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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
now WOMEN ACT IN jan.
Queer Devices by which ahsy Seek TO
Crafty Native vanity.


san Francisco Argonauf
CompGisicn Is the woman conviet's drop
Of bitterness The complete modification
Of that harmless sort Of vanity which fills
80 much Of \ woman's life makes her dur
anee douhly vie. All her fine feathers are
sacrificed rnthlessly. Her hair, which she
has apostolic authority FOR regarding as an
ornament, Is shorn OF It's last lock as soon
rs her cell has been allotted 10 her; and the
face which has gazed with perfect passive
ness, almost to rouse o country's admira-
ton. and the tongue that has been mute
under the finding of jury and sentence of
judge, are raised 70 plead patheticaliy with
the holder Of the scissors, while the corri-
doris sometimes ring again to the piercing
cries for sparing pity as the memorable
shears gather their harvest Of curls. But
spring returns and the hair renews itself,
and the girls grumhle that . thoughtiess
administration provides them with no hair
pins.
One woman. whose hair continued 10 be
suspieiously respIendent. as OF macassar,
after weeks of incarceration. was an object
OF some wonderment. even 70 the chaplain,
until she explained 10 him In confidence
that she allowed her broth TO grow cool.
and then skinned of the Fat 90 glitter in
her crown of glory. Another girl certainly
Fonged, and rouge tells efEectually ou the pal
Tor Of prison confinement Great vas the
envioas indignation Of her sisters in servi-
tnde against 4 frivoiity so unattasnabie.
bat greater still. perhaps. was the curiosity
10 discover hew the accomplishment OF
frivolity could be attained. Al length IL
was discovered that the red threads woven
among The blue shirts which she had to
sen would. when drawn out and chewed.
yield the bloom yearned after by the cheek
OF beauty.
The manner In which nearly every
woman finds II possible 70 dissTrange and
double one Of her underskirts and present
the sascinations OF a crinoletse is so comic
that il has baea known 90 wiring q smile
from the gravest among men-a lrison
chaplain. And . woman without looking.
glass Only the ansserest and sevsresf
orders Of nuns renounce that And per.
haps II is the female prisoners most os-
p esslve penance. FOR the relief Of which
she Is eveu willing to risk the snapasssissa OF
extra punishment a task the more, meal
tho less. By an accident, which she De.
elafes she vii regret for = lifetime. she has
broken q window. The hole Is there, sure
enough bat where + the detached glass ,
Days after tails i is found concealed in a
corner al her ccll. and behind strip OF
black cloth. her xuhstisata for quicksilver.
And ali log whAtr There are no male
hearts 30 break. and tew male eyes 20 see
orsy those al governor. chaplain and doc.
Cor.
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n.. sr.'r GRADY helped n. soa,hs

