ou religious
topics, Yesterday. wheu he ass taken
into the county jail, several membsrs Of
the \ NJ G. A were there holding PRAYER
service. lie ~ once Joined ia with them.
ana 9ouli have moaopoiisesi the He.tiu Z
had not Jsiler ieckie restrained him
NhrH searched AZ The isll belt was feani
around hls Wa Il, Cuut@iniUg what he
e@ilrsi the eeslis dirt, but which. upon
eSaninsiion. froyed 20 be fright yellow
Eolti. one s. one esg q aud clght dDuhls
esxbes az $40 ga ell
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rHE sttk AND asiasp.
t-szsadttsess 80 rsai ~st. IA rresia~aes
ana Grace Haspstass

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are ff ~ tsSs a. tt4 a csSs ~
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Eee e taE Assst. -
@naa a~ses thF fss4as EeAE 49, al
y s>sssssAtAs aetg S&e9Ush hasChsss "a .
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roNIcuI's RATIFICATION.
Arrangements Com eiet~d for .
Eoasing Decentralization

The Arrangements for the Republican
rsisfeSiion a. the AFmory tonight ~ :
o cheek have tser completed.
The commit tee in charge Wish il under.
stood ths' the Att niancs OF aides /. lie
sized here will D. maSic by the slrSi
Res inleut band and speeches trs,mtsoveruus
Ferry AMI Judge ia@yt- Y d a. ias r T
MiroT. to.ouel HssptS Hon John 4 kiB
near snd ,'esUnr3 T fddy. aud perhaps
otatr. ihe ts0 candidates viii hold Q
lew e. aud their fggvnsss viii have 81 OF.
i~,ftantty "a extend personal ceasss5ula
ri..r..
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Chsst Of Fa'tce J. e, Aisz hsiSis qaite<
How AlAeh ~eiT. al Port Tryx sls.-sa, Re
Eaesicsn candidate f0s sS7 sNsAry ef state. il
a. the ~ssAxraVe-
M T. E. RaaS. 81 ea has fsea v5.gs.ax
49, arC le. NJ WIS Grescx A. Fa,.as sor
ss,f uasotAs has rvs8ra & s3 Der hessae a.
lake { r3nn
v - Nam Prizes ". aAEs hter e s9sg,sla
&son So 2 fsltssAsy. s1sutss :he Yastgu.
te3tsE Fvsers atlre = 3 thr c,ry Visiting
&Tx he sHa Ntuts
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skEttTIEs

TIE city council sill meet toaigh Tor
ths pHrfose OF fixing the tax levy. sui for
Oh bussRs - lei. over from Friday nights
~ Sst0a
6Alisss island i deserted by SIS deg &tetF
Incs asye gone II the Sop fields. is&ykS
es1iy fe~ dccrsPld ncmhers al thes Yam
iIics escn the islsa,i - haiA possession
Professor faHl psnmmtF. 81 SpTlaefeid.
Mas has been engaged ~ the seattle \
4 Ss - physical direetor ani vii
sfflNe hsrr % tase essrSe OF the gytS>
nashua sssaat Nox. l.
\ h.<kly excited female. who was eyi
a.atly fuie of hsT mental hsia nsss.
ertsis~f 4 his sensation 10 t0tuGsAts street
asay fhsFss. NcsfersaY mofBin<. by yelling
sad nsk 80 arsaNas rst1sn~ Esus la Aecor.s
Anrc slta tac ussges - The tssE soeitsy.
sae VA sssen sssy By friends
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4 AssSsrE saES 81 .x1xe 50
"A Taaa sssshsa< ~ gasasass- a. csmxt1
ysesfFaiss ts 2 \ Morse. " Cushing
aasi 4 >aasp-e. saree uisczsssss 81 syf~p. Of
tais lfs ts ass e fssNrrz @tsh e,3t 40
sEsVn A>saA sii&sa 20 Hss.s Of tne iss
Warr.A
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tapsrtsat ta Traveller.

efsrs ssissl-s "a any stekgasatp size "a
tAs stta1ssc ssrt ,es D. Eur,4sse .lsaf ? us.saY
san - sseassst a. NaTzesTa FArfs- fteA,s
esrs,. ~ 81 -~gssssf ss7svs Rsssi.su aEo- Z
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Addition

