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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

fssstun accepting refainers from powerful
csxpoTntioax which czose their mouths
When the interests Of the peopte ars jeop-
ardixed: men whose names are cn the
Peoples lips daily bleeding their clients
nsercsiessiy: ysa. even as that sight -
Nnlca Ne sometimes stand aghast. the
sight of men supposed to hare character
going into some case IN which another
mans name and fame. his h4rpiness and
honor. arc risksdL
When young man in business 6rst En-
ters upon the responsibilities 81 an en-
paoyer OF labor. when he realizes that scores
or hundreds Ut men are. and Of necessity
must D. II the pressns condifion Of fhings.
dspendsnt upon him for The opportunities
OF their own bread winning. then there
come upon him visions of Whist his life
should b IN this divine calling. But our
emptoyer Of labor does not 20 Tar before
ne hnds these visions by no means easy
working models for the life that now h.
Wei nigh impossible he finds them With
TIE best Of inleations. and practically inn
possible without demand upon his con-
science which strains his religion TO the
fun. He tinkers with the heavenly pat
terms. turns them into working models,
alter which be can serve both God and
mAmnaon. He pays the average wage snd
discharges himself Of amy special respon-
siniiasy for his men. solacing himself into
taxing good pew. and subscribing hand
someiy 10 the church charities. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
TnE IpEAL AND THE ACTUAL.
Heavenly Patterns Of Life Compared
With working Mosiels.
New York Times

Heavenly Patterns Of Life Compared
With working Models.
New York Times.
Heavenly Patterns OF Lie VS. Working
Models was the theme on which the Rev
Il. HebeF Newton spoke 10 the All Souls
church congregation yesterday morning.
For every life" he said. there Is a pat
tern in the heavens. The Young divinity
student heholds the heavenly pattern OF
the preacher. lie comes down from the
mount and enters upon his work To be Q
true prophet calls upon hiEn TO risk his
prospects, TO incur dirfavor in ecclesiasti-
cal circles, aud the yet worse distavor OF
the vested interests represented in the
rews. Hosts OF parishes do not care for
such . spiritual priesthood. As said
vestryman in parish not q hundred
miles hence, concerning one Of the most
sanity men whom Is il my privilege 10
know his own paStor~~'We do not care
for such man. We want some one who
viii be hail fellow with us all To come
under the suspicion Of heresy Il TO find
vessries turning away from him. Tospesk
out plainly vii. be To insure that gentle
hint whereby vextries ease Q man . retiring
by cutting down his. salary step by step.
lie sees TIE success Of the prophet who
manages quietly 10 asdge every disagree
able issue. maintaining laslicioas resicence
concerning ali points OK doctrine that are
in dispute, and never appearing "a notice
portions 81 the Holy wrt; which have too
sharp an edge FOR the comfort ~ solid men
He hears the remark thai one Of the uaoSt
distinguished r~ctors al our city passed
ugon his experience in our own cisy~sIo
be successful in the ministry in Seu York
requires somewhat az the grace az Cod. bar
also iisile spsce If the devil, he sees and
he hears al sais within aac without. Ansi is
ii any wonder that the patterns shown him
on the mount fade ogt in the skies above
him. and ta.s he builds after other and
lower working mossIss
How quickly the yoang mother de-
sends from the mount. behind her the
shs,se wonderful agencies for snding leisure
sAlens and ecnseerstsd abilities and ansel-
fsh devotion 10 ether women's children.
and brsnxz hasae with her oae a. on she
.sssu!ssss with The noble name ol nurse.
who, for 50 many dollars = month. Is TO
take entire charge os her little cae. attend
sa is health tknowing herself nothing
whatever al the lass If heslsAs. he sn sx-
afaF&s to ~ 81 tasHnsts tnc8Sctk c~AtE otkEx
an awful example 81 What manners shoaIa
nos bel nurture Il IN morals shersssf beiag
tricky and aeceluai. having no sense OF the
value Of truth. and onIy concerned 80 keep
. smooth tAce upon the surface OF thingsA
The patterns shewed her on the mount are
net wcrklrg models for the mother who il
TO keep her position ~ society and euiSs
herself Ia the world
The Young lar student eiimss his
mount az vtssost. lie sess the heavenly
pattern as the true LAWYER. II. does nos
SO fss tsioxe The sssiesa isgsRs ga Issse. he
sees men IL nnieuhsed aAssliy aSlng Their
talents 10 make wrong se~Ea rigts. and %
prove bach ~e.ls. men high in the PRO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