NeM A2skAz2N 1axaee hez1c<FE1
Mr.. Grady said Que very true thing In
his Boston address, He made Il clearly
understood that ssthe negro vnte can never
again centred the south Force bills. he
kAsd. wall nos svsil. Federal eleetion laws
viii not answer. Never again sill q sirsxss
state, Nerth OF South. be delivered To the
centred 81 an ignorant and inferior race -
TheSs are srue and manly words. They
are net the eringing pAEsses os the apole-
gssi. nor the clever sopAistTy - him who
would prove that We have no prealsm 70
solve. They are terse Angsc-Saxoa frem
re bps 81 . sturdy Anxso-Ssxcn. wko
knews whas he - taking ahoua Bat all
tbs. srus though il be, does rot solve the
race proAaez. Il does nos even suggest .
snausoa. il leaves - in the DARK with 6
sort os iai-emened spectre movlRg about as
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$3.50 Isslse,s ropaIsF Monthly.
e. go % "a Isle o. GOvers.
- isT IN q tfsnee Of tlesp,
= xofsd forgotten 81 nnff-
e; cat "a 3 sspphife dep.
.,,s-s wefe none On the isi&Fi0,
- - Gar e. the ere eoEl6 see
-. - H. sssore % the eeltfN bighian6.
ne nsses bssh nor . tres
=. sn-,< hsa Der azldn Isin f&iiow.
IN H. drpafh bad dried Der rillss
-. - seseh ard the gonfsi snd naalioN
- ,sts on ell her hiliA
- ,eneta OF Der sbofewaF9 level.
s;.rs issnk epd terrace sg5d gaay
-. sd wifA scaFles reseI
q sexpiss down 70 the sea
-. h.oorr pressed Gloss ca rs fsElow,
80 s,szi EolAs pseped betwesn.
= ~ scarlet ard the yellow
~ hides me Hndef green
- ! tere. tat heart Of nation,
FS.s 6rsl OF the f3nes Of olds
~ safsfen o. 6esoIati0n.
~ f,lsn OF red, 81 goldz
~ up from the rock cleft hollow.
rsossd oFeT 81 Titan hands,
- ezdIe Of dead Apollo
ST locks 70 bis silent lands
- ssersd lake Hes soienn
- lsssee o. f&iIen shrfDes.
ess,e tie xliaft 81 each bsoken column
5 sangsed abort @sih vines
! t.rss ia Che diearas which haunt Il.
7kis lsle o 100 sun COILS BIRTH.
aIsses ii The aeIsg1 which yatant Il
r. boiled earth CO earth.
q. de sisrgnes without net or number
"a. wrecked on a barren shore,
~ ne dead ideals siumbeF
fstsseT and egegnoze.
5 spfine Ia her priaa Of pity
Ma hifiden the marble wrath.
iii bed ca the holy city
he fDwer and the sleep Of deafh.
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a S.~ ~ola Wan 81 N. Aosasain. =


A neu e0ld Msn Of The Mountain has
5asg been discovered ia the mountain regsoa
az Iavrrmaze. !, II. Mr. j. M Jerow. an
artist al Portland. Ne. has heen tassns
phnsogr&p hic views az the picturesque
scrnes near >awyeFs river. The artist ala
nas dfscovcs TIE stataee9ee head untii IL
mas polases eas 20 hiH ~ Mr.. Gecrge
PAYNE, superintendent II steazn sauaassl
az Isvsrnors. wAo happened - take np eae
q ste photographs tn TIE mil oEt1ee. The
nkenesis - = gigantic human face Which
tie pscEafs dlSrtayea 20 the eyes Of the
assaussae8 artist as Soon ~ bis asseEfson
was directed 81 e Was strskingfy accavase
n hiss been named the eHeFuit az the
su1eh e j. snch p2lPznse ssnhlancs
Il the husasn lace that sAe aaslest ere
c2Anot fail to discsFn every feature et q
wsisssiasined rxoHie
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The new eleefiens ccgnmsstcs 10 con-
posea. for he most part. Of men u recog.
nszs4 ability ard character. ard there i
good ground 80 h~sseve thai an early de.
elssoE vii h rssehed IN most of he cases
a4sea exclusively upan their merits.
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BEE.

fh& mfaEer lee il nnw rNA9y f0r bz&1ezz
Fnftlss w.zs1nE - seFxsee q lose2zg h<sS
VIZ plcAse srfsy - henr1 e 81 A. Z. spa dag
- hnAsenk& heMz h@nse les BE- Nk4 -
legnE iyxnx s. Ca.zssnss 6esek, fesss ef cazp1hsa
a p SPArxDzSS.
wax aa1 Ax@ak
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T-ETOE PACIFIC RATLwAY-PAcTFTC d
u Tsxioa- TAe foliowsnx schedule fss this
cprzpAny steamers % FHFef 5oHnt VII he u
esseE o. and after December - lsees a1ta ~
tier neEfce:
TACOMA VICTORIA ROUTE
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Returning. leaves whatcom Ct 80 q N. Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays. On the Satur
day Trip The Point Arena goes through 70 Seattle.
Fs7e from Port Townsend 20 tsstf1e. 81 Until fur.
Their notice. passengers freight from Seattle for
the islands BY the Port Arenas " ednesday and
Friday trips win be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Cos steamer
Edith 70 Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
DAY nights and transferred direct 20 the Port
Arena on these days the W. 3 q 7. Co win
Issue tick cts and bin freight through 70 desti-
HERBERT Y. BEEcHER, Manages
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle.
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NJ yhr lApixs.