Hon c. H. Hanford. chief justice OF
MsxhinS ton territory. ~
M. Leigh s J. Hunt, proprietor Of the
Post teligencer 81
Mr.. W. Z. Bailey, proprietor OF TIE Even
ing Press. 90
TN Reed. Jr, register of the United
states land office 81
Mr.. W K. Forress, county su3l'or. ~
Prosecuting ATTORNEY Newiin- ca
NJ. r. W. Holbrook, sensraI manager OF
the sea tie, Lake shore & Esssern Railr ad
company. ID
Ex-Prosecuting Attorney Ronald ln
Mr.. Fred J. Grant, associate editor OF the
Post-inteliixencer. 10
Mr.. ) K Frazier. editor. in ehiss of the
Evening Press. %
NJ John A. s.eieher. editor in-chief OF
Frank l. s!ie's lustra'ed Newspaper. ~
Mr. Edgar b. Piper. city editor Of the
Pos; inteiliseneer tsl
Mr.. Jerome cstiin. I'D
King County Investment Company ~
Miss ". Louise Burns. OF Minnea Aoiis "a
Mr.. J. A. Park, OF De1ter Horton & Co.'S
bank. cd
Mr.. !. l.. sehultx. OF Dexter Horton 4
CO.. bank. ll
Mr.. W. o. Came, OF G. E. Miller & Co.'S
bank. %
Mr.. Dan ell Warner. (il
DIR. Clarence A. Holmes. az
Mr.. II. VI. Bennett si)
Mr.. Ii. A. Frederick (D
Mr. D. X. Howard. q.
Mrs. Abbie N. smith. ID
Mrs. Ii. A. Bauer. CD
Mr.. r @ Westerman. f2l
Mr. George e. BuiIong. 90
Mr. 4. ". Crawford. 10
Mr.. Jol A. Ware. ~
DR.. C. s. Merrill a.
Mr.. Frank 3. Ware. {3l
Mrs. l. J. O'farrei, (iD
Mr.. A Sharpe. I'd
Mrs. Caroline Baker stevens. IL
Mrs Elizabeth J. Crawford. Cd
Mr.. B. u. Roberts. I'd
Messrs. Isaac aud H. Bingham. I'D
hrs- Martha George. Cd
Miss Ida Carter. ID
Mr.. J. b. C. lockwood. ID
Mr.. T. A. Garr,tt. Oh
Dr. David p. Bowman. %
Mr.. James G. Giilies. f2)
Mr.. George Har'ig. 90
Mr.. q. Faik. az
Mr.. Alexander Duncan. az
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PRICES To BE ADVANCED.
Under the franchise granted J. NJ.
Thompson and his associates for a cable
read out Madison street. work must be
eommen ed before September Is Notice
is hereby given that prices will be ad-
vanced 10 per cent ten days after actual
work is commenced
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<gnincent ssock of embFoideriex. all
Yrtbs. With insertions 10 match. Toklas
-<Rgersn X Co
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nsS6sszas sskks 49, "a hsezeAss9 "A
a.esees.z ass Fsss .xzssss. TaAsAs SsasSr
Nsa x "a
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Purchase yOnf tickets and reserve your
sleeping car secoa mestasisas 81 5ls second
trs,sf. sas ton bfsrk
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&ssF fhs Nor.Aesa 20 S. sata~ge.ss ~
aaess s-s-cs~se &24 asutex as ssass. ss,-
F-aas E~ss. oesev. 10 exsas@s -tss-s.
kssieE 49,
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AFspsseh received after midnight al
fancssi shs, Clark wss stl living II,
rkas y what tae physicians werr doing, bn
could uet sy<ak.
The easssieT Inquest will ~ eoniinueS
saetaN
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A HossIBLE DISCOVERY.

The perhaps suicide ia addition To his
other iuiies Mas night clerk for the drug
store and slept In . roo,n overhead A.
Mr. ssewart bad often visited him
there after the store had been
c oerd, and Invariably ioaad him
alone and in bed. Yesterday morning
after the sensational episode In the store
Mr. stewart vent TO his room merely out
of curio.i Y, not expecting IN additional
horror He locked ia ree csoset. and there.
haddied up liz a corner, Mas TIE b, y OF
aeaa woman.
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Uay&.d@G"o

