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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12

The Klikow Bowling Club organized
last night at Miller's alleys with thirty
two members, among them are several
cracks on the alleys.
The following officers were elected
James Kiely, president; j. Piebes, vice
president; A. NJ. Demorest, secretary;
M. Rowe, treasurer; Il. Piebes. chair
man; E. Whittier, captain. Committee
on Rules, i. Ramsey, H, Miller and M.
Rowe.
Before the meeting two teams rolled
and made fine scores. The bowlers and
their figures were as follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12

C. Bonner and Miss Mary Foster, Chas.
Melzler and Miss Adellne Buseimeier,
and Others including representatives Of
the lodges:-Concordfa No. o; Hudson
City, No. A: Otto THE, No. 10; Ulrich won
Hutton, No. 20, md Centennial, No. 70.
There were also delegates from the In
dian Social Club, of New York; the Bea-
con Social and other clubs of this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12
To Mothers.

For upwards OF fifty years Mrs. wISsnow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by millions 81
mothers for their childreR while teething with
never-failing safety and success. 1t soothes the
the bowels, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. "MRs. WfNsLowss SOOTHING SYRUP
Is for sale by druggists In every part OF the world
Price twenty-five cents q bottle.Tss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12

The runner of the Lorrilard D. and
A. A. went out last night On a long run.
They traversed the Election Day Course.
The runners were:-William Newell,
William Farrell, Richard Irvine, J..
Thiery, G.. Vandermost, 4. +. Maloney
and j. Moran. On the way Irvine tainted
twice and had to be assisted home.
The Lorilards will have a hare and
hound chase on Thanksgiving Day unless
they go out with the Scottish-American
Clubs runners, who will v a cross
country run on that day. The committee
of the Scots will meet on Thursday night
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12
The Toffey's Cue Pusiiers.
The result Of the pool tou: lament of
Toffey Guards to date is as follows


City Amateur Bowling League is com
plete. Each of the six clubs has selected
its representative. The following named
gentlemen were chosen James Wal
lace, Century b.. c.; William Baxter, LAT
ayette B. c.; Adolph Dobke, Central B.
g.; e. o. Grabo, Volunteer, B. c.; Charles
Herig, Independent B. c.; and James
Wheeiihan, Paramount B. c.
All protests will be disposed of by this
board. 1t will control the League.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12
Joseph Fox pead.

Joseph Fox, the youth who was in
tured on Sunday last by falling from u
freight cur while at play on the Hender-
son street bridge, died last evening from
his injuries. He was unconscious from
the time of the accident.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12
Totals. ~. IS 81 IS 1851 Totals. 8. II p

bCOItE 7 FNAMEo,
Century 3. CHS 26 sos SD Gil 49, ST. 1913 1i41 1927
Lafa'tre B. C.-12f Isl $40 81 dAS 7e6 9I5 1854 .114s 1856
Umpire-James S. Lynch. 1
Scorers-C. Del'orme and R.Conkling for Century
8. c. and ]. G. Robinson for Lafayette d. c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12
If homes, This is the score


Independent. .lsS PAT BIS 516 675 SIG o05 ll0f i22a 1884
Volunteer -. l02 2I3 SSl 451 $50 rs SI2 953 1852 126
Umpire-H. Hermann.
Scorers-W. Hermann and George Trowbridge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-12

Vro WHOM IT CONCENTRATES NOTICE
l. that L Thomas ]. Stewart willsen at public auc'
ton on Thursday, November p, 1889. at two y. Nh
to the highest bidder all carpets and other goods
left with me to he stored and which have been in
nay possession over one year. According 70 the
statutes Ia such cases made and provided.
THCS- ]. STEWART.
WA. ]. RcreET. Auctioneer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25