yisE LAniES-
We gse mess e=sSfsu sad seasIaera1s as>c1s
sss : Vs. ~ % s ai;, ssi1a 8 ~
elseese as Z he eesaws.n rpnfsne docfoex HI =
cure syn sesnsane<s tAe celebrated speniall10
ssis Il every YER ssps ne u nssss s6
sSpsssss 9 sss hosP as i Bssa ell - "a
Nonsss ilsspiSa: Collees sss View fose "a =
one<r tle snoet sHeeaesfuE ana Ae8< &uo1r s &vn6f
eaioSssAs specialists n this coansrx 81.
To Young ard nAlddte-Asoa So
Nervous Debility. spermseosrhws. sem1n1
aosseS rhfslssl pevay, arising fron i1lfIc61
plmales on the tses. Aversion q soe1sfss - ~
Discouraged. lack OF cenEdence dull fkh6f ~
s ssss os bushes and nnds sils ! lIuS11Ii
sAAeixt peF1aAn<Ds<7 ana speedily cured
BLOOD AND SKIN D,Rk 4 skrn.
SYPHILIS disease mcss dreadful IL III rornlfr
completely eradirascd = - n a
~s Ssess 49, c.sssrn ssc permanently cors
Ridrsv ei l'r sr.s saa, 81 MAJ.
pslntas aimcelt too frequent bafutn0 r.
es1eue urine hlxh ccloaa1 ~ villa INLAY GolE
mens on standing. weak back. xonrlorhmA
kseee cysuhs proxnptly and safely cur
Charges reasonable. -
Our Sac ses In BASED upon Fnons
ugs remedies sei salekly ana cnrs por1rGs
We 40 not claim 10 know everxtnin- Il, -
ton TO medicine &C Diseases or b ~ asa g t5S
ever case. but Ne do claim shsf ! iarrs| 49,,
elte ena increasing practice. with uHoGboI&)11%
.uceess ~ sustain II arc The best proo{ az O.!
Rxperienee "a worth cvcryshinr. Kn,lv,66
gained 81 cousulltng WITH efltie&ilx ekaI.ol97&
and successfully treating thonsAnds III nSrSsS
Of every axe sax. profession ard ooof1na - ~
ieesed xeh every present&hle form ana H1o&x ri
disease. cr detaEnttys enables Ms 10 nerl1fs 49,
suffering with like mslaliies that Ne h1wn r1r5S
ecsded In restoring health b lareo ma5br1<S ri
cases treated. even after ether kkilled NM -
gefie physicians have failed 10 efFacf anv nsSs2
nsnt change for the better - g
We ara pAlroniked by ! class % lndloa 81
Kentlemen too snKnciuns 20 be imposed lln01 O.
an Ignorant qasnk. and thes Aro TOO tnjISDGn&
en- e - sIi{nienai away nom phyxtc1ah6 -
Persons calling al cur ofgicc can hsvs a. -
faction al Q free consultsiion. with thb -
anee that they mar depend upon rooolVnG -
did orfnionk honorable. square DEALING. r.
able charges and no eneouraxemenS vilkoI5 ~
proepec4 81 Improvements or Cufu
Our practice Is fgzndea upon fhefo1oN0 Q<111]
pes. msinedss without retersnce " eohno0 Q&
You win not 10 urged or psrsuxdea = 80
treatment and no one win 30 troa1o6I uu11@[
there IL strong probability OF . cure - pDt[1|
nens benefit Make intekrogatlons end doct
once hours Froms q m. 70 = m omGp
DAYS 10 IL q. m only "a
N A.--f'afsous unable % yiEik - my ~
treated Al their homes hf corruepfUd110&!
Medicines and insarrcnons sout by moNl a. -
prosA Consultation ifea - q
Aiways send stamp when reply = - s.
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AZ 90 D N Ar. Whatcom .Ev 90 p IA.
-Daily. excerf saturdays fDsily, sxcept san-
DAYS
steamer for eemiahmoo and Blaine leaves
HAatcom every saturday &c 5 m: returning
leaves Blaine every sunday 81 10 . m for what
com and Seattle
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s.,rass - 49,. e pl.a pssssl scss. 5 CO.
a. aekczsz ks1ees
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cyTEAMER FERNDALE. HUGHES MASTER
Leaves Seattle for Port Townsend every
Sunday 81 p. M Fare 81.
HERBERT Y. BEECHER, Manages
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent, Seattle.

