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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-19
Tho Stag. All Right.

Tho rolief sleigh which loft horo
yesterday morning in search OF the
missing Tuscarora stngo found It AZ
tho Adobe whore tho driver was forced
TO lay over on account OF tho storm.
Tho extra took tho mail and express
matter and returned to town, whcrc
1t arrived about O o'clock last oven.
ing, and the regular stage started on
its return trip to Tuscarora. The
extra won't out aQain this morning and
met tho incoming stage at tho Adobe.
took the mail and express matter and
again returned to town.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-19
BlockRdcd.

Train No. 4 which pnssod hcre nt o
o'clock y. 81. Monday rcnchod Tulo
Station, six miles this sido Of Winno.
mucca, Mt 10 o'clock that night whore
such immense snow drifts were on.
countorcl that it took the train until
z O'Clock Tuesday morning TO reach
Winncmucca,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-19

"A ST. Louis woman thinks that mar
riod mon ought TO wear rings on their
fingers, rs the ladies do, indicating tholr
social status. She says II thoy did thoro
would not DO so many wounded hoarts
lying around. Whom q gentleman ap.
proaches q lady she could readily do
ermine whether or not no IL In or out
OF the matrimonial market, and domoan
horsolf accordingly.
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IIcll boy burned.

A dispatch dated Versailles, KY,
Jan. IL, says:
Tho stables belonging TO Macy
Brothers woro burned this morning,
destroying thirty.iive out Of thirty
eight horses. Among those burned
was tho horse Boil Boy, that vas sold
Mt auction 10 j. Clarke for $4,000. II
Ia said that Clarke has refused $780,.
600 for the horse.
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LEWMEH AeEs&e a. Il - Y&&sssr y
,ta -. r..
IL - ~ sssAns -, rsn Jose. tA-
pe~v Sc, - -. - a.s :,
srsssn~ 81. a. us..l..i sfs.s:~s,. :.
eornris,.Is .a-s.1 aaas.. - 49,
we1Ss ~ - - - - -.
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sufFeysr~ t-r.,- ....ss....1- - -. t..r-s
brouehsf@. 80 49, ss.'..s.- -.
hfvh1~ 1910, -~ssn 49,. - -.
wsrmlx 1870 a. a,.s~< -..is., - 49,
u,sssrrs..s a. 80 -. - -. xrss.s
se-ssrEe sv.,~Ts - - .s.. - "a
T.ssxs alsss - rx..v. = -. - -,
sfag. sf,as ~ ss.~ss-ss.. - 49,. -
sr~.s.lI~ !. 49, - -
hsvr -, s.s,;s~.sa. = - 49, 80 ss.s.
vow. trnly - n tnuSssar
PaioHse CITY, Wash
az, Lugens joruan.
Lar 81 lninkinz pefnaps II nltzHt o
prHenc1ai 70 snEsTing hrsnaa.fy. u = wifh
go. PseAsase add ny testimony 10 TIE
HaaHy DINERS IN praise OF hisfogensfsc
nsaaaneA Tongue and pen cansos
sApfr1 my gratitude. knoAing as 90
shst o<e my HE 10 your messcsnes. Last
ocsoo,r ! Vas taken With quick eonsngnF-
Won. inaf dread disease from which al my
Psopae nave died. Mas sinking very last
bia DOT Knox what 20 DO. knoxtng as /
cid That our family. in spite OF the efforts
y. INC eDe@oEs 81 tHe OH scnoo2 % fnrsil-
enc. mac one ny one snccumbed- Hearing
your meaicins 50 highly recommended
resolved To try them. | had no faith at
the time. however. l had partially lost
tna use oil my left lung; could rot lie or
my left side, would lose my breath In
stantiy; constantly coughing and raising
pas. After taking medicine two weeks
could breathe freely and rest on left side
In two months my lungs were well. HaT-
ing recsivsd such Unex pecsed relief Tor
my lungs. Concluded 10 use IL for nor
chronic ailments OF fifteen years staining.
suffering nnteid misery from q complica-
ton OF female trouble; proiapsus and ul-
ceration OF the utsri paiHfal and profuse
menses. eatarrh of the bladder. palpsta-
tion of the heart. and ia fact, the whole
nervous system vas a complete wreck
shudder when | think OF The nun Der Of
poisons took and the many useless ard
painful operations ] underwent in she
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WATER FRONT.