Take considerable pride in presenting the
following iisE OF bona eide purchasers OF
lots in
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There we're no marks Of violence on her
person. She was partially disrobed. and
her white garments were cloited with
bI Cd An examination shaxed that the
bullet had entered the roof OF hei
mouth aud penetrated her brsin she had
oeen dead for several hours. Tue dead
woman was al oaee Identified As Hattie
Cas- n had soma n of | "a fxrs.s
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Barring the past sws weeks ssseesl 81 TIE
Testing eless ssea a seattle bare ssssfs
sb~<ns on dstaez wtFfssn shstr tsssSssssse
ece3<tlsssfcsE sfsstrsets suE these saFEsss
Occasions are sssx eTef EsF fesss rssF. ssas
neAssy Al The passess sEe o. Aosae sxssss ~
tbe great sasisfafflosg Of tssss sse.rsr.
There s1s The asssI fssgi at -rstsssee go
t<r1sy II all The churches ~fshis sbs essg
sn1 IT. so5ssens sassBst~
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Al she F1Fss Bsrsss5 sheart. Ees 81
eSEtsea al - Srsss ss e les - tsafess
y~sF. aaisssouSge fEs atls sas cora tne
hxxst * BAPTIST gasns So ssses aye a4ss
gsss a. txcx sslaxis sls5s Eess-sk s.lfFes s.ss
tAe tafxx : nsS fzsisszsss tst taEas tae
st<sakes a. tss hks Gsxt kssatsus -
~ ban tisxs Nae~ tssss shes ssssaes AsEs
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Henry Lewis. the colosed porter. leto-s
the coroner today. testified that he found
CLARK ssseep ia the rear of tue drug s,or.
sa,s morning
ole G. Jackson tss' ifie3 that he found
CLARK In a rssaa hsek of the store. Cl.rs
ibid him that be did u3i Kin the woman
but another tssu dad
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completely efadaesfsd 81
,.s slssrs c.'ssEra. etc. psrmaneatly sHn61
kidney. Urinary aud RlAdser cnmsasI1f1|
pAiniel. eiaIcnil too freuuent hars,in5| MI
eacody urine, hlgh eolored az with milky -.
glsaL systiis eTSnpsly and sstsIy 'as a.
Garages reasonable ~
0or Success 10 Raaed upen en,n6
oar remedies act quickly and ens pstrnf
We DO not claim 90 know evsrxshsn~ - -
ton % meaislnc OF siseaseN OF Is Be ab1e Is ol11
every CASE. buf We DO claim akat larre. eeiS1@z|
Ate and increasing Practice. with unponllNj1
tors skill - Il 49,
Experience is worth sveryshlns. xna~aeaus
gained BY consulting VITA crificAilx ~ $3.50 n7:f
and successfully treating thonssnds g 80 sss
CT every age. sexs 20 fessi0m aud oecnn4{1nk ~,
iecfed with every pFasentahle form enf sfa|11 a..
asssasss os sis,fsnsy snaoes ~ 70 sure
O. sded In restoring health 70 large M lsiril ~
cases treated, even after other skilled and ,H,1
gssse physieians have iailesi % e1eef any peE11
We are patroniaea BY q Class Of leltseI -
gentlemen too saganioas % be imposed uuem E2
~ igneEanl qnsck and taey are TOO irpa9kl
are curing them 7S
Persons calling at our oisce can fAys IT, 80
faction Of = frae eonsnlf4zion, vita Ma oE611p
anse that they may depend upon rea<it snt|4x1k Il
Oil opinions hooorabie. square dealing. rok&6n<
able charges aud no eneoarsgufnnnf UzshfI0{ II
prospect o. Improvements OF cgrA
Our practice u founded upon tho rexulfa ~ s1~
best methods. without fafercnee 70 esAooa ~
spAthiegs S. 4 zzlsz
You win not be nfged Or persuaded " ~
treatment and no une VIII be ffrntr4 t|nI1M
there Il strong probability ct cara q pt<E1&
neat benefit Make intsrFoxAtions an1 dbei4o
Tor yourself. s
once houss; Froms = n. % ; =. -
days 10 III o. n. only. An Is
treated nj their homes ~ coxfeap0nd|ou
Medicines and INSTRUCTIONS sent ny fnni1 " 6l1&s
KrcsA Consultation Tres. b
Always send stamp when raply u exfefh44
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Esrs s.xA q he ab0ss = sse s.ssaaes % pssoss