Leaves Port Townsend for DnnKeness and
Port Angeles on Mondays. Tuesdays. Wednes-
DAYS snd Thursdays at 2 q. m, returning same
day. On Fridays At 2 q m. the Ferndale leaves
for Dungeness. Port Angeles and San Jusn, re-
turning Saturday evening. she then leaves Port
Townsend at 5 o clock for Seattle.
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Ysrengs pvslmsa ~x<g3nnsne sse2pesx Ard din.
sEs ear ass .ktsst tzFsuse3 seaflszs ssses9Ss
tasasz<A % seN k&st An<4nNxn fseEe rz4t.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ QAmftedl
STEAMER PREMIER
FOUND sogrH.
IKAvK ARRIVE.
vsncoaver. Monday and lTovnsend. Thursday
Thursday m and Moadav-9 20 N
Townsend. Monday and Seattle. Friday aud
Thursday Ill , n Tuesday - n
Seattle, Tuesday and Tsecmas Friday and
Friday .....~.-s mi Tuesday .....s....1oam
Seattle. az midnight Townsend ...-s o n
Tuesday and Friday Whstcom 3 80 n
Townsend a m Roche Harbor-i2 80 p N
Nhatcom - 30 9 m Vancouver ...T pm
Roche Harbor 4 . IA
The company reserves the right to change me
time table or places Of call witacut notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ami Fridays
lays or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIES. Master
F.w. PARKER, Agent
John IRVING. MANAGER C. P. \. Co, La
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TIRE STEAMER poINr ARENA

