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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06
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At the Western Union Telegraph Office.
corner Court and Main streets, Deem
her 5, 1889: John Casey. II. o. Palmer,
Silss Ludlow, John Dineen, ]. M. Cess
ner.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Pacific Postal Telegraph Office, 10
West First street, for Francis II. Bacon,
Assistant Adjutant G. A. R., @. A.
Black and Willie E. Vezie.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

property and notified Officer Shannon,
who shortly afterwards arrested Welsh
and took him to jail. After being intro
duoed to Police Judge Stanton, Welsh
went to the County Jail for thirty days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

The Board of Public Works took it's
regular excursion about the city yester-
day, and will act on several matters in
spected at the meeting this morning.
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UMsYONs.

VNrINTER TRAvEL-RORTNIGHT TOUR
w lat Excursions-O Organized and conducted
by the Southern Pacific Company, via the
Sunset Route, New Orleans Birmingham, Chat.
tanooga and Cincinnati, to Boston, New York,
PHILADELPHIA and Intermediates.
Through service of Pullman Tourist 6leepers.
Parties personally conducted by Southern
Pacific employe.
Sleepers have improved heaters for light
cooking and tea and cuffee.
Adjustable lunch tables in every section.
12 hours In New Orleans for sighI-seeing.
Leave Los Angeles Oct 10th and 31st; Nov.
l4th and 28th; Dec. 18th. $50; Jan I'd, 10th
and 30th; Feb. ] 9Th and 27th: March 18th and
27th April 10th, and oath, 1880.
For further Information apply to any Agent
Southern Pacific Co., or to the General fas-
senger Office. 2O2 N. Main st., Los Angeles.
Cal. O. H. WHITE, Ticket Agent; ]. n.
GOODMAN, G. p. u T.. A.; B. GkAY, Gen'l
Traffic Msr.; A. N. TOWNE, GenI Mgr.
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VOL. XX.XIII. mo. So,

w uertisemetts under the (oll0,stsg heads tn |
serted at the rate OF cents per 5Re 1oT edsn
Insertion. or ~ a line per month.
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NPECIALISTS.

Il r HOY, M. D., OCULIST AND AURIST,
T.. trests the eye and ear exclusively, 3913 N.
spring st. Hours 10 O. m. to A p. m. and to
pm. n15 5m
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.


MOUNTAIN BOARDING-HIGH Altitude;
III beautiful scenery; sunny rooms and other
donkey hire reasonable short drive to Pomona !;
two miles from Lordsburg postofice, ono c.. R.
r. Bixbv Ranch. La Verne n22 1mt
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mANUrAorURERs, SALE.

G1 Qk-A SOLID NlCKLE STEM.WIND
~ls OC watch, warranted. Manufscturers'
sale, 251 North Main.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

A 9. LANGLEY, ELECTRIO PHYSICIAN,
n cor. Second and Los Angeles str. Electrical
treatment, baths snd massage n3On
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

BELLEVUE LYING-IN HOSPITAL IS NOW
ID open, under the management of Mrs. DR.. J.
4 Smith. Patients can have their choice of
PHYSICIANS and the best of care Is given. Mid
wifery specially. las bellevue ave. n2S If
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n G. f., GUARDIAN COUNCIL. NO. 90
". Regular meeting hrst and third RndAys, ct
Pythisn Castle. ~ 8. Spring q.
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WANTE D--HELP.


yXTANrED RELIABLE MALR AND FE-
w male nelp furnished promptly at GIFT OE
& GUTHRIE'5 Employment ONCE. 16 8. Main
street. dc I'm
WANTED-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF
w tact in every town and county to repre-
sent an established house: salary $65 to $50
per month. P. J. CANNON, Supt., Ill MUIR
ply Building San Francisco. Cal. dim
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCyION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES
"A and harnesses at the Kentucky Stables, No.
10 Upper Main and $50 N. Main SITS. Sale to
T. 1899. d5 3l*
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M HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D., N. G. P. 3.
Ixl. O. Specialist in diseases Of the head,
throat and chest Compound oxygen and
other medicated inhalations used in all cases
of the respiratory organs. Office movea to 81
South Fort st., between First and Second.
Office hours from q. In. to p. m. Sundays
from to 2 80 D. IN. NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