ksxs eazA q shs aboss - &c ssszses % psioss
zsases
coFFEE-kyotAssrsG rsen-Moehs. ~ =. -:
54xs. yer y. z8r. Cosza Rses. cAaSee. per a &c
go pr y - En3sse1--Tyses n eaAk. Per =.
80. Ass1zkses IN 30 y cAses. per =. &s54es 60
= eases. s.er \. z5ske "a ease8 per =. 3ises
Aurora IN l. : aaa IN eases. peg = zes Psunser
81 / and %m cases. per =. &c
STEUfS-f febAsng3 Drsps, bsss- pez EEllor,
&C. drpss haif-heAz. per gailoas E5scs arps.
ksTss per kez, - arses. EnEAoa tins. pr esse-
q sos srfps. gRlssn ffns California s.: drips.
halfgaIisn tins. per ease. ts.s9s Sew Orleans
alogazSes. E8lisn ffns. per ease 81 ma2ses tasa-
sda s4ps xAIson Tbs, per e. 30 Canada saP,
halssal lop tsns per eAss. s.
TOHAEc0-f1obsfass Ping. cAewtng. Climax
T. Lee Elars. p<r y. Sc slsT. per D. CT Next
per y. &c SiN3xe. per y, Stes ksc0Et. - la~ox
pisxs. per - kses Las per =. toss ke5tecSy
ssasie, per n. &C., scroll Tag per y. ssv sun
Taz. pr - szszes aascus ehewfag. Pug. Per
rail- 81 . o. 81 s1nakiag. Twist. n %, Per
=. 81. Il il iz-ox. pr . &c. Cable Col, and
s-oz plugs. per n, Szes Hsrsesnoe- isoz. PIT %.
sic. sea- et Sarsh Car8sins. Marburg, IS. per
y. 6oe sal Ct Sorfh Eg-ossna, Aarbasg - Der
n, &c. Lime Kiia, zoz. per D. sc. +og, per D.
49,
SEEDS IJosbSag3 canary and heap. per .
4sse. FAX pr -. 7s<es nnotay, per y. 71scs
alfalfa. per u. Ikcs rsd clover. per y, lss1e.
9ss blae grass per -. soc. orchard grass. pr p,
lie. rye grass per y f5e. rec top. per y, 49,
6erraaa Enssles. per p. &c; Lawn grass. per =.
ne rye seed per n zges fail wheat. PER n. o;
bottom eaiou sets, tSe, top onion sets. 18e.
HIDES Aye SKIS = HsxvF ssltea seees,
over e. ms per y. Sc. meausa, per -. &c: light.
under q rs. per n Sc. sailed kiEs nad calf, peg
y &c. green hides. over 81 rs per ~ e. und z
g. rs, se dry hides. per ~ &c; dry elk, per -.
iacs dry deerskEns. sumner. PEI n, &c. wsaIef.
zoe. sAeepskins shearlEnex, each. iot21ac, ne
dinSn. each 38esee. fall weol, each. s0esl.
BAGS - TO hsug1 Grain, Per lso. y: posa-
t0ss PER 100 &.
LUNHER--R0agh common. per ~ IL rough
common, sized 4: aOoripx, ix4, vertical. $3.50;
eoofing ixs Va. /. SO. Ira No. ?. SIC; hooEtilg.
Ike. No /. 81: aoori & Ixs. No. 2 sis5o: dressed
lumber. Il. 50: dressed luFabsr, IS. sal; rustic,
No l. TO dressed clear cedar, SO door lamos,
pulley styles, etc. per VI. So p9ekets. 54EsAa, ,
81 Il each. ze: piekess, ix7s dTessef p: Easser
Sx4, per H. &c; susteF, fxs, per g. Sc; neidings.
~ and upwards, per n. sc Windows, % per
cent diseouat from list; doors. - PER cent ais
count from iist.
ooAL-scrceaea. s. per ton; nut, SIS per ton:
screenings 81 gser ton
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Returning. leaves Whascoza ats . y. Tues-
days Thursdays ard SAEnF1ayx On the SasaEs
Gay F11p The EhAy eoes gnr ngh - seattle PARE
from Fogs Tcwnse nd 70 SEA tie, 81 Until fur
thsE notice. passeugeTs or fright fren seattle
Frs1av trips vii - carried on tie WasAInEto
Steamboat and TFanxpers asioa Cas- steamer
Edith ~ for4 Townsend en Tuesday anil Thurs
Ca nikhts and transferred airecz % the Ixbby
On these DAYS the W q at Co viii sssae tex.
cts and I'LL frcssht EAr0aEh % DESTINATION.
HkRBEKT BEECaEk. Manages.
]. A HATFIELD. Aetsi. seafs.a
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glaughsersrs' prices for whole eareasses are
here quoted. togsther with prices after being
dressed
BREF-on foot, per n. si41a1s g: dressed, 70
MUTTON - On foot. per n. &gs1zc; lamb.
2f1g54c. dressed mutton, &c.
yKAL-smag, on foot, per n. 4sSe; dressed.
7aae
STOCK HO6s-0n foot. per n, 5e544e; fat
hogs on foot, per N, s<ss4e. small hogs, sssl4e
per 10; dressed. Sc
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Sas YRkNsxsCs- Dec g "a es&--slEuaf. Tas-
FAssnrV says SaFsh west gsst Matss1ss garass
a. Fnwsx @sx5tss. I&rnsuse. Fuss nlsaaveTYs
Faa nruzAsrs. ragoasA. ~ 81 Lars Cleared
wslaa WsEas. W. sFi& ~ a. C4nsEseEs. Peri
Teuu ea& ArxsvUt - Haas Ka4S 10. r&rsaSA
srss-s TsrnraVVR
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krEsMERx
TMAyD TRANSPORTATION cc.-RxRgERr
J. :. E<echeE. zaz1geE