Bntter weakes; fsseys asm715<e: gDoa
choice. z51@zsc.
Eggs steady. California ranch. zoa
s2sze: store lots 50 sc
Chartered Kennebsc. coal. KAnagnao 10
San Francisco: q. =. Wiscex. Iaraher.
Raest sound 70 Honolulu.
YES york NxsrHAsUfsx MAnxrr.
Nxw YogK, EoT. 7-Hops-ouls and
strong
cotfee-Options opened quiet. B@i0
points down, and closed barely steady. an
changed % 10 points down; sales. is 60
bags Dsesmber. s1s.7e9Is.eo: January
ff3T5@l5.s0s Mar. 1l5 $50 IS 90. jane
sl5.s5i July. ~. 7ss 1850. SEos Ric steady;
fair caFR0es. 1916.
sneaf-Kav. hrm; refined, firm and &c
tire
Molassss-Foseign and View Orleans.
sfesdy.
copper--rnchaneed
Lsad-klg juliet and steady. atsse0
Tin-Qaiet and STEADY; straits. s2f.4o.
PetTulenm-0pened at 41O85k. and
moved up slightly in the flrsf hour. The
market became dali and remained so until
the close, which was firm ct $40. stock
exchange orsned Si.08x. highest SIIG,
~ $A-Stf@As Askat4sE A0tah0Atk1 aleu-
exchange opened si.0e5<. highest 81 I0s<
lswest sl.0osz, closing sI.0eJx. sales. 2s7.-
600 barrels.
Bar silver, 96xc.
cnIeAso yRopUcx NARKEr.
CHfcAso. Nov. =. - Wheat - Closed
easy November. 5s5sc. December,
7sISe: May, s3sxc.
Corn--eteady: November, s2kc: Jan
uary, Sic: Nay. SSS4c.
0ats--steady: November. 20c: Deem
Der. pc: May ,,2zskc-
Barley~-k0e.
POrk-Easy; November, sos75z: Jam
nary. x967ts
Lard steady; November. 1864; Jan
nary, s 0os<.
CHICAGO LIVE sTocx MAExET.
CHsc4so. Nov. % - Cattle Receipts
H.0d0: steady - strong: beeves, 81 Gle15.s5:
steers s2.s5a5-s5: sfockers and feeders,
s2@2.00: Texas cattle. $iSO6G290 West
ern rangers. s2.0O@350
Hogs Receipts, $50; weak but not
quotably lower; mixed. s2.6oas. heavy.
s3.60ess 90: light. ss.65m3so.
Sheep Receipts. 10000; steady: natives,
f2.759s5; Western grazers. S3.50Ge4.20: Tex
ans. $3.T0@Al0.
LsvKRroof GRAIN MARKET.
LTvKarooL. Nov. Q. - Wheat - Quiet
holders offer moderately: California No.
/. quiet; New Mixed Western 45skd per
GENITAL.
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saInoEAfnro aARKKrs.

HWHtF
kEs Yesg. Nor, ss.--The stock market.
sses b The absence of large number OF
sksFs. was quiet 10 daiI today. and ssae-
ssphs sesv slight and without sienif-
ezS TIE close, after light business. was
80 md strung At the best prices Of the
spssFnmeat bends duh aad steady.
~ seskly bank statement ehows a re
Fw lners&ss 81 sass go. and sPeeie In
ssm Y st1tNa The banks nov hold
$3.50 II sxeesz Of the "a per eent rule.
sxcHtsax Axp srevmrtnA
sss fssx. Nov. r. Money On call.
q sith Nc loans. prime mercantile
49, aasss Sterling exchange. steady
= salsas ssp-aay bills. $asoA; demand,
: Isssrensl. isss Paclac, q. lisls.
xyasks
Neasal Paelnc, ~ nafllagssn. lilo. Dem
: 10 sassnde. iG's NortheFn Pacific.
tsstxFsed. "a. Northwestern. fsss
aesk centsal. issls Oregon NaviaA.
Nn TFanseeusinSnsai. stssa. Pa
e. Sssss Rock IslAsad. ssass 81. Isoais
- Ersneispo. g, 81 Past. "a: Texas
e =, Ensan Pacific. sas. Western
= =. FaFgc ksrrcSs. tSss American
sssssA lie. Canadian Pacific. TsA Can
AsFn. 81 Delaware 4 LaekAwAnna.
basfaS slpcx HAKKE4
Nssas. New, 49, Atehssoa & Topeka,
- = = land grant =. Is railroad, SIS.
xson. a6. Mexle&n Central. com
aFat mortgage bonds, So san
Ms ~.
siSlxa sTacxs
- Teak. New - Aiee Sis. Gale.
4 ssAes Halls 81 Is. grcwn Point &. -.
s.e Ill. n~asswssoa feFFisSxy q -.
taEFy sisu, HAielS NereEuss s. II.
-. :. = -. Herr Silver g. Is. fran 81.
AsxssAa s., ontSzie SS4sss ophig
s.sszsssssai slaa. Savage si.se. Sierra
sAA ssAScssoe RFrsEw.
fAkNvssoo. Nov. Is wh3As.
So sasf ssnssessey a situation favers
sssessags aet iaree, however, and
- . ~ eaefs 81 &ssxlSi.
Dell, Ne. seea. SO
- tese q aassket we2ker. teaM
-. ssssss'i Ifem ovvg0a sossAy ASKING
49, ssaAAis unchanged. eAcSs~ feed
~ - soesE gsAsiss. si.sesel IS
49, :. ksxiiy Ecse. saAs reexsess
: hssanks, se@saA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25