DR. I. 9. wEYAND, HERNIA SPECIALIST.
IL Office, lis South Main st., Rooms 3 and 4.
mo fsrn
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PERSONAL.

ulsted or 16 lbs. brown sugar, 81; A lbs.
Tice 25c., 8 lbs. white beans. 25c; starch,
paekages, 25c; can gasoline, 900; coal OIL, 300;
corn meal. zoe: new pickles, 10c quart: good
black or Japan tea. SOC; sack -four, $1,25:
10 lbs cornmea 2oc lbs raisins or Or peaches
SOAP. 81: bacon, Ice; hams. 13o; York, lie.
ECONOMIC GROCERY, 409-41l s. Spring st.
d3lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

CIGNET CHAPTRR, NO. 81, B. A. M.-HETS
u statedly on the drgt Tuesday Of each month";
at 7:l5 r. Nj at Masonic Hall, oor. OF Spring
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$4,000 es sum sad AGHEs n se os oouaty aHE
close to city line. all planted in choice fruit
trees, with 1000 nursery trees all under irri-
eating ditch. Address ]. w. POTTS, box 543,
Station G. n26 I'm
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LlOUND-THE BEST PLACE TO HAVEYOUR
made to order: also find good selected stock
of all kinds of jewelry suitable for holiday pres
ents at reasonable prices, by ]. WALTER, man
rafacturipg ieweler, 90 8. Main Ht MO Pm
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ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.-HoMKoP ATHIsT
i OfAoe Houxs-11 TO II A. H., a TO s. Pm,
Los Angeles, OAl. Residence 408 SoNth Main
street. mott.
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FOR RENr-oFruoEs.
ROOMS AND R0ARD.

ENOR RENT-A FINE OFFICE; ALSO DEst
T. room, at No. a. N. Spring ct. n30 tt
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HOmEOPATHIsTS.

g S.sALIEBURY, M. D.. HOMROPATHIeT
D. Once, rooms IL and IL, L. A. Bank build
Ing, cor. First and Spring stl. Residence, 658
8. Pearl 1t. Ofdce hours, IL A. NJ. 70 8 P. N.
Telephone Nos: ONCE 697; residence SIT.
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INOK ExCHANGE--GOOD CALIFORNIA FOR
Il unincumbered eastern property; unin
cumbered Ventura county fruit ranch, paying
LIST, 18 Aonth Sprtug. d3 I'm
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO RXCHANGE-LANKERS PAID UP
4 stock for personal or real property;. would
not object to paying small dife ence In cash.
r. A. GARBUTT. Rooms 5 and Stowell block,
126 South Spring street. ID lO'
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QO0n0 WILL BUY ACRES, WITH
CJOUU house of rooms; 500 bearing
orange and other trees. all in fine condition;
water piped to land bounded by Bellevue. Ida.
Msrgueret and Eureka sts. Apply to J. W.
POTTS Watar1Oo at n26 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

FOWLS AND EGGS OF
i 15 varieties by A. g. RUSCHHAUPT, on
State street, Brooklyn Heights, r. o. Box 43
Station B. Circulars free. d1 tt
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d DEMOVAL-MRS. GRIFFITH, FORMERLY
II at 219S Fort has removed to Alb D. Los
Angeles St. where can be found frstclass rooia
and hoard. n16 I'm
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u A. CLARKE, N. D., OFFICE AND RESI-
IL. dence, q 8. Spring ct. Houzs 70 & Pm.
Telephone 36S. p1k
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-06

DATHING ESTABLISHMENTS OR BAR
ID bers:-Send address to gentleman treating
fitable enterprise. PROF. M, box 20. DAILY
HERALD office, mao 7t*
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20
lELEGRAPHrC MARKETS.
wv YORK STOCK nryIrM.

