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, 1890-09-25
o,Brien and DIIIon viii Come.

LONDON, Sept. 2-Parnell has finally
decided that it would be uuwise to send
any one to America in the place of
O'Brien and Dillon, as they will be able
to carry out the original plan in any
avapf
, 1890-09-25

CLEVELAND, Sept. 24.-CBrother-
hood. THE Bostons and Clevelands
played a close and exciting game today in
which the visitors won. Attendance 400.
Score-Cleveland 4, Boston 8. Pitchers
-Gruber aud Daley.
, 1890-09-25

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-[Brotherhoo
Chicago won a close and exciting game
today. Both pitchers did good work.
Score-Chicago 4, Philadelphia ..
Pitchers-King and Sanders.
, 1890-09-25

BUFFALO, Sept. q. -[Brotherhood.
The tailenders scored a victory over the
Giants today in the ninth inning. The
contest was one of the prettiest seen here
for many a day. Score-Buffalo 6. New
York 4. Pitchers-Stafford and O'Day.
, 1890-09-25

The funeral "t Mrs. Lizzie Kimball,
who died Tuesday night, will be held
from st. Mary's cathedral at . O'Clock
this afternoon. The cortege will start
from the residence at 62I west Seven
teenth.
, 1890-09-25

CLEVELAND, Sept. "a League. =
New York easily defeated Cleveland to-
day by good playing. Attendance 400.
Score-Cleveland |, NV York ). Pitch
ers-Beatin and Rusie.
, 1890-09-25
NEW COINS.

Hearts are all the rage
i'm JetUefr.y. Zehner',B uech-
ner y Co. ~receiced some
gerry tine styles in Lace
Pins, Pendants, Scarf
Pins, Rings.
, 1890-09-25

PrTTsBURd. Sept, 24-[Brotherhood.
Heavy batting on the part of the
Brooklyns this afternoon gave them an
easy victory. Score-Brooklyn II, Pitts
burg g. Pltchers-Hemming and Maui.
, 1890-09-25
NEw

.MOOnStOne, TURQUOISE,
Garnet and Pearl Hearts;
Garnet bracelets, Brooch
es and Earrings, at Zeh-
aer, BHechner a Co.'s.
, 1890-09-25

Merely a low price is not an evidence of
cheapness in merchandise, and quotations
of clothing prices are of all things most
deceptive. We do not keep what is called
cheap" clothing. We always have some
garments for men and boys at low prices;
but we get them by marking down the
broken lots and slow selling lots of good
quality. These bargain garments adver-
tise themselves. If you want a serviceable
Overcoat, Suit or odd Coat, Vest or pair
of Trousers for very little money, we can
usually supply much better value than
the price asked would buy in the regular
way. Most people, however, want the
best clothes they can afford to wear, and
Jul rightly-made garments are intended
to supplant the custom work. Therefore
you cannot judge OF the prices without
seeing the clothes.
, 1890-09-25

PIrTsBURa, Sept. 24.-[Laague. i
Pittsburg Won an uuinteresting game
here today over the Bostons. Score
Plttsburg 6, Boston 3. Pitchers-Gum-
beat and Clarkson.
, 1890-09-25

Ed Knapp as receiUing
fresh oysters and CLAIMS Ira
the sheA direct from " elU
York erery other day, at
his restaurant ON Sta
feenth street. Supplying
of families a speciality.
, 1890-09-25

groceries ana provisions
at the t0Uest cash prices at
II. q. McGreg0r's. City
and country orders IT.
tended TO promptly.
, 1890-09-25

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darning, patching and
buttons sowea On without extra charge.
C~ts-.ENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-09-25

At Toledo-Toledo 6, Baltimore I.
AT st. Louis-Athletlc game postponed
AT Louisvillc-Louisville /, Roches-
ter /. Called at the end of the eighth on
account of darkness.
Cat Columbus-Columbu 9, Syracuse 3.
, 1890-09-25

An IdyI of the Rail.
/.
Girl in chair car,
Railroad train,
Going eastward,
Home again.
III.
Little schoolm am,
Been out west,
Teaching. hard work.
Wants a rest.
III.
Dashing drummer,
Gross the aisle,
Awfully horrid, but
Has TO smile.
".
Mutual mash,
Found it out,
Travelling on,
Wabash route.
, 1890-09-25