Nevada has wonderful lake called Lake
Mono. fall OF soda. borax and other aka
line minerals too numerous 10 mention
The dirtiest and gysasiest clothing il made
perfectly clean By simply rinsing in Mono.
When there is high wind a wall OF .asher
three or Esar feet high is seen all along the
shore where the waves beat. The aaiyear
ing wall. in which may be seen ali the col
oFs of the rainbow. and a. many beauties
as are shown by the Kaleidoscope. would
grow 60 height Of ten or twelve feet before
toppling over bat taat when il attaias a
height susficiaut the wind catches il uf and
watts great halls OF IL far inland some Of
the fsAtiag balloons OF iather being as
large as aour barrels.
As the prevailing winds are from the
Asess every yessige of vegetation along the
eastern shore for many rods back l. killed
beyond hope OF ever sprtnging Up. Wien
the ~iuss are unusually high the balls cf
lather reach clamp ct willows no yar.ss
from the shore and scoFch the Issves As
tongues ot fame would de.
TIE water jasi as II comes from the lake
makes spleadid shampoo, Ike that used
by BARRIERS. and when the wafer Is evspo-
rated the solid matter in the settings makes
A good Washing powder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
A GREAT INVENTOR.


Il tauAtN EAA1fs
oede new invention nesriy every other
week
ere,hiug always allied IL, and IL always
svmsi 70 shsfs
saesiossl ACTIVITY WAS somehow verv weak,
= snass vitality wss low, the blamed tAsax
soaldn'r work
~ perpetual nsosioa thiagss bat they
ecsd never move.
tier he made Big machine for sysng
nsoasa the ssy.
saess was siigAs eastrac,ina n TIE piston
sod or groove.
- ne only tsouhlc with IL was he couldn't
make Il ry
nade marine tseoggsns. Cor slsdgar co
Ne sea.
~ pretty compromise OF hicsele snd
lee.
Nias would slide tremendously, n he
cesd make II eos.
Il Nv s'ssF
nss sought liss ELIXIR to the verdi se
hug csnsed
zoe medicine himself large. green.
hokisx psi.
ssSnss sain ntss later he laid hlm down
NE dsea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

Chicago Herald.
A mans dearest friend 10 his wife
wife's dearest friend Is her mother.
sinoe each Of the trio loves one Of the three.
Why can't the whole three love each oshers
The mas r. . monster Who dares
With his darling vife's mother 10 wrsngie:
II we're not for bis unpleasant wAys
There might be loving triangle.
The mAn vho'sin love with his wife.
Nut oppores her ua With persistence.
Should think II twers not Tor his mothes-In-law
His vile vouidnJ BE- In exiztcncc.
- los ~ cesa Qsafrsllise - once.
And with clsshinGu forever have dones
And veil hanish the Jokers Who chcstnuts dare
sprfnx
OF the mothss-ip-iaw and her son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