pAcIEIc kAFIsA1I0s Css-EHAzrcA
sseansx ssxss Of waahsnk.pn. HsnrY BzHey,
SISTER, a6aEss 1aeansM 1nn6&g, TT E1&y &nd
1&MFNS8T s0s #hArevm k1ncxak. f2tgh1xen5
Eszs1eA. C1rpexfife. AnAcgFfes. Utz&zsfT z1a
e<assse Returning Iezve Nhsseom 90 iaLSow-
ing Oar
scasdsEe--1esv Tseons = n; lszve sszstis
3. n arrive Wkssccm = IA; iezse Maztsom
s p n lsays seattle 720 = M sfrtFe I&oozns
Roche HkKHoR ROUTE
Sezrnsr Eknws cnsef. George Earisw. sasz.s<
Leaves TAeernA Monday and thursday e. q n.
Leaves sezstEe. Hktses1sa wharf. sverJ AendHT
sid Thursday 4t ,. n. fur San lEan isssnEz
ealing IS Csineon. Its95aay. sfAnwoe1s LAc0n-
neS, ksi6aF HeFbar. kechs Harb0f
sxAGET RIVER R0UTK
Esesmex Henry Batter, s r. Decay naEssF.
Leayes LAroEna NcndAga and ThHrsdags -
] ,. ~
Leaves Seattle every Tnesis7 snd Fri6syc %
tids tor sEarwood. Fir. Skagis CITY, AO1nf NsE-
non. Sterling and Intermediate posnts
TACOMA TRADING Co.
Agsnfs. Tacoma
]. A. HATFIELD.
ARsEs eesttIa
;. SEDGwICE
General MaasEsr. Tacoma
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$1,000 AND Skin DISEASES.

