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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
A BOOT JAcK.n

1t proved to be what was called a
"bootjack "-that is. a species of canal
boat, about thirty or forty feet long,
shaped like canoe, and pulled by a
two-legged darkey, and for cabin a
rough canvas stretched over bent. roles.
Calling Justify. at last aroused the
crew, who l found were totally igne-
rant of the situation. soon made them
aware of it. aud told them that the
Yankees would soon be on them. con-
fiscate their boat aud cargo, which was
baled straw, and hang them all.
BY .egopting rewards | preyaile ! ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. h
suoprFsT IND QUICKEST ROUTEsOuIh
AND SOUTHWEST
RICHMOND:

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL a. 1890
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
DESTROYING INFORMATION.

There on Ninth street. before the st.
Clair Hotel, then used by the Confeder-
ate Government as one of It's offices, /
noticed large, smouldering bon-tires Of
paper, showing that the Federals had
been deprived OF some valuable i1for-
nation. Riding onward. at last !
reached my city home, and tieing my
horse, saddled and bridled, ready for a
speedy exit, went into the house. There
found the family all awake, but quiet
and composed, and was informed that
the Mayor Of the city had sent for me
that evening to accompany him into the
lines of the Federals 10 surrender the
city, and ash for. protection for its in
habitauts.
Having told them my object in coming
to town, proceeded to accomplish it,
and hurried down TO the "Old Basin, !"
into which the canal debouched, and
on the banks of which the warehouse
ia which my goods were stored was sit
uated. On reaching the Basin | looked
around for boat in which TO remove
my plumber but in vain-they had
all been taken by the Confederate Gov
ernment to remove their stores-till, by
the faint glimmer of fire. apparently
burning ia the middle of the water,
espied one anchored in the middle of
the Basin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
WAREHOUSES; FIRED.

The tobacco warehouses had already
been prepared for firing: large billeis Of
wood, smeared with pitch and tar, aud
other combustibles. had been made
ready to give speedy combustion to the
fragrant weed: and it only required the
striking Of match to get the whole
pile in a blazing mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
THE YANKEES ARE COMING"

Inquiring of him why he was in such
haste, he replied, The 'Yanks' are
coming in at Rockets, and on he went
without further parley. Thinking 1t
was also prudent to be leaving. rode on
up the tow-path, aud. about three miles
above Richmond, came across one OF
the boats OF the "Old Packet Line, !"
which bad been conveying the Lexlng-
ton Cadets from the city, but winch.
striking on a siag in the canal. bad
sunk. There l espIed my old friend.
ION a raid down the Valley OF Virginia
General sheridan is reported 10 have said
that he could sweep "the Valley" 80 clean
that "a crow dying over IL would have 10
carry b.s rations with him OF starve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

were IN every vocation OF lie.
4 xHo this complimented the work Of the
y Institution beyond all doubt. He made
mention Of one who had been assistant
boganist Of North Carolina. and as mi
Lproscopist had received hOnors from
abroad; OF one young patent attorney,
who had recently been admitted 10
ursctice before the United States Su-
nreme Court, and several who had be-
come architects, teachers and editors.
one Of whom is business manager of
tiom Jones' and Sam Small's Nashville
unper. The young speakers on this &C.
eosion do not receive their diplomas or
degrees until they pass next months
examination, and they may get the
masters degree in course. standing an-
other examination. The papers read
were orations and dissertations, one re.
ouiring percentage OF 81 IN the four
vears' course, the other 90.
6,snstor Washburne, OF Minnesota,
~uoke 70 the graduates. His words
vere sigued by President Gallaudet in
IA graceful, iDimitable way, and the
Ienf were especially attentive. A young
~raduate Of the college. now an Epis-
cnuaI missionary among the deaf OF
p1nnslyvapia, closed the exercises with
- benediction. interpreted orally by
- president.
TSe assemblage then inspected the
k~lldlngs, which was, perhaps, mole Of
: frnot than the exercises. The main
coi1one building n a. cosy within as ii
"a ko6doOme without. On the first floor |
~ ~ Offices. class-rooms. and reading
- veil stocked. I noted dozen
/o1ll newspapers on file there. On the
6ooe sse more class-ro0nls, the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-17