The bark vidette arrived from San Francisco
yesterday with 600 tons of genera, merchandise
consigned 10 Harrington & smith The vidette
was sixteen DAYS on the voyage and experienced
nothing bat high winds
The Premier sailed Tuesday night for Van
couver with large nufaber OF passengers and
twenty tons Of general merchandise.
The Haytlen Republic saiisd for San Francisco
yesterday with loo tons OF coal and small
cargo Of general merchandise.
Tie steam schooner Jcsnic IL due here from
San Francisco with large cargo OF general mer-
chandise.
The steamer Delta will have her boilers pn, In
today and viii probab make her trial trip
Saturday.
The scpairs on the Rainier are nearly com
pletcd and she will soon be ready for traffic
again.
The steamship Wilmington sailed from San
Francisco yesterday for seattle.
The ]. G. Britain 10 loading railroad iron at
tho City dock. for Anacostes
The steamer City Of Kingston 10 lying at Vic
tosia having repairs done
Tho Poiat Arena sailed for Chuckannt last
night for . load OF stone
Captain spanlding's new boat the Hornet.
viii soon be launched
Steamship Umaiilla is due here tomorrow from
San Francisco
The steamship Michigan IL due here tomorrow
fram Portland.
The Lakme sailed for Portland with cargo o.
giant powder.
THE schooner l. J. Perry Is due here with a
load of oats.
The Lucy Lowe 10 laid up for repairs at Port
Townsend.
The steamer Geo. W. Elder leaves for Alaska
tomorrow
The city Of Puebis sails for san Francisco TO
morrow.
The bark Detroit is IT the bunkers loading
coal
The ship Spartan Is at the bunken loading
coal
The Mascostc is iobbins about the sound.
The bark Hue Jacket II due here.
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sAs FRANCISCO MARKETS.


oprCk sEcEIrTs Asp oro-arroxx
- - tnAsffseo. Msy q -Produse receipts
ssS.y Ns8 quarter sacks: sneat Iz0so
.ss... oss'ey. ne9o censals; oats, Goa
eSrsa's' posasos. 2.pD sacks; wool. 2ooo ralss
heccipu fodss incu sse LOO barrels
,son. vfsron Sas cash price for family exsas.
= nsz'.D PSF Dbl: bakers extra, s4o5, super
hne, y.ss9z TO-
WAest-The demand IL light. while rrIens
sIow ease rom sLSo4i.slH per GENITAL is The
91oaaSie range for Nc. shipping grades
Dsey-Ine market 10 not arrive, though
ie.ds yi-o1aIoss<<. choice, slos: eommoa grades.
s.,.s 81. brewing. si0sss for fair 10 good:
LlH9yl.is sor choice.
oais--Aew arrivals from Oregon sse q hand
Lne steamer today bringing IS go cenfai.; there
iaif iobbtng demand surprise, 81 "a yf1l 30:
sooa 20 choice feed, tltesl 20. fair, 81 syal Is:
asck. hzasLio; gray. 81 snsi S. per GENITAL
aE--hss strong one though inqsiry 10
l0t urgent: large yellow, 81. sftel ~. ANAL
yeisow u zzs<ai 8: white. l. o7ssagI 10 Cracked
soxA-tsuotabIe 81 $16tex1 per ton
.ofn Aeai-AIllers qaose feed at yz5 5y1Ses 70
per ton; fine kinds for the table In large and
small packages. &c per n
o.i cake meai-QuofAble A. SIS per ton
Midd'ings- On. table q. 81. eeaIs 50 per ton.
chopped feed-Qaoiahl a. s2enz3 per ton.
Hops uos4bie II laSaIic pef cous.d
nisn-Vaines keep easy: qnotable at SIAg
A.5o per ton
Ground Barley -Quotable at So to So yer ton
fotssoes-Qaotable at s1yazsc per centsl ios
new.
onsons-Are ssiil on the down grade: quo,able
ct .b01i. rs per GENITAL.
"ooi-saa Jo-quin and Southern. year staple.
per pound sfgI5c; ditto seven months i2del6cl
choice foctniii, iatnisc: sorshern ehosee. isla
ne Nevada, Ifglse: Humboldt and Nendo-
enc, Stt9sz1se. Oregon and Eastern l5dislze.
ofTioes.
Cait beard saies--w hesf-Buyey, 100. Loo
tons. 81. 81 i5ss: closing, slfss..
bu.ey-suyer. 1890, 40 tons, sl.07sxs1. c. Z:
closing, sLns
Aftraeon sales w heat--Bnyer. 1890. 100
Tons at H.4feLfs54; cloeing. 3l.Ss; buyer sea-
son. 200 tons at tI.slI..
Barley Buyer issa eco tons at sl-o.ss; buyer.
season. 100 tons at gslse
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THE HOP Markets.
osswsrs Hold on for fifteen Cents Tho
Vines Look Well.