syphilis. disease mast Dreadful IN In resale.
completely eradicated
- Ulcers csisrsA. &c, permanently esrea
Kidney, ursnay and Blsdasr conplainsA
painful. aifheult TOO frequent. hnrnlns or
bloody URINE, high eolused O. with milky sedi.
Eieet cystitis promptly and safely cured
Charges reasonable
Our Success is BASED upor Facts.
Our renedies act quickly and crre pesma.
We do not claim % know everytnsur IN ria.
dion to medicine diseases OF 10 he Akte % c -
every ease but we DO claim that large exfsn.
slve ana \, increasing practice with unparalleled
torss skill.
Experiences Is worth everything. Knowisars
gained b consulting with. critically examining
and successfully treating thousands az peFsons
Of every age. sex, profession and occupaf1osa Al
tected with every pfesensahle form and stage OF
suffering with like unaiaaiies. that we have snr-
c&etied In restoring health 10 large Eaaierity ar
cases treated, even after other skilled ana ener~
getse pnysselsns nAse isilsd 70 e1fsct any perma-
We are pxtrcnfzsd b class Of ladies ana
senuemen 700 sagaeioHs e b imposed upon ~
ent % Be frightened away irom pAyaiaaans Who
Persons eAlffnr at ossr once can hsvr cha safss.
faction Of . free consultation. with the sssur~
ance that they may depend upon receiving car
did opinions honorable square deAlfag reason
eote c1AfkS4 ana NO encouragement WffAoa5 q
prospect OF Improvement OF enrA
Our practice Is founded upon the RESULTS 0f the
best methods without reference 70 acAeols 90
s@pathlex"
You win nor be urged or persuaded % tAkm
treatment AMI no one win be treated unla&a
there Is strong probability Of cure o. psrm&r
nens banens Make fnfarrogafions and decide
for yonFnelE
Oftiee hears, Froms n. 20 = n. San
DAYS 70 II a n. only.
y. R.-prrScns unable 70 visit ns may Be
treated AZ their humeH by cofFespnndeacM
Medicines and fnstruNsFnna sent by naaI Or axr
preaz Consultation frea.
Always send stamp when reply 10 expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25

Returning leaves whetcom efs q n. Tues
Gsys Thzrsdnys ana Saturdays On the EafaFs
dag trip the Libby goeN through 70 Seattle Fare
from Port Townsend % seaIxle, 81 Until FUR
Their notice, passengers or fright from seattle
for the iNianda BY the IAboy's " ednes1ay and
Friday trips viii be carried on the Wa&fnxtOn
steamboat and TrEBsporfastoE Cos Teamer
Edith 10 Port Townsend on Tuesdsy and Thurs
6as nights and transferred direct 20 the Libby
On these days the W. 8 at Co. viii issue tick
ets and nlls freight fhrongh % destination.
HERBERT bEECHgR. Manager
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent seattle
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@tssr
~. s.ssvai az III, tons of California hay
!. the hark Highland Light from san
]s<sn. Cal, replenlshed the stocks OF Caii-
49, ksy bold here. This IL the largest
zrs.x6resns that has been received here
Z .<seFal weeks. This hay sells yery well
sxszlss the fact that the domestic artiele -
80 nseterfee. II can be landed here
&1.;3eFatsy cheaper. and when Puget
.z.aa hsr Is high il moves very well.
,.ss;s Il Puget sound hay are medium,
81 Is saarksG Is steady. The throwing
- a. market OF thsa consignment OF
+ !xzssrniA ulll not effect Il IN any respect
h1es ca both range about the same.
jlsss bare been quiet again for another
I sek The market opened up brisk Mon
a. haf Tuesday, ID was Cat, and II re-
xs.s.el . III week. For shipments, the
49, 4 probably the qnietest Of the season.
ii iog receipts the same may also ~
. fs.sv elosesl week OF inactivity Ia the
q mzfkst. Escsipts have been light, and
= snly shipment was on the steamship
81. d Pashla Of 30 sacks, which WAS
1 'ss'ly fsshipsnent Of consignment rom
/ Il esnner. In spits 81 The eailness values
4 ~ % 10 the last quotations.
| lae steamer Mabel brought In small
ss.asnmsns Of hay from snohsuish to-
81
/ ahe only important shipments from Sc
i. sk.a t16sy we're one eE carload OF lime
A "a plsxfeg and 20 bales Of wool 70 Boston.
Ieifiesn solid CARLOADS OF merchandise
/ e<ss ssesiyed over the Puget Sound khors
/ nlfnsl today.
- las not been arriving very freely
aas.nk ire last day es 80. but the market
4 ~ ialrly well supplied.
zxHsnk spIsE Axp rBopucs REcKiRTs.
During shs lastfwsnty .ioar hours The meF-
Nsndies and produce receipts at this port
: ksfs - loliowss Puget sound Shore read,
t toms. Columbia Is PUGET Sound rail-
! Asz. - Cons: Seattle, Lake ShoFs a East
IsA salafaad, as IONS. By watsr.-Ssste
WASHINGTON. IS tons; Mabel. 10 tons
Estate. = toms: four scexs brick, 80
ms. Total Fsceipss. isss tons.
euErAKwra
nuFlng the last twenty Tour hours goods
~ mesehandise were Shipped from Seattle
I , he surrounding country a. foiiows:
fafss Bound Shore read. - tons. Colum-
= s Puget Sound railroad. "a tonss
sa;.ie, Lake Share & Easlern railway. 90
ktk ny waisr--GFace, G IONS; lola.
xass Michigan, 4 tons; Mountaineer.
as WlIliknsssts. 2.e0o tons. Total ship
smsz. s.s2i.
n sArpGE OF sKcEfFrs.
Fsus care sea<. IA bids trees, 40 sacks
Fsaspes. - brat stoves. cars iron, ~
49, Asy knives, 20 crates large globes. 10
~ hssek. sears gravel. car paper. 10
Hzss fruit. = sacks vegetables. els pkts
sensllsaeous hardware. As eases grocer
car nonr. I cars cattle. IS head
i1sNss - cases cigars and tobacco.
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FAST TIME.
Steamer MABEL