Ins sosa0G WasAi.Gtsa = sgain In ssr-
Ihs ssAosar Ferry ~ sssusssd . he
ne sssa.ss lfsehisaa b szpsessd hsrs
tcdey frum Portland.
Ihs work - sspairine ~ Hak6sld-Co
80 ween bsean Saturday.
IL baek 1IdsI Wavs win Guish dischsrE-
- Tuooday - Wednesday.
Ihe seaamship WaI1A walis sslls for San
Eranc11ro tcnosrow eveusn9.
IL addition 70 Schwshacher's wharf
and pr VIII - completed today.
loeal seoomboee0an stated yesterday
Inst keasoa Bsnnstt vas pad eD00 for
the faishassn.
Tbs sesam schooneS Lakms loft Portland
eaturday Tor the Sound. HI takes In ell
q Ne British CoIumhta ports.
The collier WiIismstte uia finish taking
cargo with ~ days. 6hs h 70 taxa I, 100
tons II eel fos 6en Francisco.
The J. G. Britain arrived hefs Saturday
from Chucksnus with scergo Of stone
she y dischasGing II Bakers wharf.
The George w. Elder leaves Tor Alaska
next Saturday. She y scheduled 10 leave
ihst Day and WIN most likely sss away on
dme.
The signal nag-pole will b put M 10
day - Hatheld's wharf The gilded
ball TOT the zip u Il uss completed yes
tesiay.
The steamship City At Pusbla n due
here this morning from San Fran els
co. she has good freight and full list
Of passengers.
A scOw of bsick ia TOW OF the tug Violet
was sunk as Tveive-miie point Friday A.
ternoon. There MAS 5000 brick on the
scow. The property Of Captain William
Bryant.
The steamship umatiiIa viii most likely
b The next Pacific coast steamship to leave
San Francisco for the Soun The Queen
Of the Pacific. which ran in her place. il %
undergo extensive repairs bsfors going on
the Alaska route.
The steamer 6tate a Washington will In
all probability make the Tuesday night run
70 Whatcom. II she does the steamer
ekaejt Chief. sailing under the Pacific Nav
igatton Company's na&. viii so out Wedpes-
day night. and the two will alternate on
the route.
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nispasch stsamen from sesttls . foIiovp.
FOR san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria. Al p. NJ passengers received On
board ~ 5p. M February 2. I. II ~ % ana p.
sn.s every are days thereafter.
For Aissks. feosusry and - ssesmey Of
the TN carries no Tassefger.
From san Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
eopnd ports: Al % a. m. February T. q, IL 1a
AID March !, aud every i've days there.
Tickets may DO obtained Il the ONES Of TIA
company ~ Ocean Doek. seattle
GoopALLs PERKINS 4 CO.,
General Aesnta
No 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal
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LOTS--$25--LOTS

Waahingtoa lmotgrnstoa anA ueoeeeool
Asaociat1en-
We hare 1or sale 1890 acfeo 70 6i9og.
eGt pAfeg 81 Tie state In ). y. =. % - and
l6o acre faSms-good farming lAado: - ooeoa as
knuuclaw. ~ miles south Of seattle on Northern
Pacinc railroad. rood Improvements. small
orchard. es.ooo: 20 and 10 scsss eovonnoal
land On Hood'e canal: - and iso aczss govern
ment and In KitsAp county: 10 acres near Green
lake. 30 per acte: 40 eorea near Groen lake,
t10o pr acss: y sore Mercer laiand. -: u
acres PoEs Angeles. t17t pr sore. end ~ acrs
loes ceaf rost Townsei1. ei0e per sefs: lake
fso0es % LAko waBhtnGtuu. opposite he tesmi.
nus q Madisua street cable railway; 10 choice
lots In Pleasant valley. on the line Of the pro-
pcec4 electric railway along the boulevard, sire
81 lots SoxI1o within sight Of Hiewafhs Park,
e1U each; So0e acres choice pieces 81 Eosthern
Pacific railroad lands IN King county. = % 80
PEI acre: - sores in re n. tp - n, ~ 9. near
NoetneFn Psoa1c railread: land In West seattle
- ecfss: go scrss . \ go l. = a. =. raw. eli
good land, 30 acres so@n il gross. ~ per acre:
ITO acfOe II - - - ~ n, v. good clay up
land, heavily timbered, ~ Per acre; 10 serea
In secs - ana ~ - s. n,r1w. mostly bottom
land. G2.ao pr ere; ~ acres u Eugene City
Oregon, nicely improved. adsolning city, SO
per scre improved. viu cut mp into scre loss
and cell for an average Of oiSo per sore; this q
crest bargain: 10 oass Of and near 10 Lake
Washfn&tDn, GS Per acreL Hoxweil ou1ldlne.
room ~ Seattle. wash
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HUSBANDS BEWARE,

