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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Til. rari. Hatcher Boy. APrs..

From TIE diulrBcst era. now lost IN OBJ
security, tie Paris butcher boy has worp a
uniform betCkeDi-g the trade q which be
is invariably q cheerful ornament Tie
apron he wears is q most curious affair. and
be himself must be regarded a. the arlSto-
srat Of apron weaTers, foT he sports nc lsss
than three aprons al once. Two u these
aprons are apparently superfiuous, a. they
arc rolled up and fastened at each side, the
third is worn in front and held 81 place
across the breast by string made into a
peculiar knot al the back
Whenever you see this odd knot you may
be assured a butchers spp-eut1ce has tied
it. The method of making Il requires az
delicate manipulation p does tie success
ful Arrangement q the " hite noct1ie and
our gallant butc D. boy takes a. much
pains with st. Construction ~ any swell
dressing FOR ball I've tying is a profound
secret, and 20 matter WHIST in6uccneut YOU
offer be won't Giscloss it-you must become
= butcher BOY % fnd IL out With his
freEh. white aprons, rudy complexion and
closely cropped bair-for never by any
chance does be wear q nat during the fBnc-
ti0us ~ biz ohlce-the butcher boy s. hv
no mems an U1agpoi.ziug object VIDE
AWEke
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12


Every summer thousands a. visitors
n axe pilgrimsCes - Tie cottage in which
Robert Burus Was bern near AAoway
Kirk and the banks O. Doou They are
shown the room 90 which tie poet nrsi saw
the light. as well o. the original fsrDi
ture used by B1ns' parents VIII Be bo
believed that all the genuinely original
furniture q the cottagr was sold 90 bv
public roup in Sepoou3ber. ltfa. most q If
being now ia TIRE possession c. q gentle.
man Ga Mancbestcr. wi o wants . tbogssud
pounds or the following articles The fa-
TIERS chair. the mother ch1ir the poet .
chair. Pembroke table with Zap. another
without ZAP. the mothers vori table
chest u drawers. eiEht day clock, corner
cupboard. drinking cup u wood ale horn.
table bell. tea csG0T. toodv lsels twelve
chairs supplied by 'fbe Miller Guudlc
the sword worn be- Burns a. Or excisemar.
and the probe BE- used on hIs preventive
excursions
AL these are authenticated br lefters
from men who had seen them before so
Tho seller throw in Eve VISITOR b bookf-
from 81 10 1Szc -c0rtsininr e .3N auto
graphs as wei a. q lattar ~ the peei o.
Here is o chance for surps scotch rDfffrr1
or Burns club 1boy vera offered fGf 40
- the secretaFy f1r scotland huf hir rec
retary wrote that While they wers ~ ~
value. they might be given 90 the nstiDu
The seller replied that ~ The nation hsa
nrver gwen him anything. be diS nof -.
his uay n csrTy oUt the proposal a SD
pence from every member ~ Burns club
would secure the collection. - IoDdoH
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Pa &cssrsfh possesses rsIHsFfshls 70
line. His rat vss born vith only tbres
leg-s sp6 - soon ~ tf,s kffsen became are
enough r. leave ia mother. Pes congtrprieo
. wooden lsV su5 successfully adjusted it
70 The little rfurnp thsf rrey ost here
VassJ's fUurth ls9 oustt r. bs-s t-sen
PassT nov trras slDBs o. four lass nth
ss much ssss anG egrrfnyf appassntlF 50
though The vocoer Erh hsd b~sr fsl.osS
there - nstur- B1t bsrs is ~. wsDa.v
ful par a TIE st1rv lnstss1 - kiistns rsts
fud uioe vitt her os~s. - css rs1ailY
10 V1ssv hss lesrusd q, ~ k<r ciut isr
IN this yurpsss and Il Is sac =, ~ -s-y
srnusi7rR ssEhf - ~ hsf rBr " - q rst
srsd k1oek hin int iussrsi ibilitT with bsy
vooasD lse y Voltort Ky sun
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