wv YORK STOCK REVIEW.
~ iesE, sept. lathe late rate-cut-
Hanx West, together with the contin-
sra light money, still keeps stocks
- 1a ifsasaetions today were smaller
= @ my day Of the present week. For
nts rri II was traders market, and
y sassnee OF any important influence
saes' The course OF prices, they were
80 up md Down over narrow range,
A'sapaas 10 great ma lority of the list
sas little or no significance. Final
see Practical advance. declines
yin number, while Tennessee and
Ssa eoal are up l. and Reading per
= oe's'nmenss duh and barely steady.
nsHassE AND SECURITIES.
!" ien. Sept. la.--Msney on call,
sva Prime mercantile paper.
ssiing exchange, quiet and wesb:
;" a@; demand, Si.7Ts..
BOMBS.
's',tered). le7. Is tcoupon). les:
msssFedl lo5A: i1ss lcoupon).
tae b. lis; American Express,
: STOCKS.
! Sas'a Pacific. IS, Canada Southern.
@ei Pacific. $50; Burlington.
60 savanna, ii7,s Denver & Rio
|FS.. -, Ere, s9'4. kansas-rexas.
s,a.:s ~ More. io5s.. Louisville &
- !. Michigan Central. 9is.;
-. fsihe' 16i., Northern Pacific,
- ~; Northwestern, iiSA.
- Z New York Central, Toss.
49, p'osement, 81. Navigation, "a, ;
l~ssa''aeh'ai. S: Pacific Mail. SO.
n 81 Paul. 702. Texas paei-
H. ea'en Pacific. 6t.: United States
~. J. Fargo Express. b: Western
American Cotton OIL. 81.
SsgOS sro1N NAgxrr.
Sept. 70 A;chison & ropeka
- ! Land Grant IS. I01l.: Rail.
Burlington, loa. Mexican Cen
So, ~ hrs, mortgage bonds.
sISiSc sroCk>.
leak Spite Belcher. g. an. Hest
Fssss. =. 10 caledonia Black Hill. s.
49, 49, .aiiiofnis < Virginia. ST. G,,s /,
We. Eureka Consolidated
~ saS q Curry, $50, Hale & Nor.
~ homes;akc. 50 Iron silver
B n,s. AL, Wa, Mutual. $40, Ontario
n ~ a-h. Occidental. sl.a5: Saw.
Eess.. sierra Nevada. s. 80: Union
e Y.a Se' Ward Consolidate.
a'sAsO rA0pvcg a,Rkrr.
r :. ssp'. le-wheat- Closed irres.
s IN = ~. October. 7s,.c s'' ne scsgs
pa. ss NJ cash, 3s,.c: October.
"a y va cash. lo,,c: October.
+. ,s-sspts'ahor. 66i-e.
p 's October. SOLO; January,
:! S14eas9. ''''' " '0'''' ~" :
~ w ,0sk srscnAsp,sr xAskrr.
M .,.. an. Sep, ls.-coree 49, options
and closed firm sales. size
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20
SEATTLE. Sept. TO-