A hotel where you can get solid and
substantial value for the money expended
is the Occidental. Good table board 25
cents per meal, or 81 per week.
Board and room 81 per day.
The Occidental has good rooms and is
well and comfortably furnished through
out. Visitors to the city will find the
Occidental a good stopping place. 1909
Themes street.
, 1890-09-25

Take your pictures TO
Iisf'nbuN and hare modern
frame S made.
, 1890-09-25

G. q. G.
, 1890-09-25

New York Counts and Extra Selects at
the @. @. @.
, 1890-09-25

Subscribe for The Leader.
, 1890-09-25

DocuHnet IN poor Photographic condition,
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me Northern Fscsae RAalruAa vssssauie psn-
fnx ana sseepans Car Lac. daily service 10 -
rsai Minneapolis. pssash ana Chicago No
ehanx~ as cara sn9 tveaty svs mlses the shoss-
sss route ~ Chicago TSartsz sleeping es-z
fhrcarA rlacsEg paSseaEsrs 10 the Inaea DEPOT
gAiraro. sxvea hosrs ard thtrsy~ssx Minutes
xbesd AZ etaer Inca A. chgieesx city IrasS
sxsnf sfs i cora ssrvss. Sos.ea alock. Z roaksa
sss rsas t.fk 81 q euE. seattle
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Blaine viii hs ne sersnsrHs % ave railroads
TIE FalrAasen A su3tAsxa railroad. ssw West
raiasfeY A ~osshssn railroad, sAsAEssaa facsEs
rsSsruasf. ia / a = rssircAd and sAa IaAoz Pa
s3nc lnraare SIS s~ccssa sfree&
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shipping Intelligence.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

srss HOTEL
strston. Tacoma l. Smith, ny
A Aldrich, st Leuis n Lutxinheiser ST
" peeriag & VT. sa'ho'h II Brown & vi. ST
Mrs snton do Bert Lambert, Mich
Mrs Bettsiord, 90 VIM Bell. Toronto
l. pversng, DO W Elliott stockton
T Boyd. MeCoon. Neb III VAIL Colvtsie
c Darlington. snolon' h T y Leslie. whstcom
W r Rupert. la Grand EoyJ, do
) isues Anseortss Frank Elliott fsirhav'r
4 + small. Hooi's cana Burns. snohomish
q klssilshy. do IA siaven, Kirkland
r steansasd, Poftld Lewis 4 wf.S
PC Mess. Gerry Ia ST Nixon. Olympia
glNess DO Dan Greer. Alaska
wua Bell Toronte 5 III Perrin, Fran
IAbFsns. s'ssy foindeSter do
D { steele. Portland Up Lindsay. do
Ells ssoerALxgE
Yriss Monef. Tacoma u e oBsien, Portland
c 4 Rowssn. iseanner leonardo. Los Angles
nuxa White, Tacoma I L Ll.ss. Ssw Yesk
& srahan. Trenton. usekw Csiey. Mich
M & Hrahsn. DO Gen l. McNauxhi city
u BscAahusy. " Morrow. Hepnsr. Or
tn s.own. Niles city W C owen. 81 Louis
JISessns. SAfczxo tseo CD-son. Chicago
EFLysle. Tsronas 81 White. Mitchell ri
Sorsar & wf. Chicago Mrs white. do
70 u frases. Sioux city Hayden. FAsrhsven
= crtcasos. portland Ms Hsysen. 90
Masee, sssnweod FL Dayton - PAni
] IA frxine DO 1T xekhsra. Nashoa
&c rslksnsaa. DC CIV Areaer. snoh nish
] A nenks. Saahasassh " q Oxten. Aascorsss
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IT he
NoRTHKRN PACIFIC RAILROAD
TIE me - take 70 III points Essf and
bo1td- u - tie Dining CAR RoCrE 10
rsns though yestibuied Trains every
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
mo chanes Of earD
coHpo9ea Of Dining cars uaSarpaxsei Pail
man Drawing Room saeepers Of
latest eqaipmenL
ToURIsT SLEEPING CARS
Pest tat can be constructed ana In which
eccommodaflons are both FREE and furnished
ior holders Of nrst OF second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY ccAcHKS
A continuous line connecting with al nues
AWARDING direct snd uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper re~ervssions can be secured
in advance through any agent of TIE road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America. England
and Europe can be purchased al any ticket
Leave seattle 4. SOS q. m. daily: arrive AZ
Minneapolis OF s. Pant ~ $40 p m
PAesvIc DivrsioS--Arr1ve 81 seattle .: S a u-,
through train from East and South: ll.ss 4 m
Olympia and Chehslis express 4;lS p M, Ia
coma express; IS p m. Portland and South
Leave seatfh stn 4 m. th.oagh train for
a-i5 .. m, Olympia and Chehalis express: IN
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Gle
tween ssssse. 1scon n and Poriiand dsrs e
Daily service.
Fan Information concerning rates. time Of
trains. routes and other details furnished on
4. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. AT,
III Fiyst 81, Coz. Washington. Portland. OR.
street. Boston block, seattle. WAN. '''N
Z. ToNKTN, Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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a KID GLOVE ExPggr