TIE Uoz z4~rszl Ea-tss~. ~ "A. .ssa-s II
Ca LeEd n'ssa z1sSat Oftsss-Lf IsSasss
Fs-S sSSAG~< Ia I=aSssstsLs - sAs a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Az inaUsst bed .r Cs]~ufts on she ly1+T
= vsa1sky Rindoc cisclossS . .7lriorF
cgstozs- Tht cieosesee bso Fnfer-, frnFrr
uss r-isl fever $40 sft-F his deett srsszusf
sut rse-~uyF wert dis~0vsy~S -
sfomaef A ssrvEFf stz-~s oru sF hour
tsefors tbs 2satk n tt.e 5sosa@el ioss -
rr,satcins rvsp@-l7 p-s~oTlt--e ~ss slirufras-
teTse ~ . sstruo larf TIE saYorseT sEptst,i-
- fEs1 tsts rnslitc1us -,Ttsinss rsss.urT
wsish si9nr vtts ~ ~ g. .orsg8s orus,s =
rvsz e. pstisz1z or tke poiuf - dsslh
The tEyF rst-z-usS . -sr5ios n osztf frou
Hatursl 1szss~-so ~ prHlsrss. fever, 49,
Fxchsngs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
by nov WY none ever t-od
Christ mounted 70 the throue = Goa


Benjamin Shilrer, y farmer q Tlnkban-
mock township, Monroe county Pa, j. re-
sponsible for en- account - q thrilling fight
between o Southdown ram and an eagle
The battle took place on "wednesday
Farmer Shifsr was plowing on a hillside
when an eagle soaring above his flock Il
sheep Ia The valley below attracted his 81
tention The eagle dropped. and in BIS
swo0p attempted a. carrT OF q small lam p
from SIS mothers side lie missed his
clutch and knocked the eve down in bis
fight Befo.e he could renew his attack
and while on tho ground the Southdown
ram lowered his bead. b2tfed the bird ia
the breast sDd knocked il over Before the
ram could follow - tlis advantage. bow
ever, the savage bird had fastened ~ tsl-
ons in his back Beating loudly. be sB-
dsavorei n shake tbe roysl bird n
After he had been severely beaten with
the birds wing be manage 70 shake him
seG frea The eagle nov tired once more
% capture the lamb, and did fasten its
talous in Is back in spite II ~ uoth er $
frantic attempts 20 protect her offspring
AZ this point tbe pl1ckv cid rsr1 renewed
the fight lie butted the bird ssrersl tn,ss
and finally got good one bone under the
eagles wing which keyt bin on the
Frouni. Tbs eagle released the larnb and
ssile1 irfo ths rarn sGsin- The farmer ~
rived on ~ sceus ~ this tine, armed With
fsace rsiL Re 6sa3f the ss<zls blow On
the nsok. breaking n sn1 ssttlinR the Gght
A. sp1n IS - raro wAs freed frrTn ths
clutch - 80 tdri's ts.ons be fsIl - i8tsi "a
TIE deal sneTny Ths ST vbs dssd- ard
fts ooursce11s fsther sd losf e1uxi5ers sls
vol in TIE sszszsrns8t -Ae~ = oTk Even
frz Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

A Sh-s rs juTf hsen rec Severed ~ ~.
z st5osn fhrayT wkich 10 ir Hsf~er y q
ssTT.7eed o. - the oidae7 in the v-arlI arsS
F. ~si1ee AZ tiao.1oC ID is s- re ghfv that
S rec rss two uler - - FL. fte rfrdinR
beng IN hss~T uletss ~ re vssr lHlf 10
Jews - eEies ofe--c PoPe Julirss n 70
rszht n go.6 fr z. Dzf th1ugh ns 80
fnsnc5s 2 hsrf ~ fu~t thso hs refuzsi
fns cTsy - 7 --rrsr. - Era-s-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Sgth the method and resalts when
syrup of tigs is taken; iE = pleasant
and refreshing % tie taste, and acts
gel.ly yet promptly On TIE Kidneys,
Liver Al Bowels, e,sSnses the sys-
l1n efec.ua,ly, dispels colds, head
ACES a2d fsTers and cures habituzl
eoast-F=s-oa- Syrup OF Figs Il the
oaiy Te2sdY o. is Kad ever pro
Saesd, pleasing to the TASTE and sc-
eep.abls - tie stomach, prompt Ia
"a action ard truly beneficial Ia its
edeets, p-e pared oEly from the most
healthy AID agreeable substances, is
many excellent qualities commend il
% al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 b1.les By al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not Eave il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to ~ il. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALiFOPlYia FIG syrup Co.
8As FRANCISCO. ca.
iowsU.E. az aE1 Toss. aL
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The nistegeastit System The onl!
Systsn d Medicine.



Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan. seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-l wish to add my testimony 10
the many other miraculous cures which
you have performed with your Histoee-
netfc system Of Medicine. Was very
sick with pneumonia, sick unto death they
said, when your agent. Captain J. Ed
wards. Of Lopes island. who was stopping
At my hotel, came 10 see me and told me
that be could cure me. { commenced 70
take your medicine. which the agent al
ways carries with him. and / can truth
fully say that ! commenced 10 recover
right away. / also had very high fever.
which ho gsve me medicine for. and the
fever left me the FIRST night and your agent
who waited on me and gave me your med
icines every half hour according TO your
directions. stated 10 me that Il only took
Is cents worth Of medicine 10 break the
fever. The third day after taking your
medicine could ret out OF bed and walk
about the house, and have been steadily
improving ever since The sixth day
was able 70 ret ont Of doors. and tAink
another week Of your treatment win make
. new man Of me.
know that they need nos suffer any longer
III tu9y only tAkc yVuI ltistNGu@SdS ssSsf
cine. With . feeling OF thankfniness that.
your valuable discovery OF the science
OF medicine. you are able to relieve much
suffering, and for the unrcmitting care OF
your agent. Captain Edwards, remain.
sir. very truly yours.
JAMES ROSS.
Proprietor San Juan Hotel. Friday Haf-
Dor. San Juan County. Washington
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day Of March, 1890
J. L. FARNSwORTH.
Justice of the Peace.
40 Mosraoxxxy Sr.. March 3. 1901
SAs JosE. CAL, I
Or. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle Wash.
Dear sir-I suffered for two years with
catarrh in my head and throat: tried cv-
erything I could hear OF and doctored
with three OF the best doctors in San Jose.
but nothing did me any good until tried
the Histogeneiio medicine. IL has cured
me entirely. have no more trou BILE. |
know several others who have tried the
uissogenetic medicines with the same
Good effect Lean safely saw Il Is good
medicine system, and hope every one with
eafarrh viii try H.
MRS, L. II. EICkERT.
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Remarkable Telegram.

II ~sA..oss Telegram broke up the en-
~. ament In big Broadway store
Inc bead Of the firm received =
-. aeaveysng this Information "A
~ ~ today: can't come down" He
- oshes partners and the CHIEF
~ ~. consultation. They had no
~ ~ essed the telegram. but after
8tIAs aasned upon one Of the party.
- Sung man in the store reieices
-, ~ OF Amos. AMI. he.ng under the
- 80 =. mother wrote this telegram
we VI today: can't come down. =
|kSe.sa.s suspended for an hour while
- lament Vas recovering its equi-
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IN The course Of . dsy the average poles
captain 49, enough things, humorous, en-
citing and pathetic, to form the basis Of
many m intsrsstins Halle story. This
morning Captain Cain, Of division /. mad
N experiences hs win not soon forget A
woman dressed In mourning cailsd as The
Hanover street station and requested that
sns might b given hsr sons picture.
when told that there was none there, she
answered that Il va in the captains rogus's
gailesy. He Vas oncs accused Of picking
pocksts. sid The visitor, but was dis
charged. This picture was taken at that
time. have none except one showing
him - child: and nov he IL dead
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PIAN HORRORS
ia 81 Southern States
= Convict Labor.
noeous pUN'sHMENTs.