SEATTLE, Sept. ~.
t he seattle Clearinghouse
wSsao ,.mhsr were received over
6eas 9 n,osds today. making
- Ia e..s received. This Is ex'
~ .hich comes in from other
~ .u, own cut, and conveys q
- amount Of ium0ef ''a' "
-. the first handled over
{" ~ shore 6 Eastern railway
- -. ,eoeived last evening by
se ;,om snoquslmie. They
so.s = the Hop-Growers' Asso"ia-
n brick were received
!.C'..nt roads today. The arriv.
,s,s 40 tons. making a total
- ,ons .or the day. -,
,..r msrket business during
mast has been very good.
- 80. Of values, and a re-
s-.rea ef changes were the
N - a. the week. Canned
~ IT, il San Francisco.
-. g,os. 4 Co. have purchased
. s-,s,s in California canned
Araam i2!ooo to 1900 cases.
- %, yet been received. but
- y. ss,very at any time.
- and canned meats. Hour
j.. s.ehanred. Arbuckle's coffee
|0.s half cent per pound. Teas
.sssrrd Dried fruits are quiet,
Z !. sassr in either the market or
,ssr.d.y the Puget Sound Shore rail-
-.;,ed 70 carloads of merchandise
~ srsnty.iour hours, that being the
si.r.s bu.iness ever done in Seattle.
.h.ndise received was all for home
-ss,ou which is worthy OF note
n. ,srpsring With the receipts OF
a ,ad transfer freight atother points
4 Soand For the pas; week the num-
sar Of merchandise received at the
sound Shore depot has averaged
). lily. This is large.
= meip.s Of fresh fruit over the Puget
q shore road today aggregated about
mibsds and a half.
4. x.amsr Point Arena is in from San
.s,ro With 40 tons OF merchandise,
.d,sIy -four and feed, today.
=. More eannery received ESQ salmon
se 10. yesterday from Seabeck on
Y, canal. the result OF two hauls with
hxne.
(rRrHAypisE AND PRODUCE
rgfPTs-During the last q hours the
uAsndise and produce receipts at TIL
svge q follows: Puget Sound Shore
4 no tons; Columbia & Puget Sound
klrsd, . tons. Seattle, Lake Shore q
nm railway, ass tons. By water-Fair-
-. 10 tons: W. X. Merwin, 1 tons
uAington. Is tons, Fleetwood, 3 tons
~ Arena, 40 tons; five scows brick,
lbnn. Total receipts, 2.oi. tons.
alPMENTs- During the last twenty
khours goods and merchandise were
pped from Seattle to the surrounding
ntry as follows: Puget Sound Shore
=. . tons: C0lumbis d Puget Sound
{uped, g tons: Seattle. Lake Shore x
sxn railway, % tons. BY Water
nu, ssons, lela, 5 tons; Fleetwood. 2
n, Eliza Anderson, J tons; Evangei,
tas, Edith, stems. skagit Chief. IL tons
Michigan. tons. Total shipments. i30
has.
ylTuRE OF RECElPTS-Twenty W
l. drugs ard Medicine, IL cars logs, cal
IL. las polstoes, 3! new trunks, l cal
hcsr, | car furniture, cars meat and
Ea In prsssed brick, 2 cars -four. cal
h! pa car ice, cars machinery,
Uksssfs cars fruit, 40 bxs soap. 8
aaesst shoes. c: stationery. IS small
sxts sigs powder, II ears lumber. g
car kzs- eows brick, 80 nd cattle, Cal
Z. lU ltnino stone.
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The steamer J p. Libby. Herbert T RecchsG
master leavss seattle every ssmGav aft moon at
= m for PORT Tow ussna arr the .aH yusE
.f.,Es frous gaff..idfs wharf Leaves Part
Tosnseot az IA n IA every Naatay. ~etneSisy
snt Friday fos " hssecrsi, ealing a. saith :
S.i.ns aua Richardson's weather permit iqgl,
49,. Iopex FRIDAY ER-he-, Marie .oa Me-
ssy rosnS north sfd fnslrstsy g9ins soGtAi,
gorhe Hsrbnr orras sEd E4st sound
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hays. including ssptembsr, Sl5.70Qik&:
oceQbE. 3fS;N81551. Npyeutbe1. S1SmQ
l5s5; Decsmhes. ~. 759iR Spot Rio. firm
and quiet: fair cargo. 199<c.
- Ee1EEss0uDs 1mke~ oounmAne. on. y -
Lead-Dull and fairly ssesdy: domes tic
&3Hx.
Tn-ouiet: strsits, cl.m.
Bex silver, RKG
feeruleum opened anAdy ct ays<c, ana I
~ buying orders then carried price 70 81.
saftex which the market became dun and
ieatureiess and remained - unta the Close,
which Vas e9Tc. Stock Exchange opening