We have grand ltd siose department We
arr sase agents Cor TIRE srsebrAfsd r Cerfcs7s II
A Co kta sseve~ Ne 49, carry fnaa ane Of
En.ssrs. aosn4 gloves ass vAstczs ether nakea
Al xlosrs sfses 30 tie asa1 n TIE esanfer hy
p. rsnsensrt d Co New YORK AID glove expert
Chesser yseAry.
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SEATTLE BOX FACTORY,

SEATTLE BOX FACTORY,
Stair Builders,
Store and Office FixtureA
Ladders and Step-Ladders,
Tables Of all Kinds,
Nantes and Shelves,
Turning and Scroll Saving,
holdings and Brackets
Ash, Alder, Maple, Red
Wood, Etc.
SKOOKUM MANE'G CO.,
Fifth ST.. two bl'ks north ofPike
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"a C3y = K1nUf1n. 49, 80 - 49,
- Taa1 ecG1p4 - ssnn
smtFmkHsN
Duffn9 ~ lase y houm eusSe - ,r.s.-A.-
asse weso shfpprd fron G6asf1< = o. 1872.
- ecunssy - fosi0uE xogxhesn Psef1e 80
seaa. ~ tcas: Ccfsmsza end fsxsf scszn1 -.
80. - tens. ssa<sse fAx1 $50 -
fsitwsy. u soo& ~ wassr-<si11e. { -
nfcnagsn, tons. E1lth. ; tons; r1ersvo-a !
Icns; Grnce. tpns: faishaysa. - seaa f.caI
shipDenfa, "a ions.
EArrRH - nDcssyu-
I've ean assssed neak c1x snoksd -
tot9 mats Ftce. can hser. - 49,
OIL cars potaaoes. ! cay Gsue. - 49,. !
go aerieuisnnI fmpsensats, - nseer~s,r1 !
g carriages. cor ssone. u ear uIr~1 -
c1sndise. car nnehinezy. ear venDns. 1 -,
pein. ears sioek. : sau sa1neiss. II - IN.
Der. cau brick -
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GEATTI.E. LAKE, sHoRE 3 EASTERN RAIL
way
Tszae o. Arrival and aepsrtars ct trains
Grom SeAslke.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive
Fer sncsomIsh. Ea.d AMI
say points s9am 4mpU
For sanhomixh and VA s@pE afaan
For ttinaa. snc4n4lr1e.l
south Bend ard way pssA ? Csr sEsu
For sshsxhaz 20 80 tSn sra rs caiiy each sag.
SUNDAY TEAsN.
Leave Arrfv1
Per snoaonksn. kaid Aaes
Net~e~a-.-4.-.-. 10y aA . n - y u
For sanhozHksa azi say
posnEs -------.---.-----.-r-s eapn iaMsm
For srcauxsrso. sSAaght
Bead ard xax---...a-.t s@Am a@rm
fc- 6ifrAn AMI Way.
Pre- sabareaa ysaias. s<ren sEskas each wsy.
Cal ser focast tass earsL
Ew. KY tssn. Fsss. At
NV. q H0IERDoK. hsnsgex.
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rA-g1sese6 pFfoes l1s whole caxcnn ers
- f.ued. sneeehes with prices afsss bsin9
nkEY-oa fos& per =. Ne: drsned. a2pe
AEIIoS-On foox 80 =. s6oee; drsmod
uuefoa- lie
10D1fc
Hod4-YG Aoss On ssox psr =, g4ore.
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SAN raANc1sCo MARKET HKvrsw.
eAs fxAscssco. April enthusiastically: bus
iness light: ef~ztx<DLe -
Barley Strong. No. iced. SOC.
Oats Coed demand wi b strong soue TO mar
ket choice feed, si.s71.9i.1o; No. feed. si-scls
tsISs: lower grades. 81 zoeI. rs.
Hops-No wholesale movement: values nom
inai. a9f3c.
Potasoss Steady; few carloads Of eastern
arrive almost daily nnging from onr 70 yl.sc:
Early Reese. el.2&9L75; Peerless. N-gsei. -:
Burbsnks, eLsoe322&
Dusssr-Rscstpts are heavy and socks accum-
ulating: buyers largely have the naming OF
prices; fancy. Istsis,zc; good to choice. l2,s
e3isc.
Esss-1asy. with situation against shippers:
supplies received from all psints and market 10
literally furnished; California. i6(el7c; Eastern,