urusfos err. April l.-Chauncey
- returned from the South, vss
~ - ( Iocal reporter this evening II h
~ nu<h q the New South. and ~
1919 q he new and good dsaI
~ e1ock. They sincerely think
Sneoy VII b wiped ont, their
- % and socissy destroyed II
1ens Votes ass counted; and thsy
- Northern Republicans - .
s. n Anarchist who viii chssrfulIy 90
:s1s q - destruction.
szS $50 more than any other" said
80. (which has debauched the
- s1t,nens In the South h H. con-
81 - svetsm q the Southern states.
Eacnans stories Of Siberian hor-
- 1koslutsiy true. there arsno scenes
- country 20 terrible . IN the
- epnvice camps.
611neD contracts call for certain
= epavicts and the state furn-
-. uthey cannot ill the quota
- - trivial oi5ensee ays mads an
lnr Inc terms Of imprisonment /
- 1rubt many innocent men are
- snn1snoos In Southern convict
= ssdsf that . quota might Be
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Do you know Why H. Ene,ssh peor,~
reekca money - pound (f). a pound
sssiine instead u dollars. - ve do :
ne following quer extract fre0 Camden
points . ~ origin q ths word .steriine !.
IN sne ams - his sonns. King Richard
tne FIRST monte coined h ~ caste parse
q 0ssmanse began - ~ of special request
~ EnGiand for The puritis thereof. and vsu
called kasseriing monte, ~ all he inhsh-
Ifants Of tbose parties wers called EaseeY.
hngA Shortly after shis SONS psopie fron
mat countEie. skilled IN mint matter, 80
aucys, we're ssnt for into his msjessiess
realme q bring our coins 70 perfection.
wnicn. since that time. were called Of them
steasting or Eas1eriing monie.r
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= Louis Rennhltc.

X|{7 WFA = tNNsEN
y 60 miner, who died as Richmond,
1 n. No. January -. isss. had in
one Of the most interesting
: urx.s-s, manuscripts in the World
-. manuscript OF the Book II
Aks some time before his death
~ "a Ae hierarchy. through orson
etoers, offered Mr.. whitn.er
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no vNg LADIES.
We NV Uone CAREFUL ga sr,m.sa>.~s~
80 60 - e vouea aAd cAliarsa Il ~
oaaeass = u shs eoanos rcussns ae,soss AZ, =
eurs ~. ~. - ne eslsesassd speciaiisfs
ssiii.d IN sss9, ssss AL ne sgscslss. are
80 e sxpersenca ne profsssuT hss IA 49,
@Se.pesaesss i tAs hospisals q BFooSiy. ~
wons.s aespssai Hs cc!,.. sssS g. e.sss,. =
s sIs q ne nod ssceessfui an 6se inoxs Syas
so Young ano oolddDo-Asoo Men.
49, "a rxo,siy. epsrnasorrAna. ssmius,
don. prod.s Sn p:say: sz.stns han indisss
Ptmplss On As laes ssss.so osS !. asspsndsasy.
G1sccosssgsd inck = epuAdsncs. ann unsf ~
sss sy OF oosins1 snd ands III : enr,s~
ps"snsnuy and speediiy cured
. AND SNta DsSEA
e91pAees1y eradicasod :. IN rsseiee
~ssss Chan i ss1s t.:sssss5 Sx.aasaas sarss
Isinfal dis,csit 900 sreassas s smp,s'as :.
osoooy srine, high eoiosed Z With miIrv al.
49, On seandinG weak hack. eonnorassA
q srres ,es. promptly ssd safssy cured
w success Recess ssoor E>.
pentlv remedies sct quickly and eurs psrms
~ We !. 90 ncs slain = know svsryshinr !. rs..
Won g medicine os diseases o. q - AKA =, y.
sssy 60 ous we DO claim thai lsrr~ sv,
ase snd incfeAetng practice win uncs.sis,s
sess - y, ~ sustain u The hsss prDcf a as
Experience Is worth svsrythins Kno-.,-
ealeed ~ consuming with. critically examsnies
sno sncceSAiuisy treating thousandp al rsr~ens
"a eseH eSe sex. profession and occu nsf5c "a
$3.50 win every prosentabie torn and 80. q
oIseAsa o. gel ,fnffy. enables ~ = e.eues 49,
ssnesink van IKE malassies that - 49, 49,.
essuea ~ fsssofins health 70 . iarre ms,os,,. ~
csses tieaIed. even Altar other skilled A. 49,.
~. phync.ns nave failed 10 effect n ns,...
nsns cnanse Tor the better 10y fs' nv
VI ee petronised BY clan OF ia,ffau snf
ss11emsn 700 saxacsoss 70 be imposed upoa bs
~. axnprAns 4nsck. and they are too inpeosuA.
az $780, knssned away fron Physicians vas
PersonscslIine At our once can nsv, N. san.
faction Of free consultation. with ths as..s
ence that they may depend spon recsivins ca
o,1 opinionA honorable square dealing reaeon
able eharkce and no announcement vishnns !
proepect OF Improvement or curA
oaf practice IL founded anon the rssulss a. n
rssh1ss nooa without references - schools ,:
You Wi nos b ursod a psrssaAsd - ssks
treatment and no one viii be truaeod unlsss
there 10 strong probability Of : cure o. psrma
nent benefit Make interrogasions and dsci1I
Once hours Froms q m -, = ~ sua
daya % II Z. m only.
n B.-Persons unable % vasIt ~ may -
treated e thslr homes By cnefespondsaoA
Nedieines and instrucnonD sent b. mall ~ 80
peeA Consultation froA
Always ssnd stamp whea reply u sxpscss
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l,atOna.