8ssc; highest. 81; lowest, 9Bszc. closing.
B1fc. Consolidated misunderstanding
S.mk@I60 SIG; highest. t1JOa: lowest,
WNc' closing. 81 Total sales. $4,000 bar
Erls.
Sac YBAScysco REVIEW.
eAs FRAxcsco. Sept l8-wheat-some-
what improved feeling. owing to better for
eign sdvicss. better inquiry; quotabie,
$l.27h@i-30.
Bariey-steady old No. feed, s7z@7oc.
Osts-Prices undisturbed; offerings. lib
eral: demand. fair; choice feed. $il-sz
No. l. N.l25z@Ll5; lower grades. sios@
INK.
Hops-Unaltered.
Potatoes-Steady; Early Rose. $50 sc !.
Peerless. 50@75c: Burbanks, 65c0$l
Butter-Easier; fancy, 32lz@34c: good TO
choice, 25dSc.
Eggs-Essier: California ranch, size;
store lots, 25@33c.
No charters reported.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NAEgEr.
CHICAGO, Sept 1o--Cattle - Receipts.
1900; steady to stronger: choice to extra
beeyes. $s.309 40; steers, $.O0425;
stockers and feeders, 81 .s5e13: Texas cattle,
S1.51G3.I0; Western rangers. $,eg3I5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: heavy and loc
lower; mixed, $3-s0Gf.i0; heavy. s.. 7oG
40; light, s3.9oa475.
Sheep-Receipfs, 900: steady; natives,
$3.0@l70; Westerns. 3.5o@si5: Texas,
s3.75giB.
LIVERPOOL sEAIs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lo.--Wheat firm. de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingiy; Cali
fo-nia No. l. Is iod@7s lltsd per GENITAL.
Ccrn-Firm; demand fair: new mixed
Western, Is lii.d per GENITAL.
shipping Intelligence.
Ban FRasoIsco. Sept l3.--Arrived-Str
Columbia. Portland; str Umatilia, Vic
toria. Sailed-Str State OF California, Port
land
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Returning. leaves @hsfseEa al q, 20, lsss
say trir III FIhbw goes tE Ig 30 20 eesisse. are
from lost Tcwuseud "a sea iie. ~ tnit iaF'
ms : nctiee, passengers OF igslgnt ~ "a sSsti1 ,
80 So 5.sas,Ss hv shs fab,yx e.: estsy ane
) fasr trsps viii ~ carried IN the MaShia.'os
Steamboat ana TFzusrsfF'a f'aa 20 Sc sfneG
F!sfh 10 Port TowaseHa a. Tue ~sst ans 4a3S
So nsss7ss mi trass. ~ - sincct IL tse iAohs
nn SEQ tsvs the VI 3 q 7. Co Wiz is.He teA
els and s,iI freight thrcaga u dsstiasron,
HERBERT = BEfs hkR, Manager
, A HATFIELD AgeEt. s<AfIs-
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srArrrgwHaTcoM ROUTE.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle ~ n m.
SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS and Thursdays; arrives AZ
whatvnra at a m next day. Returning, leaves
whAfeoaa al y N. Montsss, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS arrives d. seattle al - Ia Eext usy.
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DAciFIC NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoM
i ROUTE.
steamer state Of Washington. Henry Bailey,
II astcr. leaves Tacnina Sunday, Tu sdav aud
Thursday for whatcani, Schome. fairhaven
ssmish, Coupvlil-. Anaeor'es. Uisalady aud
Seattle. Returning leave Whatcom on follow
ing day
schedulc-Lcave Tseoma y. m leave Seattle
r. m. srfive whatcom a. IN. leave Wha,eom
5 u. m. leave seattle : 80 e. m: arrive Tacoma
80 q. m,
ROCHE HAHB0R ROUTE
s'eamer skagit Chief. george Barlow. master.
Leaves Tacoms Monday and Thuradsy AZ ga 10.
Eaves Seattle. Ratnelas wharf, every Monday
aud Thursday at =. IN. for san Juan islands.
calling At Ciintoo. Ttsalsdy, Stsnwood IaCoii.
ner. Friday Harbor, Roche Harbor.
sEkGIT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry Bailey, & T. Denny, master.
Leaves Tacoma Mondays aud Thursdays q,
| y. IN.
Leaves seattle every Tuesday snd FRIDAY on
tide for Stsnwood. Fir. sksgit city, Mount Yer.
non, Sterling and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING co,
Agents, Tacoma.
j. \. HATFIELD,
Agent, Seattle.
J. SEDswICk.
General Manager. Tacoms.
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wuArcoM AND sraraHNoo ROUTE.

Sscamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle ~ p.
"a Moaiavs Wednesdays AID Fridays, arrives
Al Nhs.eoga g N. next s,ay. Returning, leaves
Wh.'coua Tuesdays AMI Thursdays Of =. II.
SUNDAYS : a. IA Monday trip "a -emiaau
h. r. JACKSON. FFesldcnt
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Wy s. 4 7. Co.-srEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w lcSler's dock. seattle, daily for Tacoma
a. 10 a. M
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Port Gamble, ssaheck snd sli points on Hood 3
sAuAi. VIII leave Mondays and Fridass ~ S
O'Clock r. m. from Schwahacher's dock. For
i'sisht or passage apply On board or ~ Schws-
ID TRDrTMAS Master
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NOTICE.

The steamer Bee il now ready for business
Parties wishing the service of ioobing boat
will please apply on board or of A P. Spaulding
at Budiongs boat house. The Bee will be
found lying ~ Coir2an's dock. foot Of Columbia.
A. \. sPAULDISG,
Owner and Agent.
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
Us mall steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day, except Saturday, a. 10 0r m. arives al
Port Townsend 81 s o m. ncxt day. Returning.
leaves Port townsend At =. IN, arrives az Sc
attic az ,. N,
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ra,Np TRANSPORTATION co.-HsRBERT
| T. BeeeheT. mansssf
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CLEANER CLARA BROWN

GrEANER CLARA BROWN
Leaves Yeslers wharf for Tacoma, Olympia
and Bsg skookun af q u. eyefy Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
Returning, leaves shelton. Zig Fkookun at
a. m ever Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday.
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shiuuinr Intell,~cnre.