esswers Hold on for Fifteen Cents Tho
Vines Look Well.
HyALLur, May zLAfsaac Pincus wxnt. 10
peeoda Monday TO receive s. bales OF hops be-
losSing to Mra Shead and 81 belonging to Miss
cnmner Of that place which he purchased for
~ They are, mot for Immediate consumption
- heve been bought merely on speculation.
N 9hale lot are very good hops. bcirg dried
I'D taled according to the beat methods.
1he1a ~ among the very few lot, of 1859 hops
which ~ len IN the state Several parties here
Az sppsoeehing buyers with the object OF con.
tlactnt thdR drops. Thirteen cents Is the low.
tst hssn pansd now, but most OF the growers
are heAlas q Expecting l5c.
m ~ p he valley locks exceedingly well.
NE faa y Monday materially improving the
eeditim 4 vines.
neup&u lram the English hop gardens are
secossfias 70 the farmers there ~ well m here
- potnt b eocd crops generally.
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rassENeEH LlsTs.

Est,sroS, Mont. May 2i.-The second
s.s,.,on az train 10. l. on the Northern Ia
,,,,e railroad has the following passenger
weSt-bound:
Mrs General Andersen and two daughters. r
c.xxnauxh. = A. Rogers. A. A. Cotton. II
p,v,sr ara vile. >, A. Durham aus wife. O. =
s,@srst, wife ami ehiia. W. Eehsnsan. A. =
uays,er. q. Hannah. +. 6. snstn. II. Sherwood
= ssannap. ard sixty Tourist rssssagsra
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fKarrLs. May II, 1890.