Of 10 lots d0xlio fsss on Harrison Heiehfs. al
Joining and overlooking Lasooa sOwnsste:
grand view. convenient iocasion. easy Of access
dsy. 3Sfoot iosists farther on are selling q
SIS and upwards. Get ny price on this block
oud - what you can make b. t.
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tey l0es II he pu51nan adaition
- 80 - easy toenA Ths 1ae psopersy .
nens q 1e b1e11eD eenfw hesusen amtsh'u
COys I'D 1a11osd- oEiy foaS blockn lx0m boale-
800 d<pcG ne ntcou and han1fasx rekideneo
- Near the 0eoef xersheu canhgp&
smS8he Cove wiu - hive u fnAusfyy fhso
s4mnQ- Bay noe 4nd yon viii domhle yeuy
D0nay wfthtn 4hreo wocshs
= ecxex - p1nsfiss. near Depot
y acrop water fr0uf
- Acres near DepoG
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v~~n go
i
And An fosnn u
CALIFORNIA
Va n II Shasta kou1e of
IH8 eOCIHERx PACIFIC coNPAHY
1Ae cnfy ros1o
Sunox-cu r.rrrovxra
EAST AND SDrTH
~ ZINC socrs o. ra1 PAGING COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET glrEpERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SiEKPTya CARS
1880 g express tFa4nx a1or1iag Superior
laodatsons fos sscoad-ciAss passengers
ETC.. col. upon o. aidreu
SuoNAa cp.u~
-, ,,c IN 10 DstrlE raeS<
49, ~ Soa.a Lentn skseel IeconA esa
@c,s~ 49,. - S<nerss kressns ana Fas-
Aken~ fo1aAn1 VI.
--
TyRON TERMINAL or INTERIOR POINTS
II the
AokTHkkS PACIFIC RAILROAD
rs me . take 10 III points Ea9 and
rsns iasoush vessibulsd Trasns svsy
cay IN TIE year %
ar Paru Avn ruyrAcn
s-s 49, A1os
TIC cnanee OF earn
Composed Of Dining Can lnsuspGsed. Puli-
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East TIM
NAH STEAMER xAsxr.

VIII leave yesles . dock 81 o. n. every Monday
Wednesday and FRIDAY for Twelvs~nile Point
EcmundS, Muekiiseo. N&~ysviIe. lowell ana
enohorasahs fefsratnx following days 81 q m
GEO. VI FOSTER AeenI
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1ourtss ejeepdng ears daily between seattle
and Chicaoo 1wensy.nvc miles the shortess
route and eevsa hours and thirty 1ix minutes In
advance 81 oompettng nnea 4. Chtibsrg, city
ticket aGenL Us 6econd street, Boston block: s
Tonkin. depot uchet agent. seattle
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Ballard.

Special bargains b. DE heck.
Two saaps IN Gilman PARK
Acreage tes paatling with voteg frooA
= Ioes close in e tf75 each.
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uoopI CANAL RoUrK-srEAxER soss
III PHlHE

The steamer josephine yin leave Hatfield.
ColEan wharf. foot OF Marion street. Wednesday
and saturday morning at q N for Port
6amhle, seaeeck Union City and all way points
90 Hoods Canal Ressrnsar leaves Onion City
Monday and thursday mornfne- For freight a
podoage apply ~ Hattie dCoiman wharf OF =
board JOHN ANDERSON, Nassss.
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City