Ban FRasoisco. Sept. 13.--Arrived-Str
Columbia. Portland; str Umatilia. Vic
toria. Sailed-Str State OF California, Port
land.
Loxpos. Sept 1s.-Sailed- Fifeshire. for
Port Townsend
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For Suburban points ten trans daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINi
For South Bend, snoquail sx.u ,,snu
ME. Gilman aud wsy..t
For Suohomish and way. 4S5pm 935am
For Suburban points six trains each way.
Call or write for pocket tire card.
Il. W. RUFF, Gen. Pass. Agt
E.W d. HOLBROOK. Manager.
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nExrER HORTON Z CO. BAxKERs-
Incorporated isc.
eArrsAl ssnan rxmvrpzD Yrcsrrs. ssena
s s,sss.ss,,x,, rs rs b bsss
Cashier. B. r. Brier
Eight exrhxnge and s.l~xrarAie transfers on
New York. cnieago. 81 PAxl. san Fran
cisco. Portland. and various r<ssnts
IN Washsngtou. Oree On and
SyirsA Columbia
slscxhere Ia Enroee-
Collections made At al points. On favorable
terms
Roads. ssoehs and cshe. valaahles received
On deposit fof safe keeping.
UAsHISGToN SAVINGS BANK-IScoE.
w posased under the territorial laws
CAPITAL $4,000
OFFICERS:
wv. Dearborn President
=. 3. Dearborn Vice President.
II. VI. Higgins Cashier.
AssSxkAL sAxKIss BUSINESS rRANAcrKn.
Drafts drawn on Gil parts Of the world. In
teress Paid ON savings and time deposits
n -. : as.A txS<s SaR ar
mrs from 80 clock
Deposits may be made Ia person or hy regis
tered letter. noeey order or express, and deposst
books viii be returned sS reQaestsa.
Money loaned on real estate ~ reasonable rates
THE BANK OF coNNERcE-aScogrog-
PAID UP CAPITAL, $4,000.
kfcHAsc HoryoKE. President
h d. srkNcER- --..-.........-..- Cashier.
Transaess . general banking business
Deals in foseien and domestic exchange, draw
ing direct on ali principal European points.
Collections made on all points IN the United
States and Canada
Telegraphic transfers made to all principal
points
Interest paid on deposits
All business insrusted 70 IL VIII receive the
once, Brown building, southeast corner Sec
ond and Cherry streets
WASHINGTON LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY
w uncorporsted.l
Hansr Kar ns Secretary and Trs.s uses
Authorized capital .....................sa 500 90
Mortgage loans on improved farms and city
property. Lowest rates. No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE.
Room S, Kilsen block, Seattle, W. T.: George
EASTERN oyrlcEs
No. - Wall street. New York. 5 Sears building,
Boston,
WESTERN OFFICES
Home once. Wails walla. w. T.: branch Of
noes. Colfax and Seattle.
r. L. MILLER & CO., BANKERS
Newlin block, 2is Columbia street
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Exchange bought and sold.
In crest allowed on deposits.
Money loaned on real estate and personal Sc
curity.
Notes, mortgages. bonds. county and city war
rants bought and sold.
Hours-s a m. TO 5 p. m.
DUGEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF Sc.
Buy and sell fsreign and domestic exchange,
transfer money by telegraph 10 any part OF
the United sietes and Europe. receive
deposits OF money and tissue pass
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. y. NJ. Rotsschild 4 sons
Prr.e Dc Rotbschild Freres
Frankfurt a. NJ, l. Won Steiger K Co.
New Yors. agency OF Bank of California,
Chicago, Commercial National Bank.
Boston, suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Bank OF California
Portland, the First National Bank.
BAILEY GArzEgr .....--.-.-.. President.
r. T FERRY .e,.--.,--....N icePfesident.
j. fuRfH -....,...-.. Cashier.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE,
i Seattle, Washington Territory.
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DUGEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD -
TINE TABLE
TAXING EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1852.
Leave. Arrive.
Southern and Easterni f.as ,o,or
Express .............b ~ - ~ - 49,
Southern and Tasterni s~u ona
Express ...-...4.s 49, ~ - 49,
Seattle aud Tacoma ,o,aa an
Freisht.-....-.. ......st - ~ N
All the above trains run daily
Southern aud Eastern mail carries Pullman
sleepers J. A. NADEAC, Manager
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SEATTLE TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- Company.
CAPITAL, $4,000
oFrfcE WIN MOORE LAND CO., SEATTLE.

Issues policies Of insurance upon real estate
titles, guaranteeing absolute protection against
loss ~ reason of defective titles.
IL assumes st IL own expense the defense of
all legal proceedings instituted in the interest OF
adverse claimants, and relieves the insured
from all trouble, snno ance, suxicty, cost ard
expense attending such Iitiga'ioas.
G. III. HaSFohD. President and Counsel.
Ex-t0v. WATsos c. SQUIRE, Vice Pres
IF BAKsE. Secretary.
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CEATTLE, LAKE SHORE & EASTERN RAIL
- way.
Time of arrival and departure Of trains
from Seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave. Arrive.
For South Bend, snoQuall s .u
ME and way points. ''
For Gilman and Way, 80 III I,s N
s S. m S3S q m
TOT 'uon""ish III" ""'i 435pm 4l5pm
For Suburban poia,s ten trains daily each way
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Pullman buffet slecpers.

GRAND SCENIC socrs OF The rAono COAST.