isslsc.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
NEW YoRK, April A--Hops-weak and quiet
CoGes-Options cjoosd steady. unchanged 70
10 points down; sales. 3o.7sO hass. April.
tl7.7o0u.7s: May. sl7-so1I7.so: spot Rio, quiet
and steady; fair carsoes. Eossc; No nat bean,
laaisttc.
suxar-R Raw. steady: fair demand: rsanssy.
Ia 1sc; saies. $50 bags: centrifugal assess, sac;
refined. quiet and weak; Oh A, si-ld0Stsc: con-
fectioners' A, sac; powdered. &c.
wool-stssdy and quiet; domestic neecs.
sxaasc.
Coppsr-FIrm; Lake, April. 3iA50
lead-Duii and heavy; domestic, $50
Tin-Quiet; easier: Straits. 50
CHICAGO rnopucE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April &-wheat-wsaker: cash.
Cosn--steady; cash. 10, t9sOssc: May. sfc.
oAts-Firm; cash. -. &c. May. 22sxag22Jsc. !.
Bariey--Nominai.
Pork-sssady; cash. siassss; May. sioss0
1867.
LArd-Quiet. cash. 81. sta6.lk
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
iAvERrooi. April s-wheai-Firm: demand
poor. holders offer sparingly.
Corn-Quiet; mixed Western. 70 Ga per GENITAL.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. April S--Cattle--Recospts $500;
steady: choice 70 extra beeves, $i7sss =: steers,
ta.s0aAeo: stcckers and feeders, 81 s093.ss:
Texas cattle, 0-90dS.6A
Hogs-ReceipsS iS0oo. sai0c lower; mixed,
sAia4Aso; heavy. a. lotA IS; light. tAlaaAso.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; active and loo higher;
natives, sA5oA6 .; western corn-fed. t5so.60;
Texans. sa9a6a
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Rosros, April s-Thcre IL . steady and good
demand for wool. aud prices are firm. Terri
tory woods continue to sell well At s7toSsc for
nnc. aSdtssc Tor nnc medium; acGSec for med
ium- Texas and California woods are wall sold
up In Oregon wool sales range i%4l5c for
Eastern. Pulled woods are in steady demand at
ssessc for superior: zss.sc for extra
PHILADELPHIA WOOL NAsKxr.
PHfLApgIPHiA. April a-wool-Steady; Mon
tana let25c: territorial. iss1ec.
shipping Intelligence.
! SAN FRANCISCO April $40 ehsrtera Ar.
Observation-Disclosures, Seattle. San Pedro, Depart
are Ray: Detroit Seattle. sasstug-Empsre aud
Bundaleer. NAnsimo: Eureka Wellington
Icxpos. April T.-omeSa arrived a. Melbourne
from Pors Discovery. she encountered gale on
February L. losing deck gear. thirty feet OF bul-
warks aud smashed deekhouss.
ifvrsrocL. April 7.-sAised. March Il. Bro
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D1uA sonnnses fsUn sunefzs = 1s11e4G
~ - HDne1neoL VIA Poi 1Uwneen1 and
yteo.k1n- ~ p - fpamo0G1sD Nocetved o.
- - - III 49, 8AIA ~ ~ - An9T
ovu evo 1ays1ne1nfsses
Ysf As.ss.: Ap<s ! sas go n
HsuO - Bsnnc1ooA - vteoer1A - R0ge
oUun4 paE0r Az . N sA9 = y. IL "a -
n ond e~egy &vo Aa2s xhere0k9ak.
I5cAao nay . e0easned . - oGlos % ~
eoQpany q 0cean Dork. Geaffie
0o0DAlls RK3xlxo = CO.. san xf1nE1scn
n MekkLIAE. Superintendent SsaSsa3
UWR gIAxrLg TERRY-
rocx sose ct MaSioa sGseek
ZEE IKE YABxk
lxAyn eKATrIR I xxAvE vEsR sgArTx1
e0A n. sMe n
9O Ito
- go
M0 l6a0
lt1o llW
g0n N lg@A
r.. zz@nn
SIS $50
go Elc
T. BATES Manager.
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NAfI. STEAMER MABEL