WsshinEton Posi-
Yoa eight to 90 70 sufnmefsse
Anl see the funny felix's.
kIfAoagh they never jest they yet
~ Ill 81 funny Jokes:
rwevesybody In the town
y 6eunside up and upside down.
Xhorae Mr.. Wright. who's always wseng,
ApA NJ. Sweet, who's sour:
E3eDeS Mr.. Poore. 70 whom helone
~ greatest wealth and power.
WnfIe II. Eewcome. - hear.
~ really the pioneer.
~ ssllest man IL Mr.. Lowe,
~ shcEtese, Mr.. Long:
~ eFookedest II Mr.. Rowe.
Ne veakest, Mr. strong;
Al 1mail II stout. and esoat u small.
Wh1le At&le's biggest ri them al
~ llackest man II Mr.. white.
n Widest. Mr.. GRAY;
~ sunnfsse II Mr.. Kniehs.
h gloomiese II Day;
An4 Mr. Damn and Mr. Brown
~ called the brightest men IN sown
~ essasest clown IL NJ. Sage.
n essvest man h Joy;
~ yathsF Yoang 10 bsut with go.
Ys1ne Hoes y but boy:
Al n. Cay h ever sad
ooenuss his neighbos. 0oode. 10 bed
- n. Wise hes lost his mind.
90 NJ. smart his vita.
~ - tAroushoat THE town you aud
a sosts Of sisanos mis0es.
J1evsrything u upside down;
Nn1b bow they came 70 name the town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

Cool night. good night. nay dearest
Ho~ fass the moments fy.
It's time 70 parf-thoa dearest
Taat hateful wsfeh mans cry
Past twelve O'clock r'-good-nig
Yet stay . moment longer
Alsxs why IL 1t sos--
The wish TO stay grows stronger
Tho more IFS time 10 co.
Past one o'clock -gpod-niSht,
wow wrsp thy cloak about thse,
The houss must sure 90 wrong,
FOR when they're past without thee,
They re-oh,--scn times - long.
'sPast two o'clock good night.
Again. that dreadful warning.
Had ever time such dight7
And So the sky-'t1s morning
50 nos. indeed. good night
"Pass three O'Clock good night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
TO LOVE.

10 iovs y 20 have touched . spring
Thst doth respond IN everything.
And ell the secrets are revealed
OF brook and bird and wood and field
The brook that runs . merry race.
The bird that Alis . lonely space.
with sonx. the tender autumn wood
Soft swelling with . golden food,
The f1eld 10 which . deep content
The glory Of the harvest lent
Al II ny Own glad heart 20 prove
AL sing of love. all sing of love.
To love IL to know oil that's purs
And good asd fair. may b endure
6oms sorrow that makes love more sure.
Nor evtl nor temptation see.
Nor wsakness--ssve through synpothy--
10 b. - glad for being here
II makesh al Mes mysteries clear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
WE TOLD But THE STARS or
HEAVEN.

Those nights when we kissed one another,
None Saw but the stars In heaven above.
And 50 distant. so sileat were they.
To the stars We confied oar love.
But stas fell from heaven into the SEA-
And sinking complained OF our hlisa.
The sea 10 the rEitder said merriiy:
Al well. young lovers VIII kiss.
To the hslmsmsn the rndder betrayed us.
Who sang IL again 70 bis bride,
And nov lads and iaxsies in chorus
Shout oar secret Tar and wide.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

10 terrific. N02esEsc erspssoas. eysscass. esr;s-
suskes are swsgsiiy aa4 tremendously p&e.a-
res2as. eut seNsrxkY desirable - emulate "a
setea ard esse1s ~ me dissatisfaction o. -srae-
siies whssa EsSos9ace ecAvaaslec sssd agnny n
the saao-xa3a porfssn ns sne hwesaa frame.
SARA u ire ssees 81 tAe ssg-fNsssoassi vioasng
pargazises. exrF4 fx2isag nasr~ ara ssore .nso
1ssas~. az4 II whieS Aessskssss -seuacA ST.
tea = tae vaalesanae, se2ss - asd saF Es9sc e.
Active suere1AB@aGa- fAsy wcaaxzed rte snsesn
Ginee-sAs Esfzers tussgzs AEes then gArx l<ts
sAe bowls .asctvS, ssknse snsss EAssEaSe1 as go
sESnx fxstsse ssess Th~ HsE3ets 50 tie esssstE&ry.
azss ssssass IL ssaaSsss uef farssss. sAvz 80 set
a sssx SD fass1aats slENerses tsre~faass~
her aexfs1ss and rrexsa-tss. Tae i1s~r . n>ees
g. sasy sgssaa az {. a. The kheEeys s.so ase, -
tass Eastss tas. sass cssfly eSnansre. A1sa< E1a
ARA axrs 90 lsss< aud FAearzatExxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
PERFECTION.