xtgs sNsre Nsassr e zsek a. : a m every Tges2zy
Te,ae.ssss ara <afmr3As Ess Twelve zssas fatsaf
Ksssnas.ss. MRs& slsea. MsyFsFk.f- a7Ssa ant
sss.s. - Fegaenfaz sxssawspE akgs A. 4 N
aE0 Il So tFe :
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Leaving Seattle Sundays. Tuss1aTs and Thurs
DAYS ak q n. for Port townsend. Leaves Port
Townsend for pungeness and Port Angeles AZ
D IA Returning leaves Port Angeles for Dun
Feaesz Port townsend ard seattle at q n. on
Mondays. Wednesdays end Fr3aAye
~ McCBRDY. Agent
QuiBey Street Wharf Port Townsend, Wash.
J. 4. HATFIELD, Agent
HRfhei9-C0iman WHAT Seattle, Washington,
foot M&rloa street.
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Us naais sssxzner Etfth leaves seattle sTsxy
6ay. exe<pt SATURDAY. * y y 2. n &zf1vez e.
TpT1 TownseE1 a. s q. II next day keEnEa-ng.
leaves Peri TeWnsend g 10 ia Ia s<rages - -
ate ~ ,. -.
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etenmer wszksnxson iasves Seattle - p n,
sundaYs Tuesdays ard ThurptaFs; arrives *
whatcozn & q N next day Returning. Leaves
WkAscon Rf D IA. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays: arrives 8t Seattle ST g. ~ 1sxt d&g.
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TAs ssesHns Pee i naw sNAty ~ hzsnen&
lasss@s w4k7Sax tse sNxxsea u > ass&1k hsa1
10 Es@se aef2f 81 1881 ~ q A. r rsse.sss.as
se3z1 gas e Cs4zskx.ss 3oeks foas 81 gelaEzaa
A. E sFAKL1sN3.
UwEsx &22 AssaG
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CrKAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Rover House

leaves At N. for suAnia and way
ports
Leaves ~ ga n. and 4lsp n sor Newcastle
and way ports.
Leaves At p N. for Jaanits ana way
portx J. II. IoIGHEAD. Manager
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ESCAPED ny A MIRACLE.
A chehails wou.sn Caught and Thrown
by y siiIl wheel.