VIII leave Yeslsr's COCK ~ q N. every Monday,
" ednesAay and frsagy for Twelve msia Point
K6munds. N1rkilteo Msrysvisse. lowell and
snoAoEaish. returning following dsys a. : I. m
gro. II. FoSTkR, Axest
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical
DISPENSARY.
Assiss s,sek. css.~ss. s.-.... sssv..>r,
Conducted ny
DRS MERRILL AND MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
u cAsaasA ssvssA sxs, saa Mood as.,..,.
To rHE LADIES.
IT,. :. So Eoss careful ana eonssd~rx.. sss.r-
~ - y assssses q vczaea asa eAilis~al uxsa
dssrsse a. q 49, 49, enseare diSssss az nassfias
- - - - toe coxsnoa routine soe,.,rs fsli -
rnrs 49, 49, Nneaoes TIE ee.sh<ased speciasts.s
$500 80 wasn ofhes tail II. sr~essllst~ -.
x.cAi experience r. a &c.. 2. nss,e.l .aa ear
Ne g sxeey.s5os in ne hospitals q arecslyn' al
Wosn..ss ns, isesm1ssiy sac.sa rrosessss ~
ere o. the zaoss saceessfai ana rest sns~. @.as
eososicAa specialists IN snls eoantry
10 roang and hsiddis-Aced Nser.
49,. .Ss - isse,.sss. spsrmstorrAraa Sum.n.a
ssoa. r rsysss.. pssAy arising hora iadisre
sssrnsss -. s - Nss paessnss@ dsspaaasnry.
.,,ss asskeL sAek at confidence dan rnss -,
49,. 2. eassnesS and dada lsss aarasa
1@asnay aud specially earn4
$500 AND SAILS DISEASES
sorr!ssxIy srsasscssn est dreadful In sss rsssns
Where o:Ass s sass ,.. &c, psnansasy cured
SaiaiHl sissculS eco freauens ssenP'siasa
, .sssay VINE. high cesored Or With rrsiSv AL,
sisas GA asndsnx weak bach. ranaorhs~<
css-xss 49,. promptly sad sAfssy earst
Ou success Re~as ss,cr
nensly remedies aci quickly ami care rsr.,..
We do not claim 10 kpov sx.,v,s,.
uon 70 medicinc or sslseAsea or 10 b. All. :, -.
ssss 800. put re DO claim that large sr,.n
.uscess e sustain Il are tha hes; nrss ~ sssd
Experience IA worsn .vsrv,a,r-
eaiaed BY consulting with. srlfsrsl,x $500 ss
AID successfully treating thousauds al ,.,..ss
81 svsfy aSs. SCI. prosessiOn and ocoucsssaa ~.
dssesss ar prsssntanle torn ana stage 81
sunesing with Ike naisssiea tAst "a 500 So. - sss
sssaea "a rcs'orins health 10 largo ms.ar,.. -
ssns gnyna ana have lated to effect snT nssos.'
are pstrontzot hy class OF iafias sas
senuernsn 700 ssrse.oxs 90 be imposed mon y,
81 sair 9, faAek aud saey are too inpsosnt
en- % ps l1,S asensd away iron paysicsAns wa
fersonsc calling At oar once can hav. IN. sans.
action OF fsec consutasion. with ina ssxn,.
snse thss they may depend upon rsoeivins ca,
ain opinions honoraela square dealing reason.
aoic cnar4ea and no snccaragemers vifshas
prospect OF Improvement or curA
~ psssrco Is founded apon thsrcsulfs o4.al
1870 mssnooS. without reference 70 schools ).
You viii noe Be srrsi or persuaded 70 take
treatment aud no enc viii be usassi Unless
there 70 strong probability OF . cure or nerus
for yourself
Once hours rronas m. To- . n san
daya 10 II q m only.
N R-Persons unable ~ wish NJ may ~
treated at their homes By cusrsspondsnoA
Hsdietnee and Instructions seat ~ mail ~ e.
preeA Consultation froA