Chamber saurual
- ~ Pare. eas IA Perfection srss.
-. re hrss. eu, the most exexgsens
Wsns
49, = often second o. the neu.
Nss spirit and anyieldlms sess
-. p.ess each daily tsss. Hssxya seat
-. aA atle abs dene ccussns.
~ n~fsea he9ts az frul;l~Ss Quest
s - ssesy grsss and .eas aaa na~ss
~ ssFpassss mans - Easa 10 next
-nes. spaFniag goaa sna tame sna
- asssy ~ his daily text.
~. sss. snassanlnslr. each hosr.
vsfh beauty Lifs's gneaneas<.s vays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

- hearn TELL In tn yap<rs
s Dout time that's aoin' 70 come.
m thtnes1l al b dsn'reut
y this keufry we call hum:
~ III wen who now ere stealth
h IL shape a. trust II cir
- ~ stony cell long, long rsss---
Dut shcy haven't yit--not yil
- AZ heasn fslier
Wet Vas On III stump declar'
~ ~ thieves an heightened raecais
weu,d al git . soiourn thar;
~ -our party" would jlss AZ en-
4 ~ voted ~ We ft.
I've hen waitin' sence election
Bat they haven't sot there yiI
~ zen Ben went In IN white Houss
iist cheered till was hoarse.
~ s'poscd that all us iellers
Cd git the of8ccs, OF e,urse:
~ heedsmau's AZ il swtngin' lively.
Bit I'm shinkiu' I've bern biz,
~ 10 once that long fer
uannf hove In sight--ncs yit
~ o. IN Western pfassies.
Ven tn last e1sU6bon fell.
NJ told us how IN tariff
Wosid cur pockets oil en- swell.
Wheat an hogs are soin' lower,
Cofn has 81 the bottom 1t:
n wsstin' Ter tn tariffs help
BAT haven's found II yis
uoyhs sorne day oil In har
VII take an everiasfin' rest.
~ he speakers 50 away an hide,
o. else pull down their vests.
Sayte al tn fools n die or so
An With Me6insy nit.
aeyhe voters will yif farm some SENSE
hss they hsven't done Il VII
". there is time a-cornin'
Ven we'll II be rich, ,'knaw.
"a n railroad trains n carry us
me- wherever we may 20.
M my friend. wen them days gis ere
~ iist hss purity nst
Nen b. by tn shintn' jordan
sef taey hsven't gos here yin
~ a. nssras.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26
POETS CORNER.



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-. ~ - - - - -
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4 }. 1sz.. ' - 80, 49, - ~a.n-
~ 49, 8. - - r.s.r - 1~1~
- 3. - ~ -. ., $50,
$1,000
- ~ =, ~ - - 49,, - 49, 800
A. 3. q. ~ !. nks 49, - -. -s~~.-~.
1 - -.' ~, -, 80 - 80
= 49, ~ 49, - - = se -. 49,
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J y 49, 3 -. . =. -. -
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y. - - -. .s.sE -
s.x.-.
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;. - .s-ss. -. - - -
=, . -! - - = - - - . -
"a q. 49, - - .
.'n 3 q. 49, 49, s - -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

Tie sseensr Bee IL ncw reAty fcs essssesa
fsfsses ssshsns tie service o. . yeoesns soss
~. passse ssgsy ca toAsa 81 e 4, e spas s@isg
toxnS syanx 81 Ce2xz .sss aors, sccs CT Coils nhsa
r. sFAULDik6.
gu1es a. Axaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