CHEHkLss. Nor. 24--Mrs. Younger,
daughter OF Major Hornby. met with
very singular accident At her fathers mill
Friday. She was walking through the mill
70 the engine room. where her husband
worked. Is she had often done. and - she
stepped over . rapidly revolving shaft
pinioa caught In her skirts and IN
twinkling she Was pulled through a hole In
the floor rot more than ten inches wide
and thrown 10 the ground about seven feet
below. She struck on her feet In au almost
nude condition, and besides some severe
bruises and extreme fright seemed 90 have
suffered no injury. The MIL hands saw
her body disappear through the floor and
expected 10 find Il crushed out OF all shape.
Her husband. who was ct the engine. when
told why he was signaled 10 stop the
machinery, so much expected this that he
could not 10 70 see the result until others
found the woman almost unhugt.
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TsLAsD TRANSPORTATION co.-HEgBERT
i 3. EseCher. Manages

The stennneF J. =. Libby. Herbert ?. Besehe-
master, leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon az
4 D n for Port Townsend and the san Juan
izlaass. from Hafneld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend az q N. every Aonday. wednesday
ard Friday for WhkscoEa. calling a. smiths
iainrd. aud Richar6sonss weather peguzit1ipEA
AEKyie. Lopez. FriGE3 HAFboT. Maple ton Mon-
day going north and Thurk8Ay going soalhts
Roche H&Fhog. Orc4s ard East sound
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Ran Co.-pU6ET SOUND DIVISION.
NJ. The following scnedale for The c0gnpanys
steamers viii be In effect on and after August -
isea. until further notice.
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Cardinal eslhbon'n celebrated new book. ssour
Christian Heritage. for sale ~ Lowman Har-
fefsi 8 4 r. Co.'S
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uy at co-srEAxEEs Will LEAVE
W Ysslsxs docks ssnfite. aAlly tx 1zc11aa
a. leA IL
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Steamer Eliza Anderson len - seattle e ,.
m Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays arrives
az Whsteon . q N next say. ketrrnins. leaves
Wkesenm Tuesdays ard Thursdays 81 y N.
sundays a m Monday trip 10 -eEnsshmo0
ID 81 JACKSON. President
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pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch steamers from. Seattle as follows
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p H. passengers received on
hoard aE .. nj Envsfab IL. 10, "a and ~,
sna every Eve days thereafter.
For Alaska November and a ST O. N.
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports: AZ .. m. November ]. = u. ~,
n y, december /, and every I'VE days there
after.
Tickets may be obtained a. the Once OF ths
company 81 Dean beck, -eaife.
GO0DALfs PERKINS A. CO..
General Agents.
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco. Cal
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C,ASApfAs PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
~ u4Disedl
STEAMER PREMIER
BoUED SOUTH.
LEkvE. ARRIVE
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
thursday 2 pm and MONDAYS 80 p N
Townsend. Monday and seattle. Friday and
Thursday III N Tuesday q n
Seattle, Tuesday and tacoma. Friday AID
Friday .s....-.-.s q m TUESDAY --s...-.-- 10 ~
BoUHD NORTH.
LEAVE AEETvB.
E3aftie. az midnight Townsend ..-.s.-.-S q m
Tuesday and Friday WbatcoEn q % . IN
Townsend Ia N Roche Harbor-l2 30 m
Wbateom ..-..e % m Vane6aver..=-....I p N
Roche Harhor 4 p n
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places Of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS or ARRIVAL At sEATTTk
Tuesdays aud Fridaya
JoHE A. O'BRTRN, Master
F.W. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. p. n. Co. Id
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25
RAnEAxx
CANADIAN ACIFgc RAILWAY izE TEsE
zzAsscoSrrsEsTAL Rog'TE
-xErwxxs-
TEE PACIFIC AID TIE Atlantic.

IH passenger eQnlpusas - che Haexe IN sne
wurl1. e9nszsrng Of iuxmEsons s.esusnx ears
kAsInE ensxszg. smoking and hath rpoarxs cazn-
spss2DAN and cleen cosansst ears wfA free aseefs-
and tae nloec Ezo1eFn style 81 Gxy eaaeAes
lss dznfuE cars and hotels provide tie Ses<
guaiitJ OF food IN uniinIssc qnzaEigy. q reason
able rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25
RADE AND SHIPPING.
o,aranees for Last Week We're
s87s. I7s.Is.
---s
.up.ytL or CALIFORNIA Hay.
,e4 shfpmsns 81 Hops Last week
-e.ss @sazI fnaesive-wssl
shipped % sssten.
npysL or CALIFORNIA hay.