he steamer J. =. IEhay Hernsst p Beeche<
y Rzter, aeaFsk SesExae every sunday Affernooa at
IL Ands from Hafnela=s whMrE Leaves Pors
Towns - = =. every Moaeay. wednesday
sid FradAF te< VI tom. easkang a. SmisA
zls1d. sd Richardson's fweztsasr perralnlngA
krKyae. Lopez FFsdxy HArbox. Mspls ten MaH-
day 20 az norZa and ThnrSday gaing souxaa,
Roche Aasnoxs prcas and East sound
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inherited. Serofula.

swIzzrs spesi6e IS s. - errss NJ sissse
boy q kEres3lr&xy srsDfGis. whsca eFs sc cas-
al ever lis fzces Fer = rear ns s29 sssserez,
anz ha1 given 80 Al hcpeS q MS recovery,
~hen Is sengsA ! deeidea 70 nse ) > :. Al
Ter rssizsx few bcsssas Ne was snsiresy eurrd.
Net svuptcz BOW e111ns q tie olse4se-
It's was three Years aga
MS r L MATHERS. MakAersvisie. Mis-.
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- -. 60.

Haye yaa sssa So &.sE3ss ta e. a Eessyss
asnsaw s. s,egsaF tsash t25saf sesS a. casaes
s1zs HtsGx e sEsset saN87cEre. fAs&&s. SHAVING
ss& sseskEeg keEs. az e 1ae asess esssgas@ Na4
aaeNs IS SO cry ca NH1 exNEo az EElsaa
hsssk So sursa6 ssrres 4 a. KEY. 4ssExssz
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S&1weH N&w @eEaA& 8t4&stG8 wlsl - S1MeNa "a
sAe EAskss Hzcszase - 81 zaw ssr<eFs as eAxy
nzzsMS Nsts aE1 tnsNf1aa soc a. S&zsNt fnEas
8 &C. y ea-s4s7 s~xQss 49, Cssrrr ssHasta Ea.esx
sess wsst zsaks rarNss Ass q s1z5ek EozNg Tens
a. sasA fas - as 50 rel Ea1Sa-
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TIE Fea4Ess Pee i eos EeAaT tcT enxn&E2
FarIsa Easssug TIE sxrxies - seoz@ss h9As
- RstEss GgFsy - heskFs st g a. rssssasllzx
as EG9sINEs N0ss kass%e 4Es Zee Sal -
ss.1- IA a. s.ssis stsss. tgss 1t eoszz&zA
a = erAE ELEA&s.
Qwnez kz3 AEsz.
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sEArTLK.wHArooN sourr.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle at 2 y n.
Sundays. Tuesdays aud Thursdays. arrives AZ
WhafcoM a. p N. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives At Seattle &t7 q. n nsxs day.
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w44i fssxe Yssrers frsR AZ = -. every TaesstsTs
ye1sssaav zna 3Nr9rssT t1E Ewesve- s1s5s fa30ss
F4srus&. MuRaNses kArFsyalle, LsEes} aA4
Ssss.sa,sn seessTsssrx fnslaMsas &aFs ~ q. H.
fss19 Il YsSS Efl. AEeaE
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Hat sezea kEsse - - = = @ess ID CArsxsEa a.
eeesx2a sd sss asosxs ~ IS - agAzzE Fsasssa
& Ce. s sseshs9sA aA4 "a aS.4AsAsgs ee<1ez ETaas
azS gcsRms.A
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wHATcox AND sENtAHMoo ROUTE