Hsorss At the Seattle Clearinghouse to-
xS - 9ssz, 70s IS.
: q 80 ana shipping in the seattle markets
- bright and scsiye and showed kigrs
fmproyement- The receipts were largo
- khi1metns equally ~ good. Slight
- occurred In the grocery and vegetable
5ur Has advanced onc-cight Of cent eli
which Is due 70 the approach OF the
z11r Seeson and the active demand for the
eueaY always advances slightly about
- - o. the year Great changes arc ex-
50 81 the local market NJ soon as the sugar
sS1ou ID sau Francisco 10 settled.
/ 4 1leht change for the better has also occurred
Soeoto Ynfrket Old Eastern potatoes have
1S71 "a : digit advance: there IL big demsnd
& - now and they readily job 81 $5n6eto per
or1ood Of eggs came in from the East yes
1el11r egef the Northern Pacific railroad. The
I11rk however. remains unchanged. and
1900 - fIsu - last quoted.
~ enrioAds Of brick came in yesterday over
- 6eoasfs, Lac Shore & Eastern railroad. The
- msfket ID very low just now on account Of
- duIl building season Good brick 10 hafd 70
III ~ Il & per thousand. A change for Tho
Etfnr 4 iopktd for 10 few mon hs.
Inpof6ss smong the shipments from Seattle
fo6ev xe1e the following One car OF iafhs to
6nokcnish, / ear Of coal 10 Portland. / car OF
orretnInr 10 Tacoma. car OF lumber 10 sro-
~ ~ ! car OF hops TO Chicago.
nnncnAxDisx AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Durine the last a hours the merchandise aud
uoAuco receipts ut thus port were as follows:
Sdfh<rn Pacific railroad. s57 tons: Columbia 4
frso1 1ound railroad. 50 tons; Seattle, Lake
~ 4 feSeern railway. 4oC tons. By water
yId1eis. ~ tons: Mabel. tons; Merwin. tons:
Uun1oe, tcns; Clara Brown. tons; Washing
~, / -: Anderson. tons Total Receipts.
IN ~
SHIPMENTS
puIns ths last ~ hours goods and merchan-
~ tu6shipped from Seattle to the surround
kkcnunkry e follows: Northern Pacific rail-
NJ r. IONS: Columbia d Puget sound rail-
~ q ions, Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern
1S1eoy. * TONS BY wafer-Hay ten Republic,
liJo sonx; Kingston, 3 tons; Fleetwood, tons,
NnrDe, 2 tons; Mabel. Is tons: Merwin. 3 tons;
elara Brown. II tons. Total shipments, l.sso
Ipns
NArURE or RECEIPTS.
or csS 81 wool, I car sand. cara lumber. Is
~ shingies 9 cars machinery. ear milk. car
~, car wheelbarfo~e. car nails, car lead.
ieas hardware. car empty totiies. ! car tee,
~ lard, car pipe.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE
NEW fesk. May u, Hops firme-
eeaee-optons closed steady. iAaSs points
.xaef. sales. $3.50 bags. MAY sla aik5a
sans, We sosi6so: July. slsi5ssiaso. August,
snlSssM ~ september. slsMlsis; spot Rio,
asr' lair eargoes, lose: No. dat bean. iis.ss
sassr-Raw. steady; sales. CARO- Muscavsdo.
= test, at - Sc; refined, easy; offered az 40
ssise: standard A. 5 is-lsc.
soppef-pall: lake. May. slS0A
nsa aa-i'Fegalsr' closed steady; domestic.
Unsteady; straits, tal.ia
aforementioned steady. ssos, as1.e; June
~ June advanced 70 ass.,s the market then
Nssiae weak, spot decired 10 CSC. Jane 20 81 &C.
ssa 'ae market closed steady.
CHICAGO noAgn or TRADE.
CHICAGO, May -whcsi-Aessyc. orenet
.skes and Tor July 1ss.c lower, easel of
s.ar mere. then became strong. adys nced with
ssseus naetussieus = &c above the inside
-sasss and the sdvs nee was accompanied with
excitement calculating later gradually
seu aud closed hSe higher than YESTERDAY;
As and june both closed about TIE sasae as
susesass; Angus; and deferred deliveries all
~sa IN the advance which wosld indicate
He buying was largely on had crop news
$40 'sass That the nexs crop mas De disAppotnt-
receipts. so7 GO; shipments saan
"hes'-Easy; cash and June sec Iulv. ssssc.
,se'na-s'esiy; cash. Sic. Jane. SsssSsSac,
ssls. ss'sasssse
~e.sss-s'eady; cash. sSS.e; june. &C; July,
.o'k-taleti cssh AMI Jane. SIS July. SIS n
ssfa.noll, cash. s. isSsoI7's: June. S,i2ssS
~ July. s6l7ssts6so.
4yc-Qntet. S-l.e.
hssiey-Qalet
xAissy-slea
!. sasadsn-sAiesS %; short clear. sseosA7o;
Soss ribs. sAseeA2
CHICAGO LIVE sTock.
hlcaso. May I.-cAttie-- Receipts. i-oosa.
49, And S9loc lower, heeves. sx-Ss& 10;
sssefx sseaas 70; ssocAers ana ioesssS. xS.4 -:
ss - Steers. siasseSSa
s'ss1-kses32tS. aeo; steady and SLOW
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~. <artasrn Fsesac sasarcsd Sesssesle On
Are ana Sleeping Car Linz. ass, sssssee %
- Ntnnssrsssss Duluth ami Sstcszo ~
-. "a s-ars ara tweats -0ve Hassss TIE sAssst
-. ss.,ss te sshseaga Toariss sisspsng car
ash. placing psssesgsgs sn sne 1aoa asias,
n 1.s '.Sssr hears sad thtYxy-stx EataStss
~ - s.shsr lf0es A Ck3lhsTS r4Ey NskSs
ss.ss sis secoai street. Kesiss.s hsacks D se2'
a. ,i.r.at gseA9s sxeai. seattle.
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,-Yxrts,'Igp TRAN SERVICE

o.., the Northern Pacific raiirusi; diains cas-
- .sssoSns cars ayesy dss IN TIE ysaS sestsle
.ve 81 asttes the snsrtsss ros1i 70. sScond-
- - ssssssgers too sre saag1es excelienf se
,~s.n 81 rotations
.,.s.vx.rnwsK HOURS ASn THEErs-Sss NtNsrEs
s.s..4 IN, reaching catSage via tA.S isne A
.ss,,tsars, eI,r tiekSt sxvas. sse ssceod stree 1
49,, G;ssk. X Teak IA. tef-o; ticket sgcci
.
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
IsAT THE
RESlDRNCR OF Ex-MiY0R YESLRR.
THIRD AND JAMES.

Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
FxGE
sesd for free book explaining the Histoyencsic
system.
CAITfOS--The Hssogenesic medicines are
sod in bat agency ia each town. The label
around the bottle bears the foucwiog inscrif-
ton: .Dr. j. Eugene Jer6an's Histogenetic
Medicine livery other dsviceis fraud.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
ssw Yokk srock rxcrAxeK.

NV faRK. May 1.~-The stock market waH
NAN active and fsverish today. with general
aeenvam tendency, though II was not until
me ~ lev minutes Of business. when q deter
o'neu said was made. that any materisi i'm
pses'oo vas made upon values. The close was
paint
Governments duh
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
heney on call closed al Eas prime mer-
oasuie paper, aH7; sterling exchange quiet
sau sssAdy; eo-day bills. sasss.. demand. sLssi4:
hr slvsf, 81 oss<
BONDS
Y = ifesisieredli22 10. s. as fooupon) Ioss.
9 Aktouponl - Pacific o.. ITO
tk.tlsAregissefrci .0,a
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SEAkEa ANGELES

Leaves II ". Bsker q Cas- wAa-s every Tues
9sy a. 80 g. u For Pe-z Townssu4 s-cm9rn.
ssw 0ssaxe 81 F1rE Ansases. Creszszs say.
Is ss Sfsss ani EysAs, carving IRE xhs axxd pa.
&2ger@ 4 J. LIf<kE- 4zzxssr.
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49, c.xs tss OF balloons VIII - ready h ,
.-sns..e Frsaav. We vii, give eae % each eaaia
..s'.s,,, .snies. By IA parents OF snarsssas
eteAFx.
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s-re reelininx char esrs ran sATvHgn I'VE
Portland 10 thiesge wtsSosk eEsnSe Va sss
,sss.s pasier A q Martin. cSts ticket AZ r.
"a s~xsssa ssrees. B1sro2 &sex- u q hsssgs,
agent. city do<K
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S...,s ,,ur tickets toE the saHdax essa-sses
.s.,s.. =, So d. sasex and resnsn. per sne swsi'
50. stearasr MzscA
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"a. -,s~lyxss fall ilne ~ Glasss FAST esgs
,.s.srx s,s IA dies misses sad eeaiss ever psf
s -s.,,ssi or money refunded 90 ssats rzaF
isfssxes ticssy
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t435M 1ex2ss
kecsspsS. sszoos: lower. nsxsa. u3a
nsasy. &s194 III. i5ghs. Qna4xsx
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KAHILcHIE AND CRAPS HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTSoMAH.
Che opposition boat,

Che opposition boao
Leaves Tacoma from the n. P. wharf daily. ex.
eept sunday, ~ q m sharp Returning,
leaves Kar1iichis l2:i5 p. m: Olympia. p. m |:
arriving In Tacoms ) p. M, connecting with
steamers reaching Seattle at p. m. aud which
ore through boats for whaicom and war points.
Leaves Baker Bacons dock, loot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, ut 3. M. sunday.
n B.--This boat must be taken from Ia
coma for Grsy's Harbof country. being the
Only THROUGH BOAT
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$50 WILL BUY BAR,

sscuster tscx sar xaa EsssroT& y.rfsres rcs1v
~ss.e &c rar1 grs1 ~ 40 - ereeg. &eEsH ser
- rsxn sz50aa sne drug sore as..Ega . sDe
sssr sf~y.E1rr cal AID sea "a We caz save
rs1 1czsy. u w. Tr4sefss 1 ca. szeessscss -
- sslrxsx & CO. -.s>S - -SSa ssssss
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CEArTLE, KIRKLAND. HouGHToS AND
~ NARROW FERRY

On and after April ], 1890, steamer EDITH T.
will leave her dock NORTH of Jackson street
cable power house, Lake Washington, for KIRK
land. Hought ton snd farrow daily.
Leave rabie house Leave Kirkland
At 64a q. A. 7.sei a. IN.
At $40 A.. n At 9.i5 a. m.
At 12:l5 ~ IN. At l 90 p. m.
At 20 y N. Al Sis p m,
Al $50 p. IN. At Sis p. m
Parties intending 20 retrrn ~ 6 O'Clock morn.
ing boat can secure berth and meals by apply
Ing 10 the pursor % the steamer.
c. r. KRAFT. Master
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SrEAMER MouNTAIEEER
LEAVES
Harrington d smiths wh.ri. foot OF Washing
ton street, a. m daily, and returning.
except sundays. for
Colby, BROOKLYN. BRICKYARDs
NITcHELitS POINT. SIDNEY and head of
rolsT ORCHARD
FARE-.----.....s...-- atc
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s. BAXTER & co