rAf,,uAsrArrsx RoryrR

TACO1A-SEATTLE ROUTR
Iesre Tacoma - e : n 10 % . m ~ % n,
Leave ssssils go N. $50 IN. rep N.
- 3op ~
Boats leaving Tacoma Il q > n and Seattle q
See u. au1 - p u lard q D. 4oineA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-H1R1xRT
j J. Beechcr. UanageE
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon ct
p n. for Port Townsend and the San Juan
islands. from Hatheld's wharf. Leaves Port
ToWpeend - 80 q m. every Monday. " edneedsy
and Friday toe Whstcom. calling q Smiths
Island. and Richardson's weather .permiteing,,
Angle. Lopes. Yr1deS HarboF. Maple tom Mon
day going uorth and Thunday going southl.
Roche Haxbos. Orcas and EAef SQUAD
Returning. leaves whasocm q 80 q. - Tues
days. Thnfsdays and Saturdays. On the sataf-
day tr1p the Point Arena eoeo through 70 Seattle,
Fare from Port Townsend . eeassle, u Unsil furs
thes notice. panenGsn o. frsight from seessls tos
the Islands b Tie Port Arenas Wednesday sud
Friday tnps Win y carried % ne Warrington
steamboat and Transportation Co. = Steamer
Edith % Fuss townsend a Tuesday and Thur
day nighm and transferred direct - he Port
Arena On thoee days tho ". q = Z. Co Win
isue eckess and hin lfotehs thzoaeh - deaei-
HKRBERI Z. BEHCHER, ManagA
]. A. HATFIELD. Aren't ooAta1A
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RAIL LINE.

RAIL LINE.
The ~Overiand Flyer leaves Porfls1d p n
daily. and carries through Pullman sieepers.
coloniss sieepers. free chair cars ard coaches
between Portland and Denver. Omaha, Kansas
city. 81 Lonis. 81 Paul or Chicago.
1.-THE Limited Fast MALI leaves Portland Q
m daily. and esrri. Pullman dining and sleep
ing ears between Portland and Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