WHAIcoM AND eEAlAHMoO ROUTE
sssamer EliEa Anderson leaves seattle ct D
n. Mondays, Wednesdays aad Fridays. arrives
81 " hatcoFa 8. m. next days Returning, leaves
Whsleonl Tuesdays ard Thursdays az n NJ.
sundays q u. Monday ts4p - semishmoo
y. IA JACKSON. President
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VIZ = ct. co.-sTxAMKRs WILL LEAVE
w YesleT's dock. seattle. daily ior Iacorna
81 10 a N.
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SEATTLE poRr TowNgEyp ROUTE.

G. 8 mai steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Ga nrday. ~ 10 ~ u IN; arrives az
sayss PORT Townsend ~ 10 So In. ARRIVES Is He
att1e a. , "A.
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Returning, leaves Seattle for Tacoma wednes-
day Friday and sunday at ; 80 q ID from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'S wharf
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE STEAMER JOSE
Ill PINE
TIE steamer Jesephfne VIZ leave ESiaela-
Colman Shags foQt a Marion sfgsef, "Wednesday
ard SATURDAY morning 80 60 a. n. ~. Port
lSsAlhls rsabeek EuiHs City and A. way 20 hts
al Horsfss cana Re ura3ng leAFes MOS Glsy
Moss7ss AMI Eh0rssssv saormfuR. feT IresFaf 81
F.assmts EEaly 81 HaEEs q tsuimEn wharf or on
40 GAIT Il. ca lEsFlE, Master.
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THE SEw. FAST sTEAMKg FAIRHAvEv
laws RR-

Utsalady, Coupeville. AnacorTes, Fairhavcn,
Bei5nehan, Sehome. Whaieora and way ports
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday At p n.
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last TIME
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-QE-
Seattle, Tacoma ympias stetlscoom and
AcSeifs Island.
WINTER TINE CARD.
CONNIE ncius Tuesday. November II
GufN9.
leave Olympia, daily except Monday oe "a
arrive Tacoma, 10 90 N
l. ave Tacoma, -..l - "a
Arrive seattle. 10 p IN
RETURSfS9.
Lave seattle. daily sxexps Aoncav...~ 200 N
Arrive Tacoma. - o. n
Leave Iacoms, =" 80 p N
arrive Olympia. " 40 N
nlNts--sesttIe Yesler's wharf, Tacoma.
n r. K r. wharf; olympas. Horr's whar.
Meals on board On boat making Foand
trip eunaRts aries North western aud Welis-
Fargo express and sssf freight
Ill HATCH. President.
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The ssesTner Skagi Chief vii run on abovt
q ne card during Temporary lay-up Of steamei
FArhayen.
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WELLS ruGzr s5USD LINK
- gKAxrE

r..~-. Sae gr.er.sru far Se&'gie Essceabez y
5aksae a. sFstKas osssrs@ a Fsas4sse1 fAses-
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The past has been ascidediy lively week IN
toe ecas HeTAes. The REAL coal sales % The
Ofezeh Improvement Company foF ne week
eaa e satsfaFy. lssremhsx 2, we're 80 toax
Yesterdays and toaay's "a - were ! tsfHe above
TIE sxef3es VI iast wtek. This VII aeFve e.
rfoss 81 The prosperous ecnass5sn e she nArkes.
eSipsSng has bsen very sffsue and un Goa
time - during tbs M1ussr fhere aFs 40 speelal
fentHFss ia conGeezsnn vita the nmxkes
ilnsing hs izat seven days the folowfng ves-
eelz EnzRh@d f0&ssfnr nssd Aszssar4es-
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pAorrro COAST srRAMsnrr COMPANY.

DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from seattle as follows
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria. At p N. passengers received on
board AZ n m De- & Der !. g Ia, IL, ~ and ~.
ard every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska. 8 eeushaF and - a. O. N.
FROM san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
sopaa portS. At9a m December T. 8 l 4. IS,
q. D AID 81, and every i've days there
after
Tickets ray he obtained AZ TIE once OF the
eorspanv Al o. can 81 ek easE =.
GoopALI, PERKINS & CO..
General ASensA
No 10 Market street, san Francisco, Cal