err. ron sais rs Iors ~ UEr
.ff SACKS Ysrly Rcse potzsoss
Lac sacks feszie po<asoG,
90 eaexs Ssxsxak PSoaseA
mSecs Timothy Hay.
.fse Tous T4racfhT and Cloves Hay,
.en 1oas kxs.Era ss1snxlSa Md H&x
6 Teas nex..
u Tore orossd and ksl1sd nasss8
pxernrc Mills ExLs f.gzF,
Yl.eaxe1xE Nils Extra figc1,
a1e sacks Chosce Nssnfagson ostA
&c ssra Cszsfoyala lag By lie ssaocaef fsssA
arxzvaS October 10 tozs he-saa Ekstcy ~
q. bark HscAsr1 Third. now dne fze1n -
Cssxa 80 tons California ks3 ~ us naz8
Hsrzxr1 TEfsG. now d1e xs1H 80 D3e9A
Aeersl yxzE1s - tAs zA1s-
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w EST SEATTLE PERRY
pAcrr1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
Fog san Francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: at o m. passengers received on
hoard o. 5 D. ns.j NY & $ IL Is, o. =, aud
every Eve days thereafter.
far Aln<xa. say and 3. q. m.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
soand ports: At . "a N. Ma ). To- Is, 20 Is,
g. and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained 81 the ONCE OF the
company az Ocean Dock. seattle.
GoODALL. PERKINS & CO.. san Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-22

T,o MoNTEsASo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR
PucEr SOUND GRAY.s HARBoR RR
Through In one day from Seattle.
TtaiD come ct daily at kamllchie al p N
with steamer from seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-22

rArADsAs rAcIY1c EAvIdAzsos a.
~ dxzlsedf
sTxAMER PREMIER
scCuD socTH
v.sssuvss. Aondsy and Tovnssnd, Tnsrsan
Thnrsfay p n AID MONDAYS % pm
1eras<n1. Aonday art Seattle, Friday and
THURSDAY p N Tuesday ---.------e . n
Seattle. Tue11ay and Tscoma, frfeay and
Friday n Tuesday 70 . =
eeetfSe- a. midnight Towrsend---~--.---.saD
Tuesday and Friday ~Hascon--------s % . n
townsend a . - E1eae H4rbo.- ~ &c D n
WEateou- % . a vaacsuvef-.----.-..-s5 p n
Roche Hasbcrs.~.I p n
The company reserves TIE right 70 change u
time table or places Of call without aOslcs.
BAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLk
tuesdays ard Fri6ays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sEATTLK
Tuesdays aud Fridays
JOHN A. oBRrKS. Mase3
Nv MeGfsSgS. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p. =. Co. La
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-22

J. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Branches: san Francisco. Cal, Portland, Or,
Tacoma, " ash, Victoria, Vancouver. Nav west-
minister. Mana mo and ksraioors, B. &.
General banking business tiansaeted: foreign
exchanges bought snd sold; drafts and sele-
graphic transfers sold GA tae hanss branches:
also GA New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong Deposits rsceiyed subject TO check. In
terest paid on time DEPOSITS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-22

Dcsgr SOUND .ATIeyAL BANK, o. Sc
site
Buy ard sell sorssgn and Domestic exchange,
transfer money by telegraph To any Part Of
tie Taised States aud Europe. reeeiye
deposits Of mo3sy and issse pas
books or cesss Eeafes thefesor.
CORES POSnESTe.
London. " NJ BoiaschsiA & Sora
Pals. ps EosAkeh;sd FrsFEs
EEAnk fuvt A. n. l. Noa Ssesger Ca
Ssw Yesk agency os rank o. gAtscynlA
Eascgga Commercial N&tloaai k2ak
Bssfna s.foik Saffsaxi Bsns
SAT- FRANCISCO she Esnx OF California
rorslaaa TIE Fzrss National Bsrk.
BAILEY cATZEzT ..-....s....- Prexsiars
T. II. FERRY ssce~P-ss Gcse
J. Fr&TH. e a. ter
8aak Gea.sd CAREER chs-ry And Froaf ssreess