EKkTTEx, E0v. q.
r.,ssxxes d the Seattle clearing house
- 80 sss7. azf ~ making total for
Z. xzxk Of ss7s, i7sia The exchanges
8. - dag q the RISK we're - follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25

CEATTLE LAKE SHORE EAsTERa RAIE-
from seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For south BEND snoauas-, sas@ 800
mic and way points, y sop u
For Gilman and way points, ssSam 4ispm
For Snohomtsh aad wayl sSam SSSa m
90anss...---...-..-.--...---.--.--i 80 PM sl3 N
EOr cUaefo@ss paiRtS ten trains da1y eaeaa ~. .
SUNDAY TRAIN2
For south Bend. snoqrail
ME. Gilman and wayl s&am Tispm
points,. .----s-.-.-----~s.---.--f
For snohomash aud way .Spn ssam
posnis...-....s.e..-..-.--..-..--.- -
For Suburban poinss ak trains cath way
X. W RUFF, Gen. Pass. AT
+. W D. HOLBR0OK. Manager
COLUMBIA PUGET SOUND 4 r.
TINE TABLE.
rAxIss EFFECT SUNDAY. ocToBEs 8, Issa
Trains arrive At and leave Seattle Is follows
Ns s'.ss.s. and wsy s0Rm ssam
r, ANIL and way sta aonm ,oooa m.
IONS ss.<..s.s.-4ss. =
Coal tralns with coach attached have no regu.
Jar rnnning times will carry passeneers.
IA Hill saaperiassndent.
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H4HKE
DrGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF sE
/ attic.
nv .na sell foreign na4 domestic exchange
transfer money ~ teiezrapa 70 sEy part 81
dsIosiIs q monev and issue PAS
sooSs of ce5..aea 1 'sess'1'
coHHxspsxpxxrs
Paris. "a R0thschsid Freres.
Ffankiars A. ~, l. Woo sssiEeg 90
nsssor. ~ 80 Ssssanai hank.
ssm Franessco. the Bank ei California
,s--,s..n.
EAkLEa $3.50 ss-ss-' w.. s...ssgs.ss
49, t~7t.-' ceshirr
p.rk toss.sst ea.ner s.Rs.ryv ans Fraaa ssreetE
-.
n e MILLER a CO. RANkkFS-
VI.
-.
hewiin hsoSks Is co&a oA@ $3.50
Txehanze boashs anHa ssiL
In crest allowed On teps-ssA
aeaey loaned On real esssss sad Fc'ssaaa "
ehfaV.
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Sax faAsessee, Nov. Forecast till 5
p. m. Monday. for Oregon and Washing
ton: Rails storm signals are ordered along
the coast from the mouth Of the Columbia
river ncrthward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-25
TO TIE LADIES

We give ranes eaFesai an1 ccnssdesxte nesan.
ton . alse4ses ol wonnsa and ch.idrea Hyrn
sgiiEx fsoEa kay obscure. clfHc1is or nnreesnR
clsAse ~ u the ccnzxaau 7aatfne doctors fAff -
c1re you hen others fail The sxsselslsssa -
skilled IN every department az needseH1 ana srr-
EtcAt experience Tbs prufe&s0r has hmA vWarM
% experiences IN tae hospitals 81 Essxlk2yn ana
New fosk, formerly kpec&Al prasessar %
WenAn's Hospital Cesleee. New Tark and Il
one Ct the most successful asA best kaown gxne-
Geological specialists IN this country
To Young and hAiddle-Aged aaen.
Nervous Debility. epermmanr.hcn. sexnsnal
l9SSe& Physical Decay, arising frczn fakfsnre-
ton. pro9nciag SicapiesNn1zN. dessonlieaev
Discouraged, lack 81 confidence dali rsrs3f ~
study o. Business. and ands life 4 hgrAerA
safely. permanently snd speedily eurtsa