11ueEr SOUND RATIONAL aASS. or 81
Buy snd sell foreign ami domestic exchange
he United STATES ard Ku-ope. receive
dsPeesn Of ncnxv and tssae pass
books a. ceru4cAses thsrcsuG
COMPREHENSIVE
Icudcn. y. Rasasgnsss = saax
fsria ne RcsascAlld Frrrcs
e. Yess srsass i ia s.a ss i e.lIsasa,
ChieAxo Commercial National Rank.
Boston. $ufalk National Rxnk
San Francisco. tbs kaak 81 California
Portland. The nrst NasiooAl HAnE
s s.isi rrs asr'1.s . Fss:'s'sss
Rank loesssa corner cA<uy and froas .:sss.s
RASK or BRITISH COLUMBIA.
sIacosrorassd By royai charter 1881
Now open for badness in tas
Starr b,oek
Capital PAID mp .........-.---....-s a.seosso
Pcwsr % increase to-----.-.-..,.-..-. 'c,eaess
eARpiE4---s-~.>..srs ...--.-.s..s-..~-. 55A90
,. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Ranches. san FrAacsscc rssls. Portland.
fnr.l Tacoma wash. Victoria. Vancouver New
Westminster. Nanaimo and Kan4lcops :. u,
General banking hasincss transacted: foreign
exchange .oaght and Snld: drafts and feis-
Erspaic transfers sold on the hanks branches.
50 On New YORK., Chfcsgn, Canada and HING
kone Deposits received subject 10 cteek
ints rest rsisi ~ time aepasiss
JARyls-coSxlIS MORTGAGE TRUST co..
KANSAS CIR AND xxw yoxk
Paid ur capital, s.....+... sl.S)oeaa
Loan money on improved city ana farm p-cp-
cry in amounts OF SEQ 10 siso.on No
tons approved and psrsrs
drawn here. Money paid
BY check on bsnk
loan. Any and AL composition met
I. ". wNIZ. General Agent and ExamineG
Room l. Ncsiin block
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or sEArrLI
fAID.ur CAPITAL slso.cu
J. H. INGRAM. Preside M
MAURICE MeMIcKE Vice. ~
LEsfEh IL kNkk---.. Cashier
General banning business sransacssd
Eight and telegrsphic cxchausc. payable in an
the principal cities Of the United states aud
kurope.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Dss'sn.ssd ssso:i :, !s and financial
UNITED sTAIk3 soxxESNExE
Deals In foreign and domestic exchanges
Makes telegraphic transfer and issues tetoo1
81 credit
General banking business transacted
Office, Brown building, uOuthcaxs corner
Second and Cherry streetA
vT>HE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK
j ofScattle.
KfLsKN HrsocK, no. e04 SECOND srHegY. NJ
TwEkN sAMEs AND CHERRY.
Z. y. 1hASss.-- .....s = q tcswcuS
~. X FORREST. Vice-r feaidenS
y. =. BASKus. .CaxhtoA
CAPITAL. 100000
Transacts genera. banking business
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FAn NM
rAssExGxa srKAMxR rrxxrwoop
-4oD-
ssazsl~ 1asO1s o1xnPss. sssxlasssn s.d
wnrx1 THE CARD.
Ccmnenezng Tuesday. Kovsnhx n
Iesv, osynpaa. ANY saespa Moa1ay- 7man
L L.:,,. 49, 49, -ISS:.
nxruHnsa
L Ls,s.. sc.s.ls d.siy s1csps As.dav--- seq
1rsve osrssnae - sSSpa
.LANDlNGs-seass,a Yeslers unasf: me-.
+ wharf; Olympia. Hcrr's wharf.
trip sundaya Carries MOTH western an3 Wsas
Fargo express and fnss freight
Z ]. HATCH President
pAcIF1c COAST nxAAsHP conrASx
psspsacA steamers from ssass,e = fol,owx
fef I'm FranciocA via Port 1oUunend ana
soe aef : A. ..q Issssssss sscss.. I'd e
and every I'VE dAys thereofa1e
Ior Alaska: J2nussy and -.
$50 ~. $780, =. - tsosse - ro8gS
1ckess may s. ebsained : a. oeics q ~
company q Ocean Deck. seattle
GoODALI- PKRxIM CO.
xa y Mazhst srsst. San ynancisOos Cal
THE BARNARD OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP
/
RATHER AEruSLiC
foA rosIf SOUND foh1s JANUARY =.
Taking freight and passenger AZ reduced rsfe
- -
WhsA nEAl1Ae FknHi-
NV rms rA.Ix
go
nSo ii
lOnm II pm
SO
SIS
usR ATrs x.,..
= -
vorrrr.r ,.c,,,o ,.r,o.,
-
c..r.r, n,v,.,o.
nov e,-,,s.sd. mailing ,.ss. .a.r,.< $500
ouickssf
-
N. s,n,ss . e. , ~: n: a,:c .essa ~ q
and en- point. a..s Ticket. :old g 81
drswinG-roon sleeping Cara
Ssearsfui end do ncs . nal: -. nis'aka sas -
HoKrHH1n PAcIyIc RArLRoAn
Pal e rinnssPcls e e .s " chang and ss
Isss:ss ;esl!:s ;isselss =: run :. ':ss'ss
expfe, 4esns ieu Enktn y ~ ~ $3.50
- $500
eara's wa1hinssos' R'ssaanadn cHArrrox
A...s g. -. A.. M II = ~ ss,ss 49,
rycret Aeept 5 IA IA ~ = depo&
~,.,..r G p.utss -. acas: ASs1: see1 80,
49, nssa,1,,, hs,scc = o1s.s"
.Sl :. 1851 49, |
TANAD1AN PACIFIC RAlLWAY-TH8 ONLY
~
1RAN6CoNTlNE u LINE
,.o,r,c ~ .r,..r,c oo..r
Palace Sleeping and paflor carr.
LiesAns any Soacn1
~ Au1 otAous "a ui0S e1ts.
1922 sess~A
THROUGH TfCVETs
49,,
10 - raei. Sniea8ol petfosA Ioronto, Mon
$3.50. n~-ey.S
AoIA. DnsDn, fvr1.uo' anu IA
poinO ~ tnc onlteo Stsses
-. - .x-.s..s1 - -. 80 49, -,
ssn 'e 49,. 80 sAs" w ~
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DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM sEArTi-R
Tues1sys and Fr,dAya
LAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sHATTLx
Tuesdays and fr;dayA
JOHN A. o'BRIEH. Mssses.
Nv. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. MANAGER c. r. n. Co. La
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I.s,s o1sy.s.s ANY saesss MONDAY ,.@.n
Leave 11cUena Ii a : =
Arrive 6oaxtza l0nn
Lease seasxls. daiiy sxcers Henday..- seem
Arrive Tacoma. 4mp =
Leave Tacoma. = lMn =
Ary1ye 02yHpia. Sm =
= r wharf: Olympia. Horr's wharf
Meals on board. Onsy boAf making ruuud
n1p sundayA Carries North western end Wolb
faf4o express md fAse freight
II HATCH. President
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-HARIEs ,. EMxRr REAL EsrATE LOAN
~ COMPANY.
posros Asp xASaAs drx