ponv Rtve your wives too much money when
they 90 shopping down serond street, for when
they reaeh ''etepheas' ssose.' 81 No. su. ana
view the beautiful display made there in glass
ware csockery and French china and Almost
soeryshing else needed 20 make the home beau
tYful and comfortable, IL IL hiahiy improbable
that they will stop haytaK - long ~ they have
3 cent LETT In their parses. berasse lss prices
are a. reasonable ~ the assortment 10 sarisd.
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IAN FRANCISCO MARKgr Rxvxxw.
nAkcrsco. Feb lA-whc6s-Qu Quiet: en-
~ appear 10 have eli present nanss 6iied:
sAe. Gsn
'--Steady: feeling: Ne. led. 7ssss
nmly held. owing mainly 10 sna'lne<s
efks: choice feed, 81 ~ 2elA: No 1.
= u lower grades. sIei.n
values remain arm q ~nac cf 4 el.sk
eees-ffiecs atrady; demand god: EAsly
Ms0elss. Feeriess, 3.sasL.s: Bur
IS ~ UAt9l co. new. Hose
- weak; fancy. iscs good 10 choice. II
-tav; California. lsslsc; Eastern. IL
new ycsx raonrcE
s. ~ tcax. Feh iA--Hops Rarely steady.
opsscns elased ssesay. i0eis pcfnts
& ssaassa y. 30 bags: February. iAtsAsit> 81
3 ~. - iaseie 10 Nay. tissSsis.ss: sres Rio.
= s. fair rsrroes. les.e.
ef-kau, sseasiy, refined. nru.
~ e-pull. Lake. February. si&N
NeGieesed; domestic. t&T5sf
| ssra<f, strains. tansA
eAscAac raonucR NAHKxs.
-. ss Feb h.-wheas-Lewer: February.
~. knxy; Mach. sc. May. $50
-k0uvr: February. Soc Nay, "a
-Nc'hirs doing
f slower: February. ~ TO- May, " 81.
sssdy: February. $40. Nay, sAsssr
Hrskasy. Nay. ssAe
B - - tsStAs 81 short clear. saes4s 10
81 - February. N-n
esssAeo lssE STOCK mAsxxy.
- ssA Feb IA Cattle - Rs~s Pa. sSae.
- - slow. heeses. q sasAas. sseesp. So
- eksfs sni icesiers g. <ss&<s Texas
800 Aeevtrs l>ees. strsnxs ufxes- Assss
q - Ssa4tasas: light. szSssafS
Fl lIS. hsseisss. ss.saa. natives. 81 aeasS -:
# s0fasea. u assAsa. Texans. ~ sSsSAeA
TINE cnAE MARKET.
+ ~ 80 scssfe. Fee. fA-The we<kiy rvvsew
3 mssse; sss: During the we~k ihesr
s.-... 70 sslsesIsx arrivals OF coal; frem
- 'Ss tons; from coast msaes. N.-fs
seN nsi s'se wexsAer Ass mapsesed sss
= Nc acrsa ass eomisg in freely. md
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rrx no yIrrY uoI, n sAvKp

BY taking the Nostnesn Pacific vsss pulled trsins
leaves seattle 500 =. - daiy. No change OF
carr. and 2t1 miles the shortest route 70 Chit
cago. Ipufisg sleeping cara through. placing
passengers In Union depot ten TO any hcsrs
ahead of other huea A. Ghtlpefg, city ticket
agent, 7f6 e<cond street. Boston block T. Ton
Kin, depot tacket axenI seastie.
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Yna nAlNIxa.


Mr.. O. w. Towsiey. room i0s. 6sassIe bloch. has
Just received large invoice OF the new ward
map Of seattle and vicinity. complied by .. r.
Anderson = Co All parties caa be supplied
hat have orders out from this date.
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woopI.ANp PARK.

Loss sdiofnine Wood snd PARA err sellsux 81
$50 20 tS0n Nc viii open the sale Of Weed snd
Monday, Rtoeks OF lots will bv soid at shoas
ore half and one third the retail price being sh-
tanned there. One week viii elcss these bsoeks
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10 rMs lApswa.