Always sand stamp when reply u sxpscse
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The company reserves the hight to change the
time table or places Of call without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays aud Fridayx
Days or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. oBRIEN. Master.
z ". McGiNNfs. Aren't
JOHN IRVING. Manager G. p. N Co, Id
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The steamer fosephins viii leave Haraesd-
Colnan wharf. foot OF Marion street, Wednesday
and Saturday morning 81 q III for Port
6areie, seabeck. Union City and all way poiass
On Hoods CANA Retarnfng ieAvea Culon City
Monday and THURSDAY morning For freight a.
passage sppiy ss Hafte d-CciEnsn wharf o. a
hoasd John ANDERSEN. Aastss.
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TO sAx y1Axclsco
An1 Al nsknss n
CALIFORNIA
vsa Ne NJ shasEz Rouseox
IHx soETHERx PACIFIC COMPANY.
Yhe caIy reass
TEROrGH CALIFORNIA
Ia szl posasz
EAST AND SOUTH
snH srzszc Harr1 - rEs rAczy1r coAss
PULLMAN BUFFET sLKEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST eIEEPTSs CARS
Aslsched % express trains aaordlag Superior
Recommendation tor secoad-caass peHscngesx
~ nses. uckstS siespsnR-cax reservaticna
etc. cal upoa o. Adde'S
THOMAS A. GRAHAM Dasxfex Pxsse-epr
Asszr ne soash Tensh street. Tacoma wash
Z r. ROGERS. Asst General yreixhs ana Pss-
sengef Agent Portland. Or.
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CTEAMKR KIRKLAND
LEAVES POWER HousE
For ysanisa and way ports at 6 IS a ~. 1870
=. and : =
Leaves for Newcastle and way ports a. q
LII LoueHEAp. Manager.
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tainssesfl OF Engisnd.
TIE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT.
aaaissd Of LoaaorA
An psspery ~ seasonsoss rates and on Ia
ApaIv 20 u ii FnIISYsax ps ~As - 49, 49,
man Hlock, corner From. ana rhasrv s.reesx
-,xr ov roxuv.c,
Il
e ensso on eap''Ai--.----..- 5000 ca
y .--,
y uo,yorr
anrx1 a A.---..-s------- 80. Ice resident
- - :. : : = = . $50, ashsef
ygERcHANTv AND MkNyJraf-rrRrns
HARRY WHITE. President
JASPER MESSENGER, Secretary
' - - s'''''''s s'a'1 ia''a '''es1
sgArrxx. WASH
THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
CArirAi--....~--...---..-.-~..-szso.ooo
ap,rx,ru 10000,
wpEn M.nns '''''--'''-s 'ce f, Ss.,Nsai
FEED "AhD I-......--.--............e..a lsr
l ,rnoorpors'sd iss7,
leweilyn- DODGE building Second street
CAPITAL. $aDn0on
Ifansac's genera oanHins business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
sepnsits received In any amount from one Id
iaz upMsroA and 'n.siess showed Inereon
,xusrrr..
LEIGH q J. HUNT. .Pres.dent
WILLIAM I. BAIIEY........Vicep residenf
n RAYTEk f.ashSer
n n DoWNTN(; secresarr'
r. T. MINOR J. ID. LoWMAN j. n sEAkx
WIN. n fishEh
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CAPITAL saocoo uxn,vyrrn ..o,,~ sa-
sS"S
Pres,dent wsr>nA
vtcs prss,a.-.. .-.s-e-u rn0
afrh, .rcn.r.. "a ....u...,x.