leaves Seattle every Sunday efternocn at
d N. foy Port Townsend and the san Juan
Islands from Hatfeld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend az 30 q m. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for Whstcon. calling ct Smiths
island, aud Richardson's weather permittingl.
Argyle, Lopez. Fridey Harder, Maple ION Mon
Aay going north and Thursday going south,
Roche Harbor. Orcas and Ksst sound
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WI BoGARDus, Agent
Foot Of Marion street, right hand side OF West
Seattle Ferry
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- - srarss 80 nAassl lsass : Co.
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BAKER, RACOS A co. Agents Esattiel
Y. ". WILSON, General Manager. Tacoma
4. I. Cowgirl. Agent. Fairhayen.
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KANx&
T-HE rIRsr NATIONAL BANK or SgArrER.
4 Seattle. wssAingion rrrssp<E
rArp.uP CAPITAL. aa.sa
5oa asssas. r; s..ssss
General baking business trsasar.sA
ne principal csaes 8 40 unlieS s,stss s al
pASK or BRITISH ooLrualA
Unsupported BY royal cAartsr sss;s
Vow open tor business in fsas
starr asoeS
Capital raid nnl ........s...........-S ssksa as
Power % increasc o.. scioans.
sefpluS-----.--.-.---.--.-.-.-.- ssAsa
J. KEITH WILSON. Nanaxs
Ranches. san Fraaessco fcxa.A Rs-,aaaa.
Ds.l facotaa twssh. :, Nistosta< Vancouver. New
Westminster Ssnasino and AAanioops ~ g..
General Aankins business transaesess geraign
eNfhAnEe Ought an1 sotls drafts A1& telN~
gEaiAsc ssansters sold on sh4 han1's aranehes,
also on New YORK. Chicsge. Gsnagla aud Hong
KONG. Deposits received saolecs - ckeck.
intsress rad on ssHa~ aepexiss
pvGEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF 81
BUY ard sell foreign AMI domestic exchanga.
transfer money hxtslegEsEh 10 ans part ct
the United states and Enrore. receive
deposits Of menev snd issue pass
books or cert draaaS tnarefoS
CORRESPONDENTS
London Y II RatnSchisa = S3a8
Paris. Dc Rothschild FrcTe>
Frankfart A. NJ. l. Won Steives A Ca
New YORK. agency OF hank al California
Chicago commeruiAa Naiional Rsnk-
Boston. Srff0lk Nati0nai Rank.
san Francisco. the Bank of California
Portland. the First National bank.
BAILEY GArxKkx ....s !. rrcsidcnE
T. FERRG .,s..--.s. Wee President
bank iscsssA corner cherry and Fseni streets
TARvs-coSKnS MORTGAGE sEesr CO..
KANSAS cry Avn NAN xosE
Paid up capital sl.ao0en
Loan money on ssaproved etsv and farm pfop-
cTty in amounts Of $500 20 ki3aoA4 No
delay In closing loans. Apriiear
uoas approved and papers
drawn here. Money paid
BY check on bank
Ifyon have the security we have tho rnoneyt,
loan. Any and All romnositioa met
]. W. KNfz. General Agent and Examines
Room !. Nswiin block.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBKRT
a y. Beecher. manager
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: - = : - -
FAST TrsE-
PASSENGER sTgAxER FLEETWOOD
-F0R-
eestliA Iacomk psympss. steIlacocm saa
McNefis fssnnd
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cRATTLE. LAKE SHORE q EAsrERx RAIL
Gwag.
Time Of arrival end departure Of trains
from Seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Arrive
For IS; so ma s s.g pe sIneesa ssm .Dpm
For Gilman ana way points s5Sam tl5pm
For snohomish and wayi sa5am sS5am
leo u $40 ~
For Suburban points ten trains daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAIE2
For South Bend, enoqual-l
nnie Gilman and wayf SWAN us p N
points .s.-.-ss-
For srohomish ane wayi as asspm
49, .-.-sa $3.50 ss..-s sssss
For suburban points six trains each ways
T. W RUFF, Gen PaeG AEt
FwD. HoLBROOK Manager.
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RAxLEAxA
TO MoSTEsASo AND AL POINTS on
eRAr's HARBoR
PUGET sousD GRAYs EARHoR h r.
Thruugh IN one aay from seattle
IrsSnx aaanect daily at KsmflcAie a. p n.
viii stssner frum seattle
TIKI xkHGx.
u Ksmilchts y NJ Nv Monscsanole an
Z rn.. 80 lima isa
Ar Moasesano . Ar KAnilchiela Is = n.
= KsaiisAis Pm Y MsnsssAno ; > > ?.
Z Eln.. ss y xllass as
sSnndavz exeepset
CoLusslA . rusKr SOUND \ L
TINE TABLE,
rAxsss KFFxcT srSbAs. ecTosEs a. fssa
Trains arrive At and leave sestsie es foliawr
Lesxe ArrsVa
Ss s.~s;ss. and way seaA sseRn
s; sssaaia. .nd . way sta sera ss.a
Coal trains with eoaeh ssischcd have No rexu-
lar running trae: viii carry passengers
= s.lLI- >aeegs ssnaent
RASK or COMMERCE
Paid iecoo
Translates seneral banking business
y. HoIYoKE President
X \ Cashier
dexter HORTON 4 CO. BANKERS
incorporates 1857
cArs7st- ,sco.ca uxprv1DEp rKorrrs ssoooa
President MS Ladd
s Actin s' ssa.ssr 4 E 4 nsass
sight sassssre and ,slssrses,c Transfers on
cisco. Portland and various points
in Washington. Oreeon and
British Columbia
sts1t o4Ats q eNSaAnke ON Lou0on, hfssiactc
Collections made a. all points, on favorable
terms
Bonds, stocks ana other valasblos received
on deposit for safe keeping
yuAsHINGToN LOAN &TRusr COMPANY
w dneorporated.}
H hssss ksu Ks ssers..r, and Is sssss
Authorized capital ..........-..-.-... 10000,
MORTGAGE loans on improved farms and city
property. Lowest rates No delay.
anANcH OFFICE
Room 5, KiiEen block seattle. ". T.; Gecrse
EAsYKRs orvIcxs
Is wall street, View York; Sears suiidias
Boston.
Home once. wals walla. W. r.: branch Of
ices. coltax and Seattle.
WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK-rNcoR-
w poratsd under the territorial laws
CAPITAL. ssoeoa
cyrIcxRs.
B.B' Dssfsors vles.Prssiden.
II. N. Higgins. Cashier
AaExRaAEs nAKKIHa susrxEss rRassAcrxn
Drafts drawn ON an parts Of ths world In
teYest paid On savings snd time deposits.
HoHfx-i0A m 20 .. m. and saturday even.
tnes from 70 o'clock.
Deposits may be made ia person or by feeis
tered Letter. money order or express. and deposit
books will Be returned as requested.
Money loaned on real estate ~ reasonable rates.
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Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma wednes-
day. Friday and Sunday att 20 q "A. from Seattle
warehouse Co. o wharf
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THE NEW. PAST STEAMER rAIRHAvES
-LEAvEs FoK--
rtsaiady, CoupevilIs, knacoftes. Felrhaven.
kellingham. sehome, Whatcom and way ports
Monday. wednesday and Friday Ct ?. m.
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fsHARLEs 2: EMKRY REAL ESTATE LOAN
" COMPANY,
s6sros AND KANSAS CITE
Mcr,rsre leans on bushes. and ressdsuos urop-
erty. Building loans speciality
ing direct with this company and not through
REPRESENTATIVES, Of other companies
Ready capital always on hand No appliea
interest I0sns closed without delay
Manager for branch of1oA
Rocns Phinney block Front and senecs Sta
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND trustee. .
IL Incorporated 1871
usvenyn-DodEs building. ssooadse
casrrAI. tzoceoa
xfsxsscts general banking business
sAvrsss pErAsrmwrr
Deposits received - any amounts from one dollar
upwards aud Interest allowed thereon.
MoncY loaned upon Improved
farm and city real
estate
WILLS. s sssn.v vics P Pssssasss
G. n. HsfLbsos. --......s-.-....M anaeer.
bAxrKk = asnlef'
N.Y. ss n f,w-.. q ss.s
ws. 3. FisHKa
n = MILLER = CO. BANKERS
Ee~iis block. 2ss Columbia ssrsss
A sKxxaaL sAsxTss srasEss SRAss&crEn
Kxchanss boarhs saa sol1
Tsvestnsnt securities hosEst aud sol4
Deposits received sabscct toeaeck.
Interest pssA en- line aspossh
Collections nsaae on al socsassss posnss
cE1rTIK THE INSURANCE AND TRUST
= comEAey
CAPITAL. gzs.aa
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r-EFF FIRST NATIONAL BANK oE SEATTIE
4 Seattle. Washington Tsrrisrryx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