10 rNE lAOl9N.
sse. - So ~ noss careful and sonssdsrna, asson-
safssr hem aay ossrase. disass,s - iias.yy 49,
o.se&ae az II the commna rnuf7n~ dorfoe~ 3ssy -
800 800 yea ssmsnnss the cslebrsssd specsalisss
s s IN ever depsxtnsns q medical sn1 sar.
8 szp<yasses i he hsspsisis q Rroc Nv ~
Son.as Hospital Go!lssS 's a.. s. oss "a !.
meet the nesi saecsuslui dad ~ fnosr ry.s.
coaoSicAi specialists b thia country
Io Young and o0laolo-Aeea Noen.
Nvons bsotsity. ep<Rnasorrhrsa. seuina,
Cor. n,,s n1ys.es Decay. axistng nosn indisrs.
Empses o. Ne tacA. averslon = socisfy. ssSiv
ussecurneed fack u conAdence. dnu unfSs ~
Icy Icy o. ossins1 and nnds liis : barasn.
10y. pexmansnsay and speedily cured
BLOOD AND okan nsasiar.
eyrhilis. daseass more drseas,s 1, - ss.s,s.
compulsory eradtcased - ss'S
vsss. osAs Ssi ssss ,.s:s se1 ssr.Aasary sassa
esintsl difhcnis too frccsens bSrn ~ a.
bloody wine. high eolossd = With NAV "a.
sss ca seandine. weak bach, gonnerh0a
cssrres !ss.o a Ss,so"puy 40 sAssay suss6
Ou. ucceas h oaooa upon rac>.
.s.sar rnedass scs quickly ana curs parns.
We DO nos claim y know svsrysAi,~ !. -.
every CO.. but we DO claim thai lsrS~ 49,.
ss,s sna inereasing prnctics. with unnerrleiiSl
s,s e sustain u ars the hsss psoef & cs
kxpsriencs h worth sveryshsns rpev,.a-.
GAINED ~ consulting with, critically exaninSSS
ana successfully treating thoueando 81 nesess.s
o. every are scx. profession ANA occu lar ~
5ected with every prosentahio lnrn ~ 49,. ~
oiseaeA or deformsty. enahlog ~ = ensnee 49,
seneftng with Ike ma1a1tea. that ~ hevn -
ceeued 10 restoring health - iarro maicsifv a
eeses ueated. even after other skilled "a 49,
9enc phync1 ana have fatiod - e6Dbcs env r.arms.
nenS cnAnge for the better
We are pAfrontsed By . elam 81 ladlsp ana
kenuemen 700 sA9acious 10 b impceod upoo -
snifnosant quack. and they ase too inpspend-
az 81 - = inknsened away fyoa physicaans whs
Fsrscss csiiins q eur oaacs q. hsv, u. s.e,.
faction Of frce consuitation via - essus.
encs that they may depend upoa r0os1viue ca
oia opinlonS hooofahsa. square dealing. rSenoo.
able chArgea and no onoouragomone v3thone =
prospect Of improvement o. cara
Ouf practice Ia founded upon The rosults oesaS
81 1etncdA without rstersnos - schools -
You Win moe ~ urssd Or psruuaosd . TAXA
treatment and NO one viii b treatod unioo1
there h strong probability OF cure o. parma
nent benefit Mako tntsrrcgasiens end dsotde
oisce hours: Front Z y. To- = - sun,
days to II q n. only.
h-fersons unable - vists - may -
treated 6 thelf homes ~ cosfesp2adeneA
Medicines and instractaon1 sene hy nall g -
pguR Consultation 5oA
NwayS end stamp when reply = sx1sco
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Ut o0ene the DotpWeofD ffuw noaetlo
0ess ~ lo3iowine: One ene3oa1 q koss
r. $50, tue eayionds u ssaen1nesy . TN
- cox1ooa ~ nals 70 IT. ssos sssek. 90
H t1ek - bleck DisoooA
indiusss occurring 0souehout
ensne - eWen deys ene1ug 80
- mesteo = =. - Dun = ca, fhs mefs
10y, p eieeseRns number Ter ~
- -. aea Ios Caneoe q. g total
Il ee@peseo VIA tctas - = - week.
: i - wesk pssy'ous g iase yor ~ CO..
~ zs 49, - -. - !. - ssssss
I'D s'ssss. ...ss.-'ss =. -. .A....-~
lSIs- "a 49, .-<-...s.s ~ ssSs- -1rs.....~s-s
ssss ..s~ss.S' ~ 49,. 49, 80 -
sS r. - s-s,s .~.s.ssss - 49, - s.e
~ ssss.ss ~ s-sss -.s -. -. - ~. =
- ...ssss- - ~. ~ 49, 49,
"A. A sssssssx = ~ 1ss,ss. - - n !.
5:s5Ss ~ sss~ -. - -. = -. = 49,
sss-s.ss =
IS = 76111 Continue % arrive IN dr. a,.suA 49,
S1ees nov easiss aIthough ohey rave ~
1f55f The demand r. vogy heevy. bot the
= hoovy epoush 70 met Il TIE uarkes
Is n6uaeWhat weaker, ana Il = predicted
: I'll 81 good weesber win brins prices
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THE yAsr Asp coxxopIous rAssESoEa