G,3A
5even-rocned house aud lot near iesler.
slx.roomed houss and los near Jackson,
u.7Oo.
Cottage and two lots with superb view, 81 rs
6oxl20, cioee in. very choice, ea.N.
121x110 on Thirteenth. near fealer, $50
Jackson, e7aS
lo0xIoo tcorner) In Union addition. with One
view. i.00D.
I1oxics tcufrcrl on Mob hill, Sl,as0.
Lots il Denny 4 Hoyrs. MERGERS second,
Laws second. Eagic's. etc. etc.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THEo ONLY
TRANscoNTINENTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
-cossisrISo or
Palace sleeping and psrlor cara
Elegant day coaches
commodious colonsf sleeping caTs-tns latter
THROUGH TICKETS
- ousSsc. H.iiisr St John. New Y odn'sesi'
Boston. Portland, and all
points In the United
States and Canada. can be purchased at less yntes
than via any other line.
Passengers booked to and from Ill European
|. points.
For rates. maps and Particular call ON or I'd.
G. q. MccoRp.
Rw McGiNNI3s. seattle, Waah
W.T.. CARSON, Tacoma, wash.
D. r BROWN, ASH Gen. Freight ana Pssssn-
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co.. possofhce.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND RAILROAD
Trains arrive aud leave Seattle - follows:
Leave Arrive.
Newcastle and way ............ % n m co q m
Franklin and way............ Is . m 25 p. M
Coal trains with coach attached, have no
regular running time, will carry passengers.
H. w. MCNEIL. Manager.
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The company reserves the right TO change tho
time table or places of call without notice
Tuesdays ana Fridaya
DAYS OF ARRIVAL At sEATrLK
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. oBRIEN. Master.
Z. ". McGINNrs Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. p n Co, Id
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QANK OF DRsTIsH COLUMBIA
incorporated By royal charter iss7l
Nov open for business in the
Starr block
ttsSs Peses u " ..-.-.e... ...-.-.3 x.nQv
Power to increase tc............ s0.oO0 On
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fGFSKkkI hANKiNa BUSINESS fRANsAcTRn
Dfain crswu on al parts Of the world In
tefest paid on savings and time deposita
Houre-l0A N 10 p N, and SATURDAY evan-
tnRs from 70 o'clock.
Deposits may Be made In person or b. regis
tered letter, money order o. express. and lep0ott
books win b returned - requested.
Money loaned on real estate ~ reasonable ratea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06
OuIcKEsr T1AE 10 oLYNPIA.
KAMIIcHIx AND eRAY's HARBoR
fHB PAssExGKR STEAMER MULTNoMAH.

me opposition boas,
Leaves Tacoua from the y. r wharf daily. ex-
csp& sunday. - q n sharp Returning.
lesyee kAmilchis f1.sS p N. Olympia. p N;
arriving n Incoma p m, connecfsng with
ere through boos for whatcom and way pointa
leaves Baker Bscon's dock. loot OF unioa
street. seattle. for Tacoma, ~ p n. sunday.
n h-Thfs boat must be taken from n
coma for Grayss Harbor country, being the
Gully THROUGH BOAT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

CEATfLE. KIRKLAND. HouGHToN AND
- foesow Ferry.
erEAMKR EDITH z
VIII leave Ter deck near WIN leave KifklanA
cable roee, AXE Waahn AM ~sv pofie:
~ Ilo Q m At $50 & m
At 1000 m AtilfoA m
A. no 2. m At 2oJ n n
At SO .. m At ESQ., \
TAKE NOTICE
farsies VII please procure their liquon beseeu
having Seattle, - none VIII b sold On seesmeE
c. =. KRAFT. Maa.o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

LKAvEs POWER HOUSE
For yuanitA and way ports at s. q m. isD
p m. and y
Leaves for Newcastle and way ports 81 q
n. and 5 p M
III. LoUGHEAD. Manager.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10

& NOS LECTEURS!-Nous appe
Ions lattention de nos lecteurs SUI
plusienrs notices publiees dams la
partie anglaise &c ce journal.
Dams ce temps d'eau hautp, il
nest point sans inter6t de SAVIOR
que 3 on 4 pompes %aspirantes sont
d vendre. L'article repond a un
besoin qui Sc fat sentir vivement
de jour EN- Jour.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10

Jeudi dernier les pompiers de
Napoleonville ont parade dams les
rues de leur vile avec IN eclat ct
un enttain inaccoutumeS. La
foule 6tait grande ct tous les assis-
tantS avaient fort envie d%'entonner
ce couplet d|op6rette.
Les Portugais'
'Sont t~ouiours gals"