saco PortI.na ma 81 ,. rss Ssa -
bnesh Columbia
klRht bills Of exchanxe an Inudou sv~sysh,<
elee where IN Europe.
norn. s..s.
-
RANk OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
%
uneorporased bv roxa, ch.rt.r ,sea,
49, -. s....
StArf block
Power 70 Increase io... ....... ,oono1
57s0O
kkIIH WILSON. Manager.
Dr. Tacoma fwash !, Victoria, vancouver. NsSS
Westminster. Eanaimo and Kamloops III q.
sxchanse .osghf and sold. drafts snd trle-
Also on New York, Chicago. Canada ana HonS
Kong Deposits received subject 70 check
interest paid on time deposits
"AsHiNGIUN sAVisaS BANk-lNSohr
w pointed under TIE TERRITORIAL LAVA
Nv Dearborn $50. President
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trresi raid on ssyans. And ssme deros,s 'ia. IN
Honrs-io = m 10 : n -. ana ssfnss.v .~..
ings from 70 O'Clock.
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ft.&
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars sie
gans day ocaches finest palace dining earl be-
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Fan information concerning rates. time Of
trains. routes and other details furnished On
4. b. CaARsroN. Asst. GEN Pass. At.
III Fins 81. Cor. Warrington Portland Or
A. cHILBER6. CITY Ticket Agent. no Second
street: Boston block. seattle. WASH
Z TOSKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAy-rHEo ONLY
TRANsCoNTINKSTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
CONSISTING or
Palace Sleeping and parlor cam
Elegant day coaches.
Commodious colonist slceping cArs--tne lailsr
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
a:s & john Sss f sSasea
Boston. Portland. and all
points In the United
States ana Canada. can be purchased ct less rates
than via any other line.
pointL
Fog rates. maps ana particulars call ON Or cd
q. McCoRn.
No Washipxtou street. Portland n,
I.W MctINNI5a, Seattle. Wash.
w CARSON. Tacoma, wash
ref AGENT yaneouyer "A {,
C0rYrspondeucc rpapectfufly solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, possosice
~,orrua.. 4 prarr sorsn pAupo.n
soLoMniA a fo"Ei SUM hAiLhoAD-
Leave Arrive
Newcastle and way.... $40 .. m 900 a m
II ". McNFIff. Mana9er.
RASkA
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DUeK- SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or 81
i attic
suy and seii tDrsisu and domestic exchange
transfer money By telegraph 70 any part Of
the Omitted States and Europe, receive
deposits OF money ana ssaae pass
CORRESPONDENTS:
Ne~ vars sseneT al HAM AZ California
cei..sc ccrrsr~;s, NsfionsI Rani
,rxv a.r1rpr prs.,a.n,
: rrppY vice President
WAsHIsoToSL LOAN &TRusr coxPAxy-
w uncofporasedl
AAaar KHcrs, Secretary and Treasure
rsa 'p eaPa'@i 1890 ...-............-.-..- ss0o
sx.xrs oryTrx
$50, .,s. - e.r,e
0osson
Home nnce. Wssla WAla. ". T.; branch o.
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hH DA-'A W 10
surplus ssas
J. H .-...-..... Fresstert
MAURICE NcMfcKEN-.-.-.....-.--.Fice President
sEsTgR TrRNTR - Cassisy