THE PAST AND coMNopYous PAssES081
i sIkAAkR NgLTSoMAH.
torrosTTIos DoXD
Leaves the y. r. wharf daily at . n. for Oiyur
pia. ksmtlche and Grays Harbor returning -
Tacoma q p n, connecting with boats ioe
SEATTLE And wHATcoA.
Arriving ~ seattle II .. m
TINE T4HIz.
~ Tacoma sou n Ar Olympia Msoam
Lv Olympia MS n Ar Kamiiche uHan
" kanfichs ~ n Az Olympia lisp n
~ Olympia x6o y N Ar Tacoma seopm
so.r.stne with hnats for seattle.
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E11oN TxRxUAL On MI1110a 1ouID
EoRTHRRx PACIFIC RAILROAD
2 III iine - taks 10 II petnss Eso 81
Euns sArsuxh vesdbuled Irains svay
eay N The yeaz -
o.. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
fSo change of CARO-
Composed Of Dining Cars uasuxpasoed, ~
nan Draw ns Room aleepeu q
latest equipment
-TOUEIsT SLEEPING CARS
BeUt nat can be constructed and IN Which
eoco3modetions ara bota yn1. And tnxnhnee
- hUttess At tfxt o. eecond-csase ttckeeD, cd
xxssAxr pAr ccAcxEa
4 coneinuous line eouneetin With IN nnoo
o6ording direct and unsnte:ruptf4 eogvtcA
Fulimaa sleeper resefvafions can b oecu1oo
- sovsacs through any aGent of the rond
THROUGH TICKE19
II and frun al points IN AmsricA. Hnelaa9
80 kutCpe can b purchased = any uckss
Leave PoFtian1 Il 10 y m daily: esstvO g
4iunsap0iis or 81 Paai ct 5slo p. m.
YAMyfc D1vIsgox.--Fralns leavo Front ana g.
49, dsiiy :. IL J, = : an: ana n : .r.s z
seattle is = n and ass p n.
Thscuyh Pullman Palace sleeping Cars. 49,
CANT day coschss. finest palace dining case b.
tween Portland, Tacoma and seattle dirsc9
Tsi Information concerniax ssAss.. eins a
tssius. roafes and other details farn1hsd =
70. cHAkIros. Asst Gen, ra.s AT.
u cHILDERG. ctr Tickss Agent rs esosn1
street Boston hlock. s<At le, Wash.
Z TONKIN. Ticket Assat.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third stsosA
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RAN wxrx
ro noNrxsANo AND AL POINTS ON
eRAys nAREog