r,ASADrAE PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
xRAEscoETINKsTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
-coMsuas Or
Palace Sleeping and parior cars.
Elegant day coaches,
Luxurious dining cara.
commoaious oolonist Sleeping cafs-the latter
free
THROUGH TICKETS
To So Panl, Chicago. Detroit, Toronto, Mon.
lreal, Quebec, Halifax. 81 John, New
York, Boston, Portland, and ell
points in the In1fed State1
and canadn.
Can be purchased 81 lees rate than via sny
other line
Passengers booked 10 ana from all Rarspsaa
points
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For rates. maps ana particulars eau On Or Ed-
dress
c. q. McCoRD.
kW NcGI<EKSS. seattle. WI
RK FLIIS, Tacoma W. r.
LIZ BROWN. Asst Gen. Frcight snd Psss&a-
ser Agent. Vancouver. B. C.
Correspondeuce respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. poseofac@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
CHARLES ?. KMKRY KKAL ESTATE LOAN
" COMPANY,
s6sros AND KANSAS CITE
erty. Building loans specially

save brokers' and agents commission By deal
ing direct with this company and not through
REPRESENTATIVES Of other companies
Ready capital always on hand No appliear
tons sent away for approval Lowest rates OF
interest Loenn closed without delay.
r. NJ PALMER.
Manager for branch offIoA
Rooms Phinney block Front and seneca STA
EeAttia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

Drafts drawn on an parts OF tbs world In
ierest paid IN savings snd time deposits.
HourH-l0A IN. 30 d m, and Saturday even.
inas from 70 o'eiock
Deposits may be made ia person or by regis.
tered letter. money order or express. and deposit
books will be returned as requested.
Money loaned on real estate ~ reasonable rates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

sssrsrai baking business trsasarssA
sight ara seaeerapAie exchange. rsysoss il an
ErrnrAes
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WINTER TINE CARD.
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