save benserv and aeenH commimaos By deas-
,ar dsrecs Win tits company and nde thsougA
rr1reuensnffses 81 oteer eoOpanlea
fnnffy expssai always % hand Se app1ice
sssns at avay for spprevAl Lcweot rntes 0f
intereGa I0ans esOsed uifhcef desss
r. PAIMkM
ManaGer FOR bfnncb o7o4
nesaA rAannsg sssek ssons snd ssnsea -
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THE FAST AND coMMoDIoUs PASSENGER
i eTEAAIR MCLTNoMAH.
toProsrrIos Road
Leaves the n. r. wharf daily ai q IA for olym-
pia. KAmiicAe and Grny'a Hsrbos. returning -
Tacoma - p -. connecting with eeAs ioe
SEATTLE AND wHArcoA
Arriving ., Seattle sf .. m.
Tswg TABLE,
" Tacoma zee m Ar Olympia 10 SOC m
Iv Olympia 10 ~ N Ar Eamiiche IL . n
Nv Kanisehe l. II m Ar Olympia lEPm
lv Olympia .oo . m Ar Tacoma 5eQpm
Connecting with boats for Seattle
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CANADIAN PAcIF1c NAVIGATION CO..
~ 0imitedl
STEAMER PREMIER
EoUxp SOUTH.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Ihufsday- 4 , nj and Monday 8 . n
IOvnsend. Monday and seattle, Friday and
thursday III p M Tuesday -3am
seattle. Tuesday ard Tacoma Friday aud
Friday ..-...---..S nj Tuesday 10 N
BOUND SoETH.
IEAvB ARRIyn
Seattle. at midnight Townsend ...-e q n
Tuesday and Friday Whatcom n - 3 =
Townsend . 4 % Roche Harbor- II 80 m
Hhatcom 49, q ooa N Vancouver ..5 pm
Roche Haybor. 4 m
The company reserves the right 10 change the
time tahla or places Of cali without noeica
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For rates. maps and particulars can on o. "a.
6. q. MccoRD.
No. Washington street. PoFslaul q
kW. Nc6IHEx60 6eettlo. ". T.
RI ELLIS, Tacoma, w. T.
d. = BROWN, Asst GEN pfeignt ond IoMonr
ger Agent vsncoaver, b. C.
CoYrespondence respectfully collected
Canadian Pacific Co. poetof1cA
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fasnee policies ~ insurance upon real esssas
Utica guasanseciBg absolute protection seelnss
60 ~ reason OF detective tskssA
Il asauneo 81 IT, own expense TIE defense Of
sIi lexal pFoceedfngs iusxssate1 In the ut~sess Of
etyerns claimants, and relieves the .insssrsi
fyuu Al s.oable, annoyance. auxteey. co.. and
erpenee ofsendinR such fiftgnftOnA
C. r. HANFOkD, President snd Couneel
IX-esDy. WATSON C. SQUIRE ticesfrea
HI BAKRG Secretary.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HKRBxRT
j J. Bescher. manageE