YreKr SOUND a sgAy-s HARsog r n
ynruuxa ia ore asy srox sesft1c-
T~alzs exEEsxg sSxs2s - kasnsaease e n -
VIA s<<azxx sTum Sexssze.
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,Jo1 = rzA1r-
-. ~ ss = q 49,. s::. 90. & =
pEroan ascuvsa
e. s.s - 49, p. s Hsssos Z @
Dzzn. .oEro. ; .. aAzxzn-
eArrsAl. smem rxpsvrpss ,aoyrn aaaa
StoaqeEt ss.+--<..-W-A Lad
issias Ssasssr-x. 4. f {; snissss
49, s.sa.ase ana ssasss.sA.e sr.nss.s =
Se. Ios6 cnie.sc. g P.si. San Esaar
n Wazei1gscn. OREGON and
Britain Columbia
ashs hflls o. excAansu On Yonaon- .v.r.ns.
coslscssons nadsss a poanss. On ssvsr,s,,
Bcnda ssocks ana osAse vaa1aAaes s,euav,a
UAsHIHGroN SAVINGS BANK-TNcon-
" pofased under the territorial lava
CAPITAL Uo.m
81 Dsefborn. -vios. Prs1ids.G
". digytne--- CaGh1eG
AsESEHAI BANKING suusxa zaAxsAcsEn
Dram re. s;. :. o. an g:rss q ne xofsa m
Houn-!oa m e. p N. and saturday svsn-
tnes from 70 o'clock
Dsgasits nay = mad IN per.oa y b. rssis.
books win Be returned = requested.
Money loaned on real estate ~ reasonable ra4e4
n Z MILLER , CO. BANKERS
uswfin Mob. ~ Colunhas stsssA.
animal HAWKINS suMSna xnAnsAcfR
xxeAaaes bousht andsola
Investment securities bought ana soad
Deposits received subject 70 check.
interest paid on time dsposih
Collections made on al accessible pointa
CHARLxs r ENKRY REAL xsrA11 LOAN
~ Compeny.
Boston and Kanns City.
4ortgage loans on city busineos ana realdnnm
property. Building loans specially.
Hsvo hfokeSs' ana aeentsf comminiou ~ Del
tnG direct with tbs company.
Ready capital aswaye on hand. No applicap
lions sent away for approval. Reasonable 49,
Of interest," Loans csosrd without delay.
r, n PALMBR
Manager Tor branch o0coI
Room H. RoxweIl building uorf hcorf cornep
ColuDb1a ard Front Streets ecaffie.
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C,AxADIAx fAcrEc aAILwAy-rHs ONLY
sRAksCoNrIHENTAL LINE
Running solid trains troa
PACIFIC 70 ATLANTIC coAso
Palaces ssepins and psrlor can,
Elegant day coaches
coaneassus esaeals s.eepIns s esrs1 The lsss.s
THROUGH TICKETS
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and Canada.
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For rates. maps and particulars can % o. ID
9. .. MccoRn
w.HcoiNNIsss seassSs We
II Ellis Tacoma. ". Z
Ges Agent vancouvcf. b c.
Coesrepondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. poetOdfca
roLuxsIA : Puorr socSb kzIISoz6-
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Leave. Arivo.
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Coal tSains win coach attached, have -
regular running time, will carry passeneVsa
H. w. 4cNein Manaeoe
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T1paEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF q
j att}A
0uy ana pen foreign and domestic exchange
Gansier money bytsiegrnph 10 any part Of
he United States and Europe. seceiyo
deposits of monev and Issue pan
bookn Or certificates ehsrez1G
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Paris, De Roshschiid Frefea
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New YORK, agency Of Bank Of CalifornlA
Chicaeo Commercial Medicinal Bank
Boston, SUFFOLK National Bank
San Francisco, the Bank Of CslffoRniA
Portland. the First National Bank
Hauxy fArzRxf President
p FERRY Vice President
FrRru ASHER.
Bank located corner Cherry and Front s:reetA
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nip Sundays Carries Southwestern and wexlDr
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To - szAxc1soo
Ara Al rpann h
CALIFORNIA
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rHR sorTHKRx PACIFIC COMPANY.
IAo onH roaio
IHnoroH CALIFORNIA
n IN Puin1
EAST AND SOUTH
fnx scxHc sorxx ~ ras rAr1yzc coAsE
PULLMAN EUYTEr sIxxrKRA
PULLMAN Torzlsr sIEKrING CARS
AssacAed 81 EXPIRES trains. aaording supexfos
mnodaxspns for seroa1 -ciAes pasoo1feGx
Fer ra1ex k5cke1s aleep&u9-cnR lsoeEvAesono,
etc, caE zpon on addre8
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. Disssie< rameneer
Asens. lf0 South Tenth street. Tscona. wesh-
x r. HoGERs. ASST Gecsrss Freight and Pas-
senger Aeens. Pertlanc Or.
Richmond planet., 1890-12-13

Miss Minna Hayes, the sister of our
esteemed friend. Prof. Gregory w.
Hayes OF the " n. & G. /. departed
this life Nov. 81, after a protracted
illness which she bore with true
christian fortitude. Herfuneral took
place from the First Baptist Church
Saturday morning Nov. 20, mt IL
O'Clock. Rev. James II. Holmes
preached a most feeling sermon, and
the music by the choir was unreason
ably sweet.
Miss Hayes was a sweet but retiI
ing young lady and had many tru'
.e<l13. 'QEiafs 'n'seltis S,..,. ~~a- sne L.
every principle OF right, and a mos
devoted daughter and sister. Sh
was perfectly resigned to the will {
God and died in the full assurance {
rest beyond the grave. She viii h
sadly missed in that home and in he
circle of friends.
Lilies fitful fever over, She